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in better shape
kinds of plumb-
meta 1 woris
No Overcharges
tood Workmanship
AT MARKET
PLACE
and
resn uieai
ry. We cure
i i
fcad cheese and
cater to choice
trade
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lure a more satis
cigar than a HT.
(rkmanshlp is per
il that is put Into
fcbly better than
pty of dealers put
few.
I enjoy a genuine
' try Ji T. HOOD
FEED
hi
i burn. Get your
lit drying for wln-
i dollar a cord by
from the car. Of-
11) street. Phone
IND FEED CO.
pea, city prop-
Ill kinds, and at
Have lived In
M and know thi
glad to show
JON & SON
TE 8TREEI
nt Store
OREGON
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OF
a
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L1!0 feet, ana
' street with
r ana one
Pm and all
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f' of no
litres
, $12.50
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KIK SALft
FOR SALE 5 acres of good fruit
laud on car line. Inquire at 400
High street. j2S
FOR SALE Peieh plumTaT 1 Vic a
huhu ai .jg cast rsiutn or
(Jed 1721.
p.ione
J23
FOR SALE Cheap, nearly new pi-'
ano if taken within the next week.:
Mrs. Coivin. 204 East Eleventh, tf
RIVER BOTTOM ACREAGE One !
mile from railroad, $50 per acre. I
Bell & Skene. Lana Countv ak.
stract Co.
tt,
FOR SALE uy owner, 7-room mod
ern house; lots of fruit on lot;
viuoc m, cueap u taken at ones.
62 S Ferry street.
tf
MOWER FOR SALE Good second
. hand mower for sale cheap. See
Webster Klucaid, SI East Ninth
street, Eugene, Oregon. tf
WOOD FOR SALE Good fir and
oak wood. See Webster Kincald,
81 East Ninth street; phone office,
Main 676, res, main 674. tf
FOR SALE uLe of the most choice
acre tracts In Blair Street addition
Reasonable price, with easy terms.
See any real estate dealer. tf
FOR SALE A good-paying business
or will trade lor good Inside prop
erty or land. For particulars see
Mark Fleming Co., 412 Willamette
street, Eugene, Or. tf
FOR SALE No. 153. 322 acres 11
miles from Eugeue on good road;
160 acres fine bottom land; 120
acres in cultivation; about 30
acres of oak and maple timber;
FOR SALE Rooming and boarding
house, centrally located; good bus
iness. Will sell chea if taken at
once. Call at 109 West Eighth st.
321
FOR SALE Brand new Victrola,
with $25 worth of records, at a
discount of 20 per cent. Address
Red Cross Drug Store, Junctloo
City. Or. tf
FOR SALE My rubber tired buggy.
Buggy and tires In nearly perfect
condition. Cost $110; will sell for
$50. S. M. Calkins, 345 E 13th st.
J21
NOT CHEAP LAND (We don'
handle that kind) but high grade
fruit, nut and garden land in smal
tracts at reasonable prices. Wllla
mac Land Co., rooms 2 and 3 Cherry
block. tf
FOR SALE 50 acres of Hood River
fruit land for sale at a sacrifice, or
will trade for Eugene property or
close In acreage. Inquire of J. W.
Jones at 22 West Eighth street,
Eugene.
SNAPS IN ORGANS $20 to $65.
Mason '& Hamlin, Estey. Bentley.
and others, some used six months,
good as new. Need room for pi
anos. The Wiley B. Allen Co.,
25 E. 9th St. tf
FOR SALE T ne (iuarrt job prlntine
2e;i irtmenf is prepared to turn out
all kinds of commercial :atlonry.
books and phamplet wrk. prompt
ly tnd undir the Ftipervl -l.a of ex
pert work'iien. Prlrei are a'.w.ijs
ff-a-onabl-
FOR SALE Tno baby buggies: one
large brown wicker buggy, with
leather cnr-rlnae ton, as good as
new. and one leather go-cart, nlso
in good condition. It has firing
seats. Price very cheap. Call at
109 W. 8th st. Mrs. L. E. Tidball.
tf
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WE HAVE 16 ten-acre and IS jve
acre tracts of the best fruit, nut
and garden land In the valley, sit
uated on the McKenzle river close
to Eugene and Springfield. Fine
soil, hleh and dry and a beautiful
home spot. Wlllamac Land Co. j.-qh RENT some nice rooms, cen
Rooms 243 Cherry blck. tf, tranj. located, suitable for office
FOR SALE BY OWNER Little
farms: part ot the Sladden tract.
