Eugene daily guard., December 13, 1907, Image 2

THE Kl fiEXK DAILY Ol'AIil), FRIDAY, DECKMBEU 13, 1007.
FOR THIS WEEK
ONLY
Fancy
Vests
REDUCED TO
Half
Price
Just the thing for
a Christmas
gift-
Roberts Bros.
Toggery
mm
ES
"1 Ir1i1 tl ktnU nf blnml rtmft1tfti which filled
o do m any tnnl lint I Into fouml the rtithl thing
I lilt. My ri' M full of plmplai ami black
ainavU. Aflwr Uklnif OuRiirnW limy U loft. I tta
oiittoulnit the tia of ihmu mid raoMnituftmlltiK
tinm In tnjr frlndi. 1 feel An whtt I rUn n tti
M4f" jnd 0. Wlmo, T Elm St., Nwrk, N. J.
T if r
maw inoowei
can d cathartic
TleMftnt. PbUIsW. lVlnt. TmI flood, nnnood,
'old la bulk. Th loimttio tntilot Utmmd COO.
Qauintiid to oars or your tuuiivr hmak.
Sterling Retnody Co., Chicago or N.Y. 5W
JHNUAL SALE, TEH MILLION BOXES
E. C. Gulliford
Livery, Feed and
Boarding Stables
New Floor Room New
Rubber Tire Turnout.
Fall Creek Stage Line
109 West. Sh Slreot,.
Phon Main 99
Pictures for Xmas. !
We hive uil recclvrd a Urge or-
der of Ihem which we will sell lor a
lew dayi at prion that will entice you
to buy. '
See Our Window
OVERTON
Wall Paper and Drug Co.
Scott's Santat-Pepsin Capsules
A POSITIVE CURE.
Hold hi U
For Inflanaatlo or OaUrrh
of 11m Bladdar u4 IHiMMawd
hldaer. ht oara awi,
(HrM qvlrkir a4 paraiaay
nilr all I lrl Dliaataw
( iba I'tlMarv tire. Ab
Alaiaiy barwlaa. Hold b(
draaUta. I i-lf t (U, or bf
Mail. taipid, II AU.OC lan
hwiaalie. AiM,
TNIIANTAlrtPtNCO.
I.. UK I.AMk Oruuuiai
UiRIES RECEIVED REGARDIN
o
ES TO BE GIVEN TO THE MOST
POPULAR LADIES IN LANE COUNTY
Cut out nomination blank
and enter the name of your
favorite Candidate at once.
rlly have to stort Immediately nt the your success is almost assured,
close of the content. The first-class Votes will be allowed on all pre-
tlckets are good for six months from paid subscriptions, including arrear-
l lie date stamped thereon, and can be ages, according to the scale of votes
used any time before the expiration published below,
of that time. The winners will be. Every subscriber of-The Guard,
under the escort of a chaperone who old or new. who makes an advance
will be selected at a later date. The payment for three months or more
Interest In the Dally (iuard pop- second prizes (the scholarships to be will be entitled to cast a certain
ular ladles' voting contest Is grow- awarded to the four candidates who number of votes for any young lady
i- . j i.,A..in J-,,,- the 'n each district finlBh with the sec-; whom they would like to assist in
Ing steadily, and judging from the ond hlgh()8t 8Cor(J of V0eB) afe prlz6s wlnnlng eltuer tne grand upright pi-
number of Inquiries received for in- that are always being sought after. lano, a free trip to Los Angeles and
f jrmution regarding the contest and Where Is the young ludy who, after ' return or a six months full course
the conditions as to how the prizes finishing the grammar or high school scholarship.
will bo awarded, It Is evident there' VOTES AI.IXJW K.K OX XI-.'W AM) OLD I'KKl'AID Kl'iSSClllPTlONS TO
DAILY Cl'AKD AltE AS FOLLOWS:
New Old Currier
Three Months 400 votes 200 votes ti.50
Six Months 1200 votes GOO votes $2.50
Ono Year 300 ) votes 1500 votes $5.00
i
Mull
$1.00
$2.00
$4.00
will be many competitors.
District PIvInIoiin.
I.uno county will be divided Into
four districts, to which each will be;
awarded at least two of tho prizes '
and ono of the four districts will re- j
celvo thrco of the prizes, including
the grund upright piano. I
District No. 1 Includes all of the,'
city of Eugene.
