Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, February 01, 1908, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextpERUNA EDITORIAL NO. I. . i I'FRSOXALs CTv-rlls. V" j.n.rtnre we lit 037 ""It: Ajfnre u the fact that we ihall continue to advertise and i f!2tfwMW?" v j u .m to sell to aootora omj, w aayerusa ior aocxori only, ' in WOttM H" .. M V. Mid ti nnunii. P L.:' i mdieal fraternity - o o - uqmg wey 5SSS5-ii) offering Perona to the publio as a regular phannaceu- i r 4 . 2ntiisi)i ethical as any compound put up lor the medical I Harry Momer nf si Li' hnine of medical ethics can find any fault with it THE ln ',lle '" rl5.ii. J,HSiir?Mr.PT,.TlIENTS are Drominentlv inconiorated in h,a ! . Kl""'1' l'y expects to stiend Sim- :r. imvx. . . . - , aav t ah....... Vttle. that the people may mow mat tne claim, maaeior Peruna ; hobert o. iiradv. f creswei. , I in the city today. shall make from medical ethics in the conduct of , Kev: M- c- xvile 'eft this afternoon , l I'UllllK SOlim. A. H. Xordemeyer and wife are down from .Mabel. advertise for doctors only, ' . Ml8s Maude Lewis was down from recognize Peruna as beini th .M0l.,a k to.dav- rUBM"4 i r , "" '"".cm went to Aiuany to- kir tDDfoyai. - r . I day on a short vuit ""tTsTTAII SOT DO THIS. if- J. Hard returned today from a to offer Peruna to tie people. We shall continue to tTV,l,??&gZ.?.v?- sh5"iTf W the cUy on busrness. ' " ,;StheioplwltnfrMUtowtohtoemhowtoW J. M. Wllhelm. of Creswell was jtwwv' hm how to avoid disease, teaching them manv thine in the city on business tminv rjioiie, t e yt shall continue to do this, whether the medical .E- J- 51,-Cianahan went to'Partiand flH"" iuuj tu rmnsact. some business. ..L.j.Arnnt u r i.t j ...... from this time onto take the public, into our confidence. ' on a uiree days' trip' , Z I "vujiii that some imitators ana suosmuiors wm oe attempting to -Mr. and Mrs. a. T. Corkcriine haw r ,tbte which they consider just as good as reruna, we are going to P'ff aTwiI of secrecy and allow any one who chooses to know exactly WA'SESua IS COMPOSED. j -ht t disarn a11 nonest criticism. We expect, however, that crit ic0"0 ..-. r- er-.mn nretext or other those who are envious nf rh success ot reruna will continue to find fault. But we are determined to give such people no just complaint. PERUNA IS A GREAT MEDICINE. . It has become a household word in millions of homes. Our faith in the remedy is stronger than ever. Every year we expect to establish new plants iMtiaae- uil... n -Hoof P VV hj uu i ' . . nf-J!n:nn Pan inula ivieuiuiiiua uu.. Kow Secure Peruna Tablets. imp lards until the people of ell the world are supplied with this valu-. rne(V. 1 fflPUIH PE2UKA TO E3 A CATARRH REMEDY. Buy a bottle and tita mill nnhliih vonr statement airfl.fl.Mv ni vnn fnmiah if ' T,--nn whL U3 L-J rtiM l J J J " I'lmiouiv , ffe will add no words, take away no words. If you wish us to we will .a. mm Dortrait in connection with it. We will not do this without your t-a teanest, without your entire consent . :-ti.ini At least, that is what the people say to us, through unsolicited LaiEiak Peruna will cure many thousand more, in spite of fabricated ,'atto the contrary. ire MJA2ANTEE EVERY BOTTLE OP PERUIJA TO CONTAIN THE feUBSIS PRINTED ON THE LABEL. Ife guarantee that every testimonial we use is aDsoiuteiy true in tne Lttaum&ee of the testifier. " jeguarautee that every photograph published is the photograph of the cut t a'tie (i r'nv buwliose name u Dears, mat; every woru oi every testimonial was autnor Z the hand that signed it lean determinea to Deat our opponents oy Deing lairer tnan tney are, niiagiqnarer than they dare to. We are determined to meet falsehood blnth, duplicity with candor, insincerity with sincerity. if e tnow that the users of Peruna will appreciate our stand. We believe kit dealers in Peruna will applaud our course. We expect even our op- tat will be obliged to acknowledge nnaiiy tnat reruna is not only an ud useful remedy, but one 01 the GREATEST HOUSEHOLD MEM OS THE CONTINENT, rivurnea irom a trip to Newport. Hermann Silimltt came down from Cm-swell on the hhoii train today. H. C. Muhon was a uasseiiKer to Portland on the noon train today. Marion Vtatrh. of Cottaa llr'ovo. was in Uusonc ovts- ni-jbt on husiness. C. 1(. Sylvester, the .las'i.T mer chant, btiiMit last nls"it In the citv. The family of II. Hefl! arrived here this 'mornliiK Irom Colusa. C'al. Miss .Marwaret Smart cut to Port !an 1 t;day to speuil Sundur with fri"tul.'