The Eugene Guard from Eugene, Oregon • Page 8

p. THE EVargB DAILY GUARD. Tl'EBDAV, KPT EMBER IS. 1W Should not netiecietl. Constipation more seriou trmil'lf.

It hIiowh th more seriou trn lilt. It bIiowb the rrrv news nuporu Kill in nm mi-r iinpunwiiy jmr I ruled. tn-ot uiedi. iiie to tuku for it i ihe oiil.l yen tie n.l cflthartip f4 The Friendly Store Wool ami Silk 1'iilirii l.iw uml f'ottOll fOOlls. KPOMihl) AXI PKEhSED 11)- Improved Duplet SMiip'r, Ianoe tonight at arrm Hood's Pills ESHjg bold by all tn.l nt by mail.

Price, oc MuUe In Hood GouO. vo Mowrruy arrit book jpC' MOHfttLY Jlfll BOOK fmi All kinds of Children's Wearables at special prices all (his week. Children are specially invited to visit this BORN There are rumors of a swimming tank in Eug- ne lor nc.xt summer. The prupesliiou may come to a head in a short time. The rain of Inst night hns not inconvenienced the bop pickers.

If It will stop now it will have dune good in laying the dust and clearing the Vines. i store. If mothers arc too busy to come, we will gladly submit samples or garments at your heme for inspection. Our Dress Goods and Ready-to-wear Garn.ent Departments, represent garments and fabrics suitable for rough wear and are especially good for school teachers. We Welcome you to inspect our Fall and Winter Merchandise.

to Near Dexter, Sept. 14, 1908, Asa Tiliou and wife, a son. Abe Gilbert, who was Injured yesterday at he street car barns by a 'current of electricity passing through Boy Proof School Suits and Overcoats A Pnyliig Investment Mr. John White, of 38 Highland avenue, tjoulton, says: "Have been troubled with a cough every hid, J3 auIe 10 ue UUL afeaiu ouu work. winter and spring.

Last winter I Fred, the Turk, had to abandon his tHed many advertlsed remedies, but male wagon on account of havlns tn8 cougtl contnUed until I bought a and to move It out of the fire limits, Boy Proof School Suits and Overcoats, absolutely guaranteed to give satisfaction, being made of all wool, fast colored fabrics and reinforced seat, knees and seams. We are showing boys' knee pants suits In Norfolk and plain coats and plain and Knickerbocker pants. 50-cent bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery. Before that was half gone the cough was all gone.

This winter the same happy result has followed; a few doses once more banished the annual cough. I am now convinced that Dr. King's New Discovery Is the best of all cough and lung remedies." Sold under guarantee at W. A. Kuy-kendall's drug store, 60c and $1.

Trial bottle free. will hereafter conduct his business in the rear portion of the Opera House cigar store. A good many Eugene people are attending the state fair, but It has been generally remarked that not as many are going as In former years. It appears that the fair has not been as extensively advertised as usual. Charles O.

Hudson, E. M. Cooper, Billy Welch and Thos. Welch returned Sunday from their hunt on Warner mountain on the upper Willamette. They killed three deer and two Special Tomorrow Children's School Hose Children's Kuaranteod hose, nil sizes, nix imirs In a box, nrices, a 1.50 Thtue hose art Kuarunt.

for niuntlm; If you wear a hole In them you will be given a unlr. "'ney Blockings, three weig'i'i- a nalr 1 1 23e lUwhldo Sto(klDKl upeclal: fo for Hoys' and Girls' Stocking, all sUes, per pair Children's School Hahdkerchiefs 7 'Ac Handkcrchleta, special, ioten MM 0c Children's Coats $1.50 to $18.00 Full Hue, all alz. Children's underwear In cotton and wool, Kray or whim Union Spits, or kIiikIu nurments. New Dress Goods 50c and 1 Thousands of yards of New Dress Goods in the newest colorings, self colored stripes and checks, dozens of different patterns, we suggest making early selections to get the best styles and values. Let us show you the Latest Trimmings $3 50 Net Curtains, pr.

$2 50 50 pairs fine Net Curtains; with lace and insertion, all new designs, we offer these tomorrow at a pair $2.50 Outing Flannel 5c, Ql3c and 10c yd Big variety of patterns in light and dark colors 1 5 pieces Flannel Waistings a yard 5c report having a splendid bear and timo, TEACH KKS' MKKTIXG A general meeting of all teachers of the Eugene public schools Is hereby called for Saturday, September 19, at 2 p. In the high school assembly room. Following the general meeting the principals will meet with the teachers of their respective buildings. GUY C. STOCKTON, sl9 Superintendent.

