Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, November 13, 1908, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextCVGENE DAILY aUtFnAY. NWMiBKB 18, 19KMS evvland's Store News I WILL PROCEED WILL f OREGON 'VANITY CITY'S ELECTRICAL 3J5aiidkerchif Sale Monday P0WER PLANT o n t-l 1. XA.lnn' -. ...III I morning ot "''"' oner great in handkerchiefs; prices will be for theale, from those rZnts to 35 cents, neclal lot of seventy-five dozen, 12x12 Vi In., hemstitched fleer Swiss lawn, in a variety of embroidery pnerns, figured h (jonventlonal and set designs. A part of this lot Is now gy i'n our east window. re On Sale J, Ever Penny Monday jQ Suit andCoat Department W ., store ts now offering exceptional values in the ready section. Every garment now being offered at less than ac nluee. W $35 and $40 Suits now. $25 and $30 Suits now , $1 8, $1 9.50 and $20 Suits $15.85 $18 Suits $14.85 kldren's Misses' and Ladles' Coats reduced in price and offered Lathis tore and secure some of the bargains. i frgains in Men's Clothing W in and take n look. "You will not be urged to buy Tk the privilege of showing you. I $6.50 for Men's Suits worth fully $8.50 I $20 Values, $16. $25 Values, $20 en, we would like to show you these suits. At an informal meeting of the city council this morning it was decided to go ahead Immediately with the city's power plant with which to fur nish electricity for the operation of the water plant. Engineer V. C. Kel sey, who furnished the plans for th plant, was here this morning and met with the mayor and councilmen. He will have charge of the construction work. To a reporter he stated that he would commenec work on the plant in a very short time. It will be located Just below the new Hen dricks bridge across the McKentte wnere there is ample water power to drive the wheels of a very large pmui. PACKING PRUNES FOR THE FANCY TRADE HOPES TO DEFEAf WASHINGTON Washington Arrived This Af ternoon Expects to Win From 'Varjity The University of Oregun: cast win tomorrow from the Washington elev en, if the team has the ability to exe cute the plays they ha- been taught this season, Tttey win win if they are individually and collectively com petent to execute the plans that Coach Forbes has drilled Into them against a strong team. TUa game with Washington appears to be the hardest the team will have. While the O. A. C. game may hold the greatest interest, it will bo no hard- MORE MACHINERY MEANS BETTER o LIGHT SERVICE Allen Fruit Company Putting Up This Year's Dried Crop for Shipniehl to Eastern Cities The Allen Fruit Co's cannery is again a busy scene, a good-sized force of women and girls being em ployed therein packing dried prunes The Willamette Valley Co is In stalling new machinery at Its Spring field electric plant which means bet ter light and power service for Ku-gc-ne. The foundation for an ad ditional 1000-horse power engine and a 1000 horse power generator Is being built and the new manhinery will be Installed as soon as possible. This will be good news to users of electric lights and power In Kugone. All during last winter the lights were out at various times nearly each evo- nms and already this winter the per formance has been repeated numer ous times, but the company promises that when these Improvements are completed there will be no cause for complaint except in case of a bad accident. The game will probably simmer down to whether or mil the Oregon men are equal to the Washington In strength or In shiftiness. The Seattle! teams Is 47 pounds heavier in the ag gregate, the Oregon team averaging! 