Eugene daily guard., February 21, 1911, Image 4

THE SVOKNX DAILY OUAKD, TUESDAY, TZB'Y 21, 1911.
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On Monday, February 20th
At 10a. m. We Opened Our New Home
The whole store is astir with the arrival of the new
Spring merchandise. For the last two months or
morr new spring goods have been arriving almost
daily at our new warerooms. Cases are. now un
packed, marked and placed on the shelves-and now
wer'e ready for you with everything that's new for
Spring. ....
New Spring Goods, New Spring
Dresses, New Dress Goods, New
Trimmings, New Waists, New
Wash Goods, New Ghinghams,
New Muslins, New Laces, New
Embroideries
V- hen
Cash Beats
Credit
Hampton'
Eugen
Springfield
Cottage Grove
The EUGENE DAILY GUARD
An Inili'iiciHli'iit PniM'r
Mrni'tH1 of AMHH'lat,d 1'rCHH
t'HAKI.KM H. FIHHKK
Killlor nd I'ulilUher
I'ubllahed every day of the wenk. Hunilny excuptod. Addreis II com
munlcnllom id make all ruiultUiiuca payable to The Eugone Uuard, Ku
Cena, Oroxun.
TUESDAY,, FEBRUARY 21, 1911.
TIIK WA.MHHKIl.
lleiuui half froxin, to my dour, and nxkml for brpnd, mid lintli
I11K iikiiv. I put lilin liy thu flit' to liako, anil fed him tt and
prunes and rak, and baliw uf liny, and pallx of bran, tuilll ho
meniMt a illff'icnl man. "Yuu arp a nri'ck," I hhIiI . "iilun What
broiiKhl you to lbl I'Vll p8?" "Wbi'ii I was ymuiK," thu wrack
rs'pllt'tl. "I wan my parmitri' bopo and pride; Ibey knew full well
that 1 wu.m meant to bo the rountry'a preaUlent. I wlKbrd to loam
tint barber' trade, and (), Hett nliua, thu fuxH they luaile. My Illy
linn. Ik should ne'er bn aollod by trlmmliiK whlker8,. raw or boiled.
And no they filled mu full of lore; I atudled yearn anil tht'ii Koine
morn, and never learuoil a blooiuliiK thliiK to help 1110 when 1 atarva,
by J I im. And aa I conned my hooka with rare, I limned to havo n
barber'a chair. I waded deep 111 liarwlu'a traah. and lonKcd to dye
Boino Kent's iiiUHtaeho, I atudled Wbateley, Slerne mid (iounh, and
loiiKi'd to cut aomv aldebonrda off. And when from study i waa
trim, 1 found thero waa no place for me. Dmiui Nature meant that
I should wear an apron at a barber'a chair, and here I alt, till
stuffed with llreek, and not a kopeck In my lireek." Ilia atory made
my bojotn sora: I sadly kicked Mm from my door, and uondorod
qur Uio dlssy breaks the human parent often makes.
' WALT "MA80N.
T Copyrliht. 119, by Ueorre Matthew Adams.
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year, and then went Into a receiver's hands. Starting new pa-
pors in Holds covered by old established publications, is not as
popular a pastime as it once was.
Now that the legislature has adjourned .after being very
considerate to the down-trodden corporations, we trust the era
of railroad building will not be longer delayed.
Eugene's building record this year is' going to press the
1909 limit the largest in the city's history very closely, and; J
it inay establish a new mark.
BENEFIT RECITAL
TOMORROW NIGHT
School of Oratory of Bible Uni
versity Will Help Ladies'
Aid Society
t'nder the anxplecH of the Ladles'
Aid Society of the Klrat Christian
church, the school of oratory of the
KuKcne lllbte unlveraltv will ulvn n
I recital at the Hlrat Christian church
Wednesday eveulUH. Kebruairy 22,
at H. o'clock. A amnll admlaalon of
15 cents for adults, and 10 cents for
children will be dunned, the funds
to no to the now church building.
Following Is the program:
"Tom Sawyer Treated for Love Sick
ness" Oeo. Hamsey
"Simon's Wife's Mother
I Mrs. (I race Kobb
"Too Late for the Train" Carl Mllee
The Old Clock's Story
The Cottage Drove county scat boomers will not gain friends
or popularity by holding up the funds of a state institution. Of
course, they will be able to do it. since the referendum is very ' ' w. Morgan
easy to Invoke now and a petition can quickly be filled with ' Ch, of" Z'St
names. The point Is that using referendum as a weapon for. "" the Lions".. Mm. Anna Mradiey
. ,-i, ...in .. ii. .1.1. . i. j I "Farmer Stebblns' Toboggan"
nuii m uvi pvjuiiti no vuia sjrabviu ui jupuinr uvuru- t Leslie Obert
ment ,nor tend to improve the standing with the publio of those
who invoke it. They may have the satisfaction of thinking they
have struck back at Eugene, but in the long run a policy of this
kind reacts upon those who adopt it ,and we predict that the
mass meeting at Cottage Orove Inst night sounded the death
knell of Nesmllh county. Eugene can get along without a larger
university two years, or for nil time to come, for that matter.J
This city has other foundations for its growth and commercial
expansion; as a matter of fact, few persons hero look upon the
ntilvnrallv ma a pnnimAfiilnl duiaI nnA tti tMn tt n !
