Eugene daily guard., January 11, 1908, Image 7

Tat &Liimg V.ULT T.TAlurtAlCHiUV.' JA.UAUV li,"inu "
othin
1yb5 found at our
' A suit of Mich
Stern & Co's. fine
Ltd Clothes. Wc
sole agents.
Its
Isitry, Gloves,
derwear
hdkerchiefs
h Robes
thine In Furnish-pgs tlmt
. rfm.n needJ . . Don't
Em yonr money foolish
feeihiiig that Is useful and
JJ be ippreciated.
OUR PRICES
ARE KICHT.
D. HANSON
i. 8 East Xinlh Street
Eugene, Oregon
(dlTAGE & BOWN
Successors to
YATBS &. SON
ery, Feed and
iM SHAMAN
Junk Dealer
Highest Price paid for
I)ES. worn . pft ts
Id rubber,
CKS SCRAP IRON
1ALS AND RAGS
also buy
Second Hand Goods
vc btrtet
I Red 557 1
Eugene, Ore.
NAMES OF CHAPERON CANDIDATES,
MBEROF VOTES ACCORD
ACH PUBLISHED
iMi-s. C O. Hudson, Puliiep of Sweets
Mm. M. Moiitgmm-ry, Jiiiu'tioii
Mrs. H. (". Million, 1 10 V. Bill St
'Mrs. F. F. Harunrtl, t'ohurg. Or
Mik. Captain YV. A. Cov, Florence "
I Mrs. Jno SKres, Springfield H F.. 1). Xo. J , .
I Mrs. L. Hranstetter, Eugene
Mrs. C. T. (ioodnuui, Colmrg
I Mrs. It. A. limit h, Mi) K. Mil St
.Mrs. K. Suuhci-t, Anne
I Mrs. .1. Iliggins, Hti2 Pciii-1 St
I Mrs, K. Fentuu, Dexter
! Mrs. Mary Taylor, 215 W. 1 1 Mi St '.
I Mrs. Dr. Marquani, K. II til St
Mi's. ('. L. IliiusaUer, Dexter
'Mrs. O. Coats, Kuuene
Mrs. !-u::-:t Wrltfht, C'tiliurg
Mrs. M. Cinnier, 1UI W. -lili St
Mrs. Jno. T. I'liiiuer, Floi encc
BELOW
BIG SHINGLE . !
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NAMKS OF COMPUTING CAXD1DATK8.
District No. 1.
I Miss Marguerite Woods, 195 W. 8t1i . . 22 5Sfl
Miss AIlu r.iisthiuii, city 18 415
Miss Grace Wood, liHl W. Hth St 715
Miss Iduh lletidershott. Madison St. . .' !,,!!!!! 1 llm.1
Miss Muble Johnson, Hi)5 HlghSt I l.'fttll)
Miss Fay CT.'.rk,' 7:1:1 Ferry St 1:1,7(10
Miss Leila Itiiclmnnii, Klih St 2I51
Miss Mny Douglass, Pearl 8t 2745
Miss Gussle Jennings, W. 7th St S42S
Miss Grace Dunn 748 Olive St 130B
Miss Huzel Hodkinson, 254 W. 4th S 280
District No. 2.
Miss Kate Hnwley, Cottage Grove 10-.G01
Miss Rcnii linker. Cottage Grove 14,020
Miss Alta Williams, Dexter 1:1,180
Miss Ietn Sanford, Cottnge Grove 1:1,0411
Mis Zelma Cruzun, Dexter 11,:125
Miss Dora Jacobs, Dexter G002
District Xo. 3.
Miss Lillian Brund,' Florence 17,51)2
Miss Krsa Hanihle, Mapleton 17,1:15
Miss Via Ciishniati, Acme 14,240
Miss Hnttie Cook, Junction City 1:1,50:1
Miss Gertrude Buslinell Junction City ; 10,788
Miss Minnie Sibbets, Junction City il-HIO
District Xo. 4.
Miss Muudo Lewis, Marcola , . .2:1,550
Miss Genevieve Howe, Creswell 17,:17
Miss Irene Kohiuett, I'l'tisimt Hill 11.085
Miss Let Kverson, Creswell 1:1,47:1
Miss Myrtle Bishop, tolnirg 1:1,020
Miss Georgia Neff, Colmrt 12.280
Miss Madalinc Betts, Coburg 12,1:15
Miss Kffle Withrow; Springfield 11,100
Miss Merril Scott, Creswell ,. 8777
Miss Iienia Goodman, Coburg 0414
Miss Mabel Thompson, Creswell 1220
Miss ICdenia Chncl, Springfield 714
Miss Erma Smith, Springfield 00
Miss Lou Scott, Creswell 55
If the name of your favor-
ite does not appear, fill in
vote coupon and send it In,
-
Published nbove la a list of names
of married ladies who reside in dif
ferent parts of Lane county who will
tra votes you possibly can. This is
irmi nivi'?, as In Ell contests the
contests are holding back thousands
of votes ready lor the final spurt.
