Eugene daily guard., June 21, 1909, Image 6

THE ET70EN2S DAILY OUAED. MOWDAY, JUKE 21, 1900.
Ivory Soap appeals to
rich and poor alike.
The millionaire's wife
buys it because she
knows there is nothing
better at any price; the
mechanic's wife, be
cause she knows there
is nothing so good at
the same price.
In both cases, Good
Value counts.
There ii no "free" alkali
in Ivor)' Soap. That ia why
it will not injure the finest
ikbric or the moat delicate akin.
Ivory Soap
99 Xoo Per Cent. Jrure.
Fourth of July
Almost Here
and you will need a new
suit of clothes. Yon will
feel more like celebrating
if you are togged out in a
suit of our Michael, Stern
& Co. hand -tailored
clothes. They are made
to fit, look stylish and
wear better than most
clothes.' Prices always
reasonable.
Our Use ol gents' fornUliluKS
bs uouiil:te will la HhtrlM, lln
drrwpiif and Xochwenr we an
uri' to have Jut what Ja are
looking tor.
Fn HAMCfiM
i ay. imn nr i
.1 Eust. Ninth Street
Lumber
Shingles
Limit
Plaster
Oment
ELMIRA LUMBER CO.
Phone BUck 5 U6
Yard 4th and Pearl
Facilitate Ycuy Office
Work With
( Y & E filing Devices '
odw willihow you
SCHWARZSC HILDAS
BOOK STORE
mi
JULY
ORGANIZED
First Meeting Held in Florence
on Tuesday of Last
Week.
man, Camp and Walte drew the long
or four years' "term, and Mt'Bsra.
Jackson and Yost the short term.!
The First National Bank of Eugene,
was designated as the depository for
th funrls of the port, with the un-
demanding that when a bank is i
I opened in Florence that a portion of J
the funds may be deposited here. It.
was deemed to issue oonus joi
I $100,000 to be sold as soon as pos
I slble to the highest bidder, nald
bonds to bear Interest at five per
I cent, payable setni-iannually at the
UM,-ut Vailr.nnl Rnnk nf Rii'!?ftna. Ten
thousand dollars to become due in
1920 and ten thousand each suc
ceeding year up to 1929. Hon L.
B. Bean was employed as attorney
for the comnilsslun.
The first meeting of the commis
sioners of the Port of Sluslaw was
held Tuesday afternoon at 1 o'clock
lu the Odd Fellows' hall in Flor
ence, says the Florence West. The
commissioners having taken oath of
office the meeting waa called to
order by I B. Cimhnian and tem
porary organization was effected by
electing Mr. Cushman chairman' and
T. A. Yost secretary. They then
Iclected permanent officers as fol
lows: I. B. Cushman, president; P.
K. Jackson, vice-president; B. P.
Walte, secretary; T. A. Yost treas
urer. Trey then proceeded to draw
for terms of office. Messrs Cush-
Baby Contest at the Bell
In the baby contest at the
SOME RADICAL
CHANGES IN THE
TRAINjCHEDULE
New Time Card Goes Into Ef
fect Tomorrow Cottage
Grove Local at 4.30 a.m.
Bell theater voting closes on
June 30. Ballots may be cast '
at both matinee and evening ,
performances. Program chang- i
ed daily. 2-8 !
If you want a choice residence lot j
you cann get one in the Gross addl- j
tlon for a little money and easy
terms. See the Willamette Valley
Land Co., they handle them. i'iO
The Springfield Restaurant. If
you want something good to eat.
Try the lunch counter first.
The Southern Pacific company's
new through train has been put on
and the first north bound train will
pass through Eugene tomorrow
evening at 5:21 g'cIock. With the
new service comes a new time card
which makes several radical changes
in the service through Eugene.
Going north No. 16 will pass
through the same as It did before.