. , ' ' 7. J" . " l"' S,,nh K of Kugerte. Ill
ger and better school originated, not with the peopto of Eugene, . aid .oumy. and thai nil p(!.-sons
hnt wa' conceived bv the mnnnirement nt the tnatitntlnn ' hnvlK dalnia against such
"lliiylnic Kellar". .. .Olive Wagers
The lllacksmlth's Story
The Hoy that Was iliilM'aat Three
Karl Chlldere
"The llyperchrondrlao"
lle,nry Van Winkle
"A Daughter Sacrificed"
Mm. Helen Swnln
Notice to Creditor.
Notice la hereby given thuf the
undersigned haa been appointed by
the county court of Ijtue couiitv,
Oregon, administrator of the rsiate
YOU KK.ST limber shop with
with everything furnished, - In
quire ut SOU Patterson St. tf.
S. H. Friendly & Co., the
leading store.
Wo wish to announce to
our patrons that we hnve se
cured the services of M. Cap
low, a ladies' tailor and fit
ter of unusual ability, hav
ing served in the best fash
ion centers of Europe and
America, nnd we are now pre
pared to handle all orders
for ladles' tailored suits,
coats and skirts. 1'erfect fit,
style and workmanship abso
lutely guaranteed. Our excel
lent line of imported wool
ens to choose from. t25
Real Estate News
FOU SALIC
ont hay.
Farmers 2(13,
rirsi. cwiss mceiy cureiii
also cheat, hay. I'hone KOH SALE So acres of coort Innri
tfl
WA.NTKli Kiupty 5 gallon oil cans
In good condition, at the Cnnncrv.1
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8ALK Oil Tit ADK Hulck model 10
19U9 automoWlo. This is fill-)
ly equipped, top glass front, speed--ometer.
cut-out dial box and Is In
first class condition. Inquire of
C. O. l'eterson, 462 High tsreet.
FOK RKNT 6 room house on 15th
and High streets. In good shape,
water and sewer connections.
Price only $9.00 per month. M.
L. Klllott, 214 White Temple, f 23
room cottage with
chicken park, some
close to
II. M
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Ot)HKN.
, " . I estate, should present :hi
itself. Tbtro wji no Eugcnclobby at Salem during the kgisla-j properly verified to said i
ture, and interest. Wits taken in it by our commercial organisa-, lor " lne omc 01 '
, ,i l ,i . ii i . . . 1 Lugeue. Oregon, within six
tlons no furthor than that which was naturally prompted by from the die of this notice
close association and friendliness for the school. Eucene as a' ',.'"',, ln, sl"1 a? ' rVbruary.
community, however, recognises the animus which inspired tho'0
action of Cottage Grove, and will accept the implied challenge;
for a fight to the finish In the spirit that has animated its poo- 0
pie during me past nve years, u wiero is ever a new county
carved out of Lane and Douglas, it is safe to say Oiat Cottage
Orove will not be its county seat.
FOR KENT B
two good lots
small fruit, deep well
school and car line. Trice. $10.00
a month. M. L. Ellltt, 114 White
Temple. fa 3
TO TRADE We-have good house
and lot, close In that we would
like to trade for some small place
with Improvements, must be with
in ten miles of Eugene. M. L.
Elliott, 214 White Temple. f 23
FOR HALE Five" acres nTTlne fruit
land, close to Eugene on the river
road: all In cultivation, deep loose
soil, fine for strawberries or gar
dening, plenty of water to Irrigate
can be had at fifteen feet, close to
achool, good road to Eugene.
Price onlv $87V00 with good
terms. M. L. Elliott, 214 White
Temple.
FOR SALE 100 acivc of good land
only two mllea from Eugene on
good road, about 60 acrea cleared,
and barn. This extra good fruit
land, and can be divided Into small
traits If desired. Only $90.00 per
aiie. with terms. M. L. Elliott.
214 White Temple
ten miles from Eugeno on main
road, one mile from good railroad
toum with high school, churches,
bank, etc. 12 ncres in bearing or
chard and 17 acres In timber,
good Improvements. All stock,
Implements and household effects
go ai this low price of $6000,00.
Wll take piece of city property
not to exceed $2500 in exchange.
M. L. Elliott, 214 White Temple.
FOR SALE 235 acres of good land
only five miles from Eugene, on
main roau, an in cultivation ex
cept 20 ncres which Is pasture
lana. gooa aeen so . all fenced
and cross-fenced, small family or-
cnara, goa improvements, 1-J mile
from railroad town, electric sur
vey runs through the plaee. Will
take $80.00 an acre If taken this
weea. win make terms. M. L.
