Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, November 06, 1908, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextTHB EUCEiTE OPAHP. FBU)AY. NOVEMBER 6, le O : ' " i il T Linen , Hemstitched Doilies 6x612 inch 15c 9x9. . inch 20c 9x9 inch 25c 12x1234 inch 35c Linen Lunch Cloths HEMSTITCHED ' 18i2x50 at $1.48 30 x30at $1.68 35 x35at $2.25 36x 38 at $3.68 We Are Making the Lowest Prices New uml Slightly I'scd Automobiles nought. Sold or Exchanged. Great Bargains in the Following Autos Tourist '07 Modol. 7 pasaeiigor. glnss front, clock sneodomotor, gas llMits; In perfect order. $1050. Cost $3000. 1'rankllii Touring Cur, top, bis lightr, newly oveihau'ed. Cot 13100; for $13f0. Stoddard Dayton, '07 Modol, glass front, top. ftneodunintor clock, gas lights; In fine condition. Coi:t $3000; for $1350. Stoddard Dayton, '07 Modol, glass front, top, Lj'eedomoter, gas lights; In flno condition. Cost $3000; for $1250. A bargain. Orient Touring Car, glnss front, top, all new tlrej Cost $2800; for a quick sale, $300. NUMEROUS OTHER MAKES Pope Wavorly Klectrlc, In perfect condition; been usod 4 1-2 months. Cost $3200; with now rectifier for charging from electric light, coHt $300. All for $1150. All ninkoBof Runabouts in perk'ct condition from $175 to $000. For Bargains See Us The Wise Man Buys a Used Oar PORTLAND AUTOMOBILE COMMISSION HOUSE, Automobile Row, B34-530 Alder St., Corner Seventeenth rhouo A Main 44HB WE ARE THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE SECOND-HAND DEAL ERS IN PORTLAND THE LARGST ON THE COAST Free Storage Auto Repairing ; :immx:x:xzx:u;;;;;j5;;;;;j;;;;;;;;;x;;j;;;;:: :T Dressmaking School If i deve Pupils bring own material and make any garment J desired under competent all needs. Advancement latest up-to-date system of outting and fitting taught $ thoroughly. Terms reasonable. For further particu- $ lars address MISS RECKERD, Room 1. Sohneider Blk. mttmttttumttttmvamttsutttnttxxintttttt . . T. H. CONCRETE ORDERS FOR SIDEWALKS "Phone Black 6521. Getting Ready For Thanksgiving This store is flush with fresh new goods at radical low prices and you will find our regular prices lower than special or sale prices. Compare them. I M warn ' """ "" it instructors; classes to fill according to capability. The I ELLIS . CONSTRUCTOR GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION Residence, 854 High St. Table Linen SEE THE COMPLETE LINE Heavyweight and all Linen 64 in at $ .13 66 in at .... 78 70 in. at 1.25 74 in. at... . 1.50 Sets Cloth and 1 dozen Napkins; hemstitched; cloth 60x90; napkins 18x18 $9.50 Plain cloth, 72x90; napkins 22x22 .. $10.50 SEE THEM Trade With Us and Save Your Your Money DR. PAINE HOME FROM HIS TRIP TO THE EAST Says Financial Conditions Are Bad Great Excitement Over the Electoin Dr. D. A. Paine arrived home last night from a trip of several weeks through the East. He took a post graduate course in several branches of medielno and surgery while gone ami visiteii Boston, .New York, Wash ington. Haltlmore, Chicago and other largo cities. He states that there was great interest In tho election In the Kast. especially In New York city. Tho excitement was intense for some time before the election came off, more so than for years past. The financial condition in the East, the doctor says. Is bad, but the further west he came the better It appeared to be, and the Pacific coast seems to be In better shape than a.'iy other section of the country. People In general, however, expect that times will gradually grow better from now on, everything previous to the elec tion bolng in an uncertain state. Seven Vntro of Proof. ( "I have haft seven years of proof that Dr. King's New Discovery is the best medicine to take for coughs and colds and for everv disposed rnnrti- I tlon of the throat, chest or liincs," I snys W. V. Henry, cf Panama, Mo. The world has hsd thirty-eight years f proof. that Dr. King's New discov- frv la tha ltaat , ..i .i .1 .. , 1. .. colds, lagnlppe. asthma, hav fever. bronchitis, hemorrhage of the lungs. m me eariy stages or constimtplon. s timely use always prevents the ; der guarantee at w. a. Kuykendairs free. Rna Tr'al bot UAIRYMKN. You are Interested In whatever may bring vm. 