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T» ¡H fWi VWWÎ J er ABB THYWDAV, OCTOBER 1, I***
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Women as Well as Men Are Made
Miserable by Kidney and
Bladder Trouble.
'VARSITY SQUAD
GETTING EDUCATION
IN RUDIMENTS
Kidney trouble preys upon the mind,
discourages ami lessen» “lubition, lieauty,
vigor and cheerful
ness »«Hin disappear
when the kidneys are
Two weeks more of preliminary
out of order or dis
eased.
practice is the schedule of the Ore-
Kidney trouble lias gon football squad, from what Coach
fl become so prevalent
last nigbt after practice,
I that it is not unconi- Forbes said
begin,
bucking will
Then
hard
111011 for a child to be
* born afflicted with Forbes, like most Yale men, evident-
weak kidneys. If the ly believes that thorough work in
childurinatestoooften. if the urine scalds preliminary training is one of the
tbe flesh, or if, when the child reaches an b
age when it should be able to control the most essential qualities in the pro
•
passage, it is yet atflicLed with bed-wet- duction of a good team.
ting, depend upon it. thecause of the diffi
The men so far. have been run-!
culty is kidney trouble, and the first ning in punts, rudimentary tactics. I
step should lie towards the treatment of and learning to handle the ball and
these important organs. This unpleasant themselves
properly.
The squad
trouble is due to a diseased condition of which is doing this, is very large, av i
the kidneys and bladder and aot to a eraging nearly fifty every night, and
habit as most people sujqxwe.
from this number Forbes is grad
Women as well as men are made miser ually sifting the most likely Candid
able with kidney and bladder trouble, ates for the team.
•nd both need the same great remedy.
The scramble for the position of
The mild and the immediate effect of ends, half back, and quarter, seems
Swamp-Root is «'■on realized. Itissold to be particularly lively. So far the
most careful observers have had dif
by druggists, in fifty-
ficulty to see much difference in the
cent ami one-dollar
aptness and cleverness of the candid- i
size bottles. You may
ates.
have a sample bottle
Alumni (¡snw,
by mail free, also a n«m» •»
pamphlet telling all about Awsssp leot, '
Talk is being Indulged in of an
including many of the thousands ef testi- Alumni game to be played on Octob-
menial letters received tt-ens sufferer» er 17. Formeriy the first regular
cured. In writing Dr. Kiliner 4 Co., tame of the year was played with
Binghamton, N. Y., I>e sure sad mention the old graduates, hut last year the
this jMper.
Don't make any mistake, plan was abandoned, and no place
this sea-
but remember the name, ¡swamp Root, made on the schedule
i
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the ud son. The reason such a contest will
dress, Binghamton, N.
ever« be advisable next month, Is that the
first game of the regular schedule Is
bottle
with Willamette, In the past the
scores with the Methodist college
have not been large, and while pros
pects at the Salem Institution do not
seem bright now. it may be that a
strong aggregation will be turned
out. in case a team of fair strength
should come against the untried Ore
gon eleven, there is always the possi
bility of being beaten in the initia
tive contest.
Registration 4615.
Registration at the University yes
terday, not counting in the tnusii'
students, or any side issues, was 475.
The total registration last year was
436. and the prophecy is made at the
University office that the total for
the first and second semester will be
about 525.
( olfi-ge N«'ws
are but outward signs of the evil
Don Stephenson and Walter Moore,
two engineering graduates of last
done in secret by myriads of dan-
June, who are tn the employ of the
Jruff germs sapping the life blood
Pacific
Bridge Company, visited
of the hair. Micro kills the para
friends In Eugene over Sunday, re
site, soothes the itching scalp,
turning to Portland last night.
gives lustre to tbe hair and stops
”Pat” McArthur lias been visiting
it falling out A single application
in the city for a few days. As well as
gives relief and proves its worth.
anewapaper writer and football au
Save your hair before too late.
thority. McArthur Is becoming a pol
itician of some not In the Ingredients
Micro prevents baldness. It is a
which make the Multnomah pot ball.
delightful dressing for the hair,
Dan Kelly did not come to Eugene
free from grease and sticky oils.
lust week to visit friends, but went
Ask
your
druggist
for
free
booklet
i
from Portland to bls home in Baker
HOYT CHEMICAL CO.
city.
The gymnasium at the University
has received some new apparatus for
class work.
