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THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD, SATURDAY, OCT. 21, 1911
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SPECIAL SALE FRIDAY and SATURDAY-All $1.00 NECKWEAR 75c, Ail 75c NECKWEAR 50c ;
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If ycu want Man's Wear Buy at a Man's. Store
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woman
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: ,W1fBnJll&lW''york 'ill l""" Htf j
Wear a
Benjamin
Suit
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Overcoat
and you will make no
mistake. Style, Fit,,
Quality and price are
GUARANTEED
RIGHT
8 to $35
Mentor Union Underwear-Perfect
in fit, un
usual in quality
$1.25 to $6.00
Holeproof Hosiery for
Men, Women and
Children
Stetson d& Regal Shoes
Roberts
TOS.
TOGGERY. Corner 8th and
Willamette Sts. EUGENE, OREGON
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This Bank Offers You
Bafoty for your money; considerate attrition to your business re
quirements; A hanking homo whore your interests nmy grow
encouraged and aided by officers and employees whom one aim la
to promote tho welfare pf client..
BANK OF COMMERCE
550 WILLAMETTE STREET
KKKP VOIR HAIR
If you will use our hair lonlo and
dandruff cure, yon will not need n
buy other people's hi.lr. Hut will
have nice hair of your own. We
guarantee It, and glvo your money
back if It falla. It Is not a patent
hair medicine. We prepare It In our
store. Try It and bo nletisod.
RED CROSS UUUQ CO.
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Hl'MMoXS. therein and for the plaintiffs costs
I""" "'"""'"nicma in sniu suit a ml
In Tlio Circuit Court Of The Stnto for sucn othor and further relief na
Of Oregon For Tho County Of Lane. I niay he Jiihi and equitable nn.i...
" ......... v i-nii.,, rSl,,i,(fl ui complaint here.
n MrnnKi, I .... II nh.flfr .... A I........ I n "lH ".re
er 0, Towne, and Verdn Towns, hls This summons Is published
wife, and Uenrge list randor and 1 snant to an order made h h. SI-
Minnie Ostrnnder, bis wife, Defou-i llolmus W. Thompson, Coiintv In,
dants. "f I-aue County. Oreinn nl...
To Alexander C. Towne nnd Vorda September 27. 1911, Bnd rcoulrlii"
Towne, his wife, and George Ostrand- tbn sumnions herein to be published
er aud Mlnnlo Ostrandor, hln wlfo. , once a week for six consecutive weeks
In the name of the State of Oro-! . Carey & Kerr
Kon.i You and each of you are here-! Omar C. Snen'rop
liy required to appear and answer! Attorneys for PlalnMf.
i " "i'-n iihiiiiifi. .wu in' I'nii "i uriu puuncatlon
tli.'liboro enillled suit, on or before tcinber 28th, If 11,
Scp-
Krlendly's Rlove sale Friday and
Saturday. Cape kid gloves for ladlex
II. Ml valuea at 8c pair; 3 pairs to
a customr. 0gQ
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Closing Out Sale
On account of ill health we are closing out our
Pattern Hats and Fancy Feathers half price. $
DAVIDSON SISTERS 41 W. EIGHTH STREET I
iifsf National flank
PROSPERITY BALANCED BY THRIFT, t
Prudent and happy is the man who. in times of
DrOSDCritv renillnrlv rinnrxiite hie en,l u Vi
b.i o j" ' ma oijaic Lctj.ii 111 me
oank. biicn a man will nnt Ipoi iim j
November 10, 1911, said date boiim
more than six weeks froc; tho ilnte
or the order in the above cause pro
viding for publication of summons
herein nnd If you fall to answer for
wnnt thereof the plaintiff will annlv
to the court for the relief demand
ed In the complaint, namely: That
a decree be entered requiring you to
specifically perform the contract
heretofore made by Alexander 0.
Towne. tor the conveyance to thP
Oreium Klertrlc Hallway company,
for th sum of IS.00u.00 of that cer
tain parcel of laud described as fol
lows: Commencing at a point in tho
north line of 6th street In tho City
of Rugene. In I .aim County, Oregon.
