Eugene daily guard., January 13, 1911, Image 2

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THE EUGENE DAILY OUABD, FEIDAY, JANUARY 13, 1911
Women s Secrets
There it c oo mnn in iSe t'r.ii J i
more warno.' KCtii t.in :.-)' t..
country. '1 -irf iwciM ". ti"C i;
the ;reti ti i. 'n;. " ! 1 '' - - " '
ft. V. rU.-c i ' a !-', . ..: ...
iMi.ll ic CJ t'tt . ! .
peeuiiom i;- p- ' ' -'- ' - 1 1
el weener1 t.:?3J f"
eitoi,ctl:ei c 'ii-h ( i J w ' j
lion wo.n:.i. u.
end enlitl v
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cWitc. -' I
diy ririt'.
Mi! fee, t' -It
(t 'I'd I 1
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u:.i n, pa .!.o firt of
-, v.xtt,n-y wilhout
" V!oi-c, without
. ,, . .:! '. :nv J ilh
t AMUSEMENTS t
Onfl of tho ni'Wt linllr-rmiff rimH
tn that BcnmtUtinil nniHlral triumph.
"Tho Qiummi of tho Moulin ItoiiK","
which coin-" to the Kutfciio thifittrr
' trmUht, in donn In piinfomlno. Af
; tor the KH'fit dancinK of the Imllct
In tint 8ufu Qunt-x-arti ncmm, It in
ncfMhnry to not th sIhko with
chit l re and tab In with tho curtain
up. for a Iomk time Hninuol E.
ftork, the miinaK'T. worried over a
nioai-i of fining UiU niittnully with
out cauRliiK a ihk wult. Vincent
Hryan, who wrote (he lrlcan for the
Il(re, dropped Into tho thnatro with
John T. Mall, the compoaer, to watch
a rchpHrnu),
Kverythiim went nlonn unioollily
until the (liuici'in hail fliilritwd. Ky
h n J u rn pod Into the lin-nc h . "II cy .
Hum, why don't you put Havoun'tto
In there, aotiHod? Have him ulnKwr
up to a chair, nttompt to Hit down,
and have the welter move It. Hiinm
Mil nt -with a table. A couple of
waiters handlliiK tahlrn nnd rhalrM,
and a girl to take away a drink In a
glniK, will fix yen out."
Hryan juuipt'd on the staRn to II
luntrnte, drecttliiK Harry Hhort, the
romodlan, with him. Compoaer
Hall ptiHhed 'arl iliirton, the iiiuhI
cul director, off the piano atool and
at at tho knyhoard watnhlnK Hryan,
an did the entire company. The hoiik
writer corn men cod to move n'joiit the
elaK", and Hall, ImprovlHtitK. follow
ed hla movement. The iiiuhIc wan
of the hull I tin. hfnllntliiftj variety, In
kenpltifC with the movementH of an
Intoxicated indlvldunl. It noon took
on a haunttiiK melody, which Iliir
ton quickly placod on paper; Hhort
fell Into the nplrit of the thliiK. and
In five ml ii iii'-n n itovi'Ky had heen
worked up, and placed whore tin aw
ful nap had coufc-nuted tne mnnitKer
like a chttxm, with no meana of
brldKtnK It.
Thli paiitomlue of Hhort'a la one
IV 1 UIU &1U1UI1IUI11
35c Sauce i A
Pan for...lV
A SOCIAL BARGAIN
Tijr on. and how jrou can
cook wiihnui fcorvhlntf or humlng
tfoA. U in IIkIii In wcl )n and loi.k.
lk. ailver. It do.n' larnUh. No
enamel to chip otf lino lha IikxL
Cika In oue-fimnh tf tho lime
onllnarlly retulrnt
Tua Reiiuhia rm Alumi
num can always ! told .jr lha
Malteae Crtwa. Kvrry pt.ca guar
ntred or your mon.y batk.
h. aura ud Luy on. hum ynu dealer
'' f ar mlm ty
WHITE & CO., 5th & Will
of the hlu; l;niKlm of (he plef-o and
to hla credit he it mild that tho com
edian Iiuh had the Kood (O-iiHe to
eliminate, ull horn'-play. and play It
"utraUht." Ilia dlKnlfied bewilder
inent inukes the wt-nu creaiiiln(;t'
funny
The flrnt frulta of the truce de
clared between tho warring thentrl-
cal farlloiiM, tho National Theatre
OwnerH AKAOi-iaMou on the one Hide
and Klaw and DrlanrT, called the
theatrical ny utlleate (tn t he other.
will he the fli'Ht preitentJition here of
Klaw nnd Krlni.K'T'a production of
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Nule and Htark In ttielr ftreat
acriie In "The Harrier."
