Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, June 21, 1910, Image 10

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Newspaper Page Text. ; THE EUQBNE DAILY QPAS, -S June White Days at S- H. FRIENDLY a Ihe logiiuu id per cent mscojmrm-m m&Rchandise TIME TO CLEAN UP IN THE SUIT DEPARTMENT AND WEii, w.. 25 Ladies' and Misses Suits all good excellent values worth to $17.50 special at $9 $30.00 suits at $22.50 $35.00 suits at $26.25 " $25.00 at $18.75 off on all wash suits in ducks, poplins, natural linens, values $4 to $J2 off $ J. 50 and $2.00 wash skirts in tan white, light blue and navy special at $IJ9 $2.59 white duck skirts, open points trimmed with 7 pearl buttons special $ 1 .49 Silk gloves, $1.00 values at 85c 75c values at 65c 50 values at 45c KABO $1.00 val. 85c $2.00 val. $1.65 $3.00 val. $2.39 $5.00 val. $3.85 rn CPTC 1 cr ii ifl OCA 1 OS 3 Cr T Oft TCJ Jrinf(yp CORSETS 1.50 " $Ll9 2.50 TABLE $2.00 val. at $1.59 bleached LINENS $1.00 val. at 79c unbleached 1.98 3.50 " 2.98 Take advantage Napkins to match $6.00 val. at $4.98 Napkins to match $1.50 val. at $1.19 Bed Spreads $1.25 val. at 98c Sheets 72x90 val. 90c special at 60c Bath Towels 25c val. at 35c per pr. Guaranteed 81x90 val. $1 special at 75c Pillow Cases 42x36 per pair 25 cents 45x36 per pair 20 cents $3.00 all linen taiioied waist collar attached $1.98 $6.00 black taffeta wais: $4.19 ' SPECIAL SALE OF HATS Our entire stock of men's and young men's hats, all this season's styles in pearls, grays and browns, $3 values, during this sale $2.35. See our window display GUI BIB li PERSONAL W. H. Moore left today for Delta, Iowa. J. O. Storoy roturned to Portland last renlng. Cuptaln W. B. Moon Is In Seattle for few duys. J. C. I. Wooley mads a flying trip to IrrlnK todny. Mrs. Goo. Croner loft this morning for Belknap Springs. A. W. Tldd, of Wendllng. was In the city over night. Dr. M. M. Davis came home this afternoon from Newport. O. E. Spauldlng, of Vlda, transact ed business In Eugene over night. A. J. Ward, of North Bend, wal an arrival In the city this afternoon. V. 0. Brown was a passenger to points south on the afternoon train today. hi. B. Conners and wife arrived in EiiRene laBt nigut from Sterling, Colo. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Foster, of Shorldau, are In the city tor a few days, In the city for a day or so. Miss Wlnfred Burt, of Portland, Is visiting Mica Mary Belshaw In Eu gene during commencement. j Mr. and Mrs. Guy Pyie are expect-' ed here from Kansas thia evening, to remain during the summer. Deputy District Attorney W. S. Mc- Fadden Is In the city from Corvallls assisting District Attorney Bryson. Hon. Frederick V. Holmnn, mem ber of the board of regents of .the I University, Is registered at the Os- land on a visit. S. Arnel, a prominent citizen of Marcola, Is transacting business In the city. i Mrs. John Krausse and son Paul, of Portland, are registered at the; Osburn. Mrs. Krausse is a grand-: daughter of Eugene Skinner, founder, of the city of Eugene. J. K. Neal and wife, of Beuna Vis ta, arrived In the city this afternoon to attend commencement exercises.' Their son, Carl, la a member of the graduating class. i A. J. Goodman and wife are In the city from Portland attending XEW TODAY MARRIED THE REAL TE3T W. H. Eldridge and wife arrived burn. In the city from Salem this after-, Mrs. R. O. Richardson and son are uotin. mere from Seattle tO Visit at the nmmansimanf ovareUoa Thai onn JlZTLlull J- homeof