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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 19, 1908)
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LIVE AND DKESS3D POULTRY, PRUSSIAN POULTRY FOOD, (The great, egg producer) "SMITH SEALED LEG BANDS" (For your chickens and turkeys) and all klndB of supplies, including the "SOOFIELD" BEEF SCRAP, GROUND BONE AND SHELL PHONE MAIN. 045 103 EAST NINTH 8T. V v : X PLAYS AND PLAYEnS J o ' " 04 OitOC KOW Eugene d'Albert's opera "Tlef land" met with success fit the Metro-n-il'nn t--i T"on"V r'o Ycrlr. at lis first performance the other night. Charles Frohman's company ot Si cilian r'.ivrvi i'.i ibut In New York recently In a blood-curdling tragedy entitled "Malia" and scored a hit. 4 Wlncna Winter has gone on tne vaudeville stage and made her debut In New York the other day, giving imitations, singing and ventriloquism, and was well received. Mrs. James Brown Potter will re turn to America early next year to appear In vaudeville. She will prob ably appear in a little play in which she will act the part of Mary Stuart. Maude Adams will make her first appearance in J. M. Barrle's new play, "What Every Woman Knows, at the Empire theatre. New York, on Monday, December 21, and will re main there eight weeks. . William Collier, in "The Patriot," i will begin an engagement In the same play at the Comedy theatre, I London, next spring, under the man 1 agement of Charles Frohman, who EM has booked him for a long engage- B i ment. I I The shortest speaking part In any 1 play is that of Oowankatchle, the ! Indian In Edgar Selwyn't "Pierre of i the Plains," played by George Schaef i fer, an actor of many years of ex- ! perlence. The lines of the part are "Me Mike." A George A.'llss, who first came to America as the support of Mrs. Patrick Campbell about seven years ago, has proved himself a fine actor of exceptional versatility and his j work in the part of the "Devil" is i critics. ! Louis Mann is doing some of the best work in his career In "The Man I Who Stood Still," on the bill of the Circle theatre, New York, at pres ent. There Is every probability that the play will continue its attractive power through the rest of the sea son. ... A new comedy by Roy McCa,rdell, the humorist, mot with flattering success at Its Initial performance at Baltimore the other night. The play Is a free dramatization of Mr. McCnrdelPs" stories of chorus girl life, and is euiiiied, "The Gay Life." The cast Includes Consuelo Bailey and Thomas Thorne. ' handsome women in scanty costumes, does the rest. It Is reported that David Warfield Mrs. Carter expects to regain her former position in the theatrical profession by the new play which she expects to bring out soon. It was written by John Luther Long, the author of "Andrea." The ac tion passes partly In Japan and part ly In Europe; and the character of the work is said to be both emo tional and spectacular. will at last be given an opportunity next season to appear in one or more plays more worthy of his great tal ent than the insignificant plays in which he has appeared heretofore. He will probably play Sbylock In "The Merchant of Venice" and la ter, perhaps, the part of King Lear In Sbakespearle's tragedy of the same name. ELMIRA ITEMS. it pi (Special Correspondence.) Elmira. Dec. 18. Mm. Colgaard has purchased a large mule team to do his freighting. Mrs. Sam McCutcheon and Mrs. Mae Lee are reported sick at this writing. The citizens of Elmira are talk ing of numbering their stores, so when the young people of Smlthfield come up to basket socials they won't get lost in the town; also expect to! extend tne culverts clear across the streets so that they can not run off them and hurt themselves. There will be a basket social at the hall on December 18. Preparations have been hegun for a Christmas entertainment at the Baptist church. Sam Flint of Junction was In our midst buying beef and mutton past of last week. Jim Baker, of Irving, was out visit ing relatives and hunting ducks the last of the week. The truant officer has been visit ing the Tlr Grove district several times lately. William Neely. of Manleton. is vis iting relatives, around Elmira. Mrs. xi. M. Price had the m sfor- tune of falling down stairs and hurt ing herself pretty badly. Mrs. Sallle Evens has rented hpr farm and moved to Eugene. C . sir k -1 S Cocoa Anna Held recently produced her play, "Miss Innocence," In Philadel phia, for the first time. It is said to 'be as sensational and even more rlBque than Its predecessor, "The Parisian Model." Miss Held wears some beautiful gowns, mostly skin tight, and sings a few songs. The chorus, consisting ot exceptionally WOOD SAWING. Gasoline pawer by W. W. Moore. phone Red 3282. 