'he highest price for your mil product. Selling cream to .is will bring you higher returns thai you can get by any other nioinoa. EUGENIE CREAMERY, StirMM. to Independence Creamery. 474 4 Willamette st. Phone Main 63S e are agents for he Empire ivui separator. XOT1CK OF 1HSSOMTIOX. th.V iK." v,. f.r."m o.. wnoso tnmness home is at Ores well. Mr. tV-l Fredericks will con tinue In rhe In tho offK-e of the firm, while 5Tr. Sehmltt will devote ins time to other line, VI.Olll KI.OIH Valley flour. $1.15 per sack. Hilly Department Store. Ax tf OREGON HOP MARKET FIRM FOR CHOICE GOODS Considerable number of East- em Orders Come in Good Many Hops Yet in the Growers' Hands The Oregon hop market is very firm for choice goods. A considera ble number of new Eastern orders came in yesterday, but dealers found difficulty in inducing growers to sell. The feeling among holders is now more bullish than ever, says the Ore gonian. The most important transaction re ported yesterday was the purchase by the J. W. Seavey Hop Company of 110 bales from George L. Hose, of Salem, at 8 cents. Mr. Rose still has about 900 bales of his crop left. Statistics that were compiled yes terday show more hops remaining In growers' hands than was expected. According to the list, as drawn up by local hop men, there are about 32,600 bales unsold :n the state, dis tributed as follows: Josephine 1.000 Lane and Linn 2,700 Marlon 12,000 Polk 8.600 Yamhill 3,500 Washington 3,500 Clackamas 1.500 Benton 800 Totnl . .33,500 Since the opening of the season the shipments from Oregon have been about 21,500 bales of new hops. It is estimated that local and Eastern speculators have bought and are holding here some 11,000 bales. There is no way of arriving at the quantity of hops bought on orders and taken in on contracts but not shipped, but it is safe to say the amount is more than thrice as large as the speculative purchases to date. The calculation, which to say the least is a rough one, and subject to plenty of revision, shows the follow ing results: Shipments 21,500 In growers' hands 33,500 In speculators' hands 11,000 Taken in and unshipped.... 24,000 Crop 90,000 CO-OPERATIVE CANNERY COMPANY INCORPORATED Association Formed to Conduct Salmon Cannery on Si uslaw River The Hurd Co-operative Co. filed articles of incorporation with the county clerk this morning. The In corporators are W. W. Neely, D. M. Kemp. O. W. Hurd, J. C. Beck and Phil Nleolle, all well-known residents of the lower Slnslaw country. The capital stock of the corporation Is $25,000 and -the principal place of business Is at Florence. This com pany will build a salmon cannery to replace O. w. Hurd s plant at Acme, which was burned down during the summer. As the name of the cor poration Implies, the cannery will be operated on the co-operative plan, the fishermen on the river all own ing stock and receiving their share pro rata of the profits of the plant. COrCiHS COXQl'KRKlt. Wonderful Remedy Immediately Re lieves and Quickly Cures Coughs, nnd Colds of hvcry Description, Most or us know from our own experience Just how difficult it fre quently is to quickly cure the coughs caused by colds, catarrh, la grippe and Inflamed surfaces of the throats bronchial tubes and lungs. Although the greatest number of coughs and colds are apparently innocuous at their commencement, if allowed to run unchecked they not only become very troublesome indeed but also are positively dangerous. All coughs and colds should be taken In hand early and an Immed iate cure effected. If your cough has been allowed to go until it has be come obstinate, all the more reason why you should cure It as quickly as possible before a more serious con dition Is brought about. To do this there Is no remedy quite as good as Dr. Hell s P ne-Tar-Honey. This la scientific prescription carefully pre pared from the purest and best