THE EUGSNB DAILY GTJABB, FRIDAY, MAY 21. 1009.
STANLEY:
i
lew Post Cards
PRICE CUTTERS
6 1 2 Willamette SL. Eugene, Oregon
alues To 10c Each AH Go At The Same Price I Cent Each at Stanleys
5 have bought the entire wholesale post card stock of the Blake, McFall Co., Portland. Included In this lot of 59,000 cards, weighing 765
mds, are ZZ.UUU cards that sell regularly at 5 cents each, and 1 2,000 cards that sell at 10 cents each. We will show you cards in hundreds
Mihipr.ts. worth ZKc. 5c and I (V r-U 1 i i t i t i i . i j
fv"i ' ' ww ""'i auu cawi anu every one on smc at i cent eacn, ue yom puicuase une or a tuuusaua
ininkoiit! Cards at 1 cent each, like others sell for 10 cents
Viws. Cirp'Crnn Vipwe Avf PiJn U D l - n 1 - . 1 r?i i r- 1 r- j- O L 1 tt .1 1. A
.ai , , .v,,., "ua, i icjuu i auicea arps, Dircnaay v-.arns riorai varas, komic vaias. i osi varas uy uis tnsumnai. t
hter assortment than vou will see. in a11 yt- f tU -nm UncA M ah nnnPRQ Qpil iriTFH .
Ihe United btates on orders for 25 or more cards. '
fen's $1.50 Underwear
For 29c
Men's Underwear in all broken lines, Balbriggan sum
mer weight .medium weight and a few wool winter gar
ments. Principally 50c and 75c Underwear, but a few
pieces worth to $1.50. ,
wSeTwte 29c Each
lies' 10c Handkerchiefs,? for 25c
Ladies' Handkerchiefs, 10c quality; dozens
of patterns.
You can buy them
while they last
7 for 25c
ying Machines
We still have a dozen Sewing Machines ,all second-hand
but in first-class condition. Machines that sold new as
high as $65.00. They are as good as new, having all
been rebuilt.
Take you choice
while they last
$7.50 Ea.
pecial Sale
Boy's Clothing
All Boys Clothing in Knee Pants Suits, ages 3 to 16
years, offered for special sale,
AH $2.00 Suits, sate price ........... ... ,
Aii $2.50 Suits, sale price. ................ 2, 1 0
All $3.00 Suits, sale price ................ 2,55
All $3.25 Suits, sale price. .... ......... 2,75
Aii $3.50 Suits, sale price ................. 2,85
Aii $4.00 Suits, sale price. ................. 3,35
All $5.00 Suits, sale price ................. 4,25
Ail $5.50 Suits, sale price ... .......... 4,55
Every Suit in the siore included. The Perfection Line and
David M. Pfaelzer's "Wearbetter" Clothing.
Our Suits at our regular prices are better quality than you
can get elsewhere for the same money.
,
This sale ends Saturday. May 22d.
STANLEYS-6 1 2 Willamette St., Eugene, Or.
Men's Straw Hats
at Wholesale Cost
A complete line of men's Straw Hats, all shapes sad
the latest styles. Hats that sold regularly at $1.00 to
$3.50. To clean tip everything, we are seUisg all at
wholesale cost.
About Half Price
Men's Collars 6 foni9c
Men's Lines Collars, aii sizes, 6 for 19c. These collars
are all 12 l-2c quality Arrow, Silver and Van ,
put up in assorted styles of the same size, half a doses
to a package. Ho toss sold.
You can buy them
while they last
6 for 19c
en's Dollar Shirts For 19c
Men's Golf Shirts ia slses 16 1-2 and 1? oaly; yalaes
to $1,00.
You can buy them
while they last
1 9c Each
lenbeck & McMurphey
Real Estate
WDlamette St. Phone Red 44 J 1
aCanOw
a a Home
i is nothing in all the world like
. There is nothing like having your
lome. We offer you an opportun
have your own home, close to the
le. A word is enough to the wise.
:op Paying Rent
addition is a very desirable locality.
pe runs through it. We have a
pany lots 50ftxJ6Qft ranging in
rom $200 to $500 that you can
tt
t 25 cash. Balance m small
i!v oavmmts tn suit the purchaser.
