Eugene daily guard., June 21, 1909, Image 5

THI3 EUGENE DAILY GUARD. MONDAY, JUNE 21, 1909.
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It Closed Out In Twelve Days
The entire stock of the Wells Shoe Store, corner Willamette and Ninth streets, will be closed out in Twelve Days.
The room will be vacated July 4th, as it has been leased to the Bowers Drug Co., wh0 w occupy the premises'
modern drug store.
You Gan Buy Shoes at, a Fraction of Their Worth During This Sale
Positively Every Pair Must Go
Poistively July 3rd will be the last day's business of the shoe store on the corner of Willamette and 9th
Merchants will do well to investigate. The-cntire stock or any portion of it will be sold at a sacrafice.
Wl
ith
We Special
, 500 pairs Gotzian shoes for Ladies and Misses, Patent Leather, Vici Kid and box calf,
Sizes 2A to 4, regular $3.00 to $5.C0 shoes, closing out price, a pair at -. - - $ 1.50
MERLY
The WELLS SHOE STORE
fluneLte and 9th Sts.
Eugene, Oregon
Ldbbe Sons
Hardware
E Ninth, Phone Black 507 J
Eg
fitting Hardware?
hardware, sash weights that
of extra quality. Hip shingles that keep
Anything that is used in hardware for build-
Reduced Prices
lbpleased to make an estimate on what you
f5tt bay.
w
i!i oval inside locks, old copper
50c to 85c
2 CITY NEWS
from Oklnhnnm V.ltv visited thin
? I office this morning and exhibited
$j sample of the middle west newspa-
I ers.
.luriire L. T. Harris will deliver I Among those registered at the
the oration nt Corvallls' celebration, Oregon building at the Seattle expo
iiv -ith i sitlon on Oregon day were John,
i Hugh and Eugene Hampton of Eu-
Stanlevs have Just received one of,s
the latest Improved National cash' A IarRe boer arrv(M, ths morn.
registers. Ing for the heating plant of the new
! gvmnasliim at the University. A
Jas. Seavey has purchased a filtering plant will be put In at the
Chalmers-Detroit auto and It will be,gVm, also a gwimming tank,
here in a day or two. ;
I A. E. Roeso, publisher of the Sun
O. W. Hurd, the Florence mer- at Osceola, 'Wis., was an arrival In
chant and capitalist. Is In the city Eugene this afternoon, lie Is look
on business for a few days. 1 ing over this part of the slate with
a possible view of locating.
The forms for the concrete walls!
of S H Friendly warehouse In I A YUsconsIn man asks when an
r i.iu .im ore tin. ! association of former Wisconsin
I peope Is to be organized. Those In
terested in such a movement may
communicate with A. M. Newman,
the tailor.
Verne Apperson lias returned
home from a trip to Hrllish Colum
bia. He has been ddng the "leap
the gap" act on roller skates In the
Canadian towns for the past several
weeks, making a decided hit with
the Canucks.
The log drive f 2. .',00,000 feel
for the Eugene Lumber Company, Is
coming down the river In good
shape, having reached a oliit oppo
site the moulh of Fall creek. The
drive started from a point above
the North Fork.
A petition for writ of review In
the case of the city vs. V. E. Noddy,
found guilty In the recorder's court
of selling near beer, was filed with
the circuit court Saturday after
noon. The case win ue seinea ny
Two prominent Eugene water
consumers were fined (2 apiece yes
terday for irrigating overtime.
Louis Aya. Jr., yesterday caught
74 fine trout in Little Fall creek,
going up and back on his wheel.
Work on the First National Hank
annex is delayed on account of the
failure of the pressed brick to ar
rive. The Municipal League will hold a
meeting at the city hall Thursday
night to consider the special elec
tion. The remains of Mrs. Clara Plaster
arrived up from Siaylon yestorday
and were Interred In the L O. O.
F. cemetery.
a minor
le.splt.il
BRING YOUR
PRESCRIPTIONS TO US
They are at all times most
carefully filled and checked by
a registered phartnacist avoid
ing all possible chanceof error.
We use nothing but the purest
drups and chemicals-in our
pcrSription work.
Serial attention given to Tele
phone Order
Prompt Free iWivery.
I'hone Red 6331.
H Company HIVCCDE
Wiliamee St.
E. E. Mink underwent
ni.p.atlon at the Eugene
Sunday morning. He Is getting . thlt tribunal
along very well.
A marriage license was
.1 Referee In Bankruptcy C. A. Wln
:r:""'rt i termeier today sold Hie bankrupt
this a!tonii.ou to Josepn r. n nei-n-i i ,,.), an() fixtures or .lesse h Hart
anri .Miss Gertrude M. Emers in, e(tB fory at Springfield t() Sam
bolh of Collage Grove. ,. Young, for $ IV that being (lie
highest bid. He will conduct the
One or tne cars in "-- bakery.
T. Ophtis; secretary and treasurer,
Mrs Hall. The name of the organi
zation is tho Odlne Club.
In the case of the city of Eugene
vs. Oscar Mllllcan, to condemn a
right of way through his land for
the power canal, Judge Harris today
overruled the defendant's demurrer
to the complaint. This Is victory
No. 1 for tjie city In the present case.
An automobile party from Berke
ley, C'al., sient last night In Eugene 1
on the way to Seattle. The party i
consisted of the following: Mr. and !
Mrs. E. A. Nlckerson, Mayme and'
Rudolph NIckorsr.ii mid Mrs. E. W. :
Itexford. They were In a Pierce
Arrow car. i
NEW TODAV.
