Eugene daily guard., October 16, 1908, Image 5

ElfiEXE DAILY GUARD FRIDAY, OCTORKR. 16. 1908.
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WOMEN'S
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SUIT AND COAT
SPECIAL
. $25.00 HAND MADE SUITS SPECIAL AT $21.00
$35.00 HAND MADE SUITS SPECIAL AT $29.75
$50.00 HAND MADE SUITS SPECIAL AT $44.00
Special Sale on Women's Suits and Coats Saturday and
Monday only. This is on our very best Suits and Coats,
all hand-made and very latest creations. Each and every
Coat and Suit is in an absolutely dust-proof cabinet that
flieans that your suit is not full of dust or else it is brushed
to death. Come and investigate our great Coat and Suit
Department Hundreds to pick from.
$25.00 HAND MADE SUITS SPECIAL AT $21. 0Q
$35.00' HAND MADE SUITS SPECIAL AT $29.00
$50.00 HAND MADE SUITS SPECIAL AT $44.00
"NEAR-BEER" !
ORDINANCE WAS j
NOTjN EFFECT!
ll'jKJK 1IAUKIS, OK I'llilTIT
ltl ItT, IMS; 11 UU.l.S
TASK HKt'Al'SK
VH'TKI) UKh'OKK
HAD UIXOMK V.VVKl TIVK.
JAPANESE READY TO
WELCOME SPERRY'S SHIPS
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KI TH l i
was rox-i
Yokohama. CVt. It5. Sixteen Jap
anese battleships, stern and forbid
liiiK. are at anchor 'ijf this harbor,
surrounded by a flen of steamers,
OKIUX XlF ' 'ailts aiu olnor raft awnitius the country.
. the occasion have been made. From
! Tokio tho visit arc will return to
Yokohama, where they will enjoy
few more days of Japanese hospi
tality before tliey sal) tor tjlr hone
Judge Harris, of the circuit court,!
today handed down a decision in the I
ase of . Kuthe, the eisur dealer!
wno was ai-rested for vloUtitm 'he'
"near beer" ordinance and who'
pit aded guilty a:ui was fine J t'J.V !
the case beins taken to the circuit ,
court on a writ of habeas corpus,
.ludse Harris dismissed the case on ;
the ground that the emergency sec-1
Hon of tae ordinance is not sulfi
clent to make the ordinQe effective
immediately after the approvjfryf the
mayor and the ordinance waWiot In
eifect at the time Kuthe was arrested.
The court's decision is as tollows:
"It is considered, ordered and
a liudiied that the ordinance upon
which p!jttlff was convicted was
not in et.Vt at the time orVie said
conviction, because the errr-rneucy
section of said ordinance was not
sufficient uuJ 30 days had not ex
pired from the date of the approval
of the ordinance by the niQ uiut
that the said plaintiff be dQ harmed
from further custody and restraint."
Kvery house In this citv will ex
hibit durliu the tUU of the Ameri
cans, by day as well as by night,
lanterns bearlnn the American fluK.
The J a pa use are famous f :tr their
skill In artNtte decorating and on
t his occasion they have surpassed
themselves in their efforts to do hon
or to the miests of the nattou. The
pn;ramf rvception and enter
tainmenO.'rovides both for the offi
cers and the men of the American
fleet. The of t leers will be enter-
stunting of the American fleet of
battleships under the command of'
Admlrai Sperry. minim to Japan ,
in response to an Invitation ox tended
by the Japanese Koverument. The
visit of the American fleet promise
to be a preai event of historical sig
nificance and Japanese, In pre-1
pari uk tor t he .Hit ore. have duly j
recognized the importance of the
event. Kor weeks there has been;
rai excitement in off'cial and so-!
ctal circles over the prospect of the,
visit and the tnoM elaborate prepara-1 talncd on the day of their arrival nt
tUms have been made for the recep- tt dinner iven tu their honor bv the
lion and entertainment of the na I j apanese rnminnt,!.-! -in-chief of tho
lion's quests. The Japanese uro j dlnirlet and nt a reception by tlov
ureat sticklers for ethiuetle and bi-iernor Sul'ukuhel rf the city of Kan
pllublo to a fault. It was to befjj ! atawa. On the following day they
pecte.l that they would not let turn' will iH miesrs at a dinner arwmed
opportunity pass without making es-1 ,y the Mnynr of Yokohama n.at a
pedal efforts to do honor to the reception slve-n by the municipality
Americans, whom they have alwavs i f this citv. These are only the prln
considered their friends. not with-! rln features of the first two days.
