Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, October 03, 1908, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTHE EVQENTC DAII.r GrArU,-SATl l. OOTOItKR is. 10O8 a IT TXT AN POINTER. Our Carload of Pianos, received direct from the factory Septet are going rapidly imnino the nrorp;;inn nf Pi on the .ight Track dotting Is looked : atm Militants, jnlectly, pressed jmt promptly, :ts by their little- iidsfactloD an as king possible in kind Dyeing DytWorks SAVER f it oo little ftiit uugtmenl of bis flily ttooomia el twt which have eo- taiSihiiuipluilund. p te w-U pleued to triocma by hjirlng piliHmhinu Bank. p Paid on positsi F--&,ooo.oo FUOMPP eed anr) Stables SI. JWillimette Sts. II ,1 J foJERSON "men. K'tV'-'ai. nnortunity ever offered in Eugene, now is your chance. We carry the world's greatest makesthe Veber,Chickering, Hinze, Schumann, Haddorff, Hobart M. Cable, Kimball, and a score of other makes. Ye have the finest line ever carried in Eugene and at lower prices than ever before. We do not ask $500 for a $350 piano, ' Your careful inspection is air we ask. jjSffiU ew. YOUR HORSE GETS JMTTIiE ENOUGH (or all the work he does. To keep him well siod 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. We do nothing but first-class work. G. BURBACH 531 Olive St. rioAR5 Julius Goldsmith RIGHT FROM THE MILLS CRANE LINEN LAWN STOCK in Fashionable Note Papers and Calling: Cards in all sizes at ' Schwarzschild's Book Store The House of Superior Quality 5S6 Willamette St,. AUTOMOBILE FOR HIRE ... i Five passenger car for hire any time day or night GOOD DRIVER CALL BLACK 1231 C. R. MEAD J. V. MACHEN UEFORE buying real es tate call up 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 sizes and descriptions, also cty property for sale. . M. & REAL ESTAiE CO Telephone Mala 171 Well Drilling For up-to-date wel! drilling see LaDuke &LefllerCo. Well Drillers Telephone Red 5121 999 Villard Boulevard i STEVENS & INEW VOCAL TEACHER I AT THE UNIVERSITY MISS STIXSOX WILL REMAIN IN NEW YORK ANOTHER YEAR ANI) MISS GRACE CAMIM1E1.I WILL TAKE HER PLACE Miss Eva Stlnson. who was select ed as teacher of voice culture at the University of Oregon for this year, has sent word to Professor I. M. Glen, dean of music at the institu tion, that she desires to remain in New York another year and cannot accept the position. In her place will be Miss Grace Campbell, of Portland, who Is a pupil of Mrs. Walter Reed. She Is a dramatic soprano, and her singing has been highly praised by all the music critics who have haerd her. Mrs. Ueed highly recommends her. Many Eugene people have heard her in the choir of the Grace M. E. church at Portland. Miss Campbell will be at her stu dio at the University from Monday until Friday of next week and stu dents desiring to consult her may do so between those dates. BANKER OSBURN RUN DOWN BY AUTOMOBILE F. W. Osburn, cashier of the Eu gene Loan & Savings Bank, was run down by an automobile on Willam ette street In front of the Hampton store last evening about 8 o'clock and severely, but not seriously injured H was rlHine alone the street on his1 bicycle' when the machine, driven Miss May VanWinkle and occupied bv her brother, J. M. Van Winkle. Elmer Sweaney and Miss Lizzie Knox, came around the corner from Eighth street and bore down upon him. He attempted to turn Into the sidewalk but the auto continued to head for him. Miss Van Winkle seemed to have lost control temporarily of the macnmeii uu m - r on