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THE KUQKKE DAILT GUARD, MOXDAY, SEITEMUKB 2,
THE PEER OF CHILDREN'S
COMBINATION SUITS.
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 ripping or tearing.
The Pants are taped and sewed twice. The Plain
Pants are made with Double Seat and Knees from
seam to seam.
Riveted buttons that can't pull off. 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 SIZES.
FOn SALE BY
CT A Ml PVC 612 WillametteSt.
O A Jt nbJL I O EUGENE, OREGON
FOR SALE
City Properties
No. 101 lot, 60x1 SO feet. Price,
No. 12. 5 -room house West Sixth
atreet; lot 66 20x160 foot. Price
t'jooo.
No. SO 3 lots In Gross addition.
Prlro
No. 24 -Lot on North Lawrence
street. Price, fJ?M.
No. 43 New house and barn, West
Ninth street. Price, JIMMK).
One acre In Jllalr addition. Price,
(loo.
No. 66 One lilock western part of
Rugnno, near liloventh street. Price,
$2000.
No. 73 Two full-sited lots Runt
fiimono. Prlco, 7no.
No. 75 Now T-rooin house on
paved Htroi't; alio of lot 66 4-6x160;
vorjr fine location. Price, 947AO.
No, 79 7-rootu bouse, plastered;
good well; barn; some fruit. Price,
SjSiW.
No. 84 3 lots West Ninth streot;
(II 100, 01200, t:i(M) each.
No. 87 Now 5-rooin house; good
barn; two unfinished rooms up
stairs. Price, $:UMM.
No. 89 Lots 6. 7, 8, west part of
town. Prlco, $11.10.
Whole block on College Hill.
Prlco, $1 100.
'arm
Lands
No. 3 154 acres wind hind four
nillei from ICllKetio. $7.1 per licit'.
No. 4 10 acres itnrdinlnnri; one
sot to rhurrlos. elKht plow land; fuur-
room house, woodshed, barn; fenoed
chicken tight; 6 14 miles out. Price
l!ftO.
No. 6 66 ncres near Creewell; CO
In cultivation; good 7-room house;
good fencing; young orchard of 60
trees; enough timber for firewood.
Price, $42410.
No. 7 241 acres below Cobnrg;
house and barn and outbuildings;
crop goes with tbo place; V4 down,
balance on time. Price, $10,00.
No. 9 286 88-100 acres, pasture
and hayland. Prlco, $2J pr acre.
No. 23 364 acres near Coburg;
this la a fine grain farm; very fine
fnrm house; barn not so good. Price,
$50 M-r nrre.
No. 30 196 acres near Creswell
Price, $'20 per acre.
No. 3 2 244 acres three miles
from Uugeiio; good house of eight
rooms; 40 acres In cultivation, bal
anco In pasturo and tlmbor; wnter
piped to house; subject to lease uc-
tober 1. 1909. Price, fOOOA.
No. 35 691 acres on McKenzle;
fine pasture land. Price, $0H.
No. 37 169 acres west t miles;
house and barn. Price, $110 per mini.
No. 51442 77-190 aorw 8 miles
south of Hrownsvlllo; good .eight
room haiiso; two cattle barns; oue
gnat houso; hog house; chicken and
wood houses; wagon shed; water
piped to house; plenty of fruit; 40
acres in cultivation. Prlco, $.1000.
No. 63 GO acres of timber, suita
ble for wood ranch. Price, $IUA0.
No. 70 280 acres north of Junc
tion; 176 ncres in cultivation; bal
mico In timber and pasturu; all fenc
ed; old orchard; eight-room houso;
blacksmith sbn piuul tools; 100 liimil
of sheep; running water. Prlco, $:l.1
iMr acre.
Many Others, Call and See
HOWE & BUOY
542 Willamette Street
..Ihe GRAND..
PROGRAM
Two Stout.
Life in llurmah Teak Korost.
' 1 Henry Hudson. .".
Short-sighted Jane.
Hen Hur, or Koman Hpvetarlo.
SONGS BY MISS HENDERSHOTT
Ooodbye, l.lttle tilrl
' Would You?
Seo and hear llryan and Tnft on the tiunranteo of Hank Deposits.
Matinee Saturday 2:30 p. m.
Evening Petiormonce 7:45 and 9 p. m.
ALL SEATS 10c
FOK SAI.K, K.VCHANGK OH l.tA.HK
Having concluded to retire from
the lumber business I offer for sale,
lease or will exchange for Eugene or
Portland income property, my saw
mill, sawmill site, booms, lumber
sheds, office, planers, dry kilns and
an tools connected with the business.
Mill located at river bridge In the
centre of Kugene city, east and west,
and only three blocks from tbe S. P.
It. It.
This Is a fine opportunity for some
one to go into the lumber business,
as there Is always a big local domund
for all slubwood, sawdust, shavings,
cull lumber, as well as the better
grades of lumber. Logs are cheap,
labor cheap, lumber high.
