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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 26, 1908)
o THE EIGKVE DAILY GTARn, SATURDU. SKPTI Mnr -m. urns I 7V 8 nODGE 5pedal pnc , PRTTTT TARS rgs win"' fc E. DODGE H WHOLESALE AND RETAIL jj Ssor to S:obcrt& Dodge H L-"1 I , t',,l rf WHlcKnrrt Ii were married at the residence of the I T nnrpntR. Mr. and Mra. W. R. Hovt at the latter place, Thursday I . . i A 1 4 at P. "I. A Wl-RB UUHIUCI Ul IIICUUS llllli . in : re in attendance After a light Li Ufti"" .... .j i nnrnPon l'I e tuu iit: uu a. ncu- :f.'Sw-,n idlng trip. They will reside in Eu- S the dean per-1 gene. .sd Tery exemplar) j Vudor porch shades are a luxury ". fV W011C ' .i4u U .oiinh nf nil. L,udrieOere, andiwl CHAMBER3 HARDWARE CO. r' ., i.inHa Cottage I See Watts lor alarm clocks rrom dollar up. P CITY XKWS J v , . , II. i" Heinian ha. sol j .. farm at Franklin to - ... ..." ' '.' r.ugem.. " ' lf.li.VIAL -M n l". 1 !": ur.l. of Raker Hi-4:is. i.-fration in I),,. Nn stiiil,.ni Saturday. is h 1K1.V. iii dupe !.'( 11 . Mrs. I.. K II. :sit at Salem. I'. A. l.n:s. of pic ill town today. Jack I.itit'U down from Ma la owr niuht. .1. r. Robinson is up from IV for it few days. 1.. S. Odcn is out from Ma:, for a few days. J. li. McCluug returned hon roriiatui today. i D. M. Kemp, of Florence, is in Ku- I cen.i ioi lm.0.,.1.-. The exterior work nn tl rir v. ! l. )" Uhorp'oning went to Dallas tional Bank huiMin., .,.. . "V " I n uusiness today. Tile paving civw is Sireid:i: "ii ii esi nun street 1. latnette and Olive, today T.1!"e wi" D no services in the M ' ;"l,h? '""'""row on lueount of! the dedication of the new 1'r.sbvte nan church. ..UK! ;ih'.f to looieii iills Overstocked CLOTHING SALE up i toaav. The interior wnric i- i.' ' """km too about finished ' rk lo al0,mornliiK for Deerhorn D. S. Mi DcuiBall took the stace this.! ot Eugene, St ore ll's Gun 513 Willamette Street mbia Graphophone Agency t home of the 25c Gold Moulded Records J ;c ana Winder jpho- hones Records pind pairing iWING MACHINES Mbrfte stock ot Standard and Paragon Sewing Machines that we are selling at a Reduced Price raom for our laree Holiday stock that is arriving If in need of a machine we can save vou mniev PMBRELLAS is School Umbrellas at 50 cents. Good stock f and Gent's Umbrellas from $1.00 to $5.00. epairing and Re-covering h 'ENE THF A TD IT CEO-H- SMITH, Mgr. -Z111 1 Phone BIk. 2762 THE SWEETEST STORY EVER TOLD RAYMOND'S Famous Domestic Comedy 1 GRAND IN ITS SIMPLICITY! 1 GREAT IN ITS INTENSITY! U C0R.CEOUS IN ITS ENTIRETY! SSOUR I Yours truly 'ZEKE" and "DAISY' A Masterful Combination of Sparkling Wit, Hsart Feeling Pathos and SUring Incidents! F2.35c and 50c. Boxes 75c Seavey Brothers are plckin? onlv the hest of the remainder of their hop crop, the frosts of the past few nights badly damaging most of them The regular preaching services at the Mehtodist church for Sundav September 27th. are withdrawn o"n account of the dedication of the Pres byterian church. The cement walk along the Ninth street side of the Hoffman House, for which the several big maple trees along there were recently cut down, is being built. Goods for the now clothing store to be opened in the Herger building by the Brownsville woolen mill store of Portland, are arriving. It will open some time early next week. J. H. Cooley, the man who assault ed and robbed Mrs. A. Benson, moth er of Geo. W. Taylor, of this city, at Portland a few weeks ago, was sen tenced to 12 years in the penitentiary by a judge at Portland yesterday. Rev. 0. C. Wright, who has been quite ill for a week, is able to be up and around the house, but will not be able to fill his pulpit at the Bap