Ilex lleiich'a hMitIiik Hloiy of life In
AuimIui, ' I'he Harrier.
TliU play had Hh flrttt production
at the New Anihterdam theatre, New
York . and cornea ill reel from I here
on ItM flint l laUH-iMiniinental tour. No
pla ylu yearn ban uulneil the notor
iety that thlH one bun, nnd (IiIk lh
pel hapH accounted Tor tty t he great
IliteiiHt taken (n Alaxka by tlu pen
pie of the country from count to
coattl. In fail It U predicted that the
next Hummer will kco u greater riiHb
to Alaska than ever was known, even
In the wtldeM Klondike dan, Thin
Kreui play will lie Heen here Hutur-
duy, January 1 i.
lltitl't l-'ururt
Tlntt hnir iitniiiil ul pnro tnkln(
iow,ut KiM'ii anny liy I ho l i'lilrul
I'cilfio Oil, fiSO Dhvti at root. II
' Hi' mill' ami '' lli nlllpntort m
' tllHiilny in I In u I't-ntt'r wlmluw
I h"y will only ln tlii'io h few iliivi
It
1 1 II lltfl M IhiiiIImk it ink m tliiuiKllt (llo
'lurKa wiilil: KinliiliH, kmlnka, ki
iluka. At l.luu a. 8u tlio r I no dla
1'iny. if
A fliio MMvrinw.'r ciiltiir will be
i iUI ihi'iin. ldmrh Mii-lc llnuao. tf
I'M. " Clir. il In II In I lliiya.
I'AZO 111 N I'M KN T W Riuilulll.'i'il In
i'iiii' itn i'iiki' iC Ilchiii.;, hltml, lih'Oil
liiK in i i I u . I i ti i; ilU'n in 0 In M ditya
ur liiuiu'y ii'tuiiiti.l. f. tic.
T'lllt l I II .it, M XtiKKT
rtvi.li aiul iMiriii luoiita; homo rob
iIimoA turd. Try our iiiltU' aauaaKo
I'Iimip Main li.lJ
For 'U iir ami I.MIhoii tnlklug nia
1'hlio'rt. irtroiiiH aiiil im'iiiiln, at-o lia.
Honi'li Miimo Hon.?. It
Tho Hiinid I'lanslfrvd Ada Pay
I 3Novelty Acts Vaudeville-3
2-Reels Motion Pictures 2
..Bell Theatre..
THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY TKOGRAM
1. MISS LEON Presenting Acrobatic Dances and
Catchy Songs.
2. YOUNG SANDOW The Strong Man. Yotmq Saint v
performs wonderful feats, even lilting 325iouiuls
with his teeth. o o
3. COLLINS MARRIOTT In a Comedy Hit. "A Bird
in Trousers."
Two F U of Good Motion Titt . T e complete J
periormnncj eacn evciuiiK. Doori open ai i o ciocK.
Oreat "gobi" of fun.
: CITY NEWS :
Dll'.on'a for druK.
Tollman Btudlo for jihotos.
Tin-re la no work lii'lim dono on
tho ni'W Clirlatian church litiililliiK on
account of the cold wcnth'.T.
Pr. Olive Waller In In Portland Rt
teridlitfr tho (lri.'Kon-VuuhliiKton-lda-ho
convention of the oHleojutha.
K. I. Kcott and family are mov
I ii K to Halem to rculdii, llielr Ihhihi
hold Kooda liavlntf been ahlpped to
day. The W. HI. P. 1 will meet at the
hoinu of Mia. I.ouni Hnrrla lit 113
West Klflh atreet on Hutiirilay after
noon ut 2; 0(1 o'clock.
The funeral of James Watta was
held at the family home north of the
city today and I lie remalna were In
terred In the I. O. O. V. cemetery.
Potatoea are uttll coming In at the
local coiiirnlHlon liouaea and the
price rernaiiiN ahout atatlonary. The
cold weather (loea not aeum to have
any effect on tho prlcea.
