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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 18, 1908)
TUB ETGENB VAIIX GUAiyi. FRfPAV, SKPTKMHW 18. HH. S. P. SWILLS MAY SOON RESUME CUTTING LUMBER comi THE PEER OF CHILDREN'S COMBINATION SUITS. Men's Furnishings he most complete imp nf INCLUDES TWO PAIR PANTS ONE KNICKERBOCKER, ONE PLAIN. THIS stylish Combination suit, with two pairs of knee pants, is guaranteed to stand the hardest wear without rippia? or tearing. The Pants are taped and sewed twice. The Plain Pants ace made with Doable Seat and Knees from seam to seam. Riveted buttons that can't pull oil. All edges are double stitched cloth scientifically shrunk and sanitarily camphorated to protect it from moths and germs. Wearbetter Combination suits give the best value for the least money $5.00 for the suit with extra pants. ALL PATTERNS ALL STYLES ALL SIZSS. fok Aue BY CXA1VII TT V C 612 WffltmetteSt. O 1 Jt IN L !! I 3 EUCENE, OREGON FOR SALE v City Properties No. 101 lot, 60xlS fMt. Price, faiVO. No. 12. G-rooin house WeBt Sixth street; lot 06 2-31180 feet. I'rlce $19000. No. 20 3 lots In Oross addition. Frlco $1125. No. 24-Lnt on North Lawrence street. Price, $lKiH. No. 43 Now houso and barn, Wont Ninth stroot. Price, $ntMH. One acre tn Dlalr addition.. Price, mm. No. 8 One block westers part of Ruanno, near Kloventh street. Price, $2000. No. 73 Two full-Hired lota East Eugene Price, $7ft0. No. 7B Now 7-room honso on pared atroot; site of lot 6( 4-fiil60; ory fine location. Price, $47BO. No. 79 7-room house, plastered; good welt; barn; some fruit. Price, t!l0. No. 843 lota West Ninth street; $IIOO, 01200, $lltOO each. No. 87 Now i-room house; Rood barn; two ' unfinished rooms up stairs. Price, $:iooo. No. 89 Kola fl, 7, 8, west part of town. Price, $11110. Whnlo block on College Hill. I'rlco, $ I loo. Farm Lands No. 3 Uv4 acres Kind Innil four miles from Kimono. $75 er acre. No. 4 10 acres Kurdcnlnnd; nno sot to cherries, elKlit plow lnud; four- room houne, woodHhed, barn; fenced chicken tight; 6 V4 miles out. Price vein: No. G 66 acres near Creawell; GO In cultivation; good 7-room honso; good fencing; young orchard of GO trees; enough timber tor firewood. Price, $4iM. No. 7 241 acres below Cobnrg; house and barn and oatbulldlngs; crop gooB with tho place; V4 down, balanco on time. Price, $10,00. No. 9 288 88-100 acres, pasture and haylaud. Price, $1 per acre. No. 23 354 acres near Coburg; this Is a fine grain farm; very fine farm bouse; barn not so good. Price, $50 pw acre. No. 80 196 acres near CroBwell. Price, $'40 pur acre. No. 32 244 acres three miles from Kugene; good house of eight rooms; 40 acres In cultivation, bal ance In pasture and timber; water piped to hotiso; subject to lease Oc tober 1, 1909. Price, $5000. No. 3G 698 acres on McKenzle; fine pasture land. Price, $00N. No. 87 16f acres west 8 miles; house and barn. Price, $.10 per acre. No. 51442 77-10 acres 8 miles south of nrownsTllle; good eight room hanse; two cattle barns; one gout houso; hog house; chicken and wood houses; wagon Bhed; water piped to houne; plenty of fruit; 40 ncros In cultivation. Price, $5000. No. 63 50 acres of timber, suita ble for wood ranch. Price, $1250. No. 70 2 80 acres north of Junc tion; 17G acres In cultivation; bal nnco In timber and pasture; all fenc ed; old hit mini; elKht-ronni bonne; hlnckaiiilth shn imittl tools; 100 head nf sheep; running wntor. l'rlco, $:I5 K-r acre. Many Others, Call and See HOWE & BUOY 542 Willamette Street ' ..The GRAND., r i t ''in PROGRAM Itnnaivay Home. Ancient HtvMlgi'or. Haitian Vulture. Poor Knmlljr's llollilnjr. IIiiIIit'b Mllep. The licet (Hue. SONGS BY MISS HENDERSHOTT What Might Have ttceu. Illlly IVar. Matinee Saturday 2:30 p. m. Evening Pertormance 7:45 an4 9 p. m. ALL SEATS 10c. Notice of 8ule of Warranto Plimuunt tn AiithnrlTnrl.... H..I.. -I.. en by the voters of School District No. 4, of Lane couuty, Oregon, at an election dulv hM in bdIh hiu.ia the second day of May, 1908, the di- roiuors or Baia district will Inane and sell the negotiable, interest-hearing warrants of the riiairi n ih ...... of 116,000. Said warrants will be uue twenty years arter date, payable at the option of the district after ten years from date; will bear interest at the rate of five per cent per annum. uiciOTi imjnuie semi-annually, and will be iBsued in denominations to Blllt the IllirchaHnra hn In loss than 150. The public generally -uu orai reniueni or tne district In particular may subacrlbe for said bondB or any portion thereof not leas than 150. Subscriptions should be by sealed bids stating the amount of warrants desired and the price that will be nairi thni-Arm. .v.ik ui-i should be deposited with the under- miieu bl nis omce In the oity hall in Kugeno, Or., not later than 7:30 p. m. on the 30th day of September, 1908, at which time and place the di rectors of said district will meet to open said bids and award said war rants to the hlgheet bidders therefor. The directors reserve the right to re ject any and all bids. FRANK REISNHR, District Clerk School Lilstrlct No. 4, Lane County, Or. Eugene. Or., Sept. 10. 