Eugene daily guard., January 25, 1908, Image 7

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uy have learned that
u best goods are the
ieapest in the long
jn.
Our line of furnishings
complete everything
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stock, ii 15 utw
LttwJate and priced
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Ifffa rtojn our own build-
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tificJ with a reasonable
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I, HANSON
,. 8 East Xinth Street
Eugene, Oregon
pIBW WITH THE NEW SPECIAL
UrrbK Ur VUlES M IS
MTAGE & BOWN
Successors to
YATES &. SON
ery, Feed and
(ales Stables
M SHAMAN"
Junk Dealer
lehest Price paid for
IES. wnnr ppi tq
I RUBBER,
KS SCRAP TPnw
FALS AND RAGS
Ve also buy
SwoadHjnd Goads
P't bireet
Kid557I
Eugene, Ore.
C, Gulliford
pctd Livery,
Boarding Stables
pi i,.
lkl n""m XeW
GLl" Turno,.
- ""i stage Line.
F 8th Street.
I hone Main D
L & JHUMWAY,
3lnmhiIW rutur..
"" wo nver ork.
krtM,,, ,B tla ,pd
Ircn work rron p
,tk1 'Wt.,MnB..t
THE TIME TO
TLE THE NEW SUBSCRIPTION
i should not be sent In as they are se
cured. REMEMBER this 50 per
tent increase only applies to NEW
; subscriptions, and as a matter of falr
I noss to all candidates vote coupons
I will not be Issued per new scale un
! les subsrlptions are new. Read the
I scale published herewith applying to
Photo by Dorris Art Gallery.
M:SS GKNKVIKVK HOW K, CKKSWKLL
CIIAPF.HOXK CAXDIDATKS
Mrs. W. XV. Itranstetter, Eugene :iS.f!!lS
Mrs. II. L. Gibiis, tMineuc ' :to,l-l:t
Mrs. XV. II. (iiie, Ka;pnn . . 2S,:tlO
Mrs. Jno Spores, Springfield II F.. I) 125, 17H
Mrs. C. (). Mudsiii, Palace of Sweets 11 lidl
Mrs. Miituie Crunor 5,51)0
Mrs. 10. Suubcrt. Acme '. . . . I.1SI
Mrs. O. Cunts, Fiigene... 17(IH
Mrs. Imru Wright. Cobur , 1,0(10
Mrs. C. 1. HuiisakiM', Dexter (117
Mrs. M. MontKnner,v, .Junction f:vj
Mrs. F. J' Hnrnurd, Cobur.ir, Or 4ii
Mrs. T. (ioixlniiiii, t'obm'K :i;
Mrs. 3. Iliitsins, HU2 1'eini St. . . ? :i;l
Mrs, .Ino. T. l'"aiuier. Florence 12 10
Mrs. Dr. Mnrqiinin, K. 11th St iri7
Mrs. H. l'Vntoll. DevKr IIS
Mrs. I!. A, liootli, 1 !:i E. !th fit 54
COMK- AW SKK
THK VOTK8 COVSTKI)
Some malicious Individual
has circulated the report that
certain candidates are slated
to win The Guard contest
prizes regardless of the num
ber of votes honestly earned
and polled by other candi
dates. Regarding this report
The Guard can only say that
it is absolutely false, and that
every candidate has an equal
show in all respects, and that
no employe of the paper is al
lowed to show partiality to
ward any candidate or take
, an undue Interest in any con
testant to the detriment of an
other. The publisher of The
Guard guarantees the abso
lute fairness of this contest,
and will pay liberally for any
reliable information tending
to show that any employe or
attache of the paper has vio
lated his instructions in this
regard.
from now on the real con
test will be waged and the
heavy polling of votes whirh
will decide the contest will
be done. . To further guar
antee absolute fairness the
votes cast will be counted at
8 o'clock p. m. daily for the
next day's publication, and at
that time any candidate or her
representative may come and
sieyhe count and be assured
of the legality of any ballots
counted. The Cuard manage
ment has no more Idea than
any outsider who will win
these prizes, owin.ir to the
large number of coupons be
ing held in reserve, and the
earnest work now being done
by all interested hut it does
know they will be awarded to
tlio candidates polling the
largest number of votes, un
der the rules of the content as
published daily.