Andrew flinrlea, the yoimi; Indian
from the Kllmlaw. rhari;ed with a
Htatulory cilnie, Ik still In the county
Jr.H, iih his friends whom he count
ed on to ko his 'hall hitvo fulled to
arrive.
A nu-etliiK of the I.ane County An
lontolille iiHiioclatlon will he held In
I he Commercial club rooms tonight
at 7::to o'clock. Matters of Import
ance to all auto owners will be dls
eusKcd and for that reason a !art;e
atti'liilniice Ib desired.
.1. M. Suffer, recently from Hel
lliiKhaiii, WnHh.. has opened his new
and secoiid-hand clothliiK nnd shoe
slore at 71 West KlKhth street, lit
is very favorably Impretiscd with Ku
Itene as a place for business and In
tends to remain here.
1 he school beyond Spencer's liulte
.five tulles south of KtiRene Iiiir been
'llftulHHcd until the snow xoes away.
There are only six children In the
h. line, I ami all are too small tu ko
UiroiiKh the deep snow on the moun
tain. .Miss Alice McCornnck, of Mar
cola, Is the teacher.
The tax levy tins not yet been fix
ed by the commissioners' court and
It will be several days yet before a
(liuil deilslon Is reached. While
l here Is no ofriclnl Information on
I lie mailer, It Is Kenerally reported
Unit the levy will ho 13 mills, the
aitme as last year.
Hinge lutHsciiKcrs out this moruiiiK
were the following: Charles llruu
hit! to lllim Klver; J. N. Lindsay to
lioyle's; J. A. J. Crow to Crow: Hu
bert Jones to Mapletou: 11. Neeley
mid W. U hlHiiiau to Hale: P. J. lu
nula to I'Mmlra, nnd W. Uulney to
Muplcton.
Last nlKht was the coldcxt ulitht
of the present winter, with the ther
mometer at 2S nl 7 o'clock this
mornliiK. The mud In the at rents
was fioieti unite hard and thin Ice
was formed on mud puddles mill
ponds. I'he sun shone today pretty
hrluhtly at times and mine of the
snow was melted, Indications are
that there will he anoiher freeze tu
nluht. It la understood that a junk shop
will be opened In the old Me Karl a ml
shin k nl l he rumor of West KMnhth
and (Hive streels. It Is probable that
protest will be niiiilo by a number
of eitlleus In that vicinity to the
city council niiulnst allowing- auch an
esinlilhihnirut to du business on n
prominent corner. The old biillillni:
should ton coiiileiuned, any the other
properly owners In that vicinity, and
ordered torn down.
Morning Headache
Till a hxtit r-.kf of ally fliK'-'td
'tun!, tbm luke a i'o-- at Ilooi') iJilli.
This hUu,u treatment ueufllly rl art
ui th h tn an hour, ami a
fctlln ut health und utienKtrj uli (lay.
Takfi Hood's Pills
Northwest Is such as to demand ad
verse legislation, thereby dlacouraK-'
Ink railroad enterprises, the value of
tho bonds may shrink and the com
pany may decide not to offer the full
Issue for sale. Without these funds
available, liny point out, future de
velopment may be retarded.
Now that the Harriman system
has secured title to virtually a
throuKh rlKht-of-way from the Idaho
boundary to its lino In Western Ore
gon the construction of this stretch
of track la considered one of the ear-,
liest projects to be undertaken. This
schemo has been discussed from ev-:
cry viewpoint for many years, and
the actual start of operations has
frequently been announced.
liHTieWI I, iffleTOroaMiisiiwiisH f TT---; -rFIVVEmi
Agents Kabo & Nemo Corsets, Clark's Guaranteed Hose. Palmer Suits & Coats, Dent Gloves
The McMorran Weshbarne Store wfiS!fsu
Red Tag January Clearance Sale Bargains in Every Dept. in the Store
Bargains for Tomorrow cf Spschl hirest
EARLY CONSTRUCTION
OF LINE ACROSS STATE
Hiirrinittn Interests Securing
Right-of-way for Enat
mul West Rnod
Karly fonstrui'iiou liy the llurrl
ninn system of an east mid west line
from Vale to (Mill or some other
point on the NatiiMi-Klamath road,
now iieariuit completion. Is made pos
sible by Hie Inumffr of hupi'ltaut
ilKhl-of-vsy throuKh Malheur enli
ven by the lull Interests to the tiro
on Kaslern railroad a part of the
new Un ison ashlUKtou lUtlrond &
Navigation Co . as aiiuounred In the
OivKonlan jeiierday. a:is this morn
'u K s tlreitoiilnn.
