Eugene daily guard., June 21, 1911, Image 5

THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD, WEDNESDAY. JUNE 21. 1011
FIVE
i TaKe home a bricK of our luscious Ice Cream, froz
en solid; stays solid for hours. BricK Ice Cream is the
uuui oi uesserts lor supper, luncheon, card party
' ' "m'm"
if
or
BricKs measure quarts Ice Cream in bulK-a pint,
a quart or half gallon.
They do say we make the finest egg
drinhs to be had. We have a new
electric mixer, and the finest
chocolate and the freshest egg's.
? Everything just right at the BOWERS DRUG STORE
whether it is drugs, toilet goods, soda water. We head
the list for quality of goods. You can be sure of courte
ous treatment by obliging druggists at the
A Torpid Liver 1 a fine field
for the Malarial c.erm an.l it
thrives wonderfully. The cer
tain result In suet) cases is a
apell of Chills.
HERBINE
la a Powerful Chill Tonic and
Lhtr HrsulMur.
It Tuts the 11vr in honltliy.
Viperous condition ami euros
the chills ly Opstrovine the
dlBcnre irrms which lMm the
system. Horblne U a lino nntl-
feriodic mediclnf, moro fre
tve thnn tho syrupy mixtures
that sicken tho stomiuh; be
cause It not only kills tho dis
ease Krms, but acts eflvtivly
In the liver, stomach and bow
li, thus putting the Fysum In
condition to successfully resist
tha usual third or seventh tl.iy
return of tho chill, llertune Is
a clennslnir and Invitrnr.it ir
acdlclno or tho whole body.
Triee 30c per Rot tie.
JametF.Batlard.Prop. St. Louis. Mo
GHIZEH. THE GREAT
PYRAMID OF EGYPT
A frop !rrti:ro on "l.hiffh' the
grout pyramid of Kji.vnt," will bo giv-
Stephens Eye Salve Is a healing
ointment for Sore Eyes
3cM.0AW0RtCOHWENDtPBV
Dillon Drug Co , Rpeclal aKent.
!
:J i J. A. ltOHNET. V. D. M.
tors are V. I,. Holt. K. K. Chapman
and Christina Holt.
en In Frank-. Iiitll, 4iS East Ninlli
street. Kti biu. Juno 22 yt S p. m.
by .1. A. llohnet. V. I. M. of New
. York.
Phone
No.62
BOWER'S
Corner
Store
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
Juno 21, 1911.
Anderson, W. A."
Baglcy, Frank.
Bower, Miss Dorothy,
(larett, Robert P.
Grindrod, Edward.
Harrleta, Vincent.
l,elth. Miss Mertie.
Nichols, Guy.
Itlrhev, Mrs. Harriet.
Riddle, G. H.
Rorapaugh, E. E.
Smyth. Miss Wonie.
Stein, George.
Thompson. Mrs. Alma.
J. L. PAGE, Postmaster.
MARRIED
J At Halsey this afternoon, June 21,
11911, Jesse Bond and Miss Elsie Da
l vis, both well-known in Eugene, and
j graduates of the University of Ore
gon.
CITY NEWS
MEW TODAY
FOR BALE Good, rich milk: every
thing clean and snnitary; delivered
only within a few blocks. Call
at the corner of 13th an Jef
ferson streets. J-2 3
WANTED Boy 16 years old wants
work on a farm. 471 AY est ith.
Eugene, Ore. J-23
I FOR RENT 3 unfurnished rooniB
in residence, stiitnble for light
housekeeping with privilege of
kitchen and baths. Call at 205
West 10th after 5 p. m. J-23
iFOt'XD An umbrella. Owner may-
have same by proving property
and paying for this ad at Gibson
& Son grocery store on West xth
street. J-23
II AM READY to give you prices on
any quantity of fruit or shade
trees. No order too small. R.
Rue. J-23
I FOR SALE A barn to be moved off.
