Eugene daily guard., October 27, 1908, Image 8

THE EUGENIC 9ABjX GCARJ. rUESDAY, OCTOBER 97, 190
I
Doll Vest
Free
Saturday
On Kiiturriay will Rive
nuig free .'t(IO Doll Vcnto, one
to cucli jrlrl bringing her doll
to the store. Wo wuiit every
fflrl In Eugene to huvo one of
theMO vests for her doll. . Tli0
come In pink and white, and ore
made of fine Merrerlxed Lisle
flirciid, niAdc just like the lit
tie NleeveleHN vests you wear
yourself. They are now on ex
liiltltinn in the allow window.
If you are down street with
your mother tomorrow atop and
new them, lAit be aure and come
Hnliirdny nnd (jet one of theae
vents for your doll.'
Special Values in Chil
dren's Underwear, all
styles; wool, cotton and
Fleece-lined.
15c to $1.50 A GARMENT
Wonderful Values From Now
Until the End of the Month
Half HundrcdWomcns Tailored Suits
Almost Half Price
S60.00 Values at $38.00
$35.00 Values at $19.2
Greatest bargains of high grade
tailored suits of thjp season
announced for tomorrow
Every one this season's new-
- est style and all made of the
most fashionable materials.
Beautiful high-grade suits in
blues, browns, greens and
black; sold regular at
$19.75
Stunning suits that sold at $50
to $60,
sale price
..$38.00
The New King Tailored
Waists $3,50 to $5
The best values in high-grade
linen tailored waists, new
styles, tucks and . pleats,
plain and with yoke effect;
the very best values we have
ever shown at the prices,
. . . . . $3.50 to $5
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CITV XEWS 1
1
A cement sidewalk Is being laid lnj
front of the new I. O. O. F. sky-,
scraper.
A marriage license was Issued last !
evening to Edwin J. Robinson and !
Miss Tilllo May Sprague. !
Major-L. D. Forrest sks tomor-j
roiv night atrtbe Court House on!
"Home Rule 1ST Oregon." I
K6
Baking Powder
Compiles with all
Pure Food
Laws
Balloon," " "Following Hie Father'.
Footsteps." Sones. "RnR
by 8iWUne. "Home m the Golden
- r T T T T
MARRIED
DatiJ
At the 'home of Mr. Ol Mrs G
W. Carson, west of the Oct p'
1908. Albert W 1? I7nLf ,..0'
I if...J. ri.i V, 1' . Ml!
iuuuuu ueiaiiey, nev. is, (j. Wigni,
Consti
(u;.1'l. h 'n
iiod's piss
OOia tlT .11 ,
Senator Fulton will speak at the'
court house tonight at 8 o'clock on ;
behalf of Taft and Sherman. . 'j chrlsman and committed to the
asylum at Salem.' Drs. W. Kuyken
The W. C. T. U. Will meet at the doll anA w I,, nhaahlre cnniliictpd
nome or Mrs. Ellis, sot rngn sireei. the examination,
tomorrow at the usual hour. ;
a I Included In the car load shipments
A meat market Is being opened up into bugene this morning were one
in the old Whittaker blacksmith of lumber for the Dunn-Wllklns
shop on East Fifth street near Wll- brick block, Jhe of pig Iron for the
SOCIALIST SPEAKER
?homas J. Lewis, the wooing
class orator, well known for his good
work in the east will speak at the
lnnrt Wm. PrlHo,, i : l"K
Oat 8 o'clock Lewis will tell' you why
Hi.
re. HUUUI
TRY THIS If
WIXTUBI
Thpr ...
Bore - I
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The Most Complete Hat Stock
er
Hundreds of
new novelties in
Men's, Young
Men's and
Boys' Hats,
showing all the,;
newest color
ings. $1.50 and $3
John B. Stetson
We are showing a line sxf staple and novelty Stetson Hats
all sizes . . . : . $4.00, $5.00, $6.00 and $7.00
Valley
m -
Af'f v.
Trunks, Suitcases,
Grips, Telescopes
"nd Traveling Bags
S, H, FRIENPLY ,
GOOD 600DS ONLY
X?l,.r MB6yTs "Worth
or
Your Money Back
lamette.
The Ladles' Aid Society of the,
Christian church will give a market
at the Fountan grocery on Saturday
of this week.
Circuit court will convene In ad
Journed session tomorrow morning
at 10 o clock. The regular term be
gins next Monday.
George S. Wllloughby, the timber
cruiser, has sold his nu-acre farm
west of the city to L. C. Brash, re
cently from Montana, for 3,600.
