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have the sfcyl, ,d eVctasivenKS th cannot be surpMssH
apecial Bargains in Muslin Underwear
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tine cam-
Jomen s Corsets Cover of f i
Lujoroiacro Ijpnis, uce neck
nd armhotes are frilled " ith val.
lace andthreaded with baby ribbon,
regular's J. 25 values for 79c
Drapers of fine quality, soft muslin
with deep ruffle of Sws embroid
ery. Reg&At 60c values 49c
Gowns of good quality muslin,
with a V shaped yoke of embroid
ery neatly tucked, neck and sleeves
are filled with bwiss embroidery.
Regular 75c values for 59c
Gowns of fine quality.soft nainsook
wnn ironi yolce ot openwork, em
broidery, insertion and insertion of
tucked bwn, wide embroidery bead
ing thread with fancy satin ribbon,
sleeves finished with ruffle of em
broidered law. Regular $1.75
values for $1.49
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Events for Tunwwr 1 i T"K' "V B1,1,'"! inception In 1 S 7 u
Na S JelX T,-,n ! there have been 32 cities t hold
Yurk Philudelnhla V hi I hk"jl" 1U1(I Boston were charter
ton IMltsburg ui Cine ,'," ! ,uuu,s uf ,h :e- '"
and S, lL'J, VlV,;.,' mU1, rJ i"?.' ly two cities Sat have
. i . . I'"- vj
American AttHUCluifOUS will
open wlili Columbus at Lou-
ikviiih. 1 numn ni I n.ii-i .... ....
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lis. Si. Paul at Milwaukee,
.Minneapolis ot Kansas City.
Frank (iotrh vs. Yusseff
Malimtiut, at Chicago, for the
worlds wrestling chainpion
suip. -
opening of annual dog
show at Victoria, B. C.
Sailor Burke vs. Hi Mc
i'Hi. 12 rounds, V. Ar
mory A. A. Boston. -
held tUeilltHM'Khllt rmirleii,,nalv- uli.....
j IS 7 0. They have been in everv h4r)
- . ... ,,i,v- tt , uiui ueiweeu
w tneltl have won mm',.
all the other cities put'io;6ier. The
-i'hlcugo team in 32 years nave won
Tin
ne pennants. Only once have thev
ished last. That once was iu
!!, when there were only five
clubs in the league. The Boston
learn has won eight pennants In the
3:' years. They have also finished
lat but once in 1906.
Children's Wash Dresses
Ask to see)ur line of Children's
Wash Dresses, ages 2 to H yrars.
gncesitrora...... ........ 50c up
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The FAIR STORE
m ami i n, rropnwor. 25 East Ninth Street
WALL PAPER
ESBil9BHHHriDB3B&ikillillNilBHIBiBIIS3HIHSBHIHHlHHH
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SullivAi n Manager
r-i.i . . . ,r r. ...
.A..!1 v "'ko. Apryi may Sullivan.
i lhe manager of the Chicago
GIRL SOLVES THE PROBLEM l"",ol k'"" ''"H"0 team. Sullivan is
I a run ner ami succeeu.r leiuer Jones
Miss FranceK Obertuuffrr Persuades
; as head of the team.
ltegi nts to Apfjxipriale
for Tennis Courts
Amerirau l'ague Scows
.O At Washington Washington, 4;
New York, 1 -
I At Philadelphia Philadelphia. S:
O Boston, 1.
Miss Frances Obertauffer, a I'nl-'
versity girl, solved the tennis prob- REACH'S GUID EF0R 1909
lem at the ITnivprslM' bv neruntiHIntr
the board of regentB. Ith the aid uf ; Baseball HundlKH.k Is (hit, ami (
for turee tennis courts to be used by
girls alone. She asked for but SS6.
but the regents added a considerable
sum to that requested.
The courts will be placed near the
pond on the campus. As well as for
practice by women, they will be used
for the tournaments of both men and
women. s
The tennis court started two weeks
ago by Physical Director
lalns .Many Special Features
and Superintendent Briggs, ot the
grounds ,1s still unfinished. The
students think that the court ma)' be
finished by June 1.
Reach's Official American l.enune
, Guide for 1 U II M , published by the A.
J. Reach Company, ot Philadelphia.
and edited by .Mr. Frauds C.llich
iter, of "Sponlng Life,1' Is out, and
Is. as usual, first In the field tins
I mSking it the harbluger of thetmse
liull R.'uin it fun ),. o.iM u'ittw.iii
Huyward anv Qualifications that excellent as
the Summcr'sCb
Cooking
, No kitclienapplianceKivessiK'h
actual satisfaction and teal home
comfort us the new Perfection
Wick Hlue Flame Oil Cook
Siove. v Kitchen work, thiQcotnini;
suminer, win be better and quick
er done, vjjth ureater pei il
comfort foWic worker, if, instead
of the Stirling heat of a coal file,
you cook by the rntiHtrand
a t .i.
