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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1910)
Uparilla 'j blood humors, all rcears the complex. an appetite, .aids relieves that .tired Lsvigor'andvim. W i usual liquid form or g.Talled Sarsatab.. Wed DIllon'B for Drugs. ""u 18 nlV7 i."m,r Flat: Ge Coodman. Household Roods hava or-i..j t 'mn- n", , " c- Hanna, Maple for U. Updike ??om Portfa!,d he'V ' L"S' Lj"ns' Uanch' Cemererv w.,c. f The .Vienna .nt hurt service m CoiQ'-e , escort the remains to the dennt a he to 1,110 snow cases tor their new store. r names : 20.0110,' Portland beats Seattle bv i vv"" uttvlls oeen re- There were m.Tin In n rrm Washington. thl, afternoon, w, heavy' t oV? 1 --w.vvv UUU OCUlLltt H clouds overhanging. W. S. Hidden and party returned atch Hoosier Kitchen be wrong to rec- this plan, for the of pawning articles tiers indicates poor at. : " , joa thoroughly np- tbe help a Hoosler Cabinet would be mirould understand Human preferred it r Kitchen Cabinet panvvr. lly group sir kitchen work ut A four fingers, it ft for other things. ia summer the Kitchen Cabinet kch to you women ihroe meuls a day mi all the other fork besides. from an outing at Folev Springs to gas cWarh MUhkn SW6et ln th" Wh'te only 203,000. th iTW- - Ta'lor. graduate of the University of Oregon, '84. now ?Leier,Sbl!,rg- Va- ls visitlng his old mends n Eul-oho nn.i nin .... u gone "' aGcaI i: ''"'!! "A suneS tains above Dexter. " "'"""'ipiace 8 A. . anil A. M mere will be a special meet Iks of tugene lodge No. n t n O.(,jook a. m. Sunday morning nt the temple o conduct the funeral of our late brother, V. T. K.r. ah ' . are requested to be present. By enter S. S. SPEXCEH. Sec. of YV al3 have taken thit nrf1.ar'a8e .lice,nse was granted A party of people from Smoho o n oV Vr;.DaaU- S' who passed through v. -- ---" Mis-a .umiie a.1 "bVUC tt uavs airo on their wnv Nice of Springfield. to Southern Oregon, stopped in tSe The horses which wero turned out of the bturtevant livery stable dur ng the fire next door night before last have all been recovered. XI, he Uncle Tom show near the 1 1 freight depot last night was well at tended, but the performance was Klmlra Christian flnmh Services I Bible school at 10 a. m.; Christian Endeavor 7 p. m. The subject of the morning sermon will be "Mo hammedanism vs. Chrlstianltv." ' In thin KTen.'.?f Bt 8 'clck 'he 'subject ""i wi"su urv in iaio G. O. WHIPPLE. Pastor. .0D,r,V F: 51' ofces are a 16 West Eighth street. Calls attend ed to day or night. Day phone 1171 night phone Main 529. 'EV T01AY, city last night on their way home, I F0 SA.Lk A leaving this morning. They went as . S "0. S1 mr soutn as Grants Pass and report an enjoyable trip. N to see this cab- Nao It, ask ques- pt it. Convince ft It' is the most )ie of furniture ke In your home. Nlwnd it up. 'punk," say those who attended. aim Clearwater has bought the Allie J. Brande property on Stewart avenue. The deal was made by the hi. u. union; : co. Consideration : prlvatj. . I XI J- S. Luckey and wife and Fred J Moullen, of Eugene, accompanied by Miss Crow, of San Francisco, left J this morning for an outing at Foley i Springs, making the trip by automo- : bile i i t X J. N. Duncan and wife and Z. H. XjRudd and wife of Albany were in Eu- I gene this forenoon on their way ln J an automobile to Foley Springs. They T I expect to go only as far as Gato Creek 4 tonight, making the trip in easy At the Kansas meeting held at Hempy's store today, Sept. 15 was fixed for the second annual picnic. and C. B. McKlnney, A. A. Simmons and A. H. Smock were appointed as a committee on arrangements. A number of Eugene people are packing up to leave next week for Harrisburg for a two-weeks' camp ing iu the hop yards near there. Hop picking on the early hops begins In the L. Boggs yard next Monday. Capt. Albert Brlggs received word by telephone this morning that his step-son, Henry Mack, had died sud denly In Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Briggs left on the noon train for Portland to make arrangements for 'the funeral. I'FcLLMAN CO mfurnishers PETTE STREET stages. The Eugene Commercial club Is in receipt of a handsome book from the Tacoma Commercial club, entitled "The Mountan That Was God," being an Illustrated description of Mt. Ra nier, which Tacoma people are plea.d to call "Mt. Tacoma." Word was received by Captain ! Briggs thi3 morning that either nis i -ion, Harrv Briggs, or stepson, Henry Mack, had been killed In Portland, and he and Mrs. Briggs went to that citv on the noon train. Telegraphic Inquiry by the Guard of Its eorre- J. . Morrixn, a capitalist of New lork City, is in Eugene looking up some land Investments and looking especially for a winter home here. He says that if he can find the right place