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Most Convcnnt to ready o
car service. No winter slush
to waddle through
LOTS $125 10 $250
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Western Exchange
Incorporated
Eagles' Blk. CALL A SALESMAN. Fboci M. 821
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SPRINGFIELD
rnZIT""l! Don't Be Harsh
! With yo-jr bowels. AvoU t:roc
: inysici. L'k tfc mild. effective. t)-
io-Ula. .-to-operate meC-.-e
PUBLIC SCHOOLS HAVE
G. A. Dyscn it home from a trip to
1.4 k- -
Perry Marzee. of Salem, i In tie Ttey r.erer wn ooi u-.
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HWi Pills
mWl ATTFWn4WPP city (or the fair.
! W. c. Billings, of Lo.ane, la in tie
city od business, slsted the ffor;v.0:ore the po.i:.-
Iriti'!Id. Sept. 21. The Sprlnr-: Peter Cook, of Klckreall, ! here eal ir-achine."
field ?9.t' which opened toeir to attend the races. :hin Spricrt. 3. D.. were arrivals in
doort Monday ire cot all down to a Mrs. eii j. But)" li here from in E'ifo this morning and expect to
working basl.. The attendance pinevlile on a visit. ' locate tome where in this part of Ibe
which ! tllghtly O'er '. about George Perry, of Lowell, ii in the state.
the tame at latt ear but it it ex- dry for a few dart. T. 3 Perret. who travels for the
pected by Principal paughman that Mrt. Felix Spa.-ks, of Blue Hirer, is Dunham. Carrigan. Harden com
at least a hundred or more will en- In town for a few dart, pany of San Francisco was in Eugene
ter next week when hop-pir king it Mrt. H. L. Stea art. of Springfield, yesterday. He it planning on making
practically over. At pretest the -at n the city over night. this city bis headquarters,
rooms are comfortably arranged and - Mrs. A. J. JliTcbell went to Cot- Albany Herald: M.ss Nell Hem
none Is crowded. With the Incorr.-' tage Grove yesterday to visit. menway of Seattle and Mis Margaret
In students nut week It is thought Mies Era Perkins arired up from Egan of Salem, two prominent stu
thut there will still be ample room Jun''on City this afternoon. dents of the I', of O., passed through
for ail, although It will about fill the hO.;. Wilson, of Roseburg. trans- the city this noon for Eugene,
opacity of the tchoo.i. There are acted business in Kizene todiy. Albany Herald: Erwin M. Ro!fet a
17 teachers In the city svhoolt. In-. jas. Mead of Natron, transacted prominent student of the U. of O. and
eluding Mr. fsaughtnan, which is the business in Eug-ie orer night. a former resident of Albany, will
largest teaching staff In the city's Conrad M. Je O og. of McKenzie leare for Eugene tonight where he
history. The lint of teachers by Bridge, was in the city over Dight. will ag. attend the University,
grades Is as follows: j Mrt. Will Botfinell went to Port-' Misse, Gertrude and Aris Den
Eatt Side Firm grade, Mrs. Page; and today and from there will go hart arrived here this aftenoon torn
BMond grade. Mrs. Kahler: TVJ to Cirvallis on a visit. White, S. D., to spend the winter
grade Mi Wilson: Fourth ;0 Alex Pattreson who has been wit'i their grandfather. H. Denhart.
Edna Nlckerson; Fifth grade, Miss very 111. Is reported as improving. ana they will attend the University.
