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

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Special Sale
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St4'liy, Octohst 2M
kUti to.vedfcJEfilAL SALES on Stpfhy, Oct. '23rd,
CANDY
UflC CaflOy W1UW" v. ua: wwuierWWC WUISCU
5 cents jer pound
Special Sale
i Saturday, Oct. 23rd Ladies Flannellette Night Gowns at 59c and
Cireereat reductions and bargains, also children's gewns. all ages at 39c and
. ..-cl.:- T -1 ci i m -
ynameuewe akiris, i-ung or onon, 7c ana j?c. Children's Flannellette
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(as, 25c. rv go-ng 9 ouy any rianneuette gaods chis tall, you should
gliti this opportunity. They are rare bargains.
CflNCERT
IS
ORGAN
IN EUGENE
G
EOPLE.
:RE COMPANY
Be Held Soon to
t Hatter and
Council
to a hose
bur. Thai part of
the city has built up wonderfully,
during the past two years and now !
that there are water mains and a'
dozen fire 'hydrants east of the Uni
versity the city will probably place;
a. hose cart there for fire protection, i
A meeting of Fair-mount citizens,
will be held In a few days to discuss.;
the matter and formulate a petition
to the council At present the nearest
hose cart to Falrniount Is the one at
the East Eleventh street station. As;
this has to be drawn bv meii. it
would take fifteen or twenty minutes
10 get 10 rairniount In case of a fire
and about as long for the team with
the chemical engine to go from the
central station down town.
Falrniount has never had a fire.
but this is no Indication that It is
immune. In case of fire at present
there would be absolutely no means
of fighting it except with garden
hose.
PORTOLA PARADE I IProtectEit From the Sun
GREATEST EVER
SEEN IN EV:
First Rehearsal till Htlri
Tonight and Will be Attentitd
by . Twenty M embers
A concert band t aeiug ornanlied
In Eugene and the first rehearsal
Will UA hfA frtnltrht In
at the University.'
r... bchraeder, 4 competent band
and orchestra director from Long-!
nioni., voio., has recently arrived1
here and ias interested a number of
the younger musicians in the matter.'
He has Ifirhftratl, Inwalhc. .
them, but exnects to Iihto:,, h,i
number to thirty and organize a!
band thar win hn hirH k.v... v- !
of the members of the oW mint
band, which Professor Head made
such a success of. will be included
in the personnel of the new organiza
tion. .ir. senraeaer would like to
have some of the older musicians as
a nucleus around which to bull! his
new organization, but most of the
members of the former organization
are discouraged at the failure of
their attempts to give the city a good
band and decline to, take part in the
new effort.
Mr. Schraedcr says toe will have a
concert band equal to the best In (he
state and one that the city will be
nroud of. Ho'U oatwwiuiw- t,i
of encouraging a reed section and
ama ui or twelve young men to
take up the work on the clarinet
from the beginning.
I any
Special Featyres
Twenty Thousand
Marchers
'and
.mwm
JUDGE CHRISMAN
TENDERS RESIGNATION
(Continued from Page 1.)
J0 FRANZWA
ping, Horseshoeing, Carriage Work.
KM STREET, - - EUGENE, OREGON
-"Good Workmanship. Reasonable Charges.
t
: THE SWEDISH
SANITARIUM IS
equipped with the latest bake
ovens for Che treatment of
Rheumatism and kindred
muscular ailments.
443 Market St., corner 12th
Portland, Ore. Write for
particulars. Phone M. 7033.
A tJti, MArs. Full line of
v. ricciL rim rvci fces
sh and
salted meat
uilard. Fresh and smoked saucage. Orders put
and dispatch. Family trade solicited. Orders
to! charge.
T. F. BENNETT
Park and Oak Sts. Phone Black 30 1 1
$IOUI(l .IlKWAHI)
would gladly be paid for a cure by
many peopie who are crippled with
rheumatism, yet If they only knew
It, they can be cured by a few bottles
of Ballard's Snow Liniment, and the
price Is only, 25c 50c and J1.00 per
bottle. Sold by Dillon Drug Co.
