Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, December 14, 1907, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE Kl'GKXK DAILY GUARD. SATl'IlDAV, DCEMIIEU 14, 1007. 1 ! Useful j Christmas Presents May be found at our store. A suit of Michael, Stern (Si Co's. Fine Tailored Clothes we are sole agents in Eugene, Neckwear, Shirts, Hosiery, Gloves, Underwear, "Handkerchiefs, Bath Robes Everything in Furnishings that a gentleman needs. Don't waste your money on foolish Christmas Presents. Buy some thing that is useful and will be appreciated. OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT j ED. HANSON ! 8 East 9th street Eugene, Oregon Held Up For Admiration One of our specialties ts tun cloan 'lng pr Fancy Vesta, and, If necessary, the dyeing of thtiui, also We turn .hese out In such a style as makes the owner wonder how the transfor mation has been effected. Hemembor 'this when you have a vest that looks aolled and shabby. Our general cleaning and dyeing work la of a tilgh character, and we do tho work 4n record time at "too moderate" tuieea. Eugene Dye Willamette St Works Etiftenr, Or i E. C. Gulliford Livery, Feed and Boarding Stables New Floor Room New Rubber Tire Turnout!. Fall Creek Stage Una 109 Wtit, 8 h Street. Phone Main 99 Pictures for Xmas. yte have uil received a large or der ol Ihein which we will sell lac 1 lew dayt at price lhal will entice you to buy. See Our Window OVERTON Wall Paper and Drug Co. Livery, Sale Feed and Boarding Stables HcAJqu.ul'rs lot Fall Creek and Giburj stapes. Hay cits and wheat, full line o mill feeds. Try us wt will treat you right. TOM BAILEY, Pot r. Know as Transfer Barn PhonrRed i:2lCof. 10th and Will. BOOTH-KELLY MEN FAIO IN GOLD citiiw at si'i:i(,rii:i.!) mm,i. A; MS IlKIK't ID .l'l,AM.(J mii.i, ac iii:.vr Tuesdny whh nay day at tho rioolh- Kelly mill and SO.uiH) In gold coin I whs distributed anioni! our citizens ..... I Last month th romji'iny paid off lh(lr help with Han Kraiichco dear I Int! house certificate!, but this month (vera fortunate enough In getting the ' Hold from their bankers In Callfor , nla. t As the crew at the mill has been cnnnlderably reduced during the past week, the payroll will be corre- an...tin. M,...h .v,i,.h w I " XZ b fe R n aM Mnes of Z Jl .hH .,. , ? . HmoH '.f, ii... in ,.,h0r i.ni.. most of the boys that have been letii out have found other employment. Mr. Pitts one of the proprietors of the Springfield planing mill, re-1 a,irZ"y .'"J! ''"J"' Jury lust Saturday forenoon while running one of the saws at the mill, lie was sawing a board when ln some 'manner his left lund came ln con tace with the saw, and as a result ho came near losing his hand. The thumb and fingers were badly man gled find 11 wiiu thmmht for n time I that It might bo necessary to nmpu-l tale the thumb, but It Is now getting 1 I along us well as could be expected, and the entire haud will be paved,. though he will be unable to use It for several months. News. GOOD HOME MADE j BLADDER MIXTURE! Old Folks Who Suffer Mud Prompt lU'llef In Simple 1 Ionic .Mivliiic. Which In Absolutely Harmless, Here is a prescription that any one can mix at homo. Any good prescrip tion pharmacy can supply the ingre dients named nt III 1 1 o cost; being composed of vegetable extracts, It Is harmless and Inexpensive. Best of all, It docs Its work well, relieving even tho worst forms of bladder trou ble, frequent urination, backache, kidney complaint, and by Its direct nctlnn upon the ellmlnatlvo tissues of the kidneys makes these mcst v' tal organs rid tho blood and system of wnste mat I or and uric acid, which causes rheumntism. Here It Is: Try It If you suffer. Fluid extract dandelion, ono-hnlf ounce; compound knrgon, one ounce; compound syrup snrsapurilla, throo ounces. Shake well In a bottle and take In leaspnonful doses after each