I..-. .....t. p iha fioorv school:
close In: 3 and 5 acre tracts; best
of garden and fruit land; terms
given. Come out and look over
this land and see for yourself.
Mark Fleming, owner.
321 .
FOR SALE No. 42 Good 8-room
plastered house, all modern and
up-to-date; has light, gas, batns.
toilet, sewer, cement basement
two sleeping porches. btifre.
kitchen, fireplace, reception halls
and porch lights; lot 66 3--
feet; corner lot; east and north
front; has nice lawn and lota of
flowers; lot well filled in. Par
ties arego Ing away and will
for this very low pri-e. 14. no.
Three blocks from librae te oi.
Term. H. E. Owen. 53' Winam
ette St. Main 475.
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FOR SALE Say. aadn't fu b.e""
consider this. Just think. 40
tlgM In the heart of Pleasant mn,
3ust on the market; the nicest
place for a home; elegant fruit
land, right at the finest hlgb Rohool
In the county and nearly every bit
In cultivation. This is ice
ot the season and won t last long.
r...... i . ntr ISO ner acre,
cei-iur unit . , ,Kts
other small tracts will ?'!
sale; only last week .tract r.ant
across this sold for KOft per "
E. C. Statzer. Pheasant Hill, pai
Springfield Farmer 19L
FOR?A.E ' BY OWNER Modern
house', new. 9 rooms bcides clos
ets; sleeping porch; law front
in la. amnK nes. - - . .
bou evard at east enu o. - -
on tt wide and macadam-!
, .-.h at.v
lzed: Hood spring: city wo'
con-1
nected; chimney for f
ho
air pipes, electric lights: "1"
for toilet. Data. n:4,"J."'" '"',,; . I
and hot water tank. .A bargain a.
R'STICE FULLER AM) NEW COLLEAC, V.ll
"4 Villi xf I "VVrfv
m if '-fir k -
This Is the first snapshot of Justice Horace II. Lurton since b( liecnme
k member of the supreme court of the Luited States. He is walking with
Cliiuf Justice Fuller, whose Ioiik. siuiw white hair enhances bis illnincil nnd
venerable nppearunce. Justice Lurton lost no time in liecniulim an active
member of the court nfter be was sworn In by the chief U"tip He is imted
for his inriefatfirahle energy and at nnee plunged Into the business ot tlie court,
taking up several important cases, upon which he will write epinluns.
FOR SALE TA-itUiued.
FOR SALE Special to Investors
one block best College Hill prop
erty at a bargain. Iuqulre Hunter
Electric Co., 22 W. 8th st. tf
'OR SALE 40 acres, 2 1-2 miles
out; very best of land. $150 per
acre; fair house; land sells all
around this place at $200 and $300
per acre not as good. Mark Flem
ing. J21
FOR SALE We need room for new
machines; have a few good second
hand machines cheap. Come quick
ly for bargains. Singer Sewing
Machine Co., 615 Willamette st.J22
FOR SALE Lodging and boarding
house; furnished complete, doing
good husines, for sale cheap. Must
sell ou account of other business.
Enquire or address J. E. Hill, 32
E. 9th St., Eugene, Or. 327
FOR RENT
FOR KENT
Jefferson
tj-room hous
street; good v
at 2a5
:11; $10.
tf
t'Olt KENT r.-rooni Iriuse, 325
Pearl street: sewer, bath, gas, clec
tiic lialits; $16 per month, water
fiee. Call at above number. tf
FOR KENT Modern, furnished flat;
bath. Schueider flats, W. Eighth
street. tt
FOR RENT Two nesniy tinted)
Hats with steam heat and bath in
very desirable location. Call at rm
6 over 550 Willamette street, tf
FOP. RENT Storenom at Irl E. 9th,
St., 27x114 feet; double front; 9th,
and Park sts.; good location forj
Aiiv business, cheap rent. W. S. i
! Moon. 63 E. 9th St.. over store, tf I
i rtr siortntnff nurnosea. Lan at room
6 over 550 Willamette street, Eu-
gene.
Oregon. "
PASTURE FOh KENT We are tak-
in in all kinds of stocK to pas
ture on the E. M Warren place,
2 1-2 uclles south west. See man In
charge on place. G. W. Grow, route
3 box 20.
I-UK KrJNT Nt ana finely fur
nished rooms on first and second
floors; single and in suites; for
light housekeeping. Light ,heat,
bath, hot and cold wRter; 2 blocks
from Willamette st. 136 E. 7th
street.
