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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 7, 1908)
)S AWARDED C nnmnnci n FARMERS' FAIR Lete List of Premium Win- Is at Exhibition Con r, ..ia h ho firanne f flucieu UJ -a- Ling is a list of the prizes Za at the Grange Institute and f,t Sprliig"eld last Friday and J?jfnS pjrst prize, Miss M. b,i. Second, Miss Elizabeth Kj, Thurston. Third, Carl f Thurston. Lion Bros.' display of suits clothing, first prize. gl Cox's display of ladies' wear fcparel. first prize. S Beitleheim's display of r.j in the various stages of Walker, picture framing and n furniture, first prize. Jjemenway, best display of pho h work. f L. Chrysler, first prize for I manufactured saddles. to 0. C. Clark, first prize for Jles Baldwin, 1st U. G. Me re 2nd J. Beecher. Northern "i G. McHeleny, second, J. I ' Spltzenberg, J. Beebe; sec- j Dodd. Ben Davis, 1st U. feel'eny; 2nd C. J. Dodd. King, iebe, 1st; Howard Churchill, Newtown Pippin, J. Beeto, 1st; Bodd 2nd. Rambo, Bellflower, J. Beebe; Red Cheeked PIP S' J Dodd. Delaware Red, J. i 1st; C. J. Dodd, 2nd. R. J. Jng, C. J. Dodd, Louver, Beebe, Dodd, 2nd. Grimes' Golden it Red June, Roxberry Russet,' list; Beebe, 2nd. Wine Sap, i t 1st;. Wagner and Wald-j Dodd, 1st. Display, Beebe, 1 laiw fruit Aviation, tes Spltzenberg. Fruit Aswinti... i-ears Winter Nellis r r:f... B. IV mi. lieleny, 1st; fleeh.v ;mi Aryon, Dodd. 1st; Mvih Fall Butter, Dodd, 1st Quince Dodd, 1st. Concord G rapes M c English Walnuts W T Filberts Geo. A. Do'rrls laano fear0-Dodd, 1st Best box Baldwins. Northern Srn Newton Pippin alld Bl.n j-i" u,' Henry Wylie. ' ' Those winning prizes in needi work, lace and embroidery are Mesdames Hendricks, Bnsseii Gor sie, Miss Kirkland, Davis Clark Peery, Wadsworth, Kestlv, ''Earhart Arnold Ketchum, Russell, Nadance and Miss Roberts. Lafe Moore with a pumpkin C. J. Dodd, ditto, Z. T. Kintzlev with his summer squash, all got a ribbon C. O. lien captured a ribbon with his sunflower. W. C. Nysert got his tur nip decorated by a string of blue Phettypiace and Davis contested for first on corn, the latter, however went happily home displavlng a red ribbon pinned to his ears. Mrs Ketchum. whn hn ha i,t . , , JCttlS experience in baking bread Just celebrated her golden wedding had the laurel bestowed upon her lovely loaf, made from the Snow Ball flour. 5iunu au Bii&LtJu rigm nere, oy the l VLfav 1va WT J? i: n. , beautiful jelly got the bit of blue ribbon butter yet the judges could find no butter better than that from the cow that eat the corn that was fed to it by the Granger maid that lives in the county of Lane. The butter got the ribbon. Various minor prizes were also awarded that are not included in this list. o TD.E EVGEYe DAILY GIAU1. SATrnmv . . -"m t..nin t, iho W . ... ! ' L , Jardiniere Assortment BROWN LUMBER COMPANY'S MILL STARTED UP F "Why is it, Mrs. Jones, my coffee is always bitter?" Buy better cof fee; get Folger's Golden Gate whole roast; don't grind too fine or boil too long. Try Kodol today on our guarantee. Take it for a little while, as that Is all you will need to take. Kodol di gests what you eat and makes the stomach sweet. It is sold by all drug-ists. BLAIR. STREET JL MEAT MARKET ? Has changed hands, been enlarged and painted, mak ing one of the neatest and most attractive places in the city After Weighing the Matter you will agree that our meats are the best. ieanliness, full veight and a fair price for a good irticle. Suppose you see if you can take any excep tion. One steak vill rive vou sort of an idea: a o - " f eek's purchase will convince you, We have our own delivery and guarantee quick service. , A share of jur patronage solicited. We agree to please. LUCAS The BUTCHER fHONEMAIN 620. COME TO 8TH & BLAIR .J HAS Big Pldtit At Cottage Grove Now Cutting Lumber Af ter Year's Idleness After more than one vear's Idle ness the big sawmill of 'the Brown Lumber Co. was started up on full time in Cottage