Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, October 08, 1908, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Texttn tav ErGEXE b.rLT iii'ihv, ftiuwiuv'. ixTx.itKii ft. io jW&rk Style Show' cr in its Second Week, Displaying Correct Clothes for Men Made in New York by Come here to see real, not imitation. New .York styles Roberts 'Brothers TOGGERY 554 Willamette Street COMMffTEES NAMED ! TO SOLICIT FOR j PROMOTION FOND! The joint promotion committee c( the Commercial Club mot asa.u last! evening and finished up its prelim inary work by appointing sewn so liciting committees. These will meet at the promotion office, commencing next week, every Tuesday and Friday to reH.rt pro gress. The committees appointed are: No. 1 A. C. llixon. F. I.. Cham bers, and one more member to be -selected by them. No. 2 0. V. Oritfin, 1.. 1,. Whit son. E. O. Potter. No. 3. I). K. Yoran. V. M. (ireen, . Bristow. No. 4 F. K. Wetherbee. M. Svar vertid. S. S. Spencer. No. 5 John Williams. ('.. M. Mil ler. W. S. Moon and C. S. Williams. No. t! Jack Hodman, U. 11. Linn. H. A. llunbar. No. i. Allen Eaton. 11. I!, llollen- beck, F. M. Wilkins, C. A. Wimermol er and C. B. WlllouKliby. E CHINA STORE SPECIAL 1 I Great Price-cutting Sale in Ladies' Dry Goods ,00 Wrappers, sale $1,50 bl) White Skirt J. 00 1.25 White Skirt - ?5 150 Shirt Waist 85 75 Shirt Waist - 2.00 E.00 Shirt Waist - 1.50 1.75 Shirt Waist - . 1.25 IS White Skirt 75 1.00 White Skirt 75 90 White Skirt - 65 K White Skirt 50 tO White Skin 40 3 Muslin Drawers 20 (5 White Apron 25 75 Shirt Kimona 50 "5 Long Kimona Z 1,00 5 and 2,50 Long Kimonas. 2.00 flies' Goods Made to Order ALL WORK FIRST-CLASS MAKKS ASTOXISHlXCi (TllKS I Mi-o-na Tablets Cure lys)csia by j Promptly HeinoviiiK tin- Cause j or Your Money Hack ! Mi-o-na is a scientific and effective : remedy for the permanent cure of in I digestion. I Food is digested In the stomach : by means of a churning movement of . the walls of the stomach, which thor , oughly mixes the food with the gas i trie or stomach juices. ; If the muscular walls are flabby ' and lack tone or energy, the stom ach cannot churn the food properly. and the digestive juices are not properly mixed with the food, j This causes indigestion. The com ' man symptoms are weight and full ness after meals, coated tongue, bad taste in the mouth, discharges of I wind from the mouth, and belching ! of sour material. ! Dyspepsia cannot be cured by tuk i ing a digestor, such as pepsin, be cause pepsin simply digests your food artificially, and not all of the food either, for it has no effect at nil on ! starchy food, such as potatoes, rice, oatmeal, bread, etc. There Is just one way to cure dys- nankin n Dtnn1nflh rft.n,ln.. t..l.rl.,l j or serious, and that is to tone up or ! put energy into the stomach walls. I so that they will be able to proper ly mix or churn tho food. Mi-o-na tablets cure stomach trou bles by putting strength and energy into the stomach. They quickly arouse the stomach from Its Inaction, and in a short time it is able to do Its work properly. And bear in mind that when the stomach is in good condition consti pation disappears, also nervousness, drowsiness, night sweats, heartburn, etc. The Red Cross Drug Company sells Mi-o-na tablets under a rigid guaran tee to do all that is claimed for them or money back. COUNCIL HOLDS AN ADJOURNED SESSION A meeting of the city council was held last night, the council adjourn ing Monday night to meet for the purpose of discussing the matter of securing a site for a new citv hall. This matter was not considered at the regular business meeting last night, but was discussed in commit tee of the w hole, which was held af ter the meeting adjourned. The remonstrance against grading anu graveling the alleys in block f Skinner's addition to Eugene, was read, but was laid over for further examination. A vote of thanks was tendered the Willamette valley Company for in stalling an arc light In the council chamber free of charge to the city A petition to vacate an alley be tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets was tabled. The street committee reported