WANTED.
WANTED Hoy to learn bookbinder's
trad Apply at Eaton's bindery,
alley entrance back of Eugene the
atre. J21
WANTED Two or three unfurnish
ed rooms for llgni nouseneei.i.6
in good location
or small
house,
Mrs. E. P
care Guard.
322
WANTED To rent, a good six-room
horie for 1 vear; not over 8 blocks
postofnce. Will pay $10 to
$12 per
monin. cwei . "Bo--'
4,6 Willamette it.
32
WANTED Young man of ability
with good reiereucea
Uon in office: is a good bookkeeper
and will collect or solicit. A-
drs 3. care of Guard.
young lady
; not experi-
WANTF.D Position '
a -U.l'-- V.. .. . - hail
but willing to " '..
work not wanted- A.Jrcs
care uui.
.-.r .ariHUTi. " .
.
nar school, up to
!.,.; k.hni'ii 1500
anq iol
casa or '-am.
aid in
TSl9 .". lC mile from
lviga and
west.
town
with the
Smail n-1"' ""' - TornDklts,
crops, wx.
pU.-e. " ' 1J0
Yonca'.;. Oregon.
WANTED Coutitiucd.
WANTED At Ax-Billy Department
store, ten extra salesladies and one
experienced shoe salesman. 321
WANTED First-clnss fresh milch
cows. Call Farmers 71. 32 4
WANTED One dishwasher In board
Ine house. Commercial Club
boarding house, 23 W. 10th st. tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
WOOD-SA W Y E R Prompt service ;
satisfaction guaranteed. Fred Da
vis, 926 Ferry street. Phoue Red
3162. al5
CHARLES KINUWELl,. FLORIST.
Cut flowers, potted plants and car
nations In flue assortment. Went
Springfield greenhouse. Telephone
Main 64. tf
EVERY MAN should wear our New
I Health bandage; cures weakness,
' varicocele, etc.; no electricity or
: drugs; price, $3. Send your hip
measurement. For further particu
lars address Modern Hygeulc Ap
pliance Co., 127S Market street,
San Francisco. 320
R. E. OVERMAN, iiaisey, Ore., legal
Adviser in land ales, member ol
the National Co-operative Realty
Co. Notary Public for Oregon, and
l am tho oa-iier of a few Ipnd op
tion contracts toat I have with the
view of selling, which I will show
anyone Interested, what I am get
ting for the use of my money by
so doing. I have a large list ot
farms and city property for sale at
all times, also business proposi
tions, and mining stock in the
Doyle Consolidated Mines Co., of
Colorado. I will help you buy,
build or sell vour borne. My price
LOST AND FOUND.
FOUND 1 nalr of spectacles were
.left In Dr. Wlllotighuy's dental of
flee In the Colxman block a few
days ago. Dr. Willoughby thinks
... lr, Uv a man rt i f n I? I
mey wcic ' " ' - ".' - "
near Springfield. Owner call at
Guard office and pay for this no
tice. J21
LOST OR STRAYED from my
farm, 2 1-2 miles west of the city,
a slx-weks-old black pig, weighing
about 25 pounds. Call up Jens
Jensen, Farmers 18. 323
IOST A lady's handbag, containing
$30 In gold and some change, In
the street near Willamette. Finder
return to Guard office. Suitable
reward. J22
JflAHVtl.. V f
Ti-f. IMlt -n4 lm?
iijimi-1 I" -"r- srr?a.
WOODWARD 4 CLARKE CO.
Portmna, ures".
Madame 'sjEjj
I FEMALE I ILUOl ij
i.ir.r rna snrnB-tn rr
MEHTKCA-Tion. IHtl 0 '
Hf-' Hun'' Klilv! fnll'fHcllon (liinr
Bnt.4 or JI. . li- ''';.'!: P"
l,l f.,rll.iP-ni. v. ill win tlim
in trial, to b psl-l f"f 'li.-n r..l.vl.
8.ininl.- Kr. I"'ll ,,n K"ttlp I the
ceniil u, Kmit mi luiHtmnv. Ifyour
Sruielnl Atm Dul bv tlieul jelid your
onlf rs to tlie
I UIITEO MEDICAL CO , "ol 74, tueniif, rt. g
Sold in f ooene rY. L Ptlwe
I Every Wpman
A vSi,V ll -'-il th- ww l'-rfiil
RV'"ilwi'VE1-WhlrlinoSPr,y
NOTICE OF SAI.K OF SCHOOL DIS -
TK1CT BOX IKS.
