Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, December 16, 1907, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextTHK Kt,KXK DAILY GI ARD, MONDAY, DKCEMBKB 16, 1907 1 35 E 9th Street STORE OPEN EVEN1NCS 35 E 9th Street HOLDAY UGGESTION Most of our Holiday Goods have arrived at the Eugene a t (T i acmi store and are now in readiness for the trade. You wi'l find goods in our store that cannot be duplicated in the city for the same money. Just drop in and see. Note what we have to say below, a nice list at inviting prices. ' ' ORIENTAL GOODS in cups and saucers, especially de signed for Christmas. CHRISTMAS BOOKS FOR THE LITTLE ONES We have them in all kinds, sizes and prices OUR LINE OF PICTURES AND PICTURE FRAMES cannot be duplicated in the city at the prices we have them in, prices ranging from 8c to $ J .00. CHRISTMAS CARDS Elegant new lino of Christmas cards of every Imaginable design. Cheapest In the city. CIIKIHTMAS POST CARDS HUNDltKDH OK DKKIGXH ( A Ff.NK ASSOKTMKXT OK GAMKH At this Beason, above nil others, you should make un effort to please the young folks and there Is no more pleasing pastime for a winter's evening than a good game. 3apaxichr goods tiiio I'lXUKT IX TOWN' GLASSWAItl Lemonade sets, vanes, fruit and pinkie dishes, salts and peppers, etc., at Racket prices. POST CARD AUU'SIH A nice line of pout card alliums ranging In price from 10c to 35c. !)()!, I,H AM) DOI.fi HUADN IX IIOTII CHINA AM) IUSQI 10 Kvory little girl, rognrdlesR of ago, . expects and should have a loll for Christmas. We havo thorn ranging In price rrom 10c to 65c. Wc have decided to QUl? C close out our line of OIlVJI-VvJ and will sell our stock at actual cost and when we say cost we' mean cost not from 20 to 30 profiteverything in the SHOE DE PARTMENT goes at some price. We invite yon to see our goods and prices for yourself We are giving; more for the money in quantity and quality EUGENE RACKET STORE 35 E 9th St. W. J. BALDWIN, Proprietor. 35 9th St. EUGENE HOSPITAL Medical and Surgical STAFF W Kuykendall. M. D. W. O. ProMM, M. D. P. I. Bartle, M. D. B. F. Sc.lele, M. D. D. A Paine, M. D. Geo.O'B.DcBar.M D. L. E. McDougal, M. D. For the care and treatment of Medical and Surgical Cases Modern operating room and equipment. Appliances for X ray work. Sputum and blood examinations Full corps of trained nurses. Rates on application. ..Training School for Nurses Regular course of lectures by the faculty and practical training in the hospital. The medical and surgical staff of the hospital constitutes the faculty. For rates or infor mation address W. KUYKENDALL, M.D., Supt. A AND C DESIGNATED 'SEPARATE COMPANIES GKXKKAL OUDKIIS ISSUED BV Al. Jl'TAXT GKXKRAL OTHKK tOMPAXIKS IX KKG1MKXT AL- "SO SEPARATE , Local mllltla officers have received general orders No. 23, issued by Ad-, jutant General Finzer at Portland, designating Companies A and C, of this city, as "Separate Companies A and C," as well bb the other compa nies In the Fourth Regiment, recently, disbanded, being designated as sepa rate-companies. This is in pursuance to the recent resolution adopted by the state military1 board for the pur pose of crmiplying with general or' ders No. 222, of the war department, i,nt.., ,1... ........ t-..1 ...illtl.. ,,. luiiiurm t it ine r;nuiui ai my ill re 1 gard to the number of companies In a regiment. A part of the order l.s sued by Adjuiant-Genei'al Finzer ' rend i as follows: "The field and staff officers of the Fourth Infantry will, until congress j takes further action in rsgard to the I Nation!!! Guard affairs, or until fur j tber orders, constitute a statu pro I visional organization for the pur ! pose of recruiting an additional regi- ment. Colonel Geo. O. Yornn will report to the adjutant general for In ! structions." . , General order3 No. 25, providing for a revolver course for the mllltla, I have also been received, as have gen- j oral orders No. 24, directing all of ficers of the National Guard to report to the adjutant general in the armory at Portland on Decemebr 27. at 10 a. m. This is the annual meeting of the officers of the state militia. Transportation will be furnished by the state. THE EARLY CONTESTANTS WILL HAVE A DECIDED ADVANTAGE IN THE GUARD PRIZE VOTING GOMTEST Already a number of rep resentatives have been nom inated from each of the four districts. ; ! ' 4- t!ov gnu l.illl 1 Ins'.itr.t! ns hi ti. Is known throughout the state of Ore gon for Its thorough swstem of teach- graiiuiug, letter copying, uusiness uu.' dutri;:t ,0 w- wined, jHl forms, court papers, legal forms, award. i a; i , , . 1 ac u irriltimiar n A ciw,lH.,rv 1 j 1 1 . ..-..I,t.. .. .1 . . - . . 1 tt C! !..... D. ........... u.,.. n.,l,.b, .IlllUfi .11. -1 ullf Li lie.' lij'd ami oiiice worn. CvlV". This department is under the per- to J sonal sunervislnn nf Mr Mnrv H;n, 1 ne v.ote coupon pruned neiow tins Som, an expert stenographer of twen- 4 PILES ITLES: PILES! ., . Williams Indian Pile Ointment will cure blind, bleeding and Itching piles. It absorbs the tumors, allays Itching at once, acts as a poultice, gives Instant relief. Williams' In dian Pile Ointment Is prepared for pIleB and Itching of the private parts. Sold by Linn Drug Co., bv mall BOc and J1.00. Williams Mfg. Co.. props., Cleveland. O. RECEPTION TO GLEE t'Ll B AT SALEM After the program given by the U. of O. Glee and Mandolin Clubs at the Grttnd last Friday evening a re ception was given to the University boys at Elks' hall. A very enjoyable time was had. The entertainment I consisted of music nnd dancing. The I music was furnished by a combina tion of high school and rink orches tras under the leadership of Profes sor McElroy. The University boys seemed to enjoy every moment of their stay In the capital city. On ac count of their having to leave on the late train north the festivities were cut short. The event was one of the chief features of the week's society, as Is always the case with the U. of 6. club wherever It goes. Salem States man. article, when cut out and sMit or mailed to this office, with tho name of a competing candidate, will Jiint for one vote for tne. $ 1 'i 0 (I 1m prlz? to be given by 'i ne D:;i!y Guard tu the most popular ladies in Lane coun ty. ' The idea of collecting coupons Is a very good scheme to increase your totals, but a much quicker way to roil up a large count is to get your friends to renew their subscriptions for the Guard, or to subscribe for the same if they are not already subscribers. In this way It is not only a matter of a very short time before you will count your votes by the thousands. People who are already subscribers to The Guard are allowed votes on pald-ln-advance '.renewals as well as new subscribers, so the young ladies who are competing for the prizes 1VI .' .- ! K.:.; Jif.ri-t : - .1 . V.' ty years' experience, who knows what it means 'to become a stenographer and how to train one, and who will give the winners of the scholarship prizes her. personal attention to see that they attain t he end for which they are striving. The Way the Prizes Will lie Ani clel Capital prize Grand.-upright pi ano, valued at $:i",0, will be given to tiie young lady who secures the most votes of any candidate ill the con test irrespective of the district she may reside In. , First prizes to each district To the four, young ladies who finish whom th with the largest number of votes to the credit in each or the four dis- ano. a free trip to Los Ap , '..'J:,.