1908. Notice of Pinal MotUcwcnC Estate of John Stewart, deceased Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned, administratrix of the es tate of John Stewart, deceased, has filed hor final account In the matter of said estate in tho county court for Lane county, Oregon, and Monday, tho 5th day of October, 1908, at the hour of 1 o'clock in tho afternoon of said day has boon fixed by said court for the hearing of objections to said account, and for tho final Biutlo nient of snhl estate and nny and all object Ions must bo niiiite and filed with the clerk of siild court on or bo fore said date so fixed bv sail court. Dated August 29, I 90S. LOl'ISA M. STEWART. Administratrix of Snlil Kstato. L. I11LYKU. Atty. AiliiiiiilHtnilor'N .Notice Not lie Is hereby given that tho un dersigned, K. M. lhiryee, has been lllllv Hllllfllltl.l.f n.l.,.l..l..t-..... . ri""u uu iii , umii nidi tn mt cstHto of ltachel A. t'rabtree. deceas ed, by tho county court of Lane coun ty, Oregon. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the samo to said administrator with proper vouchers at tho law afflco of L. Illlyeu. in Ku geno. Oregon, within six months '""in (lie unie nereor. Dated this Id day of September. 190S. K. M. DiritYEK. i .... ...... Administrator. L. nil.YKiT. Attorney. AUTOMOBILE FOR HIRE Fie passenger car for hire any time day or night GOOD DRIVER CALL BLACK 1231 For Bedrock Wells and Pure, Whole some Water See .T. E. KILBOKN Satisfaction Guaranteed Phone 5391 557 High Street J. W. BARRINGER Expert hotuemover Moves anything. Twenty-f.v ye ati experience. Residence, E Fifteenth and Oak Sts. Phone Red 4511. Eueenc. O.vjon. C. Arnel, a prominent citizen of Marcola, having lived there many . . tUn. ...hi nt i yearn ueiore aiiji'iie mwu,,,... building a town there, was in the city today on business. To a Guard re porter this morning he stated that the men In charge of the S. P. Co's sawmills at Marcola have received orders to clean orf all the dorks of lumber, which. Mr. Arnel thinks, signifies that the company Intends to start up the mills again in me near future, ordering the docks cleared to make room for new lum ber. Large shipments of railroad ties, which have been on hand since the mills closed laat winter are being made every day. The only mill in the vicinity of Marcola that is run ning now Is that or tne unsei 1.11m ber Co.. which is operating with I full crew, but the prospects are that a number of others will resume soon. AMTBEMENTS Kolb & Dill wno appear in "Lone some Town." st the Eugene theater tonight, are firm believers In en gaging competent players to support them. Unlike most stars these clev er German dialecticians don't care to keep In the glare of the calcium from the rise of the curtain on the first act until the finale. While they are the chief fun-makers in ' Lone some Town," which Is to be pro duced with all the care and detail that It was during it slong run at the Circle Theater, New York City, at the theater tonight. They have en gaged some of the best known and highest salaried players in the musi cal comedy world, Including Maude Lambert, who for years was a Broad- day and idol and later one of the big vaudeville stars, and Billy Clifford, the cleverest delineator of the Amer ican "gentleman" who prefers walk ing to work and dirt to soap and wa ter more commonly known as the tramp. These language twisters also be lieve In costuming and staging a nro- ductlon In A. No. 1 style. Nothing Is too good for them and the r shaoelr and pretty chorus girls are arrayed in tne rinest and most becoming fin ery while the stage and electric ef fects are dazzling In the extreme. This Is one reason why they have reacneo tne top of their chosen pro fession. But when it comes to dis torting the dictionary, these dialec ticians are also on the Job and they can cause some genuine and hearty laughter by their inimitable method of talking than any pair of elong ated and sawed-off-and-hammcred-down exponents of comedy In the proreBsion. Bo if you have a fit of the blues or are looking for a chance to smooth out the wrinkles on your brow, don't fail to pay a visit to the cugene theater tonight and see how lively Kolk and Dill