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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 10, 1908)
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' ' Pacific Electric Engineering Co. 516 Willamette Street 88885888828 gm::;;:::::j::::::::::;;x5j:x:::n:n;n:n: 88 P Xxxl 22 tt 1222 2222 2222 i r " tttt tin Headquarters for Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Cut Glass,, and Diamonds. J. S. LUCKEY, Pioneer and Re liable Jeweler, established in Eugene since 1869. xm:m:m::j::t:::::n::m::m:m::mxmT2 Here You At no exceptions. .AjkL it The Very Very Best for 25 Cents all Pore Food Laws rczxxxxxxxxxxxzi nit 5 THREE-STORY BLOCK WILL BE BUILT AT COTTAGE GROVE Dunbar & O'Lone Will Build Delinquency Court to Be Held by 0. N. G. Messrs. Dunbar .& O'Lone will erect a three-story brick building on their property with a basement. Plans are now in preparation, ana a thoroughly up-to-date structure will be built. The basement will be of concrete and the three stories of pressed brick. A fine glass front will be put in and an electric ele vator and steam heat will also come in with the modern utilities of the store. The basement will contain the grocery department, the ground floor the dry-goods and the cloth ing, the second floor the ladles' ready-to-wear garments and shop shop rooms, and the third floor will contain furniture and carpets. The building, aside from the ground purchase, is estimated will cost be tween $8,700 and $9,000 complete, and will be another substantial im provement to this growing little city. The Garman-Hcmenway Co. will move to their newly acquired property about the first of Feb ruary. Mr. Lincoln will move as soon as he finds a location and work men will remoaei tne interior 01 the present building, placing in a plate glass front and a balcony around the room. Work on the new brick will commence about the 1st of May, the coming spring, as soon as the peather permits. The pres ent structure will foe moved to the side street and Garmen-Hemenway Co. will continue doing 'business in lt until their new building is fin ished. This Is an unexepected change In the building contemplated In this city, and with the present building in course or construction awJ.Uwiie-to start In the spring, a greater activity' than- the' place"' has ever before seen will have started. Let the good work go on. The delinquency court of the 4tn Regiment, O. N. G., baa been ordered convened at the armory In Cottage Grove Thursday evening, December 10th, 1908, at7:30 .p. m. for the trial of all members of the company delinquent In their duty. Privates John F. McFarland, Charles E. Whltlock and Harley E. Queener have been summoned to appear before the court tor trial for continued absence from drill. The court Is presided over by J. M. Williams, Lieutenant Colonel of the Fourth Regiment. At the annual meeting, of the Commercial club- 'held in the club rooms last night considerable im portant business was transacted and officers were elected for the en' suing year as follows: President, H. O. Thompson; secre tary r . H. Rosenberg; treasurer George iHali. Leader and Western Oregon. ENTERTAINMENT AT W. 0. W. HALL Program Carried Out, Followed by Dancing and Other Amusements A most pleasing entertainment was held at the W. COW. hall Wednesday evening, and a large number were In atteudunce. Several musical num bers were well rendered, and also a few recitations. The two leading fea tures of the evening were the drill by the W. O. W. degree team and the circle Guards, and also the boxing match between "Joe Guns" and "Pe ter Jncksun," In which the latter won the championship belt. After the program was finished a social dnnce was held in the banquet hall. The conimittM tvkho. in thnni. those who took part in the entertaln- uieui, ana also tne one previous. These entertainments will be con ued durine thn wlninr nnti.o tt,n object being to create Interest and al so Increase the membership. ALBUM OK VIEWS. The December Nobody will be 24 Instead of 16 pages and 'be a souvenir al uum ui ixine county views, without reading matter, ex cept the titles. Five thou sand copies, instead of 3500, are being printed. They will cost the club 12c, but will be Bold by the bookstores at the regular price of 10c a copy. No ads will appear in this number except o the back cover, space for which should be reserved Immediately by would-be advertisers, as the allium Is ready to go to press. Address, PROMOTION DEPARTMENT EUGENE COMMERCIAL, CLUB. UA.SOLINh WOOL SAW. Garrison A Gibson saw WOO(i ri'JS B,,ck Un- Honi olitck 1761. tj New dining tables and chairs di rect from factory. Rc hl. i.. dow. Chambers HmrdWo flo I Kodoi for dyspepsia. Indigestion weak stomarfe ,our stomach, gas on stomach, c. is guaraaJeed to give prompt relief from any 9,rm of stom ach trouia.. It will cure your dysDeT). I. Sold by all druggist,: 5 Pel CONFERENCE TO PROMOTE COMMERCE Washington, D. C, Dec. 10. The fourth and last of the series of com mercial and industrial conferences that have helped to make the present week a notable one in the national capital was held today, when the Na tional Council of Commerce met to elect officers, adopt by-laws and to perfect a plan to be followed by the council in Its future work. The ses sions were held In the offices of the department of commerce and labor and were attended 'by eminent rep resentatives of commercial organiza tions in virtually every state of the Union. The National Council . of Com merce, which was inaugurated by Secretary Straus a year ago, has aroused considerable interest thrnnirlmiit rhn country about sixty commercial bodies from the leading cities of the United States having Joined the council since its first meHtinir SRomtarv Straus haB be come more and more convinced of the practical value of this ' progres sive organization, not only to the commercial activities throughout the eountrv. which can through the coun cil be constantly informed of trade opportuniites abroad, but to the va- ment connected wltn tne Dusiness world. One of the features of the move ment l thn establishment of a per manent bureau of the council in this city in charge of a capable man, who can keep in close touch with the gov ernment departments that have to do with commercial affairs and ad vise the various commercial inter ests of important matters that arise from time to time ana enect tneir welfare. Similar bureaus 'have ex isted for some time in Germany, Eng land. France and other European coutrles and have" found to be of in calculable value in promoting their foreign commerce. ' ' ttaUtuol Coitstipauon ture may be gradually clispensedWdH An no lonw needed astKeoestof remedies, wKen required, are to assist nature and not to tiupjJo.nl the naW. at junctions, xhicK must depend ulti toately upon proper nourishment, proper efJortuidrit livi6 generally. To get its beriejtcial ejects, always guy the genuine manufactured by tKe California Fig Syrup Co. only SOLP BY ALL LEADING DRUGGISTS eat sue only, reguUr price 50f fr Battle fflmvireiflirrl As has been our custom for the last fifteen years we will put up any kind of spectacles or eyeglasses for Christmas presents and after the holidays will give the recipient an accu rate correction free of any charges for examination. J O. WATTS Optometrist. 611 Willamette Street. Christmas Cards, Bookle'ts, Postals, . Holly Boxes. Seals, Labels, Tags, at SCHWARZSCHILD'S BOOK STORE The House of Superior Quality SB6 Willamette St. BUY WOOD NOW FROM EUGENE TRANSFER CO. Exceptor wood, large load . . . rg.no fry Maple, sawed, per cord . . a.Sn Dry tie wood, sawed cord . , . jso Dry body fir, 4-foot, cord. . . . ,4.an RIOKNH TRANHFRR CO., A. C. MATHEWS General Tean?inf Concrete, Gtavel, Building j Sand and good excavation ' earth for sale Phone Black 231 1 or call at 345 W 4th Of I neon; iruiy &enji ifuauvc texntdy, Syrup of Kg anJEluW Sam, which enable one fro form retuiar kalut'K. dailv .to that: oasudonce to mi. you wouldn't be without one another or as low as you please there s just direct intense heat that's Beaulilully hnished in nickel mental anywhere. I he brass lont holds 1 quirts, giv ing heat lor 9 hours. It is light in weight easily carried lrom room to room. Every heater warranted. The fPWjn grnn meets the need ol the - iioywLamp,., brigh steady light ideal to read or study by. Made of brass nickel plated, latest im proved central draft burner. Every lamp warranted. If Jl Jam nnl jrnt-PrL..linfi Oil Haala'v and Rayo Lamp write our nearest tindiid oil, niBranif (llHlllllllll FoFsessing every convnierce and an ideal location fronting on the beautiful city plaza. Adjacent to business center. Up-to-date grill. Telephone in every room. Private baths. Bus to and from all trains K ates European Plan M-00 and $1.60 per day. -52.00 and $2.50 with bath. Eugene Cuard on File ELI BANGS J. H. MPEST BANGSHLIVERY CO. Livery, Feed, Stage and Sales Stables Cabs Always Ready First'Qass Turnouts of All Descriptions ' ' ..STAGES.. . McKENZIE STAGE leavn Eueene at 5:30 a. m. Stapes do not call at private residences but will call for ' baggage ii notified the day before. Livery Phone Main 2 1 I Dressmaking School Punils brinir own material and make any garment r O f' desired under competent instructors; classes to all needs. Advancement according to capability. The latest up-to-date system of cutting and fitting taught g thoroughly. Terms reasonable. . Fey further p.rticu- g lars address MISS RECKESD, Room 1. Schneider Blk. H HI' x T t TTTTiTixTttiTTTTl Phoenfe Lime and Salpbur Liquid Spray The Kind that pays. We have lust received our first car for this season J Griffm Hardware Company Agents for the Genuine "Phoenix Spgay. ' Where th uoor upens Constantly You can quickly heat and keep cozy the draughty hall or cold room M matter what the weather condi!!. ire ana ll you only knew how much real wmlort you can have lrom PERFECTION Oil Heater Ooslppea with Sowkeless Deriee) I 1 i hour. Turn the wick as high no danger no smoke no smell because of the smokeless device. and japan orna agency. The LENOX :jh - Port land's Newd Most Mtxlernly Furnishes HOTEL Third ard Main Streets PORTLAND, - ORfcCON - Rates American Plan . . $2.50 and $3.00-per day. , , $3.50 and $-1.00 with bath. O. H. SPKNCER, Manager EARLMcNUTT ! EUGENE-FLORENC STAGE A oaily stage leavesEugtneat 6 tn, (or Mapleton, close connection fay steamer for Florence and Acme CHOICE CUTS OF ROAST BEEF Many people say they are hard to find hard if you don't know, easy If you do. To make It easy, note the address below when in search of tender. Juicy, altogether satisfing cuts for roasts and steaks. Broders Bros Phone Main 40 - Wesl.8tbSt Bass H J DidJ WALL FRED i fractrip. Viewir Sky&r on Hell NewFJ:' 7i wAUuscra It said tab) luck, bi gtaioo. Wilbl aboes put good loektiic' fit io MBtonst' tender pir be wlllln' nreoIbiOJ'' jour ti a) US IIN 11- 531 Ctd properly- ms to and tinnini and to"' yOUf O.I45U
