Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, November 25, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text-2 THE ECGKNB DAILY GUARD, WEDXKSDAY NOVEMBER 23. 1008 YOU CAN... Toast Your Bread. Boil Your Eggs. Percolate Your Coffee. Cook all kinds of Fancy Dishes and Candies. Heat your Curlnig Irons ALL BY ELECTRICITY See the Latest Electrical Cooking: Devices In our window. The El Tosto. The Water and Milk Heater. The Coffee Percalater. The Chafing Dish. The Curling Iron Heater. Pacific Electric Engineering Co. . 516 Willamette Street . , TO LOVERS OF Try a pound of our coffee cut rn pleased with the results. W M fDITirN THE SQUARE WW 1T1. DEAL GROCER 619 Willamette St. Phone Main 25. Steam and Pipe threaded from 1 inch'to 6inch Price from J Oc to 50c Allsizc nipples cut from t inch to 6 inch All work guaranteed! MARTIN &. BRIGGS, ST There la Only One "Bromo Quinine" That Is Laxative Bromo Quinine IfMtU THE WORLD OVER TO OUR A OOLO lit ONE DAY. Always rcmombor the full name. lor this signature on every box. Look 36o. I Dressmaking School PudIIs brinir own material nnrt tnalro an. ,.,.,i Pupils brinir own material and make desired under competent instructors; classes to fill all needs. Advancement according to capability. The latest np-to-date system of cutting and fitting taught thoroughly. Terms reasonable. For further narti- lars address MISS RECKERD, Room 1. Schneider Blk. BUY WOOD NOW FROM EUGENE TRANSFER CO. 'Excelsior wood, large load.., Dry Mnplo, sawed, per cord., Dry tlo wood, sawed cord... Dry hodv fir. 4-font. rnrrl KUiKAK TK.-WSr KH CO., t j ... 8C1ISCKUIE FOR TIIK Gl'ARU. GOOD COFFEE .All coffee mills heretofore used will only crush the berry, mutilating the minute oil cells, allowing the cof fee oil to evaporate, thus 'impairing the strength and flavor. By this new process the little , oil colls remain unbroken, the essential oil (food product), cannot evaporate, and the coffee retins Its fine, rich, ar omatic flavor In Its full strength. This is one reason why a pound of cotfee cut In this mill will make from ten to fifteen cups more of full strength coffee than will any coffee ground the old way. The lover of good coffee finds here a richness of flavor never found In coffee ground in the ordinary way at any price. Another feature about this mill Is that you may have your coffee cut as fine as the flnost sand and It will ..;!: !o nrictlcally free from that fine Unit wh'oh Is produced by the old mothod of grinding. You will, there- fnrn. nlwnva hnvn nlam rnn nf nnf. fee instead of a muddy effect a re Bult of using th old style mills. itoy;il Cut Coffee Is also adaptable for percolators or French Drip coffee pots. a royal mill ind w know you wl'.i be Yjurs truly, Gas Fitters me Red 4646 7th St. Scott's Santal-Pepsia Capsules A POSITIVE CURE For lniUfiinitiMi or 0trrh of th UltuMrr nJ ti,.p,Hi hlitntj. KO ODKI )tO f AT rrw.itiirk! Mti.t jTmiinrmlr all I'linaturnl IIwmio( tb 1 fluwrj Orcn. Atw. oluiriy likrtnU'tt. ftold to lruirfit9. lrio .n or (THE SANTAL-PEPSIN CO. IWIkfoaUlM, Ohio. Sold bv W. AKuykeudall, PREMIUMS OF COTTAGE GROVE DISTRICT FAIR Last Saturday The Guard printed the premium awards of the Cottage Grove district fair In the poultry department. Following Is the pre mium list