meal and nt bedtime. A well-known local druggist Is au thority for tho statement that one week's use shows good results In nearly every Instance, and such symp touls as lame back, frequent desire to urinate, pain In bladder anil even chronic rheumatism are gcnernlly re lieved within a few days, the pain nnd swelling diminishing with each dose. GLEE AND MANDOLIN , CLUBS AT ALBANY The ''nlvrslty of Oregon Oleo and Manilolln Clubs Inst night made their firr n'"ic!iranc. this year out slilo of Kugene In this city. In the local opera house before a sinull-slscil audience. The Inclemency tif the weather, which was the worst of the winter thus far, k"pt the largo crowd which would otherwise have been present at home. The few who braved tho element, however, felt well rt- paid for their trouble for the enter tainment which i ho collegians give was Rood. The songs of tho lllee Cuh and Uio selections of the Man dolin ('luh were appreciated. The boys play In Salem tonight. Her ald. NOTH'K TO I'lU IT OltOWFIW Spraying nnd Pruning Diuiu Prompt ly Wo nro prepnrcd to do all kinds of spraying and pruning. Call up Red 71l. C. A. Barker, II. V. Darling, J, Keller, J. A. Henderson. ml tIKT till'T IDKAS. Watch Hull'a window from now lint II Christmas. ow goods will be displayed each (lay and the exhibit will help you decide what to give. Hull's Drug Store. Fine pianos or organs at lowest prices and easy terms at Kllers Piano I House, H West Seventh street. Hu ge tip. Japanese water colors and prints at Ka,t en's. tf Lv-' m ff t . V v 4 i- . H OA St'KM0riUl "THK IPH.Y CITY" N A.tirsiiMKVis U ;tn it j : tn"i;it:ve jiii'Menr:-. thnt v.-(: iK'isi'J tho !:!, rtnriioii of "T'le l.ltiii iinil the Mouse" at the KiiK.ne thcittre list niv.lit. Tim? nr.d amtln X Itirjthy '1,'jinu'lly was cilled litrfr)if the curtain to acknowl edge thu effusive applause of those who were captivated liy Jier eharm- 'lug delineation of Shirley Hossmor?. - ti "mmmf, " whn I i-t n m nfi ol nvnr tlie financial Hon of thu world in a battle of courage and win. It 1 a atrJiig political play, dealing with the attempta of John Burkette y dor, the richest man In the world, to ruin and degrade Judge Roatimore, of the supreme court, because he had dared to render a decision against i" iiiLeiema u mu cor jo ai oils con- "y Ryder. The rich man's son ' ln '0VB w'lh the judge's daugh- tBr' Shirley, and the latter turns au- thoress, under an assumed name, and Issues a book In which the methods of Kyder and his associates are aet. ' out true to life but apparently wo- ven Into a web of fiction. Goaded by, ' cr.lli.7m it aroused In 'the T.bilc ' , press, Burkett sends for the author I little drouming she Is Judge Ross- 1 more's daughter, and Is captivated i by her personality, lit; employs her to wrlto his autobiography and I makes her a member of his hous-.1- i hold, and there the battle of wits IA i:i,l,A MOItKY AS HAI.OML-: commences, ending In the triumph January 6, In the afternoon, the of the girl, who saves her father's life churches will come togethor In the nnd honor, and forces the billionaire Christian church In a union service to plead with her to marry his son. with Dr. Nnvo as leader, but the Miss Donnelly was supported by a evening service will be In the several very strong company, one of the churches managed bv the pastors re cleverest that has appeared here this spectively. The afternoon union ser season, and for herself won a place vice for Tuesdiiv. .liimiarv 7 will ho In tho hearts of Kugeno theatre-goers that will not soon grow cold. 1 I Ralph Stuart will present "Strong heart." tho greatest of college plays, at tho Kngeno theatre Monday, De cember 23. The greal-st Christian sermon evening separate. A ten days' cam preached III Portland veslerdav was lmKn 19 to be conducted. Western "Tho Holy City." I, Ike "Ben Jlur" . Oregon. nnd