Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, December 11, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text-"" , " Q d Mor love d AH the World Loves a Lover Providence Joins in with the World ii Loving a Hustler Witness the weather provided for this community in its home building spurt. The weather will not last; neither will the present low cost of building. Booth-Kelly Lumber 14 East 8th Street, Eugene, Oregon. WW H on the light Track clothing Is looked :tr expert assistants. perfect v.- Dressed delivered promptly, targes by their little. satisfaction an as- i n$r possible in Sg and Dyeing DyeWorks 1 Willamette Sts. DneRed 2S6J KITCHEN &. KOMPP Livery, Feed and Sales Stables Sample room in connection located In Hcgister lildg., Willamette St. Oak and 7th' Eocene. Or. Plioaa Main fS THE "BELL" RINGS MONDAY NIGHT New Theatre Will Open to Pub lic With Good Vaude ville Show DA IK Julius Idsmith Appreciates smoking gooc cigars. It gives him relaxation The Mount. Hood Cigar is a favorite among all thtikingmcn It is positively the best 10c Cigar on the market lLAMETTE Market Mew Management Fresh and Sdt uwaysoriHand j in Your Order & CAMPBELL 38 512 WaUixscttc EATON'SO Book Bindery Hooks Boond. MipflK Bonnd. PortJoline Made. . Hiank llook" Knled and Honnd lo Order. Article Jtookhlndiag rwoe. Nothing Bat Good .Sont Hut Reasonable Price. Office at EATON'S BOOK STORE Kttgene's new playhouse, "The Boll," will open Its doors to the pub lic on Mnnduy next with a first :lms vaudeville show. Manager i". C. fawlnney has Bpureil no expense in fitting up the theatre commensurate with the needs of a growing city Btich as we have here and proposes to present none hut hendlinera In the vaudeville business. The thentro Itself is one of the fin est on the const. A brief description will give to Guard readers somewhat of an Idea of how the house is ar ranged. The stage is 19 1-2 feet deep and extends to the side entrance a distance of forty feet. The prosce nium opening has a width of 14 1-2 feet and a height of 15 feet. On the stage at the side are arranged three dressing rooms with room left for a fourth should It become necessary. Around the arch are 28 electric lights and on the stage are 14 switches, all controlled from one main switch. The small switches are intended to operate lights In various parts of the house. In all 600 lights will be used. All the wires in the house are conducted therein through conduits and are perfectly flreprrof. The auditorium will seat 2G0 peo ple at one time without crowding. The room will be fitted with folding opera chairs, which will be arranged in two aisles three on each side and four in the centre and running back in 22 rows. The orchestra pit Is I . s ue enough to hold six musicians and a piano at one time. The floor of the main room has a drop to the stage which enables those seated In the rear to wo the stau" over the heads of those sltliii in front. The celling will be fitted with bulb lamps in chandeliers and arranged In star-like formation. The celling Is painted a dark green and the ,le walls red. with green trimmings. The aisles will be covered with cork rub vr matting, pio of a dark green ffior. The lamp house Is constructed as nearly fireproof as Is possible to make It. It is lined throughout with asbestos a quarter of an Inch in thickness and the room will contain four lamps of the very latest pattern and arranged to give all the effects In lighting. The front will be det-orated around the ventilation hole with terra rotta ornaments. The front doors will be double and will contain oval mirrors itid will be palnt-d a pare white. The opening will take place Mon day night, and the bill for that time follows: Ovsrtore "Rainbow," by Mi Lillian Luckey, pianist. Opening act The lllesslngs In the mysterious comedy, "The Surprise Dinner." t" Illustrated song "Day by Day," Oone Wilson, of Pnntngo's theatre, Portland. The Travlolas. '-Xpert hoop rollers and modern jugglers. Animated pictures shown on an ex tra long film. Manager Kwlnney has placed the admisaton at 10 and 20 cents and JUNIOR ANNUAL OFFICERS OF VARSITY SOPHOMORES CHOSEN At a meeting held last night Fran- j ces Walsh was elected manager and C. W. Koblnson editor of the Junior Annual, which the present sophomore Mr. and Mrs. Hlesslng. presenting their original mysterious comedy, "The Hurprlse Dinner," will appear at the Hell Theatre commencing week of December 14. GASOLINE ENCINES RRIGAT ION, SPRAYING ana PUMPING MACHINERY r'ulrhanke-Mnrse Gasoline Engine or pumping, spraying, sawing, grind nu. Outfits complete. Kalrbank Scales for weighing. Palrhanke-Morsa Dynamos and Mo ors for power and light. Knlrlninks-Miirse Windmills and rowers, Kalrnaiiks-Morkr