’ Lee” Hurd, half-back of the 'Var
sity three years ago, Is out in a suit,
and Is making a good showing. Mc
Intire, the star guard of last year. Is
trying for end, and with his weight
and accustomed speed, is making
things Interesting for the younger
men.
FALUNC t HAIR o
AMERICAN BANKERS
With an
Denver, Colo., Sept. 30.
attendance of prominent financiers
and business men from practically
«■very State and Territory in the Un
ion. thi‘ thirty-fourth annual conven
tion of the American Bankers' Asso
ciation was called to order in the
Auditorium this morning by Presi
dent J. D. Powers. Bishop Olmsted
delivered the Invocation and Gov
ernor Butchel and Mayor Speer made
addresses of welocme.
The Initial session, foltowing . the
welcomes and responses, was given
over wholly to th«> report* of the
officers ami standing committees of
the association. Included among the
report* were those of Secretary F. E.
Farnsworth and Treasurer
A. A.
Crane.
Several other committee report*
were presented when the convention
reassembled after luncheon and the
association then took up the pro
gram of addresses and discussions
« n practical banking questions. The
two Important addresses of the day
were presented by B E. Walker,
president of the Canadian Bank of
Commerce, and Dr Woodrow Wil
son, president of Princeton Univer
sity. The address of Mr. Walker
dealt with the "Abnormal Features
of American Banking "
President
W ilson of Princeton took as his sub
ject, ''The Banker and the aNtlon.”
G olden
W est
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.BAKING R0WDER’
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JUST RIGHT : OREGON TOWNS THAT
OWN WATER PLANTS
A T RIAL WILL CONVINCE
CLOSSET & DEVERS
e rortlan d .« ore : - »
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tlTONK'H HEAVE l>ll<>l*H
(Continue«! from lege One.)
vllle, reports:
Have gravity system, piped for 9
miles.
Population $500 and number of
V
consumers 300. using 300.000 gallons
dally.
Gross annual Income. $7000; net
receipts, $3500 annually.
T
e
Grealnt known rfuKdy lor brrvrs
Highland, Or- Ort. 31, IW1 -
Thu is to certify that 1 five m>
tnarr one bottle oi ••Stoor’» Hravs
and cured her ol heave».
TH* was last winter .»$>d »he her
not beer, affected »tnce G WaNew
r'P.S.C.SIONH. SaUm.Or.
Ear sale ty all
$
»••••••••*•***
V
c.
says:
"Bm-ktons Arnica salve is a
sure-enough k nocker for ulcers.
A
bad one came on my leg I asi summer.
That wonderful salve knocked It out
In a few rounds. Not even a scar r«*-
« malned." Guarantee«! for piles, sores
25c at W. A. Kuy-
« and burns, etc
m ndall's drug store
Q
V
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A
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T9
CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
intending
had sent awe* t
luseuin. so
to wulk Dome ..
. ;>«-.-dde her.
she i>erinltted him io
in Brook
From taking in
ing to take
field's fad she v .
•Id himself,
an Interest in Tim I
column
ill Imr Inter-
She found him well
est by comparison wiili the Idle men WOOD FOR SALE—Enquire at Yo-
PHYSICIANS AN!)"Ä^-
ran’s shoe store.
of her own set. Irin.i miiuired action,
and though Brooktie.d hail only just FOR SALE—Tuorougnorea Hereford
DR. H. L. - ------------------------------
passed thirty be bail been a worker
Physician. Offices c.er
bulla for Bale. Enquire 550 Wil
for half his llfetin e.
store,
518
Wiliamnte «
lamette street.
tf
Phone Black 1326.
, tre“
He had not become a monomaniac
No oue watching the line of girls
free.
Residence,
527 P m ,!1*4“®*
FOR SALE Good milch cow; Hol
thread lta way through tbe aisles of on his hobby, but he was a good gen
Phone
Black
3Í07.
4r
8tre*l
stein and Jersey. Inquire at 733
■You would open a registered
the museums would have Imagined eral talker, and, though they met only
Ferry
street.
o3
letter or a telegram, of course!
that tbe serious faced young woman at the Settlement bouse or in tbe mu
C. H. CANNON, M b"—--------
physician and surgeo‘
maple
4-foot
who acted as guide was the rich Miss seum, a real friendship soon sprang up WOOD—Fine dry,
But are you not, just the
wood, $4.25.
