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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1910)
mam daily qvmmd. mokday, maech 21, 1910 KIOHT Agents Warner's naofern and Rus! Proof Corsets, Gossard Front Lacing and Nemo Self Reducing Corsets April Ladies' Home Journal Patterns Now In T F v" m k Your Dairy S. H. FRIENDLY, The Leading Store Grand Display of Easter Merchandise Collected for the Occasion From the Bast Markets and Manufacturers in the World. Don't Fail to Attend This Pre Easter Sale $100 PER ACRE ! $10Moi Per Assessor Boosts Values of Land J ASSESSING 9ft Mens' Section Mere style will not sell men's and young men's clothing. But such cloth ing made by the most de pendable fabrics, intelli gently tailored, combined with true style will please the most critical of buyers. Thai's the kind we carry Our Spring line is the most complete and exclu sive ever shown in Eugene and is now ready for your inspection. Imperial Hats Eagle Hats Ladies' Section Y Grand Pre Raster Showing of Ladies and Misses Suits, Coats and Capes. Here we show one of the many styles which we are showing from $13,50 to $40.00. Perfect fits guaranteed. Sy Children's Capes For the little tots. i I from 7 years up. From $5.00 to $6.50, all good shades. We are also showing the DAUGHTERS of the REGIMENT CAPE. Something new. Come fn and see them. Special for this Sale $10.00 f EW RASTER NfeCKWER. S. H. FRIENDLY 592-594 Willamette St. Big Shipment. Natural Pongee 85c to $1.?5 per yard That Was Assessed Last Year at $15 and $20 A resident of Eugene who owns a I farm of over 100 acres in extent near Coburg today informed a Guard re porter that Carl Hopkins, deputy as sessor for that precinct, Is assessing farm lands at $100 per acre, tell ing the farmers that he is acting un der the direction of Assessor Keeney, ! who ordered all his deputies to assess ' all property this year as near its cash ! value as possible. This gentleman I stated that upon inquiry he learned that manv other farms besides his In (hat locality are being assessed at the I same figure. He says he does not con Isider that his farm Is worth that much per acre, and that if any one was to offer him that much he would sell very quickly. Last year Lane county wruiiug lands were assessed at from $15 to $20 per acre, which figure was con sidered too low, but the increase to $100 per acre Is bound to cause great complaint. Just across the lino In Linn county 1 the farms are being assessed at the old figure, and the Linn county far ! merg are ioshing their neighbors in l.ane county about the sudden great increase In the value of their lands. t BORN M. C Eugene, March 20, 1910, ilklns and wife, a son. Tubular i r The Sharpies will save for you. fat all out. It maKes skimmed milk per 100 pounds. Call and See TlJ 1887 CHAMBERS HARDWARE AND Fill a Willamette Street PhoneHaJ To The hvvestor IN OUR LIST OF PROPERTY FOR SALE Wc hnvu improved and unlmprovd farms of all descriptions, w.th or without stock and machinery. Wo also have good list of city property. Special Bargains Firty lots In Falrmount; this location afford splendid view, and a quiet homo. Don't fall t oseo them. East 8th St. Factory Prope ty ... $2700.00 8-room House, 1 acre ot g ound $2800.00 H. F. Kilborn ($b Son REALESTATB DEALERS 30 W ttlh St Phone Black 5441 t PERSONALS t In stage this 4 X Diamonds On April 1 we will be one year old, being incorporated April 1st, 1909, and diamonds being th 9 birth stone for April, we will from now until May 1st offer all our loose and mounted diamonds at from 10 to 2D' discount. Maurer & Coprnoll Jewelry Company Inc. 542 Wiilamith St. Eugine, Oregon S. F. .Tarkson of Lorane, was the city today. J. D. Mason of Coburg, was In the city yesterday. Rev. F. K. tlillington went to Brpwnavtll today. Dr. and 'Mrs. F. E. Selover spent Sunday In Portland. J. W. Shumate went to Portland today on business. E. H. Moxley and wife, of Cres- i well, are in the city. I N. S. Hays took the morning for Florence. L. A. Noel was a stage passenger : this morning for Elmlra. Joseph Fellmnn returned home from Portland yesterday. ill. iM. Perry came down from Cres well on the noon train today. C. H. Cramer was a stage passen ger this morning for Florence. Miss Mabel Wilson was a stage passenger this morning for Hale. Mike Kebbelbeck returned to Deerhorn on this morning's stage. ( . O. l-.'ti'i mi was ;i passenger on the noon train today for Portland. Rev. M. C. Wire returned this af ternoon from n trip to Brownsville. 