her mother, Mrs. H. Header- is a member of the senior class, day to attend the annual pioneers aho. Another on. mnn. who i i hi. Miss Llara Doane, or Astoria, is ness at Rosebur?. is also here I FOR SALE No. 304 Five acres of j good land In the city limits, on the new car line, all in cultivation; has a six-room house, new pantry, large porches, deep well, small barn, small orchard of young trees on the place; good garden. This can be cut up Into city lots, and is a good buy. Party going away and will sell for the very low price of $4000. Good terms. See M. L. El- Phone Main 406. J23 face G. Whipple and Mrs.' Amanda j" I Clark, Justice of the Peace R. S. University FrJ rorities Visi nient. There,. Slema v.. SFreast,. """" Heart. uean, '09. Pim!. Avava OluJ ""ouu; Miss F Acacia Club- Rludell, Portiay 09. Portland 1 Alpha Taa oJ roruana; W. f Gamma py Hard i tic. Ore, J'erry, Pendletos ueta, uregon C Portland; lanl; Mrs. Ha land; Rae Zimm, Gamma Delta Mrs. Geo. Lille, trice and G Showers, Portlan roruand; 1 City; Miss PuM sneiDyville, K)v tettffer, Portland uaKer uity. Kappa Alpha lioss, Seattle; Albany; Miss V land; Mrs. ZiJ ! Lady Alice Blaci land. Kloshe . Tillii Portland; Mrs Mrs. Edward laa Shaver, Portlanj Portland; Miss 01 all; .Miss Agnes Falls. Khoda Kahn-; bell, Mc.MinnTille; Ison, Portland; Minnville. Beaver Club 1 Rankin and Jr. Cake, all of For; 1X1.VI CE 1 Weak and mbe: Kidney or BiidJd At the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Bradlev. in Springfield. June 19. 1910. Arthur pains, Dizziness, Hamm and Miss Roberta Esther 'u the back, ltd Bradley. Rev. E. C. Wlirmnre nfflci- get a package atln,;. ' AUSTRALIAN ! herb cure. Hit At the residence nf Mm Naomi many testimonli! pie wno nate is remedy. As i equRl. Ask reunion. Mr. and Mrs S. B. Eakin and Miss jhere for a few days visiting friends. I Dr. C. J. Whlteaker Is in the city land, went to Portland today visit or a rew days. Mrs. rreston C. Smith, of Pert land, Is In the city, the guest of Mrs. Idaho F. Campbell , X MmvI.14 u la Wvte It Ttaor aaa Trial nrhar" U oiT on Uat hr which la odg ot th atfclnoy tf nr arttcla ana that Is br ! ability to do that oh It la (nianiled to do. Many halt it Miar lock nlra and amalt hloa, at Ida (Mint la do ihr aradleata Dan druff and atop (ulltm hulrt K. (hoy do not, but Usrplclda doe., tweauaa It xoaa to t4th root of tha evil aa4 kllla tha ffflrm that attacka tha papilla tram whanoa tha hair satt Its Utq, - T-tdtont frnrtl Iiromlnant r0f4' Vry-Vliol-a am dilly priiVlnv that Newbro'a TTru" r-nlS. - Ownli Pass, are In Eugene ana ire irum vu or itraaaa, CUB 1MB UU Ult lUtrWCUilO , Ul, 1. nn her In M,lfr,l o PnWlonrt r,n a .-lDlt ,,1,1, ion an outing. ... visit. I tlves. He is now physician In the Miss Ada Yenning, of Portlnnd, 18, Mrs 0 M Dodson and son are! Portland city and Multnomah county! hore for the commencement exerclaes here from Baker clty attending the hospital. "vlVTxvL.u.. ... rn. n;ement at the University. of Jlr K. Huff, of Ladrande. ! - ..,kk,vrT-T It ii tl miiii im 1 1 .n i.a II I L' .. . . i i n. . i . . . . i . i . , .. " . . . n..... lu uuueue 10 atienu ine aiHuuaiiuu ui I Mra. J- Ti Wilmn ai.rlvnt hora tn. har Dvl,ln tlBa llndvl at tUn tTl. day from Spokane, and 1b a guest atjverslty. She is a guest at the Beth' the home of Dr. G. W. Biddle and i ReaK sorority house, ot which her family, daughter Is a member. r ihj "lfs .oei cooper arrivea in me i dick Hamaway, a iormer univer- Ul. l" -JUIlllllCUVClUUI. VI-. frnrt, ln.lAhnJnhnA tilt. B Ft of. fc I nl,.aJ .. n . mU;u.I 1 , u , l. h Vl1. i.vjii, iiiii-,ciuiii'7 i.fiiD miti-i an; biuucui, ai mcii wj, uui ,-tt- lCi noon to attend commencement exer-, uojtu this afternoon. 