Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, June 21, 1911, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text"..V-T. $)jt- EIGHT THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD, JUNE 2(, 1. S-EFrien WHITE SAL 4 The Lading Store Nemo Corset Demonstration By Mrs. Francis T. Dean June 2 1 st to 24th Mrs. Dean is an expert in her line, and will see that you are properly fitted in ths corset most suited for your figure. This is U . 1 : t U . 1 ..11.-. t wit mai iiiiic we nave uccuauic itj A snappy secure the services of Mrs. Dean, Comet her time being largely taken up N2330 by the large cities. THE NEW Hosiery Sale $1.50 Silk Hose $1.15 Come in black, white and colors $1.00 Silk Hose at 50c Come in black and white only $1 Silk Plaited Hose 50c Come in Tan only 85c Imported Silk Lisle Hose at 50c Sheer Silk Lisle Hose now at AUTOMOBILES MUST, BEAR NO SIGNS EXCEPT NUMBERS 0LC0TT 50c 39c i CARPET CLEANING. Elec tric vacuum cleaning. If you are from Missouri wo can show you. Satisfaction guar anteed or no charge. J. O. McCrady. 184 West 11th St. Phone 73B-J. . , J-20 A DREADFUL WOUND BOY SHOOTS HIMSELF WHILE OUT FISHING from a knife, ,gun, tin can, rusty nail, fireworks,' iff of any other na ture, domandji IirpfflPt ... .treatment Cotlngo Clrovo, Juno 20. Law rence li rii infield, 16-ear-old l)oy accidentally shot himself through the rlKht lrg between the knee and hip while flshlni! In the Coast Fork river. 10 miles south of this city Sun day morning. Young Drumflnld had ridden out early on his lilcyclo and had hooke(f fine trout when In his efforts to land the fish It fell iinon the rocks, and when he stooped to city on business. I PERSONALS t Harry M. Whipple went to Wilhur today to locate. .1. F. Monroe of .Florence Is vis iting In Eugene. , . Albert Neet of Lowell Bpent the night in Eugene. M. B. Hawkins of Mabel Is In tho Salem, Or., June 21. That It Is a violation of the law to paint signs on automobiles Is the Interpretation placed up on the law by Secretary of State Olcott. Only two num bers are allowed, and ope . niust.be in front and one In rear. To paint other num bers would therefore be ille gal. Practically every auto owner in applying for num bers wants his old number or some partlcualr number. This Is a request which can be granted to no one, as it would completely confuse and disarrange the records In the office. : born : To Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Pettlbone at Dorena, June 18, 1911, a 7-pound girl. To Mr. and Mrs. Rollln B. Wooley, at Cottage Grove, June 10, a 11 pound boy. hJ To Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hickey at Cottage Grove, June 16, a 9-pound daughter. 1 To Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hickey on Mosby creek, June 13, a 9-pound S'rl. , grusp it his revolver fell from his hip pocket, the bummer striking the with Bucklens Arnica halve to pre- rook8, discharging the wonpon. The vent blood poison or gangrene. Its imi passed through the fleshy portion the quickest,' surest healer for all of his right leg. The lad (illicitly uch woundB as also for Ilurns, vo(lo t0 tle ,loarest farm house and Dolls, Sores, Skin Eruptions, Ecze- telephoned to the city ror his pur- ents, who In company with ,)h.vfli- Yes, It floes make quite n. differ- clan, went out In an auto nnd brought ence from whom you buy youf plnno. him to town. It is not thought that Deal with an old established firm the wound will I bpiIoiih. Ho Is of responsibility. That Is why thn the son of Mr. and Mrs. Druinflold, Stevens & Hullu Piano House sells of this city. so man;- pianos n -d organs. The store is In tho Commercial Club block. tf WOOD KOK NAI.K I Now Is the time to buy Whooping cough Is not dangerous when the cough Is kept loose nnd expectoration Jnsy by giving Cham berlain's Coiifjhiu nemedv.i'.. It bus been used In mnnyirepldnmlcB'of this (i I tease with perfect success. For vale by Kuykondnll's drug stores. your w ood for winter. See Welster Klncald, 81 East Ninth fit. Phone Main 676. tf