li mine su'i'a in luuui inia tine
ll:ne not yet lie.ll taken, but that the:
'Mirk la part of the plana conic mplat
"I by the officers of the new nman-l
llntlon Is admitted. Kortcie alicailr
ha lieetl luaile and a complete re
'ort of the condition of the country
ihr.Mifh lilch Hie new road a III pain'
is on file In (he ll irrlmnn offices In I
I'eitUlliI ami Nr. York. j
When JudKc l,oetl, head of the I
Uarrliitan siilcni. as In the West;
last year he iraieried a part of the!
crei'iiped roule and eipre-ed hlinelt
m faierablv linpreied alttl the ami-1
itlon. Coiiitrto lien of the line wlll:
lepends lsii:e;. It 1. said, upon d.'-i
xeloputetlU In cuniis't Ion aith the
'Ts'alllrtUi'll of !he Ill's "n ;t.i it
Outcome licpcntL on Ii.muU
W hile mil b aiiili'lltiietueiit ha net
n't t'ceii lead". It Is undciiiioo r'hat
Mime of the fuiiiU acirumit froiV the
ale of lionda hlclO'lll be l'lfted
Ufen the uiarVet as imp a. Hie " r
I'lalient elKslt'llou i ' -J'Ud'll,
he u- I in t J.a.V.,,1 , Tbl.t
the etneit of oriiiii - i! i.. -.J
,'iii' ir ine ti.Mi.in fm I a r, .:W
..le. ecttV. h ei.-ce I-. a. viable
I. i-rr en ll'e pii'i.t ! wi'ii j
The ability to tnarVr: 'he be-,.' ;
'T'cis's i' l!ie contiMliv ilia ! ir- w .
)n.! laisi lv upon public aentlment. I
If the attitude of the people of the
NOT GREAT DEAL OF
COMPLAINT ABOUT
TELEPHONE SERVICE
8prlnfleld Jan. 13. There Is lit
tle complaint In this city concerning
tho telephone service. In spit of the
fact that the Commercial club has a
coinmlttco working on the possibili
ties of a new company. It Is gener
ally tidmitted that the actual Spring
field service la almost above Im
provement. With the new switch
board and the operation of an unus
unlly efficient central force, all the
complaint against the city telephone
service has been eliminated. In com
pany with Manager ileaton, of the tel
ephone company, a Guard reporter
Interviewed a number of leudlug cit
izens of Bprlngfleld yesterday in an
effort to learn the nature of the Com
mercial club's complaint. It seems
thut what IS objected to Is the prac
tice of running tho farmers' lines In
to Kiigcne when they are In reullty In
Springfield's territory. It was
claimed that tho telcphono company
had refused the farmers' request to
ho allowed to connect with the
Springfield exchange. It was also
thought that the lines running up the
McKiiuzlo river, as well as to Wend
llng and Natron, should be centred In
Springfield office. Mr. Ileaton ex
plained thut where tho farmers had
requested to bo connected with the
Springfield exi'hange ho hnd never
eucournged them to come to Kugcno,
and that ho would ho perfectly will
ing to put any lino on the Springfield
exchange where the majority of the
parties desired. In regard to the
McKonzle and Wendlltig lines he stat
ed that tho actual business done on
these Hues from Springfield was in
significant In cnmpurlson with that
done from Wugene, nnd that It would
not bo wise in any way to put these
on tho Springfield exchange ut pres
ent. There was also an objection In re
gard to the rates. It was claimed
that some of the farmers are paying
as high as $7. fill a year, while others
only pay a dollar. Mr. Ileaton ex
plained that there was no party on n
Springfield farmers' line paying 7.ii0
and that there had been no Increase
In the rates for 'phono service In
Springfield. It there hnd been he
said that such parlies would ho enti
tled to a rebate, lie suited that he
would be plensed to consider nny com
plaint from the Conimorclul club, and
thought Unit matters could be nrrnng
ed by a definite and friendly under
standing as easily as from a hostile
vantage point.