standing the local anti-Japanese rkI-iIii addition there will be exchanges
latum In San Francisco and else-im formal vislia by the admirals and
where In the West. t r,ar admirals of the fieeta. rerep-
ThoroughnessUs one of the ost tlons bv various offlcala and a great
.mw st e ot iht'TJun- mi, i ii v- niiviih
Women's New Dress Veils
da every shade and color, in all the new weaves.
ine latest out. i-nces
From $1.95 to $5.00
Women's Long Kid Gloves
Emd 16 inch lengths, in the popular shades and ccl-
Genuine imported French kid; best grade, f rices
From $2.95 to $4.95
Men's New Dress Suits -
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In every shade and pattern in all the new
snappy styles and makes. Every suit
strictly hand tailored. All She very best.
Prices
From $f5 to $35 each
ui r sinvunAx
lit AC IS ox W is
OWN" TKK.MS NOW
RECT dress
AND WOMEN
an estimable young lady, a resident
! of Salem for some time..
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MAISRIKD
,
!.- Three one-pound cans of
Schilling s beat baking pow-
on WednesiO.r, Oct. 14, der, or Cleveland's, for $1
Holie church, George H.I cash. At the Eugene Gro-
brlyof Eugene and lftssi very, 104 West Eighth street. .
Father Moore, of flcla-lttTTTTTTTTT
!room is a plumber In the ! , 0
hpo wntts for alarm ciocks rrom
a dollar up. tf
THE CRESCENT
538 and 540
Willamette Street
O
striking rhuriu'iMlstlrs of tho .luti-
anosf and nowr lnis'o ''V givt'n a ,
bi'tii-r lllustiatlc.n nf tl.O fact thmi;
tni'ie works jusl pattst'd. wlitn tlu'.vj
niWo and I'ompU'ttMl the arrangt'-l
Ants for the rwt'ption and onti'r-
VrmmtMit ot tho Anurlian fh't't.
Kvi'ry minute detail has been prop-
crly arraimed and It may be expwl-
Triere are Q, ur three aure tracts ed that the inogratn preparod fur the
left in Blair tnreec addition, closo Jii. oiQsliin will be curried out with the
with streets nicely graded, which W. same attiwjlon to details which has
can buy at a moderate price on characleiWd Hie work nf Ihe .lap
on monthly Installments iT you wish, anse army during the late war In
Also trad Q'roui '.-a to 10 ncres In Manchuria.
Garden Home addition. These are The sighting of the American fleet
very desirable and you may muka. will be Ihe signal for tile beginning
your own terms. M of the ceremonies of Ihe reception.
These are splendid chances to According to the program Ihe .laps
make money by saving It, as well n vse battleships will weigh archor
fleet, as si' as Ihe Inner Is In slghl.
Kuril one of Ihe battleships h;)liceu
They will
not la.-t long. O
O See the Oregon Land Company.
(J'mve & Buoy or Zimmerman &
uugh about these tracts.
into Ludwlg of Albany,
i::g man, and the bride Is
-9
llOHX.
In EuiPne. Oct. 16, 190$, to P. G.
Bradway and wife, a son.
i In Eugene, Oct. 15, 1908, tq W. C.
Trotter and wife, of Mohawk, a
daughter.
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SniSCItlltE FUK THE Gl'ARD.
NEWS NOTES FROM
1HSV .SI'RlX(iFIEU.
! Born To Mr. and Mrs. Al Larson,
! Sunday, October 4,-1908, a boy.
I Henry Stewart Informs the News
that he Is about to become a resident
i of Eugene, and that unless the wenth
I er takes a sudden change for the bet-
ter he is liable to pick up his bed and
; walk at most any time. He says he
I does not enjoy the morning and even
ing strolls between Springfield and
I the carllne going to and fijm his
work.
The resignation of Nate Hill, one
very little sliown in mo nauumw.'
