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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 24, 1908)
THE EltiKXB DAILY GUARD, THlIt-SDAV. SEITEMBER 1008 4 AMI'S KM KXTS Oo .. o 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 Flain 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. Wearbettcr Combination suits give the best value for the least money $5.00 for the suit with extra pants. ALL PATTERNS ALL STYLES ALL SIZES. FOR SALE BY STANLEYS 612 Willamette St. EUGENE, OREGON EUGENE THEATRE SSffSraiB Thursday, Sept. 24th FRANK G. KING PRESENTS "CHIC" PERKINS In the Newest Western Play The Little Prospector Special Scenery and Effects Prices: 25c, 35c and 50c. Boxes 75c fiHHUNLBAF tXKVM. I(8pM4ftl Corraapondeuoe. ) GroHnlnaf. Oregon, Hoot. 22. Krod Penlnt follcmvd a ouugar I roi tha ridge onpoatta big houso, al I moat to tha road on Nelson muun j tain, aad finally klllod It. i A. M. Almual may "ell part of his I plai'e, but apauraa ua thai lia will i keep aaouek to attll make a home, tin. "Chic" Perkins will appear at the Kuijeiie theatre In 'the Utile Pros-i,.,-inr" K.tiii'tit Following Is what ih Kaicm iis.piv Statesman says of th play: , , , 'Chic" Perkins in "The Utile l'r,.Kiie tor" was presented 10 K""d house at lie (Iran i last night and re- eel ved an excellent welcome. nne took the house with her breezy, whole-hearted manner. At the close of each act he was given a curtain call. She was a girl of the mining railing u flnwpr In the desert. She was nervy to a decree, full of re source In time of danger, and a sure jhfit She wa pver ready with an Ir repressible laugh, and had the audi ence, laiu-hing with her many times. She was tender, and had a true love for her fother. who waa a "booze Heritor." The plav Is a melodrama, hut not one of the' Impossible kind. Kmollon and vlllany are not overdone. There is plenty of comedy In It to plense any one. The acts begin light but develop Into good dramatic periods at the close. The applause was lib eral and spontaneous. I here is a rise In the climaxes of the acts until the fourth. The nraver of "Chic" af ter the murder when her father comes home drunk after selling the Chuck-Luck mine, the accusation of "Chic" after the murder, and the explosion at the mine were all full of excitement. But the last act was more of a comedy than a stern court trial when a life Is at stake. It was almost a burlesque which, while ex tremely funny, was In no sense close to remote reality. The plot Is unrav eled by a neat trick on the part of the defense that traps the guilty and sets the mountain maid free. The company Is well balanced and gave good support. Mrs. Mattle Perkins, as Mrs. Bridg et O'Dowd, did somu clever Irish im personating and was a favorite be cause of her testy temper and her co pious flow of genuine Irish wit. Her pet expression was "Sufferln' Moses" and It took. She Beemed natural and a true duughter of the "old sod" merely transplanted. Dale IJevereaux, as Harry Meyers, a Yale man, was satisfactory and played a straight forwrd part. Sher iff Owens, Jim iiaugh, had a most pe culiar sepulchral voice, but made ..The GRAND PROGRAM Two Stout. . ... ,'. r ' " ' Ufa In Uurmah Teak Forest. . ' 1 ' Henry Hudson. fl i Short-sighted Jane. Hen Hur, or Human Spectaclo. eir- SONCS BY MISS HENDERSHOTT Ooodbyo, l.lttle Olrl Would You? 8eo Hud hear llryan and Tatl tin the Ciuarnnteo of Bank Deposits. Matinee Saturday 2:30 p. m. Evening Performance 7:45 and 9 p. m. ALL SEATS 10c. a M.M.T m ill I 0 f'f,,' if fa m Tjfe ' (bfjr&l 10 it ' VrCi i invited to att New York Styled The Fau M() w. rashinno n Clothes tor Men J in INew York Alfred Benjamin & q bited by usexclusiv) in this city. TOGGERY 554 Willamette Street This will give you apportunity to acqd yourself with the RE4 not the Imitation Ni York Style. Cllll' Pl ltKIXS IX "TIIH MTTI.K I'ltllSPIOtTOIf avan If h daa aril. That sounds good. A bear waa no en wlta. two culu Saturday mornlag oa Nelson oieek.j but tha huntaig wara unabla to lo-1 aate It, R. A. Hawa and family, who used i to llva o I.ak Creek, havu been In I aa a visit wt frloada and relatives, j Tka danoa at Alx Powers waa en-; Joyed by all, aaaimially tha rhlckea ; that was aurvad an tha sldu. j Wm. Ward baa bivn llrlna on. l.akv Crauk sa mink lately that ha saama to kava foraatten the wav hataa. Welder If fan i trying to In-' duca a c.irtala youat lady lo gnlda him hoait. as wall as tkronek life? I Chaa. Pope aad Krank TfllllaHis ara dow ea tha coast buying cattle j to ba drlvaa am thla way. M. P. WtiM'lar waa aalled t. the I Lake to da soma Notary mu lt tumor- i row aiorniag. Sum Brown haa i.ild part of Ms placa to his bob. Ira. and lit is mov-l InK In, from (inldsnn. miss am a rope la now a mem ber of taa hotal foroe at Slayierville good with the comedy also. He and Bridget were always good for a laugh. Our Stock of Irons Is Exhausted 50 MORE ORDERED ! The Special price of $4 will hold for a short time after their arrival. In the meantime consult our Illuminating Engineer for useful current saving ideas in home and store illumi nation. Pacific Electric Engineering Co. Machinery, Wiring, Supplies A Sure-l-'rtnuuh KniH-ker J. C. lioodwln, of Keidirllle. N.C.. ay: "Hurklen's Arnica Salve Is a Burr-enough knocker for ulcers. A bad one came on my leg last mi miner. ;That wonderful salve knocked It out : In a few rounds. Not even a scar re lUialned." liuaranteed for piles, sores and burn, etc. SSc at W. A. Kuy kendall'i drug store. now i.i Mi xi.i.Kvs oh:n The Ciitmneivla! Club bowlini; al leys will be open to dub members tor the season on an I after Sfp-e'iilu'r V. D I'AU.ISON. , Steward. We hae several t.r!!.. ho arc looking (or liomet.-.id l.i.-ali.ms 01 ri'liuiiulshmcuts; als.i some s,... tim ber .-bruis. If ,ni kli.i.v ,,! a:iv t ,! homesteads or 1 1 ti -. !..; r'.n-vs it pay v. mi to r!t,. u A .p ,. , , UealM Companv. -..;,,,K nuu,i. lug IVirllaud, iic tf O HARtiAINS IX SHOra We have a large line of shoees, in many styles, for men, women and children, which we are desirous of re ducing at once, in order to do so we offer them at prices far below regular retail values. It will pay you to call and see them. We carry a complete line of gener al merchandise and guarantee right prices anil fnir rr..ah....i Campers' supplies a specialty 0l,r Patronage will be appr'eciat- WILLIAMS & WILLIAMS, Dexter. 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