THE ECGBVE DAttT GUARD. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1808'.
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Truly Tailored
When you buy a
Schwab Suit, no mat
ter whether you pay
$10 or $30, there's
one thing certain, the
suit is as good as it
, looks. We've found
that out. Schwab
garments are truly
tailored inside and
out. They're made
from dependable
materials and repre
sent an honest effort
to give the best at the
price. You take no
chances whatever
whc'i you buy
Schwab Cl6thcs.
They're built to
satisfy, and they do.
STANLEYS
612 Willamette St
KITCHEN & KOivlPP
Livery, Feed and
Sales Stables
Knmplr rmmi In cimiMM'tiuii liH'iittHl In
Iti'itUlrr HI(Ik. Willtiiurtto St.
Oak and 7th F.m'ruc. Or.
ritono Mt iii !:l
C liii-S
Julius
Goldsmith
Our Hand
Tailored
Suits
FOR FALL WEAR
are made by the celebrated
bouse of
Michaels, o
Stern & Co
They have quality, style
;d fit. a$l will lookJ&e
a :it made to orderAl-j
so you will hud th'0) rea
sonably priced. Come and
look at them before buy
ing elsewhere.
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V e carry
;i complete line
of furnishing goods that
cannot he excelled in
the ch, and ourices
will be found lower than
many of our competi-J
tors can aiiora 10 sen
lor. We own our own
store andQave no rent
to pay and are content
with small profits.
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You are invited to come
and look at our goods
whether you buy or not
ED. HANSON
O
East Ninth Street
"HIIOI4 VOIR HOItSI.,
SIIOU YOl'lt MAItlV
or repair your carriage or wagon
with skilled worknuuiHhlp . iiml In
the best manner we will ntViio very
lowest prices. OConsclentliius and
hlgh-Kiadu work in our line, as well
as promptness, should recoigjiiend us
to everyone io appreciates having
their horses properly Bhod, or their
wagons repaired In the best manner.
G. BURBACB
53 J Olive St. o
Madabe Dean's
FHENC
E Pills.
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t'tid your
'Ulllj kEOICtt CO.. lot 71, UncntiK, Pi.
Snld in Eugene by W. L Delano
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CENTENARY OF
HISTORICAL COLLEGE
IS OBSERVED
EmiOburi;. Aid., Oct. 14. A
! score of church vKiQ'arles and hun
I dreds of Catholic raity thioiiKhout
Qe country gathered here today to
tion of the centenary of JWint St
Mary's Collide, America's riunt hii
torlc RomaWCatholIc blither 0tlti
ilUist h Is-
r QHtltn-
tlon of learning. The town, as well
us the college, is in gala attire In
honor of the occaslnfi, and during
the tvQdays of thQrelebration there
will be a succession of banquets,
speeches, musical and dramatic iier
formances by the Btudents, and other
features of interest.
, The celebration was formally open
ed today with a pontifical mass of
thankHglvlne. The sermon was de
livered by the Rev. Dr. Cunningham
of Pittsburg, who graduated from
Mount St. Mary's in the class of '7S.
QAmong the eminent prelates In at
tendance at tne mass were oanuniu
Gibbons of Haltlniore and Arch
bishop Kalconlo, the apostolic del
egate at Washington. Tomorrow
with a bfViuet at which Richard M .
Rellly of l.ancasti'i-, Pa., will deliver
the oi'atlota.and the Itv. Patrick 1..
nuffyoi vTr!irli'Boti, S. C, will recite
an ode 'Qfn posed for the occasion.
.Mount St. Mnry'B is justly enti
tled tn the hoiO's now being paid
her. The college is Jjnown as the
"cradle of bishops" worn tile fact
,U... ,.f A iiiui-lnn'. liUllnim
.Mill iU IIIUUJ I, I IIIOI.-CID "'Bl'lrii.
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have been students hery Among
the mOd priHati's who Htii.lloil Jiere
were Cardlnrt McCloskQ', AUcva'a
first cardln!iT(Ql!lshoii Route, the
''guardian angel of the mount";
Archbishop John Hughes of New
York, who tolled as a gardener dur
iGi?Os first year to pay bJuitlon;
Archbishop a Purcell an iilshops
Laughlln, Elder, 0'hatard, (llliQii,
Wigterson and Spatildlng.