ILW FMIGLtIUN
Wick Blue Flame Oil Cook-Stoj
Dclivett heat where you want it nverh.Qou don't wanr It i
thus it Aim not overheat the kitchen. Nuie theCAHINK T 10 IV
with sheU for warming platet aiul kwpinK fnml hot after cooked, aU)
convenient drop shelve that can be (okl'baek when not in ute, and
two r.tcketed bant for holding towel
Three tixes. With or without Cabinet i op. At your dealer s,
or write our nearest aeencv.
derful Kpht giver. Solidly made,
beautifully nickeled. Voi hving-ioom will be pleaiantef
with a Kayo.amp. ;
1( not with your dealer, write our nearest agency. j
STANDARD OIL. COMPANY
llneorporaledl 1
Direct From Factory. Finest Selection of Wall
Paper ever shown in Eugene. Come
and see for yourself.
hambers
AMERICAN ASS'N BSGINS
Dig Minor I'ague Opens Its Season
Tomorrow
all ot the editions of the .vearli
Guide have been in recent years, the
l!us Reach Guide is the best hand
book of the kind ever Issued liy Ihi
or any other publisher. The special
distinction of the 1909 Guide is next
to the text, quality of ftater uied and
the number and beauty of the en
gravings furnished, the world's cham
pionship series being specially well
dowered with splendid action pic
tures. The Aniarlcan Leagues Guide
fur 1909 Is In ill respects a first
class hand book of the National game
and a decided credit to the American
League and to the publishers, the
Reach Company. This is the eighth
annual issue of the Reach Guide ns
the official hand book of the Amer
ican League, and the tweuty-seventh
Indianapolis, April 13 The Amer
ican Association starts its season to
morrow with Columbus playing at
Louisville, St. Paul at Milwaukee.
Minneapolis at Kansas City and To
ledo at Indianapolis. Bright pros
pects exist for a successful season.
Tho n'DaliiiF tiiams nf lat vuup hnvu
been strengthened bv p.umeous ! consecutive year of its publication
changes among the players, while the!" " hand buok of record and refcr
clubs that finished In the first dlvls-1 c"ce lor the entire base ball world.
W,n .tmoir In l. In .kin. fnr i.n,illw.rl OilUT SlMVllll KlIUirCK.
h:.rrt ru.o f.ir the iiennnnt The sen- In addition to. the above there Is
son this vear will be the longest In 'a great deal of general Information
lhe history of the association. One I contained in special articles, name
hundred and Bixty-elght games will ly the Chronology of 1 908, a reiord
be played, twelve mote than In either lif all major Inter-lenguo games of
of I lie major leagues. Theilose will I!i0, details of numerous record-
come September 27.
NATIONAL OFF TOMORROW
Tliirty-Tlilnl Annual Tussle fnr the
League Honors
SMYTH j .- First,
t l2?22L, National Bank
Me,
promptly
ittendcd to,
Hals 83
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I imj ncm to Fn.. 8 LUKE L
!fT! '.titf u-tlen ,'iunr- S
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TOUNG MEN WANTED
OF EUGENE, OREGON
Young men wanted.
confy Individually with a large num
ber of young men who Jave a com
mon school education and who are
physclcally fit; only those desiring to
New York, April 13 If the weath-
inan Is kind, the sensoii of the Na
tional League will begin tomorrow,
with the Hrooklyns playing In New
Yor,. the Phlludelplilas at Huston,
the I'ittshtirgs in Cincliinuttl l(l thu
St. louis Curdlnals in Chicago. The
season will continue until October T,
the schedule providing for 15U
wish to ' games.
The race n. 1909 will be the-thtr-
Invltes your account, whether large !enler tne railroad servica need apply.
Q or small. lAdd.9ss School of Telegraphy, HI-
will t-ntl- nrnnint. t
.our r:::Z hernia Bulldlny. Market and Jones
accurate ana guuuu-unai (
streets, San Francisco, Laiir. ai
breaking events in l'.MKS. ttpet lnl
cliapters are devoted to the no-hit
games or J9IIS; the deaths or 19118;
and a review of the many wonder
ful extra-Inning Mines of 190S, sev-
etral new records having been es
tablished. The wors oi tne great
minor league body, lhe National As
sociation and of the supreme Na
tional Cotutnlselon, is alto dt-tailed.
l he tiiiide also contains the new tinl
foir. Piaylng llulai Code for I'.ia-.
and the 1909 championship schdiiles
of the American League and National
Leaitue. In short, everything of In
terest of value either for record ;i
relereme will bo tound within the
covers of thin great book. The Reach
American League Guide for 1909 Is
for sale by all nwsdealers nt 10
cents the copy.