Absolutely all-wool sersa suit, sizes 8 to 16, best linings and trimmings; regular 16 Monday, 100 Suits mado of the late olive and brown stripes material, all sizes; coats made with fancy cuffs on sleeves; center vent In back and open pleat on side seam, something very new and nobby. Price, KXEE PAXTS SI ITS, to 7.r.O. OVERCOATS, to $10.00 CAIil) OF THANKS. Boys' Knee Pants Blouses -Hats I wish to tender my sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindnesses extended during the recent illness and death of my sister, Mrs. Broders.

MIKE COSGROVE. The semaphore at the depot which has been down since the work of building the new depot commenced In April will be put up again at once. It will be located between the main track and the passing track directly opposite the operator's window. The reception to he given by the promotion department of the Commercial Club tomorrow night will be only for the members of the club and their, wives, contributors to the promotion work and the members of the ladles' auxiliary. Jack Kodman and Dr.

Whitson have charge of the affair. Mrs. Geo. H. Smith received a letter from her husband this morning stating that the party which he is KXKK PAXTS HATS HIH'SKS G(KH) FISHIXG AT NEWPORT.

Advice has just been received that Silverslde and Chinook Salmon are being caught on trolls In Yakina Hoys' telescope and Fedora hats, made In brown, gray and black. $1.01) to CAPS The latest novelties in caps, all sizes and styles. 23c to Hoys' Blouse Waists, made with soft collar or to wear with white linen collar, in light and dark patterns; also plain white and black sat-ene. Price, Jrsc to $1.00 In ull-wool fabrics, tweeds, worsteds a casHimeres, browns, grtiys and blue serge; reinforced seams and dentil. r.or to $1.50 Bay.

Large shipment of rugs on the with on a hunt on the south fork of road; wait for them and save money, i BR) i nHAMriKHB HARDWARE' rn Hfc had arrived in the McKenzie just Perfpcfton on cook stoves are safe C1IAMHEUS HARDWARE CO. FRIENDLY camp with four doer which they had killed. They expect to arrive home in about a week. Tiie other mem-; hers of tlie party are William Ren-' shaw. Harry Dunbar and Fred Ware.

The city council last nlghl grant-' Ivuhcmu's' LnrgfSt and licst Stove -Your Money's Wort, or Your Money Hack Calicos, special a yard Sc I.ontr Silk (Moves, a yd S3c Blankets 5oc to $i5 a pair 592-594 Willamette Here's on i ns Overcoat 4 -T DIED. ed permission the stringing of electric lisdit. wires from the Cauip-bell-Felltnan housei'iirnishing store to Julius Goldsmith's cigar store. This is for the private electric light1 plant to he Installed by the Cnmp-hell-Fellman Company, as mentioned by The Guard some time ago. The plant will be put in within a week or so and will cost 111 the neighbor-.

Sterling Silver Novelties tion. Have youl H. LiihhcII, of lluiTlshurg, spent lust of tho world. Me will be here again night In the city. (next spring, when be will give an II.

Clay Owen will leave tonight i exhibition of Ills fly-casting on the for Itlddle on misslouury and Sun- Mc.Konzle. day school work. i Mrs. J. W.

Mailman returned home the big, roomy, 1 some, graceful A. Stephens, wife and children, of Crow, wenl to Saleirt today to at- tend the stato fair. I II. M. Manvllle, who accompanied I Dobs' Ited Special to Portland, re-I turned home today.

this afternoon from a visit In the Northwest Territory, where her mother died about a week ago. Mrs. Marietta Thurston Is home from Silver Lake, where she has been staying during the summer on the PERSONAL Dr. J. Harris Is homo from 'London Springs.

P. J. llerner Is homo from his trip io the lower Sluslaw. Kola Null, tho Salem htip buynr, iwb in thti city today. Darrel Brlstow has returned trom Ills outing at Newport.

It. M. Day returned this nfternoou At Hlckelton, Sept. 11, 190S, John. H.

Whltmore, aged 80 years. He was formerly a resident of the Mohawk valley. In Lane coun- ty. Overcoat raol i uu uuen nno it naro to get King Hendur- Attorney A. Woodcock was a farm of her brother, I passenger on the evening train yes-1 son.

we ve mst reel iterday for Portland. Dr. E. P. Dixon, dentist from I Mrs.

S. E. Warner and niece, Miss hood of The seven-year-old son of William Kloater. of Dexter, was thrown from a horse at his home yesterday evening and suffered a very bad fracture of the forearm. He was brought to Eugene and Dr.

