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THE EUGENE DAILY CJUlt, THURSDAY, i A ft1 All Y 21. fWf
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, . A genuine reduction of 25 to 50
per cent on every pair of shoes
in the store. Note the following
extra specials:
Vs $3.30 Patent Coit Bluchsr, Goodyear
welt, Educator last, . m
all sizes I &
kites' Vici Polish, light sole, Gotzian's, a close
seller at $2.50, our
special price :
i-TANL
FYS
612 Willamette Street, Eugene,
Three Doors South of Ninth St.
lace Curtains.,
Closing out the line
AT HALF PRICE
Scrubbing Brushes
$1.25
ost L-srcSi
ugene Views. 'Oregon Views, Leather Cards
and a general line,
all at '1c each
BUY AT STANLEYS AND SAVE MONEY
4fa .',, rx-
t V? &
SPECIAL
Jan. 18 to Jan. 23
One Week Only
Your choice of over J75 S.i'r: -f Y.V:; C ot-ning
values to $25.1 .. or
p"' '-ft . --. .-'
Regular 1 5c
Our Price.
5c
Men s Golf Shirts..
Values to 75c. . 45c
Values to $1.50 69c
These S irts have been used in disphys, and some are slightly soiled,
but our price is far below the wholesale cost.
Tins clothing inciuijs S
veil made garm :nts and
the styles are not tin'', sc.. . .
not a suit in the lot that
two years in btoc'.. a:
A Complete? Suit. -at, L :;
.-.vt..;; :.; i..f
; bee.i over
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At Big Price Reductions
hVY AT STANLEYS AND SAV:: MONiLY
mmammmKmBmnMw vAjyaiV!a rrwr mi minium mini wn
T . : - ,
-HO THOUSAND
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TK a; r:-i'mM,j-ir,"i .n.1i.-lrifl.),tW mmm M BdlHT OT I I llUflli"
4 C00P0NS IN THREE DAYS
pm.
K so laf coupons aggre-
,000 votes have been Is-
tne Guard s business ot-
Ing to. footings made by
:Xi manager today. This is
N'ion of the interest that
(10 aroused In the greatest
rri5r conducted liy a news
Oregon outside of Portland.
Izes were ever offered be
rfree trips to tlie world's
exposition, with everything ' added
for the comfort, convenience and en
tertainment of the fortunate winners.
In addition to this the candidate re
ceiving the highest vote of all has
the choice of a $200 residence lot
In Eugene, or the naming of the
chaperone for the party. The second
largest will be given second choice.
No wonder that more than fifty
of Lane county's most popular young
ladies are strenuously striving to ; for the fair year. The Seattle Eloc
carry off the honors in their respoc-1 trie company is spending more than
tlve districts. 'or that their friends I $1 ,500.000 improving its service,
are giving them loyal support. j President Howard Elliott, of the
I Northern Pacific, says that the Alt:.;
fcxiMMitinn Notcs , I ka-Yukon-Paciflc exposition is much
Growers of the Cactus Dahlia will t fartl)er advanced th an was tlie St.
make a growing exhibit o : the i flow-, ,,,,3 falr at a Blmllllr I)el.iod of lw
ers at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific e!-! existance.
posiuim nexi year, r oreign growers
will also send exhibits. The Cur! us
.lunction, Irving and llarrisburg,
utif to go.
act
Irk, Tjrar Jt Tvt
K 1. '.
227-EflG STRAIN I" poultry
is in any other business It pays
iml pays big to keep the best, and
especially Is this 30 if you 'are pro
ducing eggs for the market.