Grove Wednesday morning with a force of forvt-fjve men, which force will be increased as the mill increases its output Since closing down In August of last year, this mill plant has been completely overhauled and Improv ed, much new modern machinery having been installed, including a new re-saw, edger, cut-off, live rol lers and other less Important ma chinery, giving the mill a daily ca pacity of SO.dflO feet of lumber. The mill pond which was recentlv cleaned out and enlarged is piled full of logs but was not yet filled with water. It Is being filled as fast as the supply will admit. This Inconvenience forces the use of a donkey engine temporarily with which logs are dragged to the shute, but as soon as the pond is filled with water the donkey mav be dispensed with. A fine grade of milling timber is being logged at Rocky Point and Disston, on Row river for this mill and is being de livered daily over the branch rail road, the O. & S. E. to the mil. At present the mill Is running on a big order for the Southern California oil fields. Including the big walking beams used In the old wells. We are Informed by Super intendent White 8h.it there are or ders ahead to keep che mill running steadily providing cars can be had to make the deliveries. Cottage Grove Leader. WOULD GIVE $1000 CASH If the public could be convinced that the best bargains in real estate ever offered in or about Kugene are in City View Park, because If the situa tion were actually understood by every person in the county there would not be one acre of this beauti ful property left unsold in the next 24 hours after this knowledge wns brought to their attention. I am selling acre tracts at $50 to $150 per acre, which are intrinsically worth $500 to $1500 per acre. If you take into consideration the three elements that go to make up values In all pro gressive cities of the world protec tion from shabby surroundings, good outlook, accessibility. The only difference Is, the $1500 property has been advertised until ' 1'-uimb nave ienrnM of "s good qualities, while Oitv View ftrk has Just been pat upon the market and imt fw persons Slav as ,-., loinied of Its attraction. Our l.'nlidltii ro smctiotis absolute! jsnmvs vostr in vestment from cheap and sliai.hv rotindings and thus suaramee 'ranhl ncrease In valu.-s. The outlook is he best afforded hv ,mv ni,nrh property anywhere between Portland and San Kranciseo. With the open ing of West 11th street, Citv View Park will be within six minutes ride from the first N'srkma Bank. Citv View Park is just as near the busi ness center of Eugene as is Hendricks Park, where unimproved land sells at $500 to $1500 per acre. It Is my business to tell you of these facts. It is your business to Investi gate and learn these truths before you buy. GEO. MKL.VIX M1LLEK. Kootu 2(3, .McCHiug Bid's. Phone Red 1461. Bn 4- CHITICH XOTH'KS Methodist Kplsropal Church Delmnr H. Trimble, pastor. Class meeting, :45 a. in. The pastor speaks at 10:45 a.m. on "The" Wealth of the Christian." At ":S0 a series of Sunday evening address es will be begun, on "The Home Four Square." Subject Nov. S, "The Fa ther's Corner"; November 15. the Mother's Corner": Nov. 22, "The Son's Corner"; November 29, "The Daughter's Corner. Let the whole square hear each corner. Sunday school, 12m.; leagues, 6:15 p: in. Special music at each service. Miss Gilbert will sing at the evening ser vice, j 1 Congregational Church iMornlng service at 10:45 a. in,; J subject, "The World's Greatest Say-i ing." Evening service, 7 : :t 0 p. in.; Sunday school at 9:15 a. m. Y. P.I S. C. E. at 6:15 p. m. Good music; and a cordial welcome. Classes iii the Sunday school fur all. Come and heip and be helped. Ituptlst Church O.C. Wright, pastor. Bible school at 9:45 a. m.; morning worship with sermon, 11 n. m.; 11. Y. P. U. nt 6:30 p. m.; evening service at 7:30 p. m. Stereoptlcon prelude on Cra- , ter Lake trip. Subject of sermon, "Ambition." Good music at both services. Miss