In pther lines of exhibits: i ' Stock PnnifRter W P nr.ner first Churchill Brothers, second. Stallion Wm. Balnbridge, sec ond. Two-year-old Clyde J. D. An derson, first. Colt under one year J. D. An aerson, nrst. Roadster, two years W. B. Coop er, nrst. Mare and colt J. I. Jones, first. stallion j. i. Jones, first. Mjirfl J T Tnnoa flral Durham bull J. I. Jones, first. Durham calf Felix Currin. sec ond. 1 1 first. Ml Pnlanri Phlnn aniv TTamlltnn Veatch, first; J. A. Morgan, second. jersey Doar u. veatcn, nrst. Southdown sheep S. B. Morss, second. Southdown buck S. B. Morss, nrst. Two-year Billy Goat Curtis Voath Float- Two-year-old nannygoat Edgar n.ing, nrst ana second. Angora Billy Edgar King, sec ond. Ttfinlnn Champion mine, Bohemia, first prize. uoiu, gaiena ana copper ore Fancy Work, Etc. Pen. Ink and crayon drawing Miss Gail Hare, first and second. Pastel painting F. L-. Findley, nrst. ana secona. Water color painting L. W. Bach ler. first. . Oil painting by. child Victor Chambers, first; Ivan Cunningham second. Pencil drawing Miss Estella Thompson, first and second. Original design Miss Elsie Lea first and second. Oil naintlntr Mtra W A TT.m, enway, first; Mrs. Mary Cunning ham, second. Plush painting Mrs. Orln Rob inson, first and seco;id. Hair work Mrs.' J. B. Tapp, first China painting Mrs. A. LeRoy nrst ana second. Pvroeranhv Rev IV A -purl-... first; Miss Gall Hare, second. Bead work Mrs. V.'. H. Abrams first. Crochet v.-ork Mrs. Orln Robin- sun, ureit. Honiton and point lace Mrs. B n. jod, nrst. Crochet Mm Alloa Ahvnmn third; Mrs. B. R. Tabor, first and nucuuu. Venetian darning Mrs. , W. H Abrams, first. Knitting Mrs. Mary Gray, first Netting Mrs. C. L. Osenbrugge first. Tatting Mrs. Alice Abrams, first Flemish lace Mrs. James Benson first; Mrs. Herbert Eakin, second. Battenberg Mrs. A. B. Wood first; Mrs. F. D. Wheeler, sannnri Drawn work Mrs. H. Eakin, first huh secona. Bead work Mrs. Van Allison second. Point lace Mrs. H. Eakin, first ami secona. Hand made Torchon Mrs. F Osongrugge, first. Best col. Embroidery Mrs. Aw yer. second. Rug weaving J. M. Comer, first, Coronation braid Mrs. F D Wheeler, first. Best quilt Mrs. Mary Hart, first. trench embroidery Mrs. Cella mciTeeaie, nrst. Best Hnrrinn-rer ri-B lr a in ., -.j-. .w.u. i uu Vin son, first. Portiers Mrs. D. Read, first. Doll, dress fllrl t,n.i 10 r lorenco Homenway, first. vnizy qunt Mrs. Borego, first. Embroidery and Battenberg Mrs F. D. Wheeler fl. b ater color -Miss Hattle V. Ben- nett. secnnil Chenile Atra F. D. Wheeler, first. Eyelet enihrnlrlorv t S. Medley, first. ' ' Button hnlfo Mr-c A.T T first. " ru,,er- Water COlnr Afro ll -V r i.i first. ""ueit. lioniflll fiif wnrlr Ar . r t Job, first. Best ontlinn Mra x' ti first. ' ' rtUlttIUS' Heilistltrhlnir Afleo c . " -r . , first.- """"" JO' Best samnster Xtm r t u sen. first. Cross stitch Mrs ni.in t?ki second. Best sewing Miss Veliu ti. way, first. Point lace Mrs p n wi , flrst - Cut work Mrs n.-nn.. ond. ",. Colored Pllllirnl,l..rv m i --, Henderson, first. ' ' ' Child's rfrpB n,...n 10 Veil la Wheeler, second " ' ondSt eyelot Mrs- Hansen, sec- Kreili'h enilir,-l.1.. -r- Medley, second. sei-mld U1S"rJ"'S' CaHsta LlBS- Best sew I -ik- Mr. n-i.. t..v.. second. Crazr oiilli Mra n- . II,, ,v A n , "'"". secona; .Mrs 11 c. Baughman, secoud. rlusn nnlntliiL. i .. son. third. " K00,n- Canned Fruits. Silver prunes .Mis. E. K. nrn. first. 