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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 26, 1908)
t.: I .,. .a,: !UIIV ,.,. SUI.Ii)Ui M.,,. I Ml'! K .,! 11 pjlDress Goods ut. hJsi I'1" 1 flRTTl rnmn r fli f EQUIP ElEm ... .e.rc iasei s. -i"- 1 1 ... n1 ii i ii ranrs and M ' iB T r.ncv Stripe Suiting yd 58c L r cy Suiting the yd $1.25 line I d 7 . . i,ie ric h shades of green, navy I'. I of Vl lv ' of tin' All 1 Suiting from 25c the .Jto$1.75ayard fWnintf Sale Fall Silks ,1-nod rnuoj I- 01 , . .,itinir von In the new fall silks, 'ifTjo't overlook this department when in the- sd.iv ,,.r:cM Sit yd 25 ft price- tara 25c $1.25 e Linens ".i,. which !(,Bong our pat ,trterUrf Table Ufol pattern jot rjtd Table Damask, a nine: 4Jr L Toile Dematfc I $1.00, $1.25 Values in Curtains I. J and 3 H yards ktcrn. at, pair 11.73. 1355, $2.5 vHosierySale jor Tlslt to our open t our hosiery stock. x disappointed In the it nines ottered. 75c Taffeta 58c This is a splendid lot of fine Taf feta silk, worth every penny of 75 rents, colors black, brown, navy, white one of the best bargins in silk; price, yard JOb 75c Taffeta 58c Umbrellas for Everybody Our new fall stock of Umbrellas is here in all sizes and kinds, and we invite your inspection and com parison of values: This year we are showing a heavy satin-finish umbrella worth a third more than ftf 1 C our sale price ...) 1 SVJ Good serviceable kinds 50C Others at all kinds of prices. Opening Sale Cotton Blankets We are offering the very best of prices in cotton blankets, bet ter values than- usual good ten-quarter blankets, t9e pair t Better and larger blankets 11. 00, ?l.2a, up to jz.iiu Ladies' Street Dress Skirts The new fall styles are here in a variety of different cloths and styles. Prices: $8.3f to 97.B9 Man:!., is in a f. impending arrive battleship f;,,.t, and, in fa.-:, i.,,, been mi fur many weeks ',;-,. extoni-ive pr-ixiratlmi for th-r.-.-i-tion ami entertainment of , ,,, came visitors have been carre.l ,, The arrival of Hi" n,,. is ,,n!v a f,.w days distant and the deta'u' of plans for the reception and en:,'., tainiiii'iit are pra.-ti.-allv cmple;, ,1 The fleet, coming from AlHtril a i expected to r.-aeh Hasilian l-'a:i 1 junuanoa, next Mondav or Tu. and will probal.ly reach Manil rnursnny nr next week. Everything "ill be done to make their stay in Manila as pleasant as possible to the men and officers of the American ships, Correghlor Is land will have a groat "Wclcjine" sign, visible at a great distance. Ar rangements have been made to have a large fleet of inter-Island boats meet the fleet at the harbor entrance and to conduct, it In to the anchor age. One handsomely decorated boat will contain the fleet committee, the Governor-General and other promin ent officials. The Merchants Asso ciation and other prominent organi zations have also chartered boa,ts and will send large delegations to meet the fleet. The Philippine squad ron will, most likely, join the big pa rade of battleships from the Cavite side. Among other things a grand water parade has been planned, which will have many attractive features. Wo men In launches will go In and out between the vessels, carrying flowers. According to program the arrival of the fleet will be the signal for the ringing of all the church bells In the city, the blowing of steam whiBtles that. 1 ::ig of a we!, torts ami b. e-em will he B-in 'l the The first shore -'"!' para.!.-, at which a il uiift will bo serve,! tr.eil at the meat site alon 15, !-a a'.i. In the af-ernoon there will b, games on Wallace Kield, basel 1'aio l-ark and open air con., the l'laa Mnraaa. Santa I'ruz the llotaai,.:! t'.anlcns. Fur the ning all the theatres in town have been engaged and free pertorinaiiees will be given for the benefit of the visitors. Later a grand ball w :1! lie given to the otl'icers of the Meet. Americans and natives are rivaling in their efforts to decorate their houses in the must tasteful and at tractive manner and it Is safe to say that the city will present a gay anil brilliant picture during the visit of the American fleet. The festivities will extend through the entire time