80 feet west of the Southeast cor
ner of the fractional lot numbered
one In the fractional block "11" In
that part of tho city of Kimene. In ;
I i.sne county, Oregon, which was ori
ginally donated to l.nne County bv
Kugene K. Skinner and wife, anil
running theuie west ntong south
line of said lot 80 feet, more or less,
to the southwest corner yf said lot!
thence north along the east line of
ir
NITA'S NEW YORK
FASHION LETTER
Madame La Mode on the Ram
page Again The Bag's
the Thing
- Talk about the eccentricities of
genius, they cannot even remotely
touch the flights of fashion fancy,
when cnee Madame La Mode gets on
the rampage. Of course those vho
make the fashions, and incidentally
money as well thereby, are bound
for their pocket' s sake to evolve
something distinctly different with
each recurrent season. They intend
that by no possible chance shall mon
ey be saved by wearing last year's
clothing.
Of course common sense takes n
hand of necessity, In cases where
money does not flow like water. But
tho vain and volatile like sheep fol
low the fashion leader wherever It
strays. The soralled accessories of
the tollotte have always been con
sidered properly In second place.
But will you believe me, one item,
a bag of Borne sort or other, has
actually this year become the key
note of tho whole costume scheme.
How It happened no one knows,
but there Isn't a modiste who fails
to admit the supremacy of the bag.
In fact in many cases the bag
is bought first and the gown built
up from it so to speak. The wo
man who wslks out in a New York
thoroughfare without a silk, leather,
velvet. Jetted or tapestry bag looks
almost as conspicuous as though she
were to appear nilnus her bodice.
So absolutely domiuative is this
fad, that I thought It well worth
my time to note some of the lead
ing styles offered by my best shops.
In one exclusive store, there waB a
tapestry bag of the same size and
shape as that carried by the hunter.
It had a leather fringe, and while
undoubtedly striking was about as
beautiful and equally commodious as
the old time carpet bag. Velvet bags
with long cords, so that the bag
swings near the skirt hem, instead
"it will come in good sometime."
The "sometime" is the present
and the bag fad the saving oppor
tunity. No pattern is required, and
the most amateur needle-woman
can draw the silk or velvet into proi,.
er bag shape, and add lining, cords
or trimming ad libitum, with. ease
If perchance you have the metai
frame of one of the eratwhi.e popu
lar leather shopping bags, this caa
be transferred to the greater ele
gance of silken foundation. There Is
no fixed rule in the matter of shaiie
and individual taste can be display
ed in color and design without fear
of offending Dame Fishlon. That
these bags are more faddishly orna
mental than useful, must be con
ceded, but nevertheless they belnni;
to tne very lew ureas accessories that
of being carried near the waist line are within reach of all, and which
as formrely. are in high favor, with
motallic embroidery or jetted fringe
for ornamentation.
For the theatre, bags of gold lace
crochet over colored silks, and very
elegant. Likewise they are very ex
uensive. unless made at home. And
Just here let me whisper that this
bag fad furnishes one of the best
and cheapest plans for Chrlstmns
giving Imaginable.
Nearly all of us nave tucked away
somewhere an odd piece of ve'.vet
or bit of brocade, not large enough
for a hat or waist, and which we
have kept hidden carefully, using
Toman's own saving argument that
I.F.ti.U, NOTICK
Of ante of refunding general war
rant bunds of the cltv of Kuirene
Sealed bids will be received bv tho
city recorder of the city of Kugene
Oregon, until 7:30 o'clock p m.
nccember 11, 1911. tor the purchase
pf the Issue of 1 180.000.00 refund
ing general warrant bonds of the
said city. Said bonds will bear In
t.'icst at not to exceed 5 ner cm. ....
annum, payable seml-annunllv de
nominations from 1100.00 to li
000 00. negotiable, due 25 year's
fn-ni date thereof. Bids for said
bonds shall be itmnuunis i... - "
tlfl.. ..i.i. .... .. ' cer-
... "er conl of the
price bid and said bids iust be wlth-
... ...... unuuiiiiiun wnatevcr Slid
and .TC r,K!" nM
'HO It. S. mtYSON, ISecorder.