! Those of tho laity who Inter
brotigh lustre to the name of the
college include Attorney General Bo
naparte, J'Q'Ice White of the Su
preme court: (leorge Miles, tho poet,
and UeneriQ Thomas AndtciQ the
Iirsc American coiuiuunuer lu. .ia-
nlla.
Motint St. Mnrj''s is the plijSeer
secular college. Wince the estni'Msh-
ment of the college there have occu
pied Its presidential chr-ir many
cl(0:ymen who, like its fiHinder, Fa
ther John Dubois, later rose to high
places of honor in the church. n
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ver.
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wnxtol anil fewer mistakes are nuiiU
on the
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EFORE buytnij rral es
tate call uo or come to
SiQrigfield, the best town
oi its s:e in ihj valley, SJ;
best railroad center and the
best water power in the
State. Farms oi all sites
rd corrftirns, also cty
property for sale.
M. M. & REAL ESTATP Cffl
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Automobile
FOR HIKB
Five CSQiger car for hire
any tirgjp day or night
GOOD DRIVER
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Copyright, 1908. by T. C. McClure.)
iii-son Williams, feeling sorry foi
Deacon Flint's widowhood, suggested
that he take a girl from the orphan
asylum to keep house and for com
pany. The deacon started for the city next
morning and returni In the evening
with Qke orphan. Her name was
Ruth. Jhe deacon liked her at first
j glance. Sind he kepiQiking liQ better
j 0n day. Before going to bed that night
she was sAown over the house and
through tbcQantry and told what to
get for breakfast ami at what hour to
have It ready, and lie deacon's heart
swelled up as she called to him:
"Good aight, my ow.Olear old papa.
Your little Qughter Is awfully glad
she has come to live with you."
Breakfast tQs to 1q ready at 0.
The deacon overslept, and it was 7
before he got out of bed and went
downstairs. There, was no one about.
He knocked at the daughter's door,
but got no answer. Qe went outside
to look for her, and, finding nothing, he
Returned and opened the door of her
rroom.
She wna still asleep, but when
he called tojQ- shiQvoke up and de-
manded uOkuow what was wanted.
"You should haQ had breakfast all
ready an hour ago."
Q"Xot on your life!" she exclaimed.
'But but, what do yofl mean?" de
manded the nstoQisbcd man.
"You skiddooauddonVask questions.
Say, pop, you might as well uudt'Q
stand right uoQ that I'm a lady and
mu'Qbe treated as such. After this I
shall tnke my breakfast In bed."
The deacon got breakfast, and &)ss
Kuth came down. She found fault
with everything and when reproved 1
gave him ucb back talk that he
reached over and boxed her ears. The ;
next minute everything on the tnble .
she could reach was tltng at bis bead. ;
After being hit by turee plates, !
cruet, the coffeeot and the sugar j
bowl he flew the coop and made his (
way to the parson'sOiouse.
"Ab." said the good nfi?n. "I wns!
wondering If you came home last night
and brotflht the orphan with you."
"Ljlldl" exclaimed the deacon wlttQa
greht deal of energy.
"And and"
"And you come over nnd sec her.
Kh w.qn fin hiWttlile nn n kitten btst
'O night, but this morning she seems to
be n limb of Rntnn."
When the bouse was reached the
adopted orphan was found InQhe yard
throwing pieces of the broken crock
ery at the hens, jjnd she had already
lamed nn old master and knocked a
speckled hen gully west. O
".MiOiIng, puson," she cnllcd out.
"I suppose po(is,ATOn telling what a
bud kid I am? if ue wasn't a dub he'd
have stayed and
me."
fgjight
it .Ot with
"My denr child, 1 nm sorry to hear
such reports of you," solemnly replied
the parson. "You seemed to me the
other day to be such an Innocent, bum
bleQouug girl that"
"Twit wns in the game, parson. I
was after a passand A home. Oh. I
can be au angel vnwi I want to. See
me knock that black ben's bead off."
The parson and the deacon walked
aside to consult, andUhe latter Qked
iu anxious tonea:
"Well, what shall I do about It?"
"Sit down with her and talk of
heavcOand angels and appeal to her
Q'ter nature. I think you will have
bi'iOrying in five minutes. It seems
thut In some Qny I must have got a
wrong Impression of tb child."
