Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, October 13, 1908, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Texti o o o SEVERE EARTHQUAKE 4. J m e Eugene Agents "Nemo" Corsests, Dent Gloves, Munsing Underwear, Moneybak Silks Another Grand Sale Ladies' Tailored Suits 25 high grade Ladies' Tailored Suits, the very newest, fall and winter styles, not more than twe alike; ccme in blues, browns, green, red and black; made from the, very latest materials, chevron, stripes? diagonal, Van Dyke and IPancel stnpes. These are rare bar gains. To get the pick come early. Sizes 34 to 4.0, while they last at thts low pr.ee $25 Women's Silk Rubberized Rain Coats Ea. $12 to $25 Just in by express and just in time for the. first rain, all new styles, colorings and weaves, and the prices fcr these qualities are lower than ever. The weaves in these Rain Coats are Pekin stripes, shadow checks and chevron stripes in blues, browns, greens, red and black, Nepon, semi and tight fitting effects, the prices. $12, $20 and $25 BigSale OutingFlannel Night Drssfes and Sleeping Garments CCO garments in this sale Outing Flannel Gewns for women and children, knit sleeping garments for children 5 to J 2 years old. The gowns come in all plain colors and an im mense variety ol stripes, checks, etc., made big and full, prices $ 1 , $ 1 .25 up o $3.50 Blankets, Comforts and Pillows Specially Priced . 4dozen gray all wool blankets, double bed size, $3.00 values, a pair $2.40 $2.50 Comforts, Ea. $ 1 .80. White Wool Blankets a pair $4.00, $600 and $10.00 SPECIAL PPJCES IN WOMENS riDITIM'Q IINMrDWITAR i The Only Genuine Priestley "Cravenette" Rain Coat for Men and Boys made of wool fabrics from $15.00 to $35.00 We show the largest and most complete line of Genuine Priestly Rain Coats and Cravenettes to be found in the city both for Men and Boys, and made in four different styles. ' r UMBRELLAS! UMBRELLAS!! For Men and Boys; umbrellas of evdry description and style, from . . . v . . . .. 50c to $8.50 James Morris, of Florence, is in the city for a few days. James Hayes came ui. tlon City this afternoon. L. E. Tidball returned home this noon from aQrip soutU. .,. Dr Franc Lucille Hard lias return ed from a short visit in Porlland. V B. Blachley and wife, of Blacn ley, are in the city for a few days I Prof C E. Glass returned this af i ternoon from a trip to Portland. I Mrs D Brlstow and daughter are ! home from a visit at Cottage Grove. 1 .nj wifo are ut: from Portland on a visit with relatives Mrs. Shelton Jenkins returned this . , in Portland. arternoon imm Mrs H. B. Miller left yesterday lo . . . . t UA at Ran Francisco. loin ncr lubuouu fc i u ninaa arrived up from Brownsville this afternoon on bus! Mrs. John F. Kelly returned home thl afternoon from a visit in Port land. . ., a thio nniin from a visit at uosueu. ... j ,,- Miss Tots Keisey muium V. V to Creswell today after a visit in Mrs. J. G. Lewis anil children ai rived dawn from Wendling on last nit-'ht's train. Mr and Mrs. W. D. McLean were passengers for Portland on the noon train today. Oeo. W. Smith, wife and three children arrived here yesterday from LeMars, Iowa. , , Mrs. J. H. Hayes, of Portland, is visiting at the home of her couj'n. Mr3. S. B. Eakin. ' Mrs. A. W. Hemenway arrived down from Cottage Grove on the ..