PumrifilnKly large scores nre bound
to be made, ns those working to win
nre working hard and leaving no
stone unturned to capture the rich
''S. All of these candidates are
making dally gains and the winners
will not be determined until the Inst
vote is counted. The race for the
candidate will not have any votes to
spare, whoever she may be.
Following Is the new scalo of votes
that will be allowed on all subscrip
tions to the Dally Guard secured and
turned in up to Saturday, January 18,
at 8 p. m.
The Way Frizes Wilt Be Awarded I i(lrKO steel Southern
The News has been informed from
a reliable source that in the vey n- ar
future Springfield will have added to
her manufacturing district a 40.0ml
capacity shingle mill. One of Lane
county's most prominent capitalists
has organized a company and will
start the erection of the building at
once. The sito that has been chosen
and secured will be near where the
rock crusher was located while crush
ing rock for the concrete piers of the
Pacitic bridi;.'.
capital prize i.nimi uprigiu pia-; The names of the parties are with
110, valued at J3n(), will bo given tot 1,1,1,1 ,.,,, iii,ii,..,t i,,,, for the lime h-..
lag tor certain reasons, nut alter ur- j
the young lady who secures the must
votes of any candidate In the con
test, irrespective of the district oho
may represent.
First prize to each district - To
the font ynnn billies who finish
with the largest number of voles to
their credit in each of 'the four dis
tricts, after the capital prlzo has he. mi
awarded, will be given a first-class
free trip to Los Angeles and return,
including the very best hotel accom
modations for one week while In the
city of Los Angeles, under the escort
of a chaperono. who will be a resi
dent of Lane county.
Second prize In each district.
Then to the four young ladles who
finish w-ith the Becond largest num
ber of votes In each of the four dis
trict, after the capital and first
prizes have been awarded, will re
ceive a six-months' full course schol
arship at the Eugene Business Col
lege, one of the best educational in
stitutions in the state of Oregon.
Lane county will be divided Into
four districts, to which each will be
awarded at least two of the prizes
and one of the four districts will re
ceive three of the prizes, including
the grand upright piano.
District No. 1. Includes all of the
city of Eugene.
District No. 2. That part of Lane
I
rani;oiiioms are further under way
tile News will be aLlo to Ivo more
definite information. , A rc.vcfii-
lative of tile company is now pur-!
negotiating witli different electric
companies for it. HO-horscpower mo
tor. Livery Stable Change.
Anot her change has taken place in
Springfield business circles since our
last publication, it being a change In
the partnership firm of Winzenreld
& llenwlck. Mr. Henwick has sold
his Interest to 1. W. Young, who nt
one time owned an Interest In the
harn, being a pnrtner of the late M.
C. Davis. Mr. Kenwick has been as
sociated with Mr. Winzenreld for the
past eight months, bat has been
forced to retire from active business
owing to falling health.
Stage Line Change.
The News has been Informed that
"Dad" Butler, who has been one of
the proprietors of the Butler & Illcc
stage line, has sold his interest in
the business to his partner, Mr. HIce.
We understand that Mr. Rice will
make some improvements in the st-age
line, and possibly in the livery busi
ness. He will probably build a new
barn In the near future in a more
suitable location, and will do a more
county south of Creswell, including? extensive livery business.
Cottage Grove, Wildwood, Hazel Dell
Dexter, London and Lorane.
District No. 3. Junction City,
Florence, and all of Lane county
west of Eugene.
District No. 4. Includes Spring
field, Coburg, Wendling, Creswell.
Thurston and Marcola.
NOTICE TO FRUIT GKOWEHS
Spraying
and Pruning
Done
Promptly
We are prepared to do all kinds of
spraying and pruning. Cnll up Red
2711. C. A. Barker, H. V. Darling,
J. Keller, J. A. Henderson. ml
compete ror a irip iu s pIano w! ,)rounbly be the closest In
and return, including expenses, to be tne whole contest, and the winning
awarded to the most popular one by
the Dally and Weekly Guard.
This liberal offer will no doubt ap
peal to many others whose names do
not appear in the above list. The
chaperone candidate who secures the
largest number of votes will escort
the winners of the Los Angeles trips
to and from California, and w'llte
allowed first-class hotel accommoda
tions for one week while in the city
GASOLINE WOOD SAWING
W. G. White ib prepared to saw
your wood on short notice.
