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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 5, 1908)
THB KTOEKK bUlt OCARD. MONDAT, OCTOBER 5. LANE COUNTY SAWMILL iNO LUMBER NEWS The Chan. K. npaiiiuinB Co. of Nowbrrg, have purchased a yard at Alhanv. formerly owned liy F. W. Spink, and a new Blind 24x10(1 feet lg lieini! erected, and preparation" made for handling local hiixlnens In good shape. This company la majc InK a drive of twelve million feet, from the McKenzie river, of pulp and fir Iokh. About half of thene I0K8 will he delivered at Orexon City and the balance will be converted Into lumber. McKlbben Bros.. Cottage Grove, havi Installed a small sawmill, to re place the one recently burned, on the O. &. 8. K. The plant Is about ready to operate. The power equipment consists of an 80 II. P. Kewanee holl er and 70-11. I'. II. 8. G. enKlne. Plenty of orders for mlnlnt! timbers are booked. A. E. Shlrla, of the Shirl amlll, Drain, lias purchased the Mack Mill, near Drain and removed It to Glen dale. The plant will ho ready to operate In its new location about the middle of October. Hooth-Killy Lumber Company, EuKeno, will 'uslall an X-inch llerlln resaw at their1 Wendllni? plant. New Mirtlns; Lil'lu aud transfers to and from the retow will he Installed. Trout selworkB Is also selnK added to the equipment. A. L. Woodard, CottuKo Grove, has received a drive of 700,000 feet of logs down the Coast Fork. The plant Ib runnlnK steadily. C. Inman. Waltervllle, has Install ed a 16-54 Kewanee boiler and 12 14 H. S. & (i. entilne. The mill is run ning on local orders' The Cera Oorda Lumber Company. Doiena, has Installed a Seattle don key In Its camps. This plant Is op erating on a tie order. Klscher liros., Marcola, will re sume about the 20th of October. llert Andrus has commenced op erations at his sawmill near Moun tain Home. Chambers Lumber Co., Cottage Grove, resumed operations October 1. Iilsston Lumber Compan. Disston. will begin cutting about the first of October. Drown Lumber Company, Cottage Grove, expects to resume operations November 1st. Oregon Timberman. NEW BOAT TO HAKE SUISLAW PORT! HEREAFTER: OOODH (ilVKN AWAY We want to clean out our lines of silver deposit ware and Bohemian glassware, and will give the entire bit nt one hundred and thirty-five pieces away to our customers. With every purchase of $5 or up to H0 woi will give one piece of Bohemian ; dais. With every purchase amount-1 lng to $10 or over we will give one piece of silver deposit ware. The regular prices of these goode run from SO cents to $4-50. This will continue until every piece is gone. Optical work Is Included. J. O. WATTS. The I'p-to-dnte Jeweller and Op tician, Cor. 9th & Willamette, tf .home, could see a few f ample, this would help to arouse Intere st i In the ! locality and lea many to t"e'Be; further the opportunities and advan tages it affords. At this " J ithe vear It would be an easy matter , ! o collect a nice exhibit o apples ; which would make a first class , ad-. f vertisetnent for the Siuslaw a i 1 1 and ought to draw a good many uto-j pie to thiB part 01 "'- j Mr. and .irs. r. . I Monday mterooon (he ollne-MPeton returned home MOBd. - boat. Willamina, or North Bend, jr-,ter spend ing a ,1S , k rived at Florence, coming up the riv-,Mr. Ki veterans, he', er wltl, flag, flying at her mast head , union of Lane County me , and announcing ner arrival uy siiiiii - being the' blasts from her whistle. V ", ,, 140 enrolled The Willamina Is a staunch little ! youngest men of the " ne craft which was built