KITCHKX RKCIPK8.
Nut Bread.
1 cake compres'ed yeast: 1-4 cup
luke-warm water; 2 cups scalded and
cooled milk; 2 tablespoons shorten
ing; 4 tablespoons molasseB. 1 cup
or more nut meats: 1 cup entire
wheat flour; use white flour as
needed for dough. Knead, let rise
until double In size. Shape into loaf
without adding more flour and when
rather more than double In Blze bnke
for forty or fifty minutes in hot ov
en. Add the nut meats to liquid af
ter chopping them
loavos.
3 cups water; cook and strain. Make
a souce with 2 teaspoons butter; 2
teaspoons flour; 1-2 teaspoon milli
ard; 1-8 teaspoonful pepper; 1 1-2
teaspoonful salt. Add to . strained
liquid. Let it cook well" A""'slice of
.onion added to the tomato Improves
it.
FOR THE HOTSKKRKPKR.'
An excellent, way of cleaning lamp
chimneys Is to hold the glass over
the spout of a kettle of boiling water
until it becomes well steamed, then
This makes two polish with a clean dry cloth, and
- the glass will be beautifully bright.
must certainly give tone to the sim.
plest gown.
Dont forget the Christmas hint
no friend will object to such a dain
ty gift and even duplicates will ba
welcome.
NITA.
WiU'mette
Market
Home of Good
MEATS and GROCERIES
Pure lard, 5 lb. pail ' 65o
Pure lard, 10 lb. pail. . $1.25
Boiling Beef, 7c to 10c
All other Meats'in proportion
W. B. WING
Successor to Wing & Company
Clnm or Oyster Cocktail.
To remove grease from a stove try
& lal.laoi.nnna nnlunn- A tnlila-l . i O Tenil
spoons horseradish; 4 table-poons "" fllan- "l' a cloth ln soot flmI
Worcestershire sauce: 1 1-4 spoon to- "lb 11,18 well over the greasy parts;
basco sauce; 1-2 teaspoon salt; Juice tnen l'"''-v ,ne b,n,-k lead and ,he
3 lemons.
Mix and keep very cold: keep
clnlnis and oyster" on Ice and add to
dressing just before serving.
Salmon Lonf.
Remove the skin, bone and oil
from a can of salmon and pick up
flue with a silver fork. Beat three
eggs very light and add to them two
thirds of a cup of milk.
Grease a small baking dish and
and MuaineHnfa,ls 'ih'h?,' if"? ulte Prevents then, from rusting,
f.J ,Zl ?.' U b ,S f "J"" and 80 'es the bother of cleaning
the ion liver rm .Vh ta. tMm wnen tlle5' are '"ei again.
spots will at once disappear.
When making boiled puddings of
any kind try putting a piece of
greased paper over the top before
the cloth Is put on. This renders
the cloth much easier to wash and
keeps the pudding nice and, firm.
When steel knives are not In son
stant use always wrap them In tissue
paper ft Id lay them away. Tlfis
1UU 11
Find
the top layer. Cover with buttered
crumbs and bake on half hour.
Serve at once.
Raker IVnn Soup.
1 cup ba'd benns; 1 cup tomatoes
When peeling lemons for cooking
purposes be sure never to cut any of
the white skin, as It has a bitter fla
vor. (St. Louis Globe Democrat. I
I.K.t.AL NOTICK.
the alley 156 feet, more or le,. h,.,.i".. Snl:.r' 'er
th. ..h I,.,.. ,.,!,.. ... .u- - ,r,, ,
the ilmml
grounds In the City of Kuuene
theme easterly along said boununr
Kiipnna
Sealed bid. will be received bv he
city recorder of the city of Kt..