Inquire of Martin Miller, 22 West
Sth street. J-23
WELL WORK For all kinds of well
work and repairs, windmills and
tanks. Work guaranteed. Call
184 East 11th street, city. J. C.
Cassions. i ,1-27
IFOR SALE Fresh, new milk enw
Riving 3 1-2 gnllons a day. Will
sell cheap if taken at once. In
quire 435 West 6th. J-24
i'ILl, YOU NEED FRUIT TREES.
nut trees, berries of all descrip
tion; ornament trees, roses, etc.,
etc. Write William Lcppert for
particulars and priceB, Junction
j'lty. Ore. Salesman for the Al
bany Nurseries. JY-12
FOR SALE Good cows. Jacohson
Brothers, near Battle school, route
1, Eugene, Ore. J-23
FOR SALE Cheap. White Steamer
Automobile; 40 H. P.. "-passenger
cur With top, tire chains, clock"
speeddmeter complete for touring.
Two new tires; run only 2,500
miles and in first-class conoition.
Have no further use for It, living
In the mountains. Will sell for
$1.0110 less than cost. Big bargain
for some one. Address either 115
East "1st street, Portland, or Col
lins Hot Springs, Wash. F. A.
Young.
WEATHER Sl'MMAHY.
For 24 hours ending at noon.
June 21: .Maximum temperature.
2; minimum, 47; direction of
wind, north; partlv cloudv.
forecast: Showers
Thursday.
tonight and
I trip. They will first go to the Silis-
J law country, up the coast to YaiiuitKt
Attorney F. II. C.reeninan has re- liny, east from there to Fish and
turned from a week s trip to I'lor- Clear lakes in the Cascade nionn
ence and other lower Suiisluw tains ami from there south to Crn
points. He states that ho was tor lake, thence home, the trip oc
greatly impressed with ike re- cupying several weeks.
sources tit' that country and Its pus-! 1
sibllltles for development. I William !'. Neal. a Eugene boy.
j w ho has been studying medicine in
John R. Marsh, who lives twelve Chicago, is home acain. lie ami
a companion started out In an au
tomobile and traveled that way from
miles west of Eugene, brought to
The Guard office this afternoon a
small sheaf of spring oats that had
attained a height of R feet, in
Inches. He 'says the entire field
where this came from is nearly that
high.
Chicago to Ogden, but they were
compelled to ship Hie machine Hie
rest of the way on account of bad
storms lu that section.
Th two big elm trees that
on st Seventh street opposite the
Klks new building site have been cut
down to permit the laying of the
cement walk along that half block
They were beauties and It seems a
shame to destroy tbem but It had
to be done.
Corvallls Times: G. O. Bassett Is
quite 111 at his home on North Sec
ond street. He has been laid up for
several days and the attending phy
sicians have not yet decided what
ails him, It being either yellow jaun
dice or typhoid fever according to
tlicrr diagnosis.
I On Thursday evening of this week
tood the Catholic Amateur Hrama'ic club.
a thesplan organization among the
members of the Catholic church of
this city, will produce "Del ween the
Acts." a laughable comedy at tho
parochial hall on the church grounds.
The play Is quite clever and will
be well presented by the. local nctoi'R
who have been working for some
time upon it. The Ml cents admls-
AT THE FOI.I.Y
THE ISKST MOl; PIC
The McMorran Washburne
Store's Clear the Beck Sale
2000 Yards Staple Apron
Checked Gingham 5Ac Yd
2000 yards best qua'ity apron check Ginghams in blues,
brown, green, rind black untl white checks and fancy
checks nnd small plaids suitable for children's und women's
dresses, regular 9c and 10c quality, yard 5 1-2c
15c Henvy Shirtings. Pnrk end Medium at 10c Yd
lit pieces dark and medium light colors m heavy Minting, checks,
stripes, and small plaids; some ci' tli,, paiterns are suitable for
waists ami house dresses, all. yard JfJc
Notion Counter Specials
Blond Hair Nets, ea. ic
Silk hair nets, ea. 5c
Saf'ty pins, ass'td cd. Ic
Merrick's darning cotton
3 Spools for 5c
Colored Embroidery Cot
ton, per skein Ic
Red Embroidery thread,
12 spools for . . . 0c
Egg stocking darners 4c
Biack and white hook
. and eyes- ...Ic
Dustless Dust Cloth 50c
Six Spools Best SIX CORD COTTON for 25c
THE D. M. C. Embroidery Cotton at 15c Doren
7c Fancy Lawns Special at 4c Yd
26 pieces fine Lawns in dark and light colon, dots, stripes
and floral effects, neat patterns for dresses and waists.