for trade with , there who wore the blue annus ! Sjut "lLdawtr Cn'rfennor i Thechooner Mayflower went to , r. years master of the steamer ; 1-tFr May and ashore iiobarts. is now irasiei u; mo vrn.c- - . - vP..nclsco with car- mlna and he Is well acquainted with bound for San Francisco n c Ithe different harbors of Oregon's ! goes of lumber from me : coast The new craft carries both , Lumber Co. for freight and passengers. A large quaiv iny Heceta was I The boat left Tuesday afternoon the Sht-houe at "eceia for Coos Bay with a pretty good load brought frora 1 Coos Bay ou b oaratne of freight. . . . . I 'VJT'J.'i' . m i taken out to We Inquired or Captain cnristen-: noiis u". sen whether he expected to run In Heceta b 'Warn. here frequently, and he replied mat , ' ;"' Tfiernnnn having he was not quite certain but thought! port Wednesday a'rnoon na vine probably he would. Some of the , been towed up from Cs Bay bhe people who have been wishing for steamer Ros coe Some ex cl tement ,', 'independent boat to trade here cau.d u,t w e the vessels ?r". ... . a 1 1 dii fiemcii 10 w ""-.-f;"" .MV ,nat the boat had ulacue on board. There proved the beach from Newport. He left Mondav ott his way back to Eugene. I Mr. 'Baker, a hotel-keeper of Springfield, was at Mapleton ednes-! day on business. We understand be has rented the Mapleton hotel from , K. H. Clow and will soon take pos- session Aubrev Bond came in from Heceta. last Saturday having given up his: work with the surveyors. He left Mondav for Eugene to enter the state university for the present year. Born At Glenada on Saturday, i.. or. iqos tn Mr. and Mrs. Wm Yost, a son. William Is axious to know how long it will be before the boy will be able to say papa. West. . Dyspeplets Soxartoated Tar.. 1U, QUK-kiJ !hT H.arlbnrn. Nausa. V iDd In It., btotuarh. ait-kiie... Meel'lfJ"e iriiiDi from indigestion, all diacomlort. of liy.pap.ia. They are cucipo.ni ot Hi. tt dislivM. carininalivea and w.rtwi. ire., and are anrail. mud economical Pat op m 11 rre It-.. a'"1 '! s""i t' ail dnii:g:li, ami MJIlt prmnptij bj mail on receipt of price by C I O.. Mu- l'li;iniu. Loweii, iiaai. It MuU br liooU ItV (iooti. Droffiin liiilryina and nennants at Watts'. tf I state and .. til l.n .nnHf. H1IMI win io iiimic. One thing that would serve to at tract people to the Siuslaw country would be a fruit exhibit at some con venient place in Eugene where new- ...III l.n..A . channel ii RMl 't niiilcin win iiht n ...-1. The apples grown here are as fine as flume nrndticeu anywiiere 111 me u.. in..nHtiiin tn the renort LU Ue I1U lunuuH.i"" . The schooner Is now loading at the Oregon At calltornia. uumun v- mill. Krert C. Bean of the Berger-Bean Uni-itu-nrn Co . of Eugene arrived V O Heckart has been awarded the contract to build the Hovey two story brick at the corner of West p!..i.,i, .h niivo Rtrpprs. The con tract price Is near 13,000. The en tire lower Iioor 01 me miliums consist of one store room and the upper story will be divided Into liv ing rooms with all the modern con veniences. The West Eighth and O -ive streets sides of the building will be faced with white pressed brick. ceo anywnere in int'nii ,,, if people looking for 'here Saturday, having come down What Slinll We Have For Dessert? Try JELL-O, the dainty, appetiz ing, economical dessert. Can be prepared instantly simply add boil ing water and serve when cool. Flav ored just right; perfect in every way. A 10c package makes enough desert for a large family. All grocers sell It. Don't accept substitutes. JELL-0 complies