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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1910)
o TEN THE EUGENE DAILY GUAED, WEDNESDAY, DEO. 21, 1910 o jVE ARE AGENTS FOR PENDLETON INDIAN BLANKETS THEY MAKE ACCEPTABLE GIFTS S. H.Friendly-The LeadingStore Shop Here Thursday, Friday and Satur dayIt Will Pay You We Are Well Prepared Lots of Good Merchandise Plenty of Help Ladies of the Club are in attendance. This is a worthy cause, and every one should help it. American Red Cross Stamps on sale here by the Ladies of the Fortnightly Club, of this city. Eg reductions in price on all holiday goods throughout the entire store. Our tables'and coun ters are loaded with appropriate suggestions for Xmas Presents. Shop early for best service. PIONEER TEACHER IN EUGENE SPEAKS WELL OP OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS Jasper N. Miller Says the Most Modern Methods Are Used by Eugene Teachers ' horning Headache Eat a light brcukCnul of easily digested food, then tuke .lofe of Hoods Pills. This simple treatment usually clears up (he head In an hour, and gives a feeling of health and strength all day. Take Hood's PilU ANOTHER TWO-STORY ' BRICK BLOCK ON MAIN HIGH SCHOOL DEBATING TEAM IS SELECTED SiM-'trtriehl. Dec. 21. Five tlitum- ftnrlngflcld. 1C 21. The SirItiK and dollars. Is the price paid venter-j fluid 1 Ilh school debating team has lny for 4 0 feet of tile best located property oil Main street between Third and Fourth when Perkins and Machen, wholesale butchers of Springfield, purchased the property from Stanslilo of ICiiRene. The price paid, however, Is only the value placed upon other property that was traded by the bntcherB. Humor has It that the purchasers been selected and consists of Hcbs Hutchinson, Itheo Rhodes, and Myr tle Copenhaver, all Klrls. The first debate will occur with Cottage Grove in the latter part of January on the question of whether or not labor unions are beneficial to the laborer. The school suports the negative During the past two days they have been taking advantage of an extra NEW CITY COUNCIL Intend to erect a two-story brick i vacation and have spent the time in block on the lot after the two build- tho library at the University of Ore Ings that are now occupied by a bak- gon In Eugene, preparing for tho de ery and harness shop which will be, bate. The team is about the same moved away. It Is also said that as last year and should be success the new building Is to be erected full. Jointly with the structure that Per-i kins and Stevens are to build. These. factB, however, ai$ not confined by tho purchasers, I WATER COIiOIt PICTlKES VRKK Cut out this coupon, bring It to the Racket Store, buy a four-ounce hot- SPiniT JAUST,,ASjnOI,OGY AND t,e of 011r N n J,, extract for , Palmistry, No. 750 W 0th St. I-ast 35 centB and t , beautlful wntor house on right hand side of street. oolor ,)lctuI.e absolutely free. tf Geese, ducks and chickens, dandy millets: call and see. and eet n chunk For everything In balng. It Is1 ?f "r S1 fash 'ined farmer-inade the best.' Seventh and Monroe sts. ' J$ou- 0lbson Bros., Cash Market Phone Main 725. d2i .and grocery . T'lIKTKKXTH 3T. MAItKUT ; SEWING BASKETS Filled with Fresh and cured meats; home ren Otto's fine candies is the best present lo" la-d. Try our picnic sausage for your wlfo, slator or sweet heart. Phiine Main HNS ; d25 SNOWFIjAKB 1JAKEKY MEETS FIRST TIME, t PERSONAL . : Paul Bond is visiting in Astoria. Mis. Geo. Hug is visiting in Portland. M. Hart went to Portland today for a visit. R. O. Brady, of Creswell, was In Eugene today. B. Williams, of Dexter, was in the city over night. J. S. Magladry was In Cottage Grove yesterday. Mrs. Roy