The good man returned hotne. and
the ib:HoiL-sat Aiwn try moral sua
slonO Tbtyvlllage Q(Jeyard was In
sight, nnd he looked over nt the stones
and asked Q girl if she knew where
good folks went to when they died.
"Oh. come off!" she answered. H'nn't
we go to a Qcus or something todaj-5
pkucw you wntQn okl Kke, bt)t Vf
coni to stir .vou up. Come Iry-iOil
shave. I don't like your whiskers;
The ihgyou rose up QlQook )wr by
tlfKenr jjid lni her into tlw bniw and
linked IV upAi ckwe ami said!
soinethlnQtxMiri nnd wntQunfttt
sue t-miiu Willi's) iwrsuii. lie itittn
went to tli fliQ to rit In n sliort for
noiin. At 12 o'cloct. when tie fume
back, the closot door UiyQn t! floor.
j tbk and chairs worfa'on their
0uks. and the girl wns gettlty? ready
10 jjmsn winnows. The deacon wont
oiittiid cut amllniiiwd n tH'acli tree
Mnili nnd WMO'jut around her shotil-
dcrs
"d (i-V1 her up
tn another
the afternoon
" was round to tw on Are and
...inn i or snvoi. ue went to the
bolide to find the nrisoner A. ererv.
tiling
plnne
i m's atm tne renewing note
to a ilont-
lvr
jivtVn) an )rntlmnii. sml
I don't
husllr. t will.
ivur ntyiu. mi r can I
'
And Jop of that the good pardon
came arouml hQndole with him and
to say: Q
"I giM-M we made n mistake, drncon.
Instead of tryliih adoption plan
agslu why not take a wlfeT'
The iHimon bad srQrter slsfer forty-two
years oM. and public pi4ip had
a : that she would mnrry Trie deacon
If aked. The brother had beard noth
ing of this, and tthDtbiter wns r.C$ln
his nhMl In the least when he put the
qttln. but the dw-on turned from
surveying the wreck ami answered:
"N,"i3-i!'irneyli:ht, Q1' .T get
r'L-ht (W,re or I'll throw you ever
Mhe fen.r'
Ami that was ten years ago. and they
hnve not spg?n to each o:her slnc. Q
m. or ad.
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Coffee
Just Coffee, but perfect
Coffee. Q
Your grocer will grind it
better if gOund at, home not
too fine. ,j f :. ,.:)
YouVe on the
o Right Track
when your clothing is looked
after by our expert assistants.
Cleaned perfectly, pressed
properly, delivered promptly,
gand our charges by their little
ness njake satisfaction an as
sured fact. a
Everything possible in
Cleaning and Dyeing
Eugene Dye Works
6th and Wttfamette Sts.
Phone Red 2861
White
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Right flxut Face
and seeO
McLEOD'S
New Fall and
0Wintgr Suiting
44 E$th St.
e
WellDrOHng
For up-to-dateQell drilljg
see LaDuke &LefflerCo.
q. Well Drillers
telephone Red 5J2J
999 Villard Boulevard
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W. H. SMYJH
Successor to M. S. Hubble
Transferee
-ornpany
. will Uo a gentYiu tninsfer busin.-s,-
nniiM-imid goods, trunks and
!al' things in nts lin will ren-ivr
j , , i.n iui nn. nnon.
'lliisinres Prompt and fiwef
L'lureful" Is
our motto.
I'lione Main .12
rhone, Kel 4!)ia.
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KALL (JB SHUMWAY
Plumbing .nd Sewer Work.
aiso general jobbing In tin and
sheet Iron work. Iron work promptly
attended tu.
Crry a full line (Qplumblng nxtnret
Phone Hlck 187!. 7th andQak Su.
D O O
J. W. BARFBNGtR
Expert housemover
Mov& anything, giwenty-live
years experience. ResidenQ East
Fifteenth and Oak Sts, Phon
Red 4511. Eurcne. OKeoo
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EPOSITORS are satisfied that
under the direction of such
representative and competent
men as the directors of the
Merchants Bank of Eugene
that all funds . are carefully
handled and always safe.
