Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, December 15, 1908, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Texto MMTB D&tit WASfc TUESDAY, DBOKMBKB 15. 1 t Friendly Store Wednesday ShoppingBulletin $4.00 Hand Bags,Each $2.50 Two dozen Black Seal Handbags, sizes 13x 8, solid leather lined, black mauntings, with coin purses and card case; one of these new handbags would make an acceptable Xmas gift; only 24 of them; $4 vals. for. . .$2.50 $2.50 Hand Bass, Each $1.50 An immense assortment of Ladies Hand Bags in brown, tan, red, green and black; four styles; large and small sizes, with coin purses and card case; Dig vaiues at price ,each . . , $1.50 Hand Bags at 50c to $25.00 We show hand bags in all sizes ana styles, in every kind of leather; the largest line of hand bags in Eugene see them.. Leather collar bags, music rons, cam cases, uyai and cigarette cases, al Ihere in great variety White Aprons at 25 to 65c The kind they show about town at 40c to $1 made of fine India lawn, trimmed in lace and embroidery and ribbon; aft sizes and styles; the prices are zac, joc, ouu dim t Thousands of Handkerchiefs at 5c, JOc, 25c up to $3.5o ora chmAinn tho nrpatfist line of Hand- kerchiefs ever seen in Eugene; all styles- plain, initial ana tnousanas ot uamiy em broidered ones and the values are the best we have shown. Yard Wide Silk at $1.00 Yd.' Fine, soft, beautiful finished black Taffeta silk, full yard wide, at $ 1 .uu a yara. uive a waist or dress of this for an Xmas gift. SEVEN-MILL TAX VOTED FOR SCHOOL PURPOSES Constipation f Should it o i bo lit'ultwurt. I mire serious trut!U. It shows thnt tho ,;it fuuf':u tiwrf; it 11. tiu 0. 1. Hood Co Lowell, Mm-'. 5J n n d's Pi S Sold by nil AranUta ami nonl J - II Jliulo !' MooU lt' Ooud. THE SALE OF COATS AND SUITS CONTINUED See Saturday Evening Guard for particulars and prices. Reduc tion '"of One-Half and more. EUGENE'S LARGEST AND BEST STORE .S H. FRIENDLY 592-594 Willamette St.. YOUR MONEY'S WORTH OR YOUR MONEY BACK HOW TO GET FREE TRIP SEATTLE EXPOSITION 1 Tha big Seattle-Yukon Exposition Toting contest Is on. A long list of popular young ladles have signified their Intention of be coming candidates, and will ask tbelr friends to cast their ballots for .i. n tha nd of the week there Litem. "J will be many more contestants in tne in font, there will be twenty .. nnnnmirad when tho count of votes la published again, WedneB- j.. avnninir. Already many persons have come Into the office and sub scribed fof the Dally Ouard for a year In order to get 1,000 votes for i h,.tr favorite candidate. It prom ises to be a splendid, good natured -contest, for a highly coveted prize. t. nn uva' titn tn thn irreat fair will be the event of a lifetime, be . lng absolutely free to the nine wln n,.r nf the contest, who will be given every opportunity to Bee the expo sition, the city of Seattle and Its sur roundings In a manner that no other visitors to tho fair will be able to do, because the exposition manage ment will tako especial pains to see that t.ey are entertained. The par ty will travel on the finest Northern Pacific train from Portland to Seat tle and be housed at a lending hotel In tho latter city. It will be a trip that will be re niombcrod pluasantly for a Ilfe . time. How to Work to Win.' rfnll 11m nnnrrl. nff1in nr write to the Guard Printing Co., for a spo-i clal receipt book, and have your friends subscribe for tho paper through you, or renew their sub scriptions. Every year's subscrlp- tlon, now or old, sunt In will count 1000 votes. If a dally, and 500 votes for the Weekly Qutird. Clip out ' coupons that appoar dally I nthe Guard and bring or mall -dally In the Guard office before the date ot explratlun printed on them. Krery one of the coupons count for one vote, whon the name of the con testant Is filled In. Have