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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 24, 1908)
WETS FOE TH V"""?"???"?"!I!1!1!!! t " 4 hhhJ MIMMIMIIM..!...... ()()tn,t,.,... t H. ,,,,, ' ' ' : ' ' i i v - . . For Several Years We Have Been Wholesaling Lumber in Eugene. We Now Propose to RETA UMBER BUT STILL AT ESALE PR To our mind this is an improvement mat win oenem an users or lumper, now aoes it inn press you? . Our retail yard is north of the passenger depot and the team entrance is on Pear street near the vinegar factory. Temporary phone, Black 4521. Booth 21 iAvwiiU Lumb 14 East 8th Street, Eugene, Oregon. You're on the Right Track when your clothing Id looked after by our expert assistants. Cleaned perfectly, pressed properly, delivered promptly, and our charges by their little ness make satisfaction an as sured faci. . Everything possible in Cleaning and Dyeing Eugene Dye Works bth and Willamette Sts, Phone Red 2861 KITCHEN &. KOMPP Livery, Feed and Sales Stables Snii'ple room In connection located In Hejrlstcr M1(., Wlllnmette St. Oak and 7th Eugene. Or. Phone Main 03 UNIVERSITY GLEE MEN CLOSED ANNUAL TOUR THIS WEEK Trip Was Satisfactory to Au diences and to the Management. The University Olee and Mandolin ! Clubs finished their nnnunl tour through Enstern Oregon the first of the week. No flu urns nre obtaina- MOUJTD ITEMS. (Special Correspondence. Mound, Dec. 23. Mr. G. W. Layne returned home from a business trip to Eugene .Thursday night. M. D. Johnson' has a force of men building a bridge near the Mound postoffice; a work that Is needed very much. Charley Lacey Is now settled In his new residence near Conger Prai rie. Charles 'Layne has. been out for two weeks with his compass cruis ing for a timber company in the vi cinity of Roseburg. Wildcats have been doing consid erable damage among goats in this vicinity of late. Everybody In this bio as to the financial success of thejb0unty on wildcats. We hopo their ii mil ' i-iwii nii iMni sentiments will be s 1 Julius Goldsmith OLIVER VISIBLE TYPEWRITER For an Xmas Gift. Special Cash price for ton days on Ol.ft'Elt TVl'K Wit I Kits for an Xmas gift. 0. S. PRANK, 1.im'h1 A ire nt. 1b, two members of the club who have returned, say thnt the attendance was good and the satisfaction better than last year. The stunts brought down the house In every town. Time and again the Individuals were encored. THURSTON VOTES A SPECIAL ROAD TAX i WILLAMETTE Meat M0arfct Under New Management fftrst-Class Fresh and Saltj Meat Always on Hand ! Phone in Your Order j WING & CAMPBELLj EATON'S Boq-K Bindery Hook Hound. MnUMJtlnr Hound. Tort rol lot Mmle. lllunk HonkRiilod nml Pound to OrlcR ArtKtlo Bookbinding Dmie. Nothing Hut (Jnml Work. Nont Hut Urnsoimlilo I'rlcos. Office at EATON'S BOOK STORE (Special Correspondence.! Thurston, Dec. 23. There has not been at any state or presidential elec tion that the people have contested the Issue so spirited as at the spe cial tax election held on last Sat urday. The vote first was on, "shall we fix the road, commencing nt High Hank and going east?" The vote carried by a big majority. The esti mate on tho parts montloned was $435. It would require a three-mill tax, so the vote was taken and the re sult was a majority of nine over all opposition, allowing two votes under challengo opposed to the tax. After tho adjournment. Mr. Piatt called or der and stated that Inasmuch as a tull attendance was present. It would be a good time to get a fair expres sion as to the choice of the district sent in in the form of a vigorous protest. The Mound school closed for a two weeks' vacation Friday. A very nice school program was rendered at our school house last Friday night after which a nice dance and supper was given. Earl Parsons was In our midst on Friday night. ! There were several people from i Alma up to attend our program and dance; among whom were Jack ' Johnson and wife, who reside at pres- ent on the Pugh place. Mrs. John-, son 1b an accomplished musician. We : would be glad to have them locate ' permanently In our midst. Roy Blerce returned home the 20th from Smith river, where he has ', been working. ' Mr, and Mrs. Glen. Saunders are i again in our midst, having returned ! from Independence. Mrs. S. is a i daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. ! Ulerce. 