'J,fi huckleberries Mrs. A B on second. Blue Hucklrberrles Misses Cur rln and Hefty, first. lur Orange Marmalade Mrs C T Osenbrugge. first Q' hars,"11'"- -ClS. ki P.neirapp,e JoHr-Mr.. Kate Per- ca!da:e;rfrm'bl,lon-class c-m- Strawberry conserve Mrs. F. D. wneeier, first. Prunes Miss Nancy Whitsett, nrst. Strawberries Mrs. E. K. Barnes, first. Tame blackberries Mrs. E. K. Barnes, first. Uncooked Jelly Mrs. F. D. Wheel- tr flret 'Grape' Jelly Mrs. Kate Perkins;1 first. Locranhnrrles Mrs. C. L. Osen brugge, first. 0 Peas Mrs. W. A. Hemenway Quince Jelly Mrs. E. K. Barnes, secona. Quince Jelly Mrs. J. R. Job, first Loganberries Mrs. W. A. Hem enwav. first Blackberry ielly Mrs. E. K. Barnes, first. Ground cherries Mrs. A. B. Wood, first. Sauer Kraut Mrs. S. E. McFar- land, first. Beans Mrs. E. K. Barnes, first. Gooseberries Mrs. Kate Perkins, first. Rapsberry and currant Mrs. C L. Osenbrugge, first. Annie iellv Mrs. E. K. Barnes. first. Best can nenrs and cherries Mrs. Harvey Taylor, second. Tame and wild blackberries Mrs. A. Brund, second. Urape Jelly, ginger pears Mrp. L. Osenbrugge. second. Strawberries Mrs. A. Brund. second. flaking. Whole, whear hread Mrs. B. C. Tabor, first. Best rolls Mrs. Ornah Benson. first. Best whito hrourl Mrs PtinrlAQ Matthews, second; Mrs. B. B. Ta bor, first. Pumnkln nle Mrs Nettle ArnA first; Beulah DeSpain, second. school lOMiltms. Man W S firnmmnr flohnnl Kth grade, Grace Crabtree, first; Daniel wooas. secona;-Clara rJby, third. Drawing of heart W. S. Gram mar - School. 4th srrade T.ennra Hohl, first; Pearl Plaster, second; Kenneth Wilson, third. Algebra booklet E. S. High School, Sophomore Allle Phillips, first: Oertrndo Wnp-nlo nafnnrl Blanche Branton, third. map uregon, W. S. Grammar School, 2nd and 3rd grade Merle CJDV. TirSt: F etcher Hnr nw thlrrt Vena Wheeler, second. Algebra booklet, High School Freshmen. Blanch Vpntrh lot- Al. ma Fullmer, 2nd; Mabel McFarland 3ra. Drawine nf Tnnth TTinot ayfl Grammar School, 6th grade, Mae Armstrong, 1st; Jfilsie Coffman, 2nd Hattie Landess. 3rd. Man S. A. R. S nmma 7th grade, Verna Fullmer, 1st; Nel lie uwens, zna; njstella Brewer, 3dr Geometry booklet, w, s viah School, Junior. Hazel 1st: Mnhel Ventph aonnn. Cochran, 3rd. Astronomy booklet V. a itiv. School, Seniors; Eunice VanDenberg, isi; iMieia Hazieton, 2nd; Joseph Ar nold. 3rd. Laying eun dots! F. s -hr,,,i it graae. a, Eaward Skilling. 1st: Floyd Kirkman. 2nd: Flslo Pl,,n,i ara. Laying gun dots. R. a onhnr 1st grade. A. Mvrtle Taatari, lot. iviyrna uiu, zna; Wilbur Spray, 3rd. Tinted leaf, E. S. Grammar school 2nd grade. Martin Tnrlr lot- d..i; Stewart, 2nd; Hazel Spray, 3rd. Tinted leaf, E. S. grammar Behoof 3rd grade, Idalla King, 1st: Harlan aiee, zna; winard Morse, 3rd. Lnndscane. R. S f! 4 in grade, Benetta Teeters, 1st; Lil ian t.ewis, and; Samuel Veatch, 3rd Bookkeeping, Silk Creek Academy moiiiui 10, Aiuanaa f oster, 1st. History Paner. W. S sih o-h lYiunei nooinson, 1st; Edith Rosen berg, 2nd; dart: Groom, 3rd. Sketch Of Pnet R H Cll, Verna Tullar, 1st; Velva Younc' nd; Clarence Milne, 3rd. Penmanshii) 11 lid npn rnoee TJUh School. Sfninr Anno T7J t-. tt nice VanDenberg, 2nd; Nora Hull, Penmnnshln and nnino.