tist church tomorrow. Professor K. E. DeCou will speak at the morning service. A few freshmen of the high school, captured by the sophomores, were ta ken to Recreation Park last evening and put through a few mild stunts. One of them refused to "key down" and was ducked in a nearby water trough. Mrs. Lulu Tollman leaves tonight for Carson, Iowa, in response to word stilting that her mother Is very ill and desired to see her. Miss Grace Battee will be in charge of the Toll man photo gallery during her absence and the work while she Is gone will j ue Ol uie same iiuuiuy as ueiore. Mark H. Wheeler, of this city, was married a few days ago at Dell Rap ids, S. D., to Miss Mildred Bent. They are now on their way to this city, and after spending a few days here will leave for Toklo, Japan, where Mr. Wheeler will take up his work as secretary of the Y. M. C. A. Joe Knapp, an engineer who for merly who formerly conducted the government testing plant at the Uni versity, but who is now In charge of a similar plant at Seattle, Is visiting friends in Eugene. Knapp is an old football player and does not expect Washington to have a championship team. W. B. Scott, the Lcaburg mer chant, was In the city last evening on his wav to Portland on uusiness. ne states that the road district there re cently voted a ten-mill tax for the Improvement of the roads and now there is a large force of men at work improving the McKenzle road for a stretch of six miles. The tax makes nearly ?:iooo available for the work. Among the shipments into Eugene todav were the following: A car of cement blocks for T. 11. Ellis from Albanv: a car of flour for the hu KiMie Transfer Company, a cur of hay for Warnock Brothers and a car of . i v u.ouiv lworls; till' 7Zi number of cars of wood from I good rec, ,rd . lersity u-nnrt inir brancn ior ".- - A. C. Dilley, who lives near Gosh en, was In town today. N. B. Standish returned home last night from Brownsville. Judge M. L. Pipes Is in the city from Portland on business. C. 11. Gabrielson returned to Sa lem on the noon train today. C. Cole and wife, of .Variola, were In the city today on business. Mrs. U Rostein arrived home this afternoon from a visit at Salem. Mrs. G. G. Stone came down from Creswell on the noon train todav. Miss Carrie Martin returned to Harrishurg on the noon train todav. E. E. N'ute. of Stevensville, Mont., was an arrival In Eugene last night. Floyd Vaughn and wife returned this afternoon from a visit at llal sey. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Chessman re turned this afternoon from a visit in Portland. W. B. Scott, the Lealuirg mer chant, went to Portland this morning on business. F. G. and R. L. Hayes arrived hen today from Heppner to visit relatives near this city. Dr. L. L. 'Whltson and B. L. Bo gart have returned home from their hunting trip. Attorney J. M. Pipes went to the "Woodcock farm below Irving today to spend Sunday there. Dr. Johnson, of Waltervllle, spent last night in the city, returning home on the stage this morning. Mrs. V. B. Mathews came down from Goshen today to spend Sundav with her daughter, Mrs. L. L. War nock. John Jensen Is up from Portland visiting his parents west of the city and other relatives In Eugene a few days. H. E. Burnett, of Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, Is In Eugene. The name and Initials are the same as those of the city editor of The Guard. David Day. after a visit with his brother. K. M. Day, and sister. Miss Bessie Day, in Eugene, left this noon for his home at Princeton. B. C. Miss Pearl LaPorte arrived In Eu gene this afternoon from the north. She has been at Los Angeles during the summer. She Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Wm. Welch. Grants Pass Courier: Miss Blanche Ferdine returned to Eugene Monduy to resume her studies at the U. of O. after a visit of a couple of weeks with her parents In this city. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Burge, of Day ton, Wash., after a visit at the home of County Clerk and Mrs. E. U. Lee In Eugene, left yesterday for home. They stopped off at Junction City to visit there a few days. Frank Stewart and wife, who have been visiting Mrs. Stewart's mother, Mrs. Jennie Kentnir, and her sisters, Mrs, I. N. Harbaugh and Mrs. J. M. Gearhart, will leave for their home In Marshall, Iowa, tomorrow night. They will return via San Francisco and Los Angeles. Ashland Tidings: Eugene Car mlchael has Joined the contingent of Ashland students at the State Uni versity at Eugene, leaving for the University town the first of the week. His brother. Howard, who has been teaching at Bandon. Coos county. Is a student at the Stale University also. Grants Pass Courier: Harold O'Neill, son of our townsman, li. II. O'Neill, departed M. ndny for Eugene to enter the University. The young man Is a graduate of tile Grants Pass high school and his friends conti- denilv expect that he will make Men s and Boys' Clothing at Half to a Third Regular Prices the Wendling brancn parties. By order of the board of gover nors of the promotion department the Eugene Commercial Club has Just contracted for classified advertising in the following magazines: 1 he I a cific Monthly. Sunset, Everybody s Magazine, and Orange Judd amier. also in fourteen newspapers In the East to-wit: Chicago Record-Herald. ' Buffalo Express, Minneapolis Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer, St. Louis Globe-Democrat. Ind anapol s Star. Kansas City Star Cincinnati Enquirer. Minneapolis Journal, De troit News-Tribune, .Montreal Star Minnesota Farmers" Tribune. St. l aul Farmers' Dispatch and Grand Rap ids Herald. T HAKGAIN ..,. MUST GO AT OM K 2 Parlor stands. 2 Rockers. 2 Roman window seats 1 Gas Electerler stand lanp complete. 1 Eight-day gong clock. 1 piano stool. 1 Chiffonier. 1 Leather top shoe box. 1 Gas range. Gas parlor ne.-nei-. 1 v..w hoi water tank firings, complete. ... riood purl, r carpets. 1 Good hull ''"r '"I"1 Pictures. hrP-a-nr.ic. dinieres, curtain '- ' " lengths. it"' ,w blinds, larce b.ind I'1"''-' NHW TODAT. BOARDERS WANTED I could fur nish meals to a few more persons desiring good home cooking. Also have good room suitable for two. Handily located only 1 V4 blocks from Willamette street. For terms address xa West Seventh street or phone Black 2941. o2 DO YOU WANT your windows wash ed, your house or office cleaned? Good work guaranteed at reason able prices. Nick Miller, phone Main 96. The Brownsville Woolen Mills Store of Portland, Oregon, j finds it necessary to quickly dispose of a surplus stock of 1 850,000 Worth of Clothing In order to dispose of these goods in a hurry, cost has been disregarded. Sell we must and sell we will. You can, therefore, buy 300 Men's Oregon All-Wool Suits, now $5.00, worth up to $15.00 500 Men's Worsted Suits, now 7.50, worth up to 18.00 500 Men's Fine Worsted Suits, now 9.85, worth up to 20.00 2000 Men's Tailor-Made Extra Fine Suits, - - - -now 12.50, worth up to 25.00 Men's Single Coats, of Pure Wool Cloth, now 1.00, worth up to 6.00 Boys' Two-Piece Knee Pants Suits, now 1.35, worth up to 4.00 Boys' Two-Piece Knee Pants Suits; Pure Wool - - now 2.25, worth up to 6,00 Boys' Knee Pants now .25, worth up to .75 The Brownsville Woolen Mill of Portland has a record dating f back over thirty years, that it is proud of. Everything we sell is fully guaranteed, and we will most cheerfully