Eugene daily guard., October 08, 1908, Image 2

THE EVtiHB DAILY GUARD. THIIWDAr, OCTQBKB . 1W
HANDSOME
Tailored Suits
For Ladies, in every new shade
and weave, made by the best
of tailors and of the best of
material, in all the new shades
and weaves. Every suit guar
anteed to fit in every way.
Hundreds of patterns and
'-jf" styles to select from. Every
C suit is very specially low
" : j ; u
pxiucu tUJldlUCllllg cue CAUCl-
lent quality and perfect work
manship. New patterns ar
riving by express every day.
Prices from
$15.00
to
$75.00
WOMEN'S TAILORED SKIRTS
A new Skirt always gives a person the appearance
of a new suit. In blue, brown, black and all new
shades. Prices from $1.50 to $20.00.
One-Half , Price
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Women's Skirts
and Waists
Friday and Saturday
Every Woman's Skirt and Waist
purchased from the
BON MAR.CHE
will be sold
at just
ONE-HALF
the regular price
Friday and Saturday
12 PRJCE 12
Hand Tailored Suits
FOR MEN WHO CARE
TO DRESS WELL
Made by the best of Chicago
and New York tailors. In
blue, brown, tan and every
new shade; made up in the
very latest and nobbiest styles.
All hand-tailored, even to the
button holes. You do not have
to pay a big price to get an
all-wool hand-tailored perfect
fitting suit.
$15.00 to $35.00
Shirt
The largest assortment in Eu
gene, in dark and light, in all
sizes, in coat and plain.
50c to $2.00
MEN'S COTTON, SILK
AND WOOL
Underwear in all styles and
sizes.
I
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CORRECT DRESS FOR
MEN AND WOMEN
The Crescent
The BON MARCHE'S STOCK AT
MANUFACTURERS' COST
Mr. Book-Keeper
Too Old
Too Busy
Too Wise
?
Unles9 you are too old to learn too busy to
tryor too wise to want to we can show you how
to increase your business.
Say, "Nonsense" if you want to! But wait until
you hear what we have to offer. Let us show you
our plan. Let us tell our story. You do not bind
yourself to pay anything or to buy anything or to
do anything except hear what we have to say. Let
us tell you our plan for increasing your income the
information to be free. Ask for booklet "A".
The International Accountants' Society,
No. 67, Fort So. Welt. Detroit., Mich,
SIGN WARD
That is the way the trade flics. An
ELECTRIC SIGN
has the same fascination for people
that light has for moths it
attract them its way
A brilliantly lighted store is always
well patronized
Everything Possible in Wiring or Gas
Lane County Electric Works
JOE TUCK, Mgr. 627 S. Willamette
Clothes Do Not
Make the Man
But if they are well selec
ted, well made aud fit
perfectly, they improve
his appearance wonder
fully. . You can get
such clothes at our
store because we are
sole agents in Eugene
for the celebrated
Michaels,
Stern & Co's
line of hand-tailored
suits.
Our fall stock this year
is the most complete in
all respects we have
ever carried. Also, you
will find them reason
ably priced.
We carry a complete line
of furnishing goods that
cannot be excelled in
the city, and our prices
will be found lower than
many of our competi
tors can afford to sell
for. We own our own
store and have no rent
to pa j' and are content
with small profits.
You are invited to come
and look at our goods
whether you buy or not
ED. HANSON
Kast Ninth Street
While
Viewing the ;
Sky Scraper
on 9th Street
Right ABbut Face
and see
McLEOD'S
New Fall and
Winter Suiting
44 E 9th St.
iiiiiii
You're on the
Right Track
when your clothing la looked
afto;- by our expert assistants.
Cleaned perfectly, pressed
properly, delivered promptly,
and our charges by their little,
nous make satisfaction an as
sured fact.
Everything possible in
Cleaning and Dyeing
Eugene Dye Works
6th and Witlanutte Sts.
Phone Red 2861
CHOSEN FOR
FIRST SQUAD
ELI BANGS J, H. TEST EARL McNUTT
BANGS LIVERY CO.
Livery, Feed, Stage and Sales Stables
C.ibj Always Kf Jidy
First CUss Turnouts of All Descriptions
..STAGES..
