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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 18, 1909)
0 I Mi O How to be well dressed all the time. Some men are .well dressed only while their clothes are new. From that time until they buy another new suit, they look seedy, care less and shabby. Might just as well be well dressed all the time. Ihis j It . iironf 'ItiOt costs no iuuic 11 jiuu vvcn dottier ait $ All -Wool Clothes These are the tmly clothes at their prices that positively hM their shape and style as long as they last. They are made of pure wool and are scien tifically tailored that's the reason. And a Signed Guarantee goes with each suit whether it met a till nr f5. You. dolhine trouble are over ihe minute you decide 10 bof CLOTHCRAFT. lt'e wotth tryine. Brownsville Woolen Mill. Store NEWS OF SPECIAL INTEREST FROM ACROSS IHE BIG P 0! (Guard Special Service.) London, Dec. 18. Justice Is not Infallible, and rhere have been many cases In English legal history when the Innocent were i In the course of her Interesting care I or die h-jri nwitaion to meet. Wanted A Wife i amateur appearances in London. The I olav is bv Svdney Blow and Douglas llloarentl is calle"Where Children i "'cyril Maude nt the Playhouse Is 1 also to present a children's play and ; jni,rpr. His little girl Is slight-. lv older than .Miss Uourchier and Is absolutely inexpert.'!, but has all the love of Hie stage born In these children of theatrical families. The power of the young person I and the matinee girl Is felt in the London theatrical world, f not in any other, and Lewis Waller and I George Alexander have catered to their wishes Just laieiy m a .iua , intnriran has .n.nuini fashion. Doth these players at History wnen ti. leuer irui ---- ,1,-1- n-inertive put to years ago, or two orotners nameu William and Daniel MacCormaci, had been recalled by application to the Nenagh County Council for per mission to enter the old goal prem ises for the purpose of exhuming the good remains of the two men for reinter-the colur of her air. ment In Ixmghmore Churchyard luo uiuuvcu. . f ,, . ,-, lllf Tn nubile execution about fifty ' " Pagnell yuaroiau. - ... , . ..1 Sabblston, r . auested n find tne mau no, " . -- , . . .. ,, Kuan in. follow: .. I ?... ,nn Rn thnuell both an you una me w. for hirsute appen union her must be abel to luck arter a slngel chap as wttnll In mnrrr her The men. aged twenty-eight and .., dont wants her to get up very twenty-five years, were of the farm-eerlie of mornin, as I am used to H Ing ciass, and were convinced by my self, and 1 alus puts kettcl on.' Judge Keogh at the North Tlppcrary CliriatmaA Amusements. Assizes for the murdor of John Ellis, Pantomimes have always been the on March IS. IS08. Kills was a most popular amusements for ChrlBt-KtA-vAr.-t in ihe emnlovment of John ma dav in I.ondon. but on the holi- Tmnt nf rinrAa and nlaved the nart dav nine davs hence they will have of evlctor in many -cases on land that serious rivals in several new child- came Into his possession tnrougn .ren s enrtstmas piays. It must be a femall not over 25, I dages, especially Sir Walter Raleigh l lufkln I am't pertlckler about ' who, according to history, was thus 1 '. .'L .,' w mn.t be decorated. Mr. Alexander and Mr. Waller aave consented to oispense with such masks to their' beauty and are now apearing nightly, quit! cleaa shavtn. Dispels On the north sidt, where vlniry bl?' -In the mo JJ' transition frora sh PERFECT Oil nJ (Equlpp.d with fcnj Blizzards may and tempest, howl,bI FARMERS' MEETING AT JUNCTION TUESDAY i Dr. F. W. CUMMINGS Recently of Vermont, has opened an office In the McClung Bldg., this city. Hours 10 A. M. to S P. M.( Residence, 325 Eaat Twelfth street. Phone Main 744. Special attention to obstetrics and dis eases of women and children. All calls promptly answered. U. of O. Meat Market E?.M . salted meat bacon, ham and lard. Fresh and smoked sausage. Orders put up with neatness and dispatch. Family trade solicited. Orders delivered free of charge. T. F. BENNETT Cor. South Park and Oak Sts. Phono Black 30 1 1 the Encumbered Estates Court. Mr. O'Brien' who made the application explained that the old goal promises had passed into the hands of the County Council. It was well known, he said, that the men who had been executed were Innocent of the charge which was preferred against them, and for which they were hastened before their God; and It was better known who the real culprit was, and that he died In America a few years after the tragedy. The graves of the martyrs to Wind Justice have been carefully marked, and, nfter the removal of the bodies, It Is proposed to erect a 'handsome monument to their memory. It Is expected that the memorial will serve as a warning in future trials for mur der, and It will also become a perma nent argument for the abolition of capital punishment. Roynl Sorrow. Two recent deaths have caused great dlstres In the royal family, since King Edward has thereby lost those who were among his closest frlend3. The death of Mr. Monta gu Guest and Consuelo, Duchess of Manchester, following so quickly one upon the other, hnve greatly dis tressed Ills Majesty, and the Royal Set can never be the same now that they are missing. For years Con suelo Duchess of Manchester had entertained the King at her lovely villa at Biarritz on numerous occa sions while he was paying his cus tomary visit to the Continent in the spring, As a hostess she had a rep utation which nil her friends in So ciety envied. Hit dinners and card parties were Invariably a success. of "Peter Pan" several started the idea of providing young sters with Chrt6truas fare less gorge ous and tiring than the old. fashioned pantomime with Its raines ana its transformation scenes. "Peter Pan" so captures childish taste that nat urally It was bound to create a new j school of holiday entertainment. This year the Lyceum, Adelphl and Drury Lane theatres will adhere to their old time pantomimes of "Cin derella," "Aladdin," "Bluebeard" or whatever ancient story they wish to dress In magnificent scenic raiment, but In rivalry with these will be the productions at various smaller thea tres. Mr. Trench Is preparing Maeter linck's delightful fairy play "The Blue Bird" for the Haymarket. The chief note of this product will be simplicity, but the simplicity which leaves no point In the author's work untouched. Maeterlinck himself sanctions the use of such pantomimic devices as stage traps, and. these will be freely employed. The ciripatiy will not fall far short of 100, the larger proportion being children. As "The Blue Bird" may be regarded from two different standpoints, that of a children's en tertainment and that of a psychologi cal problem, It will probably make a v.-ide appeal. At His Majesty's Theatre "Pinkie and the Fairies" will be given again with Ellen Terry as the delightful Auntie ar.;I her brother, Edward Ter ry, as Uncle Gregory. Arthur Bourchier Is to have mati nee porforniunres of a new children's Mr. D. O. Lively of Portland union The success I stock yards will address the farmers years ago 1 and stockmen at tae rooms 01 me Junction Uliy commercial tiuu . uu Tuesdav, Dec. 21. at 2 p. m. Subject, "Feeding mmi Marketiig of Live Stock." Come and bring your neigh bors. A. E. TOUZB, Sec. play at the Garrick In which his little and she had the rare quality of being; daughter Prudence will make her de- nlile to maintain friendly relations ! but. blie Is a clever young actress Largest slock wiih all (lie attractive women whom. 'of nhont 12 nnd hnst made several T.nHrpv's STUXO FOR 15 YEARS by Indigestion pangs trying many doctors and $200.00 worth of medi cine in vain, B. F. Ayscue, of Ingle slde, N. C, at last used Dr. King's New Life Pills, and writes they whol- lv cured him. The cure constipation biliousness, sick headache, stomach. liver, kidney and bowel troubles. 25c at W. A. Kuykeudall's. No smoke 110 smell no bother i -UlSt nal . tirfl M fnMt ( ttV'tsr rilJttO 1n1,lc A , i "'. v . " " mu"'u ums9w Cool Visndle Bttause f the sily carried about fr "i om to n Automatic Smokeless Dr; you can't turn the wick too high can't make it smoW-, burning at fuM head, k k the most Hursblt, oil heator n the market. Various Mvles and Srtisk ' Evtry DmIot Der)rkert. H Nt At Ynr. Writ. I., iw to the Neirei: A.- .u. STANDARD OIL COMPAJfT iinrorvoraiea)' NOTICE. On and after January 1, 1910, our store will be con- ducted as a strictly cash store, and al credit acounts closed. HILL'S GUN STORE. dlS It is against our principles to take pictures on Sunday, so we have ar ranged for the benefit of our pat rons who have to work during week days to have our studio flooded with a beautiful soft violet light at nights. Engage your sitting for evenings. We will please you at dlS LARE'S STUDIO. Dr. F. W. Prentice's orrices are at S6 West Kighth street. Calls attend ed to day or night. Day phone 1171; night phone Main 529 of cut glass at The Christmas iW Is now on atHthe LARE STUDIO, and wti prepared for it than ever before. Hundredsoli of mountings to choose from. We have iiuii ARISTO LAMP T7111 1 ... . . rot aarie aavs ann nicht- cittio.. . est and most expensive lenses made lor all ba rjortrair nhntnorjmhv. Due r,:,v h-t... . and tinishmg is all done by experienced anjskM Y7- .ill l t: - t r wc win uui disappoint you. it you win cd Rain or shine, dav or meht btudio is open from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. Si'.M engagements. Kemcmber trie nam A Mi!m Lrtickey s Luckey ii Established 1 869 40 years the leading jeweler of Eugene. Beginning business With the town, selling reliable goods at honest prices and adhering to the rule of guaranteeing goods to be strictly as represented, the business has increased until larger quarters were necessary, and accordingly we have recently enlarged and refurnished the entire room and will be pleased to show our old customers and others who may call, the largest stock of well selected, snappy new and up-to-date goods ever shown in Lane county. Come and examine our stock before purchasing. Holiday goods ariving daily . Prices Right 0 o y s ' - - i - " - 0 o vucm