-In trtrll.V Mrs. Geo. w. amitn is ou ner to Ashland and snasta apriiis. where she will visit friends. M. C. VanTyne arrived uown irom the Blue River mines this morning i ...in n....-n trt Prtrtlimri ih s even- U1IU V IH I 11 IU i i.-"- M lug. V h N. Mount went to -rea SHOCKS ARE FELT Salt Lake, Oct. 13. A rather severe shock of earth- quake was recorded on the In- struments of the University of Utah here last night at 10:22. It was. violent for about twenty minutes. There were secondary shocks an hour and a half later. Hood-na? if CITY WILL HAVE POWER PLANT fnntlTiiiait from Vauft One.l to table the motion to adopt the re ntxt onrl fhn rnnneil adlourned t- meet in committee of the whole to further consider the matter. At the meeting of the committee of the whole the matter of accept ing the report was vgted down and It was agreed to let tne bond matter remain just where it ia at the present time. At this meet ne It was also voted unanimously to go ahead with the proposed power plant on the McKen zie river for the purpose of furnish ing electric power for the operation of the. pumping plant of the water system. IN PUMPiNr. uir. iw power aid 171 Pni.l. . 1 Cnopu- ruuim repi, ,0 --j sninmenta m . unu fn I prliHM. " l BERCFR.nr ... I Agents, EseTJ PAID RAluvc 'ui 3, muR2 . Pnrtl.nJ A .vngi EUGENE'S LARGEST AND BEST STORE S. H. FRIENDLY 592-594 Willamette St. YOUR MONEY'S WORTH OR YOUR MONEY BACK COXTIXVKI) RAIXS FUJI NORTHWEST Oregon and Washington Rain tonight; cooler east por tion. Wednesday, rain west; fn.ii lQSt Idaho Rain tonight; cool er north and southwest portions. Wednesday fair. f Et'GKXB. Have vou seen the Dr. Hollenies fl' to m t.imnns Shoulder Brace and Combl tiu,.,i ii nipptimr of the presbytery of the Presbyterian church. Miss Lena wiuen, who aaa u visiting at the home of her cousin, Mrs. L. F. Stanley, in Eugene, re turned to Portland today. Mr. and Mrs. w. i.. souaers icii today for their new home in Seattle, where Mr. Souders will be engaged In .the manufacturing business, Do ing interested in a plnt for the man ufacture of foodstutis irom uau- anas. They will be greatly missea oy Eugene veople, who wish tneni Hap piness in their new home. Garrett & Mitchell, the real estate dealers -loday sold to C. A. Dalzell the John Hunziker vacant lot at the corner of East Thirteenth and Mill streets. Mr. Dalzell will !iild a fine residence there. See us for camp furniture of all kinds. CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. ...xaaji 4 ! over by nn automobile a 9,'rk or so TT"T,TTTTTT i, ,... ,i , l. ... II... l.n.iU ..,.ln hko, Ih able to bo at the bank again. Ills many frli'iids ure glad to lonrn Hint he has about recovered from his Injuries. ,ITV NKWS 4- " The reglHtratlon of votera for the Novumbur oluctlon closei) on October 0. The promotion fuiwl conmiltteeii wore out today and reixirt good suc cusa. Thn rainfall wiih heavy last nlgli. perhaila an Inch from evening until morning. . W II Ui-nnnnw n nnw llltllt'MOV hern, Iihh opeuiil office riioum In ihu Cockurllne A Wuineriiuu iiuniiuiK. ai. . .....w... r.it, ,.ll,.lllt.ip m. in 1 1 1 .ui. will tl.l.l.t III I 111. f'lllll llllir. I 1.1 I. film.. mi f'l.ll.iirii Mill lll.ll r.lal Club tonight tn roport pnigniHn, (IIm,i H spliMidlil flow of water. A -n pri'vlmirt well sunk In the muiio yard , William IIU-kKoii was nrrcHled this during ilio sumun-r ri'iu hed a depth foit'imoii on a liruuk anil disorder-; nf ; n fei t, but not u drop