Look for the fussy seal on Whit
man's candles. Dillon Drug Compay,
Hotel Smeede Bldff. o22
Big shoe bargains. Dodge's
FULLWOItTH $3.00 Women's Shoes
for $2.35 and $1.98. All sizes.
Dodge Department Store... o26
Dillon's for Drugs. Whitman's for
Cndies. Hotel Smeede Bldg. . 022
cessor may enjoy the pleasure of your
association us much as I have, and
with my best wishes for your success
I remain,
Yours very trulv,
G. R. CHRISMAN,
County Judge.
Mr. Thompson Hwom In
Attorney Thompson wns notified
of his appointment to succeed Judge
Chrisman In the following telegram:
Salem, Or., Oct. 21, 1909.
II. W. Thompson, Eugene, Oregon.
I have this day appointed you coun
ty Judge of Lane county, vice G. R.
Chrisman, resigned.
FRANK BENSON.
Governor. .
Mr. Thompson took his oath of of
fice as follows, udamlnistered by
Clerk Lpp:
State of Oregon, county of Lane, ss.
I, Ileluius W. Thompson, do sol
emnly swear that I will support the
constitution of the United Slates of
America, and the constitution of the
state of Oregon, and lhat I will faith
fully demean myself In the discharge
of the duties of the office o county
Judge in and for the county of Lane
and state of Oregon, according to the
best of my ability. So help me God.
H. W. THOMPSON.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 21st day of October, 1909.
E. U, LEE,
County Clerk.
Xo Change of Policy
Judge Thompson, when seen by a
Guard reporter soon after he was
sworn In, stated that there would be
no change of policy in the judge's of
fice as far as he knew, and said:
"If I make as good a Judge us my
San Francisco, Oct. 21. The
beautiful weather of today brought
out Immense crowds to witness the
great parade ot the Portola festival..
It was a parade headed by Don Gas-'
par de Pcrtola and Queen .Yerilia,
and was the greatest affair ot the
kind ever witnessed in the olty. All
California was represented by per
sona) delegations from the various
towns or by official flouts and twen
ty thousand people In line.
The most sivectacular feature was
two thousand Chinese carrying the'
largest fire breathing dragon ever
imported, while the whole Oriental
section was a gorgeous riot of color.
The Sanish war veterans, headed by
General James V. Smith, formor
governor general of the Phllllpplues,
and commander of the first Califor
nia volunteers in the Spanish-American
war, carried the huge American
flag made for the Hudson-Fulton
celebrations. -
CARRIAGE MAKERS
MUST BUILD AUTOS
Washington, Oct 20, Automobiles
have displaced carriages to such an
extent that Che carriage-builders are
obliged; to retire from business or
devote their attention to the con
struction ot automobile bodies.
In effect this was the statement
made today by Maurice Connolly of
Dubuque, la., president of the Car
riage Builders' National Association
of the United States, which convened
here In. its 35th annual meeting.
Wllllivm L. Hall, assistant forester
of the Agricultural Department, said
the supply of hardwood rroni which
the bodies of both carriages and au
tomobiles are constructed' Is dimin
ishing rapidly.
MARRIED t
At the home of the bride's parents,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Elliott, in Mushy Creek
valley, Sunday, October 17, 1909,
J. F Lee nnd Miss Nellie Elliott,
Rev. Sith officiating.
UsiSiw Proof Paint
and your house will be pro
tected, 'tcsis ro rroe and
wears longer than other paints i
Ask for a Color Card
Overton Wall Paper
and Paint Company
I6-ISS.-ventli St. Phont Red 1161
OF l.NTKKNWr T Al.l. IthAllKIUs
WHAT TIME) WILL THE CLOCK
STOP
Ask Paul Itrttelliplm, Springfield's
ItuHtllng Merchant.
We pay Eugene customer' cat
fare on all purchases abova II.
anroninttmen
Just a notification i oti that
you couldn't secure fresher,
more satisfactory and excellent
groceries than those you pur
chase of us.