. Mrs. Charlfs A. I'ardy went to Portland today to pen USanday with principal of was in Eit her Professor TlauKhnian. the SpriiiKfltld schools, geno today. i Mrs. Elhert K. Urown left today on a visit with friends at Vancouver and Spokane, Wash. ltev. G. S. O. Humbert is on a trip , to Pendleton in the Interests of the I Divinity School. O' K. and K. Karhart, of Portland, were arrivals In Eugene on one of the nlht trains. , F. P. I. unhand ,los. Patterson ar rived up from Portland on the after noon train todav. j Mrs. J. C. Hooth, of Portland, Is here to spend Sunday with her moth er, Mrs. .1. S. Stile?. Miss Margu-n:e Woods went to tins afternoon to spend BALL A SPLENDID SUCCESS suits of the gentlemen as a back ground. Light punch was Rerved ln one corner of the ample pavilion. The decorations, while not elaborate, were beautiful and exhibited the taste of ;the decorating committee. charity ball given in the ar-i list night was a success from" 'JBint of view. The attendance Srgf, the music was splendid ! floor in its usual excellent i J;n. At exactly 9 o'clock the I march, led bv .ladsre unit tr 1 Potter, was started and after tkronsh the various evolution. '- march the formation was bro- m me (lancers began the two- uter this number the recnlnr ntawas beRun, and it was con- uu me hour of 12. There my elaborate costumes worn "er presented n ..not.,. leith the sombre black dress NOTK'K TO THE I'UIH.IC Thq undersigned having purchased a half Interest In Mr. Twilley's Blue Front restaunnt, all bills against the place up to February 1 will be paid by Mr. Twllley, and all persons owing the place previous to that date will please call and settle with him. f3 v'. II. EATOX. HomebullQers will find the btst bargains In Blnlr street addition. Make your own terms; pay for your lot or acre tract out of your month ly savings, tf Heady or Business With a large assortment of KOH-I-NOOR CANDIES Made in Our Own Candy Kitchen Sunday with friends. A. U. Edwards, cf Fall Creek, leaves on the flyer t.inight for Port land on a business trip. Kev. D. C. Kellems went to Vancou ver, Wash., today to fill his regular appointment tomorrow. John Urookmyer, the Mohawk lum berman, was In the city today, return ing on the 1 o'clock train. Misses Ruby Chetwood and Renn Miller went to Goshen this afternoon to spend Sunday with friends. J. E. Gilmore and wife, of Flor ence, were arrivals from the lower Sluslaw on last night's stage. Miss Caro Anderson went to Junc tion City today to teach school near there, the term beginning tomorrow. Harry Shaw, a former Eugeno lirlnter, now employed on the Albany Herald, was 111 the city yesterday on business. Alt DIMnrd returned to Salem to day. 'He came up yesterday and 1 played at a dance at Cottage Grove last night. Mrs. N. LaRaut Jr., rf Wilbur, who has been vblllng in Eugene a few days, was a passenger to Salem on the noon trait1, today. Miss Eleanor Jensen, after a visit with friends In this city and her pa rents west of Irving, returned to Portland this morning. Cllve S. Cheshire arrived here last night from Pendleton to attend the funeral of his grandmother, Mrs governs. Mrs. J. M. Pipes went to Portland today on a short visit. She was ac companied by her sister, Mrs. Jessup, of It.iise, who has been visiting here. Mrs. Venzel, who has been visiting lug her daughter, Mrs. I. M. Glen, 111 Eugene, went to Corvallis today tol visit, her other daughter, .Mrs. E. K. CIirilCH NOTICES Catholic church, J. M. O'Farrell. rector. Masses S and 10:30 a. in.: vespers and sermon. 7:30 n. in. Sub- ject, "Infailt llnptism." Everybody Is Invited to hear the doctrine of the Catholic church from me. who knows something about It. Kairmount Presbyterian enhrch Services at 1 1 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school at 2:30 p. in. A cor dln! welcome to all. United Brethren church, C. C. Bell, pastor. Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.: Y. P. S. C. E. at 6:30 p. m. Morning subject, "The Value of Concentration." Evening subject, "Dead Forms." Central Presbyterian church, Frank's Hall, East Ninth street, II. N. Mount, pastor. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.; C. E. at 8:30 p. m.; pub lic worship with sermon at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.; morning subject, "Sin and Salvation from it." Even ing subject, "Christian Baptism as Held and Practiced by the Presbyte rian Church." The annual offering for the Board of Church Erection will be received at the morning ser vice. A cordial welcome to all. Christian church, J. S. MeCallum. pastor. Bible school, !:4' a. m.: preaching at 10:4.") a. m. by Or. Mav 'tn. "Do All Things Work for Good?" 3 p. m., "I Mure Recognition": 7:3e p. m., "Popular Amusements." All are welcome. Baptist church, