Eugene daily guard., July 21, 1911, Image 6

EUGENE DAILY GUARD. FRIDAY. JULY 21, 1911..
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. Apleasanf placetoshop. Electric fans humming every corner
w e....ir. mid Punch served to Customers all day. A pie
Store remains open until wur.asaiuiuw- $i.0o does the worK ot .uu now. .
inchell Company of San Francisco
TOK
The V. W. W
fk&n raw
fcStr fejfiEStff t" " 1 " ' "
iiTMi ctfaoi Puf'pnp. Oregon
sweep absolutely of all merchandise-out goes
Entir e and complete stocK of this big store
every thing.
bough, outright a, a fraction of its worth, now seUin out.
A clean
i r
j Startling Values, in
Women's Shoes
Women's $5.00 Shoes $2.19
500 Pairs of Women's Pumps, Ox
?ords, and heavy shoes made with
;oodvear welt soles, plain or tip
ped toe in a wide assortment of
Ustes: all the different leathers;
''aloes to $5.00 $2.19
00 Pairs Ladies' Shoes; values to
U.00; mostly small sizes . . .$1.39
j
150 Pairs Men s, women unu
Children's Shoes, values up to
$3.00, only 98c
All Your Nee
SupptiedHere for Less
T
ds Are
10c Shinola -5c
15c Jet Oil -8c
10c Vaseline 8c
25c Jergen'sTalc 7c
25c Jergen's Tooth
Powder 17c
75c Colgate's Florida
Water . 39c
5c Sandsoap 2c
10c Toilet Soap . .3c
75c Ladies' Union
Suits 39c
I SPECIAL- 10c
Toilet Pa- Or
per, a R.oll
35c Box paper . . 19c
25c Combs 15c
50c Hair Brushes 25c
$1.00 Scissors . . .59c
75c Knives 39c
$1.00 Knives .... 60c
75c Cuff Buttons 39c
$2.00 Gold Rings 75c
10c Pins ..' 3c
10c Envelopes . . .3c
10c Needles 3c
5c Safety Pins ...2c
15c Tablets 8c
10c Cube Pins ....4c
5c Cube Pins 3c
8 Spools Thread 25c
75c Men's Cotton Un
derwear .....39c
VALUES IN
H OSIER. Y
That Bar Competition
Men's. Women's and Chil
dren's celebrated Lastforever
Hosiery; each pair guaran
teed to wear one month
Never on sale before; clean
sweep price, per pair
15c Ladies' blacK
cotton Hose ... .9c
15c Men's blacK and
tan hose 7c
15c Children's blacK
Hose 10c
19c
15c Children's Cot
ton Hose 7c
20c Children's white
cotton Hose 12 l-2c
35c Ladies' Gaze
Hose, ; tan or in
blacK 23c
Clean Sweep of
.slums?!
Ear
r
500 men's felt Hats
all styles, shapes
and sizes ; Values
to $5.00 .....$1.35
200 Men's Straw
Hats; values up
to $3.00 39c
Boys felt Hats,
blacK only, values
to $1.00 49c
orifices m Clothing
Startling Sa
100 Men's Suits in a wide assort
ment of patterns, values to $15.
while they last Bargain
Extraordinary
Boys' Suits, two pairs KnicKers
wear resisting; Cassimere and
worsted; ages 5 to 16; values up
to $7.00
200 Men's Suits This season s
latest styles and colorings, de
signed by the best tailors; val
us to $20.00 Clean sweep at
Men's and young men s Semi
Dress and business Trousers in
a big assortment of patterns;
values to $5.00; all sizes
Clean Sweep of Men's
and Boys' Shoes
Men'? jj Dress
Shoes ana
Oxfords; all
leathers, a
great variety
of styles.
Values up to
$6.00 ,.$2.V5
Men's Me
dium heavy
worK shoes.
Values to $5.
all i7P$2 .35
n,,.' n1 VnntK'c Chnoc nil tvlfS
UUJ9 OlIU 1 UUL1I 3 UtlVlk)
and leathers; values to $3.00 and in
... i ie
all sizes
t0$1- qJ I . BUT A CLEAN SWEEP WILL SUFFICE-COME TO THE STORE.
SPACE DOES NOT PERMIT OF WHMTEPM
NEW LODGE BUILDING
AT MARC0LA WILL BE
COMPLETED SOON
Expected That Odd Fellows
Will Occupy Hall for First
Time July 29.
Bpeclnl Correapondeiiue.
marcoia, jiuy -1110 nv ,,.,.
hall bul.dlim being- erooted here by
Ilia local Oilil yellows. Is rapidly ap
proaching completion and It present
pinna carry, tlio reanlar tnmitlim of
Mohawk lodn No. S00. I. O. O. F.,
Bnurday evenliiK. July 2D, will lie
held In tlio new ll- Appropriate
dedlralion eereniunle ami exerelsoH
are belli nri-anaed, to be participated
In uy the local lodxo and Its auxiliary.