1 Our prices are but those af
j fording us -a low, reasonable
profit the quality of the goods
i the best obtainable.
Select Your
Fall Suits
From the Best
We are now showing the nMt
complete line of clothing ia the
city.-. Par quality, atria and
workmanship our line cannot b
excelled They eouie from tkm
celebrated' house of MICHAELS.
8TEUN ft CO.;vhoe foods
need no recommend but th
guarantee of their brand.
We can ault in pattern and
price alike.
Come in and see usIt la a
pleasure to show goo da Ilk
ours.
Our Hue of Rente' fnralsMiige
la complete and In iuiuta, V
derarear and Neckwear we
sure to have Just what rea are
looking (or.
an
ED. HANSON
East Ninth Street ,
W. M. Green
At the home of Charles Reetz, at
Junction City, Octflber 17, 19U9, Miss I
Alta M. Heetz and Jus. W. Klock, I
Rev. T. H. Downs officiating.
Main 25
61S WUMm3. te
At the home of Jacob Gates at
Crow, Oct. 17. 1909, Jps.-e Gates nnd
Miss Rosa Smlgley, Justice of the
Peace J. V. Jenkins officiating.
: born :.
i
To V. H. Seymour nnd wife, In
Eugene, October 19, 1909, a daugh
ter. .. . I
predecessor I will be doing well." ,
Mr. Thompson is one of the state's .
brighlost young attorneys, nnd Is
president of the Eugene Commercial
Club. The appointment Is a popular!
one.
PRESENT THIS
50c COUPON
AnyofOurlOO Stores
And Get Free Any 60c Article
in our China and Crockery Dept.
Free With $1.00 Purchase Tea
or Coffee or any 25c Article
Free with 60c Purchase Tea or
Coffee, Your Own Selection.
Free! Free! Freeli
This Coupon Must Be Pteeooted
at Time ol Purchase
Great American Imoortiiij Tea Co.
to K. Dili St.
!:.;. io-ih
WMWUJJJ1II' !'
FIXING A WATCH
Looks easy, but It tnkes a lot of
kuowlodge and practice We have
both. For that reason it will ua
wise to bring yours nere
WHEN IT NEEDS FIXING
We gunrnntet. nil our work. When
wo hand you hack your watch yota
can depend upon It being all right
In ovory particular. Our charges orei
very modernto, too. Try ua when y. tt
have watch trouble.
SMARTT'S
Smeede - Hotel - Bid
The Antique Furniture' Co.
Upholstering, Cabinet Work
Reilnlng, Matressee Made lo .
( rdcr end Renewed. Expert
Carriage Trimmer. All work
Guaranteed
Phoie Blk 5391 1S IE. 8th St
SUllSCItlllK FOR I'HK iUAIti.
THE WOMAN'S TOGGERY SHOP
Seventh
and
Willamette
mi and SATURDAY
SPECIALS
18.00 Raincoats at $13.98
W coats are in .heavy Moire, Satin Stripe and
orded effects in colors Black, Gray, Blue, Green
Brown. -Every Coat Guaranteed.
p Long Kimonas at .... $1-98
Short Kimonas at, .... oc
J-50 Outing Flannel Gowns at . $1.19
tt Outing Flannel Gowns at . . 98c
JCVJutintr FUni-. PtttlCOAtaS at' . JUC
Vcial Value, in Fleeced Lined House
Besses for Friday and Saturday only, 1 .49
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THE STORE THAT
SAVES YOU MONEY
On Furniture, Carpets, Heaters, Ranges, Etc.
Will Sell as Our 50th Regular
Saturday Spreeisd;
T' - a
95c
A Substantial Thirteen-Bar
Clothes Rack
This Rack Has 39 Feet, of Space
95c
.n.-4..4
ONLY ONE TO A CUSTOMER NO PHONE ORDERS TAKEN
STORE OPEN TILL 9 O'CLOCK
THE '
LIGHTED
CORNEA
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