Eugene daily guard., October 20, 1908, Image 8

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CITY NEWS
. E. Dodge todav shipped a car load
of potatoes, to Southern Oregon
points.
Floyd VaiiKi.QhaB tne thanfcof
The Guard for a Jua of fine (U'le
cider.
The Forester team of the Eugene
Canyt M. W. A. will Ko to Marcola
Thilay evening to put on the work
there. .
F. L. Bayne and family are recent
arrivals here. They have located
775 Oak street. Q
The Allen Fru
Mother car load1
the East. This car was consigned to
St. Louis.
Wual work on t?e long-oQiyed
ceiSf nt sliQn "along the inth
street side of tl Hoffman House was
begun this morning.
ThPw. C. U. will mPom
row,r the election or officers and
othw business at MrsOVheeler's at
218 East Eleventh street. f,
Cg. today :iped
rMlrled pruITes to
T. H. Ellis this morning began the
work of bulUJng ake C'dent curbing
tar the pavWnenPon East Seventh
W'eet from Oak to High. O
Jack Scott, the engineer. today
shipped a car load of hoiWehold
Roods to Sllverton where he will take
the run on the Waodburn branch.
La Duke and Leffler. the well dril
lers, have nk - a. vmi for John
Marsh on Moss AveniYf', 121 feetfl)
reet deep, water rose within -'s ieet
of the JJrfnce. TQ firm is now work
ing on College Hill.
ient commercial travelers visiting In
Eugene, excepting the evenings of
rhe second Monday and the second
and fourth Wednesdays of each
month."
The promotion department of -the
Commercial Club has been Instru
mental In having the Last Ninth
street bridge across tne mill race
painted in preseutabl eshane. Before
it was an eyesore mil ""O r.
painted In -presentable shar. before
dark grQ: with light trimmings.
Trailers i-')lained that there
we-e lights the depot when the
6-42 train came iu last evening. The
big arc light was out and they say
that the incandescents along the de
pot platform were not fffle& n;
making It Impossible to so' much ot
anything, even after the train had arrived.
points to Seattle ana other North
west common points, during the ex
position at Seattle next year.
W. F. Chace, a Portland land
scape gardener, is in the city at the
request of Mr. Ha,rtog, looking over
the depot grounds. The Idea is to
park these In the most attractive 1
mannnr nocaililo ami nlnnf Ipuu, nn.i
' flnuL'ops linrtor tho rilrontlon nf n !
competent expert In that line of work, j
.Mr. Hartog and Mr. Chace are of the
opinion that the con ois planting i
trees and floweQwill beWom $400 !
to $t00 and the latter believes that '
the grounds may be transformed into:
fa very beautiful park.
farmed. Th, (;
nooq S
There Is a splendid exhibit of the
famous Montgomery paintings at
Eatojjs art and book Btore. The pic
tureS'have attracted a great deal of
attention all day.
Word has been received by the Mr. Montgomery, a noted farmer
Commercial Club from Jas. Charl-1 artist or painter, a3 he prefers to
ton 8k airman of the transcontine' be called and who has an exhibition
. ' , In a,i n h a wstrlr in lntnn'a l.rvnlr n.
IWh school assembh
swer to the resolution passed 0 the
club two months ago, to the effect
that a 0e of $50 has been granted
by the njroads from St. Paul, Min
neapolis and Missouri river common
Xi.W TODAY
TO TRADE-pan of
his work it
addressed the
this afternoon. Ti
the place of the it
feature.
he assembly took
ular Wednesday
W -
WANTED
veaninfi mines ana a isi ii 1115 (pm
mule, ro tr:v3 for sheep; or WllC,
trade cattle far sheep. S. P. ftjyne-1 i
gar. Phone, Farmers, 84. N5 .
WANTEI-Posltl in boarding ,
G house or privaft' family
lady. Address, G"
Xv-TICE.
AVI Aver haj possession of
a white canoe, (3) feet long
with the "E. B. C." mono
gram on the bow, or If any
one who knows as to its
whereabont3, will please noti
fy this office, the kidnesB will
be appreciated.' 027
ORIENT
i 1 M
1 fwSs
imm "1 1
DBtfEJXGouuT
1
FERD. T. HriDifiuc
T I r- "UUHAUBS Ugri
ir Sin in, sm,
care 01 uuuru. 4
STRAYED One blfftk niM-e, weight
1000 lbs; white hind feet, branded
on left shoulder, leather halter and
tie strap. Reward ror return or in-1
lormanon. ruune u'ciuiv uuii.