The Guard Classified Ads Pny Seattle's Golden Potlnch will be glvon July 17-aW, with prospects of at least 200,00(1 visitors from outside. Mrs. A. L. Uechtol of Lowell Is vis iting. In Eugene. Architect J. R. Ford Is In Salem todny on business. Mayor F, J. Berger was an Albany visitor lust night. Frank Hempiiwny of Lorane Is In tho clly on business. George Wright of Albany spent the night In Eugene. II. n. Currie of Portland Is reg istered at the Smeedc. A. I). Gr.iham or Ashland Is reg istered at the Osburn. Miss Ida Groves of Marcola Is reg istered at the Griggs. Mrs. Elmo Ilonr h Is visiting In Eu gene from Harrlsbiirg. H. W. Mahon of Mabol Is In Eu gene today on business. Mrs. Minnie Croncr Is In the citv from Portland on a visit. W. Slnclalre of Knimelt, Idaho Is stopping at the Griggs. Mrs. E. II. Wnite went to Creswell todny after a short visit. 1 Paul llond and wife went to Hal- sey this afternoon to attend his brothers' wedding. Grover Walker of Fall Creek spent last night In Eugene. Nat Scott of Condon, Ore., Is stop ping In Eugene at the Griggs. Charles Nadeau of Florence ar rived In the city last evening. Tom Williams is among the old grads here for commencement. J. N. Williamson and wife are visiting in Eugene from Medford. Mrs, K. Hudleston returned to Marcola today after a visit here. Mrs. Fred Stranb returned to Cen tral Point. Ore., after a visit here. Miss Helen Chanler arrived up from Junction City this afternoon. Henrietta-A. linmnnt of Cottage Grove was in Eugene this morning. C. G. lioggs of Salem was up on a business trip yesterday and to day. Dr. T. K. Johnson and wife of Marcola, spent the night at the Os burn. Will Grimes of Harrlsburg is In Eugene attondlng commenment ex ercises. ., ; - i C. D. Papst, wife, 'son and daugh ter are visiting in Eugene from Los Angeles. Abe Gilbert Is down from the Ore gon Power company's power site on tho McKenzie.. . . .1 George LePlat returned to Port land today after attending to bus! nerz r Eugene. Miss Lucile Hicks of Portland went m jjiain today, after visiting Mrs. W. II. Alexander. John C. Holmes and wife of Wal torvllle are In the city stopping at tho Hoffman. AIIhs Meda Deane and Miss Irene Snore. Creswell ladles, visited in Eu gene Inst evening. E. S. McCoy, wire, and daughter Mnbel. are stopping at the Hotf man frdm Portland. C. N. Rankin nnd wire or Portland are In the city on business, regis tered at the Osburn. John Addison of Lorane is here visiting ilt the hbttle bf his daugh ter, Mrs. Wentworth. Mrs. W. J. Taylor of Pipestone, Minn., is here visiting her daugh ter. Mis. G. S. Beardsley. It. Lurch, a prominent merchant To Mr. and Mrs. Root Clark, at Pleasant Creek, above Cottage Grove, June 13, a 9-pound daughter. i DIED t At Woodlawn, Portland, June 15, 1911, the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bonnie Lester, formerly of Eu gene. The funoral and burial was conducted at Cottage Grove June 16. where the grandfather was burled, Mrs. Davidson, grandmother of the little one accompanying the remains to that city. At West Springfield, June 20, 1911 Mrs. Scott Hurf aged 25 years. The remains were taken in charge by Mr. Walker, the Springfield-undertaker, and funoral announcements will be made later. nc oesi is usually Cheapest in HOSE Well as g REFRIGERATOR We have rubber hose from lOo to 25o per foot A good grade of hose should last 6 or 6 years - care, a poor hose is good for about 2 years. We carry the ELECTRIC hose that you see adrt in the magazines, also the NEW YORK hose both d which we consider GOOD hose. 11 M BUY YOUR HOSE FHOM US Chambers , .Hgrdware Co. i of Cottage Grove, was transacting business in Eugene today. Hon. B. F. Dorrls left on the stage this morning for Blue River to Join the McAUster outing party. Miss Margaret Jensen of Cottage Grove, Is a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Cartmell. ' Mrs. M. E. Green. Miss Bernlce Green, and Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Hale went to Cottage Gove today. Verne Dustln. who has