Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, January 21, 1911, Image 11

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Newspaper Page Textn "win- i MT TO U TV? rv 1 l.'l MM MxtitM IS A ML HOOD. Ton cannot secure ft mora eatla ! (wtnrllv made cigar than a HT. ; HOOD. IU workmanabJp la per (ect. and the leaf that la put lato It is coaslderably better than what the majority at dewier pot : into a 1" cent cigar. , K too -ilsft to enjoy .a genuine ' -quality amoke." tr MT. HOOD Willow dale Six Lots For Every Acre. J. K. PRATT Phone ) 5 Over FoMy Theatre LADUKE & LEFFLER Bed Rock Well Drillers Phone Red sill 1 Vtllart Black 7241 .. 917 B. 11th It I I 8.crd w ien t-erythfog else fails, p p .1 ccivuuii prostration and fena'.e L , -.vsaWrcsseH Jhey are tuc sypremf! fc. I rerceuy, at, thousands have lestihed. k ! FSR KIDNEY, LIVER AND fc I STOMACH TROUBLE g It is the best medicine ever sold n WOOD for FUEL Oak - Mnple - Fir WILLIAMS TANSFER GO HANDY MEAT MARKE1 IS THE PLACE It you want iresh meat and prompt delivery. We cure our own hams an J bacon. Home made head cheese aiu! sausage. We cater to choict ' family trade ihSt.nej- iVill. jit. hone Red 486 1 SCHUMAN & SON - COMS TO SEE The Self-Filling Waterman Ideal Fountain Pen . n SCHWAsZSCILD'S bock eroEi THE AMERICAN HOTEL ?-vHnTfilH. frr BM ul Service, promtp atteutlon. courteous treatment. SOUl'llHiN IUHKir T1MF. t'AI!l' N'Ttpnouno No. 6:00 a. m. .v.. 1 S Arrives 11:60 a. m.: at 12:10 p. m. v' 12 (Shasta Limited, on asaj-r, tak-ril 10:27 a. m v' IS 4:43 p. m. utiihun1. 1'' 12 37 . m ' 6:00 a. m I !-: mi, p, tn :2 p m. -10:30 p. m. 1 1 i ai ,.,... . . . N' Ni' -" tkoi- H p ro v.. -j ' t M is . ur Km :50 a. l. ar Matron rr ama-aaa. l at PATTON'S SUN PROOF PAINTS : Made to Stand Oregon' Climate ' J f.OLI BY OVERTON'S H 7Ui St. Phone R. 1181 WING & CAMPBELL TH HOME OF GOOD MEATS 512 W'illactto St. l'lione Main 38. Big Reduction on WALL PAPER FRED LUDF0RD, The Paint Man, 102 West Eighth Street, Phone Red 5411 JOS. F. FRANZWA Genera! . ' Biacksmithing and Wagon Work Horseshoeing a SiecftAty No OverchaJge Good Workmanshin Shop Red 6421.. Res. Black 7861 ,'iirrluse Kvpairing. Rubber Tliwlas AYA & HEITZMM PLUMBING REMOVED TO ' 26 AND 28 W. SIXTH We are now in better shape to attend to all kinds of plumb ing and sheet metal work- more room. Bangs Livery Co iiVery, Feed and Soie Stable OKFICE OF Eugene, Blue River ft Foley Sprlnsa tJuuene, Mapleton A Florence. Sugene, Fall Creek ft Lowell. Eugene and Crow stages. CAI58 TO OKI) ICR Phone Main li. Bryant Transfer Co. All kinds of light and heavy hauling. General transfer business. Phone Main 74. MIICIIIHttaWM J0SPH JACOBS Second-Hand Goods. llnys Hides, Wool, Furs, Copper llrass, Cast Iron, Klc. Buys and sells Genu' Kurnlsliliu; Goods. 87 V V.ST EIGHTH STREET, Eugene, Oregon Madame Dean's I Pills, ly A 8ATR, Cl!KTAI!t """.j MlSTiir ATli.x. Mill IW 19 UL K,fc' inn-l Kr"dvl inttnaicllon liii,r m,-e,l ,r M..n.y ft-f iii..I"I-J-f I'r' rnul tnr'l.'d ptI.i. lllxti-l II--in onlriiU.I.! I-! pl'l " " ,r'kV,'7l; SimiM frrf. Ili-l-I "1 l-tl.n tlw rnoiii-. -T-t r,.. vil"ini. If rir ri " iutm yu' FOKSA LK &ouie ot the Sladden lota near the Geary school (or sale. Enquire at 334 West Fifth street. Easy terms. J 20 LIMBER All kinds of slab wood, U-inch and 4-foot. Fischer & Bally Lumber Co., phone Main 329, Springfield. tf FOR SALE Millinery stock and fix tures; good location: good busi ness. Address 41 West Eighth St., Eugene, Oregon J31 HAY FOR SALE: Cheat, oata and vetch mixed. Phone Farmers 18 x5. J23 FOR SALE 3 heavy youug draft horses, heavy wagon and set of harness. Call on Charles Croner, 20th and Willamette sts. J21 FOR SALE Good five-room cottage built less than two years ago. En quire of L. F. Jensen at Eugene Planing Mill on Lawrence St. it FOR SALE Team nine years old, weighing 2000 pounds, harness and