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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 28, 1908)
... . "JUiijKinHU,, MQXDAT,. DBCianiRR Bfl, Tice fttters STANLEYS 6I2WUlamette Street, Eugene, Three Doors South of Ninth St. Price Cutters Sale Prices Througliotit the Store 'nMI AMPA DaMamh PI. WW miuuDt ivcuutuuiii on jiapie iriercnandise kit Cases.. Iwo hundred Suit Cases received this lek direct from the New York manuf actur- $2.50 Suit Case for .. $1.50 bound Suit Cases $1.75 atol $3.50 Suit Cases for $2.50 trier Suit Cases, $6 values $4.50 Ywhide Suit Cases for. $6.00 k Handkerchiefs, 25c and 30c, for. . 19c Jm Bands, '10c, for. . 5c k 5c, two papers for 5c Jycerine Toilet Soap, 6 cakes 25c Wet Paper, four rolls for 25c lad Pencils, 5c regular, 3 for 5c itch Hazel, half-pint bottles 19c lluloid Combs, 25c, for 19c Brsuhes, 10c, for 5c i Brushes, 15c, for 10c i Brushes, 25c, for 15c racial for Wednesday and jhursday for two days, c. 30 and 31 foxide of Hydrogen, 50c, for 25c orn Salve, 15c, for 5c Caro's Tea, 25c, for 5c Men's Clothing.. HALF-PRICE Our entire stock of Men's Clothing, com prising all desirable patterns, we are closing out at JUST ONE-HALF our former low prices. Men's $ 7.00 Suits priced for $ 3.50 Men's $10.00 Suits priced for $ 5.00 Men's $15.00 Suits priced for $ 7.50 Men's $20.00 Suits priced for $10.00 This is your opportunity Something we have never done before. One-Half the Regular Price will buy you a Suit Several hundred Suits from which to make a selection. They all go at just One-Half Price When Stanleys say one-half you can bank on getting a bargain, for these prices are far below manufacturing cost. Iiiy Men's Clothing at STANLEYS Half-Price Sale BIG UNION REVIVAL BEGINS AT Rev. H. Wyse Jones Preached Two Splendid Sermons Yes terday Singer Delayed Two great audiences greeted Evan gelist Jones at the Presbyterian church yesterday. At the morning service, the sermon was ou "Prayer, ,f and at the evening service. Mr. Jones spoke on "Soul Winning." The key to the evangelist's success is doubt less found in these two sermons. Humble dependence upou God to save men and by kind and manly efforts win men. The manner of these work ers is such as to commend Itself to the sanest Judgment of Christians who prefer permanent work to the more practical spectacular and short lived. it was the general opinion of those who heard the sermons yester day that Mr. Jones la one of the ab lest men who ever preached In Eu-gene. Prof. Spear aud wife wore un avoidably detained and many were disappointed in not hearing them but they arrived last night and will direct the singing, assisted by a large choir and instruments tonight. Beginning with Tuesday an after noon service will be held at the Pres byterian church at 3 o'clock. Ser vices each night at 7:30 with song service and preaching. lrTr lliiiiii iii 1Z ii ll MTTTT P it RIVER THREATENS THE CITY OF HARRISBURG Cutting Into Bank on Northeast Side Water System Is Being Extended Considerable damage Is threatened by the Willamette river at Harris burg. The river Is cutting Into the bank on the north-east side and Is only a few yards from a row of houses. Harrlsburg Is extending its water system. Outside of the mere cost of the pipe, the extension Is very cheap, for the soil is bo loose that a big plough suffices to dig the ditch. The road from Eugene to Coburg, and from that place to Harrlsburg, Is reported to be the best of all the highways north of Eugeno. rwww m ? :::::::::::::::::::::::::.HHj:g Mot d mirc rn m 11UU1 IV lUdlitt Ul Druggists Hotel Smeede Bldg. THi QUALITY STORE lift QUALITY STORE lxu tit i 4 xittt txxttt s8 Special Prices mm :: ! ! FUTURE OF LABOR SUBJECT OF ARTICLE (Continued from Page One.) AND ASK YOUR pbors about the celebrated ss liuctcr Paints Did you say ML PAPER kt LUDFORD Practical Painter p Papering and House Painting r-B8hth Su EosrencOi Souvenir Album Nobody's Decem ber issue; over 40 photos; will be on sale Wednesday at bookstores only. 10c a copy. SMITH BLOCK SOLD TO C0LEM0N FOR FIFTEEN THOUSAND Good Margin of Profit Made on Willamette Street Proper ty in a Short Time "B OR MANY CO-.OBS