Notice Is hereby givea that the
board of directors of school district'
N-. 43, Cobtirg. Lane county, Oregon,
through the county treasurer of said
county, offers for sale the negotiable
bond of Mid district to the amount
of eighteen thousand nine hundred
and fifty dollars ($1S,95), said
bouds to bear interest at the rate of
five (5) percent per anuum, payable
annually, and redeemable at the
pleasure ot said school district after
ten (10) years, but due and payable
absolutely twenty (20) years from
date.
Sealed bids for the purchase of
said bonds or any portion thereof
will be received by the board of di
rectors at the office of the district
clerk of said district, until 1 o'clock
. in., .-vim. o, un. a certitieu'
check of 10 per cent of the amount
of the bid. payable to R. E. East-
lana, county treasurer, will be re
quired with each proiwsal. Said
bonds to be Issued In denominations
ot from one hundred to one thousand
dollars, or as the purchaser may de
sire. Dated this 15th day of July, 1910.
By order of the board ot directors
of '.-ichool district No. 4 3
(Signed) GEO. A. DRURY.
J23 Clerk.
NOTICE OF UllS I'Oll Til K
TION OF SCHOOL IIDI SK
OOItl'IU), OKKtiO.V.
EltEC
AT Notice Is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received at the office of
the district clerk of said district until.
Aug. 6, 1910, at 1 p. m., for the
furnishing of all materials and for
the erection and completion of a new;
school house in said district, accord
ing to the plans, specifications and
details now on file at the State Bank
of Coburg.
Each bid to be accompanied by a
certified check ot five (a) per cent
of the amount bid, payable to the
order of Geo. A. llrury, district clerk
The board reserves the right to re
ject any or all bids.
By order of the board of directors
of school district. No. 43.
(Slgued) GEO. A. DRURY,
32S Clerk.
NOTICE
To grade ami high school student
who wish to take special work during
the summer, l'roteosor Parker wil
begin a six-weeks' term on Aug. 1st
at tho Eugene Businoss College.
For particulars inquire at tlx! Busl
nes3 College, 14 1-2 West Seventh
street.
YOU NEED A SUMMER HOME
Now is the time to begin arrang-l
Ing for your summer vacation. You!
wll need to get the wife and children i
away from the coming summer heat
and dust and Into pure and cool at
mosphere. Why not take one of
those ten-acre tracts la the suburbs
of Florence, near the ocean, that you
can now buy for $300? Keep It a
few years and you will be able to sell
it for $10,000 or more. Tho people
of Los Angeles mado millions out of
the development of adjacent ocean
beach property, and millions will be!
made out or tlie development or i-ane,
county beach property, and you had 1
ju-t as well make a few thousand
'.vhlle you are providing pour family
with wholesome summer recreation.
if you do not like going far
away as Florence, try one of those
Ci'.y View Park tracts lying within
the suburbs of Eugene, close by the
artesian well. These tracts are well
wo-xled. shady retreats, elevated
above the dust of street traffic, the
1 full force of tho ocean breeze making
them ideal for summer homes. They
are growing In value every year far
more than the Interest on the money
required to pay for them.
You can make a summer camp here
and double your Investment at tbe
same time. These tracts are only ten
to fifteen minutes WRlk from tho Col
lege Hill loon street car llje now In
operation end right on the Eugeno-i
SItislaw electrlo line right-of-way.
You can make an ideal summer homo
here and come Into the city for busrl-1
ness every day. Theise tracts can be
bought now Tor $200 an acre. They,
are just as close to the business cen-,
ter as some other land that aox
brings $2,000 per acre In city lots,'
and the law of "equal dlstanoo, equal
value" will make one worth as much
as the othor In a very short time.'
See George Melvln Miller, owner of
the Florence and City View tracts, at
room 20. corner Eighth and WUIam
ette. who will make terms to suit
your pocketbook. tf
POLK'S
GAZETTEER
A IltMlni IHwtoffT of rh Wty,
Town and Vlllir in Orrnoa ana
W unhfngton, Klviair a Urrr(pt(
Sketch of eat h ilsv lonttlnn,
Hhipplnr F-IJItii and lfiwi
fifft IHrtvlnrr ut eacb llusloeM
oi iTofeavtoo.
K, h. ror K m ro., ioe.