Grinders, Peed ''boplera, Well Pumps. All first quality goods at lowest rices ulnars In stock. Liberal terms, t'rompt reply to Inquiries and quirk iiiimienis. Write for rntrllngue and urires. BERCRR-BE4 N HDW. CO Agents, Eugene, O1. FAIRBANK', MORSE (t CO. Portland. Orejcon matinees at 10 cents. He promises the best iierfoi malices possible, and Judging from the way he has fixed up his new play h' will receive his share of the pv ,.,nagc of the people of Kui;ene. 4 4 City water customers will please call ami pay their ac- 4 4 counts at city recorder's of- fire at city hall. 4 Dll 4 IK NOI FOIWIKT e , .... place to eat. With aad Wlllamett streets. tf class expect to Issue next year. Walsh Is a Portland boy, who grad uated from Columbia I'nlverslty. It'iblnson Is from Oregon City, lie spent one year In a colic pi lit the Hast, wlieiw he CHtalillnU'd a reputn- : Hon lor literary ability. 1 College .News The roof of the gran,li:ai"l will I n Painted grnn iext t'nlveir.it , djy. 'I he executive committee nier rec-nt-Iv and di'ridi'd upon the iirtoic ment. Kecenily there wa m-lnsa trou ble over the numerals, whlcn vhs fi nally quelled by the upper daysmen. Iteglstratlon at the I'nlverslty Is now 62N. I.alr Gregory, a reporter nu the Han Francisco ('all, was the last to register. IN ONI OB MANY COI.ORg LAROB8T FACILITIES IN THE WEST FOR THE PRODUCTION OF HIOH ORAOE WORK mi at si lilTlll Him f Jo Guess vorfi If me who 4wbt the value d Isrvltt Taklits could only look over oar order files and read the letters we receive from those who kuw thilr vilui, no man who is weak and nervous would hesitate a moment, but begin at once to regain his strength with NerviU Gntlmmr Horn sis lnmri avnl bousht Nm-Tlts Tblt in kictiuioud. Inil. and st tht timnttMr csrtstnlr did li you dsimed tlwr ouMI 1 trld to st thm br, but nodrussuit ba thnm. It dm, town II rou still aiaksttMin.Uss I snt to sat buses lor B frurad at ailiM. Y outs Uulr, K. II. HedUnds, CsL DstllltOT. t)sr kirst Find snrlnMa 91.00 snd send sts 9 bnsfwol roaf Not fits Pills. 1 bnusnt 4 how at S drug Ut's hr. but can nut vt snr si'irn. but wsnt toull Ton thsl t ssvsr tuok snr mndklne In mrilfa tht dntw ma so much snod. Hand si eoca aa I am antiralr out. Yours trulr, Jaa.la.lvoa -ftaa. L. Caroaf la. Pa. DaarHtrat Abeat Iwsass asv 1 saot rou SXlsl for bosaa ol Narvtta TablB. and ttMr ba Sofia as lots el (ood. fcncloasl srad lost kosos st onoo. Youratralr. Jsa.l1,la '' Mas, s.OransCltr. Iowa OaatlaSMarflottd ms st ones 9 posss Nsrvtls TaMata, I rocalfad on kos a waak sss. That U so saaatloB aa to ta ootaoer of your medklaa. I taat rraatlr DsnoStad, sad sut aao It sotg SarMcUl salt, Yowsrorastnaas wklsbUo. Yours truly, A aril 1 1 Kas. k. Portaauuth. Ot tsM sag swasiaag ky alt dreggtirt, l. gtr ass, kaiss tar U. Imi ky all. Frtmg OKU OO.tfklwile t- Chlosg VOn HAI.K BY MAKK8 DIHG TOIIK. Lsrge snlpmerjt of 39-lb. Silk FloiO Mattresses iust receltsd, which we will sell for lit. 14. wblls they Is if, this Is sarin got IJ.H Chambers Hardware Ce. Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup stops the cough and drives the cold from the system Children like it. Bold by all druggists. B'ngrr Seg siia."nias tnmpant SIS Wlllstne'te arreet. nhnfte It'' 14kl II This Is Worth Heading Io Y, Zellnikl, of Olbsoa St., i Buffalo, N. Y., says: "I cured tbs nitrst annoying cold sore I ever had, with Harklen's Arnica Halve. I ar ! piled this sslve once a day for two days, when every trace of the sore j ss gone " Heals all sore. Bold na dir guarantee at W. A. Kuykeodall'a drug Biorr. tit. HINKLEY BROS. Contractors ! and riasterers Bwti mates Furnished . Phone, v j . .1,'.. ,. . . .' . . .v . Red SMI Kesldsnce, 141 Kast Elaventb street. BETTIKB & HENDERSON MAHONH. 'Ail kind f brick, stone and eemem j trerk aremptty and neatly done. Al yerk guaranteed. Itealdenre ' I ' WllUaette Street. HI West Fnitrtl street. Phone , WOOU BAWINO. Gasoline pawer ky W. W. Moore, phone Ited 12. Ordsrs large or small wNl be appreciated. Warner tunes ;t(rwa. lyesve or den at at orris' Musle War. tf I Fourfold fire screens m klaok land 0U ChaamliTrk BaHwwase Oa AUmMOBlCEs" Frank D-nnett Garar Pearl and lith.r Pbons'rrdl7l Keo, Mikrtwl, Prranirr, Stodard Peyton Tkt bssl can for rbs rrtc't0 jcd)ua Omm ht Wr Sanitary Eye Classes NO CORK, NO RUBBER, NO CELLULOID. NON-IRRITATING MADE TO FIT ANY NOSE ' Choose your optician aa you wuuld your physician. For ef- ...(. , v. it,.. fectlven low rea of price Dr. Franc Ladle Hard ' Optician and ItefractlonM. Onlte 1-4, New (jbriantan llldg. HALL t55 SHUMWAY Plnmblng and Aewer Work. AIM general Jobbing In tit and sheet Iron work. Iron work promptly attended to. Carry a fall lias of plumbing future Mils TAusmAOak M.