BUY GOOD LOTS
. ON EASY TERMS
BIDS WANTED FOR
"rfLA-pri-li
MOST C&0CEM.S3U,.
Olympiq Flour
SNOWDRIFT ANB BfULUAMT
every sack gaaroi-tetd
Ma'lo of selected Kastern Oregon hard wheat,
It produces more loaves of bread tbim any other
riour and the louve are whiter aud lighter. Ile
cause of the the lncniied quantity o urcfd
pnMluced the cost Is no higher than for qlRT
flour. AKK VOl'lt (J1KM KK VOlt IT.
THE PORTLAND FL6UR.INC MILL
SKOWDRIfT lOldbPHRCI BROS.
, WIMlOTIWIll
BUSINESS CARDS
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AltCHITKCTH ATTOUXKYH-AT-LAW
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J. It. KOltl) Architect, 7 Wost 7tn J, F. 8KIPW0UTII. Attnruey-at-law;
Bt. Phono, lllack 2022; Eugene, Or. j office over Linn's Drug store.
JOHN IUIN.ICKER. Architect; 803-L- I)ILYEU, Attorney-at-ltw: office
4 While Temple, hast Mulb street. OVBr Yorun's Bhoe iHore, Eugene.
Phone Main 149. Or.
WELLS
plttr.M
room
building
-E. H. Wells, architect; j LEON It. Kr.lIoNSGN. Atioruey-at-for
all kinds of bulldliigs: law; rooms 1 and 2, Eugeue Loan
10, Flrxl National Hauk i it Havings Hunk.
Eugene. Ore.
KKEK THOMAS, architect. Sketchei
and plans 'drawn, blue prima ani
speclflnitlons. Oenural supervlslori
over buildings In course of con
struction. If thinking of build
Ing, large or mall, see ine. Term!
reasonable. Room 7, CbtismaD
, block.
AISTIlATOitH
LOGGING CONTRACT
i
SAFK DICPOKl J HU.M FOIl KE.M
T. G. HENDK1CK3,, Presid jjjl
S. B. EAKIN, Vlce-Presidem
P. E. SNODGRASS, Cashier.
DARWIN BRISTOW.
AlsUrt Cashier
GOODRICH,
Assistant Cashier
CD IIKItK'S A II.Mt(i.!.
. if you are on. we hav0'.'hat
von want Six hundre;' acres: four!
huO'ed farm land. u hundred!
nature, one hiinilred ti-nher. ten i
earns hiiu
ft write nt once
.. Wnn you
' tor tire rest of
'IR.UC CO.
Eugene, Or
A. C. iVtATHlWi
General Tcin-mif
Concrete, Gravel, Buil O?
Sand and good excavation
earth for sale O
Phone Black 2811
or call at 345 W 4th
room house, two good
pleiitv of oii'OilM-; living
.-ii niiiic: wiii divide. Ternii,
IJi :er acre. O
OHECON LAND CO.
There are still about flf-
teen good lots left unsold In
Blair Street Addition, also
4 a one-ncru tract, 'lheae loLs
are oifly three blocks froio
the Oeary si hoolhuiise and on
graded streets. You make
your own terms; small cash
4 payment and monthly instal-
ineiits on balance if you de
4 sire. See any real estate agent
In Kugene
! The Elmlra Lumber Company will
consider bills for til" next HO days on
logging contracts to cut and deliver
saw logs to their mill at Elinlrn. Call
at the mill at Elmlra. or Eugene of
LANE COUNTY ABSTRACT
Itooms J and S, War-n block
Eugene, Or. Prices reasonable.
flco, Fourth and Pearl rtreeta.
n-it Over Niag ini
water
price
i:i:ii i:i pi:k i s ox ;i..ssi-:s.
