Eugene weekly guard., August 13, 1908, Page 6, Image 6

RVCHVCB WHMLI.T OTAI», TU FRIDAY. AVGIW 18. 194*
R
I he Cause of Many
Sudden Deaths.
GOSSIP ANO
NEWS FROM STAIO
OLD GOTHAM
imitation of suede. There is a novel­
—
ty in silk gloves which have the arm
f» •
and hand portions joined by hem­
There is a disease prevailing in this
stitch ng. The arm length is elabo-
«.
countri most ikim-eroiis liecav.»,- so (k eep-
rately embroidered, while the hand
tive Many sudden
of the glove is left plain.
ieatlis are caused
1
Nev er before have the line cos-
a*-**
ii- it—heart dis­
turnes been so wonderfully smart and
ase, pneumouia,
attract ive as they are this year.
The
;
heart failure or
suit of 1908 has not taken a sugges­
apoplexy are often
tion from the one of 1907, and there­
the result of kid­
fore the last year's model is hope­
(Guard Special Service.I
ney disease. If
Bogart residence, which was bril­ will endea ivor to be as attractively lessly out of date. The costumes of
kidney trouble is
New York, Aug. 8.—The man or
liantly illuminated In their honor. gowni-i as i previously, and although white linen are unquestionbly the
allowed to advance
Music and < anversati *n made the her gow i: i may show signs of wear, ones that lead the more elaborate woman who spends the summer
tlie kidnei -poison­
models., These have a coat and one- month« in Manhattan is as a rule
time pass only too quickly. The hos­
And there will be no de
ed blood will at­
tess served a delicious slipper, assist­ she will hi ave them freshened up or piece gown, the skirt of which is eith­ quite as enthusiastic over Gotham as
tack
the
vital
organs,
causing
catarrh
of
mand
for light-wet^’
rem
er
circular
or
demi-tralned.
The
fa
­
in this way her
a summer resort as he is to proclaim
lodeled
ed by Mesdames Titus and Spen<--r. partly
I
vorite coat length is half way be­ it an ideal winter home. This is not the bladder, or the kidneys themselves
The
guests
present
were:
Mrs.
F.
S.
throughout
the
'
costumes
nay
last
goods.
Like
all other
V
Nelson. Mrs. F. W. Osburn. Mrs. F. summer season and their oppearance tween the waist line and the knees. due either to the fact that there is break down and waste away cell by cell. I
Bladder
troubles
almost
always
result
sibie
merchants
we redu-"
W. Prentice, Mrs. M. L. York. Mrs. will also be slightly changed, The Some slant gradually away for sev­ so much in or near the city in the
P. K. Hammond. Mrs. 8. 8. Spencer, princess gowns are more than ever in eral Inches below the waist line, oth­ form of amusement parks and cool from a derangement of the kidi.evs and
thc
prices
on
seasonable
i Mrs. J. F. Titus, Mrs. J. Goldsmith, vogue, and are showing new and dlf- ers are a trifle longer in front than roof gardens but rather because the a cure is obtained quickest by a proper I
treatment of the kidneys. If you are feel­
goods as the season wanes
.Miss Veda Quackenbush and Miss terent arrangements in trimming in back, and still others are pointed climate itself is as cool as at many a
ing badly you can make no mistake by
he
I Beulah Sladden.
which changes the whole effect of the on the sides, back and front. Very summer resort and in addition there taking Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, the
because we want to clean
costume.
Some of these costumes few cutaway styles ar, seen, although is the comfort of home surroundings. great kidney, liver and bladder remedy.
them
all up to make rcom
I
On Monday evening last Mrs. 8. P. are finished on the shoulders with there are some attractive models with It is to be remembered, however, that
I- iirntia m-Gates.
It corrects inability to hold urine and
I Sladden entertained a few friends in breteles, and then the waist Is cut in the back of the coat nearly reaching Manhattan is an island, swept by cool
tor
tall
and winter stocks.
