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

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THE EUGENE DAILY GUABD, SATTJBDAY, OCT. 21, 1911
Eugene Agents Nemo Gorsets, Cossard Lace hront Corsets and Warners
Corsets. Pendleton Indian Robes, Shawls and Baby Blankets
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t CHURCH NOTICES
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S. H. Friendly Co. "Leading Store
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e Table Linens, ion, lues. Wed.
$1.25 Full Bleached, 70 inches wide, sale price, 98c yard
$4.00 Full Bleached, 22 inch Naps to match, sale price $2.98 per dozen
$2.00 Full Bleached, 72 inches wide, sale price $1.59 yard
$5.50 and $6.00 Naps to match, 22 inches wide, sale price $4.98 per dozen
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Christian Church
J. B. McCallum, pastor.
Bible school nt 0:46.
Preaching at ":00 a. m.
C. E. at 6:15.
A program has been aranged
thA evenine: aervlce at 7:30
Inst service In the old building. Spe
cial music has heen prepared. Mrs.
Dr. Head will sing a solo. Prof. Ells
worth Crocker will render a violin
boIo. Mrs. O. S. O. Humbert, presi
dent E. C. Sanderson and J. S. Mc
Callum will apeak.
All who have been converted or
baptized in the old building are re
quested to be present at this service
if possible-. 1
"Our Father."
Y. P. S. C. E. at 6:30.
People's service 7:30 Subtecl
"I am the Light of the World." This
theme will be illustrated by songs,
chants, responses and sermon. A uni
que service.
Mid-week worship Thursday 7:30.
You are welcome to all services.
First Church of Christ, Scientist
V. O. V. Hall, corner 6th and Lin
us the ; "In streets.
tsunoav beivjru. ii .
Subject Probation After Death.
Sunday school, 12 )n.
Wednesday evening meeting, 8 p.
m.
Reading room In Cherry b'dg.,
corner of 6th and Willamette strets
open to the public dally, except Sun
days from 2 to 4 p. m.
All are welcome.
First Methodist Kplscopal
H. S. Wilkinson, D. D., pastor.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Preaching at 11:00 a. m. and 7:30
p. m.
Epworth league at 6:15 p. m.
Music by chorus choir under direc
tion of Prof. Wade.
Young Peoples' meeting at 6:15.
Address by Evangelist Williams,
"The Drummer Evangelist," of San
Jcse, California.
A cordial invitation Is given to all
to attend these services.
1 3 Day Special COATS and SUITS GREATLY REDUCED I
Unitarian Church
Prank's Hall, 42 E. Ninth street
Minister, Arthur Hayes Sargent.
Bible school at 10:30 a. m.
Services at 11 a. m.
Subject of sermon, "The God
the HiUi.
United Norwegian- Lutheran.
Corner Sixth and Pearl streets.
H. Rogen, pastor.
Services in Norwegian at 11 a. m.
Services In English at 8:00 p. m.
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Central Presbyterian Church
Corner Tenth and Pearl streets.
H. N. Mount, Pastor.
Sunday School : 4f- h. rn.
Union Y'oung People's Meeting at
SI. E. church.
Rev. Franklin H. Gesselbracht,
Ph. of Albany, will preach morn
ing and evening. Morning subject
"Limitation Spells Opportunity."
Evening theme: "If not to Christ,
then to Whom " There will be a
Congregational meeetlug at the close
ot the morning services.
' .. SIMMONS.
in me circuit court ot th. .. I
Oregron. for Lane county ,tll J
Ed ward B. Qoodchlld. ' pin(, 1
Hush A. Barr and Wtilla m o " l
partners (loins: business undirVl
name and style ot Barr Bros K ,:rJ
ants. "piea
To Hu(th A. Barr and vfmi.
tirmner.. tne anove named def;"1!
In the name of the state , ' I
l ou ana eacn ot you are herTk
quired to appear and answer ' .V. ' i
plaint filed against vou In th, wl
a. nun BIA W..L- -J'
i'i on . v ... .
Ih ,tnl nf th fp.( 1. . . KB
summons, and If you so tan , 01 Iki
for want tlierent, plaintiff i,11'"!
Judgment aKalnst you for ihl ul
3H.un with interest thereon m 1
rato of 6 per cent Der n,.at 1.1
Jnnuary 1. 1911. and for reason.!,,
torney fees. alleBed to be jfol1
for the further sum of 1 03 1
merest at tne rate of 6 Vf.r '
annum from June 7. 1911 . nt p4
onable attorney foes aliened ii 5. 1
sum of $100.00, and for hi, ..