IHlli OI T I Kit THIS.
o
Fjetors
astererjP
r rnlshed '
Our reduction on prices of classes
i ,r v.-hrearv and March iimv.'d such
a success tti.it we have concluded to
continue t lie same through April. We
wuu'-l like to have as many come In i
ihe O'rnlnc as i.'ble
is utuall
A nuaiber of
on the mark"t.
cated and i"
piililic roa'l
2u-.'n tracts now
All desirably lo
flne building slles;
I lie Union high
rowile
nti's ssaniasyeusm capsules "o:2'1
tjl I I A i. r.-M.i.wivn
; school bulliliiO will he located
one of these tracts. One of there,
trails has a fine evr-runnlng spring
on It. These ar" Hire snaps and
I .... . I C... ,tiA Itnfr.rM nil
our offlcei "' "
.1... ntlnrnmin
nioney to num.
V-ti'i V'I
A POSITIVE CURL
Korlnn.n.n ft pr 1 l;rrt
un w
tf
o u n
II is a iibasu-" to find somethlne
vou am looking fr. If 'u are iook
ling for good s.ib.iantlal boots and
,,, will find ibem st the KE
i I 1 Mil E If your n"e bill is high
vou can puu '' o " --
HFI 1MILK. If you need your shoes
:iain-'te St
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E STATZKIt, i
I The Siuare Li-nl H'-al Estate man.
j iWunut Illll, Oregon.
I Phone 197.
This terrible ralumlty often hap
pens because a careless ho.Giian Ig
nores the river's warnings growing
ripples and faster current. Nature's
warnings aie kind. That dull ache
or pain In Ihe bark warns i-iu that
tl kndnuys nei-d n'tentlurr If yon
would es'.-ipe fatal maladies dropsy,
diabetes or Hrlgbt's disease. Take
Electric lll'i'Qa! once and see bsck
aihe fly and all your best fi-elltigs
riturn. "After long suffering from
weak kidneys and lame bark, one f I
boi He wholly cured me," writes J. It.
5c at W. A. Kiiykendall's drug store.
Illanl.enslilp, of llelk, Tenn. Only
i'Jc A ii'- A. K') eiidall's.
I'HVHHTA.NH AMI W IMJKONH
Dlt. T. K. JOHNHON Physician and
Kurgeon. Itooms ill 7 ntid 3IH,
White Temple.' PhotiiMaln 717.
Mltfl. OLIVE WALLEH Osleopsthb
physician, Pnone lllack 6171; of
fice over Mercinta Hank.
L. M. TRAVIS. Attorney-at-law; of
flve over Eugene Loau & Having!
Hank, Eugutia, Or.
3, D. ALLEN, AUornny-at-law; of
fice over Eatuu'a Hook store, II
Willamette street. Phoue Black
2881.
C. A. VtlNjThK.MEIEK. nttorney-at-law;
laud titles and probate speo-
, Initios, office over Chanibers-Brls-tow
Bank.
PAUL MEIt KILL Attorney anil
eounellor-at-law; rons 8 and 10,
McClunifc. building, rorut-r KlghtnT
and Wlilanietto streets, Eugeue,
Or. Telephone ited 1161.
Dlt. ANNA NTM'ltfiH. Osteopath!!
physician. All curable dlseasei
treated. Women ntid children s
specialty. Office over K. E
liiinn's. Phono Ited I8.il.
Dlt. H. L. STt'liLEY. Osteopathli
phralclHi'o Office over Chambers
store. ' ( VVIIIall'"".. .feel
Phone .sr'ftl 321. Consiillallon
frne. Itehldiuiee. S27 Pearl street
phono lllack 327. Q
WALTON & NESS. Attorney! niiw:
J. J. Walton snd 8. 1'. Ness. Will
practice ill all courts In Iho state.
Office, room 3. Walton block, En
gone. Or.
UEollfiE It. linitKIH, Attorney-.
law; office l.v.ey holding, cor
ner Eighth and Wlllai" ile slreets, .
rooms 1 and 2, upstuirs
9
,. . POTTEH, AtHiey-
at-law; A. t.V Woodcock and. O.O
Potter. Office one block suiitb of .
Chrlsman block. Eugeue, Or.
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WILLIAMS A BEAN, Attortie)-st-w
law: J. M. Williams. L. E. Ilean.
-vl'ractlce iu igk coirA of the state
IU l..f,
''snd before I,. H.
flees 12. 13ri
building.
office or
is ,Mluil
dri.8it"- rrtr 11.
f ...... nrrsflIU fift
THE SAN I Abf train
riir0 , Ohio.
uy W. A. Ku:.kendall.