A. E. Swain, cor. 13th (nd Mill
Street. 018
9 0 .
WANTED Chamber workV in pri
vate boarding house, or other
Tl:
Is is th greatest sale of underwear evtf offerc(3) in ngene; all styles and all sizes; maoJD for '
are sample garfientd marked 1-3 less than regular; the bailee is the celphrated Oneita and 'ft yt
Veista 1109; none better. e show also aimplete lin, of flftuising and fm. Carter's needle
stitch underwear for men and children.
w.oo utixw Suit! titi Pteci.Stc
Vine cream S4it ribbed Union fuitH moflr
all Bool; sizo sltctfl, flit.
Tfc
' 41.50 Iri Sizt Vmt tuitt It tl.OD
Jliol uit for le oMh ;iatl 7, t And
9; goof ttiff Vol, tvtkM; Mo-II.GD
O 91.71 SILI AID QQCk UltON tLHTl, 11.39
13.50 PHI CiSMIElE SUITS, 12.60
t 9o $rmi cycciftls in fi ctiUtri ni
rCk Ml fM; 11 regular titi; nib finUkttf,
p 4t3k tof M ntek; 12.60
! VOVItt'S SlU ARC USLI SUITS tS.00.
' O 4h cllkra.U4 II. Cultr ndln aLiknti
Mrfcc rikkii fiat vilfe Ml licla Uaion twits; ajl
4M tt thia low prica, auit $5.00
WOVEN'; SUITS, !bc AND 76c
Vhita cream,' ft ad gray, plain or fleece
fcaai ; all rtf ulr aira laa ; the very boat
vaiac tt taaa fifas. 0 9
OASTS' VESTS
UaAPPR
VMltfe FLEECED GRtTS, 2
omen purf White (fleece-lined panta)
and vests ;eJrft values at, each 29 C
$1.0$ WOOL UST3 AtD PtftTS, E8rl 75g
Yomen'fPwool vests anjl pants; sizes 32 to
om, regular fi.uj uimuiy, eauii qq
y o o
CHILDlif S WHITE OR GRAY VESTS AMD
PATS, 2c, 3Qp and 35c
ffellt ire the (fcest values we have 'ever
ahwa a tha prices; pe white fleece-lined
tits and pantlat ?Ftr.. 3Dn and 3Rfi; eray ffar
rants, all zes
at 25c, 30c and J5C; graya
, 25c eah; ST values.
75c WOOL GARMENTS, EACH 40c
Only four doaen of these; sis 24 to 34;
pants, drawers and vests; special, each. . 40D
BOYS' AD GIRLS' UNION SJITS
All styles and qualities ; extfi values Qt
25c,c35, 40C, QC "1 to $1.50 amt; these
come in gray, white and cream.
seven sollaltinf committees
womotion fund of the Com-
n nn..na.n.l tn moat
ho promotion department thlsM'.
evening at 7:30 o'clock to report'
progress.
A mnffla.ee license was issued this
mornlniHo Robert I.. Gawley of Dlss
ton, nrulQvlIss Jeanette Morse, of Cot
tage Grove. A license was Issued yes
terday afternoon to Henry E. Owen
and Maymie E. James, both of Eu
gene. o
Walter Eaton, a mining engineer,
will RpendMhe winter at Bohemia,
wurklng for F. J. Hard. As soon as
he irts his degree at the University,
he expects to take a post graduate
course at the Colorado School of
Mines. Q
John Spencer and John Ryan were
given t-n and five days In jail re
snectlvely, by Acting Police Judge
nr-Bon th; morning on a drunk and
disorderly cline. Spencer was up
In court only a few days ago on a
similar charge.
