Eugene weekly guard., October 21, 1909, Page 6, Image 6

THE EUGENE WEEKLY GUABD, THURSDAY, OCT 31. 190V
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Homoeopathic
Remedies
Medical
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SPRINGFIELD MO VICINITY
BOOST MEETING
SAÏURDAY NIGHT
GREAT SUCCESS
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(From Tiieeday’s Dally Guarii)
Andhw»,«i„|„ ,
Coin Rlehardaou returned to l’««rt
foot-ball team this winter after all
1'ho boys have rulllod and are turn land today.
R It I*oppl<<luii I. up from I’ort
ing «mt every evening with a lull
•quail and several others They have land for a few days
c. J. Kirby, of Mapleton, was In l»«u> u«rtl»u.t rwou,,,, Pit,,.,
a game scheduled for Saturday with
Junction City at that place
So far the city over night
•«i I.
«. will _ V«,
__ U m .«,
little work other than running sig
Ralph W«<«d «««nt to Junction City Tb«n
**v|l»l««r,
...M.' .
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u
nals has been done, but toward» the this aftsrnixin on business
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last of the w««ek they will buckle
I. F Wooley caiua« down from Cot­
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.town to the strenuous line bucking tage Grove thI» afternoon.
Whsu «»,-----
C I* Houston, of Junction, was tu L»r ll*« Haar I
rhe team practice« on thu railroad a
«•VVM Nil
Eiigotie ynaterday and today.
laud north of the tracks.
IMS
Lew _
_ _ _ _ _
_
Dr J K. Johnson was u stags pas­ Ik»««'» M» ■
1»IHI» u,
‘f*1* •fit*“* •• '«»A »s«li> Ätt*,*1
senger this luoralng for Vida.
W
¿Is a.
,u.,
Mik« Walker was a pasm-nger to
Portland on the n<sm train today
Sb,«*» will blwwlt (la U, JM,
Jas llnyata, the hop buysr return
Mil I» frwl, fTSl.lMl
*» »W».
«1 to Junction t'lty thl«a afternoon
Nul welts «• Hnl «ut «h
Mi and Mrs J J. Nlcolle and Mrs
Another buslneas house In Spring E. A Ba’an are home from Seattle
TkU «111 a»rs LU, snU .pfcl
field, this time a lunch counter,
Ii
AU drusa«««» tell ta sh«. t,, ««
Mm q \v OorraU i» how from
has been openiwt In the Cant ««el build Oaklaiiit visiting hair non, Oscar Gor­
Kaa«m1>. bu« ■ I m
_
Ing across from the new Rtvett rell.
*uiis>r(«Mi
■ «g n n **! »o
with
a
rooming
holla«
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Ho
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block,
E <» Wattla. of the Utah Construe-
The big boost meeting Saturday
The pruprl«- lion Company, Is In the city from Na- | I«WW In, I ■ ■" wF ■■
ducted In coniKv-tlon
night was a great suc « om and a» a
• I an t'."«>.«l B1..1 ,«.." ,
'**««»w,4a.
tor la a newcomer In Springfield Iron
• vr, ««'luB’uaii,
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result Springfield Is assured a fixed from a p«»lnt In Arizona
Xrlzona
He han
A Reap was a pnimonger on t ho l««ie. No Bay.“ Bmlaiiw ». uw a 1
sum for advertising purposes and a fitted up ail attractive counter and
Tall nw aln whkh I«« k ,.,u ,,^,1
new and greater enthusiasm now his previous experience In this line Fall Creek stage this morning for
Tlw hooka iMh.w wi'.l «er«:,
pervades the city. Tom Richardson. will doubtless make a popular place Jasper.
>b«
J. R. Hill and wlfa«, <>f Lincoln, l...t wvll II m I4 h
Portland's matchless booster, John here
Kan . were arrivals In Eugen« last I, tn-, u> Wrt.au8
II. Hartog, the artistic and idealis­
’ • km u ,<a
would
,<>ur
I-'U. Jktu,
night
tic publicity promoter from Eugene,
Ian. My sdvlc«
•!‘d IL«
A W Camp and Gordon Camp, of Imi««« ar. yimre-.iMl « u
and many other Eugene residents
Mapleton, wer« In th« city over forhstws wool or tw., f,
were In attendance. Richardson and
wnirt-,-
night
aeUia wrIiMlawIlli.rin | ,.a, „
~
Hartog were the principal speakers,
■
V,
.
-
Mrs
E
I.