2:43 a.m. The Cottage Grove local
will pass through at 4:30 a. m. in
stead of 6 a. m. as heretofore. The
Roseburg local, which has been ex
tended to Ashland, will leave at
12:22 p. m. Instead of 11:55 a. m.
as" before, and No. 14 will pass at)
5:30 p. m. instead of 6:4lis here-i
tofore. The new train which is;
designated as No. 12. will leave at;
5:21 p. m. Going south the trains
will be as follows: No. 15 at 1 i:
the same as before; No. 1J. 5.4!
a m. instead of 5:44; the Roseburg
(Ashland) local, 1:59 p. m. instead:
of 2:18 p. m.; the Cottage Grove,
local, 9:20, Instead of 9:35 p. m.;;
No 11, the new train, 9:48 p. m. j
Following is the schedule. Paste
It up for reference; you may need
it: I
North Bound. . ,
No. 16 2:43 a. m.
No. 18 (Cottage Grove local)
4 ' No.' 2 ( Ashland local ) 12:22 j
p. m. !
No. i2(New train) 5:21 p. m.j
No. 14. 5:30 p. m. I
South Bound.
No. 15 12:32 a. m.
No. 13 5:48 a. m. I
No. 19. Ashland local) 1:59
P- m. ' 1
No. 17 (Cottage Grove local)
9:20 p. m. i
No. 11 (New train) 9:48 p. m.;
HORSES FOR SALE.
All kinds of horses for sale, little
and big, young and old, broken and
unbroken. SCHMITT BROS.
Cresswell, Oregon.
Kot coffe and sanlwrcne at all
times at the University Home Bak
ery, 19 East 9th st. tf
Diamond Spd
1 Karat Stone, 14 j
1 Karat and 3-64,1
1 Karat and ' 1-64, Fine ColJ
3-8 Karat 3 Stone Ring
A fine line to select from. $
Get our prices
Engraving Free
WATTS JEWELRY COM
Cor. 8th and Willamette Sts.
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Florence I the ! Center
Attraction
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Florence Town Lots at $65.00 were picked up in fine style and there are only 8 more that can be had at the abo
price. First come first served. Terms: $10 down, $2 per month. Corner lots $75,00, same tern
These lots lay BACK from the HARBOR, are good soil and free from sand. Florence will become the city that i
unlimited resources demands it to be. The property that I am offering is the center of the city. Wat(
Florence Grow! Florence will soon have a Railroad. Florence now has the finest Harbor on the Cm
Florence has more back of it than any other city in the state. Florence will be 12,000 population in 192
Florence has too many good things back of it to remain small for long.
Come in and select your choice lot before they are all cone for these will mail
money for you
Coney Island
At the Head of
the Mill Race
On a warm day bring the
children out and enjoy
'ourselves. We have Ice
Cream, Soft Drinks and
Lunches, fc. very thing ord
erly. No 1 -iquor Sold
Special attention given X
women una Children. 5c
fare from city.
FOR FULL PARTICULARS SEE
C. N. MURDOC
AT HOTEL GRIGGS, EUGENE, OR. PHONE MAIN
$
L PcOFESSIOSAJ MEN I
BEADLE
Stone Mason :
Ivar order at White"! rcataartat
a Wart Biarata aw or addraaa at
BprtflW, Or.
$50 Per Acre A No. 1 Fruit ; Land $50 Peri
AUTOMOBILE SERVICE
TO THE LAND
Automobile scavice at all times. It is well to
engage passage the day before at our oftiee 4S7
Willamette street, or phone Red 4411, and a seat
will be reserved. As our profit is small a small
bchargc will be made. If j u purchase there will be
oNO CHARGE FOR AUTOMOBILE ,
TERMS OFbSfLE
$2o per acre down, $ 1. 00 per month per acre, in
terest 6; and in isc of deatPa deed FREK if at
least I30 onacre llas.becu paid.
01Q ooro
U1 fi iruu iana as there on the top
earth, five miles from R. R station. Subdivide;
tracts of 10 acres and up. It is as good, will prodi
much, and is as well located as the $150 and $21
acre tracts. It is rolling land, smooth surface,. P
drainas-e. C. pnrH moH ' .:!.. ,
. n-uu ivjl oOLLlilg.
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