Eugene daily guard., September 21, 1911, Image 8

TH3! EUGENE DAILY GUARD, THURSDAY, SEPT. 21, 9911.
WE ARE NOT IN THE TRUST,
Eugene agents Tor Warn0''s Rust-Proof and Red Fern Corsets; Gossard Lace Front Corsets; Nemo Corsets; King
Tailored Waists, Town ani.1 Country Club Ladies! Shiift, in Siiks and Colored Flannels. Munsing Underwear for Men,
Women and Children. ' :
ureater ax
ep t, Store
S. H. Friendly ;Go., TiTe Leading Store
SCHAEFER BROS., Proprietors
70U COULD HAVE BOUGHT IT CHEAPER AT AX BILLY'S
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Couts.nnil Suits like the
nrcomjonylng cut ltlus
tratesare the kind we
feature. The style, ma
terial, nnd workmanship
belir3- (he very best.
Priced-from-.
f& 1 2.50
BEAUTIFUL MILLINERY Each day adds additional attractions to an already n
rtllniAn. frAivi thft intntw fair cho.no. tri tho mnra n.nni:
$ 1 5.
buiicbiiun, iiuiii nit jaumj ii.il oiiuh iv inv iiiuiu biauuiaic ul CallUnSt oCVeral
Pattens
received in our Wednesday shipment. We uTge your inspection, Fair visitors,
Second Floor
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$15 Blue Serge Spcl.
Regular $20.00
all-wool serge;
teed lining and
fit. :
values;
THK FAMOUS MATZKN
LINE OF LADIES' AXD
MISSKH' TAIIXHIKD
We are the exclusive
I
agents for Eugene
to
$55.00
The greatest value ever
shown in a man's suit
we want you to come and
see it, and we guarantee
you'll buy It for $15.00
All a-temtlons nmdo free
of charge.
SALE OF SAMPLE
LIXKX SENT OUT HY
OUR NEW VOKK OF.
FICE AT Ji OFF THE
HECiUIiAR l'RICE. In
the lot are towels and
napkins of all descrip
tions, tray cloths, lunch
cloths, towllng, etc., etc.
linnCDlTC DDIPCC RinCT ACCIIRPni Y Thio io nlumwr o4. .i
iviuuLiiHiu i iiiui-vj niwwi nuuuni.uL.1 inu wi. unvcyo yutnt ailu yOLI C3D dail
i '! ; -j. v nil I vjc T.. u '
mis iiuerai converuenuc ai ha dil.ii o. 1 1 y us.
DOUBLE PIANO VOTES in our Furniture and Rug Departments for Saturcfav i
riailu J let; IU tut; jiiuiiu ugai iicumhuoji ii l.ou iiiaij.
v&Drirtrj aVaitO (Elulljra
two daughters came in last evening
to visit .Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Evans.
Miss Lothi Paulson of Los Augales
also arrived to visit the Evans tarn
ilv. "Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Clyde, Mr. and
Mrs. B. E. Harris,, Mr. and Mrs P.
H. llletterman and D. 13. Miles camo
in from Wcndling last evening and
left this morning for Portland: The
gentlemen came to attend Musonle
initiation in Eugene.
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MARRIED,
SPECIAL SALE OF FANCY RIBBONS; Values up to $1.00; 4 to 10 in. wide; in three lots: Lot No. 1, at 29c; Lot No.
2, ati39c; Lot No. 3, at 43c.
JUST RECEIVED OUR OWN IMPORTATION FROM GERMANY OF VELVETS AND CHALLIS
MOST EXQUISITELY DESIGNED AND MERIT YOUR INSPECTION. ' '
THE CHALLIS ARE
At the home of the bride at 174
(Vest Ninth street, Eugene, Septem
ber 20, 1911, at 8 p. in., Horace H.
Emorson and Mrs. Cora E. Schafor,
Rov. II. F. Neff, officiating. The
groom is a well-known plumbor and
the bride Is well and favorably
rknown.
Wednesday evening. September 20,
at the Methodist parsonage in imh
gene, Amos A. Hills and Miss tfessie
Kelsay, both of Lowell, Rev. H. S.