Elliott. 214 White Temple. f23
WrcS Drive
JJk&Facts
1KW I'.llls tun
XH U OtNSIDKIUTION
,vn'l.ir'",:ht defw, ,f nl-tcd.
ten.ltr "K-n':ls- Ha scope and In-
A pair of lll-fiiting glasses Instead
a I of relieving the Mm,,,, ,f the strain
Administrator.
NKY TODAY
trouble: """," in,"ns"- "
It costs money to run a dally newspaper, for example, the
Inland Herald at Spokane ran $400,000 In debt la less than a
WANTKP - To hiiv a i:o-d feim
about tOO pounds, well broken
and gentle. nl gin, grade Jersev
Cow. 3 41 K ISili at "fi'J
FOR SALE Thorough bred female
fox lerrlor imp. Addreaa Sx
Willamette 8L f fij
CKM'IXE SACRIFICE 1 07 acre
of good land on the head of Alsea
llev. about IS acres In cultiva
tion, amall house and bam, over, I'orr.xt filing of c!i,,.s , ot
one million fi-et of saw timber. tamable hy 'rule of thumb , meth
runnlng trout stream runs throuith ' '"' l"'1'' bv ihoroech study and
place, large spring on place, could elenttrio experience and up-to-dite
be piped to house and used for lr- equipment.
rlgiitlng, small faniily orchard '" h;ive any iron!.!,, whitever
Owner Is in poor health of ml nee.1 "ln "' ,VM have Is examine
of monev. Will sell same for ,nra- nd tney tift-d glasses. ,.
lllMl.no and nake some terms. '"y , 1 ,"''n, n!l been the safe
M. 1 Klllott, 214 White Temple. nUOlU Ur I UAI PARI f"ID
4-Her KulkeanUll Drag store
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New, 7 room, modern bungalow,
walls hard plastered and tinted,
bath room and kitchen walls white
enameled, fire place, book shelves
and buffet built In, all modern
conveniences. Full basement, Roy
al hot air furnaces. Lot 50x142
feet, cement walks, graded lawn
and choice flowers. Terms. Prke
$3500.
Ten room house, plastered, city wat
er, electric lights, gas, porcelain
- bath, hot and cold water in nil
second floor rooms ,nnri -a1I
good bam nnd chicken house. This
is one or '.ne best located homes
in the city. South front lot 67x
175 feet, owner has formerly held
this property for $5300, but on
acount of business chance for
quick disposal we are offering It
for $4200. .
A very pretty high lot in Gross addi
tion, east front facing on Wood
cock street between 18th and 19th,
one block from carline, only $400.
I 85 ARCES 5 miles from Eugene,
25 acres in crop, 5 acres in clear
ed pasture, 30 acres more can be
cultivated when cleared, all choice
fruit lund; two wells, living spring
can be piped to house; barn. feed,
lug shed chicken house and oth
er outbuildings; farm fenced and
cross fonceil; family orchard o(
100 trees; on country crushed
rock road, 2 1-2 miles to carliue,
2,000 cords of wood, fir and oak
on place: will more than pay net
one half of purchase price. Price
$50.00 per acre. Balance any time
to suit at 7 per cent.
A beautiful block of twelve lots near
College Hill, all in bearing pear
trees. Price $4,000.
Three lots and a fraction with a 5
i ima uouse. trice $3,000.
Eleven room house with closets, city
water, bath, 2 toilets, gas, electric
lights, modern in every particular
Lot 60x160 feet, close ln. Price
$6,000.
For $1500, we can sell you close In
lot with cement sidewalks already
In and sewer ln alley; or a lsrx
lot on West 11th street on carlint
and paved street. Price $2600.
FOR SALE Nearly new five-room
house, opposite Lincoln school, u
corner of West Tenth snd Monro
streets, la Fairground addition, on
north and east corner, 66 2-3x14',
rents at $12; sewer, city wsisr
and gas ln atreet; good well. Pn
$1500. Lot alone Is worth $10o.
Street Improvements and ldei
all paid; easy terms.
We have 12 lots ln the Fair Ground
auuuion, an good, some better
better because they are high cor
er lots. If you don't think so.
look at the three corner lots on
West 12th and Jackson. You will
notice a new home glng up on the
other corner. Any of these lots!
will make you a handsome profit!
in a short time. Ask us for prices.
Nice, new, little home on West llth'
sireei on carline. plastered, wired ;
south front lot. Price $1600. j
28 1-4 acres, finest kind of teeo
botiom land between two rive;
all cleared and in cultlvstiw.
about 2 i-2 miles from
land In Immediate vicinity e'"
for $160 to $li per fre; e '
per acre. $140.00.
Dear In mind that our siihtly
lege hill lots that range in P"
from $400 to $70". with
payment down ami small n' '
installments, are the best buys
the city today. These l'ts
double your money before
have paed half for Hem.
COME IN AND LIST
YOUR BARGAINS
The Jack Rodman Company
U EAST EIGHTH STREET PHONE 868,