News.
n.ii;.is lv shoes
"???????????T?TTTTMIIIIIIi:iIIi;iIIIIIiiiiiiiii O the city councllmen. leaves a vac
i " .1 anmnv itr fnthoia huf an there
yet rerO-lns but one regular meeting
5J,of that honorable body before the
December election, there will be no
one appointed to fill the place. At
XX "n regular election there will be two
councllmen. treasurer and recorder
1 to be elected. At the present time
XX ' there seeius to be no Interest what-
lever In the municipal election and but
::
R'AE & SON
, 75 West Eighth StreetQ o
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ANT SECOND-HAND
XiQQDS
WHAT HA'VE
YQU TO SELL?
jjONE RED 6561.
O EUGENE, OREGON
Sec
f mermanc& Ruh
street tvUIMU i estate uixiuc v
re
fid
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:;ev Tf)i).Y
BOARD AND ROOM Qin take two
i more men to boardTiud room at
521 Lincoln.
01$
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Sec&d
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sfista and properties 0ffered,rOale are SECOND
-It m En?ene rr
could
En?ene.CZZ)
Pve you prices here on farms.
C nr LvCre cts. houl)01ots, businesOproperty,
"aicn Woulrl tint o nn;rnnnw
WANTED-
keeper.
Posl'lon bv a good house
Address Box 10"., Spring
field, Ore.
WOllM nnt 1 . f n . . -1 n U
Tht. r nacK(jnd drive tthe property you qa
-v au sav "Wo t,.. .V. 1 V.oir.. in tVlB
VXTED Student In high school
wants place to work for his 1 hoard
q Address It. H. '., care guard. OlS
I OST A small black leather hand
bag. containing small purse and
silver; a ladies' gold watch and
chain, and other artid.-s. Leave at
t..rner's grocery; reward. ol i
Y W'TKD Position by man who
has had experience in the retail
,,ber and hardware busing.
fBVl.1 take rharse of umber ard.
fO refere:-. Addre?s. M.C.
(.are mu.hu.
0
8t onr
eat,"
mUo is "A satisfied Ut isTjiir best ad
af-
, v Eugene to locate and n? come tV see us
One black mare, weight
hind feet. DranocM
h.ilter and
w hire
STRAYED
1 1 ! fT
ifr Wuhlcr. leather
He str-iii Il.-ward ror return or in-Street.
OSTOFRCE.
& RUGli
F.
John M. P.
HoJlv. a:
Kor proTiitit
3312. Ri'-il"
Gasoline Woei
wiy svuivti.
ij"d to e'rat'e
',r.n H'.ack
;:l H.gb nr-ft. tf
a.
( OM.ECTIOXS.
SMITHS. EXI'EItT lMlt
I.K' AfCOl'NTAXTS AXI
STEXH;lt.VI'IIERS, make
collections, iiH'll nlul close
hooks, kep small tkts of,
books mid do nil kinds ot
Monographic work. We will
he pleased to have tl t.ilk
Willi you. Mr. IIiisIiii'kh Mali.
Office, -IK7 Willnilielte St.
Phone Red Qll.
:
assigned to escort to thearbor one
of the visiting AmiM'Icau warships.
Together they will steam Into the
harboQ after having exchanged sal
utes with the visitors. An enor
mous fleet of steamers and other
craft, loaded w ith Jiipunk' officials
nnil morn a 1 1 tt I .inera U'lVIlieet tile'
ntertnlnments. which
will prncllcn') fill every spare mo
ment to the luiio of departure of the
visitors for 1'oklu. where the princi
pal ofriclal part nf the program will
be carried out. The officers will be
guests of the Emperor at one of his
pUicer In Toklo and there will ho
tiWiinierable dinners, receptions, gar
den tA-ttcs and excursions. On
TuesdiTy Ihe orflcers will lie received
In audience by Ihe Kinperor. Th.
only strictly American function of
(ho week will be Ihe garden party
at the American embassy. The sail
,crs will also be well taken care of
and over ):ig will bo free for them
while tlio are ashore. All thea
tres and other places of amusement
will be open to them freo of charge
and ample provision has been made ,
for entertaining tin? Jackles. Even
souvenirs have been provided 'for
the men, so thai they will have no
to spend i any purl uC
o jyi'tunlty i
their money.