I'reson. until 7; so
nr ovum .i-n,i. ... . ........ . " cluck -11
n .ii.iii. UIIM I I leci.tiihnr 11 IDI, .:
- .. (.,..,, .ir n i , mi i. in- i
thence .outh to the place of betln-' power ,.l w.-V . '".U,,,V, Mht.
ning. and for a funher decrcj Tth.t : Vk.T, '
ueorge Ostrander and Minnie o- ri ,,f .... . . T . rt at
trander. his wtte. hnl.l ih i-.., ... r " " ".-r.-u six
versify. Interest paid on savings accounts
fc CAPITAL. $100,000.00.
D . SURPLUS AND PROFITS .$135.0Qp.OO
tuir i.n
u to the said real property fr he b i , ,"'","l""ni','"lly' sh
us. and benefit of th. nlslniiff . 1 . 1 IU,m",1,tlon ! less than
that ..Id George Ostrander and wife" ,V ,h. I h. . '.I'. !".T.,h"i ,(",,,-
n requirrq io conv.iy the ssm. to thereof ,i i 1.1 V. I " ,rni date
the plaintiff, and that th. plalntlflT, , '.Z hv '1. 1" " h r-
Ow... ,t. imvitiij .nq m:n you nint (in il, M '"" "las
lorever enjoined and proAhltert ,.,,.. " i , ' "' , "n O ''""ditliins !
from claiming and aswnlng anr , ' ' '"r rrves ihe!
I right. .HI. or Interest or.Ytf1 ,0 Viliuvso.v' Harder
NKWS XOTKS.
Baker Democrat: Now would be
a good time to go Into the sheen
growing business. The price at i
which sheen can be purchased and
the low price of hay offers favor
able opportunity to the man who
hna hlB eye on tho future.
The postal department has ac
cepted the offer of the Odd Feilows
of Hlllsboro to furnish quarters for
me prstorrice. Removal Is to he
made December 1,
stanfleld Standard: Watermelon
aud cantaloupes are still on the mar
ket and are being enjoyed fresh from
the vines by the people of the Man.
field country.
'tlie editorial ptnff of "The
Whirlwind." the Albany High
school monthly periodical. Is com-
posen or itutn O. Thompson, edl-tor-ln-chlef
; Charges Ohllng, assis
tont eirltor; Carson Binhee. bush
ness manager; Madeline Hawllngs,
. ii iiiuiuin manager.
The first postal savings hank will
be established ln Falls Cltv October
25. The local postoffice han made
material advancement in the three
years that J. K. Heezlev has had the
management or the office. The re-1
celpts have Increased 25 percent, and '
the postmaster s sularv has been 1
raised from $ 1 200 to f i 400.
The Chinese minister of war for
merly the diplomatic rniir..wn..all..n I
ts In l orreaiuin.l. '
nn in. t.erman war office'
Tin- of teaming Chlneso!
officer, the science of avlre
i .rinis.ion Has been gWnted VJ
, ........ u ,u t.na 9IX orfi.
.nr.
. ill
sn.y
tlim.
liul It
i r iw,. i ntnese army who will be
In tl aeronautical detach,
men, of, German armv and will
become (in.pi,. ,,jiot.
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i.ni-M'r is tne great
Ife ln the rutitry''
nocker a. Q
any of his cloihe. in Ue bureau.
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What You
Want
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Rest
Estate
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THE
detective's
find
Fine Linen Finish Pajer
Per Box
35 cts.
Cor. 9th and Willamette
Sam Rugh
Realty Co.
We have a lare list and always off"
you the best.
FOR SALE
140 acres of Land, and hen we
land we mean GOOD LAND, nut low.
we. rough, or rocky land, but go
smooth. I'RODFCTIVE LAND, all
cultivation, and WELL IMPROVE!;.
cultivation, and WELL I.MrHOfcu-
In fine location on the latest Oreeon
ELECTRIC SURVEY. Short drive
from Eugene. Price ISO per srre.
verv good terms. This 1 In a splen
did farming district where the lw
is commanding good prices It
pav you to Inoji this up and ronsltwf
itironi the standpoint of a proflno-
inft'Stment.
SAM RUGH REALTY CO.
COR. 8th AND WILLAMETTE
Matlock Bldg.
PHONE 64.
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