I mat the lliiililleston estate agreed to give such ground as Is necessary to straighten out West Kighth street, and within a year would dedicate Monroe street, through their land south of Eighth street. The report was adopted and the city attorney in structed to prepare a contract for such deed of dedication. The sewer committee reported on the sewer In the nlley west of Jeffur son street two blocks, between Elev enth and Twelfth streets, and the contract for building It was let to E. K. Munimcy, who was the lowest bidder, for $550. Warrants were ordered drawn as rebates for parties wrongfully asses sed on East Eight1 street for paving. The canvassing board made its re port on the bond vote as previously published the water bonds hing defeated by 15H majority, n.:j the other amendment carried by 79 majority. HEAT In the Right Place At the Right Time That t il where you want il when jm want it and il you only knew how easy il is to carry Irom room to room and how much cheirry comlort you can have with a PERFECTION Oil Heater Equipped with Umoketaaa Dvlel You would no longer be without one. "No imoke no unfit tliii it the Ptrftctitn maxim. Because the smokrlrM device is smokeless you ran h direct, alowing heat from cvrrv c ol oil. Brass ton! holds 4 quarts burns y hours. An ornaiurut any where linishrd in japan enl nickel. Every htater warranted. A Th. i?ciy&Lamp : r- villjr Vjllllld C 111 1UWU 'A r- r i ek. t 55 East Ninth Street PHOC I.AMATIOX 1. .1. n. Matlock, mayor of the city of Eugene, hereby notify the people of the city of Eugene, and proclaim j that the bill proposed by the common council and referred to the people, to I amend Sections 1 S and 112 of the Chart"!- :f the City of Eugene, as amended by the people of said city 'April In, 1!mis, by giving the Ooin i nion Council the power and authority to issue and sell live per cent nego tiable water bonds of the city to a sum not exr ling J.'.i'U.O'ti' In the aggregate, failed to receive a majori ty of the votes cast thereon at the special election held in the city of Eugene on the first day of October, l'.ios, and therefore failed to become a law of the City of Eugene, the ma jority asainst the same being 158 vote. That the bill proposed by the Com mon rounil and referred to the peo ple for amending Section 10 ! of the Charter of the City of Eugene, so as IIihI n nose Call Mrs. Ada I... Croom, the widely known proprietor of the Croom Ho tel, Vaughn, Miss., says: "For sev eral months I suffered with a severe cough, and consumption seemed to have Its grip on men. when a friend recommended Dr. King's New Dis covery. I began taking It and three bottles effected a complete cure." The fame of this life-saving cough ami cold remedy, and lung and throat healer is world wide. Sold at W. A. KiiykeninH's store. 50c and $1. Trial bottle free. iuslaw 1 wenstein Apples t DODGE'S .oois ;ivi: away Wo w;in t. to clean nut our linos of silver deposit war- and lioheniian glassware, and will give the entire lot of one hundred and thirty-five pieces away to our customers. With every purchase of $." or up to $10 we will give one piece of Bohemian ulass. With every purchase amount inn to $10 or over we will Kive one piece of silver deposit ware. The regular prices of these goods run from ;"0 cents to $4.:"0. This will continue until every piece is sone. Optical work is included. J. O. WATTS. The Tp-to-date Jeweller and Op tician, Cor. 9th & Willamette, tf A New Set of Chairs Why do you have OLD SHABBY C11A1US In your home, when you cau make them GOOD AS NEW for only 60c t A can of Chlnamol will work wonders in your home. See that tho Chinaman is on every can. See our west show window. 