Eugene daily guard., December 21, 1907, Image 6

THE El'OEXE DAILY GUARD, SATIHDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1907.
CANDIDATES ARE NOMINATED BY
FRIENDS TO COMPETE FOR $1000 IN
PRIZES GIVEN BY THE EUGENE GUARD
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I trip to I.os Angeles and return, In
I eluding the very best hotel accommo
j datlons for one week while In the city
1 of i.os Angeles, under the escort of
I a trhaperone, who will he a resident
j of Lauo county.
1 Second prizes in each dlq'rlnt-j
Then to the four young Indies who
I finish with the second largest mitn
j her of votes in each of the four dls
! trims after the capital and first
; prizes have heeu awarded, will re
j ceive a six-months full course schol
. nivihip at the Eugene Uusines 1 Col
: leg", one of the best educa
j tlW'Ol iii!Unii!'ii; In (be state of Ore-
i Lane county will be divided i'"1'0'
! four districts, to wl'lch each yill !,
1 mill oil of - fc.
; col 10Ur (..sLi'lcts w.il re-
. ,nr.;e of the prizes, including
the grand upright piano.
1 Ijistrlct No. 1 includes all of the
' city of HiiKcne.
! District No. 2 That part of Lane
I county south of Creswell, Including1
1 Cottage drove, Vlldwood, Hazel iioil,
Ucxter, London and Lorane.
1 1 District No. 3. Junction City,
i Kloreiice, and all of Lane cuunty
j west of Eugene.
, District Nu. 4 Includes Sprln
! field, Coburg, Wcndllng, Creswe'Pl
Thurston and Marcola.
1 Every subscriber of The OauftTd,
old or new, who makes an advance
. puymeiit for three months of 'more
. will be entitled to cast a certaln
I number of votes for any yarting lady
; whom they would like to assist In
winning either the grand mpright pi
ano, a free trip to Los Angeles and
return or a six months full course
: scholarship.
Votes will be allowed on all pre'
paid subscriptions. Including HlTeur
1 ages, according to Che scale of votes
I published helow. 1
If .the name of your favor
Ite does not appear fill out
coupon and vote for her.
Published above Is a list of names
of young ladles that reside in differ
ent parts of Lano county who will
compete for the 1000 In prlies to
be awarded to tha nine most popular
ones, by the Dally and Weekly Guard.
This liberal offer will no doubt
appeal to many others whose nnmes
do not appear In the above Hat.
This prize voting conteBt was In
augurated by the Guard to determine
who were the most popular young
ladles in Lane county, and hnve ar
ranged to reward the most popular
ones with prizes that would be in
keeping with their popularity.
Every truo American girl loves
a contest of this kind, where popu
larity and huslllng qualities aro the
features that determine tho winners,
and no doubt there will be some very
keen competition In each of the four
districts before the winners of tho
piano, trips and scholarships are an
nounced. 1
Everyone Is taking advantage of
every opportunity to enlarge her total
of votes, and making the best of
every spare moment. Comniunlcn
tlng with tholr fiiends and relatives,
and others who are Interested In
their behalf. TIiIh In the right spirit
to hnve when entering a race of this
kind. Make up your mind, now, to
seo every one whom you think would
assist you, and write your out-of-town
friends and secure every possi
ble vote and subscription you can,
so you will have enough votes to
place your name In tho right posi
tion when tho occasion demands.
Don't bo misled by false rumors
you nmy hear regarding the standing
of tho different contestants as to
how many votes they have secured.
These rumors are usually false and
candidates ahotiUI pay no attention
whatever to them, but keep right
on and get every subscriber possible,
a few thousand voles may be the
moans of having your name an
nounced as a winner.
Again, rumors are circulated by
Home one who has nn object In view,
that so and so Is the ense, and this or
that will be the final outcome of the
contest.