Koiins
went
to
Portland
and (hey both said many good things
-. t i »flut
« hw «5V.^"
u eufaij
i xlay to visit her ton. Jas Guvwr, a panel etaee Maa h, > i i —
aboutSpringfhUd. but of course Har­
Thirteen carloads of tie» that have few «lays.
tog was prone to si«eak a word for
gone to Ns*
ilready thin w««««k be-
Dr Geo. O'll Dellar took the Sius
Eugene accoalonally.
John Kestley.
president
of the gin to lock as though thlnga ware law »tag« this morning for a trip to
worth ,«w »11,0.1« rainM. w. »eu bus »ui.
Comnieiclal Club, opened th«« meet­ progregslng on the now road. The Maplct«
The
Ii F McDonough and family ar­ »ou t««rs II tosh III Siin.l. |„
ing with a short address. He Intro­ ties were the standard 7x9
<us»«. l»r Sl««>t>. >l< a u. It*, tu*. »I,
rails
that
«III
be
laid
on
this
line
are
rived
her«
last
night
from
Mitchell,
duced Mayor Peery, who delivered a
V»ob B«-a SSsll I »M4 Vast
A» yet Neb , to ra«sldr
speech of welcome
He win respond - the heavy 90 pound steel
Hu a r.« « «a
The ties that
Mrs J. F Hickey and child come Wo I O« t'Ml-oiote
ed to by H. W. Thompson, president none have been sent.
No loaa Uw Itawrt
No # r.« M«o
of the Eugene Commercial (Tub. Dr. have gone up this week are only |>art down from Cottagai Grove this after­ Mo S <»■ Iho Kldoor»
8 i » ' s, s,
Booth- noon on a visit
D. A. Paine followed him with a few of what Is already there
Rev. Robert lliwith Is here from
remarks, then came Mr. Hartog. and Kelly made a large numtier for them
Salem visiting at the home of his son.
lastly Mr. Richardson.
Hon. It A Booth
Aavliim, I. rvgl.Irred at th. Imperlai
Mr. Richardson, in his inimitable
Rev O. (’. XVrlght
____ went
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to lto»e hotel.
way, at the end of his address, asked
Rev.
J
burg today tn attend the Oregon state
for subscriptions to a permanent
X G Stlltmxn f -runTly of
FKEE
E Ugelli*. i» hcr» from Salem attea<.
convention of Baptista
booster fund, and snqceeded in secur­
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.
II Burkholder, a prominent rlt- Ing the Congregai !"U i .(»•orlatila
WAITING ing subscriptions as follows: J. XV.
Louis XX'««et. a farmer living near) Izeu of Cottage Grove, wa» In Eu- me'Ings
Shumate and Emerald Heights Co..
ROOM
<««>« Il Kelly, .1 a* k K.lly «r.4
Pluasant Hill, had his finger atnpu-1 gen«' on biinlne»» yesterday
$10 a month each; John K.stley, M
D. Crouch arrived down from Von Captain Zimmeitnan I left Inai ersi).
M. Peery. A. J. I’erki. , Charles Rlv- fated Just below th«' first Joint y«'b
(INCOPORATED)
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__
He ____
has
pur- Ing on a hunt on the l ni¡H|ua. |a
ett. J. XX'. Machen and th«« Spring­ terday nt the office « f Dr. Barr & calla this afternoon
Douglas county
field Planing Mill Company, $5 a Pollard as the remit of bringing the chased property at Springfield
I. ('. Calle nd«T E M Olnuitead
Mr and Mrs J II Starr returned
month each; H. E. Rice, $3 a month, member In contact with a circular
clerks $800 per year to start and in- Building, Rochester, N. Y.
They will be hack an<! F C Banget man nrrlrid ber»
He wa» workl ig near tlw raw , to Monroe today
and a number of others $2 and $1 saw.
creases to $1200.
In Hug«»« In n few week« to rc-fde I Inai night from I I "d mid, Xlo, to
*
died
The Royal Neighbors of Donna will a month each. The fund subscribed
Uncle Sam will soon.hold an ex- give a Halloween social.
Mrs E II Cummings and daughter ntak« thla city thi'lr
A box "up­ will amount to $750 a year, but It Is w lien hi« chanced to reach to«> dos«1
His finger was mang!c«| so have returned to Albany after a visit
Mr and Mrs XX c
8 • titn. «fier
amination throughout the country for per will beserved at 50c a box. Boxes planned to raise much more than tj It.
with Mr and Mrs A It Serfllng in a viali wlth
Mr t it I id Mr. W P
At the home of her sister. Mrs. postal clerks, letter carriers and oth­ are secured by untangling the cob­ that. The committee will call upon badb that amputation was uecces-
Eugene.