Wilkinson officiating.
At the home of the bride's sistor
in Albany, Wednesday evening, Sep
tember 20, 1911, Harry H. Hubbs,
of Euaene. and Miss Margaret Clino
of Albany, Rev. Geselbracht officia
ting. R. L. Howe of Eugene was
best man and Miss Mayme Stevens of
Albany, bridesmaid. They are otl tc
Portland for a short trip and will be
home soon to take up housekeeping
BOYS' AND GIRLS' AID
SOCIETY IS WORTHY
OF PUBLIC SUPPORT
Tag Day Tomorrow Should Be
Success Ladies Should Call
oh Miss Pease.
400Jkil
I
THE REASON.
Quality higher than price.
That's the reason.
Stevens & Hulln Piano
House, Commercial Club
block. s2 3
PERSONALS
I u. A. liartms or uouage urovo, is
; in the city today. ' '
T ( CO. Peterson Is transacting bnsl-
i IKK ill l'Mi'Mnml -
S J- nlUa all1 fnml'y are "in
I city for a day or bo.
i F. C. Rirmsoy Is In from Lowell. I E. L. Keczol of Hhilomath Is tak-
j II. Malloy Is down -irom Natron. IK l the festivities -
. ... , , , , , . L. .. Honey went to Salem this
f B. F. Mlnnoy, of Mda, Isjiero Tor monllll ,S1K,3H.
J1'?. f!ilr;., ' . j ' . . J. F. Yom returned from a trip to
fi. S. Woodnirlved out froun ,km ; cKnronila last night.
3aat night . , . h3. .InFep, pniii is vlBlUng at
' 15. l'ond oriV.alteivillo Is talcing , Gl.n :1, lot. ,.,.. ,,,iy!1
W. T. Mooro of Plcsiiuit' HIU sjt(,r,.d t th0 tlod'man.
fit tho fair. , V. T. i:af.l.s of How River, is in
I H. Maloy loft todr.y for' Salem to I t!u( (.Uv . (lQy or
intend the fa, i. ! J. M. Wllliolui, of Crosol!. Is In
J!in Add sou, o. Lorao.-. Is Hinong, , (.,tv (,, tl ,ow dllvSi
tliB lnlr visitor. . , K. K. Shmroo of Florence Is traiu-
' ,"r8' Richmond of ihwhcnf fl(.lhlfe bu.slnoss in Knmn,,
,tn town yeMwday. K. C. i auaken, of Merlin, is trans-
Mr. M. Condon, of Mn))!, was Iu.iU.n,u biilnobR in Miigeno.
a-.uscme over nlglu. . , will Clrlmos of llamsburr,. Is In
the rity attending tho fair.
I tt i ii. .iiiciii'i, u: iiuNiourg, is in
i llio cl'.y to attend the fair.
.1. F. Holhnmk of Creswell, was
Hero on business yesterday.
A. W. Ward or Collage (lrov was
In town on basinets lodav.
li. K. Mi-Cord, of Hnseburg, is In
tho city attending the ralr.
.Miss Mary ltllyou has gone to Mt.
Ai.irnl to a: lend the academy.
Airs. .1. Hanson is home from a
short visit at Cottage drove.
Dr. 1). d. Clark, of llarrisburg, Is
among the county fair visitors.
.Mrs. L. Urownson, of WuUerville,
Is in the city for a lew days.
Mrs. Leoua Wntldlo Is In the city
from Portland, visiting friends.
Alfred Jones -of Cottage Orovo
was here on business yesterday.
Mrs. Pauline Spencer ifhd daugh
ter went to Mnrcolu yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ronnie of Wnl-
) "Just &ssy
9S
It Moans
Original antLSeniiino
MALTED mLl
Thi Food-drink for All Ages.
More healtliful than Tea or Coffee. :
Agrea with the Weakest digestion.
, Delicious, invigorating and ' nutritious.
' 'cn rnilk, mailed grain, powder form.
k quick lunch prepared in a minute,
lake nojubstitute. AskforHOKLlCK'S.
U' Others are imitation?.