District No. 2 That part of Lane
county south of Creswell, Including i course, is not anxious to take up a Payments of arrearages will count
Cottago Grove, Wlldwood, Hazel Dell,! business course? Every young lady the same as vote3 allowed on old sub-
t-,....,... i . nowHuays is very uuaioub mm i iiu Bcriimuua icueweu.
Dexter. London and Lorane. G(lard wl eav(J Q gtone llntllrned t0 SIK-clul Notice.
District No. 3. Junction City, i8Ce that the winners of these E?hol-1 Young ladies who contemplate en
Floronce, and all of Lane county ; arshlp prizes will be given the indi- tering the Guard popular ladles' prize
west of Eugene. i viuuhi attention or tne experts in voting contest ao not necessarily nave
. cnarge at tne institution at wniui io
13
VOTES ALLOWED OX NED AND OLD 1'KEI'AID SlllSC lSU'TIOXS TO
WEEKLY Ca'AItD:
Price
Mail
$1.50
$3.00
(4.50
New
1 Year 500 vote3
2 Years , 1500 votes
Years N'. ... 2400 votes
' Old
2 50 votes
750 votes
1200 votes
District No.
fluid, Coburg, Wendllng,
Thurston and Marcola
Includes Spring-
Creswell :
they will attend.
Now Is the Time
be subscribers cut out coupon
published herewith and fill in your
name or that of some young lady you
know end ft will nominnte her and
The Way the Prizes Will lie Awnrditl i-anninates ana tnoir tncnr.s win ,,n(.e fVP votes to her credit.
Cnpltul prlzo Grand upright 1)1- lv mart if thev exnoct to win one of ,.r .uo ..i,0 ,..m kq ni,i hv
ano, valuod at $350, will be given tu the nbovo prizes, and It's tho younis The Guard and an offer of this kind
tne young uuiy wno secures tno most ladles who stm t to work nt once W)I n0 d-Ilbt nmieal to every voung
votes of any candidate In tho con- while olhers are niedlftine that will ady who Is h resident of Lane"coun
test Irrespectlvo of tho district she ,e nnnoiinced as winners when the fl-, ty. The names of the contestants
may reside In. , nul count of votes is made. .'ln cnmnntB fur the nrlzea will
Elrst prizes to ench district To! All that Is nocessiiiv to win one of nnnear in the near future, so ba sure
tho four young ladles who finish these valuable prizes Is to clip the the nnme of your favorite candidate
with the largest number of votes to coupon that is published in the paper is In the list when the annauncemeiu
the credit in each of .the fjur dis- each day ond have your friends do Is made.
trlcts will bo given a first-class free likewise, fill In your name or the All necetsary receipt books and
trip to Los Angeles and return, in- name of vour favorite candidate, and (.tationerv to be used " In securing
eluding the very best hotel nccommo- bring ur mall them to the Contest subscriptions can be hnd on appllna
ditlons for one week while In the city Department. A quicker and better Hon at the office of The Guard, and
of Los Angeles, under the escort of:way to secure a larger number of nnd Informtalon concerning the con
a chaperone, who will bo a resident votes Is by gotlliig your friends who test will be gladly given,
of I. ane county. are not subscribers to the Guard to Select Ion of ( htipcronc
Second prizes In each district i subscribe, or by getting your friends i In tho near future the names ol
Then to tho four young ladles who I who are already subscribers to resub- different married women who are
finlBh with tho second largest num-1 serine by making an advance pay- residents or L,ane county wno win De
bcr ot votes In each of tho four dls-'ment for six months or a s ?ar. By selected to act as chaperone will ap
trlcts after the capltnl nnd first adopting this system of vote getting ' pea.-,
prizes liuve been awarded, will re-' '
celve a six-months full course schol- .
NOMINATION' I1LAXK
Dnlly Guard Poiiplnr Iatdles' Prize Voting Contest.
Cut out and fill In with the name of the young lady you wish to
nominate. Send or mull to Contest Department, The Gunrd, and It
will count for fivo votes.
Miss ,
Atldre.'S.
District.
Nominated by.
Not Good After Dec. 201 li, 11)07.
iipoIiIii at nnfl nf lha fmntmiut oiliicn.i "
tlnnnl Institutions in the state of Ore- j
ttin
The Way to Nominate a Ciiiidldate i
Published below Is a nomination
coupon. Cut It out and rill In ynia
namo or the names of some young la-'
dy whom you wish to nominate and.
bring or mall It to tho Cunlest Do-'
pnrtment, enre of Tho Guard, and it
will count for five votes, and nlso be
the means of placing your fuvorlto
cnndltlntu's name as a contestant for
tho $1000 in prlzen lo be awarded
liuineilliitely nt tlie clime of tho con
test, Saturday, Kelirunry K, 1908, i
Every Vcium Lady of Lane County
Eligible lo CoineU' j
This opportunity nffoidi every'
young ludy who Is a resident of Lane
countyn chnnce to win a prlzo that
would be very acceptable to miy one.