Williams Transfe«
Manltalre. In«iee<l. Judging from tbe between them. Irma had a feeling that
diseases and diseases '
same, somewhat daneless about
and children a .p£71ty ' P'On“‘
Company. Main 651.
brilliancy of appearance, tbe other to Invite him to her borne would spoil
,
- -
—
other things that should have
cal vibratory and Ught trJi
girls looked far more the social star it all, and bls dense Ignorance of the FOR SALE—Butt Orpmgton eggs,
almost equal interest to you?
Office,
Suite 1, 2 ACd 3 Dun*^"“'
fashionable
and
affluent
Miss
Moul
than did tbe lady of millions In ber
13 for $1. W. B. Hampton, 1102
Ing.
Phone Mali ¿4»
Perhaps once a week—per
talre was not lifted.
severely tailored dress aa<l quiet hat.
Columbia avenue, corner 19th st. 1
Hoffman House Phons Matan4*
He believed ber to be a teacher in a
haps once a day—a classified
To Hrookdtod, wandering among tbe
fashionable school who gave a part of FOR SALE—$500 piano, almost new,
ad. is printed
that touch.es
antiques ou the lsw«<- floor. Irma Men:
DR. ANNA MAURER
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about half price;
big bargain;
talre toeked a teacher conducting her her time to settlement work, and they
your personal interest as sure
terms
to
suit.
R.
R
,
care
Guard.
met
on
a
plane
of
equality
which
was
ÎÏÏSÏ,',
O
'
*'S?
fastifombte charges on one of their
ly and as keenly as the letter
specialty. Office over F E iin...
prancrlbed eds.atlonal tours. Ta him refreshing to tbe woman after the for FOR SALE —One full blood Rambou-
or telegram would—-but, are
Phone Red 1681.
r *• “»U'k
tbs tta*»/ of the girls was Leal «nd I tune hunting she bad so often to en
lette Ram; also grade rams; R. L.
you
SURE
to
see
it,
to
consider
dure.
Jacobs,
Gieuwoud
¿><.ock
raitn,
Dex
the ready tallared gown of their self
G. S. BEARDSLEY, M
it, to answer it, to profit by it?
One afternoon late In the spring ter, Oregon.
a*potnte<! guide a simple and unpre-
.. physician and surgeon. Offici TÌ
Brookfield
earne
to
meet
tbe
class
and
tenttoos garaisat.
and 17 McClung buildin» r ??!
FOR
SALE
—
Number
3
Oliver
type
de
ís
Of
course
the
Want
Ail
and Willamette streets Offici'}
He ceaid net realize that the etogant escort them to a private view of a col
been
writer,
nearly
new.
Has
livered to you fts one of ft
l*wrfscti*« ef cut and cloth '.•* ttie lege collection. They had acquired
residence phone. Main 47
at
used only few weeks.
Call
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bunch—and yon have to pick
envy of evwy idrl In the setflevaeiit seme of bls enthusiasm, and be had
tf
Eugene Gun Co.'s Store.
obtained
private
views
of
many
col
ATTORN KTS-AT.LAw ’ ~
cut the one tliat is “FOR YOU.”
etesa. The «Ms would have !»nghei4
RESIDENCE FOR SALE—Or for
alswd ta thetr glee catfld they have lections for them
-a.«»»»»»! L. BILYEU, Attorney-«t-law. Ott71
rent, at 156 East Eleventh street. »
Teday be came, with a beaming face,
need Is gssskietWs ehsaghtM tbe ^r.v
OTrergon0ran * *hOe *tOre’
Address, or inquire of E. Baum.
nad
a!)
the
afternoon
bls
high
spirits
thwf be feM far tbeW beloved le«4eft
roll
top
Pendleton, Oregon.
ol WANTED—Second-nand
apparent,
lie
never
shared
the
TMs tmu the reigtrtnr Satti Moy witt
desk.
