Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, December 17, 1908, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTHH EUGHNfc DAILY GUAR0 THCtehAY, TKmfflRB 17, JfftOff. Iters w lew a it? b M AINLM.N 612 Willamette Street, Eugene Three Doors South of Ninth St! Sweaters 34.50 to lex "Values Choice $2.95 U Neckwear 50c Four-in-Hand Ties, Our price 25c and 35c Mies' Handkerchiefs Nicest line we've ever had, , 5C to 35c Hies Handkerchiefs Six in Fancy Box, Special . . 65c Jfumes Fancy packages, best quality, 10c to $3.50 W Mirrors 25cto$J.75 rv 1 lir Brushes 25c to $1.50 ssing Combs 5c to 35c let Waters 19c to 69c It Cases $1.50 to $6.50. Vs Dress Skirts 45c to $3.00 Price Cutters Men's Slippers Embroidered 75c values, Our price 60c Silk Mufflers 4 Good assortment, $1.00 to $1.50 Men's Handkerchiefs Cotton, silk and linen, 10c to 50c Box Stationery Great line all prices, 10c to $1.00 Toilet Soaps At cut prices, . 5c to 39c We Always Sell Drugs at Cut Prices . 25c DeCastro's Tea 7c 25c Hill's Cascara Quinine . . . , 19s 50c White Pine and Tar 39c 50c Imperial Hair Tonic' 39o 50c Creme de Camile '. 39: 50c Robertine 30c 25c Graves' Tooth Powder 11c 25c Lyons' Tooth Powder 19c $1.00 Danderine 79d 75c Antiphlogistine 61c 50c Antiphlogistine 39c 50c J3oan's Kidney Pills 39c 25c DeWitt's Kidney Pills 19c 50c Pope's Diapepsin 39c $1.00 Wood's Liniment 79o SfANLEYS Have It and the Price Is Less High school debate; EUGENE V0S. ALBANY, TOMORROW AFTERNOON Tomorrow afternoon the first d. bate of the central division of tbe Oregon luterischoliisiic Ueliatini: : League will be bold in the Kuk.'ih high school assembly ball at 2: SO bev tween tbe teams of the Eugeue uud ' Aiuany nign scnoois. In this league tbere are soma thtr- ty-five high school teams. These are 1 divided into four districts, of which I the central Includes tbe towns of Ju- gene, Albany, Salem. Silverton and I Cottage Qrove. These meet each oth-1 er In four debates and the remaining iour aeDaie tor me cnampionshlu of the district. Little U known ot the comparative strength of any of the different teams until after this first debate. The local school has a team com posed of all new men Calkins, Mor ris and Collier. They are all senior.. They have the advautage of having a a man who Is considered pprbiips the most efficient in the state. Urn Hunt ington, to coach thorn. All three of the men received their irnminir In the Amacttian Literary Society. The Albany school is represented by Wi1- sou Terry, r rnnk llryant ami Cleo Weaver. They have never debated In the league bofore. The question up for tomorrow af ternoon is. "'Resolved, That nii in stitutions of this suue tor higher ed ucation be placed under control of a board." The question Is especially one of local and general importance throughout the Btate. directly con cerning the State University here. U will be well handled without any question by the young orators. den R. larks Co. Druggists ' Hotel Smeede Bldg. The Quality Store The Quality Store PAPKE-KELLY GO DECLARED DRAW Los Angeles. Dec. 16 Jim Jeffrios ; gave one of the best decisions ren- dered hereabouts In a long time when i he called a drnw between Hilly Pap- i ke