1 George Prescott's and Hazen John-! son's acted as hosts to a goodly crowd Friday night. Mr. Mcintosh has decided not to return to his home in the east for 1 some time, so we are informed. He ; Is very anxious to btiy more timber : lands. There's lots of timber lands ! for sale on the great Slu, Mc. I Mrs. Johnson, of Alma gave us a I grand musical treat on the piano ati rrescott s Saturday morning, after for road supervisor the comlne vear and moved that Father Latton be i the dance, while we were waiting for tne cnalrman. It was so voie.l and i breakfast Thnnka Cnnin nirnln Our teacher, Miss Bessie Meats, i nas returned to ner nome near 'Springfield t spend the holiday va : cation. We wish her a Merry Christ I mas and Happy New Year. Mr. Itnth acted as secretary. The chair appointed Mr. Plnft and Mr. Donaldson as tellers. There were some eight different persons named by ballot, then It was moved that the three first names be taken as the candidates, and the second ballot was aken. Mr. Ford. Charles Grnv and '.flray were the contestants. Ira f nv nnviiiic r-piven a majority over ; ou diary at tpiscopni ennrch, cor- i. vin iii'i'inrcu me persons to no i ut "i oeventn ana uuve streets, P. tne one recommended and the chair-1 K. Hammond, rector. Christmas man was Instructed to so present the' morning at 8 nnd 11 a. m. Every e St. CHRISTMAS SERVICES Make Useful Holiday 'resents Why not buy your hus band, father or son a fine suit of clothes the fa mous MICHAELS, STERN & CO. make at Hanson's. They have the quality and style that well-dressed men are partial to. Such a gift would be appreciated. Our line of gents fur nishings is complete and in shirts, underwear and neckwear we are sure o have just what you are looking for. ED. HANSON East 'iuth Street Co. YOU CAN... Toast Your Bread. Boil Your Eggs. PorrnlatA Ynnr Hnfffifi. Cook all kinds of Fancy Dishes andCandi Heat your Curlnig Irons ALL BY ELECTRICIT' See the Latest Klectrical Cooking Devices The El Tosto. The Water and Milk Heater. The Coffee Percalater. The Chafing Dish. The Curling Iron Heater. Pacific Electric Engineering 5J6 Willamette btreet ThU Is Worth H.'mlkiir I.eo F. Zellnskl. of 68 Gibson St., nuffalo. N; Y., snys: "I cured the most annoying co'd sore I ever had, with Ilurklen's Arnica Salve. I ap plied this salve once a dav for two days, when evr-y trace of' tie sore was gone." Heals all sores. Sold un- ners lone cordially lnvitett W .- our Christmas dinner will not he complete without a fruit cake bought at the I'nlverslty home bakery. We have cranberry, pumpkin and home made mince pies, In fact everything you will want In the way of pastry or broad for your Christmas dinner. d2 4 osajjnviiaijyjsojjejyidjjjvi Scott'? Sanral-Fepsm Capsules A POSITIVE CURE For lnflfiinn Moo or Catarrh Pf th Bla.i.ler r.-l P1nmw1 Kidney b. NO 00 SB MO PAY. Cure quickly nnd peramnrntlr all I a natural 1)Iwmmo( ihe Vrinarj Orsmnt. Ab solutely birmleti. Sold br druggists. Pric fl.no. or by nmfl, oft-paid. Jj. THE SANTAL-PEPS1N CO. BclMontalu, OMo. IS? A Sensibl eXmas SJnaer and Wheeler & Sewing Machines sonl ...tk An average of 50 cents Remember, we are the only in Eugene ,y ... Marines exdu!iT Handling ew'"s Singer Sewmg Macwj, , 615 Willamette Street. KAVAX.UCH,