BILL PATTON PAYS
TEN DOLLAR FINE
Springfield. Jan. 13. "UiU" Pill
ion, a Goshen farmer, who stepped
off the slreelcar from Kugene yester
day In a "henstly condition," was
JilMed hy the Springfield police. He
was brought before City lteeorder
M ii 1 1 1 ii and sent home after deposit
ing a gold eagle for disturbing the
city's trauinilllty. This is the sec
ond sum paid by the same "boozer"
within the past tell days. Several
other fines have been paid for simil
ar offenses recently.
CHICHESTER S FILLS
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a I'leii' I'll'1' fllNM
f ,,.!, .. ,. ..... ..... k : . .
"tllllttV n"' r ' c ' ! "' l.'l!
50c SilK, Suitable for Evening
Gowns, Specially Priced, yard, 33c
Tomorrow we offer Cropi; do Ciiinn Silk,
ilullsi nnd I'tijilins in ilnin iunl floral ef
fects, in white, cream ,pink, light h'u.',
f?r;iy, Alice, reseda, old rose, mat;;, etc.;
lieiiiitiful soft lustre silk, 11) and '! in. wide
silks that sold for f.Uc to 7.jc a yard: Imy
all you want tomorrow at, per yard. 3 3 G
25c Fleece-Lined Hose, per Pr, 15c
10 dozen Jilack Fleece-Lined Hose; extra
quality, good heavy fleece; plain and rib
top; all sizes; seamless foot; qual.; 5C
$1.50 Ladies' Underwear, Gar. 75c
85c Children's Drawers, Each, 39c
Children's all-wool Drawers, sizes lfi-.'I4;
sold regular at S5o a garment ; now. 33o
I
12 l-2c HucK Towels. $1.00 1
,!.,!! lluck Towels, jrood iari- size; red .&
Inn dor: ;,'ood lieavy weight, suitalile for ho
tels and i-ooiniii.tr houses; get your share at
the very low price of, per dozen. . ol.CO
Crrsh Toweling, per Yd, Sc Q !0c
75c Table Linen, Special, Yd., 4i?c 1
,"i I'iei-es fine all-linen Table J'amask and
.Mercerized Damask; all new patterns; dots
and figures; 5S to GS in. wide; 75c. val. 48'J
12 l-2c Yard-Wide Muslin, Yd., 9c
lCc Yard-Wide Cambric, Yd., 12c
Two extra specials in the Domestic Section
very soft Muslin, full yard wido, fiue for
undergarments; 12 l-2c quality, yard. 9(j
Sj'leiid.id soft Cambric for undergarments;
full yard wide; lbV quality, spec, yd. 2c
$1X0 Cheney Foulard SilK, yd. 75c
$1.35 AND $1.50 CAMBRIC NIGHT GOWNS, SPECIALLY PRICED AT 98c
A great special in fine Cambric Night Gowns; lace and embroidery trimmed; high neck,
Ion? sleeves; Dutch neck and short sleeves; great values at the special price of, each, ggg
$15.00 AND $16.00 MEN'S WORSTED SUITS, SPECIALLY PRICED. $9.75
200 Men's Suits, all new this fall; the newest models, maae 01 me Desi cioms ana most la.
vored colors and weaves. TM is an o-o-tr,i;'v you cannot afford to miss; special S9.75
i fflHiat.Li.aaiiani t.t SE , V1 .f
LONG DISTANCE
FOR ALL PHONES
i-oniiiv vli. liii'' list' ma) ror.fs nl 4 u
W.lll.n il!,. !i i '.' i 1,1 ih.-ir work
in ih.-ir illf.-. r-i-t f;.l.: .-f 1 .ho-. Kiin- f niFD
" a
ii-.in i' K
ilu'iv M.-Xiltt
Bill to Compel Telephone Com
panies to Connect With
Other Lines
ml v
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tin' holi.l
Siilfin. Or.. .Inn. IS. A liill "f Ini-piirlniu-i'
In ri'shl-Mils of ninny Imvni.
In (lri'nun will In' li'truiliK i d :tt ''i"
: pri-scnt s'S.-lntl nf lilt' .'i:ls;.'i: !
, Ui'iMi'Si'llliillvo Kilwmil (1. V:: : :' it'
! Miiltniiniiili. -i n u H i n t'ni' H'l
lillnlli' rnliii;inii'.s to ( 'li lli'c l M il!) :l."
