Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, December 21, 1910, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextLooK instantly o ggi $ eglect it not Now Special Sale at Linn's. Fine Xmas Gifts rr Rt,,iumJ Ebony Hair Brushes ecn. i f S3.50to S2.45 Toilet Sets e : , Manicure Sets . ; , ; ; g- S 1.95 Clothes and Hand Brush Sets . . it' en So c Triplicate Min-ors ;;;;; ffcfj - Triplicate Mirrors J 7- High-Class Box Paper ' " fl f High-Class Box Paper I. SllJo S I'llO Bras Candle Sticks S4.00 to S2.30 Brass Tobacco Jars S4.03 to S2.80 Manicure Sets S5.G0 to S3.50 Met Sets S3,50toS2.45 Brush and Comb Sets S I 50 to S I 05 CollarBoxes S '.25 to S .90 Jewel Cases, Lacquered g2 00 to S I 40 Cut Glass Pitchers S4.5Q to $3.1 5 Bs Clocks S4.50 to S3. 15 Ladies Purses S4.50 to S3.15 Leather Cigar Cases g5i0fl to $ZM Military Sets. S4t00 to S280 Hand Mirrors $1.25 to $ .90 Brass Jardinieres $5.09 to $3 50 Sterling Silver Toilet Sets g'gg to g7 jQ Fountain Pens $4 to $8 to $2.25 Cut Glass Fruit Dish $ gQ to $ 1 0.50 Ebony Toilet and Manicure Set. . . . j 5,53 to $ j 0,50 Linn' reputation for quality makes these Bargaini Doubly Valuable Come Today LINN DRUG CO. WILL BUILD LARGE NUMBER OF RESIDENCES W NEW ADDITION VeiQon . McCroskey Company Will Erect Homes foe Buy- ers of Lots in City Outlook The P-rtion-MeC&dtey Realtv Co.. Willi oliiw in t,. C,korU. & etherbee block on Kast Eighth j-tr,..i, who mo handling the City Outlook trail just south of em ritv aili.iitm:S tiu. limits. nU near the f1"51''11' etu..Lry, are Uisiiusiiik of a large number of lots i:i the tract, and are "arranging to .tm a number of bungalows for different purchasers. Hit! lirm has just contracted to erect residences for the following; lit-o. A. Metier, of Kiistne, a five room bungalow ; Y. u. iesonette. of Beaumont, Texas, eight-room bunga low, and F. A. Kopl. of Spokane, a five-room bungalow. Another one has hit n com no ted for and there are now on file with the eouipanr eight more applications. The work of creeling these residences will bo urn as soon as possible. Little will be done this winter on ueroiini of the wet weather, hut as soon as the good weather begins in the siiring there will he great activity in the building line in that addition. The company erects these houses for those who want them and they are paid for on the installment plan. No cheap structures are allowed on the tract, thus every lot purchaser is assured that no unsightly shack will lie built next to his lot, lessening its value. In the spring the Vernon-McCros-key people intend to inaugurate a whirlwind campaign for the sale of this propel ty. CHICH.ES) cl S FILLS BABY FALLS FROM HIGH CHAIR; EYE GOUGED OUT Freewater, Or., Dee. 20. A most distressing accident occurred at Feradalc station three miles north of this city, when the Utile 2-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. T. llauu, while rocking in his high chair, over balanced himself and Mi to the floor, striking his eye on the spout of the tt-a kettle. The spout literally gmtsod out one eye. the sight of which Is utterly destroyed, and grave fears are felt tor the child's recovery. I CITY NEWS Dillon' for drus. Tollman Studio for duifo$. Today is the shortest day tf -year, according to the tat na.ir. To morrow, though. Is the mmv tv:.?; Sherwood Hurr ami Miss !.t iVierstm, both of Eugene. U afternoon granted a Ikvi. m w t he l,am county -bar r- their anntml banquet at tUv lioiel Oslmrn last night. AImu Z present. A iiKirrutije lioensa w;ts Km. A ;hN anenntoii to Walter S, ll.iru.ir. of i areola, and Mis Kva l t'ren jhaw. of Mohawk. The V. li. V. h. will !n,d Thurs day afternoon at the hmnt , i rs. V. J. Hard to elect ofiir r asu! en joy a Christmas tree. Mrs. Jesse Fountain, wife of one of the deputy county clerks, wa. ad mitted to the Kugem hospital last evening suffering