LOST5-T00I box with set of Arm
strong (lies, pump ruu uiiu laps
and hat. and lumner. Liberal re-
O ward for the return to Guard
C0lce. 0 O2 0
rftAitf for iba btaita ; ajl Wool, lt and wool, (ill silk and fine lisle ;
baa? y eMan or flaaet-flnal wrapper, ; Jeubn Shirts, and we show the
Mf iafaiti' tbirt, Aoublt back and.fronti prices range from 25c to $2
ttA; itfatti' baada,'ach glo and ffOc. o
2
The reglstrntfon of voters for the
XovenilVr election closes th'm even
ing at 5 o'clock. During the past
several daysOlie rlglstry clerk at the
cnnntv plprlf'a nffli-. hsia hnon vnrv
Dl)usy nlsterlng voters who always
put everythiib off till the last mo-
The promotion department of the
Commercial Club has nad a number
of cards with the following nrlnted
aiiereon mid they will be posted In
the hotels and business houses of the
city: "Commercial Travelers take no
tice. The Eugene Coimnercial Club
tenders t'e hospitality of Its .reading
and lounging rooms to all non-resj-
LARGO f AND
IT STOI ... .
S. R FRIENDLY
3
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Glen rowers, tn"i III tip Klver nier
chant, has gone to I'tiWlnnd on busl-
nes'i.
S. Whiting of Harney rounty, I
viWIng (rleuAilii Eugiine for a few
Aiys.
.1. V. Heed and S. M. Carter l.-ft
" m,t 'I ' Jm 'mm Wjil,ie
ti C. K. Gulllford and daughter
t ra.04vt t rnt ,no"'' tmv ,,,,c 8,,0$Tls"
fe it 11.. .Y.. 1 .a. .
TTTf f f lf HfitT l rutgu'll 011 thu imernoon
Kred Curr of AkHn. M hBna. 'v- O
W f! r c,. .i,..ri... i -' Kiuiyard was n attimassnn
i Wa.i... , n..u- m7. K"r r"'- 'JU' "!AU I(lv" inlnes-iestiir-
(twn today. . . , q
llnjtter Young Is In the city from
Kali Creek.
K. t) llylanil d&i train I.11
for a 1101' or so.'
,'fe"' John) ttSCr.$ll
Wh iTii r- m s t o rd 11 v.
J. S. Miller to oil tii) ymday nioriilng for the lllue Klver
bibkc ums rnniB O nun
a ........... 7 a iT:.-.. 1..... .!
night from Tortlnnil. U
W. K. MnaJur mid Olfo of Wei
ltng, arj In the city.
hVliic Wngner cnino In from the
tiorth this nfliirnnon. er
v- Mm. JnH. I.. Kiimlsli
her folks on the Sluslnw.
Himh l.eiuivo Wl ll(HgO PUKSHU
KiT t'i Mut ton this nWnliiK.
1'rof. I,, c. Head Is borne from his
"" "'O'PI'er McKeimlu.
-il. A. SoniTimrvlllo Is 111 the city
friiMi MurrlKliuiK for a fow dny.
W'm V. Van Hut ton, of H.ilem, la
TlM'tltig In Kimoiui for a few days
K. V. Arnold ami wife o( Flint,
aili(Tirj iif fiio rltv on business
e-
YOUR MONEY'S vR)RTH
OR YOUR MONEY BACK
' W :
li. Frlck. Chns. Frick and Oliver P.
Uiirr, of Piiynllup, Wash., are In the
wy for a g)v days.
8. Smeeir was a (itaiio nassonirpr
trCn tutt"" "eiiiuicKs reiry nils niorning to
1 W , Vlll hla turn, n,,,.. -
1 visiting Atton
c. M. Ih'iismiiie returned to Cot
tnflt. Grove this afternoon to look at
tuMils fruit evaporator there.
11. WortitfNykn and wife of Port
land and J.3. Wortendvko and wlR
,.f 2 1 x- 1 . V
iuy .Miner. 01 wunnrslile. Wnali
rounty, IkM, here vUtlni his father. .Iniitt
Miller, nnuncle, Geo. M. Miller.
Mrs. A. E. Wheeler went to ityrt
laud today to uttrM the state Wo
clatlnn of the Comrrt'tati in.il rhm-.-ii
n',,, Mrs. DavliL (tilgs came down
Mrs. -Felix Sparks of HI110 Ulver. fruin rnitnitiCditiU
lilu the city taking medical (tf a pawits. Honand Mrs.' I. II. lllng.
A. IV Hafleuger of Foley Springs. I mU Everett Young. f Albanv
wjln the city ovti night on his way 1 1, visiting at the h of her san-lii-
i-nnitnim, law. itev. .inhti w ;ut-..l,..P
r C1.I . - .....' ' Mvia
CUTICURA CURED
MOTHER AND BABY
o
Southern Woman Suffered Wa
Itching, Buing Rash Drove
Her Nearly Crazy Her Baby Had
Sore on Neck, and Two Other
abies Had Skin Troubles Calls
CUTICURA A STAND-BY
10QTHA$ NEVER FAILS HER
"I'jrt oai enough for the Cut!
oura KFmdie.T can't And words high
llsht work. Phone Main 91 or ad
dress, "Housekeeper," 245 W. 7th.