'eisi I Misses Olga aud'Beulah Martin re-j M7, Mu Mrs, Ge0 Wl (fondle, of turned to Cruawell this afternoon nf-, nunnmulr, Oil., are here Visiting Mr. tor n visit In the city. iRnj Mrs. G. H. Jennlng for a few HIIU w , 1 .pp. M i Hon. M. Vliller Is In the city from Lpbnhftii attending the meeting FOR SALE IgowySk the FOR SALE Good sightly Hill ots for $400. How does that sound to you after looking at some for $700 and $800 not so good. These are In block 23 on the car line, with a good view of the city. I also have one only four blocks Irom the ynlverslty for $700. If you want them come . at once. Owner, 485 West 11th st. 323 (EYs2C Bryson officiating. College, residents of Eugene. They are both vallls this afternoon to attend com-. mencement exercises. He Is employ ed by the Warren Construction Co. In paving operations at Corvallls In, a .clerical capacity. . FOR RENT Good 7-room house, close in; has all sewer connections, all modern; gas, also gas stove and large range stove; all dishes and all furniture In the bouse goes; has gocd piano that goes; nice lawn; well located. Price, $25 per month. See M. L. Elliott & Co., 214 White Temple block. j23 SUBSCRIBE FOB THIS OUARD. Australian-Leal bv mail for 50 Address, Tie Ji Roy, N. Y. ! short time oh business. PcM f leading drupr.rl.ti, Br-ml 10c. In I n,'u m,B- u-"ur"?.'" . of the b.ard of regents ot the Unl' a-t-em ro- aaniuio to 'ma iierpicioe o., i , !. iMthllt. mob. On a Dollar Bottles Quarantiio AV. A. Kuyktmdull, Special Agent. tho griuluntlnx exercises. verylt.w t. E. Roberts was among those Dr. S. H. Josephl and m. 3. F. Bell, i Vho are In Portland to attend the D. prominent physician of Portland, the 0- K K ,metin8 at the K. of P. BORN FOR REN'T Good 7-room house. close In; good garden; has small barn; good woodshed; lot well fill ed In; three blocks of new car line. Price, $12.50 per month. See M. L. Elliott & Co., 214 White Tem ple block. Phone Main 406. j23 Eye Glasses of Quality -a. The optician ot today 1 certainly nol a beauty culturlst in tho truest sense of the Word, but he has a great deal to do with IMUKOVED APPEARANCE. LUCKEY'S tFir(r Piece fyegfass Mournings While offering the limit of satisfaction, com fort and security to tlie wearer, Rreatly Im proves the appeamnco of overy face. Don't doubt this. Try our lirpicved Firmer Piece Eyeglass Mountings and prove yourself the truth of this ftate tnent. Put on with one hand. Easy to wear. Kaay to put on. Comfortable, neat, secure. LUCKEY'S JEWERY STORE Es'tMished 1669 Optical Department 563 Willamette concentlon. MIfs Mary Chambers left today for Nanipn, Idaho, to visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. Mateer, for merly of Eugene. Rev. and Mrs. H. S. Templeton arrived here this afternoon from Van couver, Wash., to attend the commen-j cement exercises. Oscar Ualrd and wife are in the city rrom Portland attending com mencement exercises. Mr. Bnird Is an old graduate. Miss Kronebusch, of San Diego, after a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. M. Schneider, went to Mt. Angel today and from there will go to Port- COFFEE WISE ? You're not If you haven't tried Ol'K COFFEES. They're the "quality coffees" Ihe coffees that are delightfully smooth, aromatic 