TOR SALE New Underwood type
writer; has been used only about
a week. Address Typewriter, enre
of Guard. J-24
LOST Ladles' small hunting case
watch: monogram on face, "E. I.
W;" Fleur de lis In black: reward
of $5. Leave at Smeede Hotel. J23
FOR SALE Ono quarter block on
North High, street, will make,
three sightly IoIb; east front; r
good Investment at $1,100. In
iiulre L. E. Helluinn, H03 Seven" It
street, or F. 10. Dunn's tore.
FOUND A white knit Jacket Friday,
the I Nth, nt Minnesota picnic. Ap
ply at Guard office. J-2 4
Jones told Smith that good shoes
were selling nt low prices nt the
Dodge Impairment Store, corner of
Eighth and Olive streets. Smith told
his wire and she told the neighbors.
Now Ihey are all afler those 701)
pairs of sample shoes.
How many feet are there In Eu
gene? There are hundreds going to
the great sample shoe sale at the
Dodge Dept. Store, corner Eighth
and OIlvo. J-20
LOST Oil STOLEN A valuable Alr
dule pup. A suitable reward will
be paid for information lending
sler Klncald, M East Ninth
mer Klnsald, K 1 East Ninth
street.. , J-2C
FOR SALE Two good corner lots,
nil fenced, with barn, chicken
house and parks; small house,
fruit and berries; garden up;
price cheap; terms. Address
enre of Guard. jy.j j
FOR SALE One lot on Twelfth at.
In the Fair Ground addition: tWsj
month nt $460. Inquire L. B.
llellmiin, 80 East Seventh, street,
or at F. E. Dunn's more. J-23
FOR SALE Quarter block', three,
lots on College Hill; fruit bearing
trees on each lot; thin Is an ele
gant site for a home In Eugene'
future residence dlHlrlct; will sell
during this month for 8G0. in
quire L. E. Ilellman, KO E.
Seventh St.. or F. E. Dunn'
store. j.jj
To give quality Is bolter than t
talk quality. You can get quality. ut
the great sample shoo sale. Doilg.
Hept Store, oorner Elghlh mil
OIlvo. J-2S
(las reduced from II. 15 to 11.59
per 1000 feet.
Wo Insist that wo give you bolter
shoes for less money. Dodge Dept.
Slore, St h and Olive streets. .1-26
to"
grounds vesterday arternoon carried j
12 passengers on one trip. Mana-
ger Ijamoirin iiimmhid
Rev Davl.'! lie."!, who has been
i conducting evangelistic meetings at
jthe l'. li. church for the past week,
will continue the meeting for a
The Wendllng train will hereafter
lay over at Springfield at nigm an . of Wf,,.k
the afternoon train to Migi ne iroin an )l)tpr,.st .,.n awakened
Wendllng has bee cut nut. . n th(J meetnKS,
Miss Uuch yhomson. a teacher in
u'Minnin t o ege at naim
Wish is he-e visiting at the home
of'h.r'c.ns. A. T. Co rIlne.
Satnr.1av'oelec'lon for Hie Issue
of 'the $'" si luxil boi "as a
tame affair, only .'.! persons voting.
The-., was not a dissenting vote.
rttiKfield laun-
n the police
driving his.
A'.mng the car load shipments in
to Eugene this morning "''' ""'
following: One of brick and one of
stone for Wet. h Urns., one of sugar
for the Pollock Transfer Co., and
one of hardware 'or the Ax Hilly
department store.
The Norwegians of Eugene and
. i -i... ..in., nt ihn end fit
H.,rry Hush, a .-I"" ," ' ,., ,' v'tpr,,av nn() .elect.O
driving nis ine toiiowuig oin'
, d Saturdav. w. gian assm Ution: President. Q :er
' 'f:iiniadt: first vice-president, t:.
drvinan. was tin
rolirt tliis "'f-y
horse at too iW
-iwil reSntly. Olson; second vIc.c-presid.Vit, .Mrs.
Your
Grocery Order
If placed with us will be per
fectly filled with the choicest
groceries, vegetables and fruit
money can secure. i
When you place an order with
us either by 'phone, in person
or by proxy (our clerk) you
are positive of the same careful'
attention as if you were super
intending the filling. A fact,
not a boast.
W. M. Green
The Square Deal
Grocer
'Phone H. 20. 010 Willamette 8t ,
THE HOWARD WATCH
Down on the big ditch
at Panama is a worse
place for a watch than
Suez or the Coast of Intlio
China: blassing days se
vere nightly drop in tern
perature humidity 87 de
grees and months of
tropical rainfall .
All along the Panama
canal you find "Howard
time," tne recognized
standard as in all big un
dertakings for the last six-ty-seven
years.
The Howard tempera
ture adjustment is perm
anent. Unaffected by the
leverest heat or the most
violent changes. .
The Howard is the fin
est practical watch in the
world, and the strongest.
Its special hard-tempered
balance cannot knock' out
of true with the jolts and
vibrations of rough use in
the field.
A Howard watch is al
ways worth what you pay
for it.
The price of each How
ard watch, from the 17
jewel in a fine gold-filled
case, guaranteed for 25
years, at $35.00, to tho 23
Jewel in a 14-k. solid gold
case at $150.00 is fixed
at the factory and a print
ed price ticket attached.
Besides the Howard, we carry the Hamilton, Wal
tham, Elgin and other high fradiwatches.
MAURER-COPPERNOLL JEWELRY INC.
542 Willamette St. 9
B.
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John V..n