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SPECIALS TO BMG YOU IN
TelHng Yalues in
All Departments
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For FRIDAY and!
SATURDAY
WE SHALL OHLY WEKTJOW A FEY CF THE IAHY 1
SPECIALS Tifti WILL EE CK SALE FEIDAY A.AO
SATUZ3AY, K&MT OTHERS, CF WHICH YOU'LL
FlftD THAT EQUALLY AS GOOD B1YS
THOSE I.f,'TiCr.0 I THE FCLLOrYIfiG ITEMS.
Women' S;5k Uv'e Hc, bJatk nty; a H't e3
wart? 25 ceMi; tpwaJ at 20c
Bias S Pftticcal?; a 15X0 value 2l S3.49
Ken' Stiff Bctom Shirts; neat pattern; J1 at 40c
en' Work Shirt, the reyiar &0-ent, at . . 45c
Women' Pure Linen KandkercWef with e.Tibroider
ed wrnert, ipecial I Oe
Beit grade Galatea; a complete lira of pattern to
telect from; regular 20c grade at 1 5e
Val. and Torchon ace in linen aod cotton; -inch
to 3-inch width.; 7c to 15c yarue at 4fi
Lace Band In white, cream and color; about twenty
piece in thi lot; regularly priced from 25c to 50c;
tpecial at 25c
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Here's ywr than ts b-'j siyiisL sb'bt
tlitiJy iE!irr35 Suit iX ire p-ist cf an cfr
I'jr ere. Tm 32TcStt1$ vrzi beir a?
hjgV oss'rab'rs. Sshs 52snianaa'e and
rr.aae t-f oepfrftfeb' faxes. F reeves!
trivet. It wH psy you is lAk si tnii spe
v'z 111 brxt b-jyai 'OJr Suit
Tia ii tie Ecil cdfer ts 1st ir.fc.rl
'.ts f.bi.niZL. Te are !5m3t fcsjis-
ttir.'fci ttd s-tie n52 tm SXLirr f
terftf is ili.cr tC-re aid jtit: also liscy
aititi. Cvt' I 25 ix-tits l&rg, iifci
wXl i'SjI viaZzj ttii. EiirU ire newtsi
tte ciiferrt cirEr jet -B-e litlrre j-cra ira
Ixa ei TgrrVrTf- 2L.tTti--, tb?re is
t-t . Zxdl ii lie It-t list tsli cr ItM
sac.::. u iron, tiu tp ts 20.00.
SPECIAL FOR
FZ.'DAT A'iO SATURDAY
$11.75
. !j 1 P X 0 N 3
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You L
Will Want
One of These
Pretty
New
Waists
. YOU WiLL BE ABLE TO CHOOSE EXACTLY WHAT
APPEALS TO YOU FROM THIS, SPECIAL, FOR THE
LOT WILL EE EXTENSIVE -ALL OF THE NEW
EST THJNGS IN WHITE AND COLORED AS WELL
Lingerie Waists in cut-out: all-over embroidery:
soft collars of same; long sleeves; open back, $ ,50
Plain tailored Waists, made of pure linen and with
pleats and tucks; sale price -. SI. 50
White Lawn Waists with pin dots; detachable col
lar; a good tub waist, at...'-;..?:'" $1.50
French Madras Waists, with colored stripes; come in
either plain or pleated; also plain shirt styles with
pocket, at ............. $1, 50
Kun's Veling Waists, made within tucks and plait
ed; trimmed with tiny pearl buttons, at ... . $1,50
You will be surprised at this line a pure Linen Waist
jn cream, tan and black ground with blue, brown,
lavendar and black stripes; sleeves with soft cuff:
white tailored collar. Is a $3.50 Waist at S 1 .50
$2. $2.50, $3 and $3.50 WAISTS
At $1.50
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TEeEUGENE DAILY GUARD
of It ftreet ck&ryed eatireJy. Trvm tfci Ureet the eal forlf.
tiEjwcTtir.t-nt creriprtJid tie tova.