A pretty home wedding was sol-1 honor of her daughter, Mrs. Nelson, Empire style, the sleeves and corsage the seven-eighths point. The trim­ sea breezes, and while there are com- scalding pain in passing it, and over­
comes
that
unpleasant
necessity
of
being
You
will,
therefore, f^j
emnixed at the home of Mr. and Mrs of Chicago. The pastime was whist, being made of net and mousseline mings on these are of lace and band- , paratively few shade trees the tail compelled to go often through the day,
I
lugs
of
embroidered
muslin.
For
_
i
buildings
serve
the
same
purpose.
Mrs.
Hammond
gaining
the
first
chiffon.
Many
of
the
gowns
are
J.
’ F.
*•’ Gates at
-• <» o'clock Saturday |
many real bargains inour
'street use the suits are strictly tail-1 During the recet hot spell the people and to get up many times during the
morning, August 1. when their daugh-' prize and Mrs. Adair the consolation, i made without any trimming,’in abso- ! ored, and are noticed in light blue, ! tn the city found it quite as comfort- night The mild and the extraordinary
store--suits and furnish­
RefreshmentH
by the lutely plain lines, which reveal more
ter, Helen Ivy, was united in raar-
i gray, buff and tan, and for travel- able, except in the overcrowded tene­ effect of Swamp-Root is soon realized.
carefully the perfect figure.
ings for summer wear and
It stands the highest for its wonderful
riage to Wilder fl. Furnham. Rev.
The jabot of plaited lawn, lace or | ing the darker shades of blue, mauve. ment district as did the people who cures of tlie most distressing cases.
that will be just what you
Although
net is one of the prettiest features I brown and black and white striped, lived in the suburbs.
J. S. McCallum officiated, Only the '
Swamp-Root is pleasant to taike am', is
are fashionable. A popular skirt thousands of New Yorkers hurry
in
the
season
’
s
neckwear.
In
exceed
­
want for early fall.
sold bv all druggists in fifty-cent and
immediate reliaives were present.
ingly dainty stock and Jabot, which ' model in the street costume is clrcu- away from the city on the first warm one-doilar size liotlles. You may have a
The bride wjiv a white gown <'t*intili
carry the famous hand-
Would give any fine shirt waist a 1 lar, closing in front with large llnen- day in June and do not return until sample bottle of this wonderful new dis­
trimmed in lace, and carried a bou­
i covered buttons ornamenting the September, still there are many peo­
dressy
appearance,
was
made
of
Irish
tailored
line of Michaels
covery and a book that tells all about it,
quet of pink and white carnations
lace and net. The shaped stock was seam from belt to hem. Very smart ple who come to New York for the both sent free by mail. Address, Dr. Kil­
Air. and Mrs. Farnham took the noon
Stern
&
Co. clothing’
made of Irish lace outlined with are the skirts with from thirteen to I summer months and take apartments mer & Co.. Binghamton, N. Y. When
train for the north, and after an ex­
nineteen gores, each hem stitched on I vacated bv those » ho do not believe
bands
of
plain
lawn
and
furthermore
every suit of which is cor­
writing mention reading this generous
tender trip will make their home in
.......................................
during July and offer in this paper. Don’t make any
was edged with three rows of silk the outer side so that it seems to in- the city tolerable
Weiser, Idaho.
rect as to style, pattern
cord. The long jabot was of white dicate a narrow bias band. To be August. Among these are a great mistake, but remembertliename,Swamp-
net edged with lace and was arranged very correct these skirts should be many Southerners who find New Root, Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, and the
and workmanship. There
A pleasant affair of the week was
in cascade fashion. At the left side four inches front the ground, These York an ideal spot in which to spend address, Binghamton, N. Y., ou every I
the reception given Senator and Mrs.
are none better; few lines
of the Jabot appeared a frill of Irish ' linen suits have been extremely fash­ their summer vacations.
R. A. Booth Tuesday evening by the
bottle.
In one of the old and historic sec-
lace, which added more to the ele­ ionable this summer and many
equal to them.
Eugene Commercial Club. The club
gance of the neck piece.
