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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1908)
BAIUT CAW) WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 10M MULTNOMAH CUTS OUT STATE OurGreat$5CoatS w i 4 H gat 888 mm m w ttttg: WW 4 fr4 Holiday Goods On Sale - - The Toggery - - It is easy to select suitable CHRISTMAS HRESENTS FOR MEN (young or old) If you will stop in our store and ask to sea some of the following articles; Bath Robes and Smoking Jackets at $5.00 to $8.00 Dents and H (& P Gloves $ 1 .50 to $2,50 Fancy Suspenders 50c to $ 1 .50 Fancy Arm Bandi! and Carters 25c to $1.00 I reproof Hosiery, in Xmas packages of '4 oz. pair $1.50 Leather Collar Boxes $2,00 to $3.00 A new assortment cf Fancy Neckwear 25c to $1.00 Silk, Linen and Cotton Handkerchiefs DON'T OVERLOOK OUR SPECIAL SALE OF MEN'S SUITS - :::::! 88s 888 IIHH! Clubmen Will Play Annual Game on Thanksgiving With 0. A. C. Hereafter MALLorY HATS STETSON SHOES ROBERTS BROS Willamette St. ' ....... .f' ana ( FOR HOLIDAY GOODS FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES Call Phone Black 1571 97 West Eighth St. F W. J. GIBSON SON Instead of meeting the University of Oregon next Thanksgiving day, as ha3 been the annual custom of the Multnomah Amateur Athletic Club for the past ten years or more, the club has practically decided to take on the Oregon Agricultural College eleven for that date, says the ure gonian. A conference was held on Monday between representatives of the Multnomah Club and Managers 13. D. Angell, of the Corvallls Insti tution, and while the proposition Is an assured fact, it must be ratified by the board of directors of the Mult nomah Club, which wlU probably be done at a special meeting on the or der of a conference, at which repre-, sentatives of the club and University of Oregon, as well as the Agricultur al College, will be present. The recent game between the Uni 7?rsity of Oregftll il'rtd tfi9 Multno mah Amateur Atlilctle Club, which resulted In considerable adverse crit icism of a member of tno Multno mah team, was th6 last game of .a three-year agreement between the twi institution, The expiration of the agreement was known to the hianagnitsnt of the Oregon Agricul tural College and that institution im mediately opened negotiations to be considered as an applicant for that date. According to the plans of the club, as far as is definitely known at present, the University of Oregon will be asked to enter Into an agree ment to alternate annually with O. A. C. In the Thanksgiving game with Multnomah. If Eugene assents to this agreement, the Oregon eleven will meet . Multnomah here on Thanksgiving in 1910, for Ifnow Is practically settled mat tne "Aggies" will play here with the clubmen in 1909; This surprising arrangement, whlh will startle the football fans 'who had come to look upon the an nual Multnomah-Oregon struggle as a fixed proposition, will afford an op portunity for gossip for many -weeks to come. In tact it ia the biggest football sensation of the season. When questioned about the new ar rangement last night, members of the Multnomah Club admitted that the proposition had been discussed and stated that it would come before a regular board meeting probably with in a week or two, but denied (hat any agreement with O. A. C. had been signed. Manager Angell, of the Corvallis team, also denied that anything definite had been decided upon, but admitted that the pros pects of the Oregon Agricultural Col lege taking the University of Ore gon's place next Thanksgiving day, were exceedingly bright. The clubmen are known to be dis pleased at the criticisms heaped up on a member of their team by Uni versity of Oregon admirers, and say that such action on the part of the student. siiDDorters was uncalled for. Coffee Quality clean perfect Your