F. E. Selover attended the Injury. The boy had to be placed under the Influence of an anaesthetic while the bones were being set, the break was so severe. The maple trees on Oak street at the Davies building are being cut down so a cement walk can be laid there.

fresh from i flrantB Pass, has arrived In Eugene to locate. He will have office rooms In tho new I .0. O. F. block when It Is completed.

Albany Democrat: Mr. and Mrs. Glford Nash -unci son, of Portland, passed through the cHy on their way Ethol Plank, went to Salem today to take In the state fair. C. M.

Denniuore- returned to Cottage drove this afternoon to look after his fruit evaporator tlteru. L. It. llrlggs and family are here from Richmond, to locale. Mr.

Schwabs of St II They're great a small silver pieces for presents. We have just -what you want Butter Knives Sugar Shells Olive Spoons Jelly Spoons Lettuce Forks Cream Ladles Bon Bon Spoons Birthday Spoons TEA The cost of good tea is so very little only a third of a cent a cup! a cent-and-a-half or two cents for the family breakfast I Tour frocvr return! Tour raoner II you daal Via SchiUiaf Sctl: we pay him. homo from Eugene, where they have llrlggs Is a brothor-ln-law of James; been for several weeks dressy, warm tfrom a trip to Portlund. O. L.

PnrBons came up froni Portland vterdny nftnrnoou. Loo Wray and, Elmer Williams are Yonrnlltt on dur hunt, N. IC. lllalr arrived down from Me-Kontlo llrldgu lust evening. Chester llumenwiiy rtitiirnod last owning from a trip south.

Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Sbunmto are Jitinid from trip to Portland.

K. J. Hard left this iiftornoon for Ills llohemlu mining Jeasn Hounds was a piiHseuHor to Working, of this city. D. E.

Piatt fell from a tree In his Mrs. Stearns mid daughter, of yard In this city yesterday and dls-Portland, are guesls of President located his left wrist and tho little comfortable. and Mrs. P. L.

Campbell. stay stylish N. IC. lllalr returned to Blue River on the stage this morning after short business visit here. Mrs.

Walter Carroll returned to Winters and Curvallls on the noon train today. YOVU EYES Mrs. M. A. tireeu arrived home to-' Junction City this noon after a visit llav from a lit to FOR SALE At No.

65 East Seventh street, furnishings of 7-rr)om house, all good as new; carpets, blinds, curtains, chairs and rockers, stands, dishes, bric-a-brac, kitchen utensils, dining room suite, secretary, chiffonier, bunkers, dock, pictures all to be sold at once. Call from 9 to 12 a.m. tf W. L. SOl'DERS.

finger of his right band. Dr. Brown attended the Injuries. Medford Mall: Miss Zuda Owens, who has spent the summer with her parents, left Saturday evening to lake her former place among the teachers of the Kugene public Father Daly, the new pastor of the Catholic, church at Cottage Grove, returned to that city this afternoon after a short visit ith Father O'Farrell. Father Fltzpalrlck, the former pastor there, has gone to Portland.

Mrs. Mary Edris, Mrs. W. G. F-s-pey and two sons mid Mrs.

Dr. K. G. W. E.

Mender and wife, of spent Inst night In the city. These pieces are rich in design, I', heavy weight, and are not expensive nfor such quality. Dr. Franc Lucille Hnrd. the Eugene optician and refrnctlonist.

Is permanently located In the new Clirlsinan block, corner of Ninth and good longer than Models as sh above, priced at and $20. Other wnn nor nioiner in tuigcuo. Andrew Nelson, the Cottage Grove electrician, rmiie down from (lint clly on Ihe noon train today. Father Hutler, of Corvallls, after a visit with Father O'Farrell In Eugene, relumed home last night. Chiirles Will mil ii bend clerk at the Hotel Gross, arrived home yesterday from an out lug up the MeKeu.le.

Willamette streets, where she can be; consulted ut anv time. II. lert on the evening; train yesterday for a trip north. I Charles D. Durkheliner, of Is In the city on business.

Miss Pauline Poller went to Irving today to visit I here short time. Samuel llutloe relumed yesterday; She Is prepared to examine eyes SEE WINDOW and treat them according to the hit est and best sclent il'le methods Mrs. C. II. Welch returned to Al Clark, of Portland, arrived lm En to $30.

IP TOP RXKYY Tne. merits of Texas Wonder you vould never suffer from Kidney, bladder or rheumatic trouble. $1 a hiiuy last evening after visit al the gone In an automobile yesterday and afternoon from trip to Portland. MISh Gerllllde lUmuuell, of- Jllllti-1 Iiiii City, is visiting In Eugene a tew II VH. After a two-years' residence In Eugene Dr.