T. N, PUNK,
REAL ESTATE
69 East Ninth Street
i.virtf KfHl RENT 80 acres: also
'360 frw. 100 In crop: 100 more
could be cropped; 6 spring, spring
water piped to house; 7-roora house;
3 barns; plentrofalrult; slopes to the
north; Ideal for orchard.
HINKLEY BROS.
Contractors q
and Platerer$
Eitlmates Famished,
Phone Red ISW
Residence, 143 E Eleventh St.
- - -
jSOl'THFUX
PACIFIC TIME CARD
Northbound.
No. 162:3; a. ni
No. 1 1 5:33 . m.
No. 20 Arrives 11:50
leaves at 12:10 p. m.
No. 12 (Shasta Limited.
no pas
sensers taken)
-10:27
No. IS 4:43
Southbound.
15 12:32 a. m.
135:57 a. m.
192:00 p. m.
179:2 9 p. in.
11 (Shasta Limited
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
no pas
sengera taken) 9:4S n. m
Wemllluis Branch.
Arrive at Eugene from Springfield
S:35 a. m.
Leave Eugene S:50 a. m.
Arrive Eugene 11:30 a. m.
Leave Euene for Natron and
weuilllns 2:10 p. m.
Arrive Eugene 5:45
I.eavA Eiii-ne for
til.
Springfield
5:50 p. m.
HENRY E. OWEN.
Dealer In Real Estate
City property a specialty.
Timber bought and sold.
Office over Eugene Gun
Gun Store. Room 1.
Phone Main 475.
THIS IS THE MAN TOU NEED
If the hoatt of yaur 0-.- smi iiw
lug. I have the matal. u iain
the skill and the willingness to pui
our horses right when they need
firm tooting. Another thing you'L
find my charges for shoeing sbom
right. If they're not you're welremi
to kick harder than your baraea di
JUh FRANZWA
Electric
Bitters
Succeed when everything else fails.
In nervous prostration and female
weaknesses they are the supreme
remedy, as thousands have testified,
FOR KIDNEY. LIVER AND
STOMACH TROUBLE
tt Is the best medicine ever sold
over a druggist's counter.
JOSEPH JACOBS
Buys ana oeils
SECOND HAND WATCHES
GUNS
HIGH
ONR
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
WEARING APPAREL,
GRADE VIOLINS. TAKE
HOME AM) TRY IT. IF IT DON'T
SUIT RETURN IT AND GET YOUB
MONEY HACK.
-i V. Elgath St tfuvena. i;e:oi
Bangs Livery Co
Livery, Feed and
Sale Stable
OFFICE OF
Sugene, Blue River ft Foley Springs
Eugene, Mapleton & Florence.
Eugene, Fall Creek & Lowell.
Eugene and Crow stages.
CAIIS TO ORDER
phone Main l.
BRYANT TRANSFER GO.
All kinds of light and heavy
hauling. Dealers In Stindnrd
and Santacruso Cements, Ivory
While, Hair Fibred Plaster,
lone Standard Fire Brick, Con
crete, reinforcement materials.
Office f(f):l Wlluniotlo Street.
Phone Main 74
Resilience mill st & Htewnrt av
Pliono lllack 47S1
REPAIRING
REPAIRING
on the anvil with satisfaction It ha
as been here before with tnlsglv
Inga If he's n t. There's a whole lot
of difference In shoelag a bofie. Oar
way Is the kind that takes Into oansld
iratloo the comfoil of the horse as
let us put It In rkape for the sum
mer. There Is tlmyet.
BUtfkACH
531 Olive St.
Or. Bell's Pine-Xar-HorY&y
For Coucht and Cslds.
mmm
n ni
t BUSINESS CARDS
ATTORNEYS-AT-I.AW
HOLMQUIST & NELSON Attorneys
at law. Notary Public Room 2.
Merchants Bank Utiildlug.
Q. F. 3KIPWORTH, Attorney-at-lawt
office over Linn's Dru Store
L. B1LYEU Attoraey-at-law; offloa
over Yoran's Shoe store Eugene,
Ore.
LEON R. EDMONSON. Attorney--
law; rooms I and 2, Eugene Loam
& Savings Bank building.
S. P. NESS Lawyer: rooms 14 and
15, Eugene Loan & Savings hank:
annex. Phone Red 2SS1.
L. M. TRAVIS, Auoruey-at-isw; et
tlce over Eugene Loan ft Saving,
Bank, Eugene, Ore.