Tho grand upright piano, which was
purchased from t in wtll-known firm
of Eilers Piano Company, is n prize
that would bo more thun acceptable
to any young lady who will be fortu
nate enough to win It. The Kimball
piano Is In uso by the public and Hie
profession morn generally limn any
other, and occupies the same space
as an ordinary pliino. It Is world-re.
nowiied as n remarkable Instrument,
enabling any one with very llt;le
practice lo render the most simple or
difficult composition with amnio ex
ecution nnd ndetiuiito Interpretation,
and Is now In uso In tho most prom
inent resldencs throughout the coun
try. Then the l.o Angeles trips.
Where, lifter a year or more, after
being confined lo your studies or
employment, could you spend a more
eujoyublo vacation? No place wo
n.tnl.l Kituir.tut Anecle Is
known tho world over tor Hs fn-1 DIRECTIONS Points not cred'ted to contestant unless CASH ac
motis beaches, bathing resorts and i companies the order. To make sure contestant gets proper credit for the
points of Interest too numerous to I votes, remit direct to Guard Printing Company, or give the money to
mention, thai Eastern tourists Jour- the contestant yon wish to favor.. A person now taking either Daily or
ncy each year to Bee The four con-1 Weekly Guard will receive votes according to the primed schedule,
tOKtanti who will be announced asWUE MAKING ANY PAYMENT ON SUBSCRIPTION. PROVIDED THE
winners of these trips do not necessa-1 A HOVE EOUM IS SENT TO THE GV AKD WITH THE MONEY
THE HI GENE DAILY Gl AliD, EIGEMC, OH.
1 desire fo nld to win
one of the ten prized to he awarded by subscribing to the '
D.1LY tit'AItl)
Slate Which I
(WEEKLY til AHD
indicate here ,'"r ,lu' 'M,r1"" "f IM,,,,,1,S'
lu-Klniiliig 1007.
Please credit 9 to my account and de-
w hot her NEW or 1( , , f,im, mi,,vs,r., :
OLD subscription
No. points duo
(Signed)
If you want a good
SQUARE MEAL ,
go to
t The People's
Restaurant,
J 49 W I ?!b St
Meals at all Hours
MANY INPROVEMENTS
AROUND THURSTON
Z W. C. OUNC, Fr-p. a
(Special Correspondence J
Thurston, Dee. 13.- Work la pro
gressing on the .'.trim, and added to
that ninny new innrevenenis :i be
ing made. Mr. Cr.'thers, Mr. Ive
and Mr. Mi Muhon are each building
new ht-ti to tht' v.ilue ot $'00.
I Then cones Lie Howard broth rs
with a t"'v wni;. in nii'l b'in.:, vntiie
$Jou, nnd iiImi rebuilt lli-lr hnuo
Willi co'cnli'ie r'isile tn.bb t the
value of lei'O wlu'n futlv (-iMiipteted.
And thl l nut all Mr. Itlrch l
l.ii Id 1 ii K a s:ore .i:td -iiiiuiNe house,
ad. ling to hi pl.i-.' on-- ill. 're build
lug, to I he v.ihu. of J 1 00, while Mr.
Hanson Is rediu-lnit those l.tt-g. tir
trees to corlwood. nd.llnc vdne to
(ho plow land W'I f'li nl'ilnl; wooil to
the needy. Jl Her Is Imll lini; a
lore and snioki.K'iise with a l.irto
por s In from, to 'i- value of $100.
'' l getting em . h.X to cover
hi OP b.ru, !,lc!,l will tome l.uci,
I all showing the prosperity In this sec-,
, Hon. Hut with all the blessings with
the people of this vicinity, we have!
some with afflictions that cannot be
1 prevntoil. Ira Gray Is suffering se-j
I verely w ith sciatica, a nervous dls
I ease, but is now Improving. Tom '
i Howard came home siime time ago
with a mangled foot, but has passed
the use of crutches. .Many are suffer
ing with bad colds.
Next Sunday Mr. Stivers will
,u..h ...-l... .....I ........I,... 11.. Ku.