4SK TO HKK Ol'K NKW WALL PAPKH 16-18 West Seventh St. OVERTON Wall Paper and Paint Co The First National Bank OF EUGENE, OREGON Invites your account, whether large or Nnmll, Your business will recclTo prompt, accurate and confidential atten tion. SAKK DEPOSIT IIOXKH Kolt IlKNT T. O. HENDRICKS,. Prosldont S. n. EAKIN, Vice-President. P. E. SNOIXiltASS. Cashier. DARWIN BK18TOW. Assistant Cashier. LUKE L. GOODRICH, ApllSK ! ihentbehind the Suit"! Mm ! I & y .mi mmmm m mm 1 HUH I ' I f, ., i .ffiiiiii mum if iiMfl lunl, Irady lijKl. (!qui(prJ llif tni iniprovrJ rrnlral drill burner. Mjdr ol kfau. nirkrl plaint. Ktrry lamp vnrranled. Wn'e our nfarrM agency tor drirriptive circular il you don t iini tilt Perltclun Oil Hralrr or Riyo Ijmp at your tiralrrY STAMIAKI) OIL, COMPANY (lacorporatcd) Su;; aaor to Scobcrt & Dodge West 8th Street U nninower the Common found In XT the sale of the water ImiikIs of the 51 city when no liids are received for the purchase thereof at or aoove imi at the time advertised: then the Council mav nepotlate and sell thf salil honds or any part thereof at pri ll va-te sale at not less that their par II lvalue without readvertlsini!. suh milted to the vote of the people of ! .i, fin- ..f KiiL'ene at the special elec- liltion held 111 said city on the first day TT .... i - iuii ........iv.n h in;iior it V n, h , cast' there,,,, as follows: Klectri.; Hitters and they cured me Nnmher of voters voihil- mi i.."" said aiie-ndment. 42.'.: votiriK acainst said amendment. 34: majority It favor of said amendment and thereby became a law of the city of Vil I'Ptli' H Dated this fith day of October. h9""' J. I). MATLOCK, II I Mayor. Hen qua!.: tents- ail f "' CHAMBKRS HAI'.DWAKK CO. pock Wells DP- me Water See KILBOHX W8n Guaranteed '1 0 . . 557 nign aireeu AilminMmtor Notice Notice is hereby clvn t hat the ' nn- of the ,. . t rab'ree. uece.is- .lorli.ned r . M. ' " dnlv anpolt.tel admitti-trator estate of It.'1' cd. by t'A conn i ty. Ore.n. claims ajair.- n:-tif:ed to Jr-" adniini-:r;rnr at tlie law affic B-lie. Op-S'Mi. f,,,,.,, f , .1 ') Dat-W , Jll.ti our Lane -a (lit) havltiK h-re( -aid i. r. i: .y i: -' n. !!Y ki: ,iu-:ih' i:.i Wllere Itllllct. Flew David I'arker. of Fayette, . Y.. a veteran of the Civil War, who Inst a foot at Gettysburit. says: "The Hood F.lectrlc Bitters have done is worth more than five hundred dol lars to me. 1 s-ieiit mil. h money doc toring for a lunl case of stomach trou ble, to little purpose. Then I tried i now take them as a tonic and thev k.-ep me strong and well." r,oc at W. A. KnykendHU's drug store. TIIK P.W.Af l: OF SWFFTS A ISAPR, I I'll 1 A I N J,F.-f ' r(J I. IKK (-Mil hl'i'l'iirsui-.n Lrwrrr ,M knm no' ATM i N. HtUK KK0WH TO FAIL H iM Hnrc! tp-cdy! Sut ifiu l Ion t iiiur niilff'1 i- Moh'-v It'-fuiK It .1. f-t nl pt' i.iilil lor Sl.'" H-r lio. W ill Ht tii th ml imtrlnl. to ! put ' for wln-ii p-li' Kiinpl'i Kn-. IiT-M on K'ltlht tin- (.'oiMilin-, ii pt no nuhntltim. Il your drnnKM iIoh not Imvo tlifin win! your onlcrN t t J 10 UNITED kEDlCAL CO., Boi 74, Lincaitnr, Pa. Sold in Eugenq bv IV. L DcLano Scott's Santal-Pepsin Capsules A POSITIVE CURE For tnflninmatlt n nr 'rrrh of the lilnM.i.-r n,1 ().. Klrlnxya. NO COIt DO FAT. Vote jiiirkly itml tmrniHniillr all I'nnalnral IHtMn of lb I rlnrj Orfani. Ar KtluP'lx Immloi. rkitd l-r ilrnirtd'ta. Prlr ., ur l-r mail, ti paio, i uu, lUfM a od r mi. Hold bv W. Klt. THE SANTAL-PEPSIN CO. Belief on Ulo, Oblo. Kiiykondall, drti- li a- ou-iu-( a fi rf - l.i -h fit f arifl oystf.T parlnrH In conm-cMon with Hp fo (Traill anil ( ntif-M ionr-ry ston. T)i"v aim to sorvc !!: !-Ht of pvcry 'hini; at it-asuiiahl' prut-H. and will rnak a spoclaliy n. nr 'ip1th ron sistinir of all kinds f Mi-aks, hoiiph. hoi drinks and pa- rv. Liiiht mr hunts' Inncli will In x.-iv-d dail from 1 1 a. in. to p. :n. W UA. SKI. I AT A S f ltll K K. Om of tin li'-t r 1 i'r:i.-s tn KiiL't'ti'. Mi" wav. H'Hiso U Mr T) 1 1 'h. l-'t Jini-h- i-i ; ( Mi'ft w ii V , ' ! ;i i n f i'-' , ...n.p:i.- I'M it f r ') !', .v :. 1 :, Knu-t..' : !'-n( prop 'rn j n every w, aliolui"--'l.-c Ill J!,e iaw ri. Kood - nor h i U' to Ihoti'S ('ill'. '. or a-Mr--.- HALL Sb SHUM WAY PliioibliiK and ftewrr Work. Also general jobbing In tin and jheet Iron work. Iron work promptly attended to. Carry a full line of plumbing riitu-ef Phone lllack 1:171. Ttli mid Onk Mm, J. W. BARRlNGtR Expert housemover Moves anything. Twenty-Iivt yeari experitnee. Fesid.mct, East Filtetnth and Oak Sts. Phrhe Red 4511. Eupene. (i.evoo ' & Will's !