Mr. Osburn. , "heh lnTwhi.h der the wheels of the machine, v. nu n was stopped a few yards lieyonu. .mi. Osburn was picked up and taken o his home. Dr. kuykendall was call- ed and made an examination of the injuries. He lonnci mai -hi . u face and linuis were uuuij and bruised, but that, no bones were (broken. He Is feeling belter today. but will be unable to be out for sev eral davs. Miss Van Winkle fainted away after the accident and it still almost prostrated. She was in no way to blame. SERIOUS FIRE AT WINTHROP BEACH RESORT Boston. Oct. 3 T of the largest hotels Crest Hall and Ocean lew Hotel and three valuable summer cottages were destroyed by fire here torly today. Loss. $1.)0.U0Q. SNAKE CHARMER VICTIM OF RATTLER Portland Oct. 3. Dick Troxel, the; ske c " mer bitten by a rattlesnake ; ster lav. while examining a ensign- nMf snakes at the express oftice. snake yesterday ment died today J DIED t. - At the home of her daughter .Mrs. 4i,i ni V't West Fourth street. Oc ll i iwVr Susan X-.rthcraft. ... Th.. funeral wtll agen s- ,. ,, ,, ... held Monday. itev. ii conduct the servici The .1 liven Hs.n.ian Vinstre Company. rompo--'-. attractive g'rls. pla ..,1 ..inllelice a! tilt f a numner oi il to a f ;i i r--1 K'.L'em- :he:i!re; ... ., i,t The .-n'-rainnit-n sUteil almost eimr'-i iHUiibers. an I was :: h as a popular la, dllle gave tll'i-" iimiwi's norih :n fun. O in1 I ,...a,:ng , Ill i: 1-1 :V,r ,;,, k.ina nor $350 for a $200 piano. We also rent pianos. We carry a fine MRS. WATERMAN EINDt.EV AT FAlltMOl'NT CIIIRCH Mrs. Belle Waterman Flhdley gave her address on The Human Body a Temple" at the Baptist church In Mrs' Watermiiii Inrtlnv i C.-ln ,t C 1 t nfiu ! teresting speaker, and has something. wortn listening to on her all Impor tant subject, and we heartily reconi- mend her to any one who may be so 1 fortunate as to secure her services. Mrs. J. O. Richmond, State Superin tendent Moral Education. Mrs. aterman-Flndley will speak In the Presbyterian church at Fair mount Sunday morning, October 4. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank the friends and neighbors and the W. R. P. L. ladles for their kindness during the sickness of our beloved Mrs. J. IS'. 11. Fuller, and for their presence and many flo ral offerings at the final services. J. X. H. FULLER, . MRS. CARMAN, MR. AND MRS. WHARTON. WILL SELL AT A SACRIFICE One of the best residence proper ties in Eugene, modern In -every way. House is brand new, absolutely the best finished house In the city; ce ment walks, fine lawn, good barn in fact, there Is nothing to compare with It for the money. Cjill at 271 West Fifth street or address Box 512, Eugene. They Take the Kinlui Out "I have used Dr. Kingfc Jew Life Pills for many years, wltn Increasing satisfaction. They take the kinks out of stomach, liver and bowels, without fuss or friction, 'says N. H. Brown, of Plttsfield, Vt. Guaranteed satisfactory at W. A. Kuykendall's byjdrue store. 25c j . ' All kinds of stenographic work done by Smiths, expert public ac countants and stenographers. 4S7 Willamette street. Phone Red 4411. n 3 ,,S ,, f .".H 's I, . ,vnl,r, .,,.,..,,. ,,,. stenograph-! 4S7 Willamette street, Phone! . . . . -,,. M-.WTODA1. . . FOR SALE Store nxiurcs. iour sia- Hon cash carrier, revolving stands.: heating stove, patent iron sheir brackets, shelving. twenty-five light automatic gas machine tnread cases, paper cutters. C. S. Frank. o9 NOTICE Rally day at the Bible school of the Christian riiurcn to .rri.w nwirnliiL' t 9:45. Come' out and enrill In the greatest 111- aIld intermediates at (1:15 p.m. Mum ble school In the state of Oregon, j ng g,,J(:ct, "Mission of the Church." 