A great, styles in heavier weights will be worn tions of New York known as Green-
room was beautifully decorated in
wich Village there is a place where
many of these frilled jabots can be during the next month or two.
cut flowers. The women of the auxil-
FLORENCE FAIRBANKS.
they check babies, They don’t check
made at home by skilled fingers from
Jary assisted. Bunch was served by
Light weight I nderwear and all
them in exactly the same manner
pieces of fie lace, etc., that one al­
Alines Minnie Schwarzschild and Ko-
that they check umbrellas, but it is
kinds of furnishings for the
ways has left from different dresses, I
rinne Hartog. Misses Veda Quacken-
possible for wifeless men and work­
summer season.
for, aB every up-to-date woman,
bush and Lois McMurphey rendered
ing mothers to leave their little ones
knows, fashionable neckwear is found
several selections on the piano.
here all day and be sure of getting
If you would dress well and
to be very expensive when so much j
Lt heir own child when they return for
must be had. A jabot suitable to be |
comfortably, come in and let ua
Thursday afternoon Mrs. William
it at night. To be sure the place is
worn with any embroidered linen col­
Cheshire, at her horn In Springfield,
show you wliat we have.
A pure, antisep.
only a day nursery but it is run on
lar was finely plaited net In three wa­
entertained In compliment to her sis­
the
plan
of
an
up-to-date
hospital
tic
Toilet
Powder
terfall frills edged
and bordered I
Cottage Grove, Aug 5.—A cougar,
You don’t have to buy unleu
ter, Mrs. C. (!. Basche, of Sumpter.
for infants and
with embroidery in black or in a col- J killed by W. P. Vanschoiack, six and the children get the best of care.
The time was spent in playing whist,
you find what suits you.
The
children
are
ccefully
fed
accord
­
adults.
Exqui
­
or. Another was of closely gathered miles up Mosby creek, measuring
Airs. Bettelhelm winning th,- prize.
sitely perfumed.
lawn deeply edged with Irish lace at nine feet from tip to tip, was brought ing to formulas issued by the board
During the afternoon the hostess was
Renders an excel­
the bottom and at the sides with a to this city yesterday.
His death of health. Everything in the way of
assisted in Hervlng a dainty luncheon
lent complexion
narrow edging of lace.
comes as a relief to the neighbor- amusements is provided for the little
by Mrs. W. L. Cheshire Those pres-
and keeps the skin
The little summer wraps are con- hood, as he and his mate were mak- tots, but they are made to take their
ent were: Mrs. C. C. Basche, Mrs.
clear, soft and
naps regularly and of course have to
stantly receiving praise for their use-1 iDg heavy inroads into the bands of be bathed and fed on scheduled time.
Elizabeth Stuart, Mrs. James Clark,
velvety. Relieves
fulness and daintiness.
They are] sheep and goats. He had just com­
Mrs. Washburne, Mrs. Van Valzah,
skin irritation and
It is not an uncommon sight to see
pleted
the
slaughter
of
three
goats
Mrs. Peery. Mrs Bettelhelm, Mrs.
needed
so
many
evenings,
and
after
­
Actrr.M who I. .*,ihg
tptxbSfhl.
should be used
a father taking his motherless chib-
Koat ley, Mrs. Bell, Mrs. Bryan, Mrs. the fai'Kill. h , lor, for fll«n*c«t, cUaigiüX noons, too. that one should have a i when a bullet from Mr. Vansehoi- dren to the nursery on his way to
freely after bath­
Hinsdale (Loa Angeles), Mrs. Stev­
wrap to accompany each costume, or ack’s rifle ended his career.
ing and shaving,
work where he leaves them for the
incompatibility
of
tamper.
ens, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Thompson,
perhaps one that will look well with
giving a delight­
eintire day. In addition to caring for
D
r
T
F
elix
G
ouraud
Mrs. Winzenreld, Miss Leia Winxen-
several gowns.
I have noticed a
ful and refreshing
the children the mothers are instruct­
reid, Mrs. larlmer. Miss Norma Hen­ hostess, assisted by her grand daugh’- 1 numbei* of attractive ones lately and
eSect. At deal­
ed in the proper ways to care for
dricks, Mrs. W. L. Cheshire, Mrs. J. ter. MI
hh J
ers or by mail, 25
“'—
Beulah Sladden. Guests one was of a biscuit-colored taffeta. New Circus Thriller Escapes lleatli their little ones at home.