two-ton ,dray wagon. Will sell reasonable if taken at once For particulars call at 831 Harri son avenue. A. W. Hunt. tf FOR SALE Vetch aud oats hay mixed; also good oat straw. Phone Farmers 469. j22 FOR SALE I offer for sale a few more shares ot Lane County Asset Co. stock at par value of SI per share. This chance will not last long. Geo. Melvin Miller, fiscal agent, cor. 8th and Willamette, tf FOR SALE: Large lot on S. E. cor nar of street, 84x160. This Is a grand location for a home. And vn nn oat thla frtr 1X00 Raa m about this. Oregon Home Seekers' Co.. 420 Willamette. tf FORS ALE 6000 feet of concrete dilnwnllr ilallvora anvwharn in Eugene. ' Address Jens Ericksen, f . u. box zou, uugene. jao FOR SALE One good lot, Universl district, Inside Falrmount loop car line; twenty-minute car service; fifteen minutes walk to post of fice. Price an object. Better see Reynolds and Investigate at once 4 74 Willamette St. FOR SALE A good nearly new five room plastered li8use in good lo nMr,n plnea In PrlPA. 11 300. Sain Ruch Realty Co.. corner 8th and Willamette sts. J20 I WTT.f. RRi.T At TTIV nlftp.fi. six miles northwest of Eugene, Feb ruary 1st, iii, my personal prop erty anu all my household goods, commencing at 10 o'clock sharp. I nn. DnlnO In luUVA tllA HlintrV find this property must be sold. Hen ry Nurre, Owner, uoi. J. J. nar- baugh, auctioneer. j31 FOR SALE S. C. Brown Leghorn cockerels, $1.50 each. Geo. C. Wlci mer, Route No. 1. Eugene, Or j24 HAY FOR SALE Loose and baled hay and baled straw; delivered in town. Phone Farmers 464. J25 FOR SALE IrfS acres on good road, S miles from city; gooa son; eigui room, two-story house; big barn1 wood-house with wash room r' tnched: chicken house; good emu nry; 75 neres In oats: sore int timber; pasture; all kinds of Trult two wells: two plows: hnex mid buggv! pnnv; two ei s; I o do zen chickens; only $8njin. If you want a good place, lool ;il this. Oregon Homeseekers' Co., 420 Willamette street. tf FOR SALE 105 acres. 70 in culti vation, 35 timber and pasture, 70 backwater overflow; fine for hogs and small fruit; also fine garden land. This lnnd will rnise 300 bushels of potatoes to the acre, with three cultivations. This land is 22 miles from Eugene and Is only 1 mile from railroad station and good town. There is a good lake on the place, sultnble for a stock ranch. You can buy this for $00 per acre. Oregon Home Seek ers' Co., 420 Willamette St tf BEST BARGAIN IN THIl COUNTY 87-acre farm; good river bottom land: will sell all or In small tracts. Phone Black 2997, or call at 369 Lincoln street tf FOR SALE J. M. HOWE FOR SALE by J. M. Howe. 676 Oilve street, between Eighth and Ninth: No. 356 9-room house; four stoves and ono good range; matting on hall; carpet on sitting .room and bedroom; lot 74x160; price $4750. No. 360 8-room Bouse and barn; 8 lots, 66x120: fine location on car line; price for short time $6000. No. 367 6-room house and one acre street; lot 66x160 leet; good buy at $2400. No. 408 7-room house on West 7th street; full lot; price, $3160. Hi 432 New 5-room house with a lern basement and furnace; lot ijS0 feet; $3300. 4ij8 Good 7-room house on pav ed street; East Eleventh: also a barn: lot 80x133 ft.; price $5000, or will trade for Portland prop erty. No. 435 New 7-room house; hard plaster; llehts. sewer and city wa ter; good location; east front; size of lot 63x160 ft.: prlre $3200; 6 cords of wood for sale on the place at $30.00. No. 86 153 acres; 90 acres In cul tivation; 9-room plastered house; 4 barns; water piped to the house; 4 springs on the place; S acres In orchard; tVt miles from town; price $50 per acre. No. 266 32H4 acres; 100 acres In cultivation; two sets of buildings on the place; all fenced except the south aid, which affords good out range for stock; three good work horsna, harness and wagon: eight bead of cattle; eleven hogs; In