Iho "Passion Play." this repro-' - - durtlon to the eye and the ear of the one wishes. "The Holy City" Is one culmination of the life ef Christ Is cf the best productions that has come mor? reverent In splrll, both from the to this city in months. Historically standpoint of the audience and be hind the scenes, than are the utter ances from many pulpit. j As the theatrical has Invaded the; pulpit, often In the high places, so In "The Holy Clly." the great drumnllc story that Is tho comer stone of the Christian belief, has sought the stage and through this medium has brought home Its lessons to thousands that the rhurches do not reach.) Let no one express an opinion of such plays until one hns seen such a production with his or her own eyes. A child will learn more of the life of Jesus, be he Uentlle or Jew, Christian or unbeliever. In two hours at "The Ho ly City" than he will In an ordinary Sunday school In a year. "The Holy I City" tells Its own story In the same spirit that Raphael and Michael An- gelo painted their masterpieces, Viewed from whatever standpoint I moo nr.',jy;c DIVCD W!!S SILVER MEDAL si r: rssnV caxiiidatio at s:i.-. VKK ,Mi:iAI. co.VTKST AT i'lil- itAr risr t iu h A very successful V. C. T. V. silver medal contest was held lust night at the Daptlat church. A fair-sizei audience, weather conditions consid ered, greeted a fine class of seven contestants. Miss Bonnie Baker won the medal, but several others did so well that the audience was unable to guess until the decision was an nounced who would come out ahead. Professors Difhn and DeCou and Mrs. Meador were the Judges. Vivian Kellems and Mrs. Callisou each sang a solo beautifully. COTTAGE GROVE CHURCHES IN UNION SERVICES Three of the Cottage Grove church. en, the Methodist, Christian and Pres byterian, have planned for a series of evangelistic services for the first half of January. The first service will be held Saturday, January 5, In each church. Next day, Monday, IX "THK IIOIA' CITY" In the M. IJ. church, with Klder Hi king for leader. The evening service as on Monday. The Wednesday nfter noon service will he In the Presbyte rian church, with Rev. Nlckle leader. Further than this the program has not been written, only that the after noon services will be union and the It is correct In scenery ald .-costume, nnd follows almost literally the story as told In tho Rlble. Artistically there is not a poor player In the piece. ' The best work Is done by I.uella Morey as Salome, the Cleopatra like I daughter of Herod. Keenly Intelll gent, subtle In the snakelike ways of the Orleutil, she Pl ks, acts r.nd thinks the part to perfection. Walter Shermlns, John the Raptlst and his Judas are In' striking contrast, for he playa these two parts equally well. The remainder of the cast played their parts with finished skill, and their costumes were perfect. No living character represented the Nararene. His presence was Indi cated by a flood of light from the wtngs. and In two cases by reproduc tions of the masterpieces of Michael Angelo. The music throughout was In keeping with the spirit of the play. If all the churches were as histori cally correct, as Intensely dramatic and as true and reverent In spirit as Is "The Holy City," ther would he lower empty pews and a wider knowl edge of toe Itihle and a truer appli cation of Its lenchlngt. This cM'''!l"nt production will be glv n nt the Kngene theatre Friday. P venih.'r 2". 'i he re').-v s t sale opens Tue? lav morning at the usual place. . ti. u. ck;.i;' lliwt Jc U:ir on the innrct. i.m: upsKj.TOv. l'n Hex hlllllktv rnoflnil v can tell v,u why H better. C-sth- bcr. ll.ird nru Ci. 10-i" SV itlng .it the Cinlrw,Md rink ti nlght. Come nnd rnjoy yoii.Jelf: pleasant time assured. tf 'IS I W Th ! at: One nf tli" mi -st common of blond di- , is much iiti-jnivatcl l.v tlie -udili-n I chillies of weather r.t lliis time of year. Hi-v'in Ir.