your frlonda who tnke the Guard save their coupons for you, and in this way alone you can gather up hun- ttraii (if Vntpd. I will nnl ,,at vnii n ftnnt tn win only a reasonable amount ot work during the next lew weeks. Willi Tlmn to HilK'r. T.wi nnmlnullnn hlnnlr .nnH fnr 60 votoa, will still be printed dully In the Guard this week, and any one may enter the contest as long as It is printed. This is done in or der to maKe tne contest a pupumr one In every reBpect, iglvlng every body a chance to enter the race for the big prize. . watch lor tne announcauiBu.. ui votes again Wednesday evening. Voting Districts. Lane County is divided Into dis tricts as follows: 1iii.ano Ihrao tn on Cottage' Grove and Lorane, one to go. Creswell. Goshen, Dexter and Jas per, one to go. aninriairt hub tn pr Marcnla. CoburE. Wendllng and TClmlrn Rlnohlv. MAnlntnn Acme. and Crow, one to go. special inter. Pni n nhnrt Hmn nnlv vn nrp ffnlner tn mnlrA tha fnllnwlnp nffnrr Thta 1r a grand premium for the subscribers to tne uany or weeaiy uuara. A large fine wall map of the state of Oregon, the United States and the i hnoiini, PRimmn canal, bat tleship fleet's trip around the world. These charts are nicely mounted, lithographed on neavy varniaueu paper and contain as much valuable Information as an ordinary atlas. Call and see them, or send your re mittance or sd.uu ior i" ' Guard, one year, or for the Weekly Guard, and one of these maps win be delivered to you. me map ' Is worth more than the price of the CuA..ir vonr'n nuhscrlDUOn tO the Dally or Weekly Guard also en titles you to 1000 votes for your fav orite candidate in the contest. Contest Conditions. The ballots will be counted three times each week until further notice, the announcements being made on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays in the Dally Guard. The ballot bax will be located in ... , .Atircr nf'thft Eueene school district was held at the bibb. school last night, a sovuu-mi.. was voted for school purposes in the Tt was the sense of the meeting that additional warrants or doiiuu amniint Or 54U,- , ith which to nay for the addition to the high school I building and to erect an additlona ; building for school purposes, and ou I motion the school board was instruct I ed to call a meeting with that end in . f thn Rchool tnairmiui viu.., - 'board, submitted his report, which was a review ot the acnooi year, uuu ! .1.. niimant hun Increased .An t.. itini tn 1700 at the trout Atuw i - - , ; present time,-while the- monthly pay roll of teachers ana Jiiw J. creased from 1J500 to $3200.nHlgh f"..i i u nrtw rlrnw SiO Ter mprtth; the grade teaumm a the principal of the high school, $1, 200 per annum; principals of the : Tha nOKafirl VnlUatUin of the district is $5,664,975. He pointed out the $'.5,000 voted at the !-. woo nut issued, owing to lltbt BIKLLIW" " ' ... the high rate ot interest, and it was recommeiuled tnai a 's " payors of the district should be called !... .,.ii tha nonr future for the UV IIWLliUJl, i, n." purpose of votim; bonds, not to ex ceed $40,000, to reuaj 't'"",, Aatnta niirp.hased. blillU- IUHU IUI IA' ,- " ings erected, and also to build at least one additional grime mu.u...s The report was adopted. CUPS AND TROPHIES FOR POULTRY SHOW Have Arrived and Will Be On Display at Dunn's Store Show Next Week ' 1 MAnmtu i . ......... a A A ...aAAAA a. tho iintiio nf Simon Klovdahl. In this city, December 14, 1908, Nils Carlsen and Anna maria uibuuii, Rev: C. A. Wooley officiating. The couple will make their home in Fairmount. : . . i. bUKIM ? mtlao onnthivaat nf .TCllffene. December- 14. 1908, to Emery Qtt and wile,' a .aaugnter., .... ., Tn WiiirfiriB.' Deeds-. 