The reputation of tho Guard Is at
stake and this contest will be con
ducted fair and square, and the
prizes will be given to the young la
dles who win them Recur. ling to the
rules and conditions of this compe
tition. Many of the young ladles
who have a number of voles to their
credit have made Inquiries us to who
tho parties were that polled them.
It would be almoM IuiimiimIIiU' t.i anx
ver this question unless the v.ites
were given on ulsci Iptlons.
The Way the I'tics Will lie Awar.lcl
t'npltal prlr.e - Orand upright pi
ano, valued at $350, will he given to
the young lady who secures the most
votes of any candidate In the con
test Irrespective of the district she
mny reside In.
First prizes to each district To
the four young ladles who finish
with the largest number of votes to
the credit In each of the four dis
tricts, after the capital prize has been
awarded, will be given a first-class free
8iecbil Xotlcc. -
Young ladles who contemplate en
tering the Gourd popular ladies' prize
voting contest do not necessarily have
to be subscribers cut out the nom
ination and vote coupons published
herewith and fill in your name and
herewith and fill In your name or
that of some young lady you know
nnd It will nominate her and place
six votes to her credit.
Neiv
Three Months 400 votes
Six Months 1200 votes
One Year 30UO votes
Old Cnrrler
200 votes $1.50
000 vote3 $2.50
1500 votes $5.00
VOTES ALLOWED ON NEW AND OLD IKE1'A1D SI USt'Kll'TIOXS TO
DAILY Ut'AKD A It 10 AS FOLLOWS:
Mull
$1.00
$2.00
$4.00
VOTES ALLOWED ON NEW AND OLD PltEI'AID SI IIS( Itll'TIOXS TO
WEEKLY (,'l'Altll:
Trice
Mull
$1.50
$3.00
$4.50
I New
1 Yenr 500 votes
2 Years lr.OO votes
3 Years N. ... 2400 votes
Old
250 votes
750 votes
1200 votes
The Dally Guards I'opului' Ladles I? IIXIO Prize Voting Contest
VOTE COVl-OX
Miss
Adddress
District
Cut out and Till In with the name of tho young lady you wish to
vote for. Send or mall to Contest Depniement, The Guard, and it
will count for one vote.
Not Good After December -II, 11107
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THE El'GEXE DAILY (il'Altl), Kl'GEXE, OH.
I dfulro to nld to ivln
one of the ten prizes to lie uunrded by .subscribing to the
IDAILY GlAltD
Statu Which )
I WEEKLY GlAlil)
indicate here For ",c 1M:r,,", "f months.
beginning , 11)07.
House credit to my account and do-
whether NEW or ,.
. , . ,, liver the pupcr to the following addresses:
OLD subscription
1
No. points due
(Signed) !
PlltKt'TlilNH l'oluts not cred'ted to contestant unless CASH nr.
companies the older. To make sure contestant gi proper credit for the
votes, remit direct to Guard Printing Company, or give tho money to
the contestant you wish to favor.. A person now inking either Dally or
Weeklv Guard will receive votes nrrnrdlng to th,. primed .schedule
WHEN MAKING NY PAYMENT ON SI' IISCI! I P HON. PMt IVIDKD THE
AIIOVE KO KM Id SENT TO THE Gt' Mil) WITH THE MONEY
WHAT'S
will be "well cured." A positive
cure for sprains, neuralgia, bruises,
rontraeied iniisclea and all the llli
that flesh Is heir to. A. G. M. Wl.
Hams, Navasotit, Texas, writes: "I
have used Snow Llnliiient for sprain- j
ed ankle and It gave me the best of,
Hallnfnrtlon. I always keep It In the 1
house." j
Hold by I. Inn Drug Company.
WOOD SAWING
John M. P. Dixon, smcssi.f to W
E. Hodiiy. All wood sawed to gauge.
For proi.ipt service phone Hlnrk
3312. Hesldence. 207 High street, tt
Gasoline woodsaw
GASOLINE WOOD 8AVVIXO
W. 0. White ! prepared to' saw
your wood on short notice.