Iieon kiivIiim. t rommem-., erl.. of dla'iso. The Guard a few days ago
im mini nu uein jd ine eueci tnai uie
Hale veterinarian condemn, d sev
NO TUBERCULOSIS
AT MlKKFLSON DAIRY
The state veterinarian was In Eu
gene a few days ago and examined
the remainder of tho cows of the
Mlkkelson dairy. Ho found that no
tuberculosis exist) d among them
and the dairy Is now free from that
sorSsawmji
Accompanied by Terrible Itching
A Complicated and Most Distress
ing Case Well-known Remedies
Failed to Cure Doctor Thought
an Operation'Necessary Then
CUTICURA PROVED ITS
WONDERFUL EFFICACY
"I am now elghtr 3"r old and on
morning, three yeara ago. I was taken
with a hard paifl in my right sido. Ia
two days I had an attack of pilea
(hemorrhoids), bleeding and protruding.
The doctor gave me some medicine and
an ointment for them which helped me
some but I had to koop using them all
the time. Then I changed to the P
remedy; but if I did not use it every
day, I would get worse. The doctor
said the only help for mo was to go to
a hospital and bo operated on. At
this time, about a year ago, I went to
using the S remedies, I tried them
for four or five months but did not get
much help for my piles. During this
time sores would come on a fleshy part
of my bodv. They bothered me all
thf time. 1 would get one healed and
another would come. These sores
changed to eczema, accompanied by
a terrible itching. It teemed as if 1
could not keep my hands from tearing
my flesh. This and the pile trouble
brought on an inflamed condition.
Then 1 got the Cuticura Remedies. I
washed the affected parts with Cuticura
Soap and warm water in the morning,
at noon, and at night, then used Cuti
cura Ointment on the irritated sur
faces and injected a quantity of Cuti
cura Ointment with a Cuticura Sup
pository Svringe. I also took Cuti
cura Resolvent Pills three times a day.
It took a month of this treatment to
get me in a fairly healthy state and
then 1 treated myself once a day for three
months and, after that, once or twice a
week. It is fortunate that I used Cuti
cura. The treatments I had tried took a
lot of money that I would have saved by
using Cuticura Remedies sooner, but
I am wiser now, I am supplied with
a full set of the Cuticura Remedies and
would not feel safe without them.
J. H. Henderson, Hopkinton. St. Law
rence Co.. N. Y., Apr. 20, 1907."
Complete Exurnil and Tntarnul Trtfllni?nt tor
Fvery Humor ot Inlsou, Children. and Adults i-nn-BlsW
or Oitlrura Boaii (26c.) u cleanic the Skin.
Ciillcur. Ointment (50e.) to Ileal Oie Skin, and
C'ltleiira Ilej,:vcM(50c.).(or la Ihefnrm of Chot-ulat
bud tne Cntlrtirs Sunposllory Syrlnne (.l.lc.l. Sulci
tlinn vnn'ji tne wunq. i
Br.le I ew.. tloitnn. Mam.
Potter Llnis & Cnera. Corp.,
'TMalieu Free, cuticura Book ooEUn DlAcaara.
Hcli Up tor Adm ration
One of, our speclalt'es :s too clean
ing of Fancy Vests, and, if necessary,
the dyeing of them, also. We turn
'.hese out In such a style as makes
the owner wonder how the transfor
mation has been effected. Remember
this when you have a vest that looks
soiled and shabby. Our general
cleaning and dyeing work Is of a
high character, and we do the work
In record time at "too moderate"
prices.
Eugene
Willamette St.
Dye Works
Evgene, Or
206 14th
Pilaris B ack 1561
c
I : A R
S
Julius
Goldsmith
you
THIS SS THE TIME OF
THE YEAR.
WHEN YOU WILL;-WANT A r.EW
STEEL RANGE
Buy the range you can rely on. and from the ijrm
can rely cn. We sell ihc
Universal, Toledo and Quick
Meal Ranges
Come in and see how nice they an
We are loaded with Heaters
all kinds from
$2.00 to $20.00
More arriving every day.
"UJyou don't buyof us, WE BOTH LOSE MONEY."
BERGER-BEAN HARDWAR.EC0
HOWKR (Si, WOOD
Real Estate and Timber Lands
Ranch, Farm and City Proptrty
Your patronage mccctiutly rebelled
Room 1, over First National Bank
ineeiiiiK. tun as et the church has
not decided and during this delay the
.ninig people. Willi the teacher. Miss
Orw ell. have decided to have a time.