he will locate here during the winter He is touring the coast and made a point of stopping oft at Eugene, hav ing heard of it before he left home. Jack Littell, who has been em ployed at the Roberts Bros, toggery lui mu past two years, has resigned and will engage in the furniture bust ness with E. E. Morrison at Spring-' field, he having purchased the Z. T.I Kintzley stock. They will occupy! the new Rivett block. Mr. Morrison I has already built up a fine business. ! The work of grading the streets running through the Hendricks and Lizzie Luckey additions, which 11a nn the north slope of College Hill, was begun yesterday. The streets will be covered with crushed rock and ce ment walks will be put in, besides gas and water mains will be Install ed before the lots are placed on the market. The Mexican automobile that pass ed through Eugene a few days ago on the way to Portland, mentioned In The Guard, stopped a few minutes in Eugene today on the return trip. The bad luck seems to continue, for between here and Portland two springs were broken, and Innumer able blow-outs and punctures were experienced. The remains of W. T. Kayser, who died at Cottage Grove yesterday, will be brought to Eugene on the noon local Sunday for interment A tew of M. L. Elliott mil Iters A fine farm of 40 acres, 5 miles from -cugene; wen improved, all in cul tivation, 5 acres in orchard Price $11000, with terras. 113 acres 3 milej from railroad, fine Improvements, 110 acres In cultivaton, 10 acres orchard. Price $123 per acre. Terms, or will trade for city property. 338 arres, 1 hi miles from railroad town, close to school and church, fine improvements, fine water sys tem. Price $56 an acre, suitable terms. A good nearly new 2-story S-rooni house, close to school and care Hue. Price $2500; good terms. Brand new 5-room bungalow, close to car line. Price $2400; good termj. A good 5-rcom cottage between U. of O. and high school, fine big lot, lots of fruit and shade. Price $2500; win trade for close-lu acre age. For further Information call on M. L. Elliott & Co., 214 While Temples. al6 FOR SALE No. 6 Coo.l lot on Eleventh street, size 08 2-3 by 1G0 feeet, on the car line, south front, in 'gocd location: only a few of these good lots left, and fine homes are being built on them every day; this Is a snap and will not last long at the very low price, $1000; terms. H. E. Owen, 530 Willam ette. alG 4 FOLLY THEATER. (The Pride of Eugene.) Four reels of first-class pictures. Two feature subjects. THE NEW BOSS OF THE BAR-X RANCH. A PIECE OF LACE, by E. W. Townsend, with the world-renowned pantomimist, PILAR MORIS'. Tonight only. Admission be and 10c. t -v FOR SALE No. 38 Good new five room plastered house, two blocks from the car line and two blocks from Willamette street; has elec tric lights, sewer, baths and toilet, has east front, yard well filled In, nice parkage in front, well located; this ls a fine little modern, up-to-dat home and, Is a bargain at this verv low price. $2000. Good terms H. E. Owen 536 Willamette. alG WANTED Hides to tan. I tan light hides for lace leather, gloves, furR and rugs; deerskins a specialty where they are tagged; also I can furnish the tags. Address me at Jasper, Oregon. Adam RItchey. d&wll-l-lO WANTED A night car washer, ex perienced, at once. Apply at the Mozach garago. irrrrraimmnmiiTii mm . rr-csuy ur;ss -.cods and Lravcncltos. Munsing Uudcrwcar Palmer Suits The McMorran & Wasliburne Store-Eugene's foremost and Best Store - Phone Main 655- 538VilIamettc Summet Suits, and Dresses. Waists, Etc., Less than One Half Their Regular Prices Our entire stock of wash suits, drcssrs, waists, etc, and ligrht wash suits to be sold this week for less than the material would cost. Don't miss this wonderful apportunity. Dresses that sold for $5.00 go now at $1 65 Suits that sold forr $5.00 go now at $2.10 Waists, silk dresses and costs and suits half-price New Fall Suits to go at Cost New Fall Silks, Dress Goods New Fall Linen and Napkins New Allovers and Trimmings New Fall Models in Kabc, Parisiana and La Rcsista Spirabonc Cor sets, Sahlin and Ideal Waists Big reduction in all summei underwear. Complete stock of new fall underwear in all styles and waterial for women, men and children FOR SALE My beautiful house In Falrnimint, on Moss avenue. This lot Is 66x160, with burn and some fruit trees; basement 2Sx42; first floor has a large living room with red pressed brick fireplace, paneled dining room, Dutch kitchen, nuto mobile, entrance to don and bed room with toilet nnd lavatory; sec ond floor has 3 bedrooms, largo bath room nnd sleeping porch; all rcoma are plastered and tinted. All for $3700. A. A. Aaby, 2S4 W. Fifth street. Phone Black 7191. a20 FOR SALE A fine farm, wllh good out ranso for stock. Two hundred and ten