Eugene daily guard., December 15, 1908, Image 5

H0RSETHIEF PANDER
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6J2 Willamette Street, Eugene
Three Doors South of Ninth St!
Price
Cutters
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Pleasing
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admirable Holiday Gifts, espec-
Ise of the largest makers of fine
L perfumes in the world. Colgate's
Jj" mark on silver. There is a dis-
abont a Colgate soap. The Colgate
r or carton is like a well-known jew-
it guarantees the article inside.
imere Boquet
I Large cakes,
Three in a box,
Our price . . ....... 69c
o Soap
Large Cakes,
Three in a box,
Our price 57c
pal Soap
Colgate's 75c boxes,
Three large cakes,
Our price 40c
Jited Soaps4
Large assortment,
Three large cakes in a box,
Our price 25c
Perfumes
Are nice for Holiday Gifts. We have Col
gate's, Eieger's, Eastman's, Dabrooks.
Perfumes in cut glass bottles and handsome
packages at 10c to . .$4.00
Nice
Stationery
. .Is always most acceptable. We have an
elegant line of Eaton-Hurlbut's well-known
goods. Prices range from 10c to.-. .$1.00
Handkerchiefs
Are always lavoriiBa cauccially such
nice ones as resonable in price as ours. If
you want handkerchiefs, don't forget Stanley's.
WANTED TO GO TO
PENITENTIARY TODAY
Asked to Be Allowed to Plead
Guilty So He Could Go to Sa
lem on the Morning Train
Ladies' Hand Bags, Jewelry, Scarf Pins,
Chains, Brooches, Charms, Cuff Buttons,
Rings, Men's and Boys' Dress Shirts, Sus
penders in fancy boxes, Neckwear for la
dies and gentlemen, Combs, brushes, Toilet
Articles, Hose, Armbands.
rANLEYS Have It and the Price Is Less
i PLANT
ISJNI0W CERTAIN
pied from Page One.)
at the corner of Kif-
I Mill streets. The matter
:i5htwatchman, which had
sted by the Commercial
referred to another nieet-
m stated that he would
fie acceptance of Mrs. Hnd-
TOa of dedication for a
Mock next to the end
!reet. His reason is that
W owns mn fpof which i liver at
I? me street unopened, and
' cost the city a consld
3 t a later date. He asked
"SOt-of-way be entirely
any change is made.
rajlOr Renorrs.
pendent Taylor, of the wa-
"iwrtea that the power
V the Wlllamot.a Vollov
IS VerV IWinr fiunriav It
I'll day, and steam power
' resorted to. The c.ltv at-
?Wessed the onlninn that
Jmette Vallfiv Cnmnanv
e to pay for the fuel of
nen thev could not fur-
Mer.
g ordinance for the levy
ing of the assessment for the im
provement of Park street was passed.
The total assessment approximated
$18,000.
The paving ordinances for Oak
street from Ninth to Eleventh and
of Tenth from Willamette to Pearl
was laid over until another meeting.
The Small Things.
The levving of the annual tax I
was reported to the finance commit-
teCA C Mathews offered to furnish
crushed rock at $1.00 a load de
livered any where in the city, or at
75 cents at a load at the plant.
c,.no.t irinvel he offered to de-
cents a loau, ui i
vious meeting the decision waa made
to sell the pipe to the property own
ers of Hill Crest and let them lay it,
but the councilmen came to the con
clusion that the honor of the city
bad been pledged to lay the plix"
themselves.
KISER EXHIBIT
llallil-Colorcil I'lioliigriiplis
of 111.
the
Northwest
..lo.if t 45 cents.
S P Wvne,..r asked that the auc
tioneer's license be reduced to $10
per vear. that he could run auc
tion" rooms. His request was re
ferred to the finance coinniiuee. - . voek. beginning Wed
The public is cordially invited to
visit mo stipir .md hv the Kls-r h.ni.l
colored photographs. The exhibit
opens Tuesday and continues for
three days.
Tli" Klser views ale the nreatot
.'oiilimsl phoUvriMi!
,l- t i.t the pj o i t 1--IIK-1 ii "' "
h nil ippnrtni' 'V to vl-dt t '-
while the pictures are on display, the
win remain oo?n in tnu "m-
storo
i!,Q.. Fisher moved that
Oil 01 OKlllln-i a
r? ii . . n irein
but there was no seioi ...
Meet AVellielii
The council adjournal
Wednesday evening
All the members
II ill
to meet
at 7 ociock.
were present.
Crest PilK- Mnc
decided to
n-u nminpll
pipe line to the Hill Crest ad
hL'a.reed to before the water sys-
tem was sold to the city
build the
addition.
mpany
nesd'iv.
Thu iilctiires will in ". Oe
Thursday! Al.l.l'N KATUN
id nn'il
At a pre-
Miss Margaret Gill has band
painted China and water colors on
display and for sale at Gilberts Art
store.
Warner tunes pmnoa L.eave or
ders at Morris- Music Mtr.re '
Deputy Sheriff George Croner re-'
; turned last night from Canyonville,
j Douglas county, where Al Pander and
E. C. Hasse, charged with the theft
! of a team and buggy from Tom Ral
' ley's livery stable in Eugene, had
1 been arrested by City Marshal Card
well, of Canyonville. The men wore
arraigned before Justice of the
Peace llryson this forenoon. Pan
der, who hired the rig with the os
tensible object of going to Klmira
but ran away with It, waived exam
ination and was bound over to ap
pear for trial In the circuit court,
ilo wanted to plead guilty and be
sentenced so he could go to the pen
itentiary on tills morning's train,
but he wns told that he would have
to wait till'' circuit court convenes.