The Feel of Good Clothes
They're all "Best" Clothes in the Michaels-Stern new Fall
and Winter Styles. They are suitable to wear anywhere,
ijseven days in the week.
The trimly easy hang of tho undercoat, tho well tailored
trousers, the full fashioned lines of the Overcoat, distin
guish you in any company. Let us surprise you with tile
prices,
N$. 8 E. 9th St. Eugene, Ore.
terville, nro visiting at Mc.Mlnnvlllo.
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Wilder wore
in from Yoncalla on business yester
day. 11. II. Mason went to Jasper last
evening, after a short stay In Eu
geno. 11. Kress and his daughter, Miss
Nettle, left today for a visit lu Mich
igan. Rev. and Mrs. II. S. Wilkinson nro
attending the M. E. conference nt
Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Hills of Lowell
went to Airlle this morning to visit,
friends.
Miss II. W. Mahon of Mabel loft
this morning for Portland to visit
friends.
.Mrs. Drown of Walterville left
this morning for Aquinas to visit
friends.
Mr. und Mrs. Mllo Roach went to
Cnttago drove this morning to spend
the day.
Mrs. P. F. Williamson loft today
for Spokane, Washington, to visit
friends.
Mis. William Wolf nnd daughtac
returned to Junction City on tlif
noon train. ;; jfi.
Mr. und Mrs. R. O. Ilrady 'rir
among numerous Creswell people' In
town todav. '
Walter Peterson and little brothel
leiuruuu to junction City on lb
noon train.
W. C. llrewstcr. of Pasadena, Cal.,
Is hero visiting his cousin, Miss Lu
ella I'rewfter.
H. I,. Avery, of llnlso, Idaho, Is
here for a few days visiting his bro
ther, William W.
Attorney J. M. Pipes went to Port
land, today to appear in a circuit
court case there.
Miss Ruby Karrlnglon Is home
from a visit with Miss Ermine 0v
en of nine lllver.
William Churchill went to Cottage
drove today to visit his daughter
Mrs, S. I.. Knox.
Mr. Hall of Fairfield. Nebraska,
rami. In last evening to visit his old
friend J. F. dates.
Mts. Parker left for Portland last
evening after a visit with Frank
llailley and family.
Mrs. L, Steele left on tho noon
tralii for Portland to visit her daugh
ter His. Louise .Malone. '
Misses Kliinheth Parker and Esth
er mien left this morning for Cor
vallls to attend college.
Miss Allhea Statzer returned to
PloaMtit Hill last evening after a
visit , wlih .Miss Ada Statzer.
C. li. Welch Is up from Salem look
ing itfter the finishing touches on the
new Christian church building.
F. K. llrlstow ot Junction Cltv
went to Salem rrom liHre todav fii
attend the Methodist conference.
Mrs. lierlngton of-Clackamas loft
this morning for her home after a
visit with friends on the McKcni
Mr. and Mrs. d. F. Hrow n it ml
and Mrs. W. A. llrown were here
yesterday attending
Mr
i from Corvullis
the fair.
Ur. C. II. Atwood of CIny Center,
111 ma. ilium li, jnin
make Eugeno
I his family here and
his home.
C. F. Chrismann of Walker Sta
tion was In today.
J. Silver and C. Fitzgerald were In
from Spokane today.
Mrs. A. D. Owens was In from
Cottage drove today.
Miss Elsie Deardorff was in from
Cottage drove today.
13. lluber of Divide was In town
today on a business trip.
A. D. Hrown of Goshen Is in town
today taking In the sights.
Mrs. W. W. Percival of Independ
ence arrived today to attend the fair.
Mrs. Marlnda Wyglo of Spring
field left today for Creswell to visit
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Sherman came 111
from Spores to attend the fair after
a visit to Jefferson. -
Mrs. James Dixon of Ft. Klamath
left for her home today after a visit
with the W. J. Mulkoy family.
Mrs. E. L. D'Lashmitt of Dallas
came In today to visit her sister Mrs,
Virginia Smith nt the St. Francis.
C. Rowland ot Sunnysldo, Wash
ington, left Tor his home today after
a visit with Samuel Cook and family
lu Kugene.