and Hugo Kelly at Vernon arena ' last night. Naturally there are those who claim a victory for both men. but ' Jeffries is generally supported In the Justness of his verdict. i Hilly Papke Is resting in a Turk-1 Ish bath house today with a terribly i beaten face and a soreness of heart. I In a storm of .disappointment ho declared after the fight that ho In-; tended to quit the ring for good. I This is not taken very seriously and j after the bruises have worn away Hilly will probably bo himself again, j The fact that l'apke shows marks ; of the battle does not mean hat Kelly I out-fought him. It was the fact that , Papke showed himself the aggrea- j sor at all times In addition to hnv- Ing Kelly in bad trouble that earned him a draw. Superb ring generalship or luck saved Kelly from a knockout In the fourth round. Papke caught him a clip with his left'o-the Jaw. Kelly fell flat and Jeff counted nine over him before he found his feet. For Shop at the New Drug Store We have a strictly modern store carrying in stock the highest grade DRUG SUNDRIES iCARTERS mine That Is Medicine. f suffered a good deal with ud stomach complaints, but tow found a remedy that I pe well, and that remedy Is Bitters; a medicine that Is N 'or stomach and liver wd for run down condi- iLLIAMS' CARBOLIC SALVE ITTLE IVER PILLS. Positively cured by these 1.1UIO ruin. Tiisy also rcllovo W trtw.1 "m Dynp.Tisls. In I'.igtwUou and Too Iloartj Ruling. A perfect nm nly tor Dizziness, Nausea Drowsiness. Bad TnsW la the llouth. Coat. Tonfruo. Pain In tho Mile TOMI'ID LIVKK. TOO tinna " snvs W. C. Klestler. of Halli- j V day, Ark. Electric Bitters purity and, WITH Alt.MCA and WITCH HAZKL ' oiilt I pill SMALL DOSE. enricn uie uiuuu, tunc up i ' itiplate too How. Purly Vogotablo. SMALL PRICE. and Impart -vigor and energy to tne weak. Your money will be refunded If it fails to help you. 50c at W. A. Kuykendall's drug store. Warner tunes ;nnns ders at Morris' Music Str.i. L The best salve In the world for cum, I hruisos, sores, ulcers, salt rhoum, tet- I ler, chapped hands and nil skin orup- i itlons. Guaranteed to give satisfaction or money refunded. Sold by I Inn 1 Drug Company., 'CARTERS .T3 ITTII: ' d PILLS. Gciuine Must Bear Fac-Simile Signature R?rus STATIONERYNew Fapctries, holiday boxes, Ea ton Hurlbut and Berlin fine pa pers; 25c to $1.50 HAIR. BR.USHES--Solid Back (Ebony, cherry, mahogany.) ' Gonuine bristles, $1 to $5. Military Brushes, $1 to $5. TOILET SETS Solid back Hair Brush, genuine bristle; hand mirror and comb ' in silk lined boxos, $3 to $5,150, CLOTHES BRUSHES Finest bristle brushes, solid backs; large assortment at prices from 75o to $3.00, Imported and Domestic Perfumes put up especially for the Holiday Trade, silk lined boxes, cut glass bottle and stopper--the highest grade perfume, complete assortment of odors, prices to suit all. If you are looking for something little finer than the ordi nary, see our line ot Parisian Perfumes Face Powders and Toilet Soaps IIVKHTINF.il I.KTTUHK remliar Hi, I Hit HI A MER.RY CHRISTMAS IO ALL DO tvr'v tt?cit A TIT tn aslr fnr orices on anything: you may We are here to serve you wish. op portunity to do so. Our prices are the lowest. Let us stow- you Black Cat Hosiery h- -.i,i Tlnt wnr lUst for Women and rhlliirvn. .ISctSOcaP-r l Splendid t'liristnins fiift. ;l East Ninth Street Handkerchiefs For every one.. A big line to pick from. 2c to 50c each. Purses and Bags A useful Christmas gift. A nice assortment of all kinds at 5c and up. Neckties A big line of nice patterns. 