Mxmibrr tit kmutiual CrM
i A Urge oew obicp U v,on to b idled to tfee city water
VHkMl H. WHrM ' '.Jt'Z Fnt. cd wtr for irrition ptrpnts tkcsld be p'eetsfrl next
ritlfc ' T1 ... r. :. K- iummer. This fact thonlA fnt-.r a rnnr. ,ii-t:'til c:l, v.,
:erer before, it the people wiB take th
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FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1911.
proper pride ia their
boaet, keeping their Hvrut green and wt'J triple ed, as well
I .u cottiDf the otfigbtly wetdj alocsr lie ttree'. asi paridog:.
.s:
,09, Tee Conincopja," a monthly paper pristcd at Albany, i
J the belt "booster" publication ia the state .according to oar
(t uyiii'uo. h is iuu 01 gooa rewajog mst'.tr aca l-iparti-XJj sets
forth the advantages of every section of the va!ley. Such a
paper deserves the support of every community and we should
Ike to see It become a permanent enterprise.
EWS OF CRESWELL
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IDLEJTEAEB
Ilia r ril-wl, flltllns, wea lbr'll oil b -lib lb
i,o ' 'r I'ldlM to bl knliln Dot iiub win. owl at Ut.
Miimiuu kuu u lii n-l liurrr, lle omir wiih iiifn. i
IHlu' Ait I xrrr; I "tr "if ' w fl"'liS HH-
4 iKriiim, liu !- nil Ihlnsa Ilka lkwr; I m aovliic
i1 iiio, t,t I .) e ilm for wimm. I in w.Kktin,
iflli, )llr, lrillns f-lr Mir fllw in. and (bo old wurld
lfi i H-Hr, f'r I d h b l ilmn pr
uil l(ju1-f, In ""tr '''. 'tlb till tfa wllilu' turn
nii)-r- I Ait nit thnrr today. If run thin tlikt 7011 ar
loilim t,itAni lhat roil ahouM r on't ft rllf hr
nrflng- Itiat wxii'l kawn r di-palr. Iti-ad tba Hurt l Ilia
aa, rliun Ibruuili lb srlndliiR rrn, and you'll rind lli
laimmii'i r alwara t Mb Killra' tar When bam
lilr iaiiml ald'd III tlia drying ul man's ? All Ihry'v
tur dna la fndxd aaa Ibolr niouilaaa and llaa. H wln lixika In
la'llii lr ailaa bn dlalraMMtd, but lavlua new ainrava
IIkm. I'Unl (Miiauiw llial la l-l.
WA1.T MABON.
Caprrlibl, 11!, bf Uvtrtn Mllhw Adama.
MAKING THE CITY BEAUTIFUL
Atlanta, whose municipal bousocleaning attracted consider
able attention in the newspapers of late, is not the solo city
to promote cleanliness in the community, A Massachusetts
town, unnamed to fame, has a soheme that stands out as a
modiil of resulifulness and tact.
Mr. Brown, whose front yard loft much to be desried, plant
ed a bodge, The lawn still needed attention badly, the rails of
the porch ware broken badly and the steps tottered. But the
hede seonind to the secretary of the Improvement association
a praiseworthy stait. 80 he wrote to Brother Brown to this
effect:
"The society has noticed with pleasure the new hedge you
have planted. Ia lluuiks you in the town's behalf for your con
tribution tow imumOfuyWi &lankvlll."
This trfifca-s -ti.t7atiai n Brown's endeavor rondereifit
unremitted 1es biv-e iji turfed anew, tho steps and rails
of the ports) made tlpabiiaa, and trees planted.
Then Neighbor Jones down the s'ejaet was stirred into ri
valry in good works, Neighbor Bmlg up the street became
nshamed of bis broken fence and unkempt lawn. Boon tho look
A Georgian one hundred years of age says be expects to
live to see Parker president. The heartiest birthday greetings
we can think of extending to him is to say that ve tope his
expectations will be fulfilled.
Madero says Diaz must quit before peace can tome to Mexi
It certainly does look that way.
The Oregon prune crop seems to bave been little damaged
by the frost and it will bring millions of dollars next fall.
STALLION LICENSE
J.AW EFFECTIVE MAY 25
( rvallla. Or., April JO Th ni-w ,n" "r' brw-llni!.
"'alllon law l,l, h n ,aM-t by K- ' '
li)ni-, by tho ix-dlifron lortlflrato.