Copenhaver; Sixth . rde. Grace A. C. Dixon is In O rtland on busl-l
Walker; Seventh grade" Mrs. Ida nef, ,or ,he B voth-Ktlly company.; SCAUTHERN PACInC
KKharJson Elgth grade. Miss Mar-. p. c. Walrers. of Eimira. was ii.itriirD
lan narper. tranfactlng buslncjs in Eugene today. nMIJtS LUIVICtn o
nest uiDn-r.ru ani ormi.i n Cram, of Prinevllle. was an ar-e CC-fU'T DATFC
Trades. Mist Sponge: Third Mid rvili here on the afternoon Irani to-, rncloril nM I Lo
Fourth grades. Mrs. McLean; Fifth daj
and Sixth grades. Miss Jda Blatt; j C. O. Roe and Ed Seymour, of For-' Beginning October 1. shippers of
Seventh and Elgth grades. Mrs. Bca- .st Grove, are In the el'y for a few rough green fir lumber from points
mar 'daye. ' ira the Willamette rall?V. south of
High school lilts Sorenscn. Miss c. H. Coffman of Cedarvllle, Call- Portland, will have to par 15 per
Kelly, Roscoe 1,yans. Each of the rv.mu u h irr a tm dm on ton tti San Francisco bay points. An-
four teachers Rive six ciates a day. pusnet, " nouncement to this effect has been
" ! W. B. Hunt was down from the' "ade by the Southern Pacific com- -rt r-T T
cM'XTV FA lit IH KlfKE8T construction camp above J-owell or. pany through a new tariff Just issued PRESIDENT I "H A I
AXU KrV VET Honorable and Mrs. 'R. A. Booth' rb aew tariff means an advance.
are intending the M. E. conference ' 8U Pr ,on on material as ae-
20
INTEREST
On Year ffyney is Pretty CoGZ
If vou need any the followhpgoDds this
cr'r" rear y?u caa get 20 interest
cn W money by buying now of us
Twenty Per Cent Discount On
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All Lawn Mowe?s itktock ,
AH Hammocks in Sloc!& Q
All Ice Cream Freezers in -tock
All Fireless Cookers in btock
All Refrigerators in 'Stock
See South Show Wjndow
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO,
522 Willamette St.
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PhonerjMain 16
(Continued from Fage One.)
at Hillsboro.
C. C. Going ani J.
.scribed above from trills on the e&ft
aevoiea to trulls ana vegetanies. ' Marshfleld. were arrivals
some or the largest and fines! fruit last nlgbt
L. Koontx, of of the Willamette and $1.33 leaden
.Is In the city Per ton from mills on the west side. e' Pfff,,
I mills on. the east side of the river
I.SH0P OFFERINGS
OLD HOME IN OHIO. ARE TEMPTING
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Everybody and His Cousins and
Aunts Meet at Fall
Openings
C"ntin(.! t.'c-i oate 1.1
his jftidress today, after speak
ing of the deve-.opmeni of the city
that can be grown can be seen bere.l o. P. Cos how. Or . of Brownsville.! 'ou'h of Portland having enjoyed a 'ng, . hirh he has CTMPT.V HAVE TO TRY ON
hr. .i.liin. hi. H.htr u r. $3.40 rate whereas mills on the west: .'UV " '.TJ:. t ,oH .. .....
ir any onoever salj that any bettcr a
Iryit can be grown outside of this J u. Howe
county they will Immediately re-i Grove J. Stlllman and wife, of "ay $3.6. pe
tract tfjelr statements when they are Omaha. Neb were arrivals in En- Portland I $5
shown this exhibit. Here are the eme lact nleht iing the advantage
most wonderOil spA-lmens of apples, Mrs. G. W. Harris and son. Tyra,' nor"'t'on- riviI,S them
side, south of Portland hare had to' n aoseai. auu - - Gf Course Its adsutu i. ..
t-n The rate fromt'o IaKe up shops ana .-oi xry u..