Mora«. Ili Eugetie,
In ths mora­
wo28 the citizens this week for subscrip­ nary.
Shinn, at Cottage Grove Friday, er government positions. The work webs.
Mr ind Mrs J S Magl'iilry re- lag for thclr Imm,
li lev. Ohio.
tions.
evening, October 8, 1909, Miss Ma- is pleasant, hours short and pay lib­
New» Notes
turn. I bom,. tbYs aft«*rti<oiii
Mia II. Il Xt « « In: .i « Mr. 8. J.
from
Roger Jones left today for l*ake
linda Ann Kem, aged 30 years. 10 eral. It is estimated that 50.000 ap­
Th«! basket »octal given by th«« IV land, coming up In the r.tud an I Dlllard and Mi ■». w w I am«« ««at
pointments will be made this year. Crystal, Minn, after being here about
months and 1 day, of tuberculosis.
High school on Friday evening was
to .Xlbany chi» I after ms ■ to at’.rad
It' th«’lr nut««
The government wants men over 18. a year and buying a lot and paving
a remarkably success, the school tun-
F M Eaton and wife. Miss p. M a dlatrict convention of t the l»ear«o
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS
Any reader of The Guard can get full for it. He will return in the spring.
Ing In gome $52, over $10 of which is Eaton and A It Eaton, «if XX'ater of llonor
FOR MEN AND WOMEN information and instructions to pass His father met with an accident and
R«v E
cleared. This pays up all the debts town, XX Is . arrived In Eugene last
«1.1 il«-v formerly
the examination by addressing the wishes Roger home to cats for the
and leaves sonic money in the tree»- night ami will reside here
pastor of
c < i«r-içatl<iMl
The government gives railway mail Bureau of Instruction. 1002 Hamlin stock through the winter.
e!ark and XX'ashburne are plan- nry. When mentioning the debt left
I »regoli City.
1 J K upal went to Portlnud tie chiirch iiow statlot •d
■ nlng to set out a big 25-acre peach or i by the school paiier last year this 11
A • • Ilieetlnx
II" W a. .1, , <imi>.in|.<| In
kfe bere attendlng tic
chard this winter above Springfield paper erred by stntlng
A C. Dlxon, <>
Booth-Kelly
$50 instead of mother In-law. Mrs. Mary Abel« w!i<>
across the river from G«o. Dorris' $15; these sums are
afternooa for
not so much has been i lotting here for a year and I«iitnbcr C«> . Icft il
place. It will take 2700 peach trees alike as they sound.
tend a meet-
who Is on h«r way home to Dayton Contraila. W.ssh ti
to c-oV'-r th" tract.
The> hav«- not
Ing < f thè lumberni
A big Marlon steam shovel went Obit«.
» asssdatlou
decided what variety to plant, but I to Natron Friday, but
Giles nn I Norman Vnnhynlng of <>f Oregon. XVaahlng
and 1 isho.
had to be
may have several. This year a new brought back to turn It around on Akron, Ohio,
after a visit wl’h Mr
' variety, the Alberta, is said to b«> the |
J J lliighes and
the turntable, g«>lng up wrong end and Mrs. D. I L Cartmell,
left
fur
most popular. The Foster Is gener-1 to. Th«-re are now four of th«*»«* big XXelser, Idaho. ___ ,.
I. t'Klay They expect to In Eugen« few a few
ally recognized as the best now grown j machines tearing away the hills for be back later to rcsld«'
lH«-n playing In tbi ad
—„j here.
here, although the Crawford Is also I the ”<«w railroad «lay and night.
A mlxup of two r
Items tn the per batid at the ripi» I on
popular. Such an orchard. It Is said,
T .««re Is a large amount of blast­ »»nal column of yesterday's
Guard wife will b«« locate«! n 1'
will prof' $5 per tr«»e after a few ing being done on the rock work now. made us ««y that Mr»
Gvo
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Kelly Ing the winter
years.
i he cost of the young trees An average of one car of powder and nad returned from a hunt at Harris
will run up to $300.
Fred I.udford and family )«•»»» la
XX hat the r«port««r wrote w»»
dynamite a day
Is
being »ent up burg
there.