03 ! Evening subject, "The Best Friend FOR RENT Two unfurnished I rooms, suitable for housekeeping. Vacated this week. ur a Olive street, corner Eleevnth and, ollve- ! ,,.,VT.. .,. ..,. m general : SrS? Srf Bizr : X TjUMbi. o, 0 j soon For particulars call at LIS; Jefferson street. y STE'I) Will traile lady's gold ; . ,.,-. bicycle t 4,7 w 11 lan..-t t street. U.K. -, . ' FOR SALE Bla' h Coa'-h stallion. broken to work. Service fee lo Insure, 110. Illce Bros.. Mapleton, Or. ol5 t-nw si.K OR KKXT Farming . sno iiui ni inn M i'.- kv 26s .awr(.ni,. ,ret. Eugene, 1() i ' . .... ri, mi v nil It V.ST If de- i r... i .i - - - slreii. tor itgnt n"usi-n"-imis. 'V ! ply l.j vvpi i'-ii'n En- ; r.m ur.. .- . ; . Ol.lre of M. Si Ml" bio. k FOR HALE- Ooud ni II' h ': ' In and .l-r y. Ii.'l'iire at 73:! l-erry srre. l. Ye,!erdav's ba- , r i . 1 ': Oakland. San- Francisco. 2. ores; Port .'.tu,."". 3. HULIN CHURCH SERVICES. Methodist Episcopal Clmrcli llelmer H. Trimble, pastor. Sun day school rally day. Let all be pres ent from the cradle roll to the Homo department. Sunday school. 12 m. The Pastor speaks at 10:30 . m. on Christ's Work for Us." At 7:30 p m. on "A Crisis Question In a Great Life." Leagues, (1:45 p. in. Excel lent music, a cordial people- Stran gers and students specially Invited. Congregational Church W. B. Pinkerton, pastor. Sunday school rally day. All come, from cra dle roll to Bible class. Pastor preach es at 10:45 on "The Word of Power." a sermon for men. In the evening at 7:30 p. in. on "The Making of a Strong Soul." Sunday school al 9:45 a. in. Y. P. S. ('. E. at B:30 p. in. All are Invited. Come early. He at home. o I'liirnioiiut Presbyterian Church i C. A. Woolcy, pastor. Mrs. Belle Waterman Findley will speak nt 11! a. in. on "The Human Body a Tern-, pie." You should bear her. Sunday school at 2:30 p. m. preaching by I the pastor, 7:30 p. in I " Central Presbyterian Church I Corner Tenth and Pearl street. H. ! ' .Mount, pastor. Sunday school ill 9:4f a. in.: C. E. nt (i:30 p. in. Bacru ment of the Lord's Supper nt 11 a. m., with public reception of mem bers. Evening service at 7:31) p. ill., subject, "In that Day." A very cor dial invitation is extended to every one. o St. Mary's EplseoMil Church Corner Seventh and Olive streets, P. K. Hammond, rector. Holy com munion at S and 11 a. m.; Sunday school at 9:45 a. in.; evening prayer and sermon, 7:30 p. in. Strangers and visitors cordially welcomed. United llifthii'ii Church I lir Q. ....... Liiulni. QtHwldV school, io'a. in.; public worship, 11 , , y ,, a ,,. 3 m . ' Senln Y. P. S. C. 10., 3 p. pub- lie worsnip, i:." i. mi. i uijiti bim- vice Thursday. 7:30 p. .... ,..jrs( ,.1I.(.h r nst, Sclenilst Corner Ninth and Pearl streets. Sundav service, II a. in.; subject, j "Unreality." Sunday school, !l:45 . . weilnesday evening meeting. 7:3n p m .-ruc reading room open daily, exceiit Sunday, fr.mi to 4 p. All are welcome. Christian Chinch l .1. S. MiCallu..., paHtor. Illblo school rally at 9:4." a. ni. A full at tendance is desired at this service., Prooi-hlntf ut II h ni. and 7:30 u. in.' t i..- ,.t -i i r- 1.: for Students. A cordial invitation 11 1 , , t toiwl nil these services , A , h lv(lnnt ()f 3H Huhland avenue, lloiilton, Me., says: "Have! b"!n troubled with a cough every; ed" mr -cu'rj -hec con g conlln ued .,,,, bought a the same happy res', It ha- "Mowed j ol!a few dnHeB once more banished the annual cough. 