portJnl milis har-, hi. duti , hi e nc ud- ' HU
of water trann!- lne i"IJCUl uc.u.w - jr yOU VIn to iweeu on juli
rate ofto me improverueui ui ic ..." frjeIlrSi jour sisters. . your cousins
grapes, loaches, pears an erery ra- have returned to Portland and the 3.10 per 1000 feet board measure, rom Pittsburg to airo am. '". u and your aunts aUena tne preuy
rb.y of frul? the In-'.V.te fair." lalem ' bv water wh..-h is considerably , "h ."Co'olical Ih5 ''".J S,
dividual exhibits I. the o"fie of Geo.l Mrs T H. Garrett wenuto Cre-! than $3.50 per fotj by rail, since the , ae necessuj .... "":,T " The shop offerings tairiy men jour
,A. Dorris. of Springfield, which Is well this morning to attend the W C 1 weight of 1000 feet of itreen fir of- nandi ng oi ireigni a heart and p;ketbooK Wltn tneir in
very attractive. iT u county convention , ten run. as high as 1 Vt tons. socially the necessity for overcoming gratiating poses, and sweet, shim
The poultry exhibit I. filled wlthl O N Johnson and A P Manning The proposed new raters a re-,ihe physical conditions at terminals mHring stuffSi with gorgeous trim
all varieties of fowl, and If one coOld ' of ifl.od Rlv?, arrived here from turn to conditions of two years ago.e to the stage of water in sun nier m, entwined affectionately, ask
raame all of'tlie a.ilerer.' varieties he. Hood Klver iSst nlghl , when the valley mills organized and and w,er. Tne Improvement of the yoa w enfod tnem ln one ,ong em
would be an expert on birds. And! R H Dixon and wife arrived In fought the railroads before the inter- .Ohio river on plans thus far ma )ea fc You 6hould see them 1? the
proud-looking birds they all are.with ' the city from Roseburg on the noon at' commerce comrssion with the I out tne presiaent saiu, wit. f-, RllTal restaurant. eating their luucn
their feathers as trim and clean as;tran today to tend the fair. ; result that the $3.40 and $3.6D rates 00.0o0. .. i . i. oi dinner, 529 Willamette.
naiure useir. it is a verv laree col- fi.. uMri raniUrnn ..n were oroereu into e.iect. i iub .
.will In- a large crowd out there this again today and yestydHy
lection.
arrived up
The stock Ahibit is larve' rr,.m su.um iki. arrrn,...n ..i0tt
and attracts yie attention of the ar- her sister, Mrs. Simpson. ! BUFFALO PM L Wl'-l
i I. itvh nr inp nn.i
i i.e auenuunce was lumanu tnere pany. of Port la ml. was
in
com-
Eugene
barrel." President Tatt urged a re
I construction of the method of dealing
in-irh varprviT. imnrovements in the
BE HERE TOMORROW U nited States.' He asserted that the
piece meal ' policy of appropriating
Miss Pink Maiirer left' today for' Among the many types of people government funds for rivers and har-
ChUago wher.. she will enter a girls "f e orient presented wiin tne uors as no om, ..u...
phvslral trainlmt school ("Far East" exhibition are the Sing- a business view point, but also gave
Mrt. Chas. McKay and Mrs. John alese. the aboriginal .inhabitants of . ri 'to "a species of legislative abute
Mitchell returned to Creawell yestcr-lhe I'land of Ceylon. famed for wa that is very near corruption ln its ef
day af ternoon after shopping here I culture. In which it leads the world. I lect."
n w Heiiii- nf Ronn Vn.j. .... 'Their proficiency in the handling of
an arrival here this morning Ue Is ,he,r native "scal Instruments, anj
reitlstered at the Hoffman house. ( In singing and dandng u well known
John llogart and wife have moved 811,1 exemplified in their lntroduc-1
to town after hsvlnir ient the ..,m. tion in the "''ar East. ' On seeing
. 2-year-olds, half-mile heats 'mer on the farm north of the cltv , and. hearing their fascinating per
$200 Tangent wn first In I J. w. W'est came up from Salem formance one Is reminded of the old
this afternoon on business for a few beginning: nat tnrougn tne
day. and Incidentally will take In the T preeies blow soft o er Cey-
taf . lull o ibiit. 1 iifnt; auu umici
evening.
T.MlMy'N lUtces
Oiin-hnlf mile dail purse $100.
Carl P., 1st: Joe O. ('., 2d: Lady
(Irwnwooil, Sd. Hill Short and Ag
nes also run.
Four-) ear-old trot, mllelienli;, best
2 In 3: purse, $200. Queen Alto was
first In both heats; lierbrock, 2J;
Pat Duff, 3d. Time, 2:30 1-4, 2 21
1-4.