Phone Hlack. 4351. Hesldence,
616 West Sixth street.
A HAKE CHANCE
I have a farm of 127 acres to sell;
70 acres In cultivation, 3d acres p.is
ture: It acres timber: horses, rows,
hogs, chickens, wagons, farm Imple
ments: orchard and good buildings.
CS per acre. Four miles from de
pot; g,Hid schools and neighborhood
Enquire at the Springfield Hotel,
Springfield, Or, if
SINGI U SEWING MACHINE CO. 1
Machines sold on easy payment, f
Terms, 12 per month, iil.'i Willam
ette street. Phone Hid 1451. I
O- j
Mill feed and baled hay mi Uallry's,
Willamette strevt. tt
W. O. W. CIGAIt
Ilest Cc clgnr on the market,
LKK HOEl.TON.
!.AND FOH SALE
tie Wslts for best values In wiitch
. tf
Say, I have some of the best farms.
grass, hop and wheat lands In Iwine
, county, and some choice lots and
j acres In Springfield. N. I). Hunt.
OWarner tunes ptauos. Leaf or
ders st Morris' Music Store. If
t CHURCH SERVICES.
St. Mary's Episcopal church, cor
ner of 7th and Olive Btreef,, rector,
the Rev. P. K. Hammond. Services
for the 4th Sunday In Advent. Holy)
communion at n a. m.; Sunday
sehoof in the parish house at 9:45;
morning prayer and sermon at 1 1 ;
evening prayer and sermon at 7:30.
Strangers gud visitors cordially wel
comed1. Central Presbyterian church S.
S. at 10 a. m.: C. E. at 6:30 p. m.,
led by Miss Mary AlcCr.rnack; Christ
mas praise service at 1 i 3. ni.; even
ing worship and song, subject,
"What Christ Means to the World"
Morning proRram Organ voluntary;
j Doxology, Invocation; Hymn, 173,
Scripture lesson; Antljeni, "There
I Were Shepherds," Nkhol; Prayer,
I Hymn 185 Offering: Scripture lcs
I sou; Solo; brief address; Hecelvlng
, Giving; Anthem; Prayer; Hymn
ilSI; Benediction. The music Is In
chnrge of the quartette composed 0"
I the Mlws Mary McCornack and
' Daisy Gilbert, .-! Messrs. M. F. Mc
C'lala and L. V. mili.-i, agisted by
I M'r. Alf;n I.'a:r.;:,)i!, cganlst, nnd
' Mrs. L. O. n-.i!Ir.. vlolhil t.
1 '.mi-ch. The
I lie Cotii'l,") - , "as
S'.'i viee.j whj j jc"'. ' " . : , .
ecason. Sermon ' H , m, bv t-
ia .!..,!.i!.prl from ill?
proposed ex1.hP.1r4e !' tickues In his
home. Thi fcvening will be E'ven
nmuiiv V th,. f-h.,lr tor s. 'igs ailcl an-
thtini if Christmas. Sunday school
ut 1ft Te. in. Young People h.ild their
sertue ct. 0:30 p. 111. A cordial in
vlt'a'iion tj nil.
Methodist Church D. H. Trimble
Smstor. Class. 9:45 a. m.; pastor
Wueaks at 10:30 a. m. 011 "The Gift
Unspeakable." At 7:30 the Sunday
school render a sacred Christmas
concert and cantata. All friends of
the Sunday schools should be there.
Sunday school, 12 m.; music.
Christian Church Bible school at
9:45; preaching at 11 m. and
7:30 p. m.; Junior Eudeavor at 3;
C. E. and Intermediate at 6:15;
morning Btibject, "jesus" Care for the
Poor." Evening subject, "The In
carnation." The Bible school will
give "Santa Claus' Greetings" on
Tuesday evening.
United Brethren Church C. C.