1908",; to John T. lieil and wile, a aauguier. . NEW TODAY Newland's slnrs is nnnt UU: tiuiuui a jjjj . . Coats'. This fall's best styles. . Come and bfc for live dollars. w! ... . .mr.T .nrt -rti.'MT. ftn ahnivR with option to purcnn.se inter 11 suiiu, rclliibla energetic ' Gorman family with best of references, a partly im proved small farm, siiliny anil wnriil, situated In the foothills.-with living water; adapted to iruu. kiupvb, k.h den truck. poultry and . dalrymp;. Must have Rood' house of at least 6 roo.i.j, oiiill. etc.; un iieceao.,, ,im. la ments, , LIWW, o.rnia . . 2 cows, team, bearlner orchard, etc., and be convenient to school and Btatlon. Location preforred-between Junc tion Citv and Koseburg or on tne ivio hawk. McKenzie. etc. Address with full particulars, Albert Angermayor, General Delivery, Eugene. , WANTED To buy, a house and lot for not more than ituu. vviu pay i-uii. Call at or address 135 W. 8th St. dl7 1 1 1 .V?PV M .. It- I I I 11 ' ' :t i MX Is I 1 WANTED Woodcutters at Bangs park. 2 miles i ui j'jukciic. Madison st., or J. H. Walkley, at the place. d-2 FOR SALE A good coaster brake bipy- yi'i also goou uukkx iu,tBuc, v..., on A. W. Hunt, Journal office. d!7 STOLEN Or taken bv mistake, ladles' ttamDier Wlieei. Willi euiioic, .in ..i a .,,t,a tim. R.wnnl. Ieave at - Guard office. . d!7 The several cups and trophies for the Poultry Bhow wnicn isaes pmuj in Eugene next week, have arrived and will he displayed in F. E. Dunn s show windows, commencing niorruw. The prizes far outclass anything ever offered before in Lane county for a poultry, show, will be worth competing for and their display will be an added Incentive to exhibitors. mk. .mhkIii. nt thoap nuns and trophies was done by the secretary of the Lane County Poultry Asso in,iAn u. n ip TCpenev. In co- Ciuuuii, ... . - operation with Manager Hartog of the Commercial chid. SUBSCRIPTION RATE8. .1000 votes .1000' votes . 400 votes 150 votes BOO votes One year by carrier, 15.00 One year by mail, 3.00 div mnnlhi fftfrlAf 12.50 Three months carrier, $1.50 WeeTcorpouy?n8bV P7peV-good Vor'oie Vo'te will be published beginning Monday. '; APPUCATION COUPON. Miss Address Vouched for by . . Good for 50 votes. t Mabel, one to go. Junction, Irving ana tiarnnuuia, one to go. the Guard's business oftlce where ballots and coupons may be deposi ted during business hours. COUPON. In favor of Miss Address - ..... Good for one vote. ' ' " Not good after Dec. 22nd. the city on -business for a few days, ti.. trto Motinelt wont to Port- ijn.. Vn vtalt thora n fpw 'dnvs. 1UIIU luuoj w t.o.w " "- L. T. Butts, of Placervllle, Cal., was an arrival In Eugene last night. A;hM t Minwnr nr lecaiittaii. Mex., was an arrival In Eugene last .uhi i lllB"l. ger this mdrnlng for Lyons, on the road, to aiusiaw. r, r .xrniallan a wplUbnnwn Sa lem hop buyer, is In the city on bus- Ippa today. u.. T V Trloh Mrn T.. Trlsh snd Earl Irish, of Salem, arrived in Fimona vpfltprfTnv. I wnn ov iprr innnv T(,r ol Louis, where he will 'be gone two weeks on business. .TW t7 HI TJnlmoa. nf rtptrnlt. Mich. ia visltlna at the home of Mr. and Xf.n T A Qaa In TPuirPnP A Unlmac 1J V Ttnlmnn anil T.. W. Bonewitz. of Meriden, Kansas, were In tiiiirpna VPctoritflV. J. O. Holt returned home this af ternoon from Spokane, where he at tended tne national appie snow. X! ntlan' -Itth,ll onn nhIM rP turned home to Pleasant Hill yes ln,Jnv nftan n vlult in Tiluirpnp. turned last night from a short trip tn Dnftlonil Mrs. A. P. Hill, after having been here In the interests ot the Yeomen, left tor Albany on the noon train tnHnv J. B. Wllhelm returned to his home in the Zion neighborhood this afternoon, alter a snort, visit in m . 