174, while the Washington team ov er ITS to the man. The Washington I line averages about 190 pounds. ! f Oregon has speed enough to Hal REPUBLICAN LEADERS CONFER AT HOT SPRINGS Hot Spring. Y., Nov. 12. What must bt ih'slnimuM as tho "lU'ar-n.p- stMMUH to havo boon ostuhltshml overcome the handicap iu weight for I hort In the Virninia mountains. pri'H- either a touchdown or for place .dtM.t-olot't Taft has huitouiuHuk him kicks, the local university will havo a good chance of w Inning the game. Coach Forbes has taught enough in variety of attack and versatility of playing to deceive any team for shipment to the East. The prunes only question that remains is the ma are packed very carefully in layers I terinl of the squad capable of exe and each box is lined with paper, i cutlng the shifty plans used. Kor-i-noor Candy Sale Saturday, Nov. 14th Assorted Cream Caramels, 20c a pound ' . .' - (Regular Price 40c) , .... Special Jap. Caramels, 20c a pound The KOR-I-NOOR., WILLAMETTE ST. GREAT BARGAIN! j g found It necessary to mv occupation on account ot rouble I now offer my home Igfleld consisting of three ac- land and a fine nine-room tarn, hen park, etc. m young fruit trees, such as cherries, peaohes, etc. Also Kit. leal home at a bargain If sold i Enquire of J. O. Richmond, lore north of school .hhi11i. Itld. Oreson - - N2S IP HOT KNEW Tne merits of Texas Wonder you ould never suffer from Kidney, bladder or rheumatic trouble. Jl a bottle (two months' treatment) sold by O. J. Hull, or by mall. Send for testimonials. Dr. E. W. Hall, 2926 Olive street. St. Louis These go to the best trade In the Eastern cities and bring fancy prices. Stewed prunes, which - are among the commonest articles of food on this coast are considered a luxury in most Kastern cities. The work of packing apples will begin at the cannery tomorrow by the Lane County Fruit and Vegetable Growers' Association. Two enr loads will be packed for shipment at first and several more car loads will fol low later on. The work of canning apples will begin early next week and this will continue two weeks or more. WKLL DKILLUVO Get your wells drilled by ola and experienced well-drlllers. Phone Red 48V2. tf Heating furnace, brick and founda tion stone for sale cheap by First National Bank. HAT SALE Saturday, November 14. One day only. Bolton & Jenkins, 25 E. Ninth street. n!3 CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature ot E. H. S. fobs at Watts. TT f.-4 him If You Are Familiar With High Grade Clothes you will look for the label on the collar Alfred Benjamin is the label looked for by NEW YORK'S best dressed men No one ever says it is not one of the best, and few compare other a m$kcs with it SEE THEM AT That Washington Is nut overcon-; tident ts plain from the statements made lu their college papers. They say they have a hard fight. At tho same time they havo expressed them selves as afraid of Moullen's foot, and calculate to make as many touchdowns as Moullpn does place kicks. There Is a slight change In tho op ening lineup of the Oregon team. Mnln has been drawn to .half, and Sullivnn will take the other back po sition with Fullback Clarke. New ton, who tips the beam at 200, will go In at right guard, for tho first time. The Washington team came In this afternoon accompanied by about twenty enthuslnsts. Thoy appear to be a husky lot of fellows and in fairly good shape. Washington Kingcrs. Much has been said lately of Mucklestone and E.ikln, the first a right half, the other, loft tackle. It Is claimed that the men are Ineligible under the conference rules. Tho University feels that tile Ore gon team Is Imposed upon by the presence of the two men In the line up, but as each faculty Is Its own Judge, thoy can do nothing but play the aggregation,' whether the two men are ringers or not. It is known that the