1 Ini-nl t'ilinni;i' nf nil iltli-i :n: '
i liiwn.i In wllitli lli.'y i'l:tt'r will) their
1 Innir (llu.,ii,. llnr.
I'll,, sitiinil.in nl pivscnt I'xisls. in """"l"1 . , m-i". . mumii.it
which the I'm-ll li' T.'lonli.mo T.'lt- ' ' "'- '" . Ml'! ' "r !
!,.,-,. iIMim par. 'I'll. Mr :,;: Mvf. In". Mlllu-l!l
j Ulna I II I II pliers wll.'ll' till' l -,'lui
ii i1,. ii.'i Inili'iiiMiil.'ii t msli'lns
! with mi nun', humus with tho lars.-r ,!""-',ll',r' r- A,!;1 Jtrubak.T.
i eorpoi-iit inn. 'I'll.' mini,' rmii.i'iiih Mr. ami S. Iliil.-ry sp.-nt the hol-
I nmilloa tn tin' NiTiliwi-st Tcl.'iilii.ti.' ''la. "i .I'liril-init.
j & T olcKrnph coinpnnv. Whore siii'h " " "
l. siii'iHii .us oiKiipiuiv hav- COMPANY h'OJ ASKFD
ji::ilr1ft;;;;:;";;!'i':f';,: to bio on powpr
niiiiiiilpallty mul 111,, parly vnlloil l.y i PLANT MATERIALS
: liMli; lliSiaiU,' I1II1S1 ,'IMII.. I T' Mil 111
i liiuno lo Hits liouth. Vory I'ft.Mi It v Ijn'.'. ... I', . . . .m , tv;..,;.. ,
t may In' a malt. -r nf milos :unl nl Hi.' ... ;. . . ,. c .
sumo tinio lli.M',' Mini ho n ti'loplinno 1 M,l,.-r ,i " mm.
' nf tho nilirr sisioiii In tho ri'siiloni-i' t,.., :l j.. ..,. .
nf tho poiMM i-alii'il. ! il..,,,. i'.-.. ,1, .',
.. W.I.TI-:ilII.I.K ITKMS '' i,,.' ji f-Z'r !'',V!;'.
- til !.' iim .1 in i-n',
SpOl'llll t'lMTOpiltld. Hi O. , I, , . . ,
! Tho iliffolonl torn tiors nor tho oii r'.rio p'ar.i al Mai !
at IliarhliM ; Sils.,11 lri:i to lli'i'rlltirn ,
.,,,
W, !' i ' nf a I'hi'ivh t pt. Anthnnv. Idaho. .Jannarv r'
''l. pm , 1 o in ilii.nli l.y inn, Dr. William J. Mlddlrton.'sis-ii
.Iosh- Ka-'o:i. Ii lias a ploap.uit H.niiiil. i; y,.ars. llo was well-known in
' ' -,r !;;:s m f 'r re- 'vi io. M.ns the father of Mis. J.
l-i vm'i ' : ii". i!!lli'-ii lis tn lio re- '. Kays.
.no.. 1 in t1 in i ' nl' li"r si-t.M'-in- ; ' -. - - .
'.iw. "is. --i ,. vims,, skillful , ,.
,,,., .- . , ., . ,..,! i,v i ..ilrr,.'s w:,s ""'iil'ly figuring on the roofiiiR
lr,. ).'. . ir ..'.'.ut thi'i ,"'"r hanilleil through a 1, ,. nl
riHu ai.'. ' Mi-. ai.TMi-s. r.-.i.i' Pnst hardware firm.
'"":"'"V THIS Sl'IlSCimiKH SAVS
To.- ' ' i ' i : i so" of Mi-, ami Mrs. SKKVK'K IS i(Mll
i.oo. rmlor mis l.uiit'.l la, t Sa.tuniay
K.lltor Onard: I notleeil in Th
inily (Inaril. on two different oiva
in'is of rural phone users coninbin-
. Miili. in sriont M'- marges and serviee.
tl ind with liiiir -Vlnv in reard to cHarcins. nf
-n me, will all like to fret It as r as
i"alil.' as iinsslzle. hut aboul the si r
ii'o. I ean't aftree wilh those wlin
are i,;. in j 1 1 a I nl n i?.