-c.niieiit at mice with ti.l' Kin-i.inrilla. which ( ilVcts rail- ! iral and jktiii-.iiu'iii cures. This great medicine lias received 40,368 Testimonials in two vears, which prove its wonderful i lticacv in purifying and enriching the blood.' Best for all blood diseases. In uiml HinM f"rm or rhooolated tablets known uSarsatabs. 100 doaea si. Holiday Gifts that please everybody Everyone wishes to give gifts that please the recip ient and we make it easy to do so. We do this by affording the widest selec tion of desirable gift goDtl3 of high quality and by sell ing thirtn at a lpwer profit than ordinary dealers ex pect to make on this class of goods. In fact, It will be Impossible for us to carry over much 'of tt and have CUT THK PISICH to the lowest limit in order to clear out the entire stock. . We name some of our Tending lines below, but It te, of course, impossible to give yon a hint of the btau ty, novelty and real worth of the gnods, or of the com pelling power cf our low orlceo. Fine Toilet Articles, I'ei fumes, i Cameras, Dells', Toys, Chimes, Hooks, M'rrovs, Latest I.eutliiT Golds, Jewelry, llctui'cs, Statuary, Smelter' (ioccls, Cut (ilass (lihrn, Art Wares, Hor Phiim'", Feuntiiir. Pen. Silver mul Copi er Novelties, Silver urn! Plotul Willi's, Sluivlnt; .Sets Traveling Sets, Albums, lliblcs, i Hymnals, ' JupjiiK'se Novelties, v .Fancy Goods,, I Desk Accessories, ( bristinns ( arils and Book lets, Confectionery. Edison Phonographs. ' F.tc, F.tc. HULLS DRUG STORE 206 it. 14th Phone BVk 1561 c I ( ; a R Julius Goldsmith HOWfcR Sb WOOD Rral E.'tr and Tlmbrr Landi Ranch, Farm and City Proorrty Yoir f alrcejfr rrsrrctlully robcitrd Room I, ovr r Firrt Nallooal Bank Williams Co. Transfer Lijhl and Hnvv Haijlin SOOD ton b.-,LF i04 TilbmcttSt t".(fr.. fj..o Vh,.i, )ll,.k I' ' SPECIAL TCMC.RROW is the best and niostreliable place to buy yoUr j Christmas Novelties and Candies. We have ti,;. x year a larger assortment and bigger stock than ever 5? before. Our business doubled in the past year and w e are forced to work overtime now. December 14th we will have in our show windows a dispkv S of Novelties and Candies never seen before south of Portland. School, Church and Lodge Committees " for families call at our store for prices before buying elsewhere. : Something Special every day 3 from now till Christmas g Agent for LOWNEY'S CANDIES Agents for Royal BakeryBreid I? W. M. GREEN, SaYs& 619 Willamette St. Phcne Main 25 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 Deil Lo AH Oregon, Heme &Land Livery (2 Boarding Stables BARNARD ,.WEST, Props. First-Class- Turnouts of all Descriptions. Rubber Tire Cabs and Single Rigs IF YOU WSH A CAB RING UP MAIN 21 No. 45 West. Ninth Street. BRODERS BROS. NEW MARKET ire now located in our new building across the street and we will be pleased to see you SPECIAL " 51b can choice lard fcr 65c Brol't and Stews strictly to a price BRODERS BROS. 2 V (f MOST GR.OCERS SELL Ft,ooR w 4 ta A m HtVlTIITI We are well equipped for Job Printing D uu tAl Uu IAJ tJ f0 LTU ft 'fflWM rva p VANLLA and CHOC L atH WALNUT F UDG--.;: ; ,Ia B Confectionery and Lunch Parlors SKLKCT1XC (Ji.Ol KI'.HS here Is not r.n ea?y tusk. There are so many good thlna-i to eat that you fee! like trying them all. But It is easy to s;!: groceries of good qaalltj, in. ever. In fact ym r::n:io: choose any ether kind h::e for e haven't any. So come and get your groceries here. If you are tempted to buy n-.ore than you need they'll keep anyway. 1 Co., A. A. Aaby, Mgr r-EW M ARKIT Olympic Flour every sac!: guaranteed Mt.-tt l tftectrd Eattt'n Orf;n hari w e t. J.icrs mote loaves of bmd than aoy oth 'f t' IO.WCS ar lighter and whitfr. !Vcur 't r- ,a-irf i-;:.'ud other Maun. ASK YOUR GROCEK TO THU PORTLAND FLCUtliNG !ILLS