,1llhl,..om0nt. In 11,1. C0tl
an order for the sale of ,,',;' M I J
attached herein described "
to-wlt: Lots numhereH ,L...S toHoi
nineteen (19), twentv.one ..V".
twenty-two 123) In block numki '"I
(6) In Falrmount. now a
Bene, Lane county, OreKOn- ai El
auw-Kumins; machine and one
"is sununone is pub slifd K, I
of Hon. L. T. Harris. iud. ?.? "'14
entitled court, which said nrd,, i.
ted the 13th day of October ,9, 1
me unin u tne urst puni ration sr
fi',",""0'',? 5;. .iv
lion' of this summons is the
of November. 1911.
u M. TRAVIS
Attorney fr ,pa,ni1(1
dyn2
Of,
t. PERSONALS :
tee4
C. A. Sontor wcit to Portland this
morning.
T. B. McCloud w In from Mnbel
yestorday. .
Peter Kurre.of Independence, Is
here on business.
i N. J. Morohouso was-In from Jas
per yestorday.
J. W.'Owen and Stevo Lander are
flown from Hluo River.
, Mrs. R. H. Simpson of Monmouth
In here for a few days. ' ,
. Andrew Williams wont to Aahlnnd
f'oRtorday for a short stay.
M. Wallnco of Jasper trantiactod
business In town yestordny.
Mr. and Mrs. Haven Ilolktmp woro
to get their auto repulrod.
. 8. E. Gardnor went to Creswoll
on bitslncRH yestorday nfternoon.
Misses Foster and Levi woro In
from Cottage Grove yesterday.
Mrs. W. V. Cllne and little boy
woro in from Creswoll yestorday.
Mrs. W. C. Philips went to Snlem
tills morning to visit her mother.
J. H. Young nnd wife of Fall
Crook, weru in Eugene yestorday.
Mrs. R. Snodgrass of Lowell wont
to Cottage Grove yestordny to visit.
John F. Spray, a promlnont Cot
tngo Grove citizen, war In the city
ovor night.
J. A. Holton. 1
J. .1. Ituka and W. G. Fox of Craw
fordsville, are in the city for a day
or so on business. - '
Rev. W. F. Adnm" wont to Sclo
this morning to conduct religious
services tomorrow.
Rov. Josbo Kollems went to Per
rydale thlB morning to conduct relig
ious services tomorrow.
Mrs. F. McKelvey of Tlaker City
went through today on her way to
Lorane to vlBlt frlonds.
J. M. Specht of Portland, store
Marvin Llnebaugh. I
Mrs. Myrtle Merrill left this morn- i
ing for a short visit with friends In
G.endnle. in a few days alio will'
proceed to Los Angeles to meet her;
father who Is coming to Eugeno by :
the southern route. i
St. Mary's Episcopal Chnrch
Corner 7th and Olive streets.
Rector, the Rev. P. K. Hammond.
Holy communion at. :00 a. m.
Sunday school at 9:45.
Holy communion and sermon at
11 a. m.
Evening prpver and sermon at
7:30.
Strangers and visitors cordially
welcomed.
Now Is your chance to buy llght
lightlng fixtures at the Hunter Elec
tric Co. 25 per cent discount for,tho
next 30 days. o28
Falrmount Presbyterian Church
Cor. Villard ave. and E. 15th st
C. T. Whittlesey, Pastor .
Snbhnth school at 10:30 n. m.
Union Y'oung People's service at 6
p. m. at the M. E. church.
11:00 service Subject, "God's
Unconsidered Mercies:" Evening,
America in the Philippines," illus-
Unltecl Evangelical Church
Corner 6th and Blair. . V. Urblno,
pastor.
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Preaching at 11:00 a. m. and 7:30
p. m.
Program by Sunday school in the
morning:
Sermon 11 "Past, Present and
Future Salvation."
Everybody invited to all of these
services.
Junction City Christian Clinrch
T. F. Rawlins, Pastor.
Bible school 10:00 a. m.
Preaching 11:00 and 7:30.
C. E. at 6:30 p. m.
CITATION.
In the County Court of the stai.
firenn fnr T ana nnxn,.. "mic i
In' the matter of the ..t.i. ... ...
Inm Lloyd Saubert. Rav r. SaubU, , I
Royal Acme Saubert. Minors fl
to irma Karhart. Royal Acme s. ,1
neri, nay IJ. Ba.uert. T. Sank".I
Frank Saubert, Charles Ssiih!J
Oeoi-Ke Saubert and all others Who .J
interacted In tha ann,. . , . , . V 110 afi
: In the name of the Stato of Or..,l
you are hereby cited and require I
appear in the County Court of il
Stato of Oregon for the County of -. J
at the court room thereof at KumhT J
Ijine county, Oregon, on Wedneid'i'l
November 15. 191.1. at 10 o'clock In Jl
.w.,.uu n win, ..ttj- luen Hna there t,
show cause. If any you have, ,
order should not be granted in i
W. Saubert. guardian of sain tninj
heirs to soil the following descrlhJ
icm i,,u,ciiji us ijibj bu tor in an p.,-
Lola Stark is here from Indopcnd-j keeper of the S. P., was hero yoster-
ence, whoro sue is conducting a long
ing house.