grocer will grind it better if ground at home not too fine. 4 MADAME ROOT'S BEAUTIFIERS AT BOLTON & JENKINS Ladles wishing to 'be beautiful can secure Madam Root's prepara tions at Bolton & JenklnB millinery store, 25 East Ninth street. The preparations on sale are: "The Bloom of Roses," that makes the complexion beautiful; "The German Bleach." that removes blemishes and discolorations, and the skin developer and hair tonic. Be sure to call and see Bolton & Jenkins. , d!8 American Woven Field Fence JUST WHAT YOU CAN AFFORD TO BUY JUST WHAT YOU NEED. M MCH It 6AW1 81 INCH 9 MRS ! T- " " " " S St INCK 8 . ' 1 f INCH 7 BARS ' 1 " - ' ' - ' ' i i i i tO INCH 0 BARS t v 11 1 ill H ' T n irWIT- H-mwn imm n ilia The price's ten per cent less than formerly and the fence is better than ever. Cheaperond better than barbed wire, boards or rails. Does not need repairs. . Lasts lifetime, looks nice.. Examinehe fence, gelftur price andjihe sale is asfriood as mad. Moon-Biais Implement Co. 65 EAST NINTH STREET i While Viewing the SkyScraper on 9th Street Right About Face and see McLEOD'S New Fall and Winter Suiting 44E9thSt TV'Oland'c ctrtf . 1 t . lwlv 11UW noiainp; a l , Coats. This fall's best stvLc V. .m US for five dollars. Cme and take m Plumbing Furnish your new hom properly. Don't slight the gas fixtures. We do' all kinds of reliable plumbing and tinning work. Call and let us estimate" on your work Aya & Heitzm&n. 34 West Sth St, Phone black I II? STONE'S HEAVE DROPS Greatest known remedy for heavee Highland, Or., Oct. 3, 1902 -Thi is to certify that I gave ra mare one bottle of "Stone's Heave Drops" and cured her of heaves. This was last winter and she baf not been affected since- G Wallace PR. S.C. S TONE, Salem, Or. For sale by all druggists. $.100 Ail our requiar $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, Sale Ladies' Tailored S This is (practically )a half price sale in Ladies' Ti Suits. Every suit in the store new being olfered at the regular prices. $40 Suits now $20 $25 Suits now , $ 1 5.85 Suits now $) I R.W. NEWLAND EUGENE, OREGON Ninth Stmt DepartttMt J. W. BARRINGER Expert housemovcr Moves anything. Twenty-he yean experience. Residence, Eas Fifteenth and Oak Sts. Phone Red 451 1, Eugene. Oicpoii HALL (S3, SHUM WAY Pinnibtng ami Sewer Work, Also geaersl jobbing In tin and sheet Iron work. Iron work promptly attended t. Carry a tall Has of 'piatablac rutu-et FtHHM, Rlfc 1871. 7th and Oak Htn BUY WOOD NOW FROM The EUGENE TRANSFER CO, Excelsior wood, large load . . . J-J.no Dry Maple, sawed, per cord . . 3..V) Dry tie wood, sawed cord... 6.50 Dry body fir, 4-foot, cord. . . . 4.00 Manaish Jeweli 3 In the appropriateness' of men's jewelry. l4 signs are too light and too dainty to appeal torn! have taken great pains in selecting our lines oflto elry this year to get styles and patterns that are 4 "mannish." Good substantial things that a m preciate and enjoy. IN SOLID GOLD Links, $2.50 to $8.00 Lockets, $4.50to Scarf Pins. $1 to $9 Tie Holders, $2 tl Studs, $2.50 to $4 Seal Rings, $4.50 to $ Set Rings, $5 to $12 Links, $1 to $2.50 Fobs, $ 2to $4 Lockets. Scarf Pins, 75c to $1.50 Vest Chains, $2 to EMBLEM JEWELRY Pins, Buttons and CM both solid gold and gold filled. Engraving free. i a TTP CornesEa I II W A PS and W BOARDING Best Table Board In the city. A few fine rooms. MK8. A. O. MATHEWS, 71 West Ninth Street. The EUGENE POULTRY S Keeps on hand GUARANTEED EGGS, LIVE AND DRESSED P0DWJI' PRUSSIAN POULTRY FOOD, (The great egg producer) "SMITH SEALED LEG BANCS (For your chickens and tur.en' and all kinds of supplies. """"' "EC0FIELD" BEEF SCRAP, GROUND B0. 3 M -S C.L. BEADLE Stone Mason It ?Te 9roerB at White's restauranl I id si mitatB street or address at CHOICECUng altogeton - BrcdersJ II c II pi ses tim st n in of. acr beir mil he Ir rop ty 0