Paring
r purse
both heats, Hal Gray 2d. Time, 1:19
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Tomorrow's Program
Trotting. 2:25 class, mile heats. 2
In 3. pursu $200. Entries. Zo 7m.
C. W. Kn.MU.NPS, M. 1).
Specialist
Eve, Ear. Nose nd Throat
Suite 201 to 204, White Tem.
Phones, Office, Main 767.
Res. Black 3342
Miss Nellie Hanfleld. a popular U.
'Oriental characters are now allied
with the "Wild West," whose leader
of ft attiHent Irnm Prirtlan.l h
Dietrich. Padlshaw. Pat Dnuff. Jlabe : turned to lake m. hi. .tn.ii,'.. . ih.!"'"es tomorrow -to say farewell.
" Vjrslty.
..U.I...I.K, n-i. nun. uni.ii. weignt lor Mim Kthel Rowland was an ar- a
age. purse $100. Entries, Carl P., rival In Eugene vesierday. She will
Hector. Pete: W. Valoshl and Lady teach in the I niverslty school of
Greenwood. Music. !
Tho 2:25 pare was won by Admlr- Mrs. Cora Thompson hat returned
al Togo In both heait Sallle Young to her home In Portland after a visit
ioo second twice anj Prince 1). with her parents. Mr. an.l Mrs fi. I. .
Third
The starling was very well mana
ged by W. U. Seam III) and the races
were speedily carried off.
The other races on the program,
yet lo be filled are:
Pa log.. 4-ear-olJt. mile heatt.
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M. S. PIXAFWRE
Qjmic Opera
Y. M. C. A. Benefit. Oper
house next Monday and Tues
day nights.
Don't fail to attend. s27
Gilbert
Mrs. Fred Applegate and son Cal-j
vort came down from Yonralla today . . .
.Phone M. 25
W. M. GREEN
619 Willamette
THIS FIRST IS.A SAFE GROCERY STORE
A store you can put your faith in.
. A store that looks for its increasing trade and
success in beinj able to care for its customers in p
way that merits confidence.
Housewives, who know and appreciate duality in gro
ceries are more and more realizing that this is the safest
store and that month in and month out steadv trading
here means economy in grocery buvrag
lnS
It ii nil I lis 7-8 mile dash
to spend the week with Mrs. J. M.
Shelley.
Mrs. Chns. Gulllford end chllj
ren arrlvei9 ut. rum Hnlae thi f.
t 200 ternoon to visit Mr. and Mis S B
weight Flnnegan
,,,r VS '-0: Mrs. J. B. Kfnstan'ey and Frank
Trottlnjf slid pacing. 1:40 class c. Lnomls rauie up from Portland
road horse ownr.l In dlatrlct. jyesterdiO' o visit at tthe home 8f
amaieiir uriver. i it i, .nver tup r. C E l.oomli
Mrs. E. Sherwood and daughter
of Harriburg. are here visiting at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Mowers during the fair.
Hoy Word, I', of O. '09. returned
to Albany today after being In the
city lo see the students come in and
meet his old friends.
Dr. J. A. lieuto. of The Dalles,
was lu the city over night In his
automobile. He was accoiiiiuitiled lm
bis chauffer, 1). IjiPlant.
.Mrs. George ltcixter wii an nrrlv.
SENATOR BOURNE TEaS
OF M0NY HE SPENT
(I td mojj pjnuiiuoo)
ne or pr perty. as nln vote for Mi
atnembly nuniliieo la a virtual coi.
feiwlun of his own !QciinHtence and
IIiIk nun l I naiOls iniahi .'iiiinllv m..
t Pi)1 tO bllftillCHK.