A good mlllman can make this
property pay for Itself in two years,
and If ho will operate day and night
In one year. Greatest opportunity in
thlB part of Oregon for a mill man;
best located mill In the state. Capac
ity, 20,000 feet in ten hours.
When you have this mill you are
at the market. Planer and dry kiln
everything noeded to make lots of
lumber and lots of money. Qlve this
your early attention If Interested in
a lumber proposition. I am sure you
cannot beat It in the state. The
quicker you act the surer you are of
making your fortune, for this Is a
onance in a liretlme.
M. S. BARKER,
333 Pearl street,
Kufene, Or.
Notice of Halo of Warrants
Pursuant to authorization duly giv
en by the voters of School District
No. 4, of Lane county, Oregon, at an
election duly held In said district on
the second day of May, 1908, the di
rectors of said district will issue and
sell the negotiable, Interest-bearing
warrants of the district to the amount
of 116,000. Said warrants will be
due twenty years after date, payable
ut the option of the district after ten
years from date; will bear Interest at
the rnto of five per cent per annum.
Interest payable scml-unuuully, and
will be Issued In denominations to
suit tho purchasers, but In no case
less than $50. The public generally
and each resident of the district In
particular may subscribe for said
bonds or any portion thereof not less
than 150. Subscriptions' should be
by sealed bids slating the amount of
warrants desired and tho prlco that
will bo paid therefor, which bids
should be deposited with the under
signed at his office In the city hall.
In Kugene, Or., not later than 7:30
p. m. on the 30th day of 9ptomber,
1908, at which time and place the di
rectors of said district will meot to
open said bids and award said war
rants to tho highest bidders therefor.
The directors reserve the right to re
ject any and all bids.
FRANK RKISNKR.
District Clerk School iJiatrlct
No. 4. Laue County. Or.
Kugene. Or., Sept. 10, 1908.
COUNTRY CLUB
AND LIVESTOCK.
MEET BEGINS
Guard Special Service.
Portland. Sept. 21 The Portland
Country Club and Livestock Asso
ciation begins Its initial meeting to
day. The exhibit of livestock sur
passes that shown at the Lewis and
Clark exposition, and the races will
be the best ever !;?ssed here. The
great mile track Just omp!eted at a
enst nf 127.000 the. immense barns
and steel frame aropKheatre. give
the grounds and surroundings an ap
pearance of solidity ana permaneu.
The track Is considered the best
drained that has been built In this
part of the United States. There Is
a steam railroad line Into the grounds
In addition to a splendidly equipped
electric line In fact, the latter has
been tested and found capable of
handling forty-five cars at one time.
Together these lines will relieve the
ground sofs even thousand people
within the first fifteen minutes after
a meeting.
No event has taken place In the
last year that -will be more beneficial
to the Pacific Northwest than the vis
It of the delegates In attendance up
on the National convention of the
American Association - of Traveling
Passenger Agents. These men have
traveled through Washington, spent
three days thoroughly investigating
Seattle, where they held their con
vention, visited interesting points on
the sound; then they came to Port
land, where they disbanded, going to
many polntB in Oregon. Washington
and down through California. The
traveling passenger agents meet
thousands of people every year, and
Influence a vast amount of travel.
The Missouri river valley Is one of
tho most successful hog sections of
the United States. Today one of the
most popular stock-fattening roods
In the Missouri river region Is a mix
ture of alfalfa meal and sugar beet
pulp, which is produced In Colorado.
Advices recently received from that I
state show that numerous new mills
are being erected, and certainly the
Pacific Northwest should give this
industry every (possible encourage
ment, and this is particularly true
since the great international concerns
like Swift & Company and others
hnve decided to locate upon the Pa
cific coast and are now spending mil
lions of dollars In building their
plant at Portland. A good reliable
fattening food equal to corn would
make this section of the United
States the very richest portion of our
great republic.
The Hood River Applegrowers' As
sociation has just closed a contract
for 80.000 boxes of the growing
crop, and now have under discussion
the sale of 150,000 additional boxes.
This will be good news to all the
fruit-growing sections of the Northwest.
AMCSHMKNTS
CALL FOR C1TV WARRANTS..
Notice Is hereby given that all city
warrants drawn on tho general fund
up to and Including No. 575, regis
tered February 11. 190. will be paid
on presentation at my office Sep
tember 14. 190S. Interest will
ceaso on that .In v.
FRANK RKISNKR,
City Treasurer.
Kugene, Or., Sept. 18, 1908.
WOOD N AMINO.
John M. P. Plxon, successor to W.
R. Roddy. All wood sawed to guage.
For prompt service phoae Hlack
3JU. Residence 324 High street, tf
Uasvtla. Woodsaw.
One of the most successful plays
of the present season is "The Little
Prospector, a comedy-drama which
comes to the Eugene theatre on
Thursday, September 24. ' The Lit
tie Prospector" was written esmi-
clally for "Chic" Perkins by a mas
ter hand In stage-craft, and the lines
and "business" fit her like a kid
glove. The character of the self
qissertive, Independent, yet lovuble
daughter of a degenerate physician
Is Interpreted with a charm that
wins the audience nnd sets the gal
lery gods In a furore, and the real
critic is the gallery god. he Is honest
to himself and the players and he
won't stand for phoney goods.