fact, everything on the place In way of farm Implements; veral ILLUSION Good '.looks, goo d clothes. And a speaking part For talent goes In dramatic art. Find an actor. l'flVI.'ll Tl VLVTl'IMUViQ VI'77I.P Upside down, nose at man's ear. FOIt SA-LK (Continued) good springs; good stock and fruit ranch; lhi miles from railroad station; $8000; or $10,000 down. balance to suit purchaser; 6 per cent Interest; price $50.00 per acre. No. 269 196 acres, 4U la cultiva tion; 100 acres fine second growth fir timber; 10 acres good beaver dam land; creek running through the place; good well and Bpring; 8-room house; upstairs not finish ed; assortment of fruit: 1 miles from Smithfield; $35.00 per acre, and will take city property as ;jart payment to the amount of $2000. No. 274 10 acres SH miles north; small house; fair barn; 175 young trees, apples, cherries and peaches; price $3750. No. 275 11 acres 4 ',4 miles, on the river road; 6-room house; a very fair barn; few youug fruit trees; price $3600; $1500 down, balance at 7 per cent on or before three years. No. 276 36 acres 9 miles north on river road; no buildings, but a fine building site; 10 acres flue garden land; all In cultivation; Mi mile from school aud church; price $160.00 per acre, $3850.00 can stand on the place for three years from Oct. 6, 1910. lo 0, 6, 1913, at 4 per cent Interest. FOR SALE No. 278262 acres, 5 1-2 miles northwest of Eugene, about 125 in cultivation; all good fence; no buildings; some oak tim ber for wood. $50 per acre. J. M. Howe. -O. 279 87 acres, 6 1-2 miles north of Eugene; 60 acres lu cultivation; ' -7 acres mnple stump and brush ; Price, $12,000, or can sell In 10 ucre tracts for $200 per acre. J. M. Howe. FOR SALE No. 280 320 acres. 8 miles north of Eugene; uo build Ings; can farm nearly every foot of this land. $60 per ncre, half cash, balance to suit at 6 per ccut. J, M. Howe. ,1. M. HOWE 576 Olive, between 8th and 9th Sts. tf FOR SALE Houbo furniture and 2 bicycles nearly new. Corner 19th st. and Stewart avenue. J24 FOR SALE OR RENT A 7-room house with bath and toilet connec tions ; good barn; on a corner lot 74x160 feet; a very desirable loca tion oil 13th and Mill streets, mid way between Willamette streot and the University; a bargain. Enquire 496 Llncol" and West Seventh streets. TOR RJlt FOR GOOD ROOMS call on S. F. Gourey, No. 32 East Ninth street, FOR RENT Nw ami finely fur nished rooms on first and seconf floors; single and In suites; for light housekeeping. Light .beat, bath, bnt and cold water; I blocks from Willamette t. 1S R. 70) -street tf FOR RENT Good, comfortable 8 roum house with electric light, city water and bath; two blocks from postofflce. Address Blain II. Ho vey, over 560 Willamette street. Eugene. Oregon. tf FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms, . partly furnished, and garden! ground. Call at 617 Alder street. i . tf j FOR RENT Onu4 iniinern House In, very desirable location. 2 blocks west of Willamette st. Address Box; 14, Eugene, Oregon. If FOR RENT Furnished and nnfur- Dished rooms. Hall block, (7 East; 9th street . Enquire at Room 5, 1 Second floor;; also storage of all kinds st niv warehouse, across from 8. P. freight depot Oeo. T. i Halt. tfl FOR RENT Five-room cottage;, electric light, gas, city water and close in. Inquire Campbell-Fell-, man Co., Honsefurnlshera or 806; Pearl street, corner 13th. tf FOR RENT OR HALE b-room house, barn, chicken house; good deep well, large yard fruit trees. 645 West 6th street. Hee owner, E. L. Lewis, 765 W. 6th street. GOOD BOARD Witt, or without a clean, warm, comfortably furnish ed room. Home surronndlaga In a n let. private faailly. Kafareaces (astasia. 