A cement walk is being, built
around the property. at the corner of
East Seventh and Oak streets,
bought by Mrs. L. Bilyeu during the
present year.
Sherman Hunter, the contrac
tors, this morning received a car of
brick from Sheridan, Yamhill coun
ty, to be used in their extensive
building operations here.
Two "prairie scnuoners" were seen
on the streets today. They reminded
the old-timers of pioneer days. Be
hind each wagon was a cow and sev
eral dogs were along.
Superintendent Shewry of the pav
ing company, today stated that
Eighth street would be finished this
week. West Ninth, from Olive to
Lincoln will be the next to be paved.
V, C; Bean has let the contract to
J. R. Chezem for the construction of
a 12-room boarding house on High
street between East Tenth and East
Eleventh. The work has already be
gun. '
Bell & Buley have purchased the
lease and fixtures of the Grand thea
tre on East Ninth street from M. S
Tlngley, and they have taken pos
session of this popular amusement
place.
The option on the M. E. church
property which was held by a com
mittee from the Commercial Club, it
being the Intention to purchase the
lot for a modern hotel, has been
withdrawn and the lot is not for sale.
Gross Bros' Iron Works and one of
cen;nt for the'Amercian Paving Co.
Y. T. Hensll is drawing plans for
an J1080 residence for himself at
the corner of East Seventeenth street
and Walnut avenue, also plans for a
$2000 residence to be erected on
the opposite corner by C. A. McClaln.
The Ladles : of the Christian
Church will hold a market In J. F.
Daniel's grocery store, corner of
7th and Willamette, Saturday, Oc.
31. Come and buy good home-cooked
eatlbles for your Sunday dinner. 03 0
Cockerline & Wetherbee are tear
ing up the cement walk along the
Eighth street side of their store
building and will build a walk that
will be on a grade with the street.
They will also build In the rear of
the store. ,
"Dillettantelsm and its Opposites,"
with chalk-talk on the "Power of
Simplicity," tonight at the Bap
tist church, at 8 o'clock. Phyioso
phy and fun; wit and humor yet
all In high educational lines. Mr.
Montgomery will go some tonight.
In the local columns of yesterday's
Guard appeared an Item ooncernlniz
the departuM of a number of Eu
gene people for Europe. Among the
names appeared that of Emma Marie
ware. This was a tvnoeranhlml er
ror. It should have read Emma Marie
woia,
I z
The local alumnae association of
the University of Oregon will meet
Thursday evening at 7:30 at the
nome of Miss Louise Yoran. 646 Ol
ive street. Officers for the coming
year will be elected and other impor
tant business will be transacted. All
members are urged to be there.
The will of William D. McLean
was filed for probate late yesterday
afternoon. The value of the property
of the estate is estimated at $7500.
The will bequeathes the widow and
five children, Irma, Alice, Jay, Vida,
and Margaret, the property. George
N. McLean, a brother, is named as executor.
4 buyer was In the city today on bust-
. , 4. nesa.
I'KltSONAI.S. S. F. McConlgu, of Lcaburftj wHS
v t In the city tuday oil his way te Kttso-.
t ;br.g w j, 0Ilrt rMd luat
Mllns 8. Carey of Wuiulllng Is In ' iB,t from a business trip to Port
Ktiuono. i hind. I
11, B. Medium of Drain, Is In Eu- Mr. nnd Mm. A li. Honey camo
Bono on biislnH. down from GobIioK Oft tho noon train 1
Mlm Eva Cunhman of Aciho, is today. '
vlnltliig In tho city. 1 winfloM nttnhett loft today for;
W. C. Ilarr of Wemlllng, was In'poInU north of one of his regular!
tho city over night. I trips. . I
Thos. Elliott of fnm Creek, spent Ohr!f 11. Chick, tho well-known j
last night In the city. tlmuor dealer, arrived In Eugene this j
A. J. Atwood of Mnrslifiuld, is in afternoon. ' I
tho city on business. I Attorney J. E. Young came down
J. T. Witter was over frtim Spring- from Cottage drove on the noon
field today on business. train today.
Kev. H. N. Mount was at Albany Senator C. W. Fulton nrrlvod In
yesterday for short time. Eugene this afternoon snd is s guest
J. I). Nlriflle was a aage pa men- Bl t10 Simuxlo.
Her for Walton this morning. 1 H. 11. Klsk and J. L. Ruder of
J.W . Shumate returned this after- Mapleton, arrived In the city on the
noon from trip to Portland. I ttga Inst night.