which the visitors are expected to remain here accord ing to the official program and all classes of the population are joined in their efforts to give to the vii-itors unniistakeable proofs that their coming is welcome. The army and navy branch of the Young Men's Christian Association has made ex tensive preparations to give a hearty welcome to (he fleet. A committee of representative men from the army, navy and civilian llf has been organ ized, which has the direction of this special work in its charge. The As sociation has established headquar ters for use during the six weeks of the fleet's stay in Manila and has made elaborate preparations to make the place attractive and restful for the blue jackets and marines, who may be tired from the rounds of pleasure while on the shore. NEWLAND EngMie's Barsafai Shop J. H. VEST EARL McNUTT iNGS LIVERY CO. livery, Feed, Stage and Sales Stables Cabs Always Ready Fust Qass Turnouts of All Descriptions ..STAGES.. STAGEluvn Eugene EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE Shjndo not call at A dally stage leavesEugene at 6 a. m, Ml but will tall lor fnr Mai.Vn ,i .,ti k pto tie day before. steamer for Florence and Acme Livery Phone Main 2 1 - - SPORTING NEWS - - Tlie Plum. mil i The American League race of late has made the National look like a procession of heavy trucks. i The record-breaking attendance In New York shows conclusively it isi many handsome presents In addition to their fat salaries. The latest gift presented to Ty Cobb was a $4T0 sil ver service from the business men of Detroit. While George Stone of the St. the winning ball team that gets the' Louis Americans has not been a cham money. I plon hitter this season a comparison o , i of his work with that of Ty Cobb in The Tri-State League closed its ; the last nine games between the St. season with the same three teams ini Louis and Detroit teams shows Stone el . .n ln 10n7 Wllllomo- 1 n-lK 17 ihii. H A orrnN o n d friLli with 12 hits and 2 errors. first position as in 1907. Williams- port, Harrisburg and Lancaster. September 16 was Error day in the major leagues, 89 wobbles being made. Cincinnati was the only team without a misplay chalked against it. Nashville recently defeated Little Rock 20 to 1, the largest score reg istered in the Southern League since 1904, when Atlanta "jing-whiskered" Shrevport 2 5 to 6. Several major league clubs would like to sign Hal Chase but President Farrell of the Highlanders will not listen to their propositions. . o Cleveland has taken another spurt. Yale's backfleld candidates, Mttr If the Blues could only hold out dur-jphy, Kllpatrlck. Phllbln, Church and ing these forward movements they i Whcaton, are all good men and might be able to divide the world's strong enough to become regulars, chamnlonshlp money. I o Carroll Cooney The Gridiron Bill Newman, the ex-Cornell cen ter, will coacn tne ueorgetown uni versity eleven. Between thirty and forty men will malje up the Harvard squad this fall. Harvard coaches are hoping that Fat Grant, wno is to iaae special work at Cambridge, will join the gridiron squad. 1 ff5jn EAT f i We Carry Prime Meats and no other kind. Our aim Is to have the best qualities only nd let the other butchers han dle the inf rior grades of meat. Consequently our regular cus tomers know for prime roast, lamb, mutton, veal or pork, for all kinds of poultry In season, and for chops, steaks and cut lets, no competitor can ap proach us In quality. The same may be said of our splendid hams and bacon. Broders Bros Phnne 2Mam 40 - - West, flth St. ThP most successful ball teams are those in which the managers have full authority on the playing end and the owners confine their attention to the box office. o Klmer Steele of the Boston Ameri cans has pitched in the hardest kind of luck. During the season he has tost a bunch of games by only one run and likewise has pitched two and three hit games only to lose them. SINGLE DOLLAR each week buys an economical, convenient, durable, beautifuPBuck's" Stove or Range. ' Don't miss this chance to get into your home a celebrated "Buck's" -the standard in stovedom. The great sale is coming to a close. Take advantage of it today. Buy Madc-in-Eugcne Couches and Matresses Campbell-Fellman Co. Hm housefurnishers Phone Mail 43. Cor. 8th and Olive YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD tttt ii Mamma Shopwell Says: 1 played in Richmond on ing daw as 'lias been the Star ball players nowadays receive a number of years past. Vulo'ij hpnw hov. snent the summer In the pine, woods of Maine, while Arthur Brides work ed as a trolley car conductor In Brockton, Mass. o The I'-itiu.