Simmons went to Dayton today for a visit. Fred A. Edwards, of Portland, was In Eugene today. n. fi, acnmitt and wire came up 4 irom creswell today. J. ti. walueek, or Harrlsburg, was 4 In the city over night. Fred Parker is in the city from 4 Dexter for a few days. L. D. Johnson, of Myrtle Point, Is in the city on business. W. N. KIdwell, of the firm of Kay & KIdwell, is quite ill. Mrs. L, Markham returned from 4 Portland this afternoon. . Dr. A. Sharpies, of Goshen, was In me city toaay on easiness. Springfield. Dec, 21. The city council met Monday night at its first session under tho new regime. At this meeting the two new members' took their places. These were Wei-, by Stevens and Mr. Mathews. At this same meeting E. E. Morrison and John Mullln were inducted Into the offices of the city treasurer and recorder respectively. No other busi ness was taken up at this meeting and after discussing municipal af fairs the body adjourned. $100 CLOCK FREE Jasper N. Miller, who resides on a homestead near Butte Falls, Jack son county, has been visiting at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Sebas tian Miller, on South Willamette street for the past few weeks, re turning home last night. He is the oldest school teacher In Jackson county and one of the oldest in the state, having been engaged at that work since the pioneer days. While In Eugene, Mr. Miller spent a great deal of his time at the University of Oregon and the Eugene public schools, and wishes to thank the members of the faculty of the Uni versity, Principal Hug, of the High school and many other teachers in the public schools for courtesies shown him. He was very favorably tmiiroccort with iha mnnlipr in which the local schools are conducted and says he has never visited schools which employ more modern methods than in use here. - Mr. Miller waB in Eugene 43 years ago and this Is his first visit here since. Naturally ho does not recog- nWo the villmm nf vpnrfi nirn. He thinks the city has a splendid future before it. He is holding down a homestead ill Jackson County, but expects to resume teaching in a short time. SPECIAL TODAY AXD TOMORROW On turkeys, geese, ducks and chick ens. Come down and pick out your own bird. We have a fine bunch on hand. Special delivery to any part of the city C. O. D. Phone Main 620. Gibson Bros.' Market, corner Nothing is more suitable for a present than a cup and saucer, plate or fancy disn or some Kinu. uerore selecting your present go to the Rac ket Store. They have the largest stock of fancy dishes In Eugene, tf The McMorran & Washburne store will keep open every evening this week. Get the Taxi fcebi' 2702. PVrnne Black Christmas trees for sale at the Eu gene Gun Store. If you buy $1 worth of goods you will be given full particulars. The opportunity Is limited to a certnln num ber of purchasers, so you should come early and not be left out. The solid mahogany $100 clock Is on exhibition in our window. Call and see It. Berger-Bean Hardware Co., White Temple Uldg. d24 ra- u. a. Armltage returned to . 1 Creswell todav after a visit. HM'IC ROCK and RIFLE SHOOTING C. D. Emmons returned today i from Plenty of white tissue paper at the The White Grocery Company han Racket Store, and only one-half cent dies all kinds of pastry fresh from for n double sheet. tf the Snowflake Bakery. d2l sold cheap. Roach Music House, tf On the Carl MatTson place five miles west of Eugene on Thursday, the 22nd, at one o'clock sharp. Ev erybody Invited to get a turkey or a goose. d21 A fine Mayflower guitar wll be THE SAUCY" K-R4-T Never heard of it before. No. Well you will hear about it during the year 191 1. See below for specifications SUMMARY