f' tARGEST FACILITIES N THE WEST FOF. T.'l '"E PRODUCTION OF f"3H GRADE WORK ..SEND ONE EAST,, The First. National Bank Invites your account, whether large o- smnll. iVour bu.:ne .111 receive prompt. accurate . enfid-tia. auen- uri.K'-OSlT lW H)K KST T G I1ESDKICKS.. President. c B EAK1N. Vice-President ! p E SNODGRASS. Cashier DARWIS BR1STOW. O" i .nlPtHnt aher ; LlsE l. cucH-ca,tler Asista.7i.Catier. L. H. Smith has sold his two-story brick block on Willamette streets, across the alley from the Hotel Smeede, to J. H. Coleman, the well known capitalist, for $15,000, which Is a splendid advance over that he paid to C. J. Harhite for It only two or three years ago. Since buying the property Mr. Smith has built an ad dition to the building extending it back to Park Btreet, but even with this improvement, he made good money on the deal. The lower floor of the front part of the building is occupied by the Combination bar ber 3hop. BRITISH STEAMER ! LOST WITH CREW Newcastle, X. S. V., Dec. 2S. The British steamer Advance and BrltlBh bark Iverna, had a collision off here today. The '.Advance went down. Wlib the exception of first officer all members of the crew lost their lives. 'The Ivernla put Into Xewcastle leak- .' In;? badly. The Advance appears to have b'en a local vesacl of small dl- : ineniUH. HOTTENTOTS ARE AGAIN0N WARPATH e hanrT,, , 'U CHICHESTER SILLb f k. .v He Hit t.f ! W i'-b Vi Vii.i.." ai ! Cane Town. rx-c. 2 Hottentots of German S uthwest Africa are asratn on the war path. They re rntlv raided rattle posts and killed two European!. Seven G-rrnan ol itl. rj ho wre In pursuit were shot. Tiiere is Kreat anxiety among local residents. New stocl brass and black and irons. Chambera Hardwar Co. but for the benuflt of ihe company as well the advantage of both." The writer points out that "Just as the mechanical world has changed and Improved, so the world of labor has advanced from the slavery of the laborer to the day of his absolute In dependence and now to thiB day, when he begins to take his proper place aB the capitalist-partner of his employer. We may look forward with the hope to the day when It shall be the rule for the workman to he partner with capital, the man of affairs giving Ills business exper ience, the worklngmnn In the mill his mechnnlcal skill, to the company, both owners of the shares and so far equally Interested In the success of their Joint efforts, eitch indispen sable, BO that without their co-operation success would be Impossible." "Co-partnership tends to bring a realizing sense of the truth to both labor and capital that their Interests, broadly considered, are mutual; and as far as the latter Is considered it may finally. In some cases, be all fur nished by those engaged In the works, which Is the .ueal that should be helfi in view the workman both capitalist and worker, employe and employer. --".; Ml "This, however, la not for our time. We are pioneers, whose duty Is to start the movement, leaving to our successors, Its full and free de velopment as human society ad vances. The first company so owned will mark a new era In the relations of labor and capital. We may not have to wait long for this experiment since it is In line with recent devel opments. The writer has no desire to embark again In business. Hut nothing appeals to him so strongly as this Ideal. He should like to address a body of workmen, many thousand In number, as all fellow partners." "The writer li convinced," Mr. Carnegie Bays in conclusion, "that this Is to be the highly ntlafactory and final solution. The first step In advance has already come In the nat ural progress of evolution no revo lution necesary and it Is earnestly pressed upon the attention of Intelli gent worklng-nien and their leaders, some of wirni feeni to have been misled Into devoting themselves to the advocacy of a system, admittedly unsulted to our day, which requires an organic change In the relations of Kocletv, and Indeed a thousand year. The experiment of labor and capital union workmen-capitalists has ex ceeded, so f , all expectations. Even the convlncd Socialist might, there fore, ball It as at least a step In