-il contest between the elevens "f the I'nh t ity'of Virgin ia and 1'ttiversliy of X rth Carolina, which Is the biggest gridiron event In their se-iioii of the country, will be Ihanksglv ciistom for M'WS ()!' COTTAGU GKOVK AND SI ItltOl MMNG Ol NTIt STAFF OF (). X. Ci. IS w:.i' 'OIXTKD Mr, Ilerrin w".l "return from the' Salem, Mept. 2n.-C,overnor Chain Mrs, iiernn ... . he berlain yesterday reappointed the Eugene hos pital, at . tier. P ace National "".'.Tmnrh ImProvedTn heallh. : Guard to serve during the pleasure 6$ MOST GR.OCERS SELL r Olympic Flour every sack guaranteed -elected Eastern Oregon hard wheal. It pro- more loavea of bread than any other flour and the Uht" and whiter. Because of the Increased lyl ,, bread 'roded he coal la no higher than for """'Wa. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT. THE. .... mtu r uuutvjro miLi-o '"Wfllit SMYTH flic electric theatre people believe i branching out in tneir "--"; and will as soon as they can get pn " l f a store room in the new brick, start another theatre which will be known as the Grand. HornTo Mr. and Mrs. .1. . ros to" of Silk Creek, a ten-pound son .h': hi; r :u:"e!i IZ Z should by all means era! ,'. r t..',i,1v's eongra'ulatinns. adv Mr a Mrs. K. ',"illil's h"U Thursda on an extended visit in W-'bing'ton and Idaho. They will vis it battle Tacoma. Pi.okatie and Visit Will ' , . Tr:;.av ;..'.. or r::" cl, . tons of h.. t . r'h'rstinai.rr'at'Vi etc. the 1" ' . ,fri wU, no l.,su-;anee. . Mow i Mi of t'ho Rovornor. Tho only rhnnm1 Ul . lir w. . . u . 1 matio was that of Ueutfnant-Colonel j t - ii 11.. u in t ' Aa 44 Mooro. or IVnrlletoii, who will ln snp- jilantffi hy LlfMitnant-l oloncl dco. A. Hartman, of the same rity. Tho stafi now la as follows: HritrartuT-dcnnral Wiliiam E. Fin ?.or, chiuf of staff, adJiitant-Bncral; Colont James .lueksnn, I'nlleil Stales army aia h'. inspect or-en- f'olimel Cecil H. Hauer. JihIk aIe-B'iieraI ; ( oloiiel Jonn user F Comrviriw '. ,rr "Kin.-..- ... t12 UOt)l RAWING GaPntlno nnn-.r l,v T' W tonre I Phone Red 82S2.' Ord-ri large or ma,l will be appre-atvi1. not r-innim: scarcity "f known to many have fruit tint trees that t'.ie ilrv loads of fruit now crowd tb-m. sat Isfa- and unknown. fruit dry r i ,,-itv owing to a 1- 'may not be ,nr re:..I-rs who spoiling "n- th-' .vtnits twenty ear You cannot over- 4A4 t A. lf?II ,,. ,,, . .. ,. W IliHIlt', I 'MII 11. is.i I i - li' ii' i ,1. , v oioiiei ( W Charles T. Chamberlain, surgeon-' general: Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas L. Perkins, aide-. I -camp; Lleuten-j ant-Colonel David I.. Houston, al.ie- ile-ratnp; I.leuti nant-'.loiiel George W. Ilazeii. aide-de-camp: Lieutenant-1 JJ Colonel George A Hartman, aide-de- j camp; Lieulenant-Colonel Joseph Ilauiiigaitn- r. as.-:.-tatit adjutant-gen- era.. Ail exe-'i'f I.'.-u-'-ntint - Colonel Hartman, of I'. tide ton. and I.leuten-ant-Colonel Itauiiigartiier, of Salem, JJ are residents of r.irtland. ; TT Black Cat Hosiery She kno ws where to come when needing HOSE. Says: "Pvcdoncwith tramping 'round; What's the use? I've never found Alter looking every where, Stockings that with Black Cat compare. Black Cat u Hosiery Grocery Department.. What to Have for Dinner? are p dr v i n g a tti! -m itii i ti i i:i:s. Hay and grain wanted In ex. hang' 'or pianos or organs. See or tele phone at once. Stevens it iluliu l'i- sl.ar. .'..in' f.-r I..-a for i- The Kidneys When they ore weak, torpid, or ataimant, tae whole fynt'm puff-ra. IXjn't liegb.l tin -ni at this Hint', hut heed the warning of the in 'j.l.g Imi k. the M. 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