J. K. McOornilck went to .Portland Mrs. Chas. Baker of Corvsllls. was
today to spend soiuo tlmo there. .u arrival In Eugene on the after-
At the Grand theatre. Ninth
street, there is an attractive nm.
,ut T. I gram as follows: "Black-Eved S11-
John J. Wlscarson was pronounced san," "Back to the Farm," "Romance
Insane last evening by County Judge lot Little Italy," "Bobby 3"d ml
Mrs.
J, K. Screy left todsv for noon train today.
Idaho, on a business trill. MrB- G- v'- Wish
tfloseow, Idaho, ou a business trip,
O. V. Roberts was a passenger
snd Mm. W.
L. Ford went to Juifollon City today
to Portland on the nonn train today. "", ',', , . .
nh.. iwhr.n .ln arrival from W. W. Klmm and wife were stage
Cottage Grove on the noon train to- pasiengers for the Lyons ranch near
day Walton this morning.
Ivan McQueen .rninn dxiwn from T. C. Wheeler, cashier of the First
Cottage Grove in the noon trnlu to- National Bank of Cnttago Grove, Is
day. In the city 011 business.
UiSorgo K. Dorcas, a Salem hup Mrs. J. B. Horner of Corvallls, is
ti guest at the home of Dr. nnd Mrs.
M. M. Davis for a few days.
Deputy Sheriff C. C. Hammond
left on the stage this morning for
the lower Sluslaw county to deliver
election supplies.
Mrs. Aimluda Kay returned to
her home nt Mourne today after a
visit with her son, W. H. Kay, of the
Eugene Gun Co.
County Commissioner H. D. Ed
wards went to Cottage Grove this nt-
tornoou to look after road matters.
In that vicinity. I
Irs. Jennie Anderson left today!
for hsr home at Lexington, Neb., af
ter a visit with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. S. L. Qansen, Ih Eugene.
Hon. nnd Mrs. R. A. Booth were
passengers to Yonvalla on the after
noon train today. They will visit
their son, Roy. on Ills rarm there.
Mrs. Guy Stockton wife of the
city school superintendent, arrived
here last night from Colorado. She
was accompanied by her sister, Miss
Elberta Jones, who will -spend the
winter In Kugene. .
Mrs. W. W. Glen and son of Cin
cinnati, are in the etty. The sun ds
slres to purchase a first class fruit
farm. They will go on south to
morrow morning and visit the prin
cipal cities or soiiern uregon.
A. Montgomery, the 'Farmer Artist, at Baptist Church Tonight
the masses en hiinm-v f,ono..A trnnhu l.
produce too much wealth. Brine ' whie report,.!" ""J
your questions alng. Everybody la- succi"nb each Ji'J
. : r, ' """cians. ana lawyers ,uune' Olsease ikT "
esptcially. . O30 i th w thlrS uM
Mrs. E. H. Harris -gave a dinner "yPtom of kSKa
party last evening. The guests were nothlnS moreTLH
aeugntea with the coffee. Mrs. Har-'urlc acid otth.Kr1
ris always uses Folger's Golden Gate 8luS8lh, inactlt. 1
ouu BiiuuB it nerseif, out. taw, -
not too fine, pulverizea-eoffee is bit- pose SI"1 sen'iZ -!
1 frequent ruluLr
DeWItt's Carbolizeo Witch Hazel' ten reaching J
Salve is the best salve for piles Be ! ensues- ew.l
scure you get DeWItt's. Sold by all Paln across .few
druggists. ' ; Painful and
j aw other sympt
I ?re not the oL
irouDie; maiiv n.Z'.
HAVE FIRST-CLASS . ROOM and ease' headache mbx
board for two men, in private ?tive ,iver. etc. lny
family; rates $6.00 per week. Call 'e cause of which
K21 T.lniln r...,. Ieehlp plAo-nj L. .
-ss uouei
, , A simple test of i.
FOR SA1.R Tti.ff r,r.,,i., void ft m.ll ..... ,.m
Hutu- - - iiutailr 1,
hlo avt.nno nnvnor. IQih . .niOmillP- It tk.. , ""4
. I dust sediment, or tbvl
VTTV4TTTTTT 4 . Hiwwil, eUWdtJ
BORN I vegetable treatmeB(
x . prescriDitiorj u :
0 r 4. J". tht? andt-g
At fha hfima nf rnln1H A . i.- nna r.v . .
wuui i aiiuui Silvia uunn ",,c wum-e, nma
ui mo vity, uciuuer 20, iiu, io wll- vnc-uan ounce: Citv
llnm A J If.. On- III. .
i lain njcio auu wae, a nun.