We have a large mi? of shoees, In
many styles, for nn women and
children, whlclowe are desirous of re
ducing at once. In order to do so
we offer them at prices far below
regular retail values.
It will pay you to call and see
them.
We carry a complete line of gener
al merchnndQ' and guarantee right setting sun
prices and ihrr treatment.
Campers' supplies a specialty.
Your patronage will be appreciat
ed. WILLIAMS & WILLIAMS.
o23 D'Q'er. Oregon.
.NOTICE T K.RMER.
MINNESOTA FAMILY
GOMES TO EOCENE
lied Wing. Minn., Republican. Oct.
9: A pleasant surprise was given
last Tuesday evening to MiQind Mrs.
T. II. Drum at their homo In Wa
couta which they are soon to leave
for their new home In Eugene, Ore
gon. About forty friends and neigh
bors walked In, bearing much good
will and substantial uatcrlals i.Oa
flnQiuiiJing feast, 'there was mus
ic and panics causing much merri
ment, and there were some warm
tears on the cheeks of the Impromptu
hostess, when she was prOMinted with
a dozen tea spoons an:! a berry
spoon oQlld sliver. .Masters Harold
and Paul Drum, who are attending
school in Red Wing, will have an
excellent opportunity to complete
their education In the I'nlverslty of
Oreg. O Mr. Drum vlslt g) Eugene
some lime ago and pun uased a
house ready furnished. The be.st
wishes of Minnesota friends will fol
low this family of Mlnne.-iota pio
neers who after long residence here
art turning Iheir facs toward the
FOR SALL,. gtXVtJGfi OR LEASE
Having concluded to retire from
th$lumber business I offer for sule,
lease or will exchange for Eugene or
Portland Income property, my saw
mill, sawmill site, booms, lumber
Hay ai.d grain wanted in exchange heds, office, pinner, dry kllnsffVl
nlanng nr nronn Keo lia nr fple-l l . I.. ...4 ...Itl. l.,,ul.a
all IIJOIS I.OIIIiet.l..-,! Itl uiiniin
Mill located at river bridge In the j
centre of Eugene city, east and west,
and only three blocks from the S. P.
R. R. O !
This Is a fine opportunity for some
one to go Into the lumber business,
as there Is always a big local demand
for all slabwood. sawdust, si divings,
cull lumber, as well as Hit better
grades of lumber. cI.ogs are cl.eap,
labor cheap, lumber high.
A good mill man can make tins
American fleet's visit Is so extensive city.
I lilt, lie I in'wi i n
and elaborate that there will not be, fully Justlfv such a system, so far as
Inute's rest for the American offl-1 postal recwia lire concerned. I ho
and men from the moment of annual business has exceeded the
inbilnium rigure of $ 1 0,000 required
fiJf a free delivery office, and Is now
conditions there
1
CITS
their arrival In Yokohama to their
dooarm'Oi week or hence. It
hns hern arranged tlurr Yokohama
and Toklo shall divide tVe honor
of entertalitflk; the visitors. 'Phu
addition to curing t w'tiiwc, builds up anil sire'';.'
appetite mid rrjjulati Q entire system.
Best quality tents an aises.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
n
and mere sightseers, w -iTr meet the, A I'nlted Slates postal Inspector
battleships and give them an en- Was tu Roseburg yesterday looking
thnslnsttc (Adenine. (" 1 the matter of the establishment
1 lie program tor uie wees ov1"' oi a nee man ueuvery system in iiiui
considered above that sum. It Is an
nounced that as soon as thu number
ing of the houses and the placing of
Americans will Biiend two days In I sign hoards on the street corners are
Yokohama before the scene of hos-l completed the Inspector will rocom
pllnllty Is changed to Toklo, whcriuend that the delivery service be -the
most extiQlvo preparations for lubllshed. i
CONTAINS
' Medicines containing Mercury are often givfi to persons Buffering with
Contagious Blood l'ois and so powerful is the action of thisdrug that it
frei'iiently removes the symptoms in a short while, and shutOihe disease
up in the system to do greater damage to the delicate internal members.
