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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 14, 1908)
VMBBH 1UKJT aA ATVKDAY, JiOYatMKBrt M, 1M Man "-i MOMENT UNVEILED o 'DISTRICf FAIR( o COMPLIES V.'STII PURE FOOD ALL V . diiii 0 .J r . ; k is W LAXVS Makes, the Baking Sweeter, Lighter Always works right , NO FAILURES Costs YOU Less NO TRUST PRICES 23 Ounces for 25 Cents BEST AT ANY PRICE .or, your money back O" AT COTTAGE GROVE i leWhe Coal Ffee GoOut Ot.O A v NEXT WEEK New York, Nov. H. -Vith loom ing crowds and in tho presence ot a distinguished company the Ship Martyrs' Monument In Fort Green Park. Brooklyn, was dedica ted today. William H. taft. the next President of the United States de- Tlie Patriot Fair Association ts proRrossing with their f.nr piocimu. which will ho hold in Cottage C.rovoj next Thursilay. Friday and Saturday. A list of premiums has boon arrang- ( ed and the various committees have I worked hard and diligently to inako VP jAN evas : Better Than Pills r J For Liver Pis, II VifmS Rameaty b better than pills. bacaiate It am In the rifiil win. lllitTtncAmii Stomach, tail Dif otica. ctns Dyirepila. duatcf tfct Uvtt tad levtb, cunnf Cemilipalran. t UwaOr eat NR. Tabkl a aO that hoeceturr to eomdtha vcrtfft trouble. It atarls S Stomach and earchca through the Uvea-. Kidoeyt and luti dtaaofvtaf aad Mhin( u it foe. ATaMats art alvara lust rlfht aad Bcttbcr aidtxa. (rip. oor haw aor hanchdalav to. G(TA2Mt.lOX. .. For Sale by Hull's Red .Cross Jnig Store.- out your dead.'" Those were huried on tho beach in shallow graves until Prison some t,me atlrr t!u l,r. when iiiruugit mo iminoiio ol'Orts 01 tile Tammany Society they wore gtwti decent burial in lower Hudson ave nue. This occurred about isns in lji7(l tha rtimniriG tnrd this a grand success. Hlld from the livered the principal address of the to Fort Green Park and placed In a l,rist,,,t Indications It will be. A ""' 'vault. Early In the present year tin- "looting was hold In the Commercial U was a sala day in Brooklyn. ! der the direction of inspectors from t l"u r"l,,is this week in regard to The stars and stripes floated from the War and Navy departments, tho business connected with the fair and all the public buildings and from remains were removed from the old a Vtfl'-V optimistic report was given, hundreds of private residences. Al- vault and placed in the orvpt of the Farmers should bring their produce most every house in tho Immediate ' magnificent new monument. The unJ '"ake an exhibit. There are a neighborhood of Fort Green Park remains ol the martyrs wore found ll" of ulu0 ribbon producers lu tho was decorated with flags and bunt- to consist of, for the most part of vicinity of Cottage Grove, and every- ing. The speakers' rostrum was bones broken in many places, only body would like to see some of their handsomely decorated with shields, , one perfect skeleton being found. products on display, large brass eagles and the coats of Twenty years ago, when the pro- Itemember, it costs you nothing to arms of the thirteen original ject for the monument dedicated to- make an entry of stock, poultry, veg- states. day was first broached, the Society etablos, fruits, timber, lumber, fancy a ue ueuicaiion or the monument ol Hid UrooKlynltes sent a renresen- work aim nil those things whle. go ' made the occasion of a splendid tative to England who copied the toward making a country fair a sue- mllltary pageant. 