nyrrop.TANCE of male
EIRD 'Tlle male is more Mian
half the breeding pen, and it Is of
vital importance to secure the best,'
high-scoring cock ror Improvement
of the strain. He have a limited
'.anuniber of cocks for sale, at a rta-
;o:iauie price, quasi'.v i;uiisi'n.e..'i
ind orders will be recolvod until:
Ybruarr 5. S-PKAK QUICK IF j
i'OU WANT ONE. i
tT Egg's are now selling for 35 cents a do?en, which nets a
not arrord to lose. liens that lay zzi eggs a year net ine
Write for cntalozue and nrices. "The hens that lay are the
tot- Tfepn this nrl
i;lli;ilnA OAIM TOV on Dn AO'S D-rnlviKn rtronnn
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Dahlia is the official flower of the:
exposition. " '
Relics from Spain of the time the
conntr ywas under Moorish rule will1
be exhibited at the Seattlo fair next,
year. There will also be a reproduc
tion of the Alhambra, made famnus
by the writings of Washington Irv
ing. Ezra Heeker, a pioneer of the 50's,
will give an exact reproduction of
home life in the West when the ter
ritory" now composing tlie state of
Oregon, Washington, Idaho and a
I part of Montana and W yoming, was
I called the Oregon country.
I The annual gathering of the Ep-
worth Veague in Seattle next year is
expected. to bring 25,000 visitors to
the city during the progress of the
Alaska-Yukftn-Pacific exposition.
New York will erect a fine build
ing on the grounds of the Alaska-Yitkon-Paciflc
exposition to be held
at Seattle next year. More than -100,-
0 it 1) will probably be spent in par
ticipation on the part of the Empire
state. '
The Forestry building on the
grounds of the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific
exposition in 100!i will bo the larg
est log house ever built In the world.
Liberati, lanes and Ellery have
been engaged to nlav at the Alaska-
Yukon-Pacific exposition at Seattle
next year. Teh concerts will be giv
en in a big music pavilion on the
grounds.
.The Arctic Brotherhood building
0 nthe grounds of the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific
exposition at Seattle is to
remain a permanent structure. . It
will be a museum of natural history
at the close' of the fair, as well as
a fraternity hall for the students at
tending the University of Washington
from Alaska.
Hundreds of street cars of the
latest type will be In use In Seattle
Voting Districts.
jiine County u divided
into dis
tricts as follows;
Eugene, three to go.
Creswoll, Goshen, Cottage ti
Dexter aild .lascpr, two to go.
Springfield, one to go.
Marcola, Coburg, Weudling
Mabel, one to ;;.
lOlmira, muchly, Florence, Maple
1 on. Acme and Crow, one to go.
The contest closes February 2 7, ftt
10 o'clock. - .
Grand prize The candidate re
ceivin:; tho highest vote getH free a
?:M)() lot in lllalr street addition to
Eugene and fhp Senttle trip also
Coniesr C omiitions.
Tlie hulloth .v 1 1 1 it coui'tHtf tbree
lines each week until turiher notice,
, ilie iiiiiiouniN'meniK being mnde on
ove T'ues.lay. Thursday and Saturday
1 I be ballot box is located in
1 the Giuii'd's business office where
and ballots and coupons may be deposi
ted li.tiiit hour?..
Miss Ethel Pottet, Walton It ,1)2 I
Miss Emma Uruud, Florence Ii,;us . ;
Miss II In. Cushman, Acme .... 2,510
Miss Eva Walker, Mapleton .1,050
SUKSeiUPTION 11ATICS.
One year by carrier, $6.00 1000 votes
One year by mall, (3.00 1000 votes
Six mouths, carrier, $2.50 400 votes
Three months carrier, ,$1.50 150 votes
Weekly, one year $1.50 .; 600 votes
Six months by mall. $2.00 . 500
Three months by mnlll $1.00 200
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SICATTMO YUKON EXPOSITION' fOXTKST.
COUPON.
iai-M-iUII
In favor of Miss.
Address
11111
?sif,-t.ie
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The- nt.wiy t (.unpietPtl Wasjiint t
hostelries of H'-:-i!e., iviiiM-" ' -::n-
tertained during Its' stay in the expo
Good for one vote
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Not good after Jan. 23.
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AllVKHTISIOI) liliTTEIlS. Tho passengers on the first section
The Icilowiiig mall matter hearing of overland train No. 1(1 bieakl'iistod
date ol .l.'iauarv 20. I It till, remains In Eugeno tilts mornlni;. the train ar-
.t.e 01 the
1 illest
inn .pnrty will ite en-
HELEN K. M
ARKS CO.
DRUGGISTS
HOTEL SMEEDE BUILDING
The
QUALITY
STOilE
4
HOW THE CANDIDATES 'STAND TODAY
DISTItKT XO. 1 (IITO f.'O.) '. '-
Miss Etta Morrisnn, Eugene. . . '.