- l.i. II. W , S.ld by ai; Jrugglst. A. C. MATHF.WS General Teaming Omcrcte, Gravel, Buildinjf Sand and good excavation earth lor sale Phone eWclf. 2211 or call at 345 W 4th WeDcallnthcBest Farms to Be Had On the Market Today 2'JO acres situated 10 tulles from Ku- Keue; Itlo acres under cultivation; -0 acres In timber, balance In pas ture; 1 ncre of fruit; Kood house, burn and outbuildings; best of wa ter. This Is absolutely one of the best farms In Lane county. Price. SdO per acre 12 acres river bottom land, situated near SirliiKfleld : much fruit of all varieties; Id-room house; good well; barn; 2 cows, 3 dozen chick ens, 9 head Iioks, 1 farm wiiiton, set of double harness, Bet of single harness, 1 Unlit driving rlK, 100 lbs. white lead for pulntluK, 6 gala, oil; Includes crop and farm toolR. Price 7(1(10 50 acres, 35 acres 111 cultivation, sit uated 1 mile east of Donna; house, barn and outbuildings; 1 team of horses, 3 cows, 1 calf, 15 hogs, harness, wagon, 'plow, cultivator, harrow, mower, rake, spray wag on, chickens, small tools, hay car rier, etc.; 20 tons hay, 275 bushels oats, 4 or 5 acres of corn, potatoes for family use; Interest In phone; 2 wells. Price it:i(x0 15 acres of fruit laud u miles south west of Eugene; 9 acres In culti vation, remainder tn oak grove; 7 room house; barn 211x0 feet In process of construction; 2 wells; (i acres In bearing fruit.; telephone and It. 1). Prlco 2.-ioo Mi lls iic.e. 3 tulles from lOiigene rourllMii:...; must beautiful build ing sp.H near Kugene. Prlco. $11000 l!0 acres river bottom lainl situated S miles from Kugene on river road; 40 acres In solid liiilln limber will cut 20UII to L'.Miu lords of wood; 211 acres of this small balm and billow. This w 1 sells at $'. a cord delivered to excelsior mill. Prim $:iyno (15 acres all deep rich valley soil, sit uated 4 '4 miles from Eugene; all under cultivation: well fenced; old house; soiiki fruit trees; 2 good wells. Prlco Willi) per acre Notice These Snaps In City Property A modern 7-room house situated 2 blocks from high school on one of the best streets In the city; a 70 foot well with water lower and tank; aliiindiini e of water for lawn and Indoor use. This is absoulte ly a bargain. Price if.v.oo House of five rooms situated on North Washington street; corner lot, Kilxliio. Price 700 House of 5 rooms; lot HCxir.O; city water and good drilled well; 'j, lot back, tax title, making lot about 240 feet. All kinds of fruit on lot; streets paved. Price. 9'.!loo 2 new 4 room cottages with 2 lots on carllne opposite Kiilrmoiinl store; property rents ut 114 per month. Prl.n flWKI Good 10-room modern Iioiihc, situat ed corner Eleventh and High sts.; paving and sidewalk. Price $looo House of H rooms nicely located on East Thirteenth street; lot O.'.x Hi.'.; good well HO feet deep; sewer connections and WHter In the house; fruit ..r all kinds; good barn, chb ken park. Price .. $:t(Mi(l Good il-room house with all inoderli i on venleiices, barn and carpenlcr'n shop, situated on lot UMIxllJO feet; pncli.ally nil in,, furniture gins wiih the linuf... This Is lose In propei ty. Price IMUOO We have s.,me choice residence lots pi Ires ranging fl run l.',u tu 10.".0 p. r lot, r I.,,-,, in. Itibk hlnrki and fruitage In bet p.-irt of the r I'y. I, ,u,.v the .K b.ii aiiis on I lie market. 'all In and get oiir prices. HOILENBECK REAL ESIKE CO, I'hr.lie llrrl 4(1 I. Of fire, IK7 Willamette Wrect. IT'S TIME i. l to iniriK oi your new Fall' suit. We have some very clever models that we'd like to show you. They're conceived by the Schwabs of St. Louis. Here is one of the styles. It's Schwab's $15 Special; set-price label "on the sleeve," Schwab quality inside and out. They're the best in America at the price. One-price-to-all, all-over-America. Sec them; you'll want them. STANLEYS 612 Willamette Si THAT TO Stop and think of the advantage derived by buying; irom a practical paint dealer means to buy your WALLPAPER AND PAINTS at F. LUDFORD Practical Painter J02 W. Eight St. Eugene, Or WILLAMETTE Meat Market, Under New Management first-CUss Prcsb t4 oit Q ftett AlVcyCcet-UiMl Phone in You(Cft4e WING & CAMPBELL Phone Main 38 ffi5I2 Willamette O 5)1.. liil-YK''. V o O O