11 Bast Twatftt. tf Ft IK ItkNT (Continued) FOR RENT A new modern soven rbom house, furnished or unfur nished. Call at 771 Patterson st. m FOR RENT Furnished rooms for housekeeping at 165 West Fourth street, three blocks from the ca line. Enquire at that number. t WANTED WANTED A practical nurse. In quire at 81 E. '9th st. tf WANTED Potatoes; Frank Blair commission Co., phono Main 224, 665 Olive street, Eugene. tf WANTED An experienced body ironer operator wanted. Apply nt Fisher laundry. tf BOY WANTED To curry papers Must have wheel and be prepared and willing to carry In all kinds of wenther. Apply Circulation Manager, Guard office. WANTED Two unfurnished house keeping rooms. Cnll at 866 Wil lamette street after 5 p. m., or phone Main 656. WANTED Middle-aged man to help niirso sick porson; $26 per month, board and room. Phone Farmers 21X2. J25 WANTED A University student wants nny kind of janitor work in a store or office Address Student, care Guard. j 2 1 WANTED Boy to carry Evening Telegram. Apply tit Bailey's gro cery. J21 WANTED Japanese flrst-clnss cook wauls position nt onco In frnlernity house or family or hotel. Address 736 Abler St. Ccorg Ynnia. J25 MISfi:i,l,tXMII S. TI 110 ROYAL tor everything good to eat. Open day and night. 629 Willamette street. . tf MONEY TO LOAN On real estate. Apply to S. 1). Allen. 121 Hats, cleaned, blocked and dyed by Miller. Iho hatter, at Calo, the tail or's. Opposite post office. if HIGHEST CASH PRICE paid foi poultry and eggs. Fresh fish ev ery day. At Newman Mnrket, cor ner 6th and Olive. Phone Malr 831. , IF YOU WISH TO SELL your real estate, list It with us at the right price. We have plenty of buyers who are buying at the right price, and they might buy yours. Ore go a Home Seekers' Co., 420 Wll lansaM streot. s tf LOST AM) FOUND. LOST Ladle' black purse contain Ing three $5 gold pieces and some silver betwoen Willamette st. and three miles out on Lorane road. Return to Guard office. Reward J20 LOST Silver belt pin, about two Inches In diameter, with face of a woman. Finder pleas leave at 194 E. 10th st. Reward. J20 STRAYED Team of gray horses, one mare and one horse; weight 1400 lbs. each. Inform James Hill, 790 Willamette street. Phone Black 28 H, or Guard office. tf If the party who took the quirt from the stage of the Folly theatre last evening will return It to this of fice the girl from Wyoming will re ward thorn. The quirt wns a present and has associations that make It of value to her alone. See our roinp'ete slock of Edison snd Victor Talking Machines and Re cords for holiday trade. Hoiwh Mu sic Hens", Tenth aad Willamette streets. tf The Moore you want Moore, the Carped Cleaner. Phono Black. 709' Boiled water servod at the Hotel Ostium at all times tf According lo the Corvnllls Oezette Tlmes, Chaunrey Hareley klllei) 28 dinks by firing both barrels of his gun Into a pot of them, just after the freeze. They had rushed Into the slough for a feed. MTKRU'Jirc ECLE il IIM UwU I'jr ,'fi,u,in but th-s a Bingham Land Co. Timber Lands Farm and City Property Insurance and Rentals 14 East Eighth St. For Estimates On Your Plumbing and Sheet Metal Sea K. L. 23 West 8th St. Phone PRFAT In n""8 nlul S,0W8' The TrwvTo plaCe t0 get I"""' a,'d BARGAINS quantity BRODERS Try our Sugar-Cured Hams nnnTUrnc and Bacon. Phoue Main 40 ' DKU 1 illLll J Newman Fish and Poultry Market Corner 6th and Olive Phone Main a J I STRIKE WHILE THE IRON IS HOT That Is, don't delay when the op portunity presents ltsolf. This 1b an opportunity to get your carriage and wagoti repalrod nt a very small cost. Later on when business is heavier we will have to churgo regular rates Do not neglect til is chatico. BURBACK r!ll OLIVE STREET Make the Liver DcTitsDuty Nine tisiM la ten wkeo ihe ftW b right aSe stomaoh aad boweit are light. CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS mhbutannlrc aei a Ley Iwei ajj to ti My. Cum CoJKj aUpatioa, Indices. A tloa, Siak Hamelaaba, aad Diitaraai aitar latxaf. m.faalD GcnotJie asxu Signature HpiiiNGFikiLii hand anu onAvisii