of water ly ' hnriiu anil flm-U $. in the police j fminil. COUl f. i I ' " ' . B, L. DORR BUYS EUGENE GROCERY Didn't Mind Suspense. "Ob, really, Mr. Hotspur, this Is so sudden!" exclaimed tb shy young creature who had been expecting It for three months. "1 couldn't possibly an. You must give me IHU imil. nu.Mim... i.i v ..in- nm nn van I M'llBll'tUHl nnVe inerriai wi.iii i. m.i ...eut ..M..u..u 9oW , KuKene lirocery on West) t ht n K it on account of Hon. John Bar- Mihih aimi m.ar fhnrni.lion t. K. Bwer you ton,nc- rell'B speech at the University. The L I)orr recentlv from Minnesota, ,1,ue t0 cons,dcr- auxiliary will nieut a wenk from that I who nn8 tnKen charge of the busl- "AH right," said the young man date Instead. O ! ness. Messrs. Hamilton and Van Bayly. "Just so you let ine know right Ordstrnnd have been In business here i nr wbnt the answer will be after you several years and have built up a. ! hav thought it over." good trade by honest methods of; business and square dealing to all. Their surcessor Is a nian experlonced In the business and will doubtless succeed here. . Four carloads of sawiogs for the Eugeuo Lumber Company, a car of hay for Warnock llros., and a cur of cement for L. N. Honey wore Includ ed In the freight shipments Into Eu gene last night. George Taylor has just completed a well S24 feet deep at the residence T. H. TliiBley lia sold his half ln teriMi In llie hiiKluena nf Moon 'l'ln Kley in N. .1. IMiilK. Uo reshlis near Lvini;. (. ItllltV Nnv iihIh'i' rtiMIll Mill li CiMllll. CI l.ee Is iiMlllMI supii Ihu filly pre IVltlMK l!l( leu remlv i-hirtK in Hit in 4 ..l.l I I i.l-.i'.i.l 1-iiH.I. I-: I -. t mi-eel Inst iil'.:lit. 9, Joiiph v.. cor!" (tie tush er 2i e'lli-k u nil Mrs. Ilulllii, u neU;ltliulYhi!t, I . and Cluster Ptlrllmr. night clerk at the pt'Slntrtl'i', v;lH slurllej IllMlUt 12 oYIim h l.t iiuh' I'V siiiiieuiie trying tlni witi'liiw shiiiier mid dour In the rear p.,rl el' I lie Iniihling. He railed mil l'i l;nev wha' was wanted and tit' luvil'iP sellti nil.' villi ilnM II tile alley. It was evhleullv sumeime lient uiiiill llll-ehlef. noitX: Bom In Eugene. Oct. U, 190S, to Carson Matthews and wife, a son. Carson says he will buy another team and put tlie young mail lo worn. ; Born At the Kllgeue (leuenil hns- pltnl, llet. i:i. isms, to 10. II. Kliy and wife a daughter. nation Clothes Supporter? The twentieth century substitute for the corset, although It can be worn with it as well, uives a graceiui ugure. Promotes deep breathing so neces sary to good health, and the true se cret of a long life. Prevents the mothering of the lungs in boys and girls, especially school children. Worn by both sexes and all sizes. Agent will call. Mrs. E. L. Trigs. COFFEE You can buy something called "coffee" at 10c lb with 3000 miles of R R freight from the roaster; don't. Your irocer returns your money II ou doo"l Ulie ScbUlmff's Best: we pay him. skw Tom FOR SALE-Nic7Ie, five rooms and M u Part of the cltv f 5 J.3o0. One good mv I rooms and lot. clow $2 1 00. One lot sdtWK part of the city (or It's' hllHiriPUQ llrm.ai.1.. i. '. lamette st; brings to ,J formation call on ti( h D. L. CartmelL mausr LOST Airedale terrier. ! coarse, grayish, black back and light tan cci face and legs. Hu brass rnverrit inlu. Charles A. Hardv. ill fl street, or phone. BJ FOR SALE Cottaget M Buy, l lour room, Ti rooms, new, modern, I: close in 4 room coiue lot S2150. Red Stir y Room 11, First Nil Bil Hard hrioK for cnimneys. CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO LOST A nalr of rolJ-H glasses with heaii iniil tween Hampton s Kim enth and Willamette leave at Guard omte. FOR . SALE Pnre-W Island Red roosten i: each. If taken sooi ' nnvwherp ia EueeH 4S71. Humphrey, SkI ette street. Small alarm clocks at Watts', t Tin fruit cuiiR in stock. CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. Large shipment ot rockers and din ing chairs just received. See us for new, up-to-date furu:ture at right prices. CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. Heating furnace, brick and founda tion stone for sale cheap by First National Bank hu Vi.e nn ' J;i-t Hie . ' I., l.nln'i.'nl !;is her.llll sail III Oull rum t iinah'st .1. M. Sher- wnml .pra in it i tie eeiiri to set as:v a si'iistartliin ii r .iiulmnent whleli It Is el.illneit Yi'::-. el'.It'ieil I ralliln tent 1 Mrs. W. A. Klclwell. nf tills) liy ille iiitorney r.ir Sherwnutl. VY. t ll'ililiiiiil ntteiulliile. t :ie I tl. Mart In and CM. Kissinger are at- Mis. Klilnell's father. Ai'J tnrnevs for LeiiVanl Ml rlly, n."i' i f it n ir.'i 1 ftf iti-cw T'hM, wh t roll rrtiiir u load tiny .' nil liruRn hlM iicck. Tlr hnl'in's wt-u timiiil In a .I'M. wiih ni'i rlKimtist a; tiio Mai-rii'in lli-i'tisi's wt-ro Issued I o-1 ;'ni)n.U tliU foit'innn and tin' dy t AllVri A. InttM and M M raini't.-n t urnrd t firm iv KUn-a PrlniM', tnKh rotdln -vt hM Com Kin'.t'Hf 'iuid V'rvti II. t'liUivMM audi turn Miss .UtU V.'atcli, hoth nf litl;u: I'MI'l.t't", KanKtT V. W. Olmrn, who wax tun wan in ivffi r! t Stn-t't TuniiM- tiirn.n, (h.-in uit to CM.'f or WilUv KarrituMon and he is holding, (lniin uwaiiniy a nn's-;uv from ihv railvnad in tn mil out u lui !ut of not ilu lair..-.' tti.-ni TEA Monryback means that the tea is good and well worth the money. Can't mean anything: else. cp Your i rriQj irtnrn jrnr tannnr ii joa dvn'l Uk ScliiUtu'a Uut; w tr tun A rr li 1 1 or t f I ;i 1 1 rf r i is d r a v i n u ' plans for tho front of 1 K. Ilarrir! now thoalro in I ho Ixiildiu. n nv or-' I'uplrd l tho lU'ruor-Ht-an Mardwaro, t'otui-any. Tho tlnns show that tho front is r.oini; t. Ho Vi-vy handsonM' and ohihoralo. t! w ill ho stniilui . to that o( tho Aroado thoairo on Washlnt.ui stroot In l'oriland. I Looked Ahead. 'The man who first said thoro Is room for oue more was a prophet" "Who wtis he?" "I doa't hnppen to know." "Then how do you know what he was?" "lie Bnitl it before streot cars were Invented, didn't he?" Star Performers. With wtuit appaia-nt noni-halnnce. What Mtmlti-d uiicoTH-orn, TTw tt t i;;iH' inako l lslory The Mult' hoy a to lt.irii. Naturall. "I don't know anyt'.iii; worse than an empty minded Mint." "1 do." "WharV M:e who thinks ho ha iot souuv Ihlnn on what ho thi'iks Is his mind " Left the Creases. 