12 l2c Fancy Lawns at only 8 l-3c per yard
20 pieces fancy Lawns in floral designs, small and large
patterns, for dresses, waists, kimonas, allt pett yd. 8 1-3c
20c FANCY LAWNS ON SALE AT 12 l-2c YARD
White check and stripe and dot Lawns and fancy figured
batiste, 25 different patterns in all colors yard 12 l-2c
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FOR RENT Good furnlshd house
and five acres of land with chick
ens, cows and horses, wagon and
tools, one mile from Woodburn.
nro- an miles from Portland. A
splendid opportunity for the right
n, - .i.nn IT I
partv. -r;i or
Campbell, care Campbell-Fellman
Co.. Houseturnishers, Eugene.
Ore. J-S
FOR REST Good 6-room furnished
hnnso with electric lights and bath
on South Willamette street. In
quire of E. L. Campbell at Campbell-Fellman
Co., Housefurnlshers.
J-23
SCHOOL OP EXPRESSION.
Mies Baldwin, school of expres
sion; voice culture, reading, literary
interpretation and physical educa
tion. The latter Includes Indian
eiubs. wands, dumb bells, free-hand
work with Delsarte and corrective
vnrb for children. Apartments 17
1 0 SI. Francis. tf
MEETING NOTICE.
Council No. 6S5 of the Fraternal
Aid association, will meet tonight
In Frank's hall, corner 9th and Oak
streets.
A class of candidates will be ad
mitted to membership.
.Members of the council are re
quested to attend. Visiting members
invited. J-21
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The Home of Good
Vaudeville nnd Mo.
tion Pirlnrcs.
ALOHA THEATRE
Commencing Tonight, June lth, for Three Nights.
TWO MATIAKK'K Tl'KSOA V 2:30; EDN'ESDA V,
4 NOVELTY ACTS 4 2 REELS MOTION PICTURES 2
KESTERSOX BROS SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT
Singers, Novelty Dancers nnd BARTON'S DOGS.
I'nper Tearers. Seven Hogs Working st once,
FRANK SAVII.I.E " SEARIW)OK
Eccentric Novelty Contortionist Human Volcano and Hro King
MOTION I'ICTI KE. MOTION p""TJ,'!j; VSTnI1M ..
"THE LOVER'S SIGNAL." ''''Tl"'
lrma by n.p. Co. t on""l" br Th""'""ifr ( "'
MUSIC BY ORCHESTRA PROF. BUMPS. Director.
Evening Prices:
Children 'c
Adults 80c
toe
J.V
Ma'lnee Prices. Any Sent:
Children 9
GHults Q
;ooi VAUDEVILLE
(,IHID PICTURES
titKM) MUSIC
O .((,!) VENTILATION
Dillons for drugs.
Tollman's studio (or photos.
Buy your fishing tsskle of fisher
men; they know what you want
Eugene Gun Co.
L. B. Langlev and wife of Port.
land are stopplnir at the Smeede. si-
j pectlng to enter buslnoss In Eugene.
JC. J. Moore and wife have left
for McArthur, Cnl.. where Mr.
Moore will build a dredge for a big
land company.
A few drops of rain fell last night,
but not enough to settle the dust.
During the evening it thundered a
number pf times.
Civil Engineer Joseph McArthur
has gone to Monroe to survey an
800-acre tract of land that Is be
ing put on the market there.
A marriage license was grantedby
County Clerk Russell, this afternoon
to Clarence E. llarpole and Miss
Grace F. Huhbs, both of Junction
City.
Mrs. 3, N. Fogarty, who was oper
ated upon at the Eugene hospital
u few days ago, Is In a bad condition,
hut the doctors hope for her re
covery. Today and tomorrow are the long
est days In the year, although the
few days previous and the few fol
lowing are nearly as long, lacking
only a few seconds.