Miss Edith Foote of Drain came
in today to spend a few days with
ner uromer .1. E. Foote and to at
tend the fair.
Jos. Clyde and wife. B. E. Harris
and wife and l'resrntt II. Blatterson
and wife of Wendllng, are in the
city to attend tho fair.
S. Ii. Mosler left this morning for
Portland to meet, his mother. Mis.
M. J. Mosler, who has spent the sum
mer In Lincoln, Nebrska.
Mr. and Mrs. Tomplonian of Mar
cola wore In Eugeno yesterdnv, mak
ing final arrangements to move here
which they will do In n few days.
Lee Douglas of Marysville. Califor
nia, left for his homo this morning,
having been here to attend the fun
eral of his brother Sam Douglas.
C. H. Sedgwick nnd W. W. Scott
were hero from Creswell yesterdnv
on business. They went homo in the
evening to join the excursion todav.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Sherlock of
Omaha, Nebraska, who have been
visiting the family of J. W. Quacken
bush left this morning for the
southern pnrt of Oregon. i
P. Conley of Springfield left todav
for Portland where he will spend ii
few days with friends and then pro
coed to dreshain where he will visit
and attend the fair.
Itev. J. M. Coiner, of the Adven
tist church, left with his family for
Creswell last evening. The fnmllv
will remain there while Key. Comer
attends conference In Walla Walla.
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Ilanton of
Sleepy ' Hye, Minnesota, who have
been visiting the family of L. Mo
gensen, left yesterday for California,
which they will take in before re
turning homo. O
Harold Eakln and his sister. Miss
Gertrude F.akln, of Salem, who have
spent several dnys here, the guests
of their cousin. Miss Kate Hanr.a
and their uncle. S. P. Eakln. return
ed to their homo today.
Mrs. C. E. Johnson of Stayton and
-'' The Boys' and Girls' Aid society of
Oregon was incorporated in the year
1880, since which time It has receiv
ed nearly 40U0 children. These
children come from all parts of the
state and ns can be seen by the last
annual report four-fifths of the cases
came from the county of Multnomah.
Were it not for the officers of the
society, who are making this their
life work, many cases of neglect,
abuse and abandonment of heartless
parents or guardians would be over
looked, but the society has detailed
investigators in the field whose busi
ness it is to watch children placed
out in family homes In their district,
and bring before the proper authori
ties cases pf abuse of children. It Is
as much ail institution of Lane coun
ty as the county poor farm, the hos
pital or any other county institution,
and as It depends in part on charity,
it is hoped that the visitors to the
fair on Friday will remember It is
"tag day" for the society, and will
ingly donate their mite toward the
maintenance and future welfare of
the dependent and delinquent child
ren of Lane county.
The Indies , who nro to sell tags,
please call upon Miss Myrtle E.
Pease, traveling visitor, nt the Os
burn hotel, room 23S, this eveulny
or any time Friday.
QIAI.ITV.
'"''my is appreciated lo
after price i ... 1
your piano. The Ste S
III 111 l nnn fcn,..
cial fl, ,,,., ' """"I-1
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NEW TODAY
FOR SALE-IS acres close n J
?1 uOU. Goon terms. 1
re. Good to farm when ti'1
ot f . i -room house on the a
Oklahoma laud to trade for On-J
land or Eugene property
Oklahoma and Oregon 'La, f.l
via ii uiuuieiie sirei. t
FOR SALE Fine pianoTte,
Pond, mandolin, vaSr.
household goods includins a
heater, rugs, lace cum
tiers, star carpeted, library a
book shelves, beds, dresseri
100(1 Harrison street, cort;
sirei.
FOLEY'S KIDVEY PILLS.
Will reach vour Individual case if
vnn have nnv form of kidney and !
bladder trouble or urinary Irregular
ities. Try thom.
For sale by all druggists.
For bowel compialnts in children
always give Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Dlarrhoe Remedy and
castor oil. It Is certain to effect a
cure, nnd when reduced with water
and sweetened, Is pleasant to take.
No phvslcinn can prescribe a bettor
remedy. For sale - by Kuykendall's
drug store.