ceived daily tiom ulfferent parts of
the country. Some si'inl sin?;!,' cmi
imns which are cut from coiui-s of
J lie iiuaiM ami oilu-rs s. nil nnni' y
fur sulisi-ripl Iv'iu '. Thi' C.nunl Nts
wnnl.i of praise IVr nrnrlv ;; uf ih
coiiic.'-iants. Most uf ih'Mn .tv iluiiu;
si'li'iulhl work. Of ruins', ;;wmv arc
a iVw tow ns (IraKKiti: alnr.-t in a rat It
er indifferent manurr. but they will
wake up before the contest tmies to a
glorl.ius conclusion. Springfield.
Junction and Dexter arc among !o
active ones, and the candidates of
these different places are getting
many votes. Eugene and Springfield
are battling for supremacy; each city
is working for Its most popular can
didate in a manner that has aroused
much favorable comment. Just re
member that NEW, paid-ln-advauce
subscriptions, with wuich special
votes are given, are the blows that
count, and It Is the candidates who
take every advantage of it that are
I'filntr In flinifa u-,n tl.n
being awarded. Today we present
the picture of Miss Genevieve Howe.
I of Creswell, who up to a short time
! ago was one of the most active candi
dates in the race. Her many friends
'who reside in different towns In dis
Itrict number four, when paying their
subscriptions, always seemed to show
.a preference In her favor. There are
; many subscribers of The Guard re
! siding In or around Creswell who
would be glad to assist a andldate
for the mere asking, and now that
j the NEW special vote offer is in
j force, there is no telling but what
Miss Howe nnd her many friends
will again become active, and cap
ture the trip prize that will be award
I ed to the candidate who finishes with
I the largest number of votes in dis
jtrlct number four after the capital
prize has been awarded. It can be
'easily done. Four or five NEW one
year subscrlptionc would place .Miss
i Howe well up on the list, and, who
J can tell but what that amount of lias
i iness would be the direct cause of her
being announced the winner.
I No one in the race should feel as
: though they stand a chance of wln
; iilng. A few days or activity between
! now and February 8th will work
i wonders.
A NOTKK DAMK LADY'S AITKAL
To all knowing sufferers of rheu
matism, whether muscular or of the
joints, sciatica, lumbago, backache,
pains in the kidneys or neuralgia
pains, to write to her for a home
treatment which has repeatedly cur
ed all of these tortures. She feels
it her duly to send it to all sufferers
EUFJC. You cure yourself nt home
as thousands will testify no change
of climate being neee'ssary. This
i simple discovery banishes uric acid
from the blood, loosens the, stiffened
joints, purifies the blood and bright
ens the eyes, giving elasticity and
to.no to the whole system. If the
: above Interests you, for proof ad
' dress, Mrs. M. Summers, Box R,
i Notre Dame, Ind. '
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NAM-IS OF r oMI'l'TIXG CAXD1DATKS.
District No. 1.
Marguerite Woods, 10.1 V. Htl ,:?70
A 1 1 it Kiislliain, city 72.I.NH
Idall Ilenilersiiiilt. Madison St (10,7."1)
(irace Wood, 281 XV. Hth St 5!v.(ll.-
Mnv Douglass, I'cnrl St r0,.-HO
Mable Johnson, H!5 IlighSt :i l.ll IU
Fny Cl.irk, 7:13 Ferry St 2S,.-I1
District Xo. 2.
Altn Williams, Dexter SMi.lflC
Knte Huh ley, Cottage (irove 2(I,1H0
Zelnia riizan, Dexter .2.",10H
I-etn Snnford, Cottage Grove 2:t,00l
Hcna linker. Cottage (irove 17.(ll."
Dora Jacobs, Dexter 15IXI2
District Xo. !. '
Hnttlc Cook, Junction City 3MK1H
Lillian liiiiiid, Florence 0,2IS
Via Ciishinaii, Acme 2(1, SOI
Gertrude Hiislinell Junction City ! . . .2I,H(I(
Krsn llnmhle, Miiplclon 17, 1(15
Minnie Sibbets, Junction City 31(10
District Xo. 4.