from some kind of fever. A marriage license was granted by the county clerk this afternoon to Joseph W. Osburn and Miss Irma Mc ixan, both of Eugene. Koselutrg Review: Mr, and Mrs. J. J. liaker and son and daughter, of Winston, left this afternoon for Eu gene and Portland wlire they will spend the holidays. , ONLY FOUR DAYS TILL XMAS STOflEgreNEVEKlXCS THIS WEEK Extra Special in Every Dcpartmcnt-M a-dl ciatee 0rs Given Prompt "Attention, Kid Cloves, $1.00 and $1.50 aPair 1 $6.00 SIlKand LaceWalsts, $2.98 3 dozen Black, Cream and Psnk Messalim and Net Waists, beautifully made;, Ion;i and 3-4 Ungtb sleeves, sizes 34 to 42; waists that sold regular at 4, 5 and $(, , 2,98 HandKerchiefs 2c, 5c, 12 l-2c 18c Thousands of Handkerchiefs to choose from all kinds and styles; plain, lace and em broidery, sheer and medium weights; the entire line at special prices all this week. Knit Goods Reducedj25 Per Cent Oar entire stock of Knit Shawls, Scarfs. Hoods, Sweaters. Infants' Jackets, 1-4 less Table Linens Reduced 25 Per Cent Fancy SilKs Reduced 25 Per Cent $1.25 BlacK Yard-Wide SilK, 85c IV:e D-k - - .. Kid G'jves in Elatk. White hSI colors, and Cape Kid Gloves in Dent and English nuke; a51 skes; special values at thes low prices, the pair. $ aiMf SJJQ We have Golf Cloves at. . . 25C, j Hand Embroidered Art Goods, All Have Bern Reduced to Half Price This includes all the Rova! Society Hand Enshroiderad Bags. Aprons. Dresses, Scarfs, E:e. Ahimt 50 pieces altogether; half price. Hand Bags Reduced One-Fourth Our entire stock of Hand Bajs. nearly 100 to choose from, all now reduced one-fourth $2.G0Chi!tTs Fur Sets, Each, f IJ0 Just one dozen left; White Coney Sets, $1 BlanKets and Comforts Reduced $1.50 Tailored Waists. Each, 98c COATS AND SUITS NOW REDUCEDTO HALF REGULAR PRICES S LESS $6.00 AND $7.00 DRESS SKIRTS, NOW AT THE SPECIAL PRICE OF $3 J8 $9!Mi on a promissory not, togt'th T with 10 rent iHtr'at per an- A private far, Union Paeiflo OS.'""1" ,r,,m lmw s. ,,0 "M,,r IwloiiKiiiK to H, P. Thrnll, mail traf- ",,'a h"'s- 1': M- Travis 18 attorno? tie uiamiKor, passed through KuKene f"r "lo f'a'WWf. this afternoon, attaeitud to the rear ot the southbound loenl. K!i:ht months i'hiciino, soven twart ammun, emiuiimtkiiis a tui- ltrri, o the eirruit ronrt, fcs token I MARRIED At Springfield. Dec. 12. 1910. Ed ward Dompier and Mrs. Ida E. Dom pier. both of Springfield, Itcv. X. J. Harbit offielatinc. This Is their second marriage, having been di oreed some time ago. S. F. (loiiHey has pnrchas! from J. C. M linkers the lodsiw house at 32 East Ninth street. Mr. (Sonrley was formerly in the g.ne line of business here. whisilum kind. Ai she ! aire toiHurrm' JMsbl. apiirti to tho siiprenw eoMrl, fcls t iorue. Williams Jk Ilean, bavlnc Uh'A the notiet of ftpjwai yssivrday jtfternoon. ThU is tho tmm tn which th validity of the eterttno l Spring. thM in hlrh a iarse nnmunt f out Irana; trrrllory. tneludwic MeB land, ,t ru.. v.' i lo the tUj, Mrs. Mary C. i'orytt yesterday af filed a it In th Hrrmt AKK MICItOURS IS YOllt SCAM? It Has Been Proven Hint Mierobes Cause Baldness Professor Unna, of Hamuurg, Ger many, and Dr. Sabourand, the lead ing French dermatologist, discovered that a microbe causes baldness. Their theoiry has time and again been am ply verified through research experi ments carried on unde rthe observa tion of various scientists. This ino crobe lodges in the sebum, which la the natural hair oil, and when per mitted it destroys the hair follicles, and iu time the pores entirely close, and the scalp gradually takes on a shiny anearance. When this hap pens there Is no hope of the growth of the hair 'being revived. We have a remedy which will, we honestly believe, remove dandruff, exterminate the microbe, promole good circulation in the scalp and around the hair roots, tighten and revitalize the hair