Phone Black 4351. Residence,
516 West Sixth street.
If you want the family healthy,
strong and active during the winter,
give them Holllster's Rocky Mountain
Tea. 'Twill surely make and keep the
whole family well. 35 cents, tea or
tablets. Linn Drug Company.
VOTES ALLOWl'.'ll ON NEW AND OLD PREPAID SVBSCKIXTIOXS TO
DAILY GUARD ARE AS FOLLOWS:
New
3 Months 600 votes
6 Months 1.800 votes
1 year 4,500 votes
2 years 12,000 votes
3 years IS, 000 votes
4 years 25,000 votes
5 years 30,000 votes
Old Carrier Mall
300 votes $1.50 $1.00
S00 votes $2.50 $2.00
2.250 vote3 $.'..00 $4.00
6.000 vote3 $10.00 $8.00
!),000 votes $15.00 $12.00
12,500 votes $20.00 $16.00
15,000 votes $25.00 $20.00
of Los Angeles. lui'.s ai.i.uhmi u. hkw ami (M,i i'rkimid si liSCluiTlONS TO
Chaperone candidates who would i
like to win this vacation trip should' 1 year 750 votes
tnrt nt nnce to Interest their friends ; 2 years 2,250 votes
In their behalf, especially now, while
V01- want A GOOD
SQARE MEAL
GO TO
h People's
Restaurant
49 West 7th St.
Mnl at all hours
C YOUNG, Prop.
I
ilal-Pepsm Capsules
ruiiilVfc CURE,
Mb. H:.M ,d
Klrfc.,.. No o w7
i7.M"r f'""'
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"J? Hold bi
S.. '";p"''. 'AJ.r tbra
v;l' ,n.;"'4i'PFpsiNco.
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the special offer of vote3 is in force, 1
namely, an Increase cf ; per cent,
in vntp on nil subscrliHlans, NEW .
OR OLD, that are secured and turned
in this office between now una 111-
cimiinii the dutcs Monday, January
13, and Saturday, January IS, at S
p. in. ,
This special offer of Voles Is much
more liberal than the one of two
weeks ago, and candidates can in
crease their vote totals to a l irge ex-j
tent If they put In active work tn )
search of votes and subscriptions. 1
Your friends who subscribed nt the
start of the contest would gladly as
sist you further, If assed to do so.
Votes issued on their subscriptions,
if they subscribed since the start of
the contest, are subject to the amount
issued on a new subscription.
Intense interest has been aroused
In all nnrta of Lane county, as the
list In the lineup of votes will show,
and the interert will be much keener
no tho enn'tpet rlrnWB to a Close.
The vote coupons printed in The I
Guard each day are now received In ,
lnriro imcirnirMB. and the vote of the
I different contestants shows the re
sult of securing the cnupjns nun pain
In advance subscriptions. 11 yon are
not helping some friend y m should
begin at once. Success counts. Suc
cess by h.Uves Is no success, and to be
successful one must woik. Tills con
test will be worth more In practical
experiei.ee to an amol'.loiis. energetic
petson than one would 1'nairin-1. '"j"
experience will double Itself In
value in more ways than one. Uun t ,
lav backhand allow others to grasp
every opportunity which presents It-
MMI C 111! " 1 n ' '
I way Is to get in and hustle them your
! '.'. i
1 The great contest is .lust pornm-nr-;
: Ing. Become determined first and
then determine your Irleads the 1
will help vou If yon show a determ!-,
i nation to be a winner. No one care?
to help the one who makes no vi-j
'fort. Sumbsertpttons are waiting. I
:and all vou have to do Is to go after
1 them. Can you do It, or will you do,
lit? It's all up t oyou. Secure every
coupon and subscription good for ex-
3 years 3.000 voles
4 years (i.000 votes
5 years 15,000 voles
375 votes
1,100 votes
1.800 votes
3.000 voles
7,500 votes
$1.50
$8.00
$4.50
$6.00
$7.50
The Daily (iunrd's Popular I-ndics' Prize Voting Contest
niAPF.HO.M-: SPECIAL VOTE COVPO.V
Numbering Houses
A number of our business men have
already complied with the new ordi
nance requiring the numbering of
all residences and business houses.
Everybody seems to he taking to the
ordinance kindly, and within a short
time Soringfleld will look very met
ropolltan. The next thing will be to
get out a city directory, which can be
done at a very small cost, and this ex
pense would be mostly paid by the
advertisers.
Big LiiiiiIm-1- Business.
Superintendent Bassett. of the
Booth-Kelly mill, reports the largest
local lumber business during the past
few weeks that the mill has ever
known. He says the sales, both In
Springfield and Lugene, are remark
ably large, and in his opinion It. Is
an Indication of better times. Sev
eral men are kept busy at the mill
filling orders.
