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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1909)
SIX THE EUGENE DAILY OUABD, WEDNESDAYOCT. 13, i . i - . " ' i..- I f?!ja5y U I WcLLS-rAKUilJ bXrHLoa 'JUtL DUIMU who i gysuci t in (?) 9 -Dosing Out - Our complete line of Disfess in order tojjaake a room For a new line of goods. WP have nothing but te lst in staple0 dishes and in order to sell them qick will close them out at absolute cct. Come early and get your BUSINESS GROWING FAST Second Delivery Wagon Neces sary and Will Be Put on Streets At Once o I cnoice. o o (jacon Bros. . TEA yViPORTINO COMPANY Ptfone Main 737. S5 East iffinth St. G The bimlness of the local office of the W'ella-Kargo Kxprena Co. nan grown to Bitch proportions t.iat one ijiivery wagon is unable to handle aW'the business and Manager S. Roorne will at y&re put on a second Ol,1"h Hampton will-drive his own wagon for a few datjjuntil a regular express wagon arrives. Manager Uoomesaid today that the business of L) iff lie is $100 a month larger than it was this time last year and is still increasing. NEWS OF COTTAGE O GROVE ANftVICINlTY SHOT AND KILLED Uncle of Mrs. E. 0. Tobey, of Eugene, Slain by Jim qgr Marshfleld, Or.. Oct. 13. Word comes here of !(iii:ng of Joel Bond. In CurryQ.unty. ' ort haf' it thaUje was shot an'HfllJri by Jim Curnii son of the if1" for whom Currv county was named, and it s said that the killing was the result of a dispute over a boundary line. So particulars of the affair have reached Ihefcj Bond wps a rancher and one ofthe oldesO settlers of Curry County. U E. 0. MIkh Oljih Mlekev h.iK been em ployed as teacher O'f he primal O grade In the west side building to take the place of Miss Gertrude-Pal- mer, who resigned last weK) ac cept a position in the Eugene public no:io"l?. Sylvester Wallace sold his 102 acre foot-hill ranch this week to a Mr. HledKO, late of Boise, Idaho, for $2,7."o. The place is commonly known as O.e Scyt Bennett, place Is loc ati'ilCJ.nc fcjif the McFarland n Bond was nn uncle o. Mrs. Tobey, of Ene. SiLL TRACTS CLOSE TO EUGENE tpt. Qiii'-kiy rfli' hour rioino fiinmu-h. be Heartl'om, Natrt. " Imhi-e-tioii. ki. -knew, hey are roipo4 v,. and "? SSK? ,T..tl ' H trKL- -u. UWe " ' JlitK C I. If' 3 XL NEW IIU&UtIOS HOOiQhEE O . )..ti-ii T,rirpiinn for Small Farms' Is a publication just issued by tl Department of tli-"! Oregon Railroad and Navigation Co. and Southern Facitic lines m vics. This booklet sets forth in a practi cal concise wav the possibilities for profit of inexi lve irrigation, and should be In the hands of every far DirVn Ofik'oi. Copies Tav be obtained free on .ii,.iin,nn Win. McMurray, gen- eta) passenger agent O. R. & X. and IS. P. lines In Uregon roruaiiu, ui, t( VM McMUiitit:. OltCHAIil) A.1 GArfDES THACTS j CJ ! Gari Home addition Is situated just beyond the fair butle about a mile and a Jnilf .in I'.led.ioe wiiVpr iceed -almost , town. Tracts of 2 1-2 aniTo acres, reasonably priced, and you make your own terms of pay Mmt. If you want a small (pjace close to Eugene, see a Veal estate dealer and nsk hhn to Bhow you Garden Home. O 0 grounds- Of 5. 10 and 20 acres, locatcu on ! one of the richest and most fertile I tracts In the whole Willamette val- j lev. And at i(Q):es to tempt youj i'rieautifuily located on the banks of i jthe JIcKenzie, just on,' mue irom Springfield and tlve miles irom r.u gene. MakeQourself at home in our office. We will De giaci to see you. this city. Mr to Inmrove the iilnce. He is a genial REanrl Industrious gentleman and a' rv ....I.... i., .. H i... , i mi- maws. niinnl'ODIsi v ill nil i, it; i Ml ml lhju lu tuu jiiiiiiniB A WII.LAMAC LAND CO., t)r,niQ nrl .1 fherrv Block n 6S O NOTICE TO CU'KXTRRS community. W. A. Ilogate and Will Cunning I ham returned 'rome last week from Sharp's cryk in the Bohemia foot AST f OOT Sl'ECiA 1.1-1 . O I hills whei they constructed a new countv brldsu' for Rond Siinervisor o Ainission Coupon TtetreAloIia V v arranged with the Aloha Tkfdte that onf pmMMotkm oi i at tlw coupons and 5 ctHs on any "Tmmdsf snA ThyifiJaf afternoon or night and two will b atMM, g. Sava