K. Pratt. Mrs, Romeo Gilbert, Mrs. pregent were: ____
cents Box. Pre­
Mrs. _ F. w 8
Nelson, It was made of narrow bands embroi­
By Narrowest Margin.
One of the places which the out-of-
Abe Gilbert, Mrs. Harry Keeney. Mrs. Mrs. II. Tromp, Mrs P K. Hammond’ dered in soutache of the same shade
pared by
town
sightseer
inevitably
visits
is
the
Mrs. B.
•• L.
■ Bogart,
■■
--
...
T. A. Campbell, MI hh Lulu Gilstrap.
Mrs. J.
F Titus, and was separated by a net etnbroi-
"Autos that P ssh in the Air" is Aquarium, which is situated on the
FERD. T. HOPKINS, N.Y. CITY,
Mrs. W L. Souder.«. Mrs. (’ E Loottl- 1 dered in silk floss. The front was the name undec which the latest cir­ lower end of Manhattan Islad. It is
/MARK
with passementerie motifs, cus thriller is being exploited. It is visited by all classes and by all races. Proprietor of GOURAUD’S ORIENTAL CREAM
Wedesdtty evening of this week Is. Mrs. L. G Ad iir. Mrs. E. E i. I’res- closed
FOR S ai b XMD KXCOMMXMirD BV
Mrs. L. E. Tidball entertained In hon ton. Mm. F. W. Osburn,
<
Mrs. W E. Another one, simple but very dainty, the hair-raising feature this season It is doubtful if any place attracts
or of her husbHtid's birthday. The Barbour. Mrs. J. Buoy, Mrs. J. W. was of orange cloth having a deep with the Barnum Ac Bailey Greatest such a mixture of races as does the
paHtlme was whist, In which Mrs. .1. Quackenbush, Mr . Laura I larris, band of filet at the bottom in the Show on Earth, in the paint of dan­ I Aquarium. It is the first place that
STANLEY’S.
K. Pratt won the first prlxe and Mrs. Miss Veda Quackenbush and I M iss same tint.
ger involved and for downright rash­ the Immigrant visits, for it is free «12 Willamette St..................... Eugene
Roinoo Gilbert
the second
Mrs. Beulah Sladden.
i
All gloves are much wrinkled on ness, it certainly has no antecedent. and near the foreign hotels and
Pratt assisted the hostess In Hervlng a
i the arm Is the word from Paris, and As to the thrill-giving powers it boarding places. It is not uncommon
dainty luncheon
The guests present
so It Is very necessary that they he stands alone.
I
to have twenty thousand visitors
and
Mrs.
were Mr. Tidball, Mr.
purchase! with sufficient length. The
The act is Just what Its name Im- there in a day. The building in which
Tromp. Mr. and Mis R imeo Gilbert,
twelve-button length Is most general­ idles— the passing of two automobiles tile Aquarium is located is hlstoric-
Mr. and Mrs. J. K Pratt, Mrs. I H
ly sold. The plain white gloves are in mid-air. or to be more explicit, the, i ally interesting, too, because it was
Bingham, Mrs. Jepp, Mr. Linn and
not liked except for certain occasions, encircling of one car l»y the other I formerly a theatre where Jenny Lind
Miss France Kelly.
those In tints of champagne, cream, after the two have been projected I made her first appearance.
Guard Special Service.
beige and all the different browns, from a steep incline and are leaping I
Manhattan has had a plague of in­
Trolley Party.
Naw York, Aug 8. Th, re are still and grays being the fashionable col-l a gap to n ground platform. As us- sects this summer that has not only
Wednesday evening Mrs II. L. Bo- a few more weeks to talk about sum­ I ors for dressy affairs. Peau de Saxe iial the act is exploited by women—
| piade the inhabitants uncomfortable
gart entertained a merry party of la­ mer elegancies, but before we will be and suede are worn afternoons while ! i mere girls, as a matter of fact,
dles. The ride was given in compli­ hardly aware of the fast declining , for evenings or elaborate occasions I for they are scarcely out of their but has kept the entomologists busy
trying to classify the different pests.
ment to Mrs Nelson, of Chicago Af­ season the first autumn styles and kid stands first. For the very warm I 1 teens.