10.000 soldiers of names of eight thousand victims ol cess. A few small cash prizes are of- the United States army, National the prison snips whi'h ho found In ferod and many pretty and suitable Guard of the State of New York, and tho records of tho British War do-i .ribbon premiums are offered. The sailors and marines from the navv pnrtment. Three of t!.,' shins failed , baby show Saturday Is free for all yard participating in the denuinstra- to make any report and for this roa-' and w ill no doubt be a great attrac tion. Along the line of parade thous-1 son the record is far front complete. Hon. ands of spectators thronged the side-1 All tho thirteen original slates Friday Is V. t). W. day and tho walks and loudly cheered Mr. Taft ' were represented among the victims ' choppers of (ho country will bo out and the other notables who were to ; of tho prison ships. In recognition of ! In full uniform and will give a pub take part In the exercises. i this fact each of the thirteen states I He drill. They will Initiate about I "he speakers paid glowing trib-,sent official representatives to the 100 now members In tho local lodge ute to the memory of the 12.000 ! dedication exercises today. These ' room In the evening and Rive a grand American patriots who lost their' representatives were given places of banquet. Apply to 0 V. llnnleton, lives In prison ships anchored in honor on tho large sianii erected at secretary, for entry blanks and shlp Wnllahont Bay In the Revolutionary ', the side of the monument to acconio-' plug tags. Space may bo engaged by War, and in memory ot whoso mar-i (Into the Invited gnosis. The gold : upplylng to F. 11. Phillips and F. 11. tyrdoin the monument was erected, lace and brilliant uniforms of the ! ltosonboi g. exhibits committee. i tie monument itself is a remarkable; army and naval officers and the structure. It Is one of the largest flags, coats of arms and other decor fluted columns in the country, finely r ntlohs combined to form a brlllln.nl proportioned and of imposing ill-1 displny. niension. The column, designed bv . the late Stanford White, Is of New'- ,, . . ... . norf whlta irrnnito 1 Sil (W l,l,.h .. l""T I'imwionV and rises to a height of 2S0 feet 1 . Irs'0Mar?. Dowll"K " No- 8th above the street level. The shaft ls'Mc , Sa" rnnclseo recommends a eighteen feet in diameter at the Imse "n. rf".l,81t"",ah r0,,ble- S," . ,i f . .1 i. iM... n...... says: Gratitude for the wonderful iw,tlii,--,i at lt, ii, rv. iun I'm ic . .f tr.i hi,. . . l""i ' tctniu iiuiiTs in a case Ol O.. ! a-.-..i tv.n- q pl.I.V lot kiui.v-n woik Q tile b'ssinK en jovej Uy ecry housewife who possesses a Now Perfection Wick illue Flame Oil Cook-Stove. At the first sue festion of summer weather, let the nngo fire die out, set a NEW PERFECTION Wick Blue Flame 09 Cook-Stove in a corner of the kitchen and at once the family boiling, fiying and baking may be done with comfort, because the New Perfection " delivers the heat under the kettle where you want it and not about the room where you don's want it. Made in throe sizes, each capable of an astonishing ranee of work. If not with your dealer, wtite our nearest agency. The T r-t m f Rive moat ogrw- .aWlaWf VM able liatnt lor tca.l- AO..U..1 . .... ... I . I The bronze funeral urn surmounting ' f,C",i?de'"0,r:.,!,r,Inm!! ,n'8 AC"; -U l 1 . . i. lis twelvo feet In diameter and weighs f0,1" B'0,macn. "" "v,;f bles Eloc-, gone Matlock and wife lale of Kn- I e rrht tuna . Th tntnl iwl nf tho ... ..i ini; uu iui tmr, wim win mum oil moil timonial. I am fully convinced that All exhibits must bo presented by S o'clock Thursday morning, Novem ber 111. Leader. EUGENE MATLOCI K I i BUILDING COTTAGE liiil, srnim; or aituty -niftlow, stionn, cntutnutu. No better lamp la tiutU for every liouicholJ ut. it ut t your dcjilcr't, write our nearest niuy. . STANDARD OIL COMPANY (Inrorpornlfd rnntructDp Will Hart Is still vory busy iind this week rHMtvoi two more rontrurtH for tho ItuildiiiK f motliTti (t'ottimti in this city, tho first for Ku monument exceeded over $400,000 J Of this amount Congress appropria ted $100,000 and the remainder camejJom