'Meta;horieally spoakinc 1 have him down on his knees to n.fk" "That is nifo, hut it doesn't maku uny more pressing work for the tailor." PERT PARAGRAPHS. I.lKlit ii'lraelo for suniu.er entertain nients-wl.eii John h:i eue iiiu'le atul Mary has out apple they be'h have a Williams" Transfer has loceived several carloads of tie3 for wood. Nice and dry. o9 best qualliv tents all sizes. CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. C. I.. Monson. the genial repre sentative of the Pacific Paper Co. Is In the city for a few days. Ail entering freshmen at the Uni versity od California this ..year are being mailt subjects of close scrutiny by the medical department. Cotton swabs are taken from the throats and noses of Jvery man, sealed in tubes and later examined microscopically to find whether the bacilli of tuber culosis, criphtherla or other diseases ..j ,.r.ii Thin enables the medi cal- deuartmenV to pick out men who wouia ue aeiriiiieiiiui w li; i..." of the -university and give' them a leave of- absence. Tlie Oregon Electric yesterday re sumed tracklaying on the Korest f!i.nuQ nvlonalnn nnri Bteel Will be laid to the east bank of Dairy creek. u.hnrn li will llP nPPPMSai'V to Wllit three weeks for a big fill across the bottom. With this fill completed me rails can be laid Into Forest Grove Lumber is now on the ground for the Hillshoro depot. CAPITAL Fl'RNISHED-l manufacturing, nsunf and railway stock lit sold direct to lnn; sion basis. Samtil i Co., selling broitn, Canada. FOR SALE OR TRADE 3 cla. a Poco Ml-' 45, nearly new. Ka-t Thirteenth '. ster's store. WANTED Young mil ' place to work lot In tending school. office. LOST-A black dairrk; the address of 1. ford. OklahomJ. ' leave at 8uardi FOR SALE0R nf' ble harness, al s a barsain. Cailfc enth street. , mI W ' The' WhuVresu.: Kisiiih s'f,- quality of . ... i tun biuo Reasonable ipeciai I Men's Suspenders I TO CLOSE OUT A- is m i k. ,i s.'iion- iiiii'ii from l'i hi ret m ile,) til'; rliaivl. nl- l wtt:i in! w l.e s.'ys rf-: The Money Question "V !'i'.'-T:!i v ep I! .IS I' t: Ivies; O. v-,!'..'-'" .'Ji SWINi:.-! HWK a n- .! Ow A'LV, ,lsyitt , 1 im. .lion i'f h.. n' keep iinni.n : ' U,--- .:.:, ar.. ...r.xQ-.L-ntly. An a ,-i'ni't 'here tnojtn.- h Kttiite mtii: i ;y (Ar ur oah uiit! (rotMtotu frum wurry for vou. Opr. i aii account nnil yon can gtvo !l iitMoatl of half your inliul to your business. l he liunene Loan an VAI'ITAI, AVIi SI ItlM.t H, 81 KSTAIII.ISIIKII 1HII-J. w?avinss Bank 1 I'esinn lr riire-t )y n ri"rrni" iiinr i.mu i"iiu. i r. i bi h aliteness restrains restiuu fnim IK-k 1 1 1 u the world is c.en :i the tnaii the r.niu u- better. I TI, n H 5VEP f3 PULS. hi Ut I '. ,c uie..iriMllv.ir:y I i u;: A vm! -t n '11 I; (erlK.'m -'. .. l'row-lmv.s. 11. .d T.wte n t;.o oiau, C.il '. Tt.sii l'.uci la ttf3l;i! iln:l'll LUKIt. Thttw tl" 1 1 the I, ,t7 .'rJ I Wchavc a few dozen MEN'S that we wish to close out at 20 per cent discount. I hat is, these suspenders are 23-cen!ers and we vi!l clore them oat at the low price ct 20 Men's a;d Boys' Underwear Boys' Ficccc Lined Un derwear, heavy, well made, full sizes, per garment 28 cents Men's Fleece Lined Shirts and Drawers, the sanitary fleece sold cv eryvhere at 50 or 60c, our price per garment 45 cents I Tt A SI f ;..' ccoi JU-W-s" s:,its. b;:i:f Two-Pi5" : Children's l'! 1 SMALL PILL SMALL DOSE. Sl'.ALL WCL on fi. a surt1 i's i iH'.'iitij on. out Ul: lH'.t i h it: i " 59 r? ft 1 U ... i r LLA- A Chili's UmtrollaK , on c;P0C las ai sot., uw-t - - , , ,5 cur line ot Gloria bilk Ui- with the prettiest hanc-s - 'CARTERS iTTir IVER PILLS. Gcnuins Mu;t Bcir Fie-Si.Tnh Sif,ii!uro .V W. lir..tihali;li hihI Krnest K. TlmnitiMi luive funne.i a partnership ami vtill riiMw In the I'vlleetloii bus- .ie;ji atiii roiiiiiirt a tvpewnter ex. AURPHEY'S RACKET STO .REFUSE SUBSTITUTES- rhaii,:.. They lis v.. n.il jei secured ; 35 asL 9th S6.