SCHOOL DISTRICT: XOTICK
Is your school needing an
organ? If so, confer at once
with the Stevens & Hulln
Piano House, Commercial
Club Block, Eugene, and ob
tain valuable information.
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NOT RR.HIGIXG.
It is not often that I brag about
being the oldest piano dealer in town
j but I am if you doti. t believe it,
look at my teeth. However, I can
Mrs llomen & Nlckelsen's em- cite you to-people to whom I sold pi
hmtilerv nnrlor will be opened to the alios hero 20 years ago and those
public in the Theatre building, room i plnnos are still giving good sntisfuc'
111. Monday. September 25. All Kinds tlon.
of embroidery and stumping. oi
Diarrhoea Is always more or less
prevalent during September. Be pre
pared for It. Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is
prompt and effectual. It can always
bo depended upon and is pleasant to
lake. For. sale by W. A. Kuykendall.
Music every meal at the Royal.
s20tf
F. A. RANKIN,
30 West Cth street.
s21
FIXE I'l.VXOS.
From factory t6 you. Furnished by
F. A. Rankin, 30 West 6th street. s21
4
FOR SALE 120 acres laiJ i
about 42 head of cattle: 1 d
horses, some hogs, feed andpi-l
thing. J. D. Burns, one miiteJ
ot Marcola, Oregon.
WANTED Place, to work to J
board and room, by young aJ
attending trie Eugene
college. Cull at the college, II!
W. i th or illume 4a.
LOST A white and black tail
butterfly off ladies' hat, lost lj
ncsday evening on streets. f.d
return to Guard office.
FOUND A man's coat In vtn
of city. Owner call 14TUxl
street, identify coat and pv'i
ad.
WANTED Position as grocer;:'
Good references. 557 Higar-I
WANTED Somebody to do ilia
Call Sundav southeast cone
Oak and 13th strets. Phone IN
WANTED Teams for hauling rl
Inquire nt Linn Drug to.
LANE COI'NTY FAIR DAXCE-i
armory hall, Tnursclay nignu
REDl-CTIO.N IX YfU'AMZK
Thirty per cent reduction M
,i.. ,i inho vulcanizing at tie 'M
turn garage, 614 Olive stret. .l5'
first class.
Corvallis Gazette: An unconfirmed
report here today is lo the effect that
U. C. Kecney, the real estate man at
Monroe. 'sold yesterday to Easterners!
one 300-acre tract, another of 1(10:
acres, and a third of 80 acres. It is I
expected that others of the party will !
bo Interested yet, and It Is- stated j
that another party of Easterners will;
reach Monroe in a day or two. Those;
nt Monroe yesterday were delighted
with the country. I
Albany Herald: J. E. Klrkland left
this morning for Eugeno, where he
will attend the races at the Lane
county fair, with his trotting mnre,
Lady vlalcom, which, won second
money In the $1,000 race at Salem
last week. He will go from there to
Roseburg. and then to Medford to
take In the race meets at these
places.
Coquille Sentinel: In future nil
persons serving time in the county
Jail will work on the county roads.
It Is not known yet whether they
will have a guard or be equipped
wilh a ball and chain.
Blood Humors
Commonly cause pimples, bolls, hives, :
eczema or salt rheum, or mine other j
form of eruption; but sometimes they
exist in the system. Indicated by feci- j
lugs ot weakness, languor, loss of a p.
petite, or general debility, without
causing any breaking out. :
They are expelled and the whole sys- j
tern Is renovated, strengthened and
toned by
Hood's Sarsaparilia
Oct It todnv In usual MnnM fnrtn n ',
cbocclatcd tablets gulled Sarsatabs, H
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Hnitnn J
m am m .h.mbuh a.
TTSl JL . . A. r.Yt
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Fall Style
For
$3.50
This Is n very natty mil F,il! and .Wint fh' and
Ladies' Shoe. It Ir, one of those st.wi.-n. i'- nf ferri
arch models with the latest knob toe e:t
able patent leather with a calf top
sole: It will waer excellently and is fi tJ
a verv good value nt our prl'V 3v,
of T
(iive S. II. drcrn Trading Swror
STORE
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