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THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 13, 1909
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WEGUAR ANTEE TO AVE YOU MONEY ON EVERY ARTICLE THAT YUO BUY OF US
iWEATEflS FOR MEN
flUFFLERS
I0X STATIONERY
ABLETS
NVELOPES . i
'ENCILS
NK
iflUlCLAGE .
'ENS v . '
IBRARY PASTE 2 ,
0ST CARDS
30ST CARD ALBUMS
roOTH POWDERS
rOOTH PASTES
rOILET SOAPS
SHAVING SOAP
PERFUMES
COMBS
MEN'S GARTERS .
LADIES' HOSE SUPPORTERS
CHILDREN'S HOSE SUPPORTERS
LADIES' HOSIERY
MEN'S HALF HOSE
BLANKETS
SHOE LACES
LINEN COLLARS
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SWEATERS FOR LADIES
SILK.SPUN SCARFS
MEN'S UNDERWEAR
LADIES' UNDERWEAR
CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR
LADIES' GLOVES .
CHILDREN'S MITTENS V '
MEN'S DRESS GLOVES f. ','
MEN'S WORK GLOVES . -.
MEN'S WORK SHIRTS
MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS
MEN'S FLANNEL SHIRTS
CARHARTT OVERALLS
MEN'S OVERALLS
BOYS' OVERALLS '
CARPENTER'S APRONS
MEN'S TROUSERS
MEN'S SUITS
MEN'S OVERCOATS
MEN'S CRAVENETTE RAIN COATS
BOYS' CRAVENETTE RAIN COATS
BOYS' CLOTHING
SLICKERS
COMFORTERS
PEARL BUTTONS
RUBBER COLLARS
SWEATERS FOR MISSES
MEN'S HATS .
BOYS' HATS
CAPS
MEN'S PURSES
LADIES' HAND BAGS
SHOE POLISH
THREAD
CROCHET COTTON
DARNING COTTON
TRUNKS
SUIT CASES
SHEETS
PILLOWSLIPS
SHOES FOR MEN
SHOES FOR WOMEN
SHOES FOR BOYS
SHOES FOR MISSES
SHOES FOR CHILDREN
LACE CURTAINS
SUSPENDERS
ROMPERS
TOOTH BRUSHES .
SMOKING JACKETS
BATHING ROBES
COLLAR BUTTONS
SWEATERS FOR BOS
CLOTHES BRUSHES
HANDKERCHIEFS :
NECKWEAR
MEN'S BELTS
CANVAS SLOVES
JEWELRY
WATCH CHAINS " r
CUFF BUTTONS . y
SOUVENIRS
NEEDLES 'H
PINS i
SCISSORS . ' .;
HARMONICAS :
HAND MIRRORS ! r '
PLAYING.CARDS .
JAPANESE WARE
HAIR BRUSHES. ' '
SOAP BOXES ...
HAT PINS
TALCUM POWDERS
CURLING IRONS
HAND BRUSHES
NAIL BRUSHES
HAIR PINS ,
DUTCH COLLARS
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SPRINGFIELD AND VICINITY
in all colors and
fl at ,
CIGAR STORE.
Olive Street.
r.W. Munroe
INROES
i and Hardware
i Agents for
nd Stoves and
lede Ranges
pit Cases, R.ugs,
hs, Bedding
8U, agen, Oaeflpa
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A POSITIVE CUIC
I In,1ninion or Catarrh
"1m U1J'1" DIiiwp3
trrnqnlcki, .nd permanently
r1 l.ntmlnral nigrwim oC
!? ' 'mli. Soil) br
.iu. Prica ii.ro. or bj
fclESANTAL-PEPSlRCI.
W. L. Kuykendall
Poor lights are blamed for
monu ovo annnvannfiS 'due. not
man v.jv- mi iiivj -- '
i to poor eyes or poor lights, but
to poor material from which eye
glass lenses are made. The
! present lens -will not transmit
J that portion of light so condu
cive to good sight and healthful
' eyes.
i The new Health-Ray lenses
'met nianpri nn the market win
lessen the cry of "poor lights"
by increase in quaiuy ui ny";-Health-Ray
lenses will aid
you to better vision and Jhe
preservation of what remains.
Health-Ray lenses and the cele
brated Kryptok invisible bi-fo-cal
lenses are f'Hted by us at
ver) reasonable prices..
fATT'S OPtfCAL PARLORS
Only authored agenis joi
Health-Ray Lenses.
611 WILLAMKTTE STREET.
RECORD PRICE FOR
MAIN STREET PROPERTY
Randall.