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Charles Pogue, of Lowell, has rented Mrs. Jacobs' farm and Is busily engaged plowing for ; around the point at Fisher Rock. ! T. H. Hunsacker Is jut j Wm. Tale expects his new planer a norse trader trajei t: : to be at Goshen some time this week, j thls summer. O, yes; we have lots of fine girls here and popular ones, too. The' i.nri.o thirim j ed or varnished surface without ln-i Birlnb crP Jurlng the finish. Chambers Hard- ReT- Nelson Williams, of Eugene, ware Co. . held' divine services here Sunday. ' His sermons were very encouraging. Wood-savers ana even baker Indeed, this has made the Superior range! Elden Tempieman; our road su famous. Chambers . Hardware Co. pervisor, is busy making new road Guard contest will give the young men here a chance to decide whom they think the most popular. Me thinks there Is going to be some hustling. Al Mays made a business trip to i Eugene last Friday. . i Spray pumps and hose i ate goes to Eugene today : teed by Moon-Blals Imp! H loss Mattresses M which we will sell lorlll.M they last; this Is a siiii Chamber? Hardwire Co, .1 Wm. on business connected with his mill. 1 pany. 3E We are factory agents for the Gillette vSafety Razor 'If you buy your razor and blades from us you are sure of always getting; the latest. The blades are being improved ev ery year and buying direct from the factory we get the improved blades. We will sell you a ra zor on 30 days' trial. Our Christmas stock will in clude silver and gold-plated, from $5.00 to $15.00 per set. GIVE HIM A SET FOR XMAS." We also carry the Carbo Magnetic Razor which nees no honfr- aa'2 13 sold under a positive gna?antee. (Mstmas tatarc ...arid Other Christmas Things Our line of Rockers, Morris and other easy chairs is larger and better than ever and from the fact that we have sold three times as much furni ture as last year is evidence that our prices as well as our goods are right Ladies Desks Just received a new line in Bird'seye Maple, Early English, Wax Finish and Golden Oak pol ished. . . - ' , ' ' V ' A Superior Heater A like the cut, world make a good present for the wl:olo family. Floss Cushion Couches in Weathered Oak, Leather, Pantasoter Velour and Verona coverings also. 25 Couches to select from. PRICES RIGHT. Bissell's andSanitai e Carpet Sweepers Doll Carts and Buggies in Great Variety Rugs WE HAVE Wilton, Axministcr Saxony Brussels Our sales in rugs have sur prised even ourselves. We have had to reorder several times. COME AND SEE THE REASON Just a Word About Paints The Sherwin & Williams name Is a guarantee of best-quality. Floor Wax, Floor-lac, Furniture Polish,, Specials: Hand Craft Stain, Mar-Not Vanish, Bath Tub Enamel, Aluminurj and Gold Paint. Coffee Percolators U Chaiing Dishes 5 O'clock Teas Carving Sets Etc., Etc. 1 FOR THE buhmI J All mnttf-pKsps mav look alike artpr tpn vpars. or even five ! there is a" vast difference If o .1 i nuTKIIUnoR. If! 1 ... l..v .vh.it real loW in a mattress, get an Ostera"-; From actual experience e-, are just as good after ten years as the first night. , , We are tne sure ?ene, and sell at $15, same as ad Used by the taciorj. A LASTING CHRISTMAS PRESENT Finished Floors ana rugs are replacing carpets everywhere. They re cleaner, more healthful, more stylish. The Sherwin-Williams Modern Method 'Floor Finishes for finishing old or new floors in any style desired, give best results always. Use them on your floors. For Piloted FUltah-Tn.Ulc Floor-rf s-w. 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