Kffle Withrow, Springfield r.H.mr.
Irene ltobinett, I'leiisiuit Hill :t2,5IH
Maude Lewis. Marrnln 25,l):10
Madiiline Itctts, Cobiirg 21.1(1:1
Gcorgin Xcff, Coblirit 2:! 1)70
Merrll Scott, Creswell 2 i,7!0
Myrtle llishop, Colmrit 2i:,S0.1
Genevieve Howe, C reswell 20,10(1
Irf'ta Fverson, Creswell 1:1, 17:1
r.enia Goodman, Coburg dill
Mabel Thompson, Creswell 1220
Fdenla Chapel, Springfield
Frinn Smith, Springfield ",
Lou Scott, Creswell fW
new subscriptions, and ynu can read
ily see where it will stand you in han:l
to devo'o your time to securing tin m;
Don't despair now, but keen ritrht
'on and get all the votes t'::tt can 'm
sibly be gotten for just a few hundred
j votes may wni the prize.
' i'ew people outside of The Guard
have but little idea of the widespread
and general popularity of this con
, test.
; The interest is not confined to
I Eugene, but is to be found la all
towns In the county. Votes are re-
A linK V,H MISERY
"I have found a cure for the mis
ery malaria produces," says R. M.
James, of I.ouellen, S. C. "It's called
i Electric Hitters and comes In fill
'cent bottles. It breaks up a case of
chills or a bilious attack in no time
and it puts yellow jaundice clear out
of ccmmlsslon." This great Ionic
1 meilic lae and blood purifier gives
quick reil.'f lu all stomach, liver and
Kidney complaints, and the misery of
iatno back. Sold under guarantee at
W. A. Kuvkendull's drug store.
( The Theatre Cafe is now serving a
dish of delirious fresh shrimp with
every order of oysters. Come and eat
oysters. tf
VOTKS ALLOWED OX Xh.W AXI) OLD I'ltFI'AII) Sl ltSCIUXTIOXS TO
DAILY GL'Altl) ARE AS FOLLOWS:
Na w
Three Months GOO
Six Months l.SOO
Ono Year 4.!i00
Two Years 13,B 00
Three Years 20.2 GO
Four Years 2S,I 25
Five Years 33,7 r0
Ten Years 90,000
VOTKS ALLOWED OX XFAV AXI) OLD I'RKI'AID Sl'HSCIillTIOXS T(
WF.F.KLY GVAIil) .
Old
200 votes $
1100 votes
1 .500 votes
4,500 votes
6,750 votes
9,375 votes
votes 1 1 .250 votes
votes 30,000 votes
votes
votes
voles
voles
votes
votes
Carrier
1.50 )
2.50
5.00
10.00 '
15.00
20.00
25.00
50.00
Mai)
1.00
2.00
4.00
9.00
12.00
1(1.00
20.00
40.00
One year
Two years '.
Three Years
Four years
Five years
'en years
Xew
750 votes
2,250 votes
3.1100 votes
4,000 votes
10,250 votes
15,000 votes
I'rlre !
Old Mud
250 votes $ 1.50
750 votes 3.00
1.200 votes 4.50
2,000 voles ti.00
3.750 votes 7.50
5,000 voles 15.00
I
raw itim Tnrwnnrfirri
Just twelve more working
days remain to secure enough
subscription votes to place
your name In the lead of your
district to win one of the
valuable prizes that will be
awarded Immediately after
the close of the contest, Sat
urdav. February S, not 10 p.
m. You will have to hurry,
as your competitors are mak
ing the be3t of every spare
moment.
Mlsa Marguerite Vo::ds, of district
number one, is the first candidate In
The Guard's great prize voting con
test to pass the 90,ooo mark. This
makes it evident that candidates who
are desirous of winning the cnplial
prize will have to tally many thous
ands of votes In order to win this
valuable ptie on the night of Feb
ruary 8, Just twelve working days
from now, when the ballot bix will
closfi for the last time. Despite her
pnpulBrltv and her reputation as a
vote getter. Miss W ;ods is by no
mennB assured of winning out for
the capital prize. She may, but if so
she will experience some very keen
'.rnv, Ho- nw that the new special
vote offer is on, a3 announced in the
Issue of yesterday.