Buys Pickett Lot at $54
a Front Foot
Another frontnse on Main street
changed hands yesterday when a
man named Randall paid $3000 for
55 feet between second nnd third
streets, the Pickett property. The
price some $.".4 a front foot
marks a new record for this vicin
ity The fact that Mr. Randall, wno
is an eastern man, said to be from
Duluth, Minn., has previously pur
chased the Washburne frontage
across the street, besides other resi
dence properties, show that this city
Is an attractive place for investments
to outsiders. Mr. Randall Is now llv
. - , i.-. rt Ha atnipa that next
ing in hh". " . . .
spring he will place a two-stoy brick
block o tne n b.iuimu. '"',""
Is scarcely a day passes no that some
SUES SHERIFF FOR-
SELLING HIS HOUSE
A. B. Kikley, of Springfield, today
began suit In the circuit court againMt
Sheriff 11. llown, to recover $500,
alleged to lie the vnltio of a house
which the slftrllf sold at sheriff's
sale during the summer.
'I he coni(tla-iit filed today stales
that the building Is located on lols
3 and 4, block 7, original plat of the
town of Siii-lngfii'ld; that on .lime
11 mini ilwi rlofeniliint . assuming to
ui,'..irr took ii(issessi)u of the
l...ll,l!.r ntlrl Vfin Vel'l Oil tllO IH'OCeedU
! of the sale to ins own uw imhi.,..
The 'Snrlngfifld .'"ioi!r mill is in--.!..., ,i,e ,.t was wrongful, unlawful
stalling mine new machinery, a ' linii wit litiut cause or rlglit.
are expected by the end of the week.
This, number Is larger than Uhe total
enrollment of last year and is an in
crease or some 15 or 20 per cent ov
er last year's number at this time.
FLOUR WILL PUTTING
IN NEW MACHINERY
Is scarcely a aay passes " historv
Main street property does not changeinistory
hands, at figures wiai.
gore than doutiiea in a snun u-c.
grindor and a cleaner that hulls,
cleans, and slightly moistens the
wheat. This last feature Is said to
greatly Improve the flour. This
mill has perhaps the oldest grinding
machine In the state. H Is a half a
centurv old, and Is the only piece of
machinerv that Is left from the mill
that was 'built in 1S54, and Is still in
use. It Is called a "hull burr," and
consists of a revolving flat circular
stone, wiMi grooves that turn On top
of a similar stationary stone that
has grooves opposing those on top.
This Is the old-fashioned mill stone,
whose origin dales as r oacK as
The stone discs are ououi
The property was sold on execu
tion, a Judgment having been on
lalned against Kirkley by the lOugene
Mill & Klevator Company for a debt
alleged to hve been owed the com
pany by Kirkley, and the suit Isjn
reality against the company.
COMMANDER PEARY
AT DREAMLAND
A verv interesting picture now be
ing shon at the Dreamland Is Com
mander Peary and his family at their
'"""'home at Kagio iesi.
eryi commander giving the news of his
BICYCLE LIMITS
'fnnr feet In diameter, being
heavy and cumbersome. discovery to the newspaper reporters
The firtl wheat is still 'being dellv-! ub0 nl8 gon and lhe d(JK whlch wcnl
ered at the mm, which is niintmB .
ARE ENLARGED
I its full capacity to keep up, having
all Its own wheat Btlll to grind, so
' far having been ablo to get at only
I tho 'exchange" ieat.
a
Short Xev Note.
oriT,i-rild city council met
Monday evening and amonti "Jhe'" The shingle mill Is running again
th"!MW w W s on "second ' ?'
snini;ii nun i. 111.1 ..p......
shut down for want of cedar
1 Sight Is one Na
ture's Ml Wnirq.
Take good ca e of
Jour eyes.
"e-strain sea
(-'Rlit SiMTialist.
'amette Street.
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" ' . .. ...i..,n u nn second ' .. ........ U l..t
ns to proninii "V . -;, logs. mere an- . eB
street between North D and South H. n,'haIl0 .,a wli,iPthose that are ex
pected to keep the mill going all win-1
' 1 r.. -I. In ,rlnU to
(leiliailU Ull HIM 111 nifs":n
also his son and the dog which went
with Peary to the pole playing in the
yard. Taken as a whole It Is a very
interesting bit of photography of one
of the most widely ivertlsed men of
the times. Tonight only.