Masse, who claims to have been
overtaken on the road by Pander,
will be given an examination as
soon us IntiUy vrturiio with the rig.
it Is highly probable that he will be
discharged from custody us It ap
pears that he is In no wav connected
with the theft of the outfit.
Pander traded on of the horses, a
white mare, to a man near London
Springs, on h!a way south and Unl
ley will slop there on his wav homo
to .get It.
Pander Is also charged with steal
ing a shotgun at Junction City and
selling It at living for $11.
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I CITY NEWS t
J
The Smyth Transfer' Co. received
a carload of flour from Portland this
j morning.
J The W. C. T. U. will meet with
I Mrs. linker, 5S Blulr street, tomor
j row afternoon. ;
! A marriage license was granted
1 today to Ernest J. Watklna and Mol
lis M. Sharp, both of Cottago Grove.
W. O. Cook today shipped a car
j load of brick to Wendling to be used
1 by tho llooth-Kelly Co. in their mill
repairs. ,
j The "Conk With Gas" sign on tho
1 water reservoir on top or .skinner n
I Unite Is being obliterated by a coat
of paint.
W. F. Welch has the agency of
a costume house and will be pleased
to talk with you about your mas
querade suits at the Armory Club
rooms.
The Bell theater did not open last
night, as announced, on account of
the unfinished condition of the
place, but the opening will be held
tonight without fall. ;
ITolIenback & McMurphey Is the
new name of the real estate firm
formerly known as the Hollenbeck
Real Estate Co. New signs were
palnteil on their windows today.
ITollonberk & McMurphey have
Just sold some 20 acres of the
Ilan I.lnton tract across tho river
and owned by David Thompson and
M. C. Wallls to Mr. Heubens. recently
from Ohio, for $4000. i
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Bunnell. Mr.
anil Mrs. N. H. S'.andlsli, Miss Euna
McCrady and Mrs. J. M. Stevens went
to Ilarrisburg today to attend the
funeral of P. 11. Crouch, n pioneer of
Oregon, who died there yesterday at
the age of over SO yenrs.
The 14-foot cement sldownlk along
Oak street side of the new 1. O. O.
K. block Is being finished. Mutt of
the trash and building material has
been carted away and tho street now
presents a better appearance than
It has for several months past.
Manv have asked why the street
car that Is being shipped from here
to Albany for the new line there will
not be taken there by trailing It be
hind a freight train, as It Is of stand
ard guaEC, Instead of being loaded
on a flat car, nut u is warnra i
tho S. P. Co. will not permit it.
Prof. W. C. Harvey, an experienced
teacher In business colleges, has ac
cepted a position in me iMigeiie iu-
Iness College, lie win nave marge
of the commercial nepnrunem.
is aged 50 'years and was formerly
president of the Washington Com
mercial College at Tacoma.
J II. Moore will preach at the
hall over Demster's store, Falrmount,
Co
Druggists
Hotel Smeede Bldg.
Quality Store The Quality Store
Headquarters for fine IMPORTED PERFUMES and high
rTaTTJ?iet requisites. We carry an excellent selection of
CHRISTMAS PERFUMES; Roger & Gallet. Piver, Houbi
gant, Guerlain and Violet are a few of the French perfumers
whose goods we have. In domestic perfumes we have Colgate's,
Rieger's, Dabrock's and many others. Prices to suit all from
25c per packages
to $5.50
Look through the New Drug Store for Seasonable Suggestions
while doing your Christmas chopping
Stationery
In fancy boxes, holly designs, Ea-'
ton-Hurbut and Berlin papetries,
per box,
35c to $1.50
Military Hair
Brushes
With the full value in the brush,
Just the present for a man.
$1.50 to $5.00
Toilet Sets
comb and mirror. Per set,
$3.00 to $5.50
Gilette Safety Razors
In leather cases with twelve
blades, $5.00.
Travelers' Safety $7.00
Calendars
Hand-painted
views,
Roll-ups
Calendars, local
25c to $1.00
For travellers, waterproof, inter
lined with rubber,
$1.50 to $7.00
A Good Hair Brush .
Guaranteed finest bristles, would
be an acceptable present,
$1.00 to $6.00
Manicure Goods
Pearl-handled ribbon nail files;
fine pointer Scissors, from
75c to $1.50
next Siiuday. December 20, ut 11:30.
Subject, "What Is the Bonl of Man;
What Part of Man it Is that Dies,
and What Part of Man It Is that
Does Not Die." A largo audience Is
expected.
Special Deputy Sheriff Croner this
afhTiioou arrested Alex Johnson at
tin. Mine Kront restuiirant, churned
with the theft of two overcoats from
the Hotel (irous lus Friday. Land
lord Plekard reported the theft to
the officers this moriiliiK and Offi
cer Croner soon located them ut a second-hand
store on West ElKhth
street, where they had been sold by
the thief. A description or tho mini
who sold them was obtained and h"
was found this afternoon, ilo will
be given a liearlnx before JiiiIko llry
son of the Justice court tomorrow
at 1 o'clock.
RAE SON
L. T. Butts, territorial aiior.t for
the Home Economizer Company, l
in town looklUK after tho interests (if
his company.
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Von run Inuk- ne.li' y wrlllnK ipll
ratlonl f'ir tho National l'rnle. llvo If
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n curd at onc. Krank C. MoLmo, 111
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HAVE JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER
CARLOAD OF
Furniture
Come in and look if ycu don't Buy. You
might sec something you would like
We are always reliable
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STORE
SHOE
Resale of Ladies' Welt Shoes. $3.00. $3.50. $4 00
Jr.w,
and $5.C0
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nines fifteen different styles, kid, patent and
gyn mtal,. your choice per pair
Willamette and Ninth Streets, Eugene, Oregon
$J .95
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