T,.. i is mo TDA LU.,' ,', ired and get Ihem on tlifcf, you
WILLIHIYIO inn..-.- ,.'', .ccomniodnted St thft
Ltebt and Heavy BauUn, q ,PZ0"HB'
X DIV
u
WOOD ftiRMI
WIIIamctIeOr,Ht
,i.V.;?K'Q " W04 WIIl.mcteree. r.n.
h .Y :
ST W.MOXS.
i.c.il.l. Kou nuMi
Notice Is hereby gi
l.f County war'
prer to regls'er v
tered March 27th, 1 1'
prkesetitatloiif
.Olli'tth. 1f9.
IniWst will reare
WAItfUXT
VaV that sll
n' 1 register
- 2 4 31-regls-:.
will W paid
my office on
iv-ihat day. !
itJfcTI.AND.
WOltlt TO THK WISE.
Benjamin r rankilt- invented ine
Bllocal SO that he roW see St dls-i
lance "d Rear with the same glasses :
lie said: "It I" foolish to buy glse '
you do not nied berause lhey srei
(heap " The best Is no'sxtoo good K. A.
f,.r vur ei' Call St V- Eugene i Han
fipti.al I'.Qrt, 2nd floor. While Q
Temple. You shall he the Judge j 1
prices? Aik your friends whnvihey
and then call snd see l.WJar-
! o (D.
C. II. Cannon, M. n. Ilor opathlc
physician. Chronic disiV.-s and
j, ... n,t r.hlMr.n ft
oieas.. vi " -
specialty. Electric, il'hratory snd N hauhaI'OH rnev at-law;
j.lKht treiilnienl OW -. suite 2".. ,)M aii.'iillon W.Wi to divorce
207 snd 2ns hlle T crnple tlul m,t,m.M ot M(l. Agent
Phone Main M). Hoards lloffmsn , f(ir (;,,,, f i tHl Insurance Corn
House. Phone Main 1 1. q tf pany. Itoom f, First National
D fi'siir physl-
.d surgeon. liif ry s-
I.EEP. M.
Bank building, Eugeue, Or.
CL o
Udle
f Mason
Jfilte', restaurant
or sddreas at
-in S---'"
.TO. NIGHT ,
'n :nf-! the
inn. "News-li.i'i..'!-t
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wall pa el."
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Tressuier lne Co.
Eugene. Oregon.
April 7th. 109.
MITK'K.
Notice is hereby g'ven that the
partnership heretofore etlstlng h
tween It. M. flllberi and flco. II
T truer, known s the i;i!be. Art Co.
O ..oi!""h""' !",.m r.T
I mfticf
We are In the field for excavating
your basements and flashing you
with gravel for your foklatlon and
sand ror your plastering. Will also
grade and prepare your lawn" lo
i.li vnnr taste at rei'iable rigO'
It. Yerrle VeltumEswi West .Q
enth street, city. n j
trie MM hot air ireainieuis siv.-u .
Obstetrics a peliiliy. Office!
ill mol 5 ID. While Temple I
Office phone, Main 7'i. HesldencQ
pho'A Black 12H. .
JESSE frt ES bjjver:
llieltW treM (J e. Or.
kO il stieiillon Tf, eisnilnsi
VETEBIXAKY SI IttiEONH
isi wii-
flire
ilmuyi, drafting of wills, set
tling of estates, cois-yances sjmI
collections. Also(V--si! penO
I matters. Phone MTTln lis
IM.EItT
Dlt J. CHKI8TIE, Veterinary sur
geon; county tock-luspector
J'hone Main 61J. KnnJ. Or.
3Bt
:kh
J. W. KAYS A CO.,
funeral directors.
undertakers and
Eugene. Or.
DAY & HENDERSON. iindertiiVr
and embslmers. corner Wl'
ene 'MI'I r"re-no sirt-eii,.
li..i
-lit.
due ' w I firm si:
nni .CO W under-!
.rontlr.iK and enlara- ih- linlnc. n'
'be old s'and. under tie' nntn" iif the
Eugene Ar'Q'ore. !". H. 1 "r"J',j
Ons
P'T I
d from 11.75 to 11-fiO i
WILLAMETTE VALLEY CO.
,0;
ll.iid
t '! fl
;. i,'! h
,., j ot,.
:I0 Co.
MIM.N'J KSI.I.VKKIW
Hr.KBr.lt I i.r.ntn. r' iL
snd eifK-rl metallurgist ucsn ll
Inf'irn -HI', n furnished to Internum yy. T . COItliON', funeral director
i,e Exintnatton4.nd re piato Il.',-ns-d emhalmer. llfflr
.. ,rt rrTi mlin-s and ote tV-'iuert , n.
KuBcl.f-jOr. 1 sue
slibnie. Te iih s:id Ollvi
I't.enn Ited 4l.1l.
aril! i. I'M ,
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