make "Lonesome Town" and how pretty and charming the sweet-voiced singers In the cast and chorus render the many high- ciass musical numDers with which the piece Is so plentifully sunnlieri The novel electrical effects also have a tendency to Illuminate "Lonesome town, in a fitting manner. So all in an you'll not be lonesome If you'll call on Kolb & DIM. hn in but two of the many claimants for tne Lonesome Town, Watts. A Touch of lliinuin Xnture. The nPVMt Dinilnrn .!,.. "T.U- Little Prospector," will be presented by Chic" Perkins and her clever company at the Kugcne Theater on 1 uuisday. September 24. Through the play runs a depth of humorous feeling that carries the Interest of the audience in th. ri. 1 curtain, "f'bic" iwtiine ti.. Little Prospector" Imbues the char acter with so much interest that she Is at all times In evidence. Tho part culls for both mined v and pathos and Is Interpreted In manner at once recognized by the most exact ing critics as a perrect rendition of the character, swaying her audience with unmistakable magnetism The scenic display Ik elahorate. "The Lit tle Prospector," may be awaited for with every anticipation of great enjoyment A Paying tnveetment Mr. Joha White, of 3S Highland avenue. Houltoa. Me.. ,aT,: "Ha"" been troubled with a cough every ,Wr IT nd T1"'- ' rled many advertised remedies, but the cough continued until I bought a 60-cent bottle of Dr. King', New " covsry. Before that was half gone the congh was all gone. This winter the same happy result has followed ,r. ,P8v0nC? mor ntshed the ?b.i ' r7,rt'. inm no 'onvinced that Dr. King's New Discovery Is the bjt of all cough and lung remedies hohl under guarantee at W A Kuv kendall's drug store. 50c and II Trial bottle free. d ,l' in the city at TKe TOGGER.Y Cluett Shirts, new styles and patterns, $ 1 .50 tn t? CLU ,i, tl ftA, ."M miersicuc vJiuita, nc vv v-uot, fi I .wu to $2()fl Monarch Shirts, $1.00 and $1.25 Cuffs attached or detached Arrow Collars in all the late styles, sizes nfo anrl W Ar P P.l " lClllO U11U A A A A V-1U V CO Hats, Shoes, Sophomore and Alfred Benjamin Clothing at D aKac Iftvij 554 tO AJl UO. WilM You're on the Right Track when your clothing is looked after by our expert assistants. Cleaned perfectly, pressed properly, delivered promptly, and our charges by their little ness make satisfaction an as sured fact. Everything possible in Cleaning ana Dyeing Eugene Dye Works 6th and Willamette Sts. Phone Red 2861 SIGN WAR That is the way the trade flies ELECTRIC SIGN has the same fascination for that light has for moths-J attract them its way A brilliant lighted store is al well patronized Everything Possible In Wiring or Lane County Electric W JOE TUCK, Mgr. 627 S. 1 1 i nanasom Decorated! we are selling i: have never beS values at In qtu. richness ol i Chiiia and Ei ! nr rnvT?x THE VV. 1T1. ItlVJLJMi, DEAL 619 Willamette St. Phone Main Swtal Itato to Portland ami turn. li.A:!T',.Pc','',,!,on1 nd YOUR HOn.SK GETS i MTTLK ENOUGH! for all the work he does. To keep mm wen snoa is really a necessity, for if he EOAH lam. Vnil 1. lic'- You are Invited to bring him hers the next time be seeds shoeing. We ds nothing but first-class work. Burbach & Bristow 531 Olive St. n ts HUM. nam at . hep ember Jl. to 28 Inclusive The' Southern Pacific will rolllu, ,'r, ,,;k,"t" round trip on ,hel limit. J,th. A. J. GILLETTE. Agent. I C. R. MEAD J. V. MACHEN gEFORETburmir real es tate call up or come to Springfield, the bat town of its size in the valley, the best railroad center and the -best water power in the State. Farms of all sires and descriptions, also cty property for sale. M. M. & REAL ESTATE CO TelcphotM Miin 171 EUGENE H0SP Medical n4 Ssnical STAFF Koyk.nd.il, M. D. O. Proaser, M. D. P. J. Bartle, M. D. B. F. Scaiefc, M. D. D. A Paine, M. D. Gto.O'B.DsBar.M.D. L. E. McOouEal, M. D. For the cant wi W Medical and Surgi IXrArm nocrltine fOW Appliances fofXnj Sputum and Wood aA Full corps ottiWI Rates on ipplial ..Training School for Nus Regular course of lectures by thetaW huuaui ua iiiv nvouai r J mation address W. KUYKENDAUj lM. r. 7VI.. L. C. BEADLE Stone Mason I...1V,. ..r.ler. at White's restaurant i l i:Inh street or a.IJros at At No. r,r. K.it :rect, furnlshlncs ,.f hiu, nil kih.iI a, pet, blinds, curtains, an,! rockers, soma's brlr-a-brac. klt,-h.'n diiiltii! room suite, s.' c'litfonler. bunkers. Pl.'tures all t.i I... 'lev fa;: fr. T-rootn : rar ' hairs iishi s. l-'tisils. T.-tarv. V I. Snrtil'"i;s School Books and School Supplies Schwarzschild's Book Ston The House of Superior Quality 586 WillamcLLe Su WeCirryj I1U "v 'SI iap fit 5fj il 1' 1 :V ij.j. :it 13! ''tl. i "H. - ' in it . a o o