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If vntt tL'nnt In learn to nlav the
mandolin, guitar or banjo go to the
Warrens; studio fin 3 uaK.
nvfir time and vou need ao
no further if you're looking
for a perfect coffee it's to be
found in our Mocha and Java, i
If you wish a product that;
has all the superb flavor and!
excellence or tne penecny
rnactorl splpfltpfl hpatl. VOU Can-
not secure a better coffee than
our Mocha and Java. Try it
that will convince conclusively.
40c the pound. "We have, the
exclusive sale or uanisn ouuer.
W.M. Green
Main 23 615 WUmette
sheets. The coninwn "" .'peeled to
IfKcvcllsts, as well as the 1'" er. The
frron, the rT bridge is o, South tcr
weQm've had
ft-Cle Phone 4
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WALL PAPER
o BASS METER
o PAINTS o
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' . .1 tV.a pniiDcllV nf tho mfll.i
,, om u.e : ,hprB U : 8" "ier i...... i v -"- -q -
I Second, but on una ,i,inKi orK nas liegllii wiu i"
",'hat crowded, so the t 0 flnl u
t' " . .. i .v.- iVia 11- hliO IS
authorities ueciuen in." i" ' ,,;. week.
"... vo Thev can.fowever, ride ,
. TV...,- .tin rtvnwever. nue ; trt..,. nrn nftep two men
must .' ' T . ,,.h u ; . i "" ''
on Mill or rim nnry...- .,,nf who entereo a ti'iw ' -
,, cood i n s move in
sever recent accidents and the com
plaints following. O
NOT ENOUG o o
SCHOOL SEATS
TfredrL
Thi Paint Man
Phone Red 6411 ftt
1U2 vv. o.u i
The crowded
condition
1 uiirr
terdav, and after aWfing to have a
check cashed, grabbed both tne
i(j$ck and money and i0 away."
HOllX Oct. 12. 1909. to (rge
Allio. and wife, a son- wolglit S M
poll 1111.
HOK.N itri
.choolstsill as nan as ry
10
i9on, to j.
son.
W.'". " Oi..t be
he twVldittonai ni w v ;-"
.,1 for tne lacs PV' '"",' , ...UJ 4,.TT) MltK.i. Iil(.ll
t til re.
The desks We or
. ruin. mi foi'.
! " ,., ..'.., ,H- i'mii at oni
Iiowi-ii . .
imI
m i
I Protected Frog tne sun i
nit they
lit turn Lit
. ....ill of over
i.itli Hi- anii"'""-''",
! ni:i:nl..r hud I
at
the
S ll!"
u'iiii: '
Buv Wood Now From
imii i iamq TRANSFER co., ;;,'in,
I IIILLini.iu 1 1 1
Light and Ifcavy Hauling ,,.
r hud l'V
nd it nUgJr'
rriiS that I'"'
Q.'il from t'bi
iMsome time
noulu arrne. ,m u.-
hat tl- lis
rD , CJ..- had ''-''
H' ' - - .... This.
ii-.il an 1
i piwdt.'l
I)iat"-
AN ra siiit:
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IH'KH A SIVtil K AT
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Vl5i)ltal-
AiR?rli-an
i-r r..
;V.l! ill
had
,1 wiil return
rendering
eai-li perforinnnce.
am for thu balance
k will hit hide
Uil -' li ana."
'T.ove Me and the World Is
Mine." etc. All with t: le regn
,u iiriigram. Admlbsion, '
Ul jirn.-'iall
FIXING AMVATCH
t .Gli oiiuv lint It takes a. lot ot
! knowledge nnd prnctlce. Qgji hnve
Tlboih. For that reason It will be
Ti iso to bring yours hero
! WHEN Cb NEEDS FIXING
TI Wo giiarnnteo all our work. Wh.
Ilwo hand yback your watch .w
J: can depend upon It tielng all right
Tl In every particular. Our charges are
J very moderate, too. Try us when yrtl
.f 'have watch trouble.
SMARTT'S
Sec
Our Fine Stock
Silverware
Bre4 .Trays
Bflkiag Dkhos
T Sts
A Full Line of Sterling
anPlatef Spoons . e j
WATTS JEWELRY CO.'
Cor. 9th and Willamette Sts.
Do you need
torHHn
Use Sun Piocf Paint 1
and your house will be pro- S
r ectcd. Cc;Q to mote and i
J wears longer than other paints J
g Ask for a Color Card j
: Overlon Wall Paper
: and Paint Company j
16-18 Seventh St. Phone Red 1161 J
o see
H E L B?
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Main 183
Eugene Free
Employment Office
29 E. 6th St.
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