Mountain Homo No. ID, Hobeknha.
and Invited miosis, to take plnro
sometime about the middle of Aur.ust.
The present olnt membership hero
l8 ncarlv 1 BO. tho rol.a showing HT
Odd Fellows and 07 Heb.-kiihu. The
new butldlim stands upon the site
of the old hotol which destroyed
by lire auu an u is i--uni j
tho ((round flcor will make at fine
s'ere ornton nil o understand It
has. already secured nu occupant al-
..A.h.i.. .ill iliiv. hi"
I.. . iii.il .1 i ii. iv 'ii unr. ..-
ZKMO CI Ul'S KC7.KMA. riMPI.Eh.
DAXDUl 1 ritU'KIA llb.Al.
si'xmiis
und affords von alilu comfort dur
Inn the hot weather. We give you
three reasons why wo recommend
ZKMO for akin trouble.
.... 'ilmiii ia n I'liino. Bclentuic,
llqull' propnrallon, pleaaant and
2nd. ZKMO atop UohliiK at once
... nii..iu I in I rru in mil nii.i i.wxi'
I tly Bootliea and heaU tho akin. - t'
la taction and la hecomiUcd by akin
....... ini him mi ine Biumuiiu n'ii"-"v
for all akin and acnlp trouble.
1..1. ... ..... i. l.ntlt nor .IV
ir you w iii i . "
MO for vouraelf or one of your child
rcu and It does not do exactly what
we aav, we will return your money
without quibble or uueatlou. 1-or
aalo buy W. A. Kuykendall.
FORMER EUGENE BOY
DROWNED NEAR ALBANY
Herman Lorenzon Aged 20
Years, Loses Life in Wil
lamette River.
in uh" i - i - -
..r. riiilhhtna work can all be
completed.
The ball to bo ued at a lodce
room l 40x46 feet and the cetlmsa
H feet wlih lame mil ci n i .-t
nine roem- and property rooina ami
a largo kitchen off the SilxS''. ' '
r :mn. The ground f tier -
feet and has 12-ioot celliin.
., . i, linlil.UK a)tein l e ' '
""J''oost of the building la about
I in . a...! the iruatee or the local
C,, v..lon lodue. J. I'hnnhtll.
II M. Anderson and V. P. Hubbard
"r u.urv.n cl much credit for the
work In hand. The Odd Kel.owa o
Mr?o S organised in October l0X.
and the Rehekaha In June of Inat
yjPj and they have up to the pres
et time had leaaed home In the
M. W. A. hall
l"or f.a-.e "f ttsner.
Forty acres of land a miles west
or Irvliis. on county road n'nr Rood
school 2 ' miles from railroad aur
vev from Mo-uoo to Kimono. 4 miles
! north of Klmlra. Oood land fine
. itiiil' COOll colli
t prinK oi iiiiiiiinf.
S or 10 acres. Five-room uousu,
I chicken bonne. Ion barn: 12 acres
iln urain and garden; fine yom
orchard; 4or 5 acres pasture: rest
. .nn, I I nilier; several eoi.ii. v
. ...... ..... ........ fall no or ad
nil tor ;-"
dresa Fred liny, pprmnii"".. v... v.-
4 d
V .)! Ft Ml S.M.K
N ) is the time to buy
y or i" "I 'or winter. See
Vl.t.i Kineald. HI
MntU a'-. Thone Main 676. tf
SWF. HOT W FAT 1 1 1' it axKisn
Send to the i:uene v reainrrjr im
some of tho delJclous lllue Hell Ice
cream. You can net It In cartons,
vourselt or have It packed aud de
livered to any part of totvo. 57 S
Olive street.- l'noM 638.
Albany. Or.. July 20.-Horman
I.orenxe.1. a yomiK man rea ding In
Benton county, near till clt, was
drowned In tho Willamette river
nbout half a niilo above Albany
Wednesilnv afternoon. Ho went in
ba'hluK. and. beln unable to BWiin.
.... . ..7, ... ,,, in tho shallow
water, wnicii. e.Mem.o -
i i. ...i ,,o wnn with htm
It Is not known definitely how the
accident occurred, mu n
that while wbumik -"i'i
a ledKC into ileep wnu-i.
When he did not return homo
this evening hia mother walked
down the roan to iimn i" "" "
i ki. in,hd mi lhe rlvor bank.
lllllllll HI" v.v..... ,
She called neighbors, who secured
a boat and found bis touy.
l.orciuen win so
..... b u,,n iir I eier i.nn-ii.'-ii ......
came here from Medtord a little
more than a year ago.
Young l.orenieu resided In Eu
Kcne wilh hia parents beforo golnR
to Medford.
HAY FF.VKIt AXI SVMIFU FOl.pS
Must bo relieved oulcklv and Foley's
llonev and Tar Compound will do It.
F M Stewart, 1034 Wolfram &t..