Miss Mabel Mogettson, j'lugL'ne
Miss Edith Favvvef, Engone '. '. .
Miss Ethel Etlaiinston, Eugene
Miss Huth Hawkins, Eugene
Miss Goldine Winter. Eugeno
Miss Hazel Smith. Eugene
Miss Francis I'ongra, Eugene, K. il
Miss Adeline Watson, Eugene. It. K .'
Miss Bessie Read, Ku...
Miss Glee Turner. Eugene '.
Miss Mildred Snow, Eugene ..'
VOT
Miss F'ona fills
Miss Alta Mulkev,
Miss llttlah Mar. In
Miss .Mary ripri.i
Miss Francis Hi :
Miss Ida Smith, Cr
itsthkt
.laaper . : . .
('rnswell . . .
''reswell . .
ir.-.r.t.,- (J
y, Cre:
.-..'.ell
XO. a (TWO TO GO)
swell,
V3.
1 SSv
IHST'lt'ltT NO. :i. (I TO GO.)
Miss Gladys Mdlcnry, Sprlnglield
Miss Martha Callison, Springfield
Miss Mary Ilartleit, Sprlnglield
Miss Eva Uyeharil. .Sin-lngiield
Miss Nettle N'e;.; I:, Hiri Mgl ield
Miss Tlieila I'eii. Spritit;iieiii
Miss Delia Cli ;-h-t- r. Spriniield
lllSTIWIT XO. I. (1 TO GO).
FOR
THE BATH
urkish Bath Towels at special prices,
we. , ?! rn i
from t to j.su eacn
Colgatcs Turkish falh Soap, large cakes d ior
Colgai:s P.il:n Toilet Soap, 6 for
-Coutis unpoitcd Castile, 3 or 0-.
47 J I Toilet Sjap, 3 for.
R &-Soa. reg. 35, special per cake
PinauJi oac, special per cake
i Jass Goo in Every Department,. Mo Shop Wo
O 25c
. 25c
. 23c
. 6Cc
. 25c
. 25-.
iiO' Old Stock.
hiag Frfcsh froia the Manufacturers' at the NiW IRUG STORE
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Miss Kate VnMlii
Miss .Mnllle'iM-li'vi:
Miss Georgia Ne;f
Miss Vet- l.iirkjn
Miss Cora G .7
Miss ti'nr.!
Miss M:i'!"!f. i
Kat hi ine .- '
Itena tio. iii
v" l-"la Ifrr.
MTs Lena Wigle,
o
Vli:2 F'rtincis ittt
Miss Audrey How
Miss Ruby Smit, i
Miss fiorla .f -t!
Miss I.ttla Meats
Miss Nellie llari
.Miss Minnie Sib
Miss Kate Itotiin
Miss Ma be', llr.y
. ','ib'jrg
Marcola
'ndiing
rcoi:; .
'burg . .
Mi"
Miss
' lift. C.)!,;iig
Coburg ...
1 billing . . . .
'.bur.--
DiSTI:!,' T
! .lunction
nt-d. Junction
larrisbnrg . . .
June! (Pi .
-( I TO GO.)
;o.:
J unci Inn
r, .lunction . .
' Junction
mi, .! u.jc.lon
s , .lunrtion
.MtsH Goirr !!'' Itu.-h.""!!, JunoMon ....
1HSTKK T U. ft-
Mifis ..i. V. .John 'on, HlachJey
Mips J(?nnl? Hire, Mapifton
Lilab Owen, Crow
Mifrs T3ertha Mounts, Junction
Myrtle Lee, Ixjraine ,
::::::::d:;
to an.)
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HI. Tin
. 13.22S
. 11,2(15
7,415
7.301
fi,0X4
4,!I80
3,003
. .'11,725
. 13.340
: ll.;12!l
in. nol
11,110 8
5,223
'otl'M.
. I I. II 10
7. 1 tlH
H. II72
3.021
I, 550
1.1'a
1,10(1
Votes.