Business Change
Wednesday afternoon a deal was
closed which makes Walter Wllmot
one of the proprietors of the lOaglc
pool and billiard hall, he having pur
chased the Interest of John I'-.nis.
News,
PERSCHIPTIO I WAS
FILLEG OFTEN HERE
Noted Authority Gives Simple Rem
edy for Kidney and llladder Trou
ble anil Tills How to Mix It.
Mrs.
Address
Cut out and fill In with the name of a married laydy you wish
to vote for. Send or mall to Contest Department, Tho Guard,
and It will count for one votes.
Not Good After January 1:1th, 1008
The Dally Guard's Popular Ijidli-s' Prize Voting Contest
VOTE CO! PON-
Mis
Addre
District
Cut out and fill In with tho name of the young lady you wish
to vote for. Send or mall to Contest Department, The Guard, and
It will count for one vote.
Not Goed After Jan 1111 ry l:ith, loos.
That the readers of this paper ap
preciate advice when given In good
faith is plainly demonstrated by the
fact that one well-known local phar
macy supplied the Ingredients for the
"vegetable prescription" many times
within the past two weeks. The an
nouncement of this simple harmless
mixture has certainly accomplished
much In reducing the great many
cases of kidney complaint and rheu
matism here, relieving pain and mis
ery, especially among the older popu
lation who are -always sintering more
or less with bladder and urinary
trouble, backache and paiticuiarly
rheumatism.
A well known druggist asks us
to continue the announcement of the
prescription. It Is doing so much
real good here, he continues, that It
would be a crime not to do so. It
can not be repeated too eften, and
I further Blates many rases of remark
! ablii cures wrought.
The following Is the prescription,
of simple Ingredients, making a
harmless, Inexpensive compound,
which any person can preparo by
shaking well In a bottle: Fluid Ex
tract Dandelion, one-half ounce;
Compound Kargon, one ounce; Com
pound Syrup Sarsiipat'llln, three oun
ces. Any first class drug store will
sell this small amount of each In
gredient, and the dose lor adults Is
one teaspoonf ill, tnken after "a-h
meal and again at bedtime. Tiiore
Is enough here to last for one week,
If taken nci-ordlng to directions. Good
results will be apparent from the first
few doses.
WOOD SIWINO
John M. P. ii'xon, HLcxussor to W
E. Boduy. All v,ooii Hatted to Kiiiiue.
For prompt service phono Black
3312. Residence, 267 High street, tf
-Gasoline woods-iv;
niUKCTIONS Points not credited lo contestant unless CASH
nrrompanles the order. To make sure contestant ets proper
fflodlt for the votes. rmlt direct to GuRrd Printing Company, or
give the money to ' cn:i;i-s:ant you wish to favor. A person
now taking either Daily or Weekly Guard will receive votei ac
cording to the prln'el schedule, WHEN MAKING ANY PAY
VKNT ON srnSCKlPTIoX. PROVIDED THE ABOVE FORM IS
SKVT TO THE GUARD WI THE MONEY.
IP VOP KM V
The merits of th Tex:is Wr.n.ler,
you would never suffir frwn kidney,
bladder or rheum-itlc trouble. $1 n
holtle (two months' treatment). Sold
by O. J. Hull, or by mall. Send for
testimonials. Dr. E. W. Hall, 2!)26
Ollv) street, St. Loins.
T'i iiluht came on. the good wife.
sinitea -To
herself ns she softly said: I
"Thank God. we're happy, healthy'
and bright.
We all take Rocky Mountain Tea at
night." Linn Drug Co.
6
In the Right Place
At the Right Time
That s U where you want it when
you want it anrl il you only
knew how easy il is to carry Irom
room to room and how much
cheery conilort you can have with a
PERFECTION
Oil Beater
(Equipped with Smokelera Device)
You would no lunger lie without one.
"No smoke no sim-ll " tlii-; U In.
Ptrfection maxim, lircausc lite smokcli-
devicc is smokeless you can have
i- . 1 1 . t
uirect, mowing mat Irom every otmre
ol oil. llrnss lent holds H quarls
burns 9 hours. An ornament any
where linishrd in j.inan and nickel.
Every healer warranted.
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www
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Theitey&Lamp rttJfi":
paper il givea a bril
liint. study light. Equipped with the Utut improved crntral dnh
burner. Made ol bran, nickel plated. Every lamp warranted.
Write our nearest agency lor descriptive circular il you don t bad
tilt Perfection Oil Healer or Kayo Lamp al your dealer's.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(Incorporated)
OREGON HO ME & 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 Horns &. Land Co., A. A. Aaby, Mgr.
fS552 o lags
2 m - iV Zummm
1 tsaa
I ';wl. . SB
zl & MtM 1223
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JOB PiMTING OF ALL KINDS EXECUTED AT THIS? OFFICE