Powder
houses have been tha' Xlrs Kelly mj returned from the morning for S.m t'ranclwu D
rgr Turner retiti ned take In t « Portola :*■ liai and front
built along the .oud
Three hundred 1 ortlaml util
there will go t«> San Jose to vl«4t Mr.
from a hunt at Harrisburg
head of horses went up Thursday.
I,udford'» bn,tiler whom he hiit'l
The light String. ts that have been
( Fri »m XX'«dncmli«v.s Daly Guard
•sten for over 30 year»
placed
In
front
of
the
opera
hoiiw
—
J. H
II Fletcher took th«' stage t*
are to be permanent and used for all
!< r of th«> Pint
T. C Whclcr. c
Four thousands poiiniis or dyna­ big occasions as they ar«« In Eugene. . morning 1 r ls>w« ll
i > Grove, «»•
1 National bank <f t
mite explodml at once in th«' side of|
Hugh Hampton returned this af
i
The Methodists ar«« planning to
• on the after-
I un arrlvil In Eug
a hill Is quite capable of tearing a' build a $1500 pursonago for their iern on from Goshen
w. r
-
large hole,
it was such a charge as church.
II. Eaton
w«»nt rn Mbnny th ; noon train to lay
this that was exploded above Natron
The poles for the Eugene power ; afternoon on liiisinesa
We have
give two
SALES on Saturday,
2
Mr. «nd M rs < ___
on the railroad right-of-way tha' . line hnve been distributed as far IIH
»<»<» M Miller are
Ml thi: INTO xol It Miont
homo from Portland
startled Springfield, shaking and Thurston.
Allen'» Fnot-E.f.i- a p«yder !<»•
one day only
Dr
‘
D.
A.
rattling the windows.
The blast I
Paine returned l.i-t night llcve* painful, «m.nrtli ■' nerrom f»rt
The trench for the new sewer en
from a trip to _ ________
was plainly felt here.
Portland
South A Street Is n«-arly finished.
and Ingrowing na'ls, «nd Iti.tantly
A
H Hinkson returned this after
Until yesterday there has been n
take« the »ting out of corn, «nd
1
noon
from n trip north
large |>oint of ro« k abutting th«.' river SPECIAL IXX ITATION
bunions.
It's bhe gr riat'ot comfort
J.
M
directly a« r rss the railroad line. N w
.Martin returned Inst night discovery of the age
I" '>•
from
this Ilea In the river and the righ-of-
n trip to Portland
TO THE MOTIIEItN
Ease makes tight or flew shoes feel
some
sticking
the damp
'
u
Vr*
,h
"
*"•»«•
historian,
la
way Is clear. For the past month
f ir »«»•••
•asy.
It Is a certain cure
<
men with drills have been lancing who have either le.ys or girls to go Wi the city for a few day»
and all
at
Ing, callous, «wollen, tired, aching
ootn sides of the uiouniaiu and me
• i .iooi.
W« ai e p mitive that un h
1 Up
< ox was n si.ige passenger feet. Ì ry It today, Sold by »!>
holes filled with dynamite.
By yes­ extra special low prices on reliable Oils morning for Florence.
druggists
and
»boa . dealer». Bf
5
terday noon they had finished their school shoes will not be found this
Jos Hart was n etag« paaaenger mall for 2.*> cents In
■1 • '
work and from the cap on the ex­ side of the GREAT DIVIDE
Boys' this morning fl>r Bl«,. R|V(,r
T rial pnek-
accept any substitute
plosive in each hole wires l«sl and shoes 2>A to 7«, $1.50. Girls' Iron
J. M. Nichols, of Junction City ag<« free.
Addt««»» Alien 8. Oln>-
connected together with two wires (Tad School Shoes 12% to 2, $1 45 Wa* 1,1 •‘-'»Kcnv over night.
stud, LeRoy, N Y
which were then carried to about Childs’ 4 to 8, regular $1.50 for 85c. • h . i,. If'''? *2^ wlt'' ' f
'son.
a quarter of a mile down the rvad, Jufanls soft soles for 18c.
I
Miss Eda Starr arrived up froln
As soon as 1| was Mcertalned that
DODGE DEPARTMENT STORE.