7,004
(;,:i(in
-..707
4.S30
2.534
2,004
1,018
1.K74
l.00
1,475
Volc.a
11,084
11.10 1
0,021)
8.014
3,012
2, :ir,n
2,000
1.550
1,458
1,1 5'Q
Votes. w
2 5,000
15,550
1 1.7D9
12,02 1
unclaimed:
Abl.y. I,. I..
Atlilet r'on tins!.
Uarnes, Frank.
Hales, W. S.-1-'
: . ' ,, :e " , Theo.
1 j Aii. Frank,
V.,..iiiilu-ll, Mrs. C. P.
C.'tiifn.ian. llrj, Martha. '
(Uuarii.ini, .Vlis (tone,
Ho Grniiiy, Joe. . ", " .
'Gaslei', Ed. ',i'.
Ileaton, .Mrs. Anna.
Ileiitou. Mr Ishain. '. -JenkiiiK,
.1. W.
McCormack, A. M
McCormnck, Master Lestor.
Mcleod, Itert.
Monroe, Mra.- Helo'tf.
Moore, Mrs. Eva.
Morelock, Miss Viola.
Morton, Mrs. V. E.
Morris, Mrs. Lena.
Parker, Geo. W.
Partis,- Wordon W.
PI inner.
Ueichardt Miss Irene.
Simmons, MxiA- '
Stegtiltn, Ectizz. j.-t f,v' , ,
Tcftetiller, Mrs.' Mag. .
Tripp, A. F. ' ' '
Wallinan, Miss C'
Wheeler, Miss Lora. ' "ri
Wlllson, Dr. E. O. i
When calling r.ir t'ho above
leas..; say that it Is ad.vertise.l.
riving at 8 o'eloek. 'lip' second
tlon arrived about. 10 o'clock.
sec-
-;.--.!',
:t ulato too Bow"1:
iMALL PILL, SMAL
isvi'W currii by
'ilfj" b -v? aJia ri'lli'vo l)tv
'.I, .-. .V;ivMw.'i!;ila,l::
.:r'...'t;m itnd rJ oo IIiiar.7''
;'..i'.ii,r. A perfect rjnt
.;! fur DlzrJtiefw. Kacatu
ti'0t-i)tg,&. Had TMl-'i
tn mu Jirain, vpau .
Ti.ipiio. Tula In tho eiir-"
iToitt'iu LIVKH. TTit
VustltabU;. .
ir.35E. SH.ulC!.
JaRTER'Si
!i?!T7t.E.
i IVLH
A PJLLS.
mall
J. I.'. PAGE, I'osl master
GASOIilVh: vv(MII) HAWIN.;.
Call up or phone Main 32 or Far
mers 81. H. A. Maltzan.
I'ror. Georgo Sawyer, who' fled
from Oakland, Or., recently, has
been beard from at Nampn, Idiibo,
not having gone across the Pacific
as reported, lie was due to return
homo this morning. lie reported
bavin gheen In a hospital from In
juries received.
Every Woman
Miau-.TKuA ind riiKilil knor
L fttiulltlflrt WOll.lcrflil
VL'ltb ill f iRt ITOIIVI'IH
, K'lll. It CK'ttlllM
iinauuiuy..
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l.n r.nmi'.t mudhIV Um
OI1..T, li.it fnA tA.i.t. fur
lll'iNtrntiil iKM.k WftliSl. II
fn I ...rili'iilnr. fcii.l H rrct i. In.
,kl.uiMi t" tnilli... M.VHVIJ.ro.
4 I l,Mt-4aUbli.vl,Ni.VV VUKK.
Wopdward, Clarlte
I.anc-Iiavls lime Co.'s
Co.. Port':. u. J.
5 stores.
Kodol lilge
If you will
while you '.vi
K"stioti. It i-
lU till the food you eat.
ake Kodol for a little
II no longer have Inili-
p.'uisant. to tai
1
IT you will need wali paper within1
the next months It will pay you :
to buy during our January Clearance!
.iile. Chambers Hardware Co. I
AUTOMOBILE
FOR KitU '
?ivo pasMnger car for hire
any titrc d.iy or n.jfht
GOOi:) DRIVER
CALL BLACK J23I-
H. D. SMART!
JO WELER
For Watch, Clock ard Jewelry Repairing
MARKS DKL'O STOKE
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