( 1 Jai'U.ja Ci- C.:ttn:re C.rov iloXSiV, Lull.! 1! i'id,ic: .tJ Fb'.r-.' .re. an. I wert of Kuji -au. Illariet ;mj, fMd, C'-ibuiv:. ,v The:-:-t.;:i and ,!,., Every rub.'crili,-r 7- tv. old or new. v.h, ' payment lor three 'niomh3 wi 1 "be emit!..,! number of votes fr ..a .!,r' '-t,! or tc-. ail or any allu, winning either the .J!f 3 elts i-j VOTES ALLOWED ON NEW AND OUfcPKEPAlll SUwTlin1! DAILV Ul AItl) ARE AS FOLLOWS: Ne-.r votes to be given should not overlook this Three Months 400 fact, as the number of votes allowed j Six Months ; 1200 on old subscriptions are very nearly One Year 3000 as manv as allowed for new subscrtn. Hons your friends will not object VOTES ALLOWED OX XE1) AXI) OLD PREPAID srnscmiTIOW tn to paying for six months in advance WEEKLY Gl'AKD: it tney Know you are going to benefit " lamer lua 200 voles l,.;n i, .! vntps Hti ..... ..... " " . , iuics s.oy votes 1500 votes $3.00 II ItH by their bo doing, and you will find that a six months' or a year's sub- 1 schiptlon will be yours for the asking. 2 Go to your friends and tell them that 3 you are anxious to win either the pi- Xeiv Year 500 votes Years 1500 votes Years N 2400 votes iu sun 2f'0 votes mo votes S t 1200 votes tt.il Miller's Shoe Store Most any body can sell you a shoo for summer but FOR WINTER WEAR GO TO A SHOEMAKER who understands the leather and knows what he Is selling you. Wc have a Repairing Department fitted up with everything that's modern in the way of machinery for doing the best of repair work. MILLER, Ihe Shoe Man. West 8th street. Home of Good Shoes We are well eqiiipped0for Job Printing A&MITAGE & BOWN Successors to YATES & SON Livery, Feed and Sales Stables UTe ESMOND HOTEL , OSCAR ANDERSON, Mgr. Ritn Eurnprjin PUn 60c. 75c. J 1.00. $1.50. $2.00 Frrr Bus to id Irom M It.iiiu Front nd Mitrriton Sl. Pnrlhnd. . . . Ortvon ano or a trip 10 uos Angeies witn all aner me capuai prize nas neen return or a six months full , avanai ...M nn a nlnUn nnt.l nWfll'HpH w! 1 1 lto o-l van a PI r.l.nlu Paa ..nkt LI. 11 tUDI bj.u.ta I'aiu, Ul a ci. muiftiia bliiji- - -.o..uuinoi-v.iaoa nci? D.llUlurSUIl. t... 1 . 1.1,1 tn f no Annalnn nnJ I I . aioiiiii, aim mcj will icAiiuuu Hi unuif, ',,' "wo nuecica aim iciuiu, in-i V Uies Will De allowed On allow. as is a well-known fact that people ' eluding the very best hotel accommo-; paid subscriptions. Including irrt are always anxious to encourage j datlons for one week while In the city i ages, according to the scale ot ;uuii0ci luma tvucii a ii uiuai Lion ui I wo m,b,co, iiituci mo cacui l ui . piiunsneu DeiOW. this kind Is launched. Friends who!" chaperone, who will be a resident! Special Xotirp desire to help any of the contestants i of Lane county. Young ladles who conu-mnljten-or others who will be entered later, j Second prizes In each 4Ur"t i terlng the Guard papular ladies' op. can do so by paying In advance for as ; Then to the four young ladles who ! voting contest do not necpssarllvhi long a time as may be convenient. ; finish with the second largest num.-, to be subscribers cut out the n i ne i-uuiesi nas jusi siariea ana ; ucl "i vuies 111 eacn 01 me lour ais- . inatlon and vote coupons publisEd there is plenty of time for any one'trlcts after the capital and first ! herewith and fill in your name jy to enter the race, but an early start ' prizes have been awarded, will re- herewith and fill in' your nio i will be found advantageous. Cut outiceive a six-months full course schol- that of some young lad. vou hi .no iiuiiiiiiuiiuu uiuim nun vuie uuii- ""ii' mc iuBne "ubiiieHs .oi-1 anti it will nominate her and pi'-1 iuii juu itiii iinu iiniicu ueiuw, uu. n.6ti uiic ui mo ud euuca-;six votes to her creait. In tha nnma nl tha .... . . ,nr lalv vn, wish to nominate and vote for, and tt her nnma tvlll nimun In tha Hot nf 1 MMII..HU. lil.A.Mv ; Daily Guard rouplnr Iiilies' Prize Voting Contest. Cut out and fill In with the name of the young ladv vou wish to nominate. Send or mall to Contest Department, The Guard, and It win i-uuiiL ior live voces. 