Bell, pastor. The Sunday school
Christmas program will be given
at 10 a. m. Sunday. The pastor will
preach tho Christmas sermon at 11
a. m. On account of a nervous break
down In the pastor's health, there
will be no Sunday evening preaching
for the next few weeks. Christian
Endeavor meetings will be held as
usual at 6:30 p. m.
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Corner 9th and Pearl streets. Sun
day services at 11 a. m. and 7:30
p. m.; subject, "Christ Jesus." Sun
day school, 12 m.; Wednesday even
ing meeting, 7:30. Free reading
room open daily, xtept Sundays,
from 2 to 4 p. m. All are welcome.
Baptist Church Bible school .at
9:45; morning service at 11; B. Y.
P. U., (1:30; evening service at 7:30;
Christmas sermon oil "What Christ
mas .Means to lie." Baptisms. Mu
sic by the orchestra. Strangers wel
come. O. C. Wright, pastor.
Catholic Church J. M. O'Farrell,
rector. Masses at S and 10:30 a. m.
Vespers and sermon, 7:30 p. m.
Vespers and sermon, 7:30 a. ill.
and 10:30 a. m. No evening devotions..
OF
Personal Knowledgi
Personal knowledge is the winning factor in the culminatino
this competitive age and when cf ample character it places its fortunate
possessor in ine rront ranxs 01
The Well Informed of the World.
A vast fund of personal knowledge is really essential to the achievrmmt f .1 -
highest excellence in any field of human effort.
- A Knowledge of Forms, Knowledge of Functions and K"nr.L
edge of Products are all of the utmost value and in questions of life and health
when a true and wholesome remedy is desired it should be remembered that Syrup
of Figs and Elixir of Senna, manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co., is an
ethical product which has met with the approval of he most eminent Dlivsicians anrl
riv univerol satisfaction, because it is a remedy of " r'.
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4VI10WI1 vJu,Mfcf iwwn" -,m,i.iivw n,iu luiuirii wuuipunent
Parts
world, '
and best
and has won the valuable patronage or minions ot uie Well Informed ol the 1 l Uif $r.l
who know of theirpwrt personal knowledge and from actual use that :it is the first ; V
of family laxative, or which no extravagant of unreasonable claims are made. I L,f, & CV
This valuable remedy has been long and favorably known S :'i!'3i
name of Syrup of Figs and has attained, to world- . r-rA i'dStii
de fcebtance as the most excellent fahiilv laxa. As its Dure fatelb&'&r vfl?f
jm
A Kcul WoiMlei'huid
South Dakota, with Its rich silver
mines .bonanza farms, wide ranges
anil strange natural formations, is a
veritable wonderland. At Mound
City, In the home of Mr! E. D.
Clapp, a wonderful case of healing
has lately occurred. Her son seemed
.near death with lung nnd throat
trouble. "ICxlinrstlng roughing spells
occurred every five irinutes," writes
Mrs. Clnpp. "when 1 began giving
Dr. King's New Discovery, the great
medicine, that saved his life nnd com
pletely cured him. " Cuaninteed for
coughs and colds, throat and lung
troubles, by W. L. DeLano, diutiilst.
50c and $1. Trial bottle free.
Here's Cilood Advice.
O. S. Woolever, one of the best
known merchants of LeRaysvlIle,
N. Y., says: "If you are ever trou
bled with piles, apply Bucklen's Ar
nica Salve. It cured me of them for
good twenty years ago." Guaranteed
for sores, wounds, burns or abra
sions. 25 cents at W. L. DeLano's
drug store.
MOTHER'S KITCIIKV
Seventh and Oak streets, bus mipn.
ed under new management. Good
Doant and room by the day, week or
month. First-class homo cooking.
Chicken dinner every Sunday.
It M Its. S. Y. ABBOTT.
IP YOV KXF.W
The merits ot the Texas Wonder,
you would never suffer from kidney,
bladder or rheumatic trouble. $1 a
bottle (two months' treatment). Sold
by O. J. Hull, or by mull. Send for
testimonials. Dr. K. W. Hall, 2S26
(lle street. St. Louis.