Jl .' i. "I tn-n h....ll lirnt-
Clltcago. tu-3. "
ly troubled during the hot summer
months wltn nay r cr
by using Foley's Honey and 1 ar I
: Compound I get g, eat relief. Many
! . . .. ...rr... tit lnrlv will be
iotnera w uo -.n... .- --
' clad to benefit by Mr. Sae-.-'ar.t 8 ex- j
perflenco. roi .. "
DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE
CONVENTION TO BE
HELD AT ASTORIA
Secretary Chapman Busy at
Work Arranging
Program.
PEAU M.rM Too bad your de
sert Is spoiled. Tnit I am always ready
to substitute. Your 'rlendl
rhone S43 ui
Twtlnnd Or., July -t- "le
pnr,0r"innb. Hnked with Ih. ;
by tho convention of the
)ovelopn,e..t leiiguo to be held I at ,
kstoria. August 14. 15 and 1 i
inn the time of the Astoria Cenun
nlal. Tho latter la " - "
nreit historic imp"1 ". ,
frg he coming of the first Ameri
can colonv to the metric coast. Hie
lievelopment league vHon
will also mark a new era In this
lug oTthe "Astor colony 100 years
"Secretary C. C. Chapman, of the
..,u.,ni..nt ltanue. is now
Oregon r. ;..- - - ToaTam for
,'ho cemlX "The: attendance of
speakers of national fame s prom
ised and this year's nventimi will
undoubtedly tie et.--'
. .. .... .K.. lnV,IA eVOll tllOUKll
ever neiu ov -
last year s gathering at Salem was
one hard to surra.
o....u ....i..i rtU-inles of the de
?,m ii nu, . . urn
,, ...isiiel as J. J- ltlU.
; : ... .im ii.,r.l viliott. Ger
I.OU1S i. inn. . .,
rett Fort and Carl K. Cray In the
railroad worm; ,U"'"V"
H Wilcox, of the league; V , m.
Il.nlev. Will. Colvlg. J. H. Raley.
Ceo. Wlnsate. J. S. VanWlnkle.
vice-president: C. C. Chapman, sec-
. '.. . TnhiiAnn. ehalr-
reiarv; umnnr . -
man of the Portland t ommen lal ,
.i,.i. nromotton committee; Tom,
Klchnrdson. founder of the league;
Covernor West: Sam Hill: C. T.
l'rall and others are on the pro-
n-i . .... d ntimlier of
gram. uus nc.... - - -
.. i i .a. ih.t n-lll hrt meatv as well
HlllllVBro .
as full of Interest for the dele-j
gates. Tho press or tne aiaie m i
be represented, editors of the Port
land papers being Invited to speak,
na well as representatives from
other parts or tne siaie.
YVATOl YOI'K KIDNEYS.
mu - i tlnn nr.n t rnlc Vfllir h PR 1th-
Road what Foley's Kidney Pills have
j - nnl irhVtnr Mm H V.
Allen. Qulncy, 111., says: "About a
vear ano my klndneys began bother-
. i un,i n cwolltnir In m v on-
niK mo. ""u -w -
ltlea and limbs, then headaches and
nervous uit oi""
voro backaches. I was getting worse
..... l- ... IA.nn t,nm 1
l'llls. I Kt'I'l UU luivtiis ii.ciii until i
was once moru irteu ui im nunif.i
trouble and suffering. I have a great
fli-'B I.-ti.o Dilla
for and shall always recommend
them." For sale by all druggists.
Happiest Gr In Lincoln.
1. J 1., n llln .. fne Brim a Hmn with
chronic constipation and stomach
... 1 V...n Inlilnn rhamt.ae.
lain s csiomacn ana wut inuicib mm
111 inree navs i was huic iu vu uy
Rut ppiut riKiii niuiiri.
pro licit? i ii i-iiituiu iiuu
a good medicine." For sale by W. A.
Right in yonr busiest season when
you have the best time to spare you
are most likely to take diarrhoea and
liS( St' frtw tii a ,iiui r. u iiirffs j uu
have Chamberlain's Colic. Colera and
Diarrhoea Remedy at hand and take
a dose on the first appearance of the
disease. For sale by V. A. Kuyken
dall s urug store.
A J 1111 V LL
Children's
Low Shoes
and Pumps
Sizes 1 to
Saturday
Only
ojois Siucl .H,,PnH-fnH "V
Xq oivs joj siHusmseis jo sjbj oqi
patoq no um. poniEllo eq louuoj
Ap.uieii Heoqaiiiici pua j3oj 'lioo
p."lDl"'li"l'H.I "liH iiiv-41
.(jujnof uo otuoq eABi aaiev;
uiunris .uaiiruvu la IlrSI.
class shape at the Frenxwa blacK
smith shop on Olive street, between
West Eighth tod West Ninth. tf.
WILCOX BROTHERS
ROYAL BLUB STORfi
ACROSS FROM HAMPTON'S BIG STORE
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