Mrs. CaUt'li and Mrj.ChiippeH, of
Springfield, the the guests i? the
ltiiwaid.-.
eral cows th-re and they were nrcord
insly kill'. .! and burned. When a
second exsniliiat.'ii w is made a few
days ago the lairy herd was fouml to
be Hi spl-'iutid condition and no traces
of the di?" wrro tound at all.
Williams Co. Transfer
Light and Heavy Hauling
TOOD FOR jale
504 Tlllamtttf 51- fin err-. Orgi.o
Plum !UrH V "
Ask Hunter WIMoiighby aluoit Mill feed sn.l baled h.iy at Tallin's,
light, for y.'iir Christians tree detv--S?j Willjmette sireet. tf
r.itlou .111
The Clstm Aiitn-imi:.- s-... ill-
See Waits tor l.e. t values lii walel keeo r.nor sharp. Ch.Vmh-.-0
cf Hardware Lo
10-
SIlviT
Watts.
novel! its
o
In grc.it variety. ! Wb'us
tf ton's.
luuV prayer boohs nt
l.lr'i 11 1 1 f w
1 ymmr
! V
Is very tbil
and very
black. Paint It
on. I belter
than enamel.
Dries quicker,
wears loojer.
'n I For Sale by Chambers Hardware Co.
tt I and llcrgervllean Hardware Co.
1
I OREGON HOME & LAND CO.
Rooms 9 and JO, over Chambers-Bristow Bank
Get you a home of your own
Have some good bargains in small and large farms.
City lots and City Homes.
Will be glad to show you anything- in real estate
A Square Deal to All
Oregon, Hems &Land Co., A. A. Aaby, Mgr.
j
Livery (& Boarding Stables
BARNARD W.WEST, Props.
First-Class Turnouts of all Descriptions. Rubber
Tire Cabs and Single Rigs
IF YOU WtSH A CAB RING UP MAIN 21
No. 45 West. Ninth Street
BR0DERS BROS. NEW MARKET
We are now located in our new building
across the street and we will be pleased to see you
SPECIAL
51b can choice lard fcr 65c
Broi's and Stews strictly cost pries
BRODER.S BROS.
West 8th
Slreit,
r-F.W
M ARKET
A FULL LINE OF...
New Granitware just, in
Stoves, Ranges
and Hatr of' he Leading
fi.iu rivdiers Makesat,
SI I AWT HARDWARE ST0R5
atv. V 1 VJI 50 Est- Ninth Street
Great Special Holiday Offering
PENNEY BR.OS.
Oldest and Largest Family Liquor Store on the Coast
We offer Tor the next thirty davs our $2.50 grade Port. Sherry.
Maderla. Tokay. Muscat arid Angelica at ll.r.O nr gill"n
All goods packed in full quarts, four, eight and twelve
Order what you want. Full case lots, 14.00 per rase.
We also offer special our Four Dollar tirade Port, She"0- '
derla, Tokay, Muscat and Angelica at 12.50 per Kiln'"'
packed as above. Case lots, $6.50 per case.
Our special on Imported wines Offlev. Oporto, reitu'.ir I'",1'
M $1.00 per gallon. Case lots. $io.f.O. Oshuru
Three frown, regular $3.00. at $4.00 p?r gjllon. Cn-"'
$I0.i"i0. Packed In full quarts, as above. s
Our soecliil on rholco whiskies for the si. k room -.Ki!-"" 1 '' 0
live or Bourbon. I.lnnwood and Kellogg's Kye or ll ''ir,, ri
regular $4.00 per gallon, at $3.23 er gallon, i." ""' "
above. Case lots. $9.25.
Our speciil on Kentucky pew Rye Vh'ky,. Jackson ("
gla Corn Itcsular $3.00, at $4.00 por ga!in. I
$10. "ill per case.
Special cn Cld Crow and Hermitage live- or-P. lnrbon
'.(' n' $"'.n per gallnn. Case lots. $13 50 p.-r
Specli l .in Cal'fornlj Prandies Heuular $4.00 at $.'..;'
Ion. Supr'or California Crape, regular ?.0? ? '
gallon. 1 allfurnia Apricot Urnndy. rtgular $4 ""
per gallon.
All our tree's we guarantee under Pure Foa.J '',v ;
goo.li ar cld and well matured and If not as ruin-'' :-, '"
'"" 'e nd money will be refunded. All pood '":'- '
plain r I'rompt and careful attention given to 1 or
Address all orders and make remittances payable t
FENNiY BrVOS., 379-381 East Morrison St.
Pcrtlcnd, Oregon. I
1j:s.
i;. Siillf
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