MOTOR Four Cylinders HORSE POWER 22'2 A. L A. M. CYLINDERS 3 bore, 4 stroke VALVES . . ; Mechanically operated CLUTCH Multiple diss DRIVE Shaft and bevel gear TRANSMISSION Sliding gear SPEEDS Two forward, one reverse DIFFERENTIAL Bevel gcifi- GASOLINE TANK 15 and 20 gallons C0OLIN Water, Thermo Syphon RADIATOR Vertical tub? IGNITION P . . Bosch magneto and horn; tool and STEERING GEAR Worm and sector LUBRICATION .Splash feed FRAME Pressed steel WHEEL BASE 96 inches WHEEL TREAD 56 inches TIRES 32x3 front and rear FRONT AXLE One piece I beam REAR AXLE Semi-floating type ROAO CLEARANCE 11 inches WIDTH OF BODY Standard SEATING CAPACITY, Two or three persons &ASH e Circassian walnut EQUIPMENT Oil lagips and gas brackets tire repair outfits. o KAY, HUGHES lDWELL Agents for Lane Co. 506 Willamette Street short trip to Creswell W. P. Kelsay, of Hazel Dell, ar rived In the city this afternoon. W. A. Queener and Miss Nora Queen went to Saginaw today. J. W. McKlnley, of Denver, Colo., arrived In Eugene this morning. B. F. Driver, of Los Angeles, was a narrival In. Eugene this morning. W. P. Sayjes, of Canyonvllle, Is in the city for a few days on business. W. C. Barrett, and wife, of Oak land, Ing. arrived In Eugene this morn- Minnie, accompanied by their friends, Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson, of St. Paul, Nebraska, returned to CreB well today. Stewart Fuller hos gone to Port land to meet Mrs. Fuller, and they will arrive here in a day or so to spend the winter. Their home is at Wallace, Idaho. Mrs. Erma LIston, who has been living in Eugene for the past sum mer, being employed at Ax Billy's, left toda yfor Garden City, Kas., where she will live. Stewart McKay has been a guest of his old friend, L. K. Page, of Spring field, for a few days. He Is a weal thy capitalist of California, and is much pleased with Springfield and Eugene. Professor Frink, of the University, left this morning for San Francisco, where he and his family will attend a family reunion. While in Califor nia he will visit his daughter, who is attending Mills Colege this year. Poor Sick Soles Getting readv for Christmas? You don't need tc wait until the week be fore Christmas to select that Victor or Victor Victrola. Come in now and pick it out we'll ar range to deliver it at any time you say. There's a Victor at evervnrin -$10 to $250, Easy terms ROACH MUSIC H0USI Commercial Club Block. TEST MADE IX El'GEXE A PIANO AXD PLAYER One of the biggest Christ- mas bargains In Eugene the two instruments for less than $3.00, at the Stevens & Hulln Piano House, Commercial club block. Telephone Main 41. tf DON'T BUY XMAS PRESENTS A son of David Yeager, of Blair street addition, Is seriously ill with fever. C. C. Davis and family, of Marcola, went to Drain this afternoon for a visit. J. A. Seavey and wife went to Cot tage Grove today to visit over Christ mas. W. W. Lafferty and wife returned to Corvallis today, after a Visit at Marcola. A. J. Sherwood, of Coquille, Is transacting business In Eugene for a few days. Miss Elsie Cole was a passenger today to Wilbur, Oregon, where she will visit. Mrs. R. S. Henderson is here from Pprtland visiting her brother, Sher wood Burr. W. M. Sutton, of Springfield, re turned today from a short trip to points north. Judge Helmits W. Thompson Is on a trip to the Cascade Locks to visit his brother. J. D. Scott nnd Jas. Hunter, of Portland, are In the city on business for a few days. Fred Hniining nnd Andy Mack, of Wendllng, went to Albany today to spend the vacation. J. O. Storey president of tho P., E. & E. railway, arrived up from 'Portlnnd this afternoon. Mrs. Scherler, who has been visit ing Mrs. Kemp, of this city, returned