Year Coupons, Has moved from the Coleman block to the Schiidcr block on West Mh treet. e WALK WITILEASE M'l,,. Drfnn ...Iti. ....pnu luintnnc In. half above the . '!nlls;.S?" h"7 llirill 'ClllUtCU WUJIUUl JJU1U i uiuuii. A trial will convince you. Free con sultation. All work guaranteed i Room 8, upstairs. tf 1 . J. Hard across about a mile and f upper llawley Ullice. The ..new bridge has a span of 6 4 feet and two shortoripproac.lies, the timbers for which were hewn out by hand by 1 MesHrs Hoitate and Cunningham 5 1 from trees standing nearby the EUGEXE-FAIJj CHEEK AND i bridge site. It was a much needed 1 LOWELL STAGE LIXE 1 liofirovement. - SUBSCRIBE FOR THE GUARD NEW ENGLAND SUPPER. A New England Supper will be The Bangs Llveiy Co. on and after J Oct. 1, will conduct the mail stage line between Eugene and Lowell, given by the Ladles' Aid Society of ( leaving Eugene dally except Sunday, SPECIAL RATES. the Central Presbyterian church Inlat 6:15 a. m ' tf the churdh parlors on Wednesday evttiing, October 13, from 6:30 to 8 o'clock. A cordis! Invitation !s ex tended to the nubile and the follow- To San Francisco and return, from Ing menu will guarantos a good sup- Eugene, $25. On account of the per. f, Portola festival to be held in that Roast Beef Brow Gravy oity October 19 to 23, Inclusive. Sale Mashed Potatoes dates, Oct. 15-16 and 17. Final re Baked Beans Boston Brown Bread! turn October 31. A. J. GILLETTE, Apple Salad j 17 Agent. Pickles Jelly j Coffee, Tea Plum Pudding! MORGAR-JiTANSUlB Price 25 cents. j 013 Planing mill and rurnitur factory. J EcstThirteenth street. Phono Main If you want to learn to play the 197. R. C. Morgan, res. phone, Red mandolin, guitar or banjo, go tg;,jhe 1961. J. A. S;ansblj, res. phone Warrens' Studio, 683 Oak. "oil Black 5X41. Contractors and homebuilders ":'vivt? just completed an addition to "ill! if gives us ample room to handle any and all kirds of mill work. sash, doors, frames and mould ings a specialty. Store fronts and fix tures on short noijee. hast btn st. planing mill, J. IU Smith & Co., 205 East Sth street. Eugene. Or. t.f CHARLES KI.VC.WELL. . FLORIST. ut flowers, potted plants and car nations In fine assortment, West Springfield greenhouses. Telephone, Main 54. tf Amount of Transfers September Isl k to 15th. 0 1197,676.08 5V2 LOANS. on city property, repayable In month, ly installments. NO COMIMSSIOir No advance payments. Our abstracts are acsurate Md reasonable in pries. o Eugene Abstract Co. FRED Gj 8TICKLB8, Secretary OF INTEREST Ttf ALL RKAllEItS WHAT TIME WILL THE CLOCK STOP Ask Pnul Bettelheim, Springfield's Hustling Merchant. , We pay Eugene customers' car fare on all purchases above Jl. 26 East KhiStreet Newland's Every woman in Eugene anod Lann ing iue ucoi i."rj'" luni. can possibly k. 1 the price should visit Newland's Ninth street , H o inis ween wc wiiei vvondeiii Poll c M1 Otif . . . Gu, a Values m Llegant INew Yo Pwill not be able to procure elsewhere shades, finish and good qualities Q.or cent more than we ask. ittl compare i,h 65c and 75c Dress GodsJ All this week we offer great bargains in th fall ana winter in siuui innau inuiiuirs, iiliifc nilj shades, amas and satin-stripe mate rials. Hose smoke, blues, greens, grays, rich fidiles of red, etc. Onundreds of yards from which to cho 65c to 75c values at, the yard. O 5 $1.25 Suiting fofl $1.00 peryj This week we offer a lot of $1.25 suitings In ( reds; satin stripe effect; our regular $1.25 values, at, yaM ' ' $f.25 Suiting' at the yard $1,1 Elegant shades and colorings, qualities and ficta SI. SO th vard coods: thev are irreat vnlnp at i or 1 ----- -r v T..40 mM the yard; this week we offer you your choice at) yd ,,Jr i ' f t t m"iin f 1 1 1 1 1 1 tnnwiJ PERCY LONG gESSjK PIaJttt,g. HMttas Mri TkMk Manufacturers ot Cralvanized Iron Cornet . and I Estimates Furnished i 61 None but Competent Workmen Employed MIMWIMIMMMMIMM NH(J r I c V nvmpammntviM "v ' mi murium -i -M'-l-t:yif'-fa"i- MTU OF ME, STORIES BAY . . O 0 7 e 9 ' 0 o 0 o a At-. ' . cPUi"- ,tfTJ ,,i re. motw"1 ,ot, 6):i 9oO'"v -ttice ' 5et8. 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