4 Miss. Address. SI'KCfAl, KraUTR!) ItATKfl TO SOUTH KHN CALIFORXIA On sale at our local ticket office special first-class round trip tickets to Los Angeles and return, $55. These tickets carry a limit of six months, nnd stop-overs are allowed in either direction. A. J. "GILLETTE. Agent S. P. Co. KKiHTII (.H.IDK KXAMlXATiOXS The eighth grade flnnl examina tions for the public schools will be held January 23, 2 4. Slav 14. 15. Juno 11, 12. Teachers who have pupils ready for the examination should notify me of the number of questions wnnt ed nnd the name of the person ap pointed to conduct the examination at least 15 days before the date for which tho questions are wanted. V. H. MILLARD, County Superintendent. Here's filmKl Advice, O. S. Woolever, one of the best known merchants of LeHuysvllle, N. Y., says: "If you are ever trou bled with piles, apply ftucklen's Ar nica Salve. It cured mo of them for good twenty years ago." Guaranteed for sores, wounds, burns or abra sions. 2 5 cents at V. L. DeLano's drug store. 4'lirNtuuiM llirjuir. The Ladles' Aid Sjclety of the Klrst Christian church wiil Rive a Christmas bazaar in the basement of the church on Saturdav, December 21. d2l District. .', Nominated by. Xot Good After Dec. SUth, 1007 contestants when they are made known on Saturday, December 21st. Already there are a number of repre sentatives from each of the four dls-!' trlcts, and It Is expected before many I days that there will be double the : number already entered, and then ItjJ will be a question of who can get the j" lead In her district and retain that;" position. The opportunity could not present itself at a better time than flow. Call nt tho office nf Tho n.nr enroll your name, get the necessary' receipt books and you will find that you will have a thousand votes to your credit while others are making up their minds as to whether they will enter. The Grand Capital Prize The grand upright piano, which was purchased from the well-known firm of Ellers Piano Company, Is a prize that would be more than acceptable 10 any young lady who will be fortu- nnte enough to win It. The Kimball ' piano Is In use by the public and the j proiession more generally than any other, and occupies the same space !v as an ordinary piano. It Is world re- nowned as a remarkable Instrument, enabling any one with very little practice to render the most simple or difficult composition with ample ex-! presslon and adequate Interpretation, ' and Is now In use In the most prom-. lnent residences throughout the coun-, try. Los Angeles Trip Prizes.' ' . home facts the winners of the trip! 4. 4.x 4,4.j.4.4,4.4, t4 prizes will learn about Los Anireles! TTxxTTTT tiTTTT Area Korty-four square miles T TH -I ,4.4.., 4- tt 44 . - - , V The Daily Guard's Popular Ladles $1000 Prize Voting Contest VOTB COIPOX S1IS3 Add dress v District Cut out nnd fill In with the name of the younc lady you wish to vote for. Send or mall to Contest Deparcment, The tlu.ird. and it J will count for six votes f1 4 v Xot Good After Dec. 21st, 107. J. W. BARRINGER Expert Housemovcr Moves anything. Twenty-liv years experience. Residence, East Fifteenth and Oilr Si. P. Red 4511, Eueene. Oregon. Munroe's Second Hand Store 6? W. Eighth St.. Housefurnhhlngs, Stoves and KamjM w e hivtjiul iKtiwi lull lint nf HEATERS Ct l, combination, airtight and exit Call and cemparf quality