Mr", n. R. Harris and Mrs. J. H.
Clydo of Wendling, wore In the city
over night.
Mls Ildtt Newman went to Drain
yestorday to vlBlt her grandmother,
Mrs. Gruig.
ftov. II. A. Loop returned to Roso-
liurg this morning nftor
dny on his monthly rounds.
Albany Democrat: Mr. and Mrs
E. Kinney Miller of Eugene, arrived trated by stereoptlcon views.
this noon to take part in Belshazzar Prayer meeting Thursday, 7
All are Invited.
Innit'ht whlln hnr. 1iaI tbn ,r,,na '
f.. nnn lira W Fl CIlAnta T.tltfn. "."'."'...." I
..... ...,m .... ... ... uv,... or ,,10 Mr M1llor s cousin, Mrs. Wnl-
?, Jiin, , PT .!'eB'erd,,y Bfter "j tor Parker. Mr. Miller Is a native j Congregational Chtirrh
,.,.v ... ...o... OI haiom, ann years ago used to come
iSllBS iNollle iiemcnway tins
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WEAR
THAT'S THE CHIEF REASON FOR MICHAELS-STERN
CLOTHES POl'ULARITR
Of course thnlr up-to-dnto stylo, vnrlety of Design, nnd beautiful
finish, at rnaannnhlo prletm, nro nlao factors In the wonderful suo--os
Mlchaols-Stern clolhoes bnvo achieved.
Hut It's because thoy Itoep tholr unappy iippoarnnre bo much longer
than other makes, thnt mon who know always demand thorn.
Kail nnd winter Suits nnd Overcynta of thin fnmous mnke are now
ready In this store. They'll sell fust. Ho early.
E. HANSON
No." 8 E. 9th St. Eugene, Ore.
lomenway has gone' np hero on the basket ball team with
lo Cottage Grove to bo gone soveral the Salem boyB, one of their crock
days, on a visit with her family. j players. He Is now secrotary of the
Mrs. M. A. Shoemaker returned to! Eugene Y. M. C. A-, and is making
Hood River this' morning after a vl- guu la this splendid work.
visit to sit with Thomas Hill and family. .
' I F. W. Waters: of Hnlom. was here
ovr night. Ho was at Sprlngflold
yosterdny looking after tho paving
. work.
I Frank Cherry, who hna been- with
a circus In tho east Is homo for the
winter visiting his niothor, Mrs. J.
W. Chorry.
Mr. and Mrs. TC. T. Adams of
IlrowiiBvllle nnd Mrs. L. Henderson
nnd daughter of Montana, aro guests
of O. F. Sexton nnd family.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Pollock wont
to .Portland todny to vlall friends.
J. M. Hodges went to Cottage;
Grove this morning.
Mrs. W. Ryan hna loft for her
home In Rosehurg aftor nttondiug
the Unitarian ronroronco nnd visit
ing Eugene friends.
Felix Currln. of Cottage Grove,
who hnd such a fine dlsplny of
grains nnd grasses nt the county fair
this fnll, waa In tho city yesterdny.
i A. T. Fraley and family who came
In from West Virginia and settled In
Eugene Inat weok, went to Rosoburg
this morning to visit friends for a
few days.
Misses Hertha and Eatella Berry,
. and Messrs. Chester and Loallo Nye,
went, to Cottngo Grove this morning
to attend tho funeral of their cousin,
Eugene THEATRE
Thursday, Oct. 26th
HARRY CORSON
CLARK in
His Absent
Boy
Prices 25, 50, 75, $1
Corner of W. 7th and Charnelton.
A. M. Spangler, pastor.
Residence, 80 W. Seventh.
Sunday school at 9:45.
Morning worship, 11:00. Subject.
tion on file herein.
The N. 1-2 of N. 1-2 of Sec. 1(
is. s. k. 11 west w. conttinlrl
160 acreB, lots 1, 6. 7, 8, and 9 In S,
tinu iul a jn oei;. au in. IN s. R 11
West. W. M., containing 125 acrcj, J
i- ,ii ov x-t iii ner. 6, 1.4
i. rj i-t oi nec, i 1-2 or K W. 1- n
nee. iu, hii in i . la n, n. in w. W, '
M.,l. 0t,lnf "nln n r "."""'.' 'S ..'." ?-."i"'. " ' V -1
..ii.iniiif, duu tvi uu.t.H ui. ,u j- ano i v 1-, oi rj 1-4 or s.e i.
Perfection." i tp. IS S. R. 11 West and also an undl
Evening "Getting Religion." ! Yi'e.d Jptprest in the partnership pr,J
w vi iy m 11.. r. ottimeri to., who'
DusinesB is suuatea at Acme, in la:
ti. n,.i- i7iAf.iA ji county. State of Oreirnn.
,, '.T " ",',," 9K :Lt 7. Witness the Hon. Helmus W. ThnJ
Lu"""s v- ..t .... son, junge oi tne county Lourtottfi
tne next au aays. 035 state 01 uregon, lor tne count"
Lane, and the seal of said Court h..
to affixed this 14th day of Octobel
Henry nanzeiman or ugene, to- mil.
day filed with the county clerk his
application to register the name
"Evergreen Valley Farm" for his
tract of 111 acres In sections 4 and
6, township 18 south of range ,4
) west.
Attest: S. M. nUSSEI.I.. ClnJ
By J. A. FOUNTAIN, Dptl
A dne thousand dollar stock ol tli
tures to pick from at 25 per ten
discount for 30 days at The Hunk
Electric Co.
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STAPLE b FANCY GROCERIES -MEATS-FEED 1
POULTRY at all Times
Wholesale and Retail
It is to your interest to trade at this store because here your money will bring you the
largest return in Quality and Quantity. Our service is of the best and we pay strict
attention to the wants of everybody. DO YOUR GROCERY BUYING HERE.
JOHN J. RUDE
CORNER FIFTH AND BLAIR
PHONE MAIN 620
5I5 188 IS IB lB IB lSlSIBSSSIHIBS
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DODGE DEPARTMENT STORE
8th and.
Olive
TFe BUSY CORNER
Not the Largest Store-but we give biggest values
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B6-inch All Wool Engono
Dress Goods, homespun in
rough effects only
$1.25
f30-lnoh Sorjes for Skirts
and Suits, brown, gray, blnck
and navy only
98 cts.
4 2 -inch Homespun in gray,
black knotted effect, special
only 75c
'66 inch Broadcloth in cardi
nal, black and navy, only 50c
Biggest values in all lines of
Dress Goods ever offered in
Eugene. Trading Stamps on
Cash Sales.
Eugene
Blankets
$5 Values $2.50
$10 Val. $5.00
$2,50 Men's
Hats $1.50
Trading Stamps on all Cash
Sales. See the beautiful pre
mciums at our Store ask
about ther
Not the lnrRest storo but we give the bigsest values. Rend every word In this ad carefully and com' t0
our store and tnvestlRnto for yourself. You will airree wit hus thnt we clve the hlecest tn todies'
bnits, Mon s Suits. Ladles' fonts, 1'ress Goods. I'nderwenr and Blankets 7
Remnants
Wool Dress Goods specially
reduced today to less than
HALF PRICE
35c Suiting, tweeds; fast
colors, dark styles, reduced
to
20 c
Now Allovor Laces just re
ccived, in white, cream, pink
tan and light blue
$1, $1.50 to $2
Biggest values in soft finish
black muslin, on sale . .712C
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Suit Cases and
Traveling Bags
All Leather Suit Cases
17.50 now $ 1 2.50
$15.00 cases now.. $10.00
$0.00 cases now .... $7,00
$4.50 Fiber Cases ..$3.50
$3.00 Fiber Cases . . .$2.50
Travelers Bags afl Leather.
$9.00 Bags now ....$700
$7.00 Bags now ....$5,00
$4.50 Bags now . . . .$3,50
Fiber Bags $1.50 and $2.00
Trunks, the best mlc, spec
ftl sale, prices the lowest.
Special sale on $5.00 Silk
Petticoats in all shades in
cluding black
$2.98
Long Coats
Best Values
ever offered in Coats $12.50
and $15.00 sellers
$7.50
Special sale on men's Crav
anatte Coats, $15.00 values
08 sale now
$10.00
Be sure and ask for your
Tracing Stamps Suable
premiums on display.
BiggejG
Busiest,
Grocery Store in our town
and the purest food supplies
to be bid at prices that are
always just a little less.
We are striving everyday to
please our fast growing tra3
with the best values irffler
0 chandise that money buy.
We want your fade. Fair
dealing, sm profits and
high class merchandise will
bring us these results. Your3
es to please Dodge Depart
ment Store
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