McKPNZlE STAGE livn Eugrn EUGKfclE FLORENCE STAGE
At Si JO 4. ni. Stapra da mil caII 4t
prtvttr tnldriKrt liut will (ill li
b.Vg'Kii nolilirJ the day bli.
A dally tttgt iQ
lor Mjplrl.m. clow coniMvtion by
urimrr lor FIwikc iivl Acme
Livery Phone Main 2 1
THE SAVER
can Itutly piint with no little pride
to the prudent management of hit
linancea to the dally economies ef
fected here and tberc which have to
abled him lo establish a surplus lund.
You too, will be wfll rlrased to
fee your money Increase by luring
an account with the Merchant! Bank.
Interest Paid on
Saving Deposits
CAP1TAL - So5.000.iXP
sMM'.'BlWMBill''w1Tiygm3fil
"SIIOK VOl It IIOICSK.
S1IOI-: VOlll MAKK,"
or repair your carriage or wagon
with skilled workmanship and in
tho best manner we will at the verv
lowest prices. Conscientious anil
high-grade work in our line, as well
as promptness, should recommend us
to everyone who appreciates having
their horses properly shod, or their
wagons repaired in the best manner.
G. BURBACH
53 i Olive St.
Julius
Goldsmith
geo.k.munroe'
FURNITURE j
7 West Klglui, st., Kugene, Orvgon.
I'limie liiil AATll.
Sole Agent., for the Portland '
I stove Work. i
Fifty-three s:lea. Im hiding the
noted Detroit I. me. Also the Laclede'
Ranges the :., S( jw ,ru.t, r.ing(,
on the market. j
A full line of Heavrs J-,t l-mi
th. f.u :or .
Call and examine our large stock
before buxing elsewhere.
KITCHEN &. KOMPP
Livery, Feed and
Sales Stables
Sample renin In connection lnrntel In
ltegt,.r ltldg., Willamette St.
Oak and 7th Eugene. Or.
Phono Main o:
Nine men WAPO phncan last nlcrlif
by Coa.ch Forbes to be members of
the first football squad of the Uni-
versity, ana to eat at the training ta
: ble established today at noon In Ot-
to's grill. Other men will be put on
i as tney demonstrate their ability, un
i til the number reaches sixteen or
; eighteen. However, th& number Is
; not limited, for If players show suf
' ficlent stamina and Cleverness twen
ty. Individuals will be given plates
I at the training table.
The men on the eating squad are
Cantaln Moullen, Gtllis,. Newton,
Kiltz, Clark, Plnkham, ' Latourette,
1 Main. Michel. PlHll.ll Vnyhaa .nil
Trainer Hayward.
One of the best scrimmages of the
season was held last night with the
Eugene high school team. The 'var
sity made few attempts to carry the
ball, kicking out whenever they re
covered it. Time and again the pre
paratory lads bucked through the
line, two or three times for ten yards.
Kiltz, the sprinter. Is trying for
end on the 'varsity and seems to be
doing better than his friends expect
ed. His work has been so consist
ent that he was lilarnH
I ing table. Captain .Moullen Is being
; tried out behind the line at full and
! halfback. Two or three years ago
ne piaypit a successful game at half
back. "Hrick" Michel is also playing
half part of the time.
'Varsity Xews
Robert Hixon, an engineering stu
dent, has returned to college.
Registration at the University this
morning war ."iflL'.
Rtiss Coleman is coaching one of
the 'var.dtv equals.
Th" enthusiasm among the stu
dents is increasing by leaps and
tmiin.l? T n.. ... .i...
I ' "-L MIIIL Ul lllfll Ol L.H
(dormitory held an informal rally
among thems-lves, part of which was
devot.-d to giving lessons In veiling
under rb.. tutelage of W. C. Mchnln?.
The shingles ate being laid on the
teni prary i .ritati in building at the
i nivorsKy, the stringers an I frame
work having boon completed.
"LLEGE y
.. T ail ..JTr-
I L'tiivrji,. .
ii. t- q
Ycllm.. 'P?ns of ,
1.50 has li0
and bv the Si, "
Weekly. edUor of
V, K Will i , -
the h J,, wa"m 1
best song 1 aM
Last voof j. .