3. Daley returned last night F..nm A all 1 o n it wlrnra hp mnria Ar. iraneements to' move his family here to resiae. AUVEHTI8EMENT FOR 1-HOHOSAI.S diuuri.t .Mil hll.KtHICAI. A 1"- FAHATUS. . Olty Recorder's Office, ujugene, ur.. uw. iu, oeaiea prupusuiH Will UV iniuwou the city of Kugene, Oregon, until 8 o'clock p. m. January 11, 109, for fur nishing the following water wheels and electrical apparatus for a hydro-elec tric power plant tor tne city 01 Eu gene, Oregon: Two 1200- horsepower horizontal shaft double turbines. generators with exciters and swltch- ouaru. ... The above machinery to De aeliverea f. o. b. cars Springfield, Oregon. Specifications may be obtained from B. F. Dorrls, city recorder of Eugene, or from Frank C. Kelsay, civil engl nn.r dR f!nrlett ButldliiK. Portland. Oregon. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids. By order of the citv council. J. Lf. HAllAlIV, Mayor. B. F. DORRIS, City Recorder. All our regular $10.00 Coats All our regular $ 9.00 Coats All our regular $ 8.50 Coats All our regular $ 7.50 Coats Your Choice of the lot, HOG CIIOIjEHA move your stock at once to higher ground, bo that no drainage from the oia Biy can raauu no B'u"u' some good clear lime, pulverize same tnot siacKK spreaa wnue ury unu nut over the old ground and the disease Will aiaappear. All UIDCUHL'U VI UfttU liffio bring to the Chemical Works, tiurcuiie, n ire thpy will pa t-2 cent per Id. Alter ireaimeni oy o tr uueuntui fiu' LT3 We Hit' 1IU1C iu r,unmiitc vi - nignest auiiiorny um an b""110 dread disease are poi e. Our goods are 1 UO not OCIlB ill l-i. vni muc " measies (umiuugi' i imihk n iwuuiio we any mure ' iii 1 uu in wmm storm. Farmers, hy nee in g our anvice you will not only ben fit yourself. siuCKyaiu tnu ear e ua autieuawvc, Ru jo Chemical Works, Sale Ladies' Tailored This is(practically )"ahalprice sale in Ladi butts. , r vety tint in Ire stcie rcw tang ol the regular prices. $40 Suits now $20$25 Suits $15.85 Suits now $11 R. W. NEWLAND . EUGENE, OREGON mi s Now Is t This Is A full stock ol novelty god XMA Everything in Footwa PRICES ALWAYS Tj Yoran's Shi St Store That sm SEW LANE COUNT MAI", My l.anf County Map Is now ready from the in-later. Those who wish . -in Ar, ma n favor by drop- nlii!i me a uoat card. The price is $10.00. , maps and " 'H orlng is a.. thr will 3 rate to tne H same roUlionH ! to visit Mrs. W. 11. Alexander a low ; his farm near Goshen. davs I E. E. Mink is in Portland on bus X PERSONAL J, T.' j. Krost. of Marcola, was in lne? ,0 couple of days t 'tin. pit v over nlitht 1 cl,,'stt,r Hemenway left this noon ;:,1,eJoi;t1f V'k of Smlthfleld. spent for Mnt. north n business A. I,. Koiu-y. of Ooshen. was In ! last niKht in Enono. P- Kershaw, of Medford, is in the city today. Cl'" Owen went to Kiddle today . Mrs. Marttarft inonwit, or ai-(oh imhuit uuiv. liany, arrived here this afternoon j Dr. A. Sharpies Is In thclty from Agents wanted to sell the home Economizer. It will be to your inter est to call nt Hoffman House and see L. T. Butts,, room 29, agent for Ore gon. Big money maker. . tf C. L. .Tohnson was today appoint ed guardian of George S., William V Delia, John and Bertha Curtis, minors, whose parents are dead. WHO SAID CHRIST Old People Like Boojcs o tkat show a Qomtortabto bat anco in th bank. To acquire that toatauM you must begin now. Start an ocoonnt with the RUOENE LOAN AND SAVINGS D.-.NK. Then yon don't need to worry about what you have and canQevote all your energies to making more. You will spend less, also, aa a check book does not burn holes tn your pocket like the ac tual caan. The Eugene Loan andJSavings Bank e a vai uaaaa ld a uju. CAl'lTAL, ANI Sl'KI'Ll'S, t2A,H0. THE OLD RELIABLE o PEERLESS WASHING POWEDR o CAN BE FOUND AT BACON BROTHERS' a n a. iiPrtvllIL. H K il JEWELRY NtU"irGentfemea Many people are Uking advan- We have placed au 25: tage of the low prices we havu f les at a special v .. i .. , nn i 1 .... HOSIERY We still have all Children's Hos iery, the 20c kind, on sale at, siiec lal 15c Santa at a special prlce . , I, No. &5 East Ninth St, CHOCOLATE BON B0NS, OsV. Ik