C. C. P., «34 üillamett-
LEUN K. LD.. i JL¡ aj .\, Attorney-»^
ing wf tbe *wetnaieto Hub. «ad Irma Mtfle luncheons whieh wound up the FOR SALE—70 head of goats, either
street.
ol
law. Ko« ms 1 alld 2, Eugene Lon»
nannies or wethers;
take your
tsok groat (Might In piloting the g*ls, expeditions, font today he detained
and Savings Bans.
choice. Phone Farmers 4x9. W. WAN'lED—A number of girls to
ts ths ainaesMMa asd galleries, where i Miss Moirttnlre fer a moment.
learn nursing. Enquire at tae Eu
“There Is eemetlilng I would like to P. Lower. Creswell, Or.
ol
slis
real works of art In tttne'
gene General Hospital.
tf l >. M. 1'KAVIb, Attuiaey-at-iaw. of.
vrowM give them a truer sense of ar j any,” ne pleaded. “May I walk home FOR EXCHANGE — Good income
Lee over Eugcue Loan & Savia».
with
you,
or
do
you
bare
to
go
with
Bank, Eugene, Oregon.
tb»«>- value».
bearing property, making interest WANTED—Good competent girl for
ti»e
girls?"
general housework. Mrs. M. A.
Every week she planned something
on 14500 at lie per cent. Will ex
“I cannot very well leave them," she
Mathews, 71 West Ninth street, tf S. D. ALLEN—Attorney-at-law 0i-
change for good farm. Enquire of
for the girls, winding up with a little
fice over Eaton's book store 6i<
explained.
Frank E. Blair. Fall Creek, Or. tf
hinch at her home. For the sake of
WANTED—TO RENT—A big farm
Willamette street. Phone Black
"Then I shall have to tell you here.”
the luncheon the girls endured tbe art
2881.
‘
on shares, for from 3 to 5 years.
be said resolutely. "I can't keep it any FOR SALE—»-room nouse, three
lectures. 80 both they and Irma were
Address "C. D.,” care Guard, tf
blocks from Willamette stdeet; lot
longer. I nm to be curator of tbe
C. A. WINTERMEiER, Attorneys
happy«
80x76 feet.
Price, $2100. Ore
Cbeeswlck collection In the fall and at
law. Land titles »nd probate spec,
They pnesed before a case contain
gon Land Company.
tf WANTED—To borrow >1700.»0 at
a salary enough for two. Will you
6 per cent. Good security given.
laities. Office over Chambers-Brls
ing an Astec «tollectlon. The labels
share it?"
tow Bank.
FOR SALE—One National cash reg Address D., care of Guard.
were on the opposite side of the case,
tf
Only for a minute did Miss Moultalre
ister, one Remington typewriter
where Brookfleld, who did not require
WALTON & NESS, Attorneys-apig>
hesitate; then she placed her hand In
and a large iron safe. Enquire of i
labels, was standing. Antiquities were
J. J. Walton and S. P. Neu. will
L. M. Travis, Loan & Savings I WANTED—Two or three lady board
his.
ers;
all
the
privileges
of
home
to
practice in a«l the cou'ts in th«
bank build.vig.
“I will share It," she promised, with
the right ones. 32 East Ninth st.,
state. Office, room 3, Walton
a radiant smile. “Come this evening, BULL FOR SALE—One registered
above tea store.
o4
Block, Eugene, Oregon
and we will talk it over."
Holsteln-Frleslan bull, three years
WANTED-
Position
is
cook
in
camp
GEORGE
B. DOKiUS—Attorney-at-
She handed him her card with Its
old September 8, 1908;
milk
or hotel.
Fitteeu years’ experi
law; office Hovey Building, cor-
engraved address and hurried after
strain; gentle. L. A. Houck, Mon
ence.
References,
Booth-Kelly
the girls, while Brookfield beamed
roe, Or.. R. F. D. No. 1.
s30
Sth and Willamette streets; room»
Co. R. B. Carman, London, Or. If
1 and 2 upstairs.
upon her from the top step.
But the beam had faded from Brook HERE IS \ CHANCE—to buy lroin WANTED To borrow $3 000 ft not
WOODCOCK ot POTTER, Attorneys-
the owner and buy right, nice high
field's face when Miss Moultalre came
less than one year: will pay
per
at-law, A. C. Woodcock aad E. 0.
lots or house and lot, all on the
cent
and
give
good
security,
Ad-
toward him in ber reception room that
Potter. Office one block south ol
street car line. I have 8 lots and 2
dress
"H.,
”
care
of
Guard.
s30
evening. Instead of clasping her lu
dwelling houses. All must go. In
Chrisman block, Eugene, Oregon.
his arms lie held her hand an Instant
quire at 806 East Thirteenth st.