two men played last year at the North Dnkota Agricultural College and had the standing of freshmen there. Univer sity students from the same college and class knew them both. Coach Korbes stated today, that his team would be sportsmanlike, nnd play with the men In the line-up. oven though they fo.lt thnt Washington Wtl lUH living up to tne rules. The ln,v I!" W"I1"B"' ulty, even in not making a state today the largest eolorlo of states men and politicians that have been with him since tho election. Vice- I'resMent-Klect Sherman arrived to- i and the! day with William L. Ward, of New lork, national commlttevmun from that state, nnd Representative Theo dore A. Ilurton, of Cleveland, rami' on the midnight train for a visit of at least 10 days. Senator liourne. of Ortrtaiti, arrived yesterday, and Senators Hurkett, of Nebraska, nnd Scott, of West Virgin ia, came In today. "I am here Just for fun." said Mr. Sherman. "Yes, you may call me Mr. Vice President. I like It. I play golf and 1 havo my slleks with me. I shall stay a week at least. My long suit Is talking as I play nnd If I can J get up a game with Judgo Taft 1 shall do my best to talk hi in out ot his good playliiK." "Seriously," Mr. Sherman added. "If Mr. Taft wants to talk over the problems nhend, I shall 1m very glad to do so, but ns for hnvlnn nny spe cific object In view for my visit, there Is none." While tho candidacy of Represen tative Ilurton for tlm senatorHhlp to succeed Mr. Korakor has been under stood for some time, tho matter will doubtless bo fully discussed with Mr. Taft. PRESCRIPTION WAS FILLED VERY OFTEN HERE MOMS Values to $1.50 Sale 65c Values to$4.00SaIe$ 1.75 TEiis is the Greatest Kimouta Sale ever lield in this city or anv other city. Hundreds of new and stylish Kimonas in long and short lengths. Made in Flannelette, Crepe, Silk and Wool. Perfect in fit and finish, every one worth more than double what we ask. In plain and Japanese designs. LONG KIMONAS. VALUE TO $3.75. AT $1.50 LONG KIMONAS, VALUE TO $3.50. AT $1.25 LONG KIMONAS, VALUE TO $2.75, AT $1.00. HUNDREDS TO PICK FROM SHORT KIMONAS, VALUE TO $4.50, AT $3.00 SHORT KIMONAS, VALUE TO $4.00, AT $1.75 SHORT KIMONAS, VALUE TO $2.75, AT $1.00 SHORT KIMONAS, VALUET0 $1.95, AT 75c SHORT KIMONAS, VALUE TO $1.00, AT 65c SHORT KIMONAS, VALUE TO $1.50, AT 45c SHORT KIMONAS, VALUE TO 75c, AT 40c The CRESCENT Thnt tho rendors of this paper np preclnto ndvlro when given In good faith Is plainly demons! rated by the luct thut one well-known local phar macy supplied tho- Ingredients for llji) hlu proscription" many "..-. - Tim appears to lie vorv treat whnn ii ia I times within the: ftMl Iwn .. remembered that Oregon kept out ' "timnincemeut of this simple, liai'nl liuss C.-ileman on the least taint of ""xluro lias certainly ncrom- susplelim. ('i)leman, however has ! P'lhed much In reducing the great neon re-ln.-tat-d by the A. A. C. and me. TurkysWanted Live and Dressed Turkeys wanted at Dodge's Grocery and Produce House " Top Cash Price Guaranteed could il;iy would li t h The linen ! follows i.miorrow li the faculty tomorrow will be as in. I ; : : . i : j I I it I ; i Oregon Hudson, 1 fir, I'inkliam. 1 Wiles. !ir, .Means, 170 Xi'wton, :;im Moullon, 17 Klltz. 170 Chandler. 1 " Clarke, 1 X" Sullivan. 1 7 Mains, 170 Washington tiriiiiiu, I 7." Kaklii, 1 so Halic.uk. i'l.'i Tegtmelir s Jarvik. 1 n.', HanV. Jt'.'i Watson. 1 (12 covi... ir,s Willis. I.I I It Mucklestone HIIL Wand, LEll I.TIt 1.0 K HiL -11TL ItEL Q V 175 1 711 170 NEW CHEF COMES TO OTTO'S GRILL Otto's Grill Is now In a bettor po sition than over to 8rvo thn public In th. lr lino ul Imslneiw. Forti;natly j ilf onu u-aHpoonf ill to bo (aktn nf(i?r l" him io piTiin' f.u h muni iiiw no n fit mi lium many raws of kfilm-y complaint and ; rhcHiuallKiii her", n.'lfnvltm' taln and j mlHt-ry, especially hiihmik Ihn older ' popiiliii Ion, who are hIviih mirfcrln ( more in If KM with blitdrl -r a ml mln i my troiihlen, )!!