Eugenr 02 6
LOST A small blackleather hand
Obag, containing small purse ano
silver; a ladles' gold watchand
chain, and ofter articles. Leave at
Sterner's grocery; reward. ol7
FOR S.?LE-40 acres, 12 miles west;
35 In cultivation; new - 8-room
littse, barn, wagon, cows and all
tools and household goods. $2600.
Address "B.,"' this office. o2 4
LdSl A lad es' uMbrelH lost at
! iFsenger ciupot Saturday m i. ni..
l-'unler please leave at Guaro. rl
flce. O20
LOST Between Henderson station
nd Judklns' Point, leather suit
case. Finder please leave at The
Guard office. o22
! .vm.sy.'
Eugene Poultry ,
7 "fcUli
Big Saturday Sale of
Live aid Dessed Poultry
Cmit Saturday Sales are crnwincr ir.
c-- & i wMuianiv anamfwb.
meet the demand we will have on hana a laree sumW'J
and dressed poultry. DON'T FORGET OUR NM
i ast nintn atreeo phon. M,m J
iWtwiam mtm
ELI BANCS
J. H. 'WEST
BANGS UVERY CO:
Livery, Fed, Stage oftd Sales StaHes
Cabs Always Rc-dy
FirsPClass Turnouts of All Descriptions
..STAGES..
Adam RitcheV tanner of light skins, )
for lace, lather, gloves, furs and
rugs. At yiusper, Oregon. I
nl9 dw!"
McKENZIF. STAGE leaves Eugene
at 5:30 a. m. Stapes do not call at
private residences but will call for
baggage i! notified the day before.
EUGENE-FLORENCE STA2
A dailystapeifavrfEuftnciUj.
lor Mapletan, clc Cbrnectiac
steamer tor rlortcce lad
Livery Phone Main 2 1
WANTED
college, board.
By student of business!
place to work for his;
l')ion Farmers 2x9. I
022 i J
FOR SALE 25 squares good corrn
gated iron roorvng. Call at Eu
gene Gun Co.'s Btore. tf
LOST Saturday afternoon, a
carmen bracelet, with
"S. Please leave at
office.
Any parties having deer hides to sell
or tan must get their tags by No
vember 1. Adam Ritchejo
nl9d&w.
FC RENT Lodging rooms,
ilulre at 617 Alftr street.
i a) ijllci!
ladles' Ciagiumvoia
Initials i t IjHtfBQStJi
fl,ard!? Miffl
" m
tf
lasHaiimi
MOST GR.OC2RS SEU
Olympic Floe
every sack guaranteed
Made of selected Eastern Orcjun bird nt 1 :
Juces more loaves of breid than any other Owai
loaves are llehter and whiter. BeciusPol th isd
quantity of bread Kfyfuer!) to I is
other flours. ASK YOURcGROCEX FOR IT.
THE PORTLAND FLCUWNC MILL
ixnTiiiaaftrJ vni if JTml'i
r )
enough to exprma mr thuiks to Cud
Mv babv had
Sklpw irth retjiined Ixjty
busim'tv
Ar
this iifteriioiMi from
to JunetlonO O
11. E. Owtma and bride were paa-
sengei's tor rortliuut on tile noon
train today.
J. A. King and two chlljri. or
Madison, Wis., were arrlvaliMu Eu-
liobyu NUflni and silM, Miss
Frances, rol tinted la
a i xi i y.
IpO it
si . N
nigirr fiou
it
Q visit to rortiaud-v
v? -' j
iiihoQ uim hi ijt
. ..
1 ;, " '. "T
Busy Bai:
Book-Keepers
at workwcorrt-
no Ltaft sO 1
MuchSrt tholr tii
iro roiistnntly
Ing tho t4ftHurti
Rev. W. r. I'lnker'-n n-n
vJ'ortland today to attend the ruria)il :
(JJie.-tlng of the Coniegatloiia,C(... I
elation. (J
Wllllnm Gilliam and Roy llunter.l
nKu rii i ii i o ii and s. i'. linemen,
returned this afternoon from points
north vhere they hjue been looking
after wire iouble. Qj
i.eorge lrnell Is hero froslllck- i
elton, Wnsn. .closing up theilo of
.wT"! ' Ml,7y Valley
Alf(V),,ker rr'ihls rV. mention W.