1 am now roiYiiu-ra i that Dr. King's New Discovery Is the be.t of all cough and lung r. .,edb . Sold under guara. lee at W. A Kuy- . Kendall's drug store. DOcandll. Trial bottle free. ATTENTION i. A. R. A YD W. It. C. You are requested to meet ut G A II hall Sunday. October 4, at 2 p. in., t i attend tne innerai -n II. Baker, aft-r - - ... .. , .. .. which all will go to "'."''' r.,,.i,.ry. where there will be an (logy by Colonel Mercer and the (i. A. It. service at in gr.-i.e ... ,, SHEKMAX, 3. V. C. Large shipment of roexers and din-1 h ihalrs lust r--eeived. Se ll H for: ,,.,,,-da'e turuuure at right prl' CHAMHEKS flAltli'.VAKE CO. Hard lines for curtirieys. CIIAMHS HtUliWAItE CO Sr-n us f'ir rsrnp furniture of all kin N AMMEUS IIAHUWAKE CO. line of organs. PIANO - HOUSE 1 OLD FOLKS r-.,l.ti mmi -Nim'i R.m (NR TikMO: m4 M uk. . ) i n M diiub w mi I hmp ihn Sioniuh. Urn. KjAmj. tM &!. fa m!m R Ui Mm tuuf L NATURE'S REMEDY" B Yoor Doctor., TiainU.ltalillii trm l l "' " 4M.M UM Ukl hoU. tiTT WM rlMUd.ll . I HI Better Than Pills For Liver Ills i.CIT A rat BOX i ' For Sale liy NEXT CONGRESS TO MEET IN ROME Washington, Oct. 3. Formal an nouncement was mane umuy mui uie i next, tuberculosis congress' will'- bo ; he Id In Koine in-191 1. IRRIGATION CONGRESS GGES TO SPOKANE Albutiuurque, Oct. 3. Spo- kane was today selected as the place for the next Irri- ! gntion congress. 1 1 Ulllhn-lluM mill PiiniNolN Rt-overeil At reasonable prices. Material of anv (ual..y. Ten years' experience. Call on E. B. WATSON, 829 P.jtl V Cigar Store, 6U4 Ollvo. I1ILLMIRR nitOTIIERS For all kinds of draying and ex press. House phone Red 2712; of- BTO.N'E'H HEAVE DROPS Greatest known remedy lor heave HlghUnd, Or., Oct. 3i, 1902 -Thtt it to certify that I (jave m mare one bottle of "Stone'i Heave Dropg" aod ciKd her ol heavM. Thla wu lait winter and she har not been affected iince-G WatlhM DR.S.C.S TONE, SaLrm, Or. For tale by all dtuggtstt. $.100 Groceries You will always find the best brands of ; Croccrics 1 FrcshrGreci. Vcclablci i Flour and Peed I No dfl.yi, we h"c our own dcliverv I Pierce Bros. ' Phone Miin 53 52 EjiOlh S ETery.Womaa k MARVEL Whirling Spray, turn mw Vg?)tMrrJf It ClMUM lit wrwtt rlfTijrltlf'jr il. Ti rsnna umi V M A U V K I., f'pt no tU.attmtj-A ttfiiih a.1 fiiii uuMnim Hitrii-m lr- oayhfjrt'l. lHc' A Co., I'nrtJaM Hull's Red Croaa Iimtf Store. I oJt. Dandruff and lev are but outward signs ot the evil done in secret by myriads of duK J ruff frrms sapplnj the Hie Moo4 ol the hair. Micro kills the para site, soothe the Itcbisg scalp, gives lustre to the hair and stops, it falling out. 'A single ipjrtlcatioD lives relief asd proves its worth. Save your hair before too late. Micro prevents baldness. It is a delightful dressing for the hair, free Irom grease and sticky oils. Ask your druggist (or tree booklet HOYT CHEMICAL CO POSTLANO, OMOOq f Sterling Silver Novelties You often find it hard to get small stiver pieces for pres ents. We have just what you want hi Butter Knives Sugar Shells Olive Spoons Jelly Spoons Lettuce Forks Cream Ladles Bon Bon Spoons Birthday Spoons These pieces are rich in design, heavy weight, and arc not expensive nlor such quality. SEE WINDOW J. O. WATTS Cor. Blh and Willamette Sis Oregon buttons and pennants i t Watts'. rt if wi.'.irwrjiiw JtL. I II I I II k mmhw "i -imbb mt JK i I i 0 0