been en. gaged in surveying work at Grants rass. is here visiting his folks. Miss Gertrude Middleton of Lan caster. O., has arrived to visit at the home of A. Middleton of Spring field. E. E. Wilhelm and family left to day for Portland after visiting for the past week with friends in Eu gene. Mrs. William Way of . Houston. Tex., has arrived in Eugene to visit her sister. Mrs. E. E. Ehrhardt, the photographer. Lark Richardson - of Salem, re turned home this noon after visit ing his two daughters at the home of Mrs. L. N. Roney. Mrs. J. T. Rowland and daughter, Miss May, went to Harrlsburg this afternoon to attend the marriage of Jesse Bond to Miss Elsie Davis. Cottage Grove Leader: Dr , and Mrs. W. W. Oglesby went to Spring field this afternoon to attend the! AN INTERESTING COMEDY Between the Acts Will be given by the Catholic Amateur Dramatic Club for the benefit of the school fund on Thursday, June 22, 8 P.M., At the! Parochial Hall 11TH AND WILLAMETTE nloneer meeting of the Rlnehart family to bo held near there tomorrow. Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Wilkinson of Siloam Springs, Ark., are here to spend the summer at the home of Rev. and Mrs. H. S. "Wilkinson. Cantain Gray, manager of the Portland branch of the Diamond Rubber compans;, and H. M. Gagne of this company, are in Eugene on business. J. O. Russell of Portland, accom panied by Mrs. Russell, Is here at tending the commencement exer cises. Mr. Russell Is a graduate of the University. WHAT $1.00 WILL DO. $1.00 bottle of Hall's Texas Won der, a 60 days treatment, seldom fails to cure Kidney, Bladder or Rheumatic trouble. It gives quick oiiu permanent re lef. fc, . testimonlala. n, r- , ,.V.te to Olive Street, St.' Louis' Ik, by Druggist. Mil Phone 840 for Shamnnnoih. Manicuring, Massage, Scalp Treatment, Halrdresslng, etc. We carry a full line of hair a switches, putts, transforma- tlons, creams, hair dyea, a combs, Barrettes, halrpltu, a eiu. -wucues, puns, etc., a made from combines. a Eugene Hairdrcsaing Parlon a I 4 East Ninth St. 1 1 t The Southern. Pacific has decided I to fight the suit of the U. S. fojMhi I forfeiture of 2,600,000 acres ol nil I road lano. Rousing r' , 1 1 Thursday, the Fifth Day of the mightiest bargain battle ev er waged in your city. Come, no AT THE BIG CLOSING-OUT SALE OF THE ENTIRE STOCK OF R. W. NEWLAND, EUGENE CLOSING OUT the entire stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, Furnishings, Notions, etc., at, a lfSto a 1-2 what you pay eisewh'ef e. Be here( Join Store and Share the g the crowns grow greater as trie news ol this closing out sale spreads far and near. It's the one biggest and greatest of all selling events and judging by the crowds all Eu gene seems to realize it too. Its popularity will grow from day to day. More and more women as well as men are interested Friends are sendijig friends to get a share of the multitude of bargains. FAST and FURIOUS THE ONSLAUGHT of the $25,000 STOCK WILL BE PUSHED FORWARD. We intend to force upon.the minds of the peo ple that this is a g'eniiine bona fide closing' out sale. ' 4V, Quality the; Maxi mum. Price the Minimum No Reserve of the Entire $25,000 Stock It's a fact It's absolute It's easily substantiated by a visit to R. W. Newland's store (If you can get in for the army of buyers)The entire stocK at the mercy of the public Everybody is enthusiastic over the prices, buying right and left. There is no mystery about it. Newland is QUITTING for good.Every article in the store labeled with a get out quicK price When the question of "money saving" arises in your mind REMEMBER that we dare to say without question that we sell for ONE ' ; s rKixjc uxxli ana mat me lower man the lowest m the city today occasioned by Grocery Stock is moving out rapidly. Better start for NEWLANDS'. Don't wait prices in this department at wholesale and less. Closing Out t he Entire Stock of R. W. Newland, Eugene YOUR OPPORTUNITY for big money saving is here and now. Here's the sale that means $ $ $ to you. HfKttWI JUL.