NEW TODAY
Sarsaparllla. thr
well and use In tea
ter each meal and J
Where anyol thnirij
erated above are msxl
ou.io am iiure to iouqv si
lub use oi mis PHittal
L1UU.
SILVER
new
Inlesilth
Never Falls to Restore
Gray Hair to Its Natural :
Color and Beaaty.
No matter how long it has been gTay I
or faded. Promotes a luxuriant growth
of healthy hair. Stops its falling out,
and positively removes Dan-;
drntf. Keeps hair soft and clossv. Re
fuse all substitutes. 2 H times as much Dainty gifts of Sta
in $1.00 as 50c. size. Is Not a Dye. I .. . ., J
t sn- r-... . .--r. i ver are often hardtoff
a uu wv uviiicsi ai uruji 1919
Send 2c for free book " The Care of the Uair." Out StOCK IS SBTtl
jruuu naj opec o., rtewarK, . j.
Hay's BarUna Soap curw pimp v, you'
red, routrh and chapped hands, and all kin i!U I
eawa Keep skin fine an-l twift. 23c. druirviKis. In ,,
6endc lor tree book "The Care at the Skin." : Bel IS
Sanitary
Eye Glasses
NO CORK, NO RUBBER,
NO CELLULOID,
NON-IRRITATING
MADE TO FIT ANY NOSE
Choose your optician as you
would your physician. For ef
fectiveness of work rather than
lowncss of price.
Er. Franc Lucile Hard
Optician nnd Refraction!!,
Klilte 1-4, New Olirisniiill llldg.
VINCENT
RESTAURANT
Meals at all Hours
20c and up
Phone Black 1557 West EighthSt
.....m
Buffers 75c :
Darners '.M
Bag Tags 54:
Shoe Horns.... Jilt
Letter Seals.. S1.fr
Nail Files :
Colcl Cream Jars. .S
Paper Knives....
These are a fn 1
novelties we to"
ered for HoBi!
You will be pH
Hie qnaU.y aodpR:
FINE ENGRAV
J.0.W
Cor. 9th an.'
Busy Bank
f!H Book-Keepers
ire constantly at work reeord
lug the trnwictlons of the Ku
gwne lxisn a Savings Bank.
Much of tbolr tint Is spent
on the accounts of men whose
tffalrs arc no lanrer than yours.
But their rredlt and stand!:.,,
,iv iiiKner tHVsuse they have a
bank account.
Why not Rive yourself the
same advantage by opening an
scconnt with us T
The Eugene Loan and Savings Bank
Dresser
Scarf
Madam Root of Portland, is In Eu
gene and is advertiffiig the greatest
Iter pin n preparation for the complex
ion. She has also established a
branch hair dressing place In this
city. Ladles wishing switches, pom
pndora nnd curls will please call at
the Hoffman House, as well as those
ladles who wish to be made beauti
ful. Koom No. 11.
targe shipmrHti nr reeker and din
ing chairs just received. See us for
new, up-to-date furuUure at right
prices.
CHAMtlKltS HARDWARE CO.
Fred Flak. Oregon timber latiffV
bought and sold. Kugene. Oregon.
Met qunlii tents all sites.
CHAM11KRS H RPWAHK CO.
Hard Vrlck fitr rnlmnevs.
C11AMHKR3 HARDWARE CO
IT.1. AMI SI HI'I.I'H, IS.VtMMi.
l-STAItl.lSHM 1NDU.
j
fe qunliiT lenis ail s!J
CHAMBKKS HARDWARti CO.
Car frefih remem Just recelvO
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
The best bargain of all is
the beautiful Dresser Scarf
for 40 cents. Ask to see one.
YOUR. MONEY BACK
For the asring. Bring back any merchandise you buyrom Bed Sprea
us that is not cxactiy as represented and satisfactory ' 1 g5 cents?
White Bed
Spread
Did yon
. . . 1 Itilt B '
au
2 to paiiyiiji'uiiiiiuiiuiiilpl
o no 1
tmt
Plain shades color green; price,
35 cents
wite the Price
Waists
15cts
All S!S of
,Knit and
Muslin Waists
for Children,
15 cents
-1
5)w J M A fine assortB"'
-W W Cover.
0 nmi dnSTr
-"iT Tnr
1 I
Just received a large consignment of Laces in narrow wlffiy. Ak
to see them. Just the thing for handkerchiefs for Christy Mricea 3
to s cents per yard. . a Ma
MuRPHEY'S RACKfff ST0REn
e if
ver7 ... nit
50 cents