'ort. of via dS5
the contimm,,. .3
years. The hs 7" .
year hav .i,' ... lt0 N
smnn. .k 0 TOt '
l''ned the pri
the same ardor Jfi&:
Only students ol a.
may compete. How.
person can hrml I. ,;5
may be no accusation?"
cai n composer i;
rone r.-imo !,.. .t
the piece, and to put bii
men in a spaio
and songs submitted
the property of th mi'
. Janior Offi'rfn.
1 1 1 u r otttcers were
night as follows- P,i-
Dodson; vice-president, Tj
mums; secretarv, Rrith
treasurer. Chauncev Cn-geant-at-arms,
Arthur vi
A committee was appoi-;
recommendations concert
nior annual.
Frirndlr to tinikiJ
uii me uignt ot tns
Alumni game, to be pin
tober 17, S. H. Frienii
quet both the graduate te
'varsity eleven at Otto's
will be laid for fifty.
The game will be insr
for the result, but for t:
ance of the various cant
week from that day He
of the schedule will be p
and It is very desirable lb
have actual experience
contest. Willametie r
the opponent on tbat da;
had the exiiprlpnre nf :
and may prove formidail-
tollpgi' .Vites.
Mrs. Wm. Hayward 1
California for the bentS
health.
Trainer Havward his
flftisi fn the evninflRiiim tn
cilitate his class work.
Well Drilling
For up-to-date well drilling
see LaDuke&LtfflerCo.
Well Drillers
Telephone Red 5121
x V.llard Boulevard
CHICHESTER S PILLS
.'1 11! U U'.cV. J
SlSlSV:!iLS
adm;i;tiski) lkttkhs.
Ari-rson, J. T. & Son.
Hambridge, Miss .Maggie
linker, ICImer
Raker. George
Rurnett. I. S.
Barton. Mrs. Sadie
Caddick, Ralph.
Crawford, Miss
Denning. G. O.
Hewitt, Carl
Korrls, Randall
Dnwd, Z. Z.
Fowler, C. I. S.
Ilirkson, Knrnest
Jacobs, Loyd
Keene, Frank
Klely, P. T. Mrs.
Lnnn, Mm. II.
Mahoney, Mrs, Crip
McColoch, Mrs. Robert
MrlKiwell. Miss Lulu
.McFarland, Mrs. L. J.
Mclntyre. .Mrs. J. M.
Mill key, C. K.
Murphy, Master Louis
O'Xeil, Miss Delia.
I'erry, Mrs.Cella
I'richaru. Wm,
Samson. J. F.
Smith, Mro
Snilih. Norris
S:roud. Miss Ollie.
Willianisnn. Mrs. J.mett
Wlnsciitt, Frank
Konign
Mi'Mahon, Mr. and Mr. Rernard.
J. L. PAGE, P. M.
Nervous women sh
In- Irs. Hiirton'sexpcr'
Lvilin K. I'inkham's C"
Ar... TTtnn llrtnn. o!
son Street, (liicago, Lh
Mrs. l'lnklumi--
... -II ...ntnTTTI. &D:
- 1 n flu
. T.r.,urration tro
andworrv.and ill in bed. -
. ,.: i l. nnKnaiii
"'"l" , . iwitpr. II
I commenced iuc.
ilsiiM'. inv nervous tnraW"
andUmcoraplrMr
Conilund will beMM
m it has me.M
FACTS FOR SICK W
Vnr thirty yoar i,"-
. . .....i.i i.iniii'-
ttams v eg.-.., ... ,
from routs nun 1 . i J
and hiisi.siuvo!youre 1
wom,t.v, ho have W
displa.vinents."'",
tion. m.nu.l t"'n','r
,,B..lown f.flm.ir. Hi.
tin,i,.li7ziness..irnen"0-i
Why don't ymi tr'
...i.i..m Inrltf
Airs. i in" - .j
tvo.nen to writcbe '
beulth. AiWrw."
Furnish y1
properly'
Don!
gjs to"' ,
kinds of ri!
! ... J finninf
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