WANTED AT ONCE—At the Eugenp
WILLIAMS
& BE a N, Attorneys-ai-
and then waited for her to be seated.
Poultry Store, 102 E 9th St.,
law. J. W. Williams, L. E. Bean.
"You must think tne a presumptuous FOR SALE—Hot air engine; force young chickens weighing from 1 % to
pump connected; 600-gallon tank,
Practice in all courts of the iut«
fool,” he began, "to ask you to share
1% pounds. Phone Main 645.
fittings, 40 feet l^-inch pipe, for
and before the U. S. Land Office.
the paltry salary which this after
sale cheap at Hall & Shumway's, WANTED—Room and board wanted
Offices 12, 13, 14 and 15 McClung
noon seemed so great. I did not learn
East Seventh street. See it.
tf
for next eight months near Uni
until later who you really were. It
versity as part payment on a new JESSE G. WELLS, Lawyer, No. 2!
FOR SALE—Two full sized lo’s. two
West Eighth street, Eugene, Or.
seems that 1 have been very dense."
piano, any style. C. A. Osterholm,
six-room houses, both modern, on
opposite postoffice. Gives special
"You are stjll dense,” suggested
Srneede Hotel.
s30
East Eleventh street on car line;
attention to the examination of th-
Irma. "Do you come to ask me to
will be sold together or separate to BOARDERS WANTED—I could fur
stracta, drafting wills, settling
withdraw my promise of this after
suit customer; at a rare bargain if
tates, conveyances and collections.
nish meals to a few more persons
noon?”
sold soon. S. R. Williams.
Also to all pension matters. Phon«
desiring good home cooking. Also
“You must know how impossible it
Red 1178.
have good room suitable for two.
woukl appear,” be reminded. “I be FOR SALE—Five-year lease on 38-
Handily located only 1 4 blocks
room
furnished
house
in
East
lieved you to be a teacher.”
from Willamette street. For terms I. N. HARBAUGH. Special atten
Portland, bringing in now $110
tion given to divorce and setti»
"You were the teacher,” she cor
address 89 West Seventh street or
per month; will sell or trade for
ment »f estates. Agent for Conti
phone Black 2941.
o2
rected. “You taught me what love
farm near Eugene. Price. $3000.
nental Insurance Company KM»
really is. What does it matter that I
Half cash and balance $50 per WANTED—We have a man who says
6, First National Bank Building,
have more than you?"
month. Howe A Bnoy.
>-’6
he wants the best farm within ten
Eugene, Oregon.
’1 would not be considered a fortune
miles of Eugene that $10,000 will
Building.
FOR SALE OR RENT—One seven
hunter,” he said slowly.
—5
buy. About 160 acres preferred.
room
house,
either
furnished
or
“And I will not marry one,' she re-
ABSTRACTO««
If you think you have such a farm
unfurnished,
with
1
acre of
call on the Real Estate Exchange.
“THKN I SHALL HAVS TO TELL YOU HRUK,
totted. "It is because you are not a
ground; one four-room house with
THE LANE COUNTY ABSTRACT)
UK SAID 11KHOLUTKLY.
tf
fortune hunter, tiecause you love me
1 acre of ground, near electric
CO., Rooms 2 and 3, Waren Bloc»,
for
myself,
that
1
said
‘
Yes
’
this
nft-
line, this side of
river,
near
not Irma Moultaire’s forte, and when
Eugene. Or Prices reasonshie
FOK
KENT
Springfield. Inquire of Ed A.
she InntM.'ently sscrli>ed the collection ernoon. and I shall hold you to your
Powell.
o3
HEAL KHTATK AGE5T8
to Hie Egyptian wctlou Brookfield in promise. Instead of you being curator
FOR RENT—Furnished rooms at 367
of the Cheeswlck collection we shall
ter rupted with a correctlou.
West
Fifth
street.
tf
J. L. CLARK 4 CO.-^Dealer« A real
FOR BALE—One team of heavy
Miss Moultalre, seeing that enthusi have a collection of our own."
mules, one set of chain harness FOR RENT—Two furnished and two I
estate. Creswell. Or
_
Silently he came toward her and
asm nnd not a desire to open a flirta
and one St«-inch Mitchell wagon,
unfurnished rooms. 215 W. 11th
tion with her charges was his motive, looked down Into the tender eyes. No
UNDERTAKERS
in good condition. Mules are true
street.