-, tjii. school, Junior. M.ihel Vonioh' i. . Maud Hooper, 2nd; Vera Cochran' 3rd. Penmnnshln school, Freshman. Ruth Woodward 1st; Blanche Veatch, 2nd; Fern Rov er, 3rd. Penmnnshln and nonmoco ui.u school, Sophomore. Blanche' Bran ton. 1st: KIHIp nmnh.,,.!. o-j. Mary Hawley. 3rd. Vegetables Yellow Danner son. 1st. White Belgium nurrnto T TT J Crow, 1st. - " - - Sugar. Yellnw Tint.vj rj gol beets, J. Hardy Crow. 1st Ruta Bnea. J. Hardy Crow. 1st Mammoth Tnntnr .01.1. Red ton tiimino t trn..,. n 1st. ' ' v,uw' Kale J. V Tllnrnlnn 0J. M. M. Wheeler ""u' mrs' Lettuce, . ...n Met'calf. 1st. v!il,1"!,Wr-' - M- Miller. 1st. nne llelginni son. 1st. Red Mangel beets. F. Pluard, 2nd Red cabbage. A. J. Stewart, 1st lellow l)nmi.. t . Crow. 2nd J- r,ara-v Hllblmrd SmmoK T t- ' n-l. ?nH- u-n, ii . '"rmon. nd. m. H. Arne. 1st. . Acorn squash. J. Hardy Crow, 1st Snuashes. r.n a o Mackey, 2nd. ' l; Jas- BlOOd hfWtd T . Hardy Crow. 1st. i lvl,n"?k ills- PoMx Currin, 1st; Mrs. I. . I nnrnrnn n.. j rike's Pe:.L-' K . Thornton. Is,. ' ' J- V' Hubbard squashes, Wm. H. An9, Early Rose potatoes. Wm. bridge. 1st; E,1l- ki o Baln- '"(1. 1st- w 1,7." "' KdBar King. ,;Jlm " Hawlev. 2nd. ley.l. '"0 l0,a,ws- W. B. !!-. White Flint corn. C. W. Caldwell. Yellow Flint corn. J. Hardy Crr u White IV, corn, AOj Gpwar( Coffee The kind that makes the break fastreal Coffee through and through always the same. ; Your grocer will grind lt--better if ground at home not too fine. 3 Early Amber corn, J. Hardy Crow. nrst. Evergreen corn. A. J. Stewart 9nH Tom Thumb corn. J. V. Thornton. ist. Pop corn, C. W. Caldwell, 1st; J Harrtv iflrnw 2nrt Onions. Metcalf Brund. 1st- .T T uison, zna. Annie Awards. Rpn navis P. W alrlwell 9nrt- Mrs. Clara Taylor, 2nd. Dutch Mignon apples, G. B. Haw kins, 1st; Ben Lurch, 2nd. Dried Italian prunes, J. V. Thorn ton, 1st. Dried apples, Mrs. G. B. Haw kins, 1st; Mrs. J. V. Thornton. 2nd White Bellflower annles. .T V Thornton. 1st. Banana apples, W. C. Conner, 1st. n. - i. 'ureenin?. .1. v. 'rnnrntnn 1st. Baldwin apples. G. M. Miller. 1st Roxhurv Russet nnnlps Wm Balnbridge. 1st. . . Baldwin, E. C. Marton,. 2nd. Oulnces. J. V. Thornton 2nd Petite prunes, J. V. Thornton, 1st. Miscellaneous. White Goat rug. Mrs. S. E Me Farland, 1st; Mrs. W. T. Kayser, 2nd. Butter, SfBurcham, 2nd; Mrs. J D. Anderson, 1st. Lard. Mrs'.T. F) -AnHersnn lei Colored Goat Rug, Mrs. S. E. Mc- rariana, m; Mrs. S. E. McFarland 2nd. Eggs, J. V. Thornton, 1st; Frankle wauacer zua. Cotswold wool, Felix Currin, 1st Beardless Barley, Felix Currin,, 1st. Whita corn, Felix Currin, 1st. Harness, E. C. Marton, 1st. Peacock feather duster, Mrs. W. T. Kayser, 1st. Timothy,. J. Hardy Crow, 1st; J. Hardv Crow.. 2nd. Walnuts and chestnuts, Felix Cur rin. I3t. Red apples, Mrs. Sarah Rawlings 2nd; Mrs. Sarah Rawlings, 1st. Shingles, S. K. Lewis. 1st. Mineral Water Levi Geer, 1st. Shelled oats, Mrs. Anlauf, 1st. Bearded barley, J. Hardy Crow. Coopers barrels, J. M. Comer. Lumber, Brown Lumber Co., 1st. Inlaid wood. G. H. Dyer, 1st. Ilntiv filmw The fnllnnrintr I " mo uttui suuw ueia saturaay af ternoon: Fattest, hahv nnrioi. 