('kacho and partlru ! lar'y rhrMinatlMiit. Another well-known dniKKtM askn ii to continue tho annoutK-eiiieiit oT Die pri'rfi-rlptlon. It In doltiK ho iniirh real k ;od here, l:o fontiuu4', thut It would 1)0 n crlmn not to do no. It ran not bo repfited ton often, and further si u ton many runes of remark able euros wroiiKht. The followtni; Ik tho prescription of flniplo liiKredlentK, tnakhiK a hartnlt'HK, IncxpeiiftWe com pound, wlileh any pernon ran prepare by Bhaklnc woll In a bottle: Fluid Ki tract iMndoIlon, one-half ounce; Compound KnrKn, onu otinro; Com pound Syrup KurKuparllln, three OUIM4JH. Any first-claim drug atoro will Hell thin Hinall amount of each ingredient, and tho donu for adullM IV. Successor to Scobert Dodge M.I MAN'",.-, , II. WEST KARL McNUTT o Roberts Bros, m Tnrrint v O XtfX w, the servlees of Mr. Joseph Kuhn, who has he n chef at the Portland Hotel, and al.-.u chef at the Oregon tirlll for the past year, and just re cently chef at t lie Portland Commer cial Club. Mr. Kuhn took charge, of their cul- !slnc yesterday morning. lie Is one jof the best mi the Pacific coast and iTfJ has a reputation of being able td 'Please all epir:inans. Mr. Kuhn was; irhef at the I'nriland Commercial i ! : : I 1 ! ; : ! ii tt Th'To Is enough here to last for one week. If taketi according to direc tions. Good results will he apparent from tho first few doses. oAKGS LIVERY CO. Livery, Feed, Stage md Sales Stables Cabs Always Kcady First Class Turnouts ol All Descriptions ..STAGES.. MiKfiNZIE STAGE luvrs EuKrn itiiJOi. m. Stjfodo not ll it private rrRjilrncn but will call Inr ggage If nebbed the d4y before. Livery Phono Main 2 1 EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE A d4ilyil4eleiveiEu;etie4t6a. ni, Inr Mipletun, cloae connection by temer lir Flurence Hid Acme HIO RKDCCTION on all .Saturday, November H. Jenkins, 25 K. !Hh St. feathers llolton n!3 rhef at the I'nrHand Comnierr In) : fr wKjtts Vj ' ViA when the Janus J. Hill banquet was; f Vs. i" r given there on Hie 6th of this month, j ' eref lrf!V, , UM and handled SO guests at I'i.OO jierj j. jfJfZ t'-feliVi "t 1 1 VK'L e r should bo run a rat u la ted for being; aljle to si'Miie the services of such j a high clans n an. They felt that j nothing Is too kim1 for Eugene and : wish to give tljr. people of Kugene Just as goo I smvk-o aa they can get in a large city. j TOGGER.Y 554 W'ilianic Street. i ii Hi ! !?t.. .tfttttftftfti Bee our "Snp'-rior" wood heaters before buylni;; thf-y will show you what a heater o:ht to be, even If lou do't buy. Chambers Hard ware Cu. - 8ALK f ft irday, November One davM,nlv. Bolton A Jenkins,0. K. Nh street. n!3 k'ood-savers and 'ffen bakers this has made 'he riuperlor range famous. Chat:r Hardware). Lucas, the butch'-r knows haw to make sausage a' n ;na. Phone ' . 5i-f '-T v7-r'."'" .. . Teas, Coffee, Baking Powder, Etc. BACON BROS. I Spices P" j Extracts " IMPORTING COMPANY PURE OLIVE OIL Now 55 Easi Ninth. Eugene, Oregon Main 620. Nil Umbrellas and parasols repaired and recovered. Work praetlcal; no s.-ond hand material used. Call on )Oll. Watson at Potts' Cigar store, St4 Olive. Warner tunes yisoos. Ltave or ders at Morris' Music Store, tf CHOICE CUTS OF ROAST BEEF Many peoplo say they are hard to find hard If you dou't know, easy f yoU do. To mnke It easy, nolo the address below when In search of tender, Juicy, altogether satisfying cuts for roasts aud steaks. Broders Bros, Phone Main 40 West, 8th SC. i J 5