I ' tr I -
Rp Inrlpnpnflnt
SMARTTS
patches and Watch Repairing
j SMEEDE HOTEL BUILDING
THIS rVSAN WANTED-
TO GET INTO LANE
COUNTY JAIL
This afternoon employes of
the different offices in the
courthouse noticed a man
trying to look into the win-
(lows of county jail across
the street and the sheriff's
force was notified. Ilejm-
!y Sheriff James Parker
went over and asked the man
what he was trying to do. lie
received intelligible reply
and he says the man acted as
though he was insane. lie
hail in some way climbed" of-
r the high iron picket fence
that surrounds the jail and
appeared as if he were tryiiiK
to b t in!o ifce jaii through
the window. The deputy
sheriff told him if he didn't
desist he would put him in- j
side and the fellow dfsap-
peared down the street niut-
terins to himself.
BORN
In EtiBPne, Tuesday. May IS, 1909,
to Claude Hiair and wife, a son. The
father Is a conductor on the H. P. and
his wife has bn here with her jssr
ents Mr. and .Mrs. L. Kirkel, for sev
eral weeks.
HiGH SCHOOL TRACK
TEAM HOPES TO WIN
Eugene Athletes Go to CorvalMs
to Compete la the State
Interscholastic Meet,
Good Uawn Grass and Lawn Fer
tilizer make fine lawns. We have it.
Chambers Hardware Co, tf.
Don't fail to visit the Bell Theatre
and see the latest motion pictures.
Coniintious performance, commenc
ing at "t o'clock. Change of pro
gram every day. Admission K
cents. n'22
Eieht high school track men left
this noon to compete In the state ia
terschoiastic meet at Corvallis to
morrow. They lift in hish spirits
atii hope to 'brtns back the state
championship. The announcement
that Hill Military Academy wii! be
barred, because their men cannot
qnaiify on scroti it t of their standing.
lias removed the most danmrnu
rottutetitor. it is though that the Ktt-
Keite men are strong enough individ
ually to bring in enough firsts So
win the day. The boys have, with
this thought in view, been training
not for several race but for one
aione, which is their strong rase,
Haliy hopes to make a new high
school record in the hammer, Kay-
kendail is expected to win the high
lnirdies and Abshire will run a fast
low hurdle race. Jenkins hopes to
make places in both the 50-yard ana
1 00-yard dashes.
George Hug, who has trained them
and wlii ie in a large degree respon
sible for the wiiiiiiiiR team, said Ihis
morning before leaving; "Since 11(11
has dropped out-, I think that Kttgene
has the best chance In the state to
win this meet. If -they can do as
well as they did last week, they
wlii."
WOMEN WANT
BIG MAPLE TREES
SPARED FROM AXE
WOMAN AND BABE
BURNED TO DEATH
Hot coffee and sandwlche at all
times at the Tniversity Home Bak
ery. 19 Kasf th st.
tf
"You See, He Person
has a license to cat hard-boiled
CEgS except in the JL'niteJ
States. You (an get them in
Englagd if you take a chair
and beat the idea into the
reduced n pieman who hate
tn serve you, but does."
S.imutl Bfytbt cenduett "it
Sf.ir.bfsr a HarJ-B-JM F.gr,"
Q ,.y i;s knsw him,
Cri th, O
JUNE EVERYBODY'
Wen Katon'a and SchwarisrhHit's
o
B,l3. My 21, Mr. Chas. Bmv
er, agcfl 2'A, Usui !r two ynr aid
hah were bftrmr! to ilt'iifh tarly tn
day in a fir1 hih royt her
homo nt Atlanta, a mining rami
mar hare. An xjfloslon from an ml
lamp crh4 the fire.
The tinf!rft!g!Hd iwUiUm ln hnnd-J
fd us hy Hip prraltitwi at the Wo-f
mtis Auxiliary wtih the iwrsonai '
rtqtfit that all aaxUlary meiiiiraf
aim all ofhir Kuene wmn mid
the ims of fCuut well, who
sire a tMaatifai hune, will rail at
thin nffice hefore 5!tmday the 24th
at 6 i, m and affix thtstr names
Kimne, Or., May 21.