In gredients. It compiles with the Nat ional Pure Pood and Drugs Law. It nas been tried and its great worth tested and proved by long years of use by thousands of people In every section of the country. So good Is It tnnt more than rive million bottles are sold annually In this country alone. No matter how stubborn the cougu. Dr. Hell s Plne-Tar-llonev will bring Immediate relief and a steady cure, u is inueoa tne very oest rem edy for coughs and colds at every description. OYSTERS EASTERN OYSTERS jusi recoivea, tne nrsi direct shin1 ment of extra select Eastern ovate For sale in any quantity at Otto's. sue per qunrt. XEW TODAY. .',,n for business -Ith a full line The Hnndv Me.it fnru East 5th .fQWlllaraotte Sts. N30 You ran0iire dyspepsia. I:d-Q. tlon, sour or weak stomach, or in fact vry form of stoni.nh trouble if yon take KoJol oecasiona'.lv Try it today on our cuarantep . V( know what it 0 do for you. Sola hv n druggists. 13 rvvtt i t. i Just Coffee, but perfect Coffee. Your gfrocer will grind it better if ground at homo not too fine. Ilfiliiltllli You've Read about Schwab's one jirice - to - dl , all - over -America clothing plan. It means a square deal and a good deal to every man. It's bimply this: Schwab Specials at $10, $15, $20 and $25 have set-price labels "on the sleeve." These garments are on sale everywhere at the prices marked. This is an original Schwab idea. Look for the Schwab trade-mark. Don't let the cheap imitator fool you. It pays to get the genuine. We sell them. We are the exclusive local distribu tors. STANLEYS 12 Vfflamette St. J. W. BARRINGER Egert housemover MovO a; thing-. Twenty-five years expenence. Residence, East 1 P:ft O.u j r . i ,eWl and ak Sts. Ph Red 4511. Eueene. Oiteon. ThePlantbehindtheSuif I w J8 ! li v. iS ! liJ Tint You Wall With Calcimo The Sanitary Finish vsily applied and tturabfc NEW DESIGNS IN WALL PAPER. Overton .Wall Paper j I-, i and Paint Comnanv 16-18 West Seventh St. IWIIIIHilllMM Sanitary Eye Classes NO CORK, NO RUBBER, NO CELLULOID, NON-IRRITATING MADE TO FIT ANY NOSE Chooseyour optician as you would your physician. For ef fectiveness of work rather than lowness of price. Dr. Franc Lucile Hard Optician and Refractionist, Su'tc 1-4, New Chrisman Bldg. The First National Bank OF EURTNr novnmj Invites your account, whether large or small. Your business will receive prompt, accurate and confidential atten tion. SAFE DEPOSIT KOXRS FOR RENT T. G. HENDRICKS,, President S. B. EAKIN, Vice-President P. E. SNODGRASS, Cashier. DARWIN BRISTOW, Assistant Cashier LUKE L. GOODRICH, Assistant Cashier. Plumbing Furnish your new hom properly. Don't slight the gas fixtures. We do all kinds of reliable plumbing and tinning work. Call and let us estimate on your work Aya & Heitznun 34 West 8th St. Phone bhickl 117 Well Drilling For up-to-date well drilling: see LaDuke &LefflerCo. Well Drillers Telephone Red 512 J 999 Villard Boulevard AUTOMOBILE FOR HIRE Five fpassenger car for hire any time day or night GOOD DRIVER CALL BLACK 1231 W. H. SMYTH Successor to M. S. Hubble Transfer Company nrlll Ha nA.aa w nclr hllHine8! nil W V IIVIHl UIBIBDIi-a nrnnd hnnjnhnld nKHla. trunks all things in his line will receive prompt and careful attention. "Business Prompt and Careful" Is our motto. Phone Main 32 Res. Phone. Red 4012. A. C. MATHEWS General Teaming Concrete, Gravel, Building Sand and good excavation earth for gale Phone Black 2811 or call at 345 W 4th 'Williams Transfer Co. Uht and Hfavv ftaulmft " TOGO TOR SAl-E b(H WlllametleSt- Cufcn'. -ron Phone Main 65 ureful jour moiler K walking nun j UofclJ If! Rflirl tn Kb j , m i luck, except to mitjn SOAsnn Walfrin. ' shoes put on by a A suuu iuck to yoarin fit so comforublj, jr ha wilt Vnnn. . l ure of being rigiulj&j juur uurse inawiu )r us shoe him. G. BURBA 531 OliveSt WALL PAINTS WALL Pi FRED LUDfl Practical 102 W. Eighth Si H While Viewte SkyScro on Fight AWf; and s McLEOf M0w Fallai! Winter . KUrh S-Ja Sole Fifty-three s nted "Tff W r.aa the n.auf.'-- ..Vat the W?kiS A jfp- a Capital PAPo O Q