When, however, the treatment is left oil, the disease always returns, and the
patient finds that tt health has been injured by this powerful mineralQnd
he is ofteu K.'t with weak .slotiincll, disturbed digestion, mercurial rheuma
tism, etc. The action of S. S. S. is entirely diHerent. It contains no
Mercury, wr any nther Jiarmful drug, ))Ut is made entirely of heuling.
cleaiisii. rouU uiit! l.cos. It cures Contagious Ulood Poison by removing
ilie virus from blood. It searches out every particle of the poison
anil does nut leiiv tlm IimsI trace for future outlireaki. S. S. 8., in
W(liK-lc, builds up anil sire o'tbens w.cry part ol the
bodv. Its line tonic el! (Tfci lone up t)i Rtomaik ntiC digestion, improve ine,
lX..i: , ii. ...v .... Mioir tuutlr contalninir
A.tiinu bii-iui n
;e disease and onjr-
vaiuablekiformatiou uhout the diflerent stages of t..
uieUicai u3M? desired scut free to all who write. O
1 1111 sniri tl ii.' it tU., V .iiit u
for pianos or organs. See us or tele
phone at onre. Sleveng & Hulln Pi
ano House, Commercial Club B)k.
Tel. Main 41.
O... . . . .. rtT.
snrinerB or Asniai oouinern Ore
gon and Northern California are
looking forward to a grand celebra
tion o n.N'ovember 14 in honor of the;
Institution there of Hlllah Temple of,
the Ancient Arabic Order of the No-;
hies of the Mvstle Shrine, for which
dispensation was granted at the lart ;
meeting oi ine impeuai iuuncu ai ni-nnertv nav for Itself in two years
St. Paul. jBmj f ne will operate day and night
. ' ilnonevear. (ireatest oiporiunlty In
Slnrr Senas aia.-nlne Company, Mt t flf f)rPKn (rir a ,i n;aa,
15 Willamette street, phone Red ,.st ,.ap,i n, n the slate. Capac
14S1. 1 Itv 20.000 fet In ten hours.
vTT'Z' i When you have this mill you are
in ..on- ?- "',', at the niarket. i-ianer ana ury huh
V!ioiis little liver nills. d by air u,.. ...i..h ,n ,:h.. i,,i. ,.f
druggists. i im,er and lots of money, (live this
iyour early attention If interested In
! ImmiIiit nrunositlon. I am sure you
. TIT cmnnt beat It lnhe state. The
.MM n r. f ri..ii, i i i.r..if..t i
Our Irons Are Here
THE EXCEL IRON
) Excels all others in Price and Quality
' Yours for $3.50
Pacific Electric Engineering Co.
5J6 Willamette Street
For Wiring, SuppIies.JFixtures and all kinds cf
Electrical Machinery.
all alarm clocks at Watts', tf
innlrker von act le surer you are of
Fxinii- of Riijille P-iii-i lie, Ix-cented. . niX)tliig vour fortune, for this Is a
Notice is hereby civen that Frank , ri,xt,ri. In a lifetime.
M. 3. HARK Kit,
.1. Zimm'T. admlnl. tra'or o fthe es
tate of Rosalie liau-'.ie, deceased,
has filed his final account for 'he
stttli Illl-IIT of tin- evate. and Moll-
day, the Hith day cf November. t'J'iH.
at 10 o'ioi k In the forenoon of said
day. has been set iy the Hon. (I. II.
t'hrl-rnan. Couiim- .ludl:'' of l.alie
333 I'earl street,
Kugeue, Or.
unity, for lo
rjni:
hjeetlotis to the
anjc.
i.i-el thi!
1 S.
t :.e I .V !i il iv of Ociober,
KI!ANK
pi. r. n .
t.ton:ey
.1. ZIMMKII.
Adinln-.-ti j
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought ;
Bars the
ELI BANCS
J. H. WEST
EARL McNUTT
BANGS LIVERY CO.
Livery, Feed, Stage and Sales Stables
Cabs Always Rtidy
First Class Turnouts of All Descriptions
..STAGES..
McKFNZIE STAGEleivr, Eui(fne EUGENE FLORENCE STAGE
jt ilJf a. m. Stagridonnt call At A dallyitafreleAvecEuKencatb 4. m,
privalr miiifncra but will call for for Mapkton, cIum connection ty
c-ggagEii nctilird tlx day before. ttramer for Florence and Acme
Livery Phone Main 2 1
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