To the Honorable Mayr as! Cnm-t
man Coii fir H of Kune, lrnsi I
lentleiiHn; We, ihi iiiidiFHi I
that thf fine msi! trs si finding I
in frmti of th th'iuirUkn rwrfy?
on the eorm'r sf Kitnt Slnth and
Oak jrirtlit t aot. eat down or dis
fiirtwd la any mamjer, Hializing
that the Hty is Iwinsr (lesjioifed ff
a large Mart ttt Its natnrai Iwsaty
Uv th& t!Hf reef Ion of many fine
shad tn, we rofiidr I hat H Is
Hum to eail a hair in the matter f
removing trees that It has tak-n a
half centary t grow.
OPHANE
SBW TODAY,
WA.N'TKf) To rent, an offiee rmmi
on the groimt! floor on Wliiiim-,
lt S!., or wonid consider itar
titioning jiart of a rtmrn already
occiiided. Address, it S Omtril. ;
ni2a
THE LAMP - THE REFLECTOR
The TUNGSTEN LAMP is the only
lamp whose operating cost is less per
candle power than that of Kerosene.
The HOLOPHANE SHADE has a
reflectingand diffusing power not found
in any other type of shade.
By using the HOLOPHANE SHADE
with the TUNGSTEN LAMP the ef
ficiency of the lamp is increased from
1 5 to 30 per cent
We are prepared to give you facts and
figures on TUNGSTEN LIGHTING
IDEAS.
Pacific Electric Engineering COi
516 WILLAMETTE ST,
iknfcd pro"!il will fee rwlvpd
by the building commlttfe of thn B.
I. O. K. lidK f Kitccne until June
24. 191(9, for fhif purchase f thHr
!rijM;rlf sitnan-d on West iith ntn-ot
ln'lwwii Wiiiatm-tie and Oiiv
strwtx; HI !! front on jHh by ISO
ft d!, with a two-story brlfk
bitlliliuK n thf wiiii", 48x0 f-t.
Thf! rlKht to rejitt oil bids in re
served. Address ni Hiids f F. W. Osbitra,
at thu EiiK.'iif U8B & Bavinns iianls.
l T. HAKKI8, hairmaa
It. M. HAY, 8irftary,
J2 , Iltiilding Com.
O - EMFIiOVMEST
All kinds of employmeat wanted.
Nadeaa't emnioynient of fifis. 521 WH
lametta tre't. fhone Red 1421. tf
Ladies rati $ tht Sanifo! Beatify
I'arSorn for fashionsbie hntr dr?
nin). ISeidemre 812 White Tern,
pie. tf
WAN'TKiJ AT OXCK Cniieetor l;
tfd'ihne offisre, Siiiirt give lnt
of icfereiH-es. ni2S .
i,tST A lair of gold-rimmed
jiiass biiti on the streets. Kinder
liieaiw li'iive at First National tiatife
or wilh .Mm. T, S. i iemlrirks, m2i
KOK SAI.K l-'resih milrh mw. Ap
Iiy lit K. A, BjindKiirihe, me niiiis
west of KiiReiie, tin llfh islrx't.
m2S
KOK SAI.K BTsSilt feet, sor!hiKt
corner f llii and IJneoin is.
K, h, Fieber, dion Main i5. if v
U
VOH SALK Modern nine-room t
hoMe, ithirfes from ear line;
and FiiHernon m-htmh Will rent '
to pity 12 ir eent on invf'simiit,
so aeres tiniiier, one mile e;ti off J
liiiie, sawmiil within I0 .d. 1 f
IBit sere timber, 3 sillies smith of (
f'ntw, on t'avole t'retfe. iliijhtj
fraile tii,'r for Eugene. . OiJrty, i
fall 332 K. llsh mrwl, or jihone
iliak 7C:il. tf f
O ,
The las "I'nfle Hiliy" Brown of J
i(K eonniy nan over seres tn
fine farnsiiii? land, and eonntderabte s 4
lown irofierty. Ills iiiroine was ovit,
$100 g month.
Eugene Optical Parlors
Dr. D. W. Jarvis, Optician
21 1-212 I. O. O. F. White Temple
Your Eyes Need Rest
That rest is best obtained with goad glasses.
Good glasses ars economy In the right way.
They save the eyes.
They give relief from eye strata, s"
The best is within your reach, ,
8tltSliiilB fOU TUB tiVMW.U
Prices Reasonable
Eyesight Tested Without Charge
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