'Mrs. M. J, Clark of Grants Pass, Is visiting In the city for a few days. Clyde Nettletton of Eu Claire. Wis was an -arrival in Eugene Saturday. D. P. Newton and wife of Port land, are in the city for a few days. John Buoy, the real estate dealer, is home from a trip to Grants Pass. W. II. lllalr and .1. E. Lewis, of Cottage Grove, were in the citv to i day. .1. W. Hatfield returned this af ternoon from a short visit at Cres i well. Mrs. I,. 1.. Warnoik went to Port land this morning to visit her par ents. J. iH. Uartels and wife of Cottage Grove, were in the city today on business. Miss Utile and Frank Knox went I to Cottage Grove this afternoon on a I short visit. J. W. Hobbs, deputy internal rev enue collector, left this afternoon for points north. Clone Vansant of Shenandoah, Io wa, is expected here in a day or so to reside here. Mrs. H. A. Armitage went to Cres well this afternoon io visit her son, Guy Armltage. Miss Ethel Gjlbertson returned to Lebanon today after a visit with friends in Eugene. Miss Carrie 'Bennett; of Albany, after a visit in the city, returned home this afternoon. J. W. Owen Returned to Portland this afternoon after one of his regu lar trips to Eugene. Dr. J. W. Harris went to London Springs this afternoon to visit his brother for a few days. R. W. Logan returned to Halsev Jaunlta, and grand-daughter. Hazel Mclntyre, went to Portland today. Miss Morris, head nurse at. the Eu gene hospital, accompanied a p-jilent to Portland on the noon train today. S;'inuel H. Roome and family are in the city from Portland valine Mr. Poome's parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Roome. W. II. Jenkins, traveling passen ger agent of the 8. P. Co., was in the city today, returning north on the noon train. Chris Peterson, a former Eugene baker, arrived here this afternoon from Camby where he is now In the creamery business. Mrs. W. I. Vawter of Medford, spent Sunday In Eugene visiting her sn Vernon, who is a student at the University of Oregon. W. S. McFadden, deputy prosecut ing attorney, spent Sunday at his home in Corvallis, returning to Eu- i gene this morning. D. L. Harden went to Pleasant Hill this afternoon to look after his I farm on which he has planted fifteen acres of walnut trees. H. C. Darby of Roseburg, was In the city over Sunday visiting friends. I. 'M. Rennie and wife, of Walter- The Only Exclusive Seed and Implement House h m ds In Bulk Fresh Garden Weber Wagons Canton Plows Osborne Tillage Tools 1 , . A ' ' L .Hl Blais Impement & Seed 65 East 9th St. Eugene M this afternoon, after a short visit ville. were in the city Sunday. with friends in Eugene. Mrs. L. N. Roney and Misses Neu MIss Ella Jones arrived here this ra and Zula Richardson spent Sun afternoon from Aurora to visit day in Roseburg. where the father of friends for a few days. the Misses Richardson is quite ill. J. S. Denting returned to Indepen- Mrs. Henry Hohl and children re- uence toaay arter having visited his turned to Drain this afternoon. They were accompanied by Mrs. Hohl's sis- mother west of Eugene Ctms. Griswold left for points south this afternoon to sell real es tate for Sterling Foster. J. W. Holmes left this afternoon for Glendale on one of his regular trips to Southern Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rowers and Mrs Alvira Sparks spent Sunday with relatives at Harrisburg. Mrs. A. H. Lajoie, ot Wendling, was in the city today. returning homo on the afternoon train. Miss Jane Whittle, of Astoria, ar rived In Eugene yesterday to visit Miss Agnes McKlnney a few davs. J. H. McCormtck, daughter," Miss ter. Miss Cooper, who will visit there for a while. Mrs. F. A. Page, and Mrs. Adelaide Lilley left today for Lowell, Mass.. where they will visit for awhile. Mrs. Lilley expects to sail on April 1G for Europe to join the Potter party. Mrs. J. F. TtoJhlnson, after a visit with, friends in Eugene, went to Al bany Saturday evening to visit her daughter. Mrs. C. V, Littler, there before returning to her home In Portland. 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