O1
ivurtetnisly acknowledged the correc word was spoken, but a message was
to a fault and a perfect team for
exchanged,
and
Brookfield
knew
that
J.
W.
K
a
YS
& CO., undertakers
tion, und Brookfield, mounting his
all purposes.
Price for outfit, FOR RENT—-Oue or two iurnished
funeral directors. Eugene, Or.
such love was not lightly to lie set
hobby, rod«» it hard and fast,
1450. Inquire at this office.
rooms for rent; will take students.
He had tbe trick of Interesting his aside by pride. Slowly he sank into
728 Willamette street.
tf DAY & HENDERSON, undertaken
hearers, und Miss Moultalre, finding the Bent beside her and took her in his DRAFT HORSES FOR SALE — I
and embalmers. Corner Will*»
Schmitt Brothers, of Creswell, have I LOR RENT—The Hotel Mapleton
tjiut the girls really were absorbed in arms.
ette and Seventh streets.
will
be
for
rent
to
the
right
party-
four
good
draft
horses
for
sale
]
“I am sorry that you are not what I
his little lecture, thankfully retreated
on Sept. 20. Apply to R. H. Clow, W. T. GORDON, funeral director
cheap.
They
are
young
and
well!
thought you to tie." he murmured.
Into the background.
Mapleton, Oregon.
bred. Call and see them at Cres
i
Stale licensed embalmer. 0f-ce
"And I." wns ber tender response,
She, too. found th«' chat interesting
well, or write to Schmitt Bros, for
and residence. Tenth and Oliva
are
what
I
know
FOR
RENI—Nice front room; fur
"am
glad
that
you
and was very sorry when the last case
description, prices and terms, tf
streets. Phone Red
nace neat;
electric
lights and
was reached and they found them- , you to lie.”
bath. Suitable for two gentle-
"I’ll try to be all you think I am.” LOTS FOR SALE BY OWNER—Two
»•Ives at the foot of the stairway lead
.MINING ENGINEERS
men.
154 East Ninth street.
bent
to
kiss
the
he
he
promised
as
lots
and
8-room
house;
barn;
fine
ing to the art galleries.
land for garden; on Fourth street, LOR RENT—80 acres, 65 under cul HERBERT LEIGH, minis« «»$“**
"Here is where 1 shall prove use smiling lips.
near mill race.
Lot 160x95 on
and «xpert metallurgist. He,‘* 1
And so Miss Moultaire's dread of
tivation; ' house, barn, henhouse.
less." he sakl to Irma, with a smile.
Twelfth and Alder streets, just
Information furnished to I“*8“4'
orchard. Possession given Septem-
"1 thank you very much for letting fortune hunters lind been settled
north
of
Patterson
school.
J.
J.
Investors.
Examination« mi re
ber loth. For _
_________ see R.
particulars
me run on as you have. I love the I through tbe Settlement.
Walton. 515 Willamette street, tf
ports on mines and or« treat»
McMurphey, 559 Willamette street.
coltoction. 1 wus one of tbe explora
Eugene Oregon.
tion party that dug it up."
8«tt Water Questions.
FOR SALE BY OWNER—Fifteen FARM FOR RENT
-One
of
the
best
akchitect
"We should and do—tuank you.' dis
acres of choice fruit land, wide
The capacity of the average small
160-acre farms
in
the county.
and selected variety of fruits and
claltn«*d ino*. “1 am sorry that our boy for asking question* is practically
One mile from Springfield; «0
FREE YHOMAb—Arctutect.
berries: all in bearing.
Three
schedule does not permit us more time. unllmlttMl. but we do not remember
acres rich river bottom soli. 100
miles southwest of Eugene, on
es and plans drawn, bin« P‘
I should I m * glad to hear the rest."
ever bearing a more searching tot of
acres beat prairie soil; fair build
telephone and rural delivery route.
and ii»ecificatlona. General
"Why not?" be suggested. "I am inquiries than those propounded by a
ings and good family orchard. Ad
Good house and new barn, Price
vision over buildings in cou
dress P. O. Box 94. Eugene. Or. tf
hen* almost every afternoon.”