refund the money I if a purchaser is dissatisfied in any way. We are in this city to do business in a legitimate manner and value your good will too I much to jeopardize it by unfair treatment. ft Brownsville Woolen Milll 597 Willamette Street EUGENE, STORE Near the Hoffman Hotel f OREGON FOR EXCHANGE Good Income bearing property, making Interest on J4fiOH at 1( per cent. Will ex change fr good farm. Enquire of Frank E. Blair, Fall Creek, Or. tf with jar- all one V. III- IF YOU WANT to get all the money your property brings, list It with the Real Estate Exchange in the new Colemon building. They will bring the buyer direct to you and let you make your own terms, tf WANTED By honest high school bov a good place to work for his meals. Phone Black 2C62. s29 Large shipment nt rockers and din ing chairs Just received. See us for new. up-to-date furniture at right prices CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. Hard hri'-it ' CHA.MHF.KS 'hardware CO 0 Tin fru;- 1 ' ; " ' ARE CO. The reinforced ci-ntre Vud'r ham mock is the one to buy. They are wider, longer and -tronger than the nrdCH AMMER. HA I'.DW RE CO. (i-adiKt'o i f i': -,,rv of M'l-i' ..a. '-.! ber 0 V..-I Twitb J i e Conserv.'t- li Molne-. piano, -t'i r.-et. I'l.oll" NOTICE OK MEETING OF I HOARD OK EQUALIZATION Notice Is hereby given that on the third Monday, being the l'Jth of Oc- ( tuber 19HS, the board of eiiiallza-j Hon will attend at the court house In j Lano county, Oregon, and publicly i examine the assessment rollB and cor- I -it In I'lilmition. ilcscrlP-' reel an in1"" .: ... n .... in i., .r lumtu ots or oth- I UOIl Ul numi"-" " , er property assessed by me; and It shall be me nmj - ' , " ested to appear at the time and plate "''Dat'ed'thls 24th day of September. """'BENJAMIN F. KEENEY. County Assessor for Lane Coun ty. Oregon. kmThkkb III TTON For your accident and health In surance. Opposite posloffbe. Kodol will. In a very short time enable the stomach to do the work It should do. and the work It should da , to digest tne toon ou ... makes the stomal h sw.-e- and It Is . !"..sant to take. It Is soil here by all druggists , Warner tunc pianos. Leave or-d-rs at Morris' Music Store. tr CHASrHKRS HARDWARE CO. j Car fre-h cement lmt received. o. -.... sowiei .nainlne Company, fil', Willamette street, phone Red 14S1. DIED At (hn home of the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred P.. Brabham, 2fi7 High street, Eugene, September 2.r, 190K, Alfre'.la May Brabham, aged & months and 1 7 rruys, of cholera In fantum. Fiinerni services were held at the residence at 2 p. m. today, con ducted bv Rev. H N Mount, with In terment In tha I. O. O. F. cemetery. At the Eug.ne hospital September I.' 19UH, Ethel Jnroby, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, I). ,coby, of Jasper iT''?H'ul Wa" l,orn at JaH"('r June fu, JX9H, was therefore 10 years 2 months and 211 days of age. ,n op. eratlon was performed Wednesday for appendicitis. Funeral services will be held Sunday from the Gordon undertaking rooms to Mt. Vernon cemetery at 1 I o'clock. The funeral sermon sermon win he preiich..,! t 'he grave bv Rev It. 0 ChIIIhoii The Money Question Is as much how to keep It as how to get It. What Is the use ot arriving lo aniulre It. if R is unlun to be a source of worry? THE KUOENK LOAN A SAVINGS HANK answers the 'lui'Hiloii of how to keep money mrely and conveniently. An account there means ab7 solute seeiiiiiy for your rush and freedom from worry for you. Open an account and von can Kivc all Instead of half your mind to your business. The Eugene Loan and Savings Bank ITAI, AND HI'ICI'M' HI"..-., (Mill. l;s l AIII.ISIII D lll'J. j o 0 CHAM v-!: ii.ii-"'