25c to 50c Table Covers and Table Linen' A good Xmas Gift, 35c to $1.25 Bed Spreads Bed Spreads... $1.00 to $2.50 Other Things Pillow Tops. .. Stand Covers . Gloves, etc. .25c 50c and up Headquarters for Xmas Groceries Caadies, Nuts, and Food things to eat. Barrington Hall Coffee. Try o for your dinner all MAI LSJ CK'S Phone Main 60 linker. A. .1. CuMfltun, I. (;. I ltl)l'l, Ml'H. . 11110. Liifuti, MIhn Itali.l. I-1 1 M 1 1 r , V. H. i;i).h ii. r. liuKU, i. . Ihti.-, A. A. Ilitll. A. It M'iIiim h, Mm. l.lllluti. llittlon. Mm. Mtntitf, ll.iwi', AlkHH Myrtli. . Mow All' i4. HnH. Hnlliut. ,(rn. MMIiiii. Ily.l-nr. Many. .1. 1 Jim-. I.lody. .Mllhr, II. A, 'rtr, .Mhia. Itln-H, Arthur. Kroll. Minn AKMt'R. Hhorlff, K. Siriki-r, Ir. V. U. ThoniMun, Jna. T)nHiiM''in, Jena. Wiilliic.'. Mm, Chi-atir A. Wittklna, John H. WiiKiihurK. Wllf rJ. W't. Kilwnni. WUMiitn. &1Ink J'-nnlo. WooJ. A. C. (f- x u pAQBi v Tho wolf Hlwnya fl oulcliuHMtd whnti It howU at tho door of a man whose dauRhtitr takes ntnKfng 1-on. ICKill'lll (JH AIMS KXAMINATION The vlichth Krndu flnul oittinttintloni fur tho pultllO arhnola will be hold , .lunuiiry Zi-'J'i, May M-li, 1909. .hino 10-11. lit"H. 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In tha lmv n tlllrt nu. "hlrli la 'lulv '"l-T'-l ,;ax of Voluma IJ of Hi" Clrrull Court Journal of aiill roiinly. aillhorli loic ami ill net In if th un.l'-r.lfcn.l B. O. I'otl-r, aula r-fnra appoint! il ''V " rourl. 'n Hll tha following -If . rlh'd r..il Drr.lorty h.'lonirlnK lo the plaln- ,ift ,1 H:, i!f-r.n'!iifitii. na the r." Kr;.ni--a I". I a. 0T'Hi.'-o ion"" I i.ot r.',. Z-l n phi"" Pal I'-rioora mi'ini" Now. th-r. f .'r)-, hy vlr'fio of tlie au thority v.-i-t it. mt m "" ,,'- for ani al t.ul ll' ao'llon at tha court houio. door of .i. In county, on Hat- u.lay. I'-e ;u oay "i j" r Iwcn ttu. Iiour or orio.a a 4 i,' lo-k p m. of Mill ilay. at 1 at" th rlKhl. tlt!a anil Int'Taf nlatntlffa atol iifcn'lanta In an nliM'. ili-a'Tlh m, to- 1 of Hhw tn Kiik' H'H '.'My n'c.ort. 1 rl property na hetra- sl -la w of 4 ..iMrt f--rari"4a Ktl' rt"-a'l, itt (h -oiir'a lnt-r"aa Hi ifnl4nt John i T.im Xernii 't nnl", rtt-iU In h . .,.nfrin.rlf.n I.V Ml eon R!ir. Attoraay. Black Motor Vehicles A Practical Car for, Business or Pleasure Inexpensive, cost less than half as much as the ordinary automobile, low speed 2 to 6 miles an hour; high speed, 6 to 26 miles an hour. Neat in appearance Travels any Road Made any style Prices $375 to $750 These cars are made to go any season ol the year in nood or bad roads, are built like a surrey, high wheels. Solid rubber tire, easy springs, motive power rnsoiirw, substantially built. For demonstrations and .ijvly HEADQUARTERS AT B0DDY & KUTHE'S, RANDLE & HOWER AGENTS 570 WILLAWETTroSTREET :- ! p. 0. BOX 455 EUGENE, OREGON tl Ill"-- Xj Mill' ..... ... ..... ... .fvtpeglK.