Wen bus been pnfiiusly made bv
for henring of the wnsdeiwl remedies.
yrunniliff sore on his
neck arjsWiothiWthat 1 did for it took
was noartr full of tetter or iomp nimilnrTx B)
I r Kin timtam.
crtt(.fiif, 1
j cura Scsjprtu.t a box of Culirura Oint-
meiu ciwu iu. iwo yars after it
broke out on tnr hands and wrist. I
cured it for a whila. but tt came agnin
in the rMier. 8owtim I would
run or letter or lome simitniXj
p. It would itch and, atfci
it ftAroed & that I couTU
nd It: Two oakes of Cuti-
fcOn Saturday and tht day only
Ell
L. Hunk.
imo Is StWUtlJ
on tne aceoiiius or mou voom
iffnlrs are no lariwr than yours.
But their cr.ili)inl stai!d'.t.
Mie iiigner Invito they have n
bank aciimiit. tn
Why not give yoiirselN'ilie
sime ndvactage by openliig nil
account with us7
The Eugene Loan and Savings Ba(
CAI'ITAIi AMI St ltl'l,lWl'J.VIMI(.
KHTAltl.lSIIKII ltf
I.AD1KS OK
KltilAK.
llav ronton the Ir. Holl,cJ
t.imons ShoitiaJ r Krace nd Coiiffl- i
nation Clothes SiTter? Tlio ;
twentieth century suWituto for the
corset, i; hoimjit can bo worn with'
it as iyf r, a graceful figure.!
1 nnilil'S deep hreathlllir a n.-.,c-
sary to good healtft, and the true se
cret of a Ionic life. Prevents the
tniherlng of the lungs In bovs nnd
girlj, osp.vlnlly school children.
Worn bv both aovvd all lies.
Agent will call. 3mrK. U Trig.
- f ') -
1'fii'J'V.'a ,M"': l''-rens..
,(9 '" ,'i'ni is rs-(
p''"llri y "", ,,,,ri,1 hv Hie state-
5,,Mlen,, iuioi children census
gr.uTr? padded 10 years ago.
go nearly fTasir for it itcherLjo batllv.
1 ued ten dollars' worth oJso-called
blood mrdisSk-j which did no good at
all. then 1 M back to mv old stand-br
that had never failed me. One set
Cnlicura Soap. Cutirura Ointment, and
Ciiticura KolTnl did the work. One.
pet also oureijfViy nude's babv whose
head wascalTe of "'itif, nnd lVnow of
another -fttpian's bal)vho was in tho
same fix and nothing i-i.ie did anv good.
1 s4ak a word of praise for Ciiticura
wln'iiover 1 se a ca.e thai neiiis it.
Mrs. I.illie Wilcher, 770 Kleventh St.,
Citamxiga, Tiinn., Fb. IU, 1U07."
Special Oilcldtl
Saturday, oOci,
we w
11 first quaiy, full widfln, vhite0m!i
1 11 M. I
and all cdforSdof
Equality tents ail
VMUF.ua HAKllYi a
CUTICLE OINTMENf
lWorld'a Orwteat 3kln Curtfd
Parest and 3wettMt of
BmolllciiU.
(jticura Ointmnt ia on cf th most
ptKvttyl curativm for tortirin(C. di
fifrunfT huroor of th kin and ralp.
Inoludinc '(' nV TBr wmjKiunded,
in prof Wwhi-a singlo anoint. na
with It, pntvaxied by a hot bath with
Cuticura Sp. and followed bf mild
dww of Cutioura Pill, la oftin suffi
cient to afford tmTv1iat9 relief in th
moat dixtrwiin( fiyh of itching, hum
injt. and m-atr htim.irti, etvma. trrita
tioiw, and in flam mac ions, jrmit nwt
and iUvn, and point to a siKwdr CAira
when all elcfail.
fk lrimufhvit tht wrrlA Palter Pnu a&J
CVm (Vrp . S. Prvr, ifcwt.m Mm
' ri n. Jl.-w v Curt BUM
10 c? o 0
' " m I
AURPIiEY'& RACKET
35 EAST NINTH STJfcT
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