Hard has several hundred well satisfied patients who can testify us to her ability, to correct nil home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Welch Mrs, .1. W. Krleke, who has been bottle (two months' treatment) sold J.

O. WATTS Cor. and Willamette Sts STANLEl errors of refraction, or eye defects, 'by O. J. Hull, or by mall.

Send for ure guests al the home of Mr. and Mrs. I. T. Nlcklln.

They will remain a Tew days. SEE IIKKU III TTOX For your accident and health insurance. Opposite postoff I as all muscular anoniilles testimonials. Dr. E.

W. Hall. 292G 612 Willemettel with properly fitted glasses. 'Olive street, St. Louis ylt-lmnn.

rzr -rd R. Giino, of Hie Ax Hilly depart-' very III In a rorttaiui Hospital, wus meiit store, Is In Portland for a few brought to Euisene Sunday morning. Attorney M. 1,. Pipes, of Portbind, bepulv Sherlrf C.

V. Hiimnioird ro iretiirned to that clly today nrter turned this arteiiioon from a trip having intended to some law busl-liorth. "ess here. Dr. M.

M. I Hi vis was a passenger Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Watson, or for points south on the afternoon are visiting at the home of tv'iln toilns. Mr.

and Mrs. Zlmiiier, her sister, and k- id MeCoriiark went to the Wood- other relatives. -(ck ranch below li ving today on Ihe Kldrlde.e. owner of the Lunch If tioon train. peudeuce creamery In this clly, ar- looil Bargains in Pencils rrank Georte Is III Portlund for a ived up from Independence oil I tic Boxes HOUSES WANTED 1 will he at the lianas Livery Coiupunv 's tallies in Eugene Friday and Saturday to buy on, or Iwa cars of horses, ranging .111 weight from I 100 p.otmls up.

TOM WTSO. si I' Seattle. Wash. "tow days. He will slop at Salem on nliei -noon tvaln toda.

ilia way home Mr. uml Mis 1.. K.iwlaml came wn trom I'U'ilsaitt Hill on 'ie noon Pltlte lllirleiKh Cash mid Civ. I 'f Hood Ulver, arrivals 111 I'll- train today. They will on to IVrtlaml or next day.

Large siK" lunch hat CIIO lltst lllullt. President P. Cniupbdl and wld arrived hotn from ilav- atte-luinii Mrs. T. .1.

and Mis li I II. Kennlli.a tt.ivoltii-' satc-oiiuu tor li.il.er 1 1 on, a Sail I'l an-rhio c. firm. Is 111 the ry tie th- champion fly 10c OOD 1XG T-l -ill rcncils wil Moore Casotlne p. phone lied laail lll er, bv W.

W. 2. Orders 1 I Have a Check Pencil Tabled Thick and large sire, froni 8c down to 4c Book Straps Long straps at short prices 10c ire.e eeK os and din-See us tor at light hairs iiit eive.l up to dale turn. tu Ink Tablets More paper and better paper for less money From 22c for the best linen down to 2 cents Pen Holders Ajlargc assortment, some good ones, at 4 fcr 5: prlc CM VUDWAIiE CO. Any lur.ch K' 10c School BooKB c.mip unit nro of all I WIHEKS II KK CO.

lii'i on ChtriKo t'iinK: 'A hat Hluill 1 t. juM tiiil'iM' It iin.l will him' tt i now as i' ha i ti ailil t'ollrrl It ki lit it miuu of I'ar-mrr. Mfrvtmiji rrHn uiiotit, I it ni uml I nti uliiiilo 4r ov vmiiH lilti-rul Cv.ruuMii fur I Intrrr-'t 4 i i i-i'ii! if. it ii-it! h.ti oil 1 ims do at Murphey's Sonic extra good ones at 2 for 5c 3 for 5c and for 5c Williari.s' Black Carter's Red Per Bottle 5c Farcy Box Writing Paper at about the price others cnarge. see our' 3: Leader T'n fritst lilA In s'ock, CO.

dozen Steel Pens or Car f-es' 'it reeclv ii i'ii Strcr.cl le 1 M'URPHEY'S RACKET STORE el i V'l, nr eger tli.r.i 'W HE Cel. The Eugene Loan and Savings Bank I'APII'W, Mi si IH'l I s. niivooo. ii imu. Cll MSUT.S 11 35 EcsL, 9 SL.

I D.meo tonight at.