with all pure food laws; 7 flavors: Lemon, Orange, Rasp berry, Strawberry, Chocolate, Cherry, Peach. THE PEOPLE'S RESTAURANT 7th and Olive Sts. Is now opened under new manage ment. We have thoroughly clean ed and renovated the iuilding throughout , remodeling it in many ways. The dining room has been newly painted and paperod and we are in a position to guar antee the best meal in the city for 20c. Good coffee and fresh meats a specialty. Chicken dinner on Sunday, 25c. Give us a trial and we will do the rest. Meal tickets for week, 21 meals, J3.50. Fe male help In kitchen and dining room. MRS. A. WADE & CO,, Props SEVENTH & OLIVE STS. $25,i Sj to to H '"'' SOUTHER im Lints infL. StlwnGsiZ"19 For particle 6 'eservationsjnj A. J. GUI; K VINCENT RESTAURANT Meals at all Hours 20c and up Phone Black 1557 West Eighth St. GKICHESTEi 1 ofs mtszsi 1 fa ftBil Crowded to tK Stanleys Great Sale Takes the Town by Storm irnn rvt t TIln Hij ..... ...J-. trrv, oar tr'ttinmrnff linh afp at nicht 3aturdav the store was crowaeaoy aseethins.si WiUxtli I JJ 1 ricr.I.r Liu yuu sec uic uuwuo.- i o a . J mass of humanity. Today as we go to press the store is Packed, Crowded, Jammed, for as the news spreads, greater and greater gt. crowds. Attend this sale, don't be skeptical. Dont allow the opportunity to slip. Entire stock in hands of New York Salvage and A . 1 . .ii p . 1 1 1 7x.L C1 r. ft r, . Inodc A t T-n Ha llw ment CO. bale now on and continuing until Saturday, wcioDer i m. aic uFcuS . m., uUOW y This is the Way We're Selling One lot Boys' Heavy Overalls A C special - Men's Work Gloves, values to $2.00 per pair 95c 25 cent Ladies' Collars go now C at each . . . . , 10 cent Canvas Gloves, for ftp this sale only - - - - Men's Cloth Hats, values to 1 p $2.00, to close out - v $1.00 Boys' Wash Suits, O rln;p nut - - - v a One lot Men's Hat values to $2.00 Men's Fancy Vests, values to $5.00. to close Shoes One lot Ladies Shoes, all sizes. $4.50 quality C 1Q per pair One lot Misses Shoes, values to $2.50 special C 1 per pair...! H CLOTHING The Finest lot of Clothing that ever came into our store. Buy your Fall Suit and Overcoat now One lotMen's Suits, values to $9.00 - $3.95 One lot Men's Suits, valufeTto $15.00 $6.95 EXTRA SPECIAL Men's Odd Vests 48 cents One lot Men's Suits, values to $20.00 $9.85 One lot Youths' Suits, (tC J T values to $12.00 - SJ EXTRA SPECIAL--500 fpairs Ladies' and Children's Shoes, OQ values to $3.50 O" The world famous Radcliffc Shoe fcr Women, S3.00 - t 1 O quality S P ' Boys' Knee Pants, values to $1.50 65c Lot Boys' Knee Pants Suits $1.95 Men's, Ladies' and Children's Ofjp Cars, values to $1.50 . . EXTRA SPECIAL All Postals Ap including local views, per doz. . i Linen Dusters. Values to Or $3.50 One lot Men's Dress Shirts, values to $2, to close out 25c Shoe One lot Men's Shoes, all sizes per pair - SUIT CASE- Special $6.00 Leather t ca.scL.-A EXTRA SPECIAL-wo?-Shoes to close nP Int Roys' and M5 Values to $3.50 Only fa few prices are quoted above. Everything goes at some price. One visit will convince the mostskentical that no price has been c ated. V'e aim to do a little better than we advertise. If you do not attend this great slaughter you will have cause for regret, as 'ur n who doc will get his Fall goods for nearly half the price you will pay later. Mark the date and mark it well note the location carew . doors south of 9th street. ONE ENTRANCE ONLY. This sale only at 3 Door South of Ninth St. Y New York Salvage and Adjustment Company in charre STANLE 612 Wilfonetj Eugene, Ores o o o o c o