T.- i.-l!irr.a will b rturn-i
Tor borr not iur-lirw tho owni-r
mimt Klvo a rr.nmlrte utau-mont of
tlio lii.t -.l.,n of tl- Uxlalaiiirf will H''- lon
an lulu llt May 2
I III- M.lllHMI
OTTKH.
ItcKia'ratlon Hoard.
boanl l.ua b.-n myanlu rt and ) 1 . i, ,MKV IMI'K
rur tho w.nk aro hi-ln. mad.-, but no ll,,rl Caiarrb Wllliimt
J,"? '" b,, "r. Hli.iuii.il ll,lii .or .Mi, in y l!a,k
... n.nni.ill i.wn.T. liolilil, v,. , ,r reu,u.r ratarrh run I..
" n'oir aniiin annua do- i .it ! : ,i,t tn.t bv iimirlm. vlli. n...
I m I n lr.iK Into tbn mi, ma. h.
J to tho plar of bosinning: I00.JS
' of land in La?o cotintv. Oro-
AND VICINITY grm- eial all wohm it may
nitu -CONCERN:
.1 txkf. VrtTirr
Ttat on the 20?a day or April.
111. an application was filed bv
raid applkact. Jacob G. Rank. In
too circuit court of tbe State of
for Lano CMntv, for initial
tbe land
VIm Ata Nslkor, of EvM'. I
riaitit fcr tirvr. Mn. E. Bovd, acd
izrsiiy. ia ws. - j
K. Boyd, proprievw f too Cro-
. I . . w - .V... Ill r.t 'I.
rnii ii Vl. hmioo ta-ar Marrh 1 ,' OreOB.
Laro borome rodoota of CrarvelL j "-(filtration of title
Mia y Hirixw. of Baloin-. A. C
lid'eruudt. of Minooapolia. and C. I Vow "nleta you appear on or be
I. Kct woro wortainod at C o'clock tolJ ne 22,3,1 of May, 1SU,
dlnrjcr Friday at the Yeoman hom.i,M sSow ca !r Each tpplica.-
W A. Mltcboll lm Durrbaad n ouumu uvt or graniea. tne same
lota lo tbe QtmiFtodt addition and
THE LATEST DESIGNS in '
to
win erect a bungalow on tne tamo
acd more his family here from Ta-
com
ill b
dfreo
tacon a confessed, and a
rill be entered accoTdine tn
tbe prayer of laid application, and
jdo will be forever barred from dis-
(V,., tr Pnr Br. la orertlna J""'n
. i. . t,... i ti'ft with . , 'SU 8. If
, . i -r-, - v - n - i
aroodnbed Ki2 for Mm. M. E. Buoy
on a lot laisi west of tlie Baptlat
thnn;h.
Tk. ..I fire, Wo?ni !
IjibiI Co hare a crew of men at ; KFs UH: LOW E the well-known
w-k retting out a nnrwery of 100.-jgi. PfJ-';- b? In Eugene
t. . .mi .a. juncitnn
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RUSSEL1
Clerk of the Circuit Court"
A. E. Wheeler.
Atty for Appllcant
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'eee4aaaAA
I.f.n n ih. r,rm Iher rjnrchaa-' April Z4 and
ed of G. E. Everarn. afternoon of 26th
Tbo deaired bandstand for the
Creawoll band erna to be about to
r'.'i..i.ll,. Ptxna for tho Ltne
tavo been drawn by R. E. McDanlel
and may be seen at the office of t'nej
Orchard Homes Land Co. The coat
of the material In the proposed
structure will not exceed $75. end!
I, I. ihAt..hi thl nn ittrimltv Willi
Pianos and player pianos.
Highest qualities. lowest
prices, easiest terms. At
the Stevens & Hulin Piano
house. Commercial club
block. f
lie experienced In raising this - -- -w
amount. If rocny enough can be
ralM-4 to pav or the material, work
sufficient to' build tbe stand will
donated.
Arbor day was observed In a fit
ting manlier by the school last Fri
day afternoon Each clan In the
high acbool and eai!b room of tho
grades planted some shrub on the
M-boi4 grounds, giving a short pro
gram at the planting of each one.