acres, with two good houses, and good large bnm 4 0xS0. Fine spring .piped into one of the houses. (i:d Irrigation ditch taken from running stream, sufficient lo Irrigate several acres of land. By use of a gasoline engine twenty acres can be Irrigated. Eighty acres In cultivation; twenty more ready lo be tilled; two acres' family orchard; a million and a half fee't of good saw timber. On two main ronds, close to store, school and postofflce. The price for quick saie has been reduced from $30 to $25 per acre. Sam Rugh Roalty Co.. cor. 8th and Willamette, alti FOR SALE Now 7-room house, con venient to the center of town; cor ner lot on good street; price $2000 (two thousand dollars). You name your own terms. Some thing like $100 (one hundred dollars) down, and $10 per month might Intercut you; however, we can accommodnto you with any kind of terms. Sam Hugh Realty Co., cor. 8th nnd Wil lamette. alC FOR SALE Fino team horses, sev eral sels double and single harness, 3 14 Haln wagon, buckboard, buggy, cart, fanning mill, scales, hay and wood racks, disc, cows, brood sows, bees, full-blood Barred Hock chick ens, barley and all tcols and Im plements of completely stocked farm. Dr. L. W. Brown. Phono Red 1361. al7 FOR SALE S'o. S Good new six room house, has chicken house, woodshed, barn, good well, south front, lot 100x1 10 feet, on car line, close to store, school and church; parties are going away and will it'll for this very low price, $2000. Good terms. 11. E, Owen, 536 Wil lamette. a!6 FOR SALE Elegit nt house ln Sun nysido, Portland, near business center of Suuiiysidc and a few min utes' rldo to business center of Portland. A bargain. See .1. M. Morris, room 20, First National Bank bldg. Phone Main 302. nt6 FOR SALE Bargain, S-rooni houso and two lots, 7 hlocka from First National bank modern, hot and cold waler. largo bath, wllh porcelain fixtures lights, gas; near vacant lot worth $600; all for $2200. See J. M. Morris, room 20, First National bank. Phone Main 302. alG FOR RES'T Storo building, two stories, will rent together or sep arate. Price for all $25 per month. Will lease. This nice storo ls In Falrmount. 11. E. Owen, 636 Wll lnmuttj. a to FOR SALE Fine stock rami and fruit lands on MclCenzle river, at bargains. Seo J. M, Morris, room 20, First National bank. Phono Main 302. nlO FOR SALE City homos, lots, ncres, inrgo nnd small farms. Investments, houses to trade for land, and land to trndo for city property. Seo ,1. M. Morris, room 20, First National Bank bldg. Phono Main 302. n!6 WANTED TO RENT Homo about 8 rooms, with barn; will leaso for a number of years; nothing less than one year. Inquire Handy Market, Fifth and Willamette. alfi . ' i FOR REST Good 8-ropin houso near University. Seo J. M. Morris, room 20, First National bank bldg. Phono Main 302. a 16 FOR SALE No. 61 Oood lot. 66 2-3 by 160 feet has somo fruit, one block from the car Hue; this fine lot Is on Tenth street; price $R00; terms. 11. E. Owen, 636 1 Willamette. nl6i WANTED Good modern hnnora, cIiihu In; will pny good rent; also somo furnished houses, will pay rent In advance. H. E. Owen, 636 Willamette. Phone Main 475. al6 FOR SALE ninckstnlth fhop at Rcllfountain, Benton county; gnol country location. Cnll on or ad dress J. O. Farmer. Bellfountnln,1 0. a!9 FOR SALE A good, trim hnby enr rlago, extra fine Bprlngn nnd rub bor tires. Inquire at 812 Wlllnm otto street. tf FOIl 8 A LB OR TRADE Interont In small Mwnilll for city property or farm. Box 234, Eugene, Or. eL FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Inquire 89 W. Seventh. a!6 Tracts On the Carline Five-Cent Fare lay i er; am PI IGrj THE BEST IN THE WEST IS v CREST The Peer oi AH Additions A Country Home in the City Shoes Repaired the Eugene Way at the Eugene Quick Shoe Repair We have the most complete and fastest line of machinery in Eu gene and also have a machine operator that understands how to do the work by machinery which is just as important as having the machines. We do not practice on customers' shoes but give them first-class work and sole leather at prices in reach of all. Men's half soles 75c, Ladies' 50c sewed on. Why pay more? Try a pair of my custom made shoes at $4.00 39 West 8th Street, Martin Miller 1 0 minutes out on the College Hill Loop LOCATION, VIEW AND PRICES CANNOT BE BEATEN Do Not Forget That you cau find at my store la:'ge and attractive lines of I Diamond Wafrhp. Ipwp rv Silverware Cut Glass and Novelties It is my endeavor to please and I am constantly searching the in order to offer my patrons the latest and best up-to date goods possible Fine Line of Hand Bas and Leather, Novelties Crown and Cojicord Pianos at Factory Prices A Pleasure To Shgw Goods-Call ind les rd (gb SON J. P. SETff, LARA WAY o Just East of Otto's Grill SeventJi St HOWE