the right direction, making the laborer's ponltlon better than before, saying to himself: let the future bring what It may; a l!rd In the hand Is often worth a whole flock In the bush.' Our Socialist c remedy Is for the fu ture; li t ii not forget this Is our d-allng with 'he present." "Such sf-roa to the writer the part of wisdom. ' Fred risk. Oregon timber lands bourg and sold. KuiO'- Oreion. tf For Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday we will make Special Prices on all our fine Im ported Perfumes and Toilet Soaps. R & G Bulk Perfome, reg. $1.00 per oz. 90c R & G Pkg. Perfume, reg. $1.50, special $1.35 R & G Pkg. Perfume, reg. $2.25, special $2.10 R & G Pkg. Perfume, reg. $5.50, special $5.30 Colgate's, Dabrook's, Reiger's Perfume regular 50c per oz. special 45c Domestic Perfumes in Packages Regular 25c, special 20c Regular 50c, special ... 45c Cut Glass Perfumes, reg. $2,00, special . $1.75 These goods would make very acceptable New Year Gifts Imported Tolet Soap... Roger & Gallct Soap, Regular 35c, special 30c Roger & Gallct Soap, Regular 50c , special 40c Roger & Gallct Soap, Regular 75c, spccak...i 50c STATIONERY The Best Paper, in attractive boxes, from t5c to 75c :: Our Drug Department is under the supervission of two regis tered druggists and )ho same high standard is maintained throughout the store. mill t!i!!!!ii!!!!!:::i::tn:n:::::::::::::::::::::nm:::i:::::::i:::::::::::::: ii:::::::::::::::::::::j::::j::::::::t:m::::::j::::m:;;:m:j:::::m:::;::: ! MARRIED t ! At the home of the bride In Knlr-. mount, December 27. Ilioif, Claude V. Sti'pheiiBon and Miss Karuh V. I.a Duke, Itev. C. A, Wooley, of filiating. At Hlonx Knlls. 8. !).. Dec ber 19, llios. J. II. Illewetl. of Eugene, and Mis Florence Uutler, of (irunily Cen tre. Iowa. They will arrive In Ku gcue soon to reside. C. V. Stevenson and Miss Victoria l.aDuke, both of this city, were mar-rl-d at the home of the brlde'B par ents In Kast Kugene, Sunday, Dec. 27, at i P. m llcv. C. A. Wooley. officiating. A Biimptous wedding supper was served after the cere mony, which was performed In the presence of friends and relatives. The bride Is a highly respected young lady and has the well wishes of her host of friends. The groom is a young man of good character and re spected by all. The young conple have the congratulations and best wishes of their many friends for a and a long happy life. j They will make their home In Kast I Kugene. wo For Safety and Service You will find a checking account with tho Mer--chants' Bank efficient and satisfactory. Every courtesy and ac commodation consistent with security. CAPITAL ...$65,000.00 CASOLINK ENGINES ' R R CATION, SPRAYING ana PUMPING MACHINERY FnlrliaiiksMors Onsolliie Knglitew for pumping, spraying, sawing, ailnd. log. .Outfits complete, Fairbanks Hrulcs for weighing. Fairbanks-Morn llynamna and M. tor for power and light. Fairbanks-Morse Windmills anil Towers. Falrbanks-Morar (Jrlnders, fm Chiipixf", Well I'limps. All first quality goods at limral prices always Id atirk. Liberal term. I'rompt reply to Inquiries and quick lilpmcnU. Write for catalogue eat) price. v BERCER.-BEAN HDW. CO Agents, Eugene, O-. FAIRBANKS, MORSE t CO. Poet I. ad, Oregon J I Z i 2 BUKN 2 I At the Kiigne hospllal, lxeinber 27. 19HS. to It. 8. Mosely and wife. who live near Kugetnj, a diiiglHer. I t At Seattle, Dec. 24, 190H, to tho i wife of Frank Wllklns, for.ncrly of: Kugene, a daughter. j BIG ROBBERY IN NEW YOFft STORE i Ait New York. Dec. 2. The r-bry of 130,000 worth of Jewelry and! .',,iiu0 eaih from a safe deposit vault In the Jewelry store of Oscar W. ; J:ick"l, at H6 Third aveuue, this j city, was dlicovered today. UASOMSR WIOI HAW. Oarrlson ft Olbson saw all woodi to gage. Office Black 1671. HoirA Black 171. OLIVER VISIBLE TYPEWRITER o l'or an Xmai Olfu Special Cash ' price for ten days on OIJVElt TVI'K- WKTKKH for an Tnias gift. o COS. FRANK, Local Aswnt. KITCHEN & KOMPP Livery, Feed and Sales Stables Matnple room In cuitiieetmn located la lli gl.tcr mug., vmwmcwr ri. Oik snd 7th' Eutie. Or Fhooa MaIk oa VINCENT RESTAURANT Meals aO all Hours 20c and up Pnone Black 1557 West Ei.hth Si