ESith Prescott, director. ' St. Mary's Kpiseopal Church Corner Seventh and Olive streets. P. K. Hammond, rector. Holv Communion nt 8 a. m.: morning tifuvni mwl Aomin lint 1 I 11. til.: evening prayer and sermon nt 7:30 i "t 7 :p , iiaa MnTnl Huff will qiliff nl"'m. solo in the morning, mid a quartet te ",,,r?,ll! "I"1 "fHJ hi! cfto tors cordially wekomed. We have just received an assortment of Rockwood, Tint and Faience Jardinieres of artistic shapes, fancy embossed and assorted colored bands. The prices are'startling 'and astonishing. ListenI The medium sized ones The large sized ones . Hanging Baskets . . . Cuspidors , . , . . CHRISTMAS GOODS . member that this will this year. are arriving, and be headquarters 25c 50c 35c 25c be sure and re for Santa Claus Candy Warranted Pure 1 5c per lb Murphey's Racket Store 35 EAST NINTH STREET Postal Cards 1 c each mediate at 6:15 p. in.; morning sub ject, "Jacobs' Ladder." Evening sub ject, "The Wages of Sin." Spculal music. Professor Glen has charge of the choir. A cordial invitation In giv en to attend all these services. Central rriiylcHali iiHfc!i Corner Tenth and Pearl alreeta, II, N. Mount, pastor. Simsiay school nt 9:45 n. in.; Junior C, E. at 3 p. m. Christian Endeavor mooting, led by Professor Stockton. 6: 3d p. m. Pub lic worship with sermon at 1 1 a.m., subject, "Tho Peaco of Zlmrl," and Op. in. on What is Sulva- 1 lie prelude and offertolre at Christian Church , J. S. Mc.Callnm, pastor. Bible school at 9:45 a. m.; preaching nt 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.; Junior En deavor, 3 p. m.; C. E. nnd Inter- Mass. A very cordial invitation is extended to every one for ai ithose services. Ktiirmouitt Presbyterian Church C. A. Wooley, paetor Revival ser vico begins 11 a. m. Sunday, No vember S. Evening service 7:30 p. in.; Sunday school, 2:30 p.m. The preaching during tho apodal services w..i ho done by llov. 1. G. Knotts, of Albany. A cordial Invitation to till. 1'lfsi of Chris, HHeiHi-ij Crnr Kiath and Pearl stress! anday service, $ a. ni snisject, "Adam and Eallen Man." Sunday school, 12 in. Wednesday evening meeting, 7:30 p. m. fc'ioo rending room open dally to the puhlle. except. Sundays from 2 lo 4 p. lit. All are welcomo. I'nitsMl Hrethreii Cijiitr! J, W. Speech?, paatr, aaday school. 10 a. in.; pnliMc wrvlce, 11 a, ni. nnd 7;3t) p. in,; Junior Wu denvor, 3 p. in.; Senior Endeavor, 6:30 p. m. Prayer servliw 7:30 p. m. Thursday ovenlng. Professor Glass will sing In the morning. Mrs. Hello Wiitormnti l''lndlny will preach nt 11 n. in. on "The Human llody a Tem ple.". Catholic Clmrch J. M. OTarrell, rector. Masses at 8 and 10:30 a. in,; vespers and aer- naja.at 7.sa p, in. Taliey flour, 11.15 per sack. Ax Hilly Department Store. tf Warner tunes '.nation, i.envo or ders at Morris' Music Store, tf CKMKXT WOliK, AH kinds of cement orJt; curbs, nutters, sidewalks and foundallo'ns. See us before you lot your work. O. Meyers, Gross Hotel, Phone Main 13. N29 new garage Is now fully equipped for do ing all kinds of machine repair work, bicycles and gas engines a specialty.. We guarantee satisfaction at reasonable prices, and ask for a share of the public patron o )Vray (lb Viltum f- : o I VVEST FIFTH STR.EET ! ! ! it i 1 ! The Store That Saves You iiiiiiiiiiiissiiiiisiiiiiiuiiniii loney I an Thanksgiving Day is drawing near and this is the season of all others when the dining room should be well dressed. . It will be to your interest to call and inspect our large new lines of Extension Tables, Dining Room Chairs, Buffets and China Closets. Latest designs in Gold3n Oak, Weathered Oak and Early English at prices that cannot be duplicated. We Invite Comparison of Stock and Prices on Everything in Up:to-date Home Furnishings Nine Piece Dining Room Set $48.f 5 Comprising Extension Table, Buffet, China Closet, Six Chairs New Firm-New Furniture-New Store The Lightel RMcJ-AUGHLfN CCL Successors to Day & ftentrson e ci .o. Seventh and Willamette