We ciiii net central always tin! . -s
lioie is soiuoUiiim wronir with m-.r
I'ne. I only know of one ooi-asii n.
nnd 1 hat was only for an hour or s o
and I do not think It was the fault
'I' central. We only have 11 pip n s
on Kin- line, and a "double wire li o
at that.
The most trouble with these fa -a
oiw' lines are they have ton man.
liluin.'s mi one line, and w-'aki n if.
nnd veil can't expect 1:0ml senin'
wiih llio.se conditions.
'" JOS. GIMP!..
, !hone Fanners -Ux!
' l.um'iie. Or., Jat
i lioor no. I
' l1 .nil M !o'
lie iooit iwn
1 -1 ' 1 . " t!r;l
1 '! tn
Ian. 12
1911.
M.l. DI1Y ri.KAMMi
The art of tiry Clennlng la cempnr
ntivolr new, and la tinaiitiderstoeil tn
a Kre.it part of the public. Much -f
the en called Pry Cleaning la 'Mijr'
but net "clean III!.'
The Inf. Tier work la the result ot
(be mcttied employed by many atnall
plncca alio have no machinery or
prepor equipment for dolnit the work
ami eotiiMsta meri'ly In brusliliiR the
in.itonal. either by hand or with a
'mull apparatus (pe-callod vacuum
cle mm u 1 . and apeinMiin the aurface
aiili a luninl other tti.111 aater. 'l'his
rtittlii'd clcuna the aurface of the
good to netne extent, but leavea all
the dirt and urease on the reverse
m.le and In the renter of the cleih.
and In it.,' caae of coala, jackets and
uli, r lii.,,1 Ki.rinenta, the dirt la loft
In the luirr-ltnlnK. paddllilt. etc . and
In n 1hm'1 time will work out to the
urfa.e and the itarment la as aollcd
looking a It waa before It aa cle.ia
rd
Pit ri..ni!nn In lt preper eii
tiitm an abnolute and thotou:.
,'hanltiit of an article. throuKh and
through, llhel tli-O 'er
1 lit I done bv the em ploy men t of
rvpcnulve and apeclaUv conatructcd
iii.uhiuirT and appliances, wtth
so-i t a'id olher aolventa. the use
1 .o-t.on of which ar only eroperl)
if, l,'rto,ol bv the chemlM.
Kt AIKNK PYK1MI AMI OI.KAMNii
WOIIKH
Kverythlnt I'oasible In rieanlnf
and Pyln
ISk Eait Ninth St. I'hona Mala li!
er
ottles
For Coli Nights
Wonliln't your bed fed a Utile ir.ore coir., jj
fortablo with n Hot Water Bot'.lu in il? You ji
can set a -00a Hot Water Botf.o at Bowes' ji
for 31.25. ninl a fine Riiaran'erd 0:10 for !
SI. 73. Our rubber is all this yen's stock,
so you run no risk. 'i
EOWEES COLD TABLETS -a ill not cr.vc i
11 coKl in one u..y, but you wu U- reLivel 'i
af'.or the first tVty ami na good - iuw .-.itor !;
two or throe days' neatmrr.:. T'::, , e !!
lu'-.lnni; st us SiiOii." I'o-a cvs' f old I
Tal'lot. pi K 0 c -
fold ivi a ;,t a ;.'.:'.: co. " " j'
I
So many people. nro Do;n in the Back. We I
have n Plaster fiat "texhrs .he f A
riLu ub t'm'iitM is liy. V;-: tlnno ' r I
lane backs. Price .
Gccch
Deli?crc
25:
H Givers MsnthoJated
Whi:sPine'
V, :d 1 ci.tvc a troublesome cough. There is
bis of white pi-i e couph syrun. but only one
ov.c.s Vh:te Pine"; price, per bottle. I
! GwC J
! '' ' f Camphor in the oil 25C I
A T ' P i .' L 0 G I S T IN E AND DENVER MUD
v ' 1 ii'-c coltl air off of your chest: i:s
!v,oi -:s 25c and 5Co
.'-..I.:. i.pxiCS You know the worn-out
"H '"r.cs of prevention," etc. Ju"'-
' I ' I'-.t caution; have
- - :--v .c of rydi-ocn in the house; a bv
r. r.ros-de for zZi
'- Antiseptic and Listerine.
,v ' "' '' Formaldehyde Fumialors
- i" . tint you would expect '.0
- I vu tj-d.ite dinar store at BOWEKS.
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