Rand, graval and loam tor aale. I, cava orders at C. K. Morrison Mora, Phone Main 174. Powers ft Court right. . tf Would you buy goods at a reduc tion of one-third to one-half from regular prices? Then don't overlook tho removal sale of Iho Watts Jew elry comimny, corner Ninth nnd Wll latnette streets. If BARGAIN DAY ALL THIS MONTH During the present month, January, 1911, t'le Dally Guard will give special bar gain rates as nn Inducement to both old and new sub scribers to pay In advance for six months or n year. Tho prlco will bo for this month, Dally Guard, deliver ed In Eugene or Springfield by carrier, . $2.00 for six months or $4.00 per year. Tho Dally Duaril by mail will bo sent out, during this month only, for $2.50 a yenr. These rates will hold good for thla month only and are given as an Inducement for subscribers to pay In ad vance nt the beginning of the year, saving the publish er tho cost of collecting. Hunters hunting ducks thought taa ducks said: Kodaks, kodaks, ka At Uaa's. kte taVe fUe sBe- aTOata. r !rnriTTBr PI LIS. 7 ftl3a-L I Eugene, Or. HALL Main 185 Eugene, Oregon 'A AH kinds of fresh Fish arrive dnlly Clnms, Crabs and Shrimps. Salmon 12Uo nn Coil joe Admit Ic Coast Oysters, quart . . .0c Atlantic Const Oysters, pint . . . ,!l(lc Headiiuartei'S for Columbia river Hmelts. Wo hnvo our own private delivery. 4. Trustee's Sulo of Personal Properly In (ho matter of C. E. Cookerly, bankrupt, In bankruptcy. Notice Is hereby given that the mi (lerslKiiod, trustee, will on Monday, tho 23d day of January, 1911. at tho hour of 2 o'clock p. in., sell the fol lowing described personal property: All tho Btock of goods, wares and merchandise and fixtures constitut ing the storo ot said bankrupt, known as the Diamond C Electric storo, up on OUvo stroet. between Eighth aud Ninth Btrcots, In Eugene, Oregon. Snld sale shall bo by aonlud bids, and nil bids must be soalod and sub mitted to tho trustee, accompanied by n certified check for 10 per cent of tho nmount ot the bid. All bids to bo opened at the office of Hon. C. A. Wlnteriiioler, referee In bankrupt cy, In Eugeno, Lano county, Oregon, at 2 o'clock p. m. on January 23, 1911. All bids subject lo tho confirma tion of the referee. Tho bids for said property may bo ns follows: . 1. Oiyi bid on the stork of elec tric goods, wares and merchandise. 2. Ono bid upon the fixtures." 3. Ono bid on tho stock and fix tures. . . Tho said stock or wnres, goods and meivandlHo is a stock of electric goods and supplies of tho estimated cost of over $1500, laid down nt Eu geno, Oregon. Copy of Inventory of said property can bo hnd by culling upon" Frutik Arniltsge, trustee,. Eu gene, Oregon, This In nn unusual opportunity for some ono wishing to engage in the electric supply business with a com plete stock nnd nn established trade. Dnto of first publication, January , 12th, 1911. FRANK L. ARMITAOE, Trustoo. COAL WOOD FUEL Don t wait until the last stick o wood Is gone before you order , el DON'T WORRY I Oak, Tie Blocks, Maple. Body Fir Ash, Hocond Growth Seneca Htoi k Food ' EUGENE FEED & FUEL CO. " I Phone Main 824. Office 67 W. 8th HALL 8b SHUMAWY Plumbing and Bcwer Work Also general jobbing In tin ana sheet Iron work. Iron work prompt ly attended to. Carry a full line o' plumbing fixtures. Phone Black mi. 7th and Oaf Streets. DR. A. BURSELL Physician and Surgeon. 2 in White Temple. Phono Main 678. Residence 963 Harrison avenue, Phone . Main 664. Ornduato lady nurse In attend ance 2-5 p. m., except Saturday and Sunday. O. W. EDMUNDS, M. I. BaajdallM Bye, Ear, Nose and Throat Suite 101 to 104, White Ten Phones, Office, lla'S 767 Raa. Black 1142 NOTICE Members nf the Eugene aerie, No, 275, F. O. E. are requested to meet Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock W attend the funeral of B. B. Labbe. jit . A, KOPPB, W. P. ' 3 V: It.: ft'i -ti o o