roots and over rune baldness, so long as there is "v life left in the hair roots. We back un our statement with our own personal guarantee that this remedy, called ' Rexall "93" Hair Tonic, will be appplled free of all cost to the user if it fails to do as we state. It will freauentlv restore gray and faded hair to its original color, pro viding loss of color has been caused ' disease; yet it is in no sense a d'e. Rexall "93" Hair Tonic ac complishes these results by making every hair root, follcle and pigment gland strong and active and by stim ulating a- natural flow of coloring Pigment throughout the hair cells. e exact no obligations or prom ises we simply ask you to give Rex all "M" Hair Tonic a thorough trial and if not satisfied tIl us and we will refund the money you paid us for it. Two sizes, 50c and $1.00. Remember you can obtain it in Eu gene only at our store The Kesall 1 Store. W. A. Kuykendull. llili CHAMiK AT THKATKK SHELL The Shell Theatre is giving 3 reels of absolutely new Bradford, the tenor, appear ing in song hits, at every per formance, afternoon and evening. Complete change of program, including songs i,y .Mr. Bradford", Mondays and Thursdays. Admission, 10 cents; chil dren, 5 cents. d21 K.XTH.l! EXTRA! ! SATURDAY EVEN'l.VG POST will i he on sale hereafter every Wednes day morning, one day earlier, at the I'E.NTZ fvKWS 51AAU, OJJ mimiii- ctte street. Victor and Edison ptonoKraphs at Eugene Gun Co, Duck hunters. bu, votir shotgun shells from the Bngee Gun Co. u i The Eugene Racket Store Is hav ing a big holiday trade. Their store 'is full of goods Btiitabto for pres ents. I OTTO'S That's the best guaran tee for the freshest and best eandies made. CUTICURA CURES STAY CURED First Father is Cured of an Erup tion that Burned and Itched Day and Night, Then Baby is Cured of a Distressing Rash, Neighbors Pleased to Find a Sure Cure for Skin Afflictions I suffered Un eicht yrari what Ihs doctor? caiifi the -v.-n yar ttrit.' This was like Miiall nd pimples meh fmm on ttif lac- hut th-v ttmnrt! ami ttrtMNl, risij? and flight. These pimpi wert from my aiiMt up, hut mostly on mv thteh sen! arm, UU-tl ilortur after dwtor hut their nmih-mps brought n u-lu-t. Hul t lahi I httwk Urn right trt-,i!iinrt this was Outiruia- C iMHight -a h1 of Itic rmirura HeiHt-lfcs C tkurs ?Mai, Ocitment and I'His sort a atpthatitm brouirtii relief. When I hm !W gUiut half the mi I was neatly cured and aitei u-viiie two full sets I was well and best of alif 1 have M;yel ctiretl. "About four montJn apo, our lhy hrrac ts Ik etivem! with a rah and lit head with spreadiiiR sure. Hack of the ears, thr tiesh cracked ojien ami the por hahy wouhl scratch till it I1hJ. He worried, cried ud esuld not sleep. Then we lmghl a m ni Cutieura. ami with a few appilra thins the burning and llchms rea.Mil, baby stpsed worrvin and rauld sl-f. When this sliutlc set had sane we had no u for an? nore aa baby was never troubled with the dtecaa ssain. The netirldKir!i who saw the rendition of the bah? all aked what cured hlni and wiien we told them, they were surprised aod plfai to find a sure cure tor th skin afflictions. Mward II. Carter, 323 North 3Ttb St., Camden, N. J., Mar. 6, 1WO." A tnw wt nf ftjilrvrm op nd Otntrrsent li ees teitfifh'ftt. rendn & mtm frt-ntimirnl trritmfnt ft-r fT-tn of the KNi ana (p tfemsishotit thr world PoitM I'nin Vhrm (5nrp. feie IrE. t'tarn&t Ait , Wm "Msikd Iff. Iit mrtr Hoot sm "Itwt ut suo awl sicilp accta Tho East Eleventh nitMit is covered with street pavt-' a 4ti;ithii; of silmy, sHppery mml lltat t!o.s not o charar a paved strwt. Police Officer Howney repfirtH that he has three bicycles at Ms home at 4"i9 Ollvo street which may be had whett the owners prove their property and pay for this notice this moritiHK- John Man and Ike Utery to Waltervtlie inoruing Jam Lyons and two oth ers will