I "This explanation regarding n.v ex- ? ,V h ' . ,T N,',s",'1,h,I'-J
!.i...,!lti,re, I, snffl, leu- ,., , , n ' h, r "" s,h,,,r' ilr- ''" ''0
iiualki.... clinige v.O progroh?1" 1 l,of 'hJ .c"y' . ,, , ,
newspaper, and piogrelve ratid'J ".' J . A ' "'' h of 1 "rll'""l "l-
.l.lliU bx0 been Slllirlilltftl by
p '-. warped Intellect ,r n pm-.-lv
e:i-.s horlz.mo i n't ..'cn t,i hm!,o
th.it O Irut'i nf the ft- i.lli.ll of
J-MiimiMiiitcJ iniiU-uv
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O I'ed in Kuyiie this morning on pro-
lesKKiun! im:iess between trains on
' 1 ' . f-.:i'. Ciitlrte Grnve.
W. K. SuS. U evie-ll'14 hi
br.'hi-. I h-'ie ft -111 ttu' ll'.ack
Hills. In Smith Dakota. In a day or
o i.i ui.ike tSii city his home.
Ml-x 1 . ls- Ixioivl. arrived hire
') aitt'r.'ii'.'n froiiO-(:U t le to attend
it;.. niarrhw.. ,,f her brother. Frank.
I'll-y Pratt tomorrow nlirht.
HiMnet, formerly f Eu
gene, now ruiinff al Medford after
tain their ler to select their andl- ,1,1. ,..,,.... ... ...... i. i
sl.V delegate that iK.wcr to'.... fi
lT, i , . . v. 1 Ml" ViJ1 Warner of Olivia. Minn..
rV.P "ml "n'P"l"'t h. h. come to Eugene to reside with
PHOSIE v
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BOWERS DRUG CO.
FREE
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erllllll-nt Heed no kl Q fuiul 0'
the p.iple are con.ere.d ami hae i
CJf-.' lobe ii the' still do ill Or-
v. . .. . ..
( " j i mjFen n r any inner mill- (0
'dial i. or .tl O the chief lMie u: v ' A
.f i amp.-.!'!. I ne .lleillon lllvolv-
e.l n whether the woide shall
latin or sbV delegate that IK.wcr to
Vaunt. Mr. and Mrs. F.
ill attend the I'nlversl-
. ... . "-"' "'' her unci.
.'fS.e.iiinic III ail Cvr. CS.
gr.-.hQl, ami all exten.lon .f the )f ' Q
' "l""0--"h".eni. ,,, p4aii,a anJ ,., f w,,n(.
'et the asse mhtvltrt arcendeav-' .
fli.g to dctrcy this. tlO states preferring a svstem under whKh
t ei.ie.t a...-i Every voter for an secret ple,is,-. .ere made to Indlvid
r.eii,h,. mmilm-, 1. an Inferential ual-f-yr . renslderatkin?
.- ut.. .i..n th.(j).e voter is unable to 'M.aie ihe utmost confident In
e'e.-t h: piii. i u .. rTsnt ..r pas. In. the inteil.t. n,e. honwtv and iti.li
"; '" "ii l,.g-j..n. Af.-r i-en.leii.e ol ihe iople iO.lreg.-n and
'""' ,!" " '"'' nt he shoiil.1 be-w ,e th.v will defeat, either In the
lii.iiiciiHi.il go to the ,out,tv court i riiii.t,. ,,r lti(. general election, ev-
lid k for a .iQ ;.r. n tl.,. ,r, eanji.t,,.,. , has allied hlnis.-l(
Hilt .-AI.E IIV III IH KKS Hl!l(. (11.
October-Win.ds-
A month ahead of time but forewarned is
fore-armeyou know lay in a stock of Cutie,,
Cream and Peroxide Cream. Be prepared for
the havnn nf flrfefior u..,ri.
Bowcw Cuti-Cream
Bowers Peroxide CrearlP ? 25c
LOWrjEY'S CANDY fresh every weekfo
Thinnest Scis and fancy F&ntain drinks.
Ccurte:us. competent, druggists to attend
yourwgits.
Thomost modern- jSfn equipped drug slorirt
the Willamette Valley-let us servCyou.
Bowers Drug Company, toe
M 1TH AND WII I Ar, P
MHND WILLAMETTE ST REETS
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all the pe.tpl
h the afeiiilil f)S.ovenient and as-
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