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THE 2TTGES2 EAIL7 GUARD.
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Lt nature of the
cn ranlsh be
etle efforte
1 directed and
Senna,
ldue to the
,e0e(iy which
Alness wlthou
, on which it
Jiiil effects al
j, manufactured
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foTED
p to July B,
N . th school
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y n or address
C. ant. Snores,
factors), John
Olitviuf' -
fet Number 11,
F, D. Ne. J"
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i should be
C. A. Wednesday
j J. Handsaker,
bisiness to bring
Every one inter
proUbitfon urged
lire To
tor, lis name tens
Honey te the best
1 leierai muuon
! it. Look for
;e. Sold by Dillon
r
Ire
HITY NFWS
Dillon for drugs.
The Westminister Guild will iteet
at 2:30 p. m. at the church parlors
next Saturday. . , j
Today and tomorrow are the long
est days of the year, they being of
equal length.
Architect Hunzlcker is drawing
plans for a summer bungalow to be
built by Dr. Kuykendall on Triangle
lake. .
Rev. Geo. E. McDonald, formerly
pastor of the Eugene United Brethren
church, has accepted a call to Seattle.
A marrlge. license was issued yes
terday afternoon to Robert M. Smith
and Miss Myrtle Orr, both of Mar
cola. The work of laying the concrete
floor of the nes Hampton block was
begun this morning by Contractor
Ellis.
Excavation for the Kappa Sigma
fraternity house at the corner of
East Eleventh and Aider streets has
commenced. -
The Real Estate Exchange has
sold the D. C. Andrews residence
property at 870 Pearl street to E. F.
Westfa.U for J2.800. .
The stores of the city, except those
that deal la fireworks and other
things necessary at celebrations, will
close at noon on July 4.
A. Lombard this morning began
the work of pouring the concrete for
the foundation of the new Eonnett
block on West Ninth street.
The holes for the College Kill
loop trolley poles are being dug. A
large force of men is laying rails
and surfacing the track.
Wm. D. Ady, of West Liberty, and
N. C. Ady, of Bell Plain, Iowa, are
here as the guests of W. Polders.
They may decide to locate in this
city.
A. M. TJterback, one of the P., E.
& E. construction foremen, went to
Salem today to superintend the sur
facing of a mile of new track built
by the company there.
Cyrus Bradley, who has been sec
tion foreman for the S. P. Co. at
Corvallis for a number of years, has
been transferred to Irvlm He i a'
son of W. P. Bradk-y, of Kugne.
TL'ESEAY, JUNE 21, 1910
FT7X
3h? Firmo"nt Brick Co. has just
tin kiln ? T'ct ""ru!ns "'lr
rim kin of brick, gome 140,000:
brick being the l.ilr.. X'iese brick
are t:rst class and Usve a splendid
Thft T- ..
... .uSeiie rruit (..rowers' asso
ciation has been advised that the
balem cher- fair daie has been defl-'
nitely set for Julv 7, 8 and 9 The
association will have a fine exhibit1
ui uiiemes mere.
The Hadlpv roalTnpa nn tha elta
of the new M. E. church on South'
Willamette street, recentlv purchas
ed by the Campbell-Fellman Co., is'
being moved to the corner of El t
Thirteenth and Pearl streets.
Coroner Gor.lcn, who was called to
Lowell yesterday to hold an inquest
over the remains of a railroad la
borer who was killed in the construc
tion camp, is not expected home be
fore night.'
JfTIDtl Vt"V X ',!' a .Marriage licenses were granted Djr
i" J?"'3I the couiitv clerk todi',f)to the follow-
out there last week. He numbered
25 new ones a week ago. He also
saya there is a whole lot of new side
walk being built in that part of the
city.
I1DI!TK TOMOli I low
ing
of Eugeue. nnd Mrs. Minnie Jenkins
aged 5 4 years, of Springfield; Edward
Dempsey, of liarrlsburg, and Miss
Irene HeaK, of f'oburg.
The Commercial Club recently of
fered to put Mil ornamental llamp
posts on the sidewalk in front of the
new postofflce building If the gov
ernment would pay for the electric
ity, but the government refuses to
do so. There Is an appropriation for
certain expenditures only at the fed
eral building, and additional lights
U not included iu the sum allotted.
flay's
The faculty of the I'nlver-
elty would like to see the city
decorated for the commence
ment exercises tomorrow
more elaborately than ever
before. There Is nn unusually
large number of former stu
dents here, and the occasion
should bo recognized by the
people generally. While the
time is short, everybody
should get busy this evening
and fcunorrow morning nnd
display the colors of the University.
;
lit.
KD KYAX
Columbia Park 15)ys
1'rack Drum Major
was necessary to ake the eye out.
Maravoka Louise, Another foreigner
employed in the camps, is at the bos-
lillal ...111. h.l,An ..
h.S'V1 rfrV'C8 ftm;nilti(;n3 f 111 be happening two or three' days ago.
held in Eugene for the following po-
anions on Ihe dates given: Train-
ted nurse, laboratory aid (male), as
Never Falls to Restore
Gray Ilair to its Natural.