The first visitation consisted of mil­
ter repeatedly riding the length of liintH will lie shown us. However, In weather silk is chosen, and also the
"1 would he afraid to trust a man
the car line they were escorted to the tlie remaining weeks every woman satin-finish thread which Is a perfect with this act," Baps the inventor. lions of white moths that were at­
tracted by the glaring lights of the
"When there is something at stake. Great White Way. The whiteness of
. men are brave, but it is only under the Insects only Increased the general
Is strictly up-to-date Is being used in ¡stress of absolute necessity that they dazzling effect of Broadway at night,
several cities wh-n the home town is will risk their lives. When it comes and so thick were the moths that
are but outward signs of the evil
on the road
Along with the hit, er- ¡to walking hand in hand with death people coming out of the theatres,
done in secret by myriads of dan­
ror. stolen base, pa sso d ball. hit by ' for a stipula’ed sum per week, no thought for the instant that there had
druff germs sapping the life blood
pitcher, etc., "scrap with limp." Is matter how large the sum, there is been a slight fall of snow. The moths
of the hair. Micro kills the para­
alHo indicated.
18 lntemted
ihouid kn« *
no depending on the man
His nerve disappeared after one or two nights,
ghoul the wondrrfuL
site, soothes the itching scalp,
file newspapers mid fans of Grand fancy work displayed this aeawon.
may fail him and he is likely to de­ having found the quiet and seclusion
MARVEL Vhirtinq Sfrn*
Itaplds are urging Hobby Lewis t > Five wins witli nary a loss is what
sert you at the last moment Not so of Jersey preferable to the noise and
gives lustre to tbe hair and stops
The new Vif1"*1
A-’**
twnan<i Suction. Uerf-Mfe
take full charge of the Grand Itaplds th,* "Rube” thinks of his former
with a woman. At least this has been glitter of the Great White Way. A
it falling out. A single application
eat Moet
s
team
ItllMMe* i•> **».
my experience.
i t<mu-mates.
few days later came an army of
gives relief aod proves its worth.
Chicago, not to lx- outdone by oth­
The act requires four seconds, it small, black, hump-backed bugs. At
Tlie Hartford team which is lead-
Save
your
hair
before
too
late.
Aak
yo«r
drerslftt
for
!t.
er cities in setting aside speelnl base ing the Connecticut League, has a Corvallis, Aug. 6. College hill Is a seems more like as many hours to least they were so described by the
It he i-annol supply th«
Micro prevents baldness. It is a
Kia. accept no
ball days. Is to have a Cumiskey day Cobb and lie Is a right-fielder, too scene of activity, work going forward spectators, for into that brief mom­ laymen and the scientists in Gotham
other,
but send sianip for
delightful
dressing
for
the
hair,
the middle of this month.
IlluttHited book—•*•**<. Ttgtvea
Perhaps some big league team will rapidly on the new Y. M C A. build­ ent are crowded all the intense ex­ were completely stumped and haven't
full
particulars
and dtrertHv « tn-
free from grease and sticky oils.
If ever a pitcher cm tied his salm i haie a Tyrus some day to stack ing and the $40,000 "wing" to the citement, worry and suspense that yet been able to
valuible’-» ’antes. »1 kill KI. < O.,
agricultural hall, which will aecom- one can well withstand. The mom­ come visitors.
<4
K.
'JUS
er
n.