Subscriptions must be absolutely
new. A change of name at the same
address, or a change of address, will
not be accepted as a new subscriber.
A stop order followed by a renewal
will not be considered a new sub
scriber. The conditions of the special
offer will be strictly adhered to.
Lnst Secliil Offer
No other special ofrer of any kind
will be made at any time during the
remainder of the contest. This is
positively the iast oppirtunity to se
cure extra votes, and this s!""! i of
fer I for NEW 8iibs"rlbor9 ONLY.
Th reirular number of votes will
be Issued on old subscriptions during
the remainder cf the contest.
Now Is the tl:n to make the ercn;
effort to win the prize. Circulate'
among your friends and acpiMnt
anris and get enou--'.' n w s ibserlh-1
ers as well as old to make up your
shnrtago of vote. ;
Turn the orders In as soon ai se
cured, fo the inner can eel s:art"d '
then If you wish to h?IJ the vote eon-'
pon until later you can do so. Im' It ,
Is imperative that'jou turn the order.
In the same day they are r elved.
Previous n this special vo'e offer'
candidates had an excis.. wal'lng for;
this offer to come up. hut now that.
It is announced as POSITIVELY the:
LAST of the balance of the contest,
there t no reason why iubcrlptlont
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ITho Daily Guard's Popular liidles' Prize Voting Contest M
CIIAPFUONK SPKCIAL VOTK COVPOX H
Address Q
Cut nut nnd fill In with the name of a married lady you wish B
I to vote for. Send or mall to Contest Department, The Guard, M
and It will count for one votea. M
Not Good After February 2d. 3
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Pictorial Review Patterns are the only patterns
provided with a cutting guide and an instruction
guide furnished with all new patterns. Every pur
chaser of the new Pictorial Review Patterns receives
a cutting guide, and no other patterns are provided
with these guides.
Subscriptions taken for Pictorial Re
view Magazine, $1.00 per year.
A free pattern with each sub
scription. Eugene Racket Store
W. J. Baldwin, Prop.
35 E. Qth St., Eugene, Oregon
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OREGON HOME & LAND CO.
Rooms 9 and JO over Chambers-Bristow Bank
Gel You a Home of
Your Own
Have some eood batgalnsin 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 Horni &. Land Co., A. A. Acby, Mgr.
Your Opportunity
The Wise Man Seizes It
The Way to Success
Buy a lot in the GROSS ADDITION, it is sure to double
in value soon. These Lots arc near the car line. They
lie high and dry and command a view of the city.
Cheap in price a id sold on easy terms. For further in
formation see
G. G. GROSS
THEATRE BLOCK, EUGENE, OREGON.
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The Daily Guard's Popular ladles' Prize Voting Contest
VOTK COVPOX
Address
District
Cut out and fill In with th name of the yonni? lady you wish
to vote for. Send or mall to Contest Department, Th Guard, and
It will count for one vole.
Not Good After February 2d.
Eugene Theatre Phone B,,ck 1442
v IIICQUC CEO. H. SMITH, Manager
FOUR. MGHTS
Starting Wednesday, 22d
Oliver J. Eckhardt presents
his popular eastern company
ECKHARDT'S IDEALS
in repeitoire of new royalty productions
never before produced in Eugene
Wednesday.. .The beautiful pastoral drama
"The Villiage Schoolmaster"
Thursday.. .The thrilling melo-drama
"A Texas Outlaw"
F iday...The sweetest story ever written
"Dore Thorne"
SatUldiy. .Lillian Mortimer's latest success
"A Man's Broken Promise''
IWTWlkN.ACT'-Hlgh Cl Vaudeville Includ ng nj lllurfr.1,,1
tongi nd muvlnj; piclure. Chinked nightly.
PRICES 1 5c-25o33c-50c
JOB PBWMG aF ALL KINDS EXECUTED AT THISQrFCIE
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