ro to the LyoHs ranch on the Kiushiw, and Hat Richards will leave for Mapleton, lows; Knrctt and editorial asM at in iU bureau of labor, k!nrt menl tt wnutiorfe and tabor, Jium ary 2tt aad t: statiistlcal rtark in tht hurenti of labor, dparlment f comnsn and labor. January IS; v inotsths In Itcmtoti and sis months iiiitrt and sjwial atit. bureau &i ia-i NVw York Is tw record for "A Itro-j tior. i tin di'imrtim-itt at comnwrrts' ken Idol" and ha broken all records and iabr, January is and si-nl-I of jiitrivss, A mnU-&l play, full of mi in Ml r-Iimiistry, January tt, inrraUK,. f,.r the nl. rlaimiM.Bt at the! HP00- S-'"st hmtmmt, imra i mrni, iir m aivtsrr ana nr I rf ora( ton f her ntalln mm& Mary 1 Frederick. In her eosailidnt sh.1 savs !b were married i, t at Srott City. Kan.t and SnHUdi;ttil nfterwarj hrt6 nasufcad 4wrttd her, he cia(nw, JIHbr her nrt tii say anything &mv& fiwir mar rlK Kver sin then. h aliases, h ha tx'malned away fnm hvt mn bs sever contributed to hvr g(prtt and all of this without cause or r- A good ittMlieu was present at stafa ieslatetfs hero on (miiiMca- the Comment Club last tiltse wealth day at the Vmversity rfprt j mis, illnminatlng engineer. This lee-, Portland, Kngeite & Kasterrt Hallway tnre will be repeated aftr the holt- Comsmny, through it ioal manner, days for lh iM'tiefit of tho ttter- !io, , OHonnr, has led off with a .-chants who wrt nnablo to attend last . snbrriition of and K. S. Kilfe niht, I has mt his name down for fa. John IV Kutto, who was to have I(y the first of next week. Manager The followlDR took the stages out WVn ner , wmm-r - J 1, LJl' L Vi. .rill TC low to Hale. , , ........m,, in the,""11 1,1 :i,i7' f HlWCIli, a III .-.llli!-r-n.: mid )irk(n, HI Jato will lie March 2Uh. JiIk Hen Lindsay will 1 tho limit (trrlion, lii dnln bcliij? Jan Mary 11th. Tho l!nlvirHy ( OrfBn earre aiondent nt the lorilan.l Journal A larRO number of O. A. C, stu dents, on their way home for the Chrlstmaso vacation, on the southbound train thia nftornoon. f""'"" l"r V"? ' , U-ornKimndrat hlrt bo rall.-d to al lowed by an O A yell, it waa to, ' (1 ,,..,, Ther show a friendly uplift. ))t,rhli)g ha a mMV of .,,,,,,, ' 1 1 th,, ,-itv, hut there i no semblance A marrlaso license waa Rranlod i ()f aI1 ,,,ipn,c, today to Waltor K. Stafford, of Ku-j Bin, and Mis Am Hfllo Van-j j, A Taylor, of Vmihu. Wash. Duyn, of Cohiirn. The mnrriiiKO will nas i,UKi,t friin Mi-lvln Hanson take place tomorrow at the homo of ! fur-B, r( trai t on the river road, ami will hv committed indexing tin a f actual ln.uirf!i, sivk iim Information in rcsitrd to Khemw sil I.am comity, with a vUw to t.s cating, Masro than a third of fhcac-. Manager Frwmiin says, ha written more than once, ihua ahuwlnn that ; f rratty by them. thpjr are mom than ordinarily intrr tutfi and many may bo counted a prosjtcettvo ivsideuta. On Monday o( writi-s of a typhoid epidemic in Ku-lthl wnk fifty leliera were rewlva j Rene. No such thliiK exists and thclanklmt for information, and the aver- nice ffi an eacn ay. Tho imllce are looklne for Jainea nennett. nlht rook at th8 lunrh the bride III Oolmrit. quiet family wedding. It will be a uiii hHltil hme there. This Is the last piece of the Zlesier farm, which Mr. Hansen divided and Bold Into small tract. Fifteen different fanil lies have Imntcd on the tract since it A number of carpenters' tools wero stolen from a Mr, Humphrey, at work on the Hampton tilnck, a few was placed on the market. nights ago, and some of them have been found at Jacobs second-hand 1 with die end of the city rase In store, and some under a sidewalk. Ai ft circuit court, JwIro Harris ha part of them are still missing. i ,iistiiiiwl this term, and all remaiii- inc nun will he continued until the Captain U. P. Thompson, a recent j March term. Among these cases are arrival from Chicago, today moved his