N'.i Invitations will be Issued for
tho masquerade at tho armorv 0:1
The public la In-
New Year's eve.
vlted to attend.
tf
on know as well ;ia any one when
you ncd something to regnl.ite your
system. If your bowels are slue
cish.y our food distresses you. your
kidneys pain, take Hollister's Rocky
Mountain Tea. It always r.lleves.
.15 cents. Tea or Tablets.
. The BlUard storm hood with a
celluloid window will make a buggv
comfortable and dry In the hardest
storm. Fits any top. See one
haiiKlng In trnt of store. Get one
for Christmas. Chambers Hardware
Company.
A Bisscl carpet sweeper would
make a good Christmas present
we have tluni. Chambers Hardware
Con;0ny.
under the
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anu me weu uiiunueu ui in woiim 19 uic uesi we nave
..i.i ft 1
,n.. .r.m mo-(i ri.ihrtu hium svruo ci rigs ana
Elixir of Henna as more tully desenpttve ot Hie lemeay, xrfit .
I , .1 L.i. 1 I IU.1 (.,. U.. .1 u. V1;'!
UU UOUDUcSS 11 will uiwdya uc ivi uy uic auuiici
name of Syrup of .Figs and to . get its beneficial I;
L effects, always note, when purchasing the full
name of the Company California Fig Syrup
Co. printed on the front ot every package,
" whether you call for Syrup of Figs
or by the hill name oyrup ol
Figs and Elixir of Senna.
SAN FRNSSCO.GAU
LOUISVILLE, KY. lotIoonTenglano. NEWYORKiN.Y
j Useful
j Christmas
I Presents
A suit of Michael, Stern I
Clothes wc arc sole
agents in Eugene,
Neckwear,
Shirts,
Hosiery, Gloves,
' Underwear,
Handkerchiefs,
Bath Robes
hvcrything in Furnishings
that a gentleman needs, f
Don't waste your money
on foolish Christmas g
Prcscrits. Buy some- J
thing that is useful and .
will be appreciated. I
THIS IS THE TIME0F
THE YEAR
WHEN YOU WILLiWANT A NEW
STEEL RANGE
Buy the range you can rely on, and from the firm you
can rely on. Wc sell the
Universal, Toledo and Quick
Meal Ranges
Come in and sec how nice they arc
OUR PRICES
ARE RIGHT
j ED. HANSON
8 East 9 th street
Eugene, Oregon
!
We are loaded with Heaters
all kinds from
$2.00 to $20.00
More arriving every day. .
"Itlyou dcrv't buylof us, WE BOTH LOSE MONEY."
BERGER-BEAN HARDWARES
tmft iiiiscaiio'i't',"l"M11
OREGON HOME & LAND CO.
Rooms 9 and 10, over Chambers-Bristow Bank
a
a.
Get you a home of your own
Have some good bargains in small aid Tic 'anM' i
City lots and City Homes.
VM1 be glad to show you anything in real "at
A Square Deal to Ail
Oregon Horn & La.-.ii Co., A. A. Aaby, Mgr.
Julius
Goldsmith'!
4
Mil arm's Icoad Hand Store a
? v. Eigvtk j. ;?
Houscfarntsbings, mti fttxjfat '
Te tiivt just tm.mvi
Kill lln p(
HEATERS
cil, combinition,
airtight ind cut flkki
.... m 1 7
O sod priori before bv ng
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"2 mm
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MOST GR.OCERS SELL
Olympic Flour
vary sack guarantee
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Made ol stlrctfd Eastern Oregon hara .
Jucra more loaves ol breid than any otbfi u
loaves are lijhter and whltrr. Becw ol 1
quantity of bread Hmdud 'he com i ,r
otnrt noun, ftorv iuui wv--, .
THE ffoRTLAND FLCURJNC MU
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