June.ton City this afternoon
the vicinity of the hill was cleared wo2 1
Get
from any human life the button was
v'.'Hni l1"'”L.Lutk, y °r F’ortland 1»
pressed that sent an electric cur­
visiting
In
Eugene
a
f,
w
days
ENGAGEMENT i * onti * onei >.
rent tflrough.the wires. In an In­
Dr. ,\ e MaAlteter is .-xj,.., i,.,|
Kidney Trouble Hakes You Miserable-
stant
an
immense
black
cloud
of
We
-/Saturday,
Flannellette Night,
at 59c
All the ladles' conversation nn«l home about Hsiurrtay f this we. k
ro< k and earth rose to a height of sewing societies of Eugene th it In­
<
H Cochran arrived down from
Almost everyone know«". Dr- Kilmer «
69c. These are great reductions and bargains,
children’s
and
several hundred feet followed by a tended holding Joint meeting Satur­
’■'•"»■■Il on the noon (fa|n today
Swamp-Rout, the gtcat kidney, liver and
deafening roar.
day are po-tpon«'d until further not­ ,„in„
“bladder remedy. •**
Ua",,r*' ">'* ’•Jlnilra saw-
49c. Ladies’
Short, 2?c
39c.
The column of smoke and debris ice. as many members have declared mill man w„s in th., dty (,v,.r night
I. cause of its rctiitrk-
could be seen for miles.
Reports
their
Intenelons
of
attending
the
I able health nttonng
J. M Ge, (>f th«> firm of I«.,. £•
sizes, 25c.
are going
buy
gaods this fall, you
from Pleasant Hill say that It could Banner Boot and S .<>•• Specials of th«-
I i>ro]wrt "s. SwsniF
E«M“a"X'
r‘?t,,rn,"l from n trip
be
seen
therre.
The
rattling
of
win-
U
U.H.t lulhll»
Dodg«'
Department
Store.
It
is
avail yourself of
They are rare
re-
dows was not. notleed In Eugene as llnbly reported that the special Cllt -t?1™.'. ’’ ?’
l” M Roseburg
«■very wi h in 0¥tr"
much as in Springfield.
prices on shoes la without d ubt the nucndlng the Baptist st« ,, eonvven
coimiiv rh< uniBtism.
greatest bargain giving event ev°r
tKiin in the back, tn*"
wMEMl
hel i in Eugene.
E. It Gilstrap arrived bom., on the
m« ., liver, bl*Mcr
w<>2 1
0
afternoon train
• —■-
• today
■
and > very part «1™
from the t
file Bcil-ltock oí S iicci * m -
north.
uri:i .rv pa»s«K«' "
Iles In a keen, clear, brain, back el by!
Rev. ’ H.
.. A. Elkina camo down ---- -------- -
<. inability 1«
Indomltale will and resistless energy. from Cotlagi ;e Grove on the afternoon hn1<! water ami scal'':m; p
r> |
’
The livery men and farmers report Such a power comes from the splen­ train today.
or iM'leliccla followi rn’ii-' ,f ''"'’5'*«
Mrs. J. ■V Rlfley, ,,f wniin Walla. or lu'er, ami ov< rcoim « th t unpl'
the roads ut of Springfield very bad did health that Dr. King's New Life
I visiting ,'ier sister, Mis S,' w••«•»■ Hy of I m ing < >mp« l'
for tiie «mall amount of rain had so Pills Impart. They vitality every or­ Wash.. Is
through the tiny, mil t” I'.'1 ul’
”
far. The road from Goshen io Low gan arid build up brain and body. M Clem, In
Mrs F. E (loodm.in and daughter, times during the night.
«■II Is going io be very badly cut up J. A. Harmon, Llzemore, XV. Va.,
Yes,
want
us
watches that won t
, ,, .
writes:
They
nre
the
best
pills
I
•Ml s .Mabel . Johns::
thia winter l.v the freighting that Is
Swamp-Root in m i " '
.
son, are home from
the i
cannot
too
for us
We em-
done over It. Already it. Is very bad. ever used.” 25c at XV. A. Kuyken­ Calapir ya Springs.
everything but if yon h «■ *■'1 .
dall's.
Some half dozen freighters can be
Gladys .McKenzie, after a vis or blmlile? troubk’, it v ll I I"'"" “"
but
are expert
and supervise
’t v 1 h student friends |„
-
passed either way on the road now.
the reigdv you need. Hl’
' 1
,
in Eugeni*,
H. L, Carter and J. E. Kenerly returned to Portland today.
oughly tciti'd in prii ate pi “ ‘ " *'■'" '■ nr.
of Uabiirg, brought to this office,
.M I,. |'|p,.
reliirred
priivd »<> siii'i'i ssful tb l a p" '
Sai nr lay, som«- uttnples of corn I oi.huid today, after a vlsli with
and cheerfully
every
rangenient lias been m.i'le [ ' "
, t.
grown o ' i their farms which surpass «on
-" H. Attorney
J >
•>
Pipe», her««.
remkrsof this !>.«|>er, who have
a great deal that grows in the corn-
lii'egonlan;
1
teady tried it, tiny haw a ■""I’' „ ,
raising states of i he Middle W< i Superintendent Dr I» A fain,, «IX- sent
free by mail. »I- « '""¡’‘«‘.'¿"E
of til«' Stati Inn.inn
liic yellow ears w«'r»« grown by Mr
Sprlgfieid High school will have a
more alioiit Swamp-Root, a'1* _
Kenerly i and the white by Mr. Partir
find out if you have kid­
and both varieties are hard and well
ney or bin« l.lcr trouble.