After tho planting a program waa
given In the assembly room by the
high school, which was much en
Joyod by all present. Many patrons
LEAVING TOtVX
Will sell my $475 piano at sacri
fice. Call 115 West Ten;i st. . A 21
if oaa rapci
LOOK AT OUR LINE BE- J
v FOEE SELECTING.
WHITE BROS
104 West Eighth Street
Mseeeoeeeeeeeoeesi
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Some slifeBtly ured pianos
on hand at the Stevens &
Hulin Piano house, can bs
had at greatly reduced prices.
As good as new call and
see them. In the Commercial e
club block. tf.
ed thereapeutlc value for the relief
and cure of all kidney and bladder
ailments. Foley Kidney Pttls srs
antiseptic, tonic and restorative. Re-
luse auDsututes.
GUARD CLASSIFIED ADS PAY
nose and Chronicle.
.1,
however.
foio that d
..m,. J: . . . . "Mrt ' ''"rrh germs thrive, flour- of tbe ,eh-Kl attended the ejercisea.
.-'i i -- u.,.-. in ihn mm untitipiy lu ihn
the Ktato In a day or tn. o that Dir u
rJ.ii.i r . .. i, . . .1 . I an n" k'" t"" """!h n1 P'r- llEilsTRATU' OK UMI TITLE
.7, , T. of . - , " ,," ,,""rr"1 ,h. '-,'" H'tl health deat royer. by ; , , mBer of the application
oleJ I . . Z : . " 'r"11""1 I'"' or nostrum? Anyf Jacob O. hunk to register the
iwn )ou " nattrrt
turn 7.r it,. i,l'. . - frm KiMiiiK vaporltwl air J.rmnlah Welch donation land
...... . .. .. ,.,. .oiiuii. wiiru tir.iiineu either through
Animals having muity n-enm-s ; the tnuuiU or luise. will kill catarrh
will alHi have lo git stuln .llcii.e. ; r,.rnil ,( ad heal the In-
u.m.T ...r, m ih. ii a iivtii in nil I iinieil and nuilllnf...!
II k1VS relief III
I'.. murium l,ct.,-n tlie St He ri,!ic , a .ilii'.ly.
siiil thai laaue.l by the county. Mon-. ihtinu.-e.
ey paid for mmity Hi will n.it I IIYOMKI Is such a powerful girm
cuut Inward secirlng state lie n- 0. atrfi,-..r that I penetrates every
- "' tU", '"T ""I-"-1 fM nd rrei i,,. of ti mucous mein-
c.tlon flanks may be obtained from biann of th. none and throat
Ilia , seiretary of the board at fnr-j A cnnipleir outfit, which Includes
mills. It Is not iH-cenaiiry. Iniwerer. Inhaler, a botile of 1IYOMKI and
,t ... ..ii mailt- iin'Mltlinle Itiklrni-I ,,i,. f...
claim No. 49 In township 19 south, ;
range & west of Willamette Merid
ian, and running north 89 deareea
mcnilir.ine a minutes west 32. SH chains to
Hie regular blank. A loiter , mil
Wii wil. providing the tieCesnnry
Inirliiauotl It llliiuiled. AH ai'i'M-
canons must
110 fee, and
act'onipnulivl by 0
u case uf registered
costs tl
h.inillil you need a ai-cond lioltla
of IIYOMKI (he price Is only ;,c.
no Hi d ( roM Un.g Co.. Ill- Kusnn. I minuleMreal
sell liYO.Mi:!.
i' quarter section corner between see-;
I Hons 12 and 13 of said tomnnhto.
thence west 20 rhslns, thence south'
30 chains, thence east 16. SI chains,
thence south 10 chains, thence east
chain;, thence south 2. AH chains to:
the T In angle of the John P.
Welrb donation land claim No. 60
tn gild township, thence esv.along
soijrn lino of said claim 30 2Vhalna
to ron-aai inoroot. thenre north 11
't r.t ph.ln. . L.
thonce
uorth 6 minutes we.-li.W chain.
Special closing out price of thot latest improved
Home Sewing Machine at
$27.00
Only a limited number left
Prompt attention to mail
orders.
BFger-ian Hard
swaFe Company