The Oregon Power company elec
tricians today took down the arch
of street lights from In front of
the company building which was put
up as a sample of the Tungsten arch
system,
Alfred S. Peterson, recently from
Albert Lea, Minn., a brother of P.
Peterson, with the Eugene & Great
Western company, has taken a po
sition as clerk with Derger-Bean
Hardware company.
Ed. Hanson, the Ninth street cloth,
ler, has begun a suit In the county
court against Frank H. Park to re
cover $17.75 for goods sold to him on
August 8. 1905, S. P. Ness Is attor
ney for the plaintiff. j
The "lathers will begin work on
the newcounty Infirmary over near
the McKentie river tomorrow and
the roof will be on In a few days.
Contractor Ileckart Is making good
progress on the building.
W. 8. Moon returned Inst night
from an auto trip to Mapleton. He
says the roads are had yet and
rather hard on the machine. Four
or five passengers were brought out
from the lower Sluslaw country.
I The work of Improving Blair
j street has been suspended because
of a break In the county scarnflre, !
which the city was using. It Is be-;
Ing repaired and will be placed In i
operation again in a day or so. j j
' Supplementary article, of Incor-1
V.nlnv ttiftt firm n. . '
of Mr kiln & Holt to Holt Chip-! JJ
man were filed with the county clerk
Mrs. A. C. Hull filed with the
county clerk today appllactolon to
register the name "Riverside Farm"!
for her place in section 7. township
SI. 8K 3 W. L. W. Post filed ap-
plication for the nnmo "Spring Glen
Farm," for his 3 ( acres in sections , $
9, 10. 15 and 1G in townshin 1
S R T W. ai '. i." j.inin
Dr. and Mrs.
tr. start on July
S. D.
8 on i
Head expect
long outing
TURKS.
STABILITY AND NOllll.-.
ITY Sollg
THE KM PEROR'o RE
TURN Kosinits.
SWANS (lauinlt.
FOR HER BROTHER'S
RAKE Vltngrnph.
IN THE DAYS OF '4 9
niogruph.
A U-
Admission, children '
adults 10c.
sion will be applied
building fund.
to the school
A K Haley and K. E. Foley, two
Seattle men, left today for Medlord
nnd other southern Oregon points to
look for a locution for n grocery
store Tbev liked Eugene after r,
short stay hero, declaring It to be
i better Hum any oilier town m which
I they have visited. They declare that
they will probably return.
.l,,l,ci 1 III. A
a Professor It. II. Dearborn of the
, ' I'nlvcrsltv faculty, has been lip- r
pointed by the stato tax commission
of Oregon to fix the valuation
of all electrical plants in the slate.
He Ih especially fitted for tlie posi
tion by bis experience in tho elec
Irlcat business und lu teaching elec.
tricul engineering at tho University.
Miss May Morrison of Conrad.
Iila ho, tsni arrival' 1n Kugene this
afternoon-;
Follx Spnrlis of Blue River, who
has been In tho city for several days,
'cturuoi! todny.
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Mens' and Young Men's two and three-piece suits in this spring's latest styles. ALFRED g
BENJAMIN AND SOPHOMORE Clothes at big reductions in price.
H
tt
$15.00 Suits now $12.00
$16.50 Suits now $14.00
$18.00 Suits now '.. . . . $15.00
$20.00 Suits now $16.00
$22.50 Suits now $13.00
$25.00 Suits now !'..'.". $20.00
$27.50 Suits now $22.50
$30.00 Suits now $24.00
Boys' Long Pants Suits in Sizes From 32 to 35 to
Be Closed Out at Half the Regular Price
$10.00 Suits now $5.00
$12.50 Suits now $6.25
$14.00 Suits now $7.00
$15.00 Suits now $7.50
I RjOBERTS BR
Mens' Womens' and Children's
tt Holeproof Hosiery
S. TOGGERY I
Corner Eighth and Willamette
R.eal and Stetson Shoes H
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yesterday afternoon
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