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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 7, 1908)
A B Tke m::::mmHHm:::::Hm::::::::::::::::n You'reon the Right Track when your clothing la looked after liy our export asslHtants. Cleaned perfectly, pressed properly, dullvored promptly, and our charges by their little nuns make satisfaction an aa u red (act. Everything possible in Cleaning ana Dyeing Eugene Dye Works 6th and Willamette Sts. Phone Red 2861 . Julius Goldsmith WILLAMETTE Meat Market Under New Management First-Class Fresh and Salt Meat Always on Hand Phone in Your Order j WING & CAMPBELL h ere Main 38 512 Willamette j Good Hsst eloved Tlhiair All the World Loves a Lover Providence Joins in with the World in Loving a Hustler Witness the weather provided for this community in its home building spurt. The weather will not last; neither will the present low cost of building. B KITCHEN & KOMPP Livery, Feed and Sales Stables Sample ixhiui In connect Ion located In Register RUIg., Willamette Ht. Oak and 7th Eugene. Or. lMioiie Main 03 Appreciates smoking good cigars. It gives him relaxation The Mount Hood Cigar is a favorite among all thinkingmcn It is positively the best 10c Ggar, on the, market Madame Dean's FRENCH DlllO FCMALC lILLOl M KNHTHt ATION, RE1U MOWN TO Fall. HnM Hnrvt HihimIv! rntlrm'ilpii tiunr ntttivtl or Mtmt'Y iVfuhiltil. s,nt piv. jutil lor $l.t)HT tv W illtvml tlntm on trtl. to 10 'itM lr v. tu n ivlvvtM. NrtliUVre lii-M t.lt K't"l! tlu Vmitin wpt no nutwiMittc. 1( u-ur tlrniit ttin not lirtW Uu iu coiul your onUm to t 1 01 III Mil" '.C - m ClILJlCJwi'ili him' 5 Sod in Eugene by IV. L. DcLano o THH EUGENE DLT GUARD, BATUKPAYOVEMBEB aKI TT T oom-Jteiiv--; 14 East 8th NATIONAL FLOWER SHOW OPENS IN CHICAGO Chicago, 111., Nov. 6. With all the bustle and contusion that usually accompanies the opening of a large exhibition, the first national flower show, under the auspices of the So ciety of American Florists, began In the Coliseum this afternoon There was a large attendance, and consid ering the magnitude of the exhibi tion the big show was In fairly good ordor. By tomorrow It Is expected to have every exhibit Installed and the whole affair In the most attract ive shape possible. The exhibition Is the largest af fair of Its kind ever attempted In this country. Nearly $15,000 In cash prizes and 'hundreds of medals will bo distributed among the suc cessful exhibitors. Among the interesting features of the display are choire exhibits from private estates In Chicago and vi cinity, from the famous country places In New Jersey and along the Hudson and the country surrounding Hoston and Philadelphia. Among tho noted exhibitors are Thomas W. Lnwson of Boston, Henry C. Frlck of Pittsburg, and Samuel TJntemyer and H. McK. Twomhly of New York. The flowers displayed Include al most evory variety known to the American fancier, Especially note worthy, however, for the number nnd variety of the exhibits are the departments devoted to roses, or chids and crysanthemums. CALIFORNIA WINTER RACING SEASON BEGINS Oakland, Cal., Nov. 6. The sea son of winter racing In California will be inaugurated tomorrow with the opening of the New California Jockey Club's meeting at Emeryville All Indications point to a successful meeting. . The club has substantially Increased the value of tho stakes and handicaps over the figures of prvvlous years. The most notable Increase is in the Burns hnndirap. which Is to have a value of 10.000 added money Instead of. $10,000 guar anteed. Albany Apple Fair, Nov. 10 to 13. For the nhnvA mansion rh. ish ern Pacific Company will sell round inn ucitets to A many and return at one and one-third fare, n Novem ber 10th, 11th and 12th. All tickets limited to November 13th. A. J. GILLETTE, Agent. 'WIjIi DKILI.INO Get your wells drilled by olo. and experience ell-drlllers. O Phone Hod 4SV5 if . O o COW FKKD. Alfalfa meal, .rta'.'iey's. Venth and Willamette streets. Thonn Red i r a i . XI t! Street, Eugene, Oregon. WORLD FAMOUS ATHLETES TO MEET AMERICA Now York, Nov. 7. The lovers of athletic sports in this city may soon be given an opportunity to witness a contest for supremacy between John J. Hayes, winner of the Marathon race In the Olympic games at Lon don Inst July, and Dorando Petri, the Italian runner who finished the first in the great race, but was dis qualified because of being helped across the line. Pnt Powers, who is endeavoring to bring the two fast runners together, has received a cable dispatch stating that Pornmlo sails fror New York to day. If Hayes can arrange his theat rical engagements the race will prob ably be held the latter part of this month In Madison Square Garden. It will be over the same distance as the Marathon race, that is, 26 miles, 3S5 yards. If Hayes and Dorando meet It will be the real sporting sensation of the winter and undoubtedly will attract an enormous crowd. No athletic .con test of modern times created