the Slate of New York, Coffee, Baking Powder, Etc. BACON BROS. T Spices Extracts IMPORTING COMPANY PURX OLIVE OIL 55 East Ninth. Eugene, Oregon peclnlly helpful In all forms of fa- tho ritv of New York nnrl from vol- . "l " .,tr nr,n.,n,iin , Kendall s urug btoro. The story of the Prison ship mar tyrs forms one of the most tragic pages In the history of America. Cer tain vessels used in the sugar trade were anchored in Wallabout Bay market today." This great tonic and.uewlv ncniiircd lot near the homo of alterative modlclno Invigorates tho I Mrs. Matlock's father and mother, system, purifies the blood and Is cs-W. C. Johnson nnd wife. Mr. Matlock DRV WOOD. Brooklyn, during the Revolution and; 836 or 171. became veritable enamel houses as field. English prisons for American sol- ! diers. Confined below decks, with no I attempt at sanitary arrangements, the mortality of the unfortunate cap ! fives was frightful. It is estimated I by the most careful historians that no fewer than 12,000 American pat riots lost their lives In these prison 1 ships. 1 Each morning, the English guards would call to the prisoners, "Turn Sixteen Inch and mill Wjod (16- Inch) Springfield mill. Phono Main having become associated In Mr. Johnson's inercantllo business here. Cottage Grove l,oadre. Kennedy t Laxative Cough Syrup moves the bowels gently. Con'.nlns no opiates. It Is pleasant to take and children especially like the taste, so Kor-i-noor Candy Sale Saturday, Nov. , 14th . Assorted Cream Caramels, 20c a pound (Regular Prict -10c) Special Jap. Caramels, 20c a pound 533 WILLAMLTTE ST. The KOR-I-NOOR., I:::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::: em nun. i nun. main i , :,, . , a u . n C. It..' Mead, Spring-' n"rly llk8 niaple sugar. Sold by all nil All goods bought of Luckey engraved free don't forget. Sliver napkin spoons at Watts. rings ani baky Cuckoo clocks at Luckey's. druggists, Signet rings at Luckey's. engraved free v7hy th. Eug.n. Poultry Co. orew 110 prlsos was because they used F. J. Scofleld'a Animal Chick Food, manufactured at the Eugons Chemic al Works, at Eugene, Phone Rod 608U N2S . . T. H. ELLIS . . CONCRETE CONSTRUCTOR Cement Blocks and Pressed Brick. ORDERS FOR SIDEWALKS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION Phone Black 6621. Residenoe, 864 High St. TWO WEE SALE ?: Groceries Fruit Granulated Sugar, per hundred $6.05 Dry Granulated Sugar, per hundred $5.90 16 pounds Fruit Sugar. $1.00 Valley Flour, per sack. $1-15 3 cans Tomatoes 25c 3 cans Corn............ 25(5 2 bushel Burbank Potatoes $1-00 15c can Clams l1c' 25c package Crackers 2P 50-pound sack Fine Salt 50c 50-pound sack Coarse Salt 25c bottle' Snider's Catsup 20 25c tattle Gilt Edge Shoe Dressnig 20c New crop English Walnuts, per pound 20c 25c can K-C Baking Powder.: 20c Miscellaneous Articles 50c Glass Washboards 35c 10c Crepe Paper 5c 10c Curling Irons 5c $1.50 Food Choppers $1.20 5c bunch Envelopes 3c 20c box School Crayons 15c 3 packages Hard Wood Toothpicks 10c 6 rolls Toilet Paper 25c 6 packages Toilet Paper (sheets) 25c Small Hand Lamps, complete 25c 6 spools 0. N. T. Thread 25c "Mephisto" Indelible Pencils 5c No. 2 Lamp Chimneys 7c Shinola Shoe Polish , 5c iOry Goods Apron Gingham, per yard 5c All Calicos, per yard. 5c $1.00 Wool Underwear 80c 50c Work Shirts 40c 50c Fleeced Underwear 40c . 12y2c Linen Crash .' 10c 10c Linen Crash .' . ,8c Table Oil Cloth, per yard. 18c Lonsdale Muslin, per yard 9c 20c Burlap, plain and fancy, per yard 15c 6VtC outing Flannel, per yard 5c Levi Strauss Overalls 7. ... 75c $1.25 Cotton Blankets $1.00 $1.00 Cotton Blankets 75c Slicker Hats 25c 4 pair Men's Cotton Mixed Hose 25c This Sale Positively Ends Saturday, November 28th A Rill r Deioartinni o -4 A ssW th:c store that keps ?rjces dow i 1 i - - - - - -