New York boy to bis father, who bad
reasonable,
Call up
Farmers’
construction. If thinking o
Irma shook her head smilingly as the taken him for a steamer trip on tbe
phone 284
Ing, >rge or small, »ee
‘alt
o2
little party went up the stairs, leav sound. Here is a partial list:
reasonable. Room 7, C
ing Bn*oktleld looking after them, but
“Do they cal! this a sound steamer FOR SALE—43 acres all level land, SAY—1 am here again to work. 1
block.
a couple of w«<rks later she found her b«*eauae of the noise?"
30 in cultivation; new house, wood
am the lone cement worker and
VETERINARY d itol""
«elf lu the vicinity of the museum and
"1* that water «town there any wet
shed and chicken bouse and new
finisher. Get your work done by L.
with a little spare time oil her hands ter than tbe water In tbe Atlantic
barn; orchard; three good wells
C. Williams.
i. it • e ns 81>
vrrsRiNA L-1
In th«* Intervals of her social daties.
and good water; everything on
ocean?”
GEONS -Cal a pronj^•! H,»
the place goes with_it. including DON'T fail to see Chezem if you
Brookfield was leaning over one of
“What makes the water wet. any
night or day Dr« b .» •
R(f,
household goods,
This must be
tbe «'asea whk-h an attendant had «<Mm- how?”
want bargains in real estate. We
son
Gffice phone. Mam -*•
sold
in
the
next
30
days.
I
have
buy
and
sell
farm
and
city
prop
ni for him. bnt at Irma's approach he
“How many men could be drowned
idonee Phone. Ma n
-
also several lots close In and also
erty, Improved and unimproved.
•Rmed tbe caee and hurrte«! toward bee. In water deep as that?"
a house and lot 66x304. chicken
Timber
and
mining
stock.
H
Che-
"Yon dli! find time to «xmief" he cried
St RVl’YOBS
“If a mamma fish couldn't get
house and park and some fruit.
zem. Room 11, Walton Bldg, tf
"l bar« half an Uxir to spare." was worms in the water for the little
These are bargains and some of
»urv ■
tbe »ml!Ing explanation. "I. thought would she go ashore and dig
them close to Willamette street. BIG BARGAIN IN REAL ESTATE— A. H. TODD,
Office 412 Wi su«^“
you might ba there 1 wsated to ask them?”
For further information call on
Lor ten days and ten davs only,
you if you could give a lecture to my
the Pacific Land Company. Room
''Suppose a whale came along and
will offer twenty acres choicest
*i. Hovey building. D. L. Cartmell
ctaaa on tbe exploration work."
Mt fur three days on an oyster, so
river bottom land, almost in city
manager.
tf
"With pleasure,** was the prompt añ that be couldn't open his shell, would
limits, for $190 an acre. First
swer, “If you will give me the ad It suffo-ate th,* oyster?”
five acres goes for $185 an acre
WA.VTK1»
This Is a snap. Phone Main 646.
dress and name the day. 1 shall come
"Itoesnt tbe dampness ever «ire
or address Lock Box 536, Eugene
with pleasure.”
clams malaria T"
)8 ANTED—At once. 24.600 bushel?
Irma named an evening and gave the
“Does it butt to get drowned1”
of oats. Inquire Williams Trans THE OREGON LAND COMPANY
address of the settlement bouee Then
"Is that big man with the gold but«
fer Company. Main 65..
stands on fts own merits and has
they looked over the collection, and tone on hia coat the papa of all those
no combination with anv other
the girl marveled at the breadth of men sbo d , whatever he
• ■ A’
company
We eliminate all pos-
his Information Illa specialty was tbe to?"
sibillty of graft by Immediately
Altos. He knew the entire field, am!
"Who are those men up there in the
bringing seller and buyer together,
then* was a genuine enthusiasm about little bonse on the roof playing with
we can find what you want if it is
Toni Bn*okfield which compelled reetp- tbe bicycle1*’
to be had in the coast «*ountry. and
V
w 11 gladly give all inquiring stran
rncal interest.
"Where do all those a« ipsuds be
ty brings, if
gers any information possible. We
Almost before she realize«! It the hind the bat come from?"
e Real E «tate Exchan
have a large list of farms and city
9
closing time had come, and she had O
re co as fast *t>
n building,
O
property, also some good buys in
spent two hours tn bls cotapany. She tbe water as this boat?"
»yer direct t
I
timber land* on reasonable terms
let
:e your own
412 Willamette
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Snld in Eucene t* "•
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