IkKkD 1UK1S.
that pitcher is "Long Tom" Hughes against the Tig, r star
Ask your druggist for free booklet
LfBlan-a/BViB Drug
n »tor*«
of Washington
Look's as though
entum Is gained by a plunge down
When II comm to paling l>lg and im date the agronomy department
These
too.
disa,
peared
and
all
was
HOYT CHEMICAL CO,
Bnt.li buildings are to be completed a narrow incline from the dome of
•X. ,-lwarrt. Clarke * Co PonlM*
Tom Is always at work
President
real money for players
comfortable
with
the
Manha
W«TU»O, OACCOH
ttanites
Perhaps the Washington munag-
*«f th
York In time for the opening of coll ge. the tent, one car behind the other. until Hti ill wind from the Jersey
John
Brush
I he roof will lie put on the Y M C. Close to the ground the track ends In
nienl intends to follow the lead of
We are dialers in
\ building th** last of this week, and a sharp upward curve which Is the coast blew a f irmidable array of the
the St Louis Nationals by .selling
work on th** "wing" of Agricultural device that lifts the car up into common mosquitoes across the Hud­ about three d
for
work
thel: star players lor uincy money,
FARMS AND LtM>s
before
he
son which set all Gotham scratching.
hall is now up to the second floor.
More money In selling them than in
space. The leading car arches grace- The fourth and last plague has been I can take another vacation, But for
I the few d ys that he works, the hours If you want to sell your farm,
(’. T. Hurd has resigned as general fully ac
keeping them
is the gap. the other elictrc-
se,-“i*taiy of the Y M C A. and Is ling it in a complete revolution. The a visitation of fleas, which censed of ten to toree are not . _
a gr a. tax us full description, terms, etc.
American
All the clubs of the
I
some
more
scratching,
but
these
in
auperlnt* ndlng the building of machines land one behind the other,
on hisstitngth and he generally plans we can do it.
League will send t W O i or more <>
turn
disappeared,
leaving
the
famous
X’ M C A hall
Another gen­ almost at the same instant and in
to be
their players to take part In th*
posi
New York water bug In sole posses­ the fl
secretary will arrive September rev. rsed order.
great Cy Youg Day at Bost. u. Aug
sion
of
the
city
lar.
broki
list 13.
The act is nit a subject for word
New York ii said to be rebuilt
The college library ‘-as been
J2
Cleveland fans have organised a
painting,
Is no Ink vivid cry forty year
There
The
ceasel
moved to the second floor of . h
roots
iissoclatiiin. which will start
enough to picture its terror.
It Is ing d » n end building u
ministration building, where It
to work at once trying to cheek that
something to lock at If one has the scarcely ii str -*t undisturbe
occupy the entire second fl or.
noted 'blue slump" that comes
Mani
nerve, and not to read about.
ably in ti ■> city in the
GEOILGE W. KINSEY
Kidder,
the
new
librarian,
wit
a
ason
before
the*
bell
rings
each
and massive b uIId ini
corps of asaistaonts. h is been eti
W
Keel, r of the N
rare historic
IDAHO < VI I I F RI SI 11 Its
General Auctioneer.
e,l In establishing the library in
111 M Y i 11 Al
High
Gil I X I P I’O OFFICERS sacrificed
w quart* rs. The i
il Il'S
Reridencr 1’4 E. 10th S'-
floor are Io
men
>ll's
down
»< lilt
Summer
WILL SOON
Be Over
Dr. T. Felix Gouraud’s
SHEEP KILLING COUGAR
KILLED ON MOSBY GREEK
ORIENTAL
TOILET P0WÖER
ED. HANSON
Fadsand Fashions
I
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TCRING
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Ewery Woman
im >
tat » \ t nu i
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(i«rk Griffi
1 «1 • 111*4 ’ 'grillila
th* 1' thUod
full In 1
tcami.
ItaNrttall «er
rnrient
<»nier,
a
Theoddi Broil
I. oii I b C ardilla
•♦ar Bia bbl of
h bo « d onr«1
Now that 11
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n
HOP X till» X! U
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questi
Reid,
red to
s tods i
Reid Mond
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A PERFECT
LAXATIVK
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t<l
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1 not! <1 that J. ’m T has hl« brother two w «
when It wi’l N» fib l | I t i make a frierid of you. For sale hr i »niH
n,»
raft«««™.
, ♦
±
1 on ih’fn batilv
at the flniah the I nlt«d
irt.
Oregot1 Hull's Red Cross Drug Stor e at><? aometifn > during
J j
> Mond
1
A new «doctrli sixire board which Journal.
jor
on
Tues
first-* lass da
■ * '
■' e
day morning.
ton will be visited
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