Accounts, subject to- check, cor
dially invited,
CAPITAL - $65,000.00
s THAT TO
Stop and think of the advantage
derived by buying trom a practical
paint dealer means to bug your
WALLPAPER AND PAINTS at
F. LUDFORD
Practical Painter
J02W. Eight St. Eugene, Or
. Appreciates smoking; good
cigars. It gives him relaxatiog
The Mount. Hood Cig& is a
favori among all thinking men
It c positively the best 10s
Cigar on the market
s
Plumbing
Furnish your new hom
properly. Don't sHght the
gas fixtures. We do all
kinds of reliable plumbing
JJid tinning MXrk. Call
AQd let us estimate on
your work
Aya &(Heitznun
34 West 8th St,
QfhdSk black 1117
WILLAMETTE
Meat MarJket
UndS? New Management
First-CIass Fresff and Salt"
'Meat Always on Hand
Phone in Your Order
WING & CAMPBELL
Phone Main 38 5J2 Wilfamette
LJC. BEADLE
?Stoce Mason
Irfave orders at WIQe's restaurant
'in West Eighth streetor address at
WiHiamV Tranflr Cf.
Light and Heavy Hauling
WOOD FOR SALE
Willamette St,
Phone Main 6ol
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A. C. MAtHEWS
General Teami
Concrete, Gravel, Building
Sand and pood excavation
earth for saft?
P&one Black 231 1
or call at 345 W 4th
1
Farms to BeS
loday
22 acres Situated ,
1 acre o ti '
12 acres rira. v'."" h,H
near Snr
ensa 1rt'JC0'". d. 1
set of doubi. k0,8.1' 1 fcmJ
w harness i i,T u'.Ht?l
whTteVaH fl'lr',la'rJ
2": includeol'?1.1.:
Trice ""'o Hi
50rtfrps 5 I
ilitedlnX
barn and cuSC";:
o C0W9, 1 . ,'.
harness, wagon, jC'' ?
harrow. nm O"""'!
on, chickens Sn',a'h , '
rh etc; :Ol0 7
oats. 40jr 5
15 acres of truiOrV;''
west of EugePers " .1
vat on. '
roo;O hn . ,0."F
process of construction V
nH P '"It;,
. . u. rnce . ,
t-u. acres 3 mti J
, most lieaw:, I
ing sot near h-0?ne.
acres river Dottom luj,-
8 miles from If,. '
. unnvi
40 acres in solid balm c-
... iui tuuo l0 f ,
A 'hi "eS 01 tots tEl
..u niiiow. inuwooisi
a cord delivered to ueefc
Price J
65 acres all deep rich nJ
uated 114 miles from V;. J
under cultivation: weiltntJ
uouse; some Irult tr
wells. Price $m'
Notice These SnJ
In City Proper
A modern 7-room houu
blocks from bigh school
tne best streets In the
foot well with water toil
tank; abundance of werb
and Indoor use. ThiPiii:-
ly a bargain. Price.,
House of rive rooms si:u 1
.North Washington street
lot, 80x160. Price
House of 5 rooms; lot Kit!
water and good drilled 1 1
lot bac, tux title, nu:
about 240 feet. All kiids
on lot; streets paved. Price a
2 new 4-room cottases ti;t I
on carline opposite ri i
store; property rents Jt I.I
(ftiod 1 0-room modern how j
ed corner Eleventh and H:': i
paving and sidewShV hil
Hotisef S rooms nlceljrb.1
Kast Thirteenth street: .
165; good well 90 (MdP,
connections and water
house; fruit of all kii'M
barn, chickeiPpark. Price I
Good 6-?oom house with it :
conveniences, barn and nr-l
shoo, situated on lot 1j'
nractlrally all the furtir-l
with the house. This tt :
property. Price
We have some cholcjrMiie:
prices ranging iroatTi
per lot, close in.
Brick blocks and fronn 1
pyt of the city. Absolute?
bargiSr.s on the market.
Call In and get our pr;
HOLLENBECK REAL ESTAH
2
Pl,.,.tn ltifl 4411.
Office. 4N7 nmaix'v
A New Set
Cfeirsa
Whv do y'1" 1
SHABBY CHAIRS U J
home, when yon n a ":1
GOOD AS XBW for 1
A can of QlJ"" 1
wonders In you.0"' s
See ttihe ChiaaB"1
every cir
See our west show B- I
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