'and delicious. A trial pound of any one ot our coffees will convince yon of the real superiority and real quality our coffees have. We have first-class coffee at J5c the lb.; a belttr grade at 35c, and an unexcelled grade at 40c. Phone Main 23 019 Willamette St. W. M. GREEN In Eugene. June 20, 1910, to Hen ry Jessen and wife, a son. WHAT A WOM.VX WILI, NOT DO j i There Is nothing a woman would not do to regain her lost beauty. She ought to be fully as zealous in pre serving ner good looks. The lur'i drink called Lane's Family Medicine or Lane's Tea la the most efficient, Id In preserving a beautiful skin, vivxrn . ,.v, LOST- So'.uev.-here between my home on Garden street ann the U. B. church f a purse containing a check c:i the Merchants' Bank giv en by Tooth-Kelly Lumber Co. to Fred Crosby. Finder please leave r.t the Merchants' Bank. Mrs. M. Crosby. J22 and will do more than anything else to restore the roses to faded cheeks. At all druggists and dealers, 25c. SPECIAL PHODITTIOXS AT SHELL THEATRE The management of the Shell Theatre has secured the 36 prize films which by com petition won the $10,000 prize offered by the Film As sociation tig the best pictures produced the pnst six months. These pietures will be shown, stnrtlng Wednesday, June 22. at the Shell Theatre, chang ing program Monday, Wed nesday and Friday. These pictures have been shown in San Francisco and Los Angeles to crowded houses. Don't miss a perfor mance or you miss the best picture in the line produced. Admission during the time these pictures are shown will be ten cents. . J2 3 e wo man with $300 to invest In a ner- manent business In a nearby town that will pay big net profits every month. Call at the Hotel Osburn. ask for Mr. Melton. j2 5 NOTICE The party who picked np the $20 bill In front of the cash ier's desk about 9:05 on June 20 In the First National Bank will kindly leave the same at the bank. J23 Wanted A reliable man with $600 to take charge of a permanent bus iness in Eugene. Big net returns assured each month. See Mr. Mel ton at Hotel Osliurn. j25 FOR REN'T The W. O. W. store room, with warehouse, in Walter ville. Inquire of J. H. Devor, at .Waltervllle, Oregon. y 5 ixi fx) We Hand Them Mowers Deering Mowers have a one main frame, lending strength to the machine. They have a one-piece steel coupling which holds the cutter bar firmly n tion. They have roller and ball bearings, long life to the journals. Thev havi? steel wearino olates and clips, making the cutting apparatus able. They operate without a clutch or trappy mechanism. They will work where others fail, re in draft and easily handled. 1887 CHAMBERS H'DW'RE AND FURN 522 Willamerte St. PboneMwl rtJi mu " M"nla-. two ten dollar bills wrapped In a white lin en handkerchief. Phone Black 4081. J23 FOR REN'T A residence, furnished or unfurnished: close In Inquire Jt Campbell-Fellman Co., hous furnishers. ja. at front Kirxrin.tnt With Pai. WhOn Hf RaalP. Dlaa T. IT ' -1. , been uaed bymllUon. of people "bi"! T" , sixteen year, with a .teady Increasing JonnLnii ' 116 W' 5th demand. Look for the Bell 00 "the John'n,a11' Bottle. Sold by Dillon Dru rv, : ' "-M r.i'ja s or 10 small i,t- ..i the optician, will be in wr? "l'"nwR,ie,,: I"$- 6.1 June " z. J2M DR. LOWE. hugene Thursday and Friday, For Commencement We are making a special cri quantity orders of Ices and en us wnat you wn - -you want it. Kit's frozen e'rs PALACE OF SW "494 Willamette Phne .4 ana Z4, I We re here to :ay. fealley'. tlj