"Chic" Perkins Is surrounded with
n group of theatrical atelites that
are an important factor In the suc
cess of the new play, nnd give the
magnetic, little star excellent support,
which causes "Tho Little Prospector"
to run as smooth as the waters of a
mountain brook. There Is an ele
ment of pathos In the drama that
Is not overworked, and tho comedy
Is not of the "slap-stick" order, but
Is clean, refined, yet the situations
never fall to bring roars of hearty
laughter. There Is an Indescribable
charm about "The Little Prospector"
as Interpreted by "Chic" Perkins
that makes the play a success, for
It tells the story of human emotions
In which love, hato and romance are
skillfully blended by a playwright
of international fame. Success from
a financial, artistic standpoint has
crowned the efforts of the strenuous
magnetic "Chic" and the little star
deserves tho laurel of Fame.
R. C. MORtiAN S FVRN1TI RK
FACTORY.
Furniture manufactured for whole
sale or retail trade. Factory at east
end of Fifth street. Repairing solicl
Ited. Phone Black 5391. Residence
phone. Black 5501. tf
r
The most compFete line of
Men's Furnishings
in the city at
The TOGGERY
Cluett Shirts, new styles and patterns, $1.50 to $2 50
Interstate Shirts, new coat. $ 1 .00 to $2.00
Monarch Shirts, $1.00 and $1.25
Cuffs attached or detached
Arrow Collars in all the late styles, xx sizes
New and nifty neckwear in new shades and shapes
Dents and H. & P. Gloves
Hats, Shoes,
Sophomore and. Alfred Benjamin Clothing
at Roberts Bros, wi,
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 286 J
S I G N W ARD
That is the way the trade flies.
ELECTRIC SIGN
has the same fascination for peoplj
that light has tor moths-it
attract them its wav
A brilliant, lighted store is always
well patronized
Everything Possible in Wiring or Cos
Lane County Electric Worw
JOE I UCK, Mgr. 627 S. Willamette
Handsomely
Decorated Chi
we are selling at prim
have never before over
values at in quality, btt.
richness of decoration
China and English w
THE SQUAT
131 Jf M"k TFM THE J
VV. Ifl. OKJMLPI, DEAL CROl
6 J 9 Willamette St. Phone Main 25.
VOI R HOItSK GETS
I.1TTLK KXOIGh!'
for all the work he does. To keep!
him well shod is really a necessity,!
for if he goes lame you lose In ser-
vice. You are Invited to bring him
here the next time he needs shoeing, j
We do nothing but first-class work.
Burbach & Bristow I
531 Olive St. I
EUGENE HOSP1TA
GASOMNK WOOH SAW.
Garrison Gibson saw all wood
to aae. Office Black 1571. Home
Black 1761. tf
For Bedrock Wells and Pure, Whole
some Water See
J. E. KILBORN
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Phono 5391
557 High Street
GKHMAN COACH 8TAU.10V
The German coach horse whirl, I
purchased from Duncan Scott will
make the stand during the season at
HsnsV barn.
" J. II. I-KKKIN3.
K. ti. II Vltili r.
SKK HKHH IUTTOX
For your accident and health in
surance. Opposite postoffieo.
C. R. MEAD
J. V. MACHEN
We have several parties who are'
looking for homestead locations or)
relliniulrhmenis'. also some good tim
ber rlaims. If you know of any
homesteads or timber claims it will
pay you to write ns. Address Aetna
Kealty Company. 3J"i Failing Build
ing Portland, Ore. t(
gEFORE buytntr real es
tate call op or come to
Springfield, the best 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
TekphoM Main 171
Kn. tU. and treatment)!
Medical and Surgical (A
Modern operating iom wo pn
Appliances lor A ray
Sputum and blood eumuuw
Full corps of trained fl""1
RatesonappKuuo4
..Training. School for Nurses.. J
1 Rerular course of lectures bv the faculty ana p
training in the hospital. The medical and surpa.
of tnc hospital constitutes the faculty, r or
mation address W. KUYKEND ALL.
Medic! and Surgical
STAFF
Kuykendall, M. D.
O. Fran, M. D.
P. J. Birtle, M. D.
B. F. Scaiele, M. D.
D. A Pilne, M. D.
Geo. 0'B,DeBf, M.D.
L. E. McDougal, M. D.
Photos, stamps and tot cards
Ceneral view rk. Sixth street
between Willamette and Olive, tf
Cider a','i'!' ,, re,-, ! , ,1 at i
our facti S.yemScr '.V, Od 2s
only. Ingham Vinegar Co. SiS
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Hoars the x'V ,r-
toiUA'.U.t
School Books
and
School Supplies
Schwarzschild's Book Stori
The House of Superior Quality
58b Willamette St.
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