9. D. ALLEN. Attorney-at-law; of flea
over Laraway's jewelrv store, iff
Wlllauiatte street. Phone Black
2SS1.
C. A. WINTERMEIER, Attorney-at-law;
land titles and probata spe
cialties. Office over Eugene Heal
Estate and Investment Co.
il. VERNON PARSONS Real prop
erty, probate and corporation law.
State, federal and land office praew
tlce. Phone Main 61. Eugene, Or.
GEORQE B. DORRI3, Attorney-aU
law; office Hovey building, corn
er Eighth and Willamette street,
rooms 1 and !, uptsalrs.
WOODCOCK & SMITH. Attorneys-,
law; A. C. Woodcock and Rlchart
Shore Smith, office 18 Wast Nlnta
st., Eugene, Or.
PAUL MERRILL, Attorney and
counsellor-at-law; rooms 8 and 10,
McClting building, corner Eighth
and Willamette streets, Eugene,
Or. Telephone Rad 1151.
JESSE C. WELLS, lawyer; 481 Wil
lamette street, Eugene, Or. Gives
special attention to tbe exaratna
'.Ion of abstracts, drafting of wills,
settling of estates, conveyance
and collections. Also to all pen
slon matters. Phone Main 108.
WILLIAMS & BEAN, Attorrieya-ae.
law; J. M. Williams, L. E. Bean.
Practice In all courts ot the state
and before U. S. land office. Of
fices 12-, 13, 14 and 15, McClons.
building.
I. N. HARBAUGH, Attorney-at-law.
special attention given to divorce
and settlement of estates. Agent
for Continental Insurance Compa
ny. Room 6, First National Bank
building. Eugene. U:.
PHYSICIANS AND Hl'UGKONH
C. H. CANNON, M. D. Rotneopathl
physician. Chronic diseases and
diseases of women and children a
specialty. Electric, Vibratory and
Light treatment. Office, suite 206,
206. 207 mid 208 White Temple.
Phone Main 5 4 0. Hoards Hoffman
House. Phone Main 11. tt
OSTKOIWTIIIC PHYSIC IANM
DR. II. L. STU'JLBY. Office rooms
No. 31(1, Whim Temple corner ot
Ninth nnd Oak, Phoue Mam 589.
Residence 627 Pearl, Phone Black
1207.
DR ANNA M ACKER, Osteopathia
physician. All curable diseases
treated. Women and ohlldren a
specialty. Office over F. .
Dunn's. Phone Red 1631.
WALLER ft SMITH Mrs. Ollvs
Waller, Miss A. H. Smith Osteo
pathic physicians, gra .atei ot th
American School of Osteopathy ot
Klrksvllle, Mo. .Cherry block. Sixth
and Willamette Sts. Phone Mala
741. Residence Phones, Red 4111
and Red 6161.
ARCHITECTS.
T. G. H1RD, ARCHITECT, of man
years' exporleuce In San Francisco.
Now permanently located In th
Oherry building, Room 11, Plana
and specifications prepared for
.'elnforced concrete and steal
frames. Also all other kinds ot
buildings. tt.
1. R. FORD Architect, 17 West 7tk
t. Phone. Black 2612, Eugene, Or.
UNDERTAKERS
DAY ft HENDERSON, undertaken
and embaliners, corber Wlllan
ette and Seventh streets.
W. T. GORDON, funeral ttreotor.
State licensed embalmer. Offloa
and residence, Tenth and OUt
streets. Phone Red 4481.
MINING ENGINEERS
HERBERT LEIGH, mining en gin eel
and expert metallurgist. Reliable
Information furnished to Intending
Investors. Eliminations and re
parts en mines and ore treatment.
Eugene, Ore.
UNION CAr.DS.
LOCAL UNION NO. 1456 United
Brothrhoo1 Crpeotem and Join
ers of America; meets every
Thursday evenlug at 7:10 o'clock .
sharp, at their hall. (Eagle's), cor
ner Sib and Willamette streets.
Visiting brothers cordially Invited)
to meet wloh us. L. O. Clark,
Pres.. O. C. Reynolds. &oo.
MU8IO TKACTIEltS
WARREN STUDIO Mr. and Mr. H
M. Warren teacb the mandolin,
guitar or banjo. Special attsotloav
children. Club practice Son
y evening. Agents for th
Stunt mandqlln Sad Farland ben-,.
Jo ( East 11th at. Phone Black
4 4 8 X .
$3000. Mrs.
A. noiw". v, j