Color and Beauty.
No matter how Ions' It has been (rra jr
orfaded. Promotes a luxunantgrowth,
of healthy hair. Stops its falling out.
and positively removes Dan
druff. Keeps hair soft and glossy.
Will not soil skin or linen. Will nut
Injure vour hair. Is not a dye.
1 and SOc.ltot tics, af druRais!. .
I'v mailtlorbOc.Spnd 2c. forfrwbnokB-'TheCarm
of the U;ilr antl Skin." lbilo liay Spec. Co.
Newark, N.J. ,U S. A..andToronto,Ont.,CanmdA
Bay's Skinhealfh OtnfmenlcnrM
Vi-A-ma, nlltfvi iain, lirubk-rt, tuni bitM
chaiM1 haiulH, cliMniur, sunburn, prickly hrat.
2M. ot drutftfiala. bead hiu lur fkuoplo tuba
Linn Drug Company.
female), statistician In
ducts (male), all July
il'e Columbia Park it.iys' Hand's
me r.oyai res;aurant owners win
not move outcf the old wooden build
ing on the site of the new Titus block
until July 10. Immediately after on account of alleged neglect of his
that !aie the building will be torn hop yard which they rented,
down and the work of erecting the
new b!k begun. a gold medal contest will lie held were as follows
.tune 24. SMiO n. .m. nt Hip fVntrnl
J. H. Maxwell, rural mail carrier Hresbytorian church, corner Tenth
on Eugene route No. 2, will attend and Pearl streets. All great speakers
the state convention of rural carriers come and see who is the lucky win-
in roruana next. weeu. xne conven- ner. Admission free. All welcome.
tion next year will be held in Eugene
it having been promised this city at
the last convention.
Alex Maxwell, wanted in Multno
mah county on the charge of seduc
tion, was taken to Portland today by
City Detective R. H. Craddock. His
mother accompanied him and will
put up the necessary bond immedia
tely upon their arrival there.
The city is unable to get anyone
Watch for programme later.
Baker City Democrat: Judge
Smith leaves this (Sunday) evening
for Eugene, where he goes to at
tend the annual meeting of the re
gents of the state university, he being
a imember of the board. He will also
attend the commencement exercises
which take place this week. i
H. N. Cockerline, the well-known
sistant in chemistry (male), assis-i rQi,i't .,r pn,,o iti io,. ',, i
tant in dairy bacteriology (male and. fnr Mii,vken wis . tn nttonrt ii,!
forest pro- national convention of Insurance ag
plant ecol-iol,f.. n ...in ti, -1,1, hi,,.
oglst (male) July 20 and .surveyor; Uly ot Ku(.eiie Hoval Anne cherries
In general land office July 20 and 21. for Ul0 banquet to bo hold. They
- ivtll ItA 1..1...I.,.! nc h.,.n.
Stage passengers out this morning. Eugene. Last vear ho took nrunes.
Mrs. l.eo. Croiierih.it the rhnrrlou will rlniilitlnoa mnko
Rev. P. K. Hammond, rector of St.
to jieivenzie briuge; .Miss Myrtle car- a bittcer hit than tho nrunes did.
ter to Leaburg; Sam Curry to al-
terville; S. B. Eakln, wife and Miss! Judge J. W. Hamilton Is here from
Nusbaum to McKenzle Bridge; May- Roseburg to attend tho meeting of
or J. D. Matlock to Walterville; E. the University rogents.
Sharp and J. Goodfellow to Wal-
terville; Miss Tina Hulery nnd Mrs. ; rrrr r-: rr rr
Fred Ross to Walterville; Frank CAl'SKS SICKNESS
Ross to Walterville; John Jacobson '
to Florence; Edna Chamberlain to Good Health impossible with a Dis
Florence, and S, S. Miller to Hale. I onions! Stomach
IM-'OltMAI. HAXt'l
Company C will give an'ln- .
formal dance In tho Armory
next Saturday night, to which
the public Is cordially invited.
The first dance will begin at
9 o'clock sharp. J25
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Don't Do Annoyed
With skin troubles, chaps,- pimples
black heads, ecsema or sores. Wheat
one 25c box nt Dr. Boll's Antiseptlj
Salve will cure you. Try It at ones
Sold by Dillon Drug Store.
NOTICE TO C'ltKDlTOKS
The is nothing that will create . T, T . .
sickness or cause more trouble than ':""al0 ol Garonne' s. anngioy, ue-
Theodore Dergltes, a foreigner em
mloved bv thft Utah Construction Co.