household goods to his now home on the height back of Knlrmotmt. He purchased the property formerly owned by Dr. MrAllater south of the new residence of Alton Hampton. tho onea in which the street railway company and tho property owners who anhsrrihed to (he bonus for the College Hill loop aro concerned. J. i,. Jjimhlrth, who has resigned bin nualflun with tho Oregon Power C. O. Foster, who recently bought ! company, aay ha will remain In Kn tho Fleming tract of land, formerly 1 gene and make this his permanent owned by the Sladdnn estate, north : home, lie ha wveral business propo of the railroad In the northwestern; anions In view, but has not decided part of the city, haa begun to build ; which one he will take up. He made a largo amount of sidewalk there and good as manager of the electric annd haa commenced the erection of ev-1 gaa plant before they were wild to eral housea, . jinn present company and will douht- j ),. succeed at any hualnesa he en- A. Iwchen Bona Hope company j tor, today instituted suit In the circuit, rt against W, P. KiR. to recover The local civil service caminlng Traiiip are reortl to S wry nu- ttirms in this part of ife cantry rijiht now and residents of Eaaa living, in the outskirts mm annoyed A tnau was found on the porch of a ngsldacv in Ihe western irt of the city stooat II o'chx k last night. Vhn sacked what h$ wanted h sked If thr was any work he could do for so-m-Hii to t ( bl it Is more than probable that ho was trying to steal wmrthSnn off ih iMireh, tHhers reijrl th tibett oC old overcoats and other arMri tram thetr jiorehea, Tho "bo mem to bo n.Trj ,"..:; "X. rt their r twm vmtM, of. H y d ,,red from the daee! " ' erlv this morning and simultaneous-''' f"' " f f fc tv w,nw ;; In the till disappeared. district., and lo oly th m It Is not known whether He, . haa left town or not. HU rl..ih,- .... . . - - - . - . ..HI . ht. r,mm ll II n(i(r that If he had Intended toj steal tho nioneT and leave town would hv token his lieiongtnBS. Tho Eugene nii.le CI Athletic association will bold a meeting t the V. M, C. A. building tonlKht at n o'rlm-k to talk over the sHnstlon with resard io Indoor activities fur tho aneociatliiB this winter. Kvery man Inleresled Is Invited to attend.. Considering the success of last sum mer's Baseball schedule. It la believ ed that either indoor baseball or basketball can be handled as well or better. It l hoped that a good rep reaentntlon from the different Sun day whrntla of the city will be prct ent, Tho turn of E. V. Mr He the city of HprlnKfleld. K. V. Ijc, county clerk. II. V, Ke-ney. count r asemr. and II. J llown county sheriff, tu enjnln them from assessing hi prop erty for city t.Ties and from collect ing the faes, which waa decided iiuit Juno In favor of the city by Judge AT THK HUM Program selected especially for today. Ail American pic tures. i lit I 'Jl STICK 8 Vllagrapk. PAiJl OF THK BANUB Ksaany. TI HSIXG THKTAUI.K3 IHograph. THK VAMPIKK BellB. ITofcssor lliimpa' Javeatl orchistra of id plecea, wry fine players, tonight only. Hpcclal price for toalgkt Adults, 20c; children, He. Try our home-maua wins plea. Baowflake Bakery, Set nth art afoti Tt Mreeta. I'hoaa HalB lii. HI Tha Moor job want Moora, tha Carpet CtaaMr, Pbob Wart int. Phooographa os easy aymnte at Kugeije Gun Co. tf " 11 - " 1 I II 1 II K3 DIAMONDS Just received a delayed p.nt today Some exceptional bargains for n 1 the next lew aay Corns in rnd see them XJSSIAN 13 HAND HAMMERED off- IRASS V3 MAURER-COPPERKOLL JEWELRY CO. 542 Willie, c Street 542 Rich Cut Glass 25 to 50 Discount SPECIAL BARGAINS in edds and ends in novelties, silverplated hollow ware, jewel boxes, toilet articles and manicure sets in eases, military brushes, traveling cases, combs, brushes and many other choice articles suitable For Xmas Presents (j CS.T!iU.o TnVlCTmT 0 O 0 G 0 1 i I n