such fooling as the finish in the Marathon race In London last summer. Doran do, who was leading by about four minutes, collapsed after entering the stadium. Half a mile or so before reaching the finish Dorando, It was said, received a drink of wine which caused his legs to give way under him. At any rate he was In a fright ful state and sprawled on the track, but the spectators in their excitement helped him to his feet and he man aged to cross the line. A protest was lodged by the Americans and Hayes got the race. A special prize was pre sented to Dorando by Her .Majesty Queen Alexandria. woon SAWING. John M. P. Dixon, successor to W. E. Boddy. All wood sawed to guage. For prompt service phone Black 3312. Residence 324 High street, tf Gasoline Wooasaw. OREGON TIMBER LANDS Abstracts furnished, land titles ex amined, timber lands cruised, timber Innds bought and sold. Fred Fisk. Eugene, Ougon. Merchants' Bank Building. tf WOOH RAWING - isollne power, by W. W. Moore. phone Red 32S2. Order9 large or man win be appreciated. O WlHIl SAWING Gasoline power, tiy W. W. Moore phone Red 32S2. Prd. large ir 'mall will be appreciatcV Good clean clover Oed at J. W. Quackenbush & Sons. N9 7. 1908 us ILover IT v mmoer NEW PRESIDENT INSTALLED AT NEWBERRY Newberry, S. C, Nov. 6. The in auguration today of Rev. John Hen-' ry Harms as president of Newberry College, In succession to Dr. James A. B. Scherer, proved a red-letter day for the famous institution of learn ing. The alumni body was well rep resented and the other visitors in cluded many members of the South Carolina synod of the Lutheran . church. The program of exercises, held in Holland Hall on the college campus, '. provided for addresses by Dr. M. G. . O. Scherer, of Charleston, president of the South Carolina synod; Rev. J. A. Sligh, of Newberry, president! of the board of trustees of the col lege, and Dr. A. J. Bowers, repre-l sentlng the faculty. I NOTICE TO BIDDERS. j Plans and specifications are now i on 'file In the office of Y. D. Hensill, j architect, Room 19, McClung build ing, lor mree nouses tor one Mlil Crest company, to be built on Hill Crest, South Willamette street, Eu gene, Oregon. Bids for the same will be received until 3 o'clnrlf. n m nn Shii.Ha. , the 14th day of November, 1908. All ! uias to ue maae on blank forms pro ; vlded by the architect, and each bid to be accompanied by a certified i check, made payable to the Hill-Crest ! Co., equal to 2 per cent of the con tract. The nwnprs rpearva thA .l1,t i relect anv nr nil hMa ri in Bnnnn. i any one of them, to require a con-! tract witn a good and sufficient bond of the successful contractor. I Y. D. HENSILL, Architect. I N7 ; Room 19, McClung Bldg. j How Is Yonr Digestion? j Mrs. Mary Dowlihg of No. 228' 8th: Ave., San Francisco, recommends ai remedy for stomach trouble. Shel says: "Gratitude for the wonderful effect of Electric Bitters In a case of I aCUte InrtlPOtlnn nrnmn,. . I tlmonlal. I am fully convinced that! ! for stomach and liver troubles Elec ; trie Bitters is the best remedy on the market todnv " tm . i j , i alterative medlcin Invigorates the system, purifies the blood ajid Is es- pectally helpful in all forms of fe ! male weakness. 50c. At W. A Kuv- kendall's Drugstore R. C. MORGAN'S tCRXITl RK FACTORY. l r urniture manufactured for whole Wor retail trnHa r-.,.,.... ... . . ......... . n,. . ni fHHI , end of Fifth street. Retiring solid. Iltod. Phone Black 639V Residence phone, Black 5501. tf KI.OIR FLOUt Valley flour, $1.15 pCr t,1,1.v(B)'I,''-''t ment Store. sack. Ax tf Silver napkin spoons at Watts. rings and babv : More Fall and Winter Suits of Quality Are what Hansen's store offers to the people of Eugene and Lane coun ty. The MICHAELS, STERN & CO. line is fa mous for style and quality. Prices reasonable all the time. If you buy a suit from ua you know you are get ting full value for the mon ey at all times. . Come and see for yourself. We carry a complete line of furnishing goods that cannot be excelled in the city, and our prices will be found lower than many of our competitors can afford to sell for. We own our own ', store and have no rent to pay and are content with small profits. You are invited to come and look at our goods whether "you buy or not. ED. HANSON East Ninth Street HdLL ffi SrfOMWAY Plumbing and Sewer Work. Also general Jobbing In tin ar.) sheet Iron work. Iron work proorptly attended to. Carry a full line of plumbing rutu-es Phone Black 1371. 7th nnd Onk Sts. SUBSCRIBE FOR THK GVAKK- Co 4 !" I r.AWtimif IRRIGATIONS PUMPING MA FalrlMJikk-M'irar b for pumping. tynfH" Ing. .OutflU ol Fairbanks tab" Fairbanks-Muff W" tnr imurrr ut t& FairUnkvMnnf M T.tnora FnirlinkMi H ChcMMivn. Well PW 111 timt IIUlIitT f prices always I " l..,,t renlr to I!''! ilihinwnts. Writffr! price. AvenU. MS FARBAMKIIM1 Grocefi Vnnw-iUilW!1 the bestbraai'1 Croatia I Fresh GM , Flcirnr1 ; pjerce 5 Phonf Mil"3 THEATBCUlJ H.W1 J NEW CUPFj RFTTIMB 1 I P I " sV