In the rnllroiirl rnnlnR nn the Wlllnm- .ucr,rilnpa tnn,ni, nnri n,n.. ceased.
ette, is at the General hospital as pie daily contract serious maladies,. Ntlce is hereby g"iven that the un
the result of being struck in the eye Klmnlv throuirh illsrrurard nr oIihsb dorslgned, John M. Smlgley, has been
Mary's Episcopal church In Eugene.l with a piece ot rock from a blast. A of the utomnch ',,luly appointed administrator of the
to take care of the dump pile across has received a call from St. John's deep gash was cut in his head and It We urce evervona sufforlnir with e3tat9 of Caroline S. Smlgley, deceas-
lue
bad
essary
river anu u is again in a very cnurcn ac enwon, a suuuru oi run-; I any stomacn derangement. Indices- '') vmu i" on
Ibad shape. It seems it will be nec- land, but has not yet decided wheth- tlon or dvspepsla whether acute or 01 ol'pK"" !ar Lane County, and hau
essary to pay mre than $10 a month er or not to accept It. Eugene people itt-,t., J I chronic, to try Ro'xall Dyspepsia Tab-' q",nlifk'd as, m,,ch administrator, and .
to a man to care for the dump in generally regret to learn that he is!J - FOLL1 THEATUH- ilets, with the distinct understanding "H Persons having claims against said
order to keep him on the job, contemplating leaving the city, ,nnt we wm rPfllnd their monev csll,tc nrc hereby notified and re-
! ' '1 1 wnmcli without question or formality, it QUlrea to prosent the wne, vor!fled?.
The Eugene Commercial Club has Coburg Journal: Mrs. WilllamiT , ? ' , , l'lj'Vb'J" after reasonable use of this medicine ns requlrod by law, with the proper
rereiverl a Rpt Of recnllltlnna nrlnnto.r Qn'nra, an.l VillHTon lnfl Thnarlav LlN, diameter hliniOl'lSt, al- ava nnt antlcfln.1 n'ttk o..l,A VOUCllei'S. to thf a-ilrl nihulntulrDtn.
received
by' the Nyssa Commercial Club, ask- morning for their new home at Hall,
lng the local club to aid in a fight Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Swager have
for the division of Malheur and Har- lived In Coburg for many years and
ney counties to form Otis county, have niamy friends who, altluough
There will be no action by the local sorry to see them leave, wish them
organizatin. befct of associations liu their mew
home.
DeArmond Bros., of Grants Pass,'
against whom J. R. Campbell had a Officer Bonney, who looks after
suit in the circuit court, have settled the work of numbering new houses,
the case and it will be dismissed, says six new residences have been
so demonstrating physical
culture.
Pictures
RASTUS IM ZULULAXD.
THE CLIFF DWELLERS.
CAPT. KIDD'S TREAS
URE. We change pictures every
day.
Admission, afternoons five
cents. Evenings, ton cents.
V9 recommend the mto our custo-' tt' "10 office of M. Vernon Parsons.
mors every day, and have yet to hear 1,1 1118 "ecitwun minding, in Eugene,
ot anyone who has not been benefit- i"'Bon, within six months within
cd by them. Three sizes, 25c, BOc dl,,e ot ,llls notice,
and $1.00 a box. Sold in Eugene Dated at Eugene, Oregon, June 21
only at our store The Rexall Store.' 1910.
W. A. Kuykendnll. I JOHN Af. SMIGLEY,
I Administrator of the Estnto of
CHERRIES FOR SALE Blngs and Caroline S. Smlgley, Deceas-
Black Republicans nt 4 cents per ed.
pound. Fred Ludford, 1194 Moss M. VERNON PARSONS,
avenue. Phone Black 3262. tf I Attorney for said Estatet. 1
Farewell Week Baandons Players Young Mrs. Wiilthrope
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday The Most Successful of all Great Society Dramas
PRICES THAT ARE RIGHT
I5c, 25c, 35c and 50c
Matinee 10c and 23c
CLOTH
ING
SALE
Get Ready to Celebrate the 4th by Taking Advantage of Our
REDUCED PRICES on our high grade, all wool, hand tailored
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Sophomore and Alfred Benjamin Suits
We absolutely .guaranteeevery Suit, bearing either of
these labels, to be all wool, to hold its shape and color.
They will be sold at the following prices, which are a
great saving to anyone interested in high grade Clothing:
bi:-.T.'-.-iMt " -
Boys' Clothing
All light colored 3.50
Hats
$3.00 Hats
$3.00
. $2.50
Boys' $1.50 Hats . $1.00
Sizes 3J to 35
Will sell at
$30.00 SUITS WILL: SELL FOR.
27.50 "
23.C0 "
22.50 "
20.00 '
. $2?.00
. 25.00
, 22.50
. 20.00
. 18.00
3 3 V3
Discount
Create? Reductions on Medium Priced Clothing.
$18.00 SUITS WILL SELL FOR ... .
$15,00 SUITS WILL SELL JOR
$10.CQ SU1TSOWILL SELL FOR
$15.00
$10.00
$7.00
Don't ForgeL
The Time, the Place, the Price
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