9 ifQ. .... nu Mr. and Mrs. George McReynolds! seven months old baby, first prize. Prettiest habv and Mrs. John VVllenn't, in n.ni.' Old baby boy, $l.uO. Prettiest, boy one to three years years old, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ricb. uiuu s nine son uelmas, fl.OO. Pretties! lrirl nnria. 1 D Stanley, $1. Pretfleat ?lt-l 1 t 9 t-. otha Scarbrough, little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eby Scarbrough of Creswell, $1. COSY RESTAURANT We will give you a good meal for 25 cents . Lunch from 5 cents up Begging a share of your patronage I am at your serivece, S. WHITE, Prop., 6th and Willamette. GEO. K. MUNROE FURNITURE 67 West ElRhth St., KuRene, Cegon. Phono Red 5576. Sole Agents for the Portland 1 p. .v Stove Works. Fifty-three styles, including the Detroit Line. Also the dclede o'nX-mket631 'W PHCe ." the factor""6 f HearS last from Ca" he?l exKam'ne r large stock before buying elsewhere. VINCENT R.ESTAUR.ANT Meols at all Hours 20canJup Pnone Black 157 West Eighth' St BOARoDING Best Table Board In the cltf. A few fine rooms. M1W. A. G. WATREWS.SS 71 Weat Ninth Strror Tint You Wall With Calcimo The Sanitarv Pi.u sily applied and durable NJW DESIGNS ,N WALL PAPER. Ivertir Wall Pater , and Paint Company t, w DveaMi St. Sanitary Eye Classes NO CORK, NO RUBBER NO CELLULOID, NON-IRRITATING MADE TO FIT ANY NOSE . Choose your optician as you would your physician. For ef fectiveness of work rather than lowness of price. Dr. Franc Lucile Hard Optician and Refractionist. ?'5 -1!4' Newr Chrisman Bldg. The First National Bank Invites your account, whether large or small. Your business will receive prompt, accurate and conf!dntial atten tion. : SAFE DEPOSIT ROXES FOR RENT T. G. HENDRICKS,, President S. B. EAKIN, Vice-President P. E. SNODGRASS, Cashier. DARWIN BRISTOW, Assistant Cashier LUKE Li. GOODRICH, Assistant Cashier. Plumbing Furnish your new hom properly.' Don't slight the gas fixtures. We do al! kinds of reliable plumbing and tinning wrk. Jall and let us estimate on your work Aya & Heitznun 34 West atb St, Phone bUckl 11? Well Drilling For up-to-date well drilling see LaDuke & Lef (ler Co. Well Drillers Telephone Red 512J 999 Villard Boulevard AUTOMOBILE FOR HIRE Five passenger car for hire any time day or night GOOD DRIVER CALL BLACK 1231 W. H. SMYTH Succour to M. S. Hobble Transfer Company will do a Kaerai transfer busincs; wood, household goods, trunks and all thai as im bla liar will receive prompt nad careful attention. "Business Praatpt and Currful" l oar motto, riioa Maia 2 Res. Phone, Red 412. A. C MATHEWS O General Teaming Qjncre, Gravel, Building Sand and good excavation earth for sale Phone Black 281 1 or call at 345 W 4th Williams Transfer Co. Light and Heavy Hauling WOOD TOR SALE 54 'WlllanutteSt.. Bupo. Otoa Pfcaa Itete fl I .i LjhPril 't "an,,, Capital WAUJIXGntQi I Jl?"'?J? uj a-ta season. W.iv;.. shoes putonimj good luck to Towkso! fit so comiombij.n. tender pam n pl UJ3 nui kiiot U ure of being t your horse thuttsii,. us shoe bin. G. BURBAa 531 OiiveSL AND ASK I! Neighbors about tit tea Boss liueter Did 701 ay WALL PA1 FRED LUDFl Practical Pat s;rTis Prnierisnri B Paintinf 102 W. Eighth St M M H While Viewing Skybcrop on Right About ffl and see McLEOD'S New Fall J EAT0N1 Book llook 111 in ITU"1 . x-sW Nont i -Offl EATON'S E 0