Directions for < «.He lii lloro s.
matiir"d, althoii«' i Ju
.
«ed from
When writingmeiition
t'lino
of i -mail bottle of Pain- the field,
I i<< -rn n;i , te -i en .
reading this generous
k! ;«-r I perry Davis’) In quart ’i iit«. the Guard office. Mr. Kenerly at-
oiler in this | mi ;e r and
add pint warm or told water, nwm ten tributes ih Improvement ja <|mi ii
»« mi your adrlrcsa to _
with inol owes, thake well until all and yield if corn in the XVIIIame" ■
Dr. Kilmer «St Co. ii
a,"‘cent
II|> colds III 2
valley to h« tier cultivation than wa
mix d.
Give aiMint half an onne«
»n.N.Y. Then
1
,i
lilcasent Io tl
then balance In fifteen minute.«, I: formerly given it.
sad oiv dollar size Iw.ttl« «
' .„is
it .4 milk, t'hll
first dos« Is not eifflcent. This will
10 .""0 IPStllll
nil
1«. Don't
g.ot,
E I’. Williams, of ('basant
be found a m ver failing remedy. 35c
but M'lrnil i r the mime, . "• I
j.
*y ne ver
fall.
for a large bottle.
Als In 25c and wa h
call« r ni The Guard offli
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, '' , nJ«,
< nt».
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day.
K. C. O«WiTT Oa COMPANY. CU1CAGÜ. ILL. 3 5c sizes.
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drese,Binghumtou,N. Y..u“';VC
any substitute.
A complete stock of the
Boericke & Runyan pre­
We have all
parations.
of these well known reme­
dies, also the B & 1 Home­
opathic Remedies.
For home use, W hite­
hall-Tat urns Mystic
dry cell battery. The
best battery for treat­
ment at home,
special price » $5.50
a
t
. PERSONAL
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Cuti-Cream
PREPARE FOR
COLD WEATHER
is guaranteed to make
and keep the skin soft
and smooth. If not
pleased after a mal
we will refund pur­
chase, price bottle 25c
Get Health
ANOTHER LUNCH
Advertising Fund Started and
COUNTER HAS OPENED
Committee Named to Com-
píete It Immediately
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and enjoy the use of a hot
water bottle, we have
them for ... $ 1.00
All our rubber goods are
brand new.
Pay
MANY RAILROAD
TIES GO TO NATRON
Afterwards
Wc do not claim to know everything but we do claim to
excel in the knowledge of drugs. If you have a difficult pre­
scription or recipe bring it to us. We have the best store, the
newest stock and graduate druggists to serve you.
LOUIS WEST HAS
FINGER AMPUTATED
REU«. BOWERS DRUG CO.
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PLANNING TO SET
OUT PEACH ORCHARD
Miirphc/s Racket Store
Special Sale
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GREAT EXPLOSION
OF DYNAMITE
Saturday, October 23rd
decided to
Oct. 23rd,]
SPECIAL
for
CANDY
candy which is
We have
any
on aceount of
sticky candy
cents per pound
weather, so we will sell
Special Sale
will sell o
Oct. 23rd Ladies
Do You
Vp
With a Lame Back?
Gowns
and
gowns, all ages at 39c
and
Children’s Flannellette
any Flannellette
should
bargains.
also
Skirts, all
Flannellette Skirts, Long or
If you
to
this opportunity.
ROADS GETTING
IN BAD SHAPE
»-WANTED——«
r—" Watches
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that won’t keep time
wc
you to send or bring
your
average wafchmaket
fix. No work
ploy ’ no tinkers,
we
watchmakers
guarantee
difficult
’ keep time, watches
to do.
all work ourselves
a
job.
Maurer-Copperno-1 Jewelrv Co., inc.
542 Willamette Street,
EUGENE, ORE.
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HIGH SCHOOL WILL
HAVE FOOTBALL TEAM
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