and prtcrs brlcrt buying Ui. 4t. . . . o..C50it Gifts of Jewelry or silverware are lasting gifts. Select such goods from our stock. We have a magnificent showing of the latest styles. Hull I'rug Store. Tho Clauss Automatic Strip will keep your raior sharp. Chambers Hardware Co 10-25 Santa Clnus' headquarters. Store. Wo can help you. evenings. Marker's Gun Store. Hare Open tf .Withstands rain and ahlne. Id New Era quality, told only at the Berger-llean Hardware Company. Jut received Link aanitary roast ers, in four sites. See south show windows. Chambers lldw Co. 10-2 5 No Invitations wilt be issued for the masquerade at the armorv on New Year's eve. The public Is In vited to attend. tf Chicken feed t ThomTs nailer's,! 62 Willamette street. tf average elevation, 270 feet; popula tlon, 2bO,000; assessed valuation, city. $201,000,000. Churches All denominations. 200. Schools, Public school buildings, Including state normal school, 70; teachers employed, 925: school chil dren enrolled, 35,109; miscellaneous schools and colleges, 35. The new polytechnic high school Is equal to the best In the I'nlted Ftntes. Library Volumes in public libra ry. 1CKS.9S3; home circulation. 725, 4s3; equivalent to one book every ten days for every family in the city, a record dnot approached by any other public library In the I'nlted States. Theatres Theatres, 13; amuse ment parks, 2. Hotels Best hotel acrnmmoda tlons In the country. Family hotels and lodging houses In all quarters of the city. Can take care of 60.000 people. Car service One of the best, If not j the best electric system, urban and ' interurban, In the world. The Six Sluntlis' Mcliolarslilp lYIzes. As stated In The Guard last Satnr. day, the winners of these prizes will receive their tuition at the Eugene THK KIGKXK DAILV (il Altl), Klt.KNK, oil. I desire to aid to one of the ten prizes to be awarded by subscribing to the j DAILV til Alill , State Which i iWi:i:Ki.Y;i Aim j Indicate here I'or Hie lu-riotl of """ beginning. . 1"T' j Please credit 8 to my acn'iiiit and j whether NEW or ,. , , . OLD subscription "V,"r ""' l"l'T " ll,p f"11"" "": "'I''"- j ' ! No. points due ' j (Signed) DIRECTIONS Points not ered'ted to contestant u:m" CAS'1 rnmnnnaa tha nr.lns Tn nL.. nr.vit fO - "'"it' mane Bllic UUlllt'MUIUL tMS JHi'"l i""-- votes, remit direct to Guard Printing Company, or en t- ttu' WfJ ' th rnntMtnnl vnit wlah in r. a .'. ...i ... , ..(fhor " U-nnl.1.. "I I , . . . . I ""m? vtiinru win receive voies arc Oram if to tin' rnn-'i I WHK.N MAKING ANY PAYMENT O .V ?lll5fp II'TKIV 'K('irc-'"' Business College, an Institution that j ABOVE FORM 19 SENT TO THE Gl'ARD WITH THE.MO.nKY "!ias today at ,m till ItKDlCKD noi XD TRIP HATKS ! CHKMICAF, WOHKS I GREAT AXXl AL '''' ''ArK CHRISTMAS AND XKW VKARS TheChemtc.i w.trv. nt,. (T.KAIU .. . (this da 110 per ton spot cask for i-or the above occasions tickets bone, delivered. win ie sold locally at one and nn. I Tn nn, t..,iAm.h, .hit. v.....: the Invest nrlri' third fare for the round trip, on sale been dlaved with our machiaerv we 1 on millinery. Prd Dumber 23, S4. 25. 30, 31 and w.ll say It Is In good shape Sow and one-half on the e JatSary 1st. Final return lim Jan.! we are able to fill alfc orders at ai uary a, 190V nionienf. notice i Mr J. S' l.n.'k- O A. J. GILLETTE, ECGENE CHEMICAO WORKS. ' play n n ;e lie m Ji O : Saturdav. the 1 4ru a I,.... , hrf .t i.l , . ! Trie flnepOmas gift for the entire corner ionth. . wash- family a piano or organ. See about . r ; it at once at the Kllers Piano House, Children 8 b 21 West Seventh street, Eugene. .ton's. We ing at dW GILLETTE, Agent. laWNMtV XOTH K are taking r.'ush dry S5 rents per dnrcn. K1SI1EK J.Al'NilltY CO. .'! US'! per.