j to Creswell this afternoon. j Miss I.ela Gilbert returned to Grants Pass today, after visiting In j Eugene with Miss Mhikelson. I Mrs. M. Hoyt went to Portland to-i day, after visiting for the past four! weeks with Mrs. George Frazler. J. O. Urlstow and wife returned to day from a trip to Polk and Ilentou j counties nnd other plnces north. j J. B. Taylor, formerly of Eugene, now in the real estate business In Portlnnd, Ib hore for a few days. j. K. linker, of Rose-burg, was on arrival In Kimono last night nnd transacted business in the city todny. Mrs. 11. II. Tucker and Mrs. C. E. (lends went to Grants Pass today, nf-: ter visiting at tho W. H. Dempster' home. ! w. II. Cecil and wife, of Ontnrlo. who have boon visiting at the home; of O. A. Bonnett, went to (lalsey to dav for' a visit. C. D. Morgan. J. B. Howard and Mrs. J. C. I.esher comprise a party ; of Detroit people who arrived in Eu-j gene this morning. Walter Pitts and Bruce (.eabo, bus- Iness men of Peoria. Oregon, re-; turned home today .after attending to business In the city. George D. O'Connor and wife leave In tho morning for Walla Walln. Wasft., where they will spend Chrtst mns with friends and relatives. C. F. Cunningham, formerly con nected with the light company here, now In business at Klamath Falls. Is in the city on his way home from the north. Jas. Lyons and Ernest Lyons and wife, of Springfield, are In the city and will take the stage out g the morning for the Lyons homestead near Walton. J. A. Holbrook, wife, and daughter. Until you have looked over the many pretty things particularly ap propriate for such use at Flint-McLaughlin Co.'s store, where you will find useful presents at prices to suit your purse. d21w22 The Guard Classified Ads Pay.. I The 1895 Aluminum Ware k j been tested In Eugene, and has pro I en the best and most satisfattnr Buy it at Flint-McLaughlin Co., w absolutely guarantee every piece. J21 : WARREN S'lTDIO ' Like to come to us. EUGENE QUICK SHOE RE PAIR SHOP, 10 T?ivli4-V. ..v-u .. Mandulin, guitar and banjo ii Mpn'c QpapH 5nlp! 7E n' st ructiol,s at 100 :er hour, 50 cen IV.en S aeweu t-OieS , I 0.G: per hall hour. Club meets at S p i Women's Sewed Soles. . . BQo' J'TtS street. Phone -Hack 4431. tf M. MILLER : Buy that phonograph Eugene Gun Co. from th tl StOD! $ i I Have You Looked? ! You have only five days left in which to look and buy some ! of that fine Holiday China at Green's. You will have to hurry if you expect to get the best bargains, for they are going fast. COME A-RUNNING j Phone Main 25 W. A. G3.&EN, 623 Wi'hmJtte Fire and Water Sale Ostermoor Mattresses Our shipment of OSTERMOOR Mattresses received Decemebr 12th was slightly damaged by water on board steamer between an Francisco and Portland. Most of these mattresses were dam aged very little. Our Claim for Damages Was Allowed and we can maKe the following prices: $25.00 French Ostermoor for $14.50 $18.00 French Ostermoor for . $12J5 $16.50 French Ostermoor for . . . . $1 .50 $15.00 French Ostermoor for $ 925 THESE PRICES ARE CASH ' Water Does Not Spoil An Ostermoor navvThfll0wi.ng -exlract from a PaPer to an officer of the U. S Sy fS Wa.S teStm an 0STERM00R Mattress under water, said: After twenty-four hours floating', the ticKing' having be- uZ?ted'heinidewaSMamined and found8 to be totally it 2 Jy Wter Hea,vy wei8hts were then used to sinK it, and uiiw? Wat-er forLyeiht hou.rs- uPn examination, it of ot?nn Sith! m;iStUr? had Penetrated between the sheets ness THE MATrV ntirely free from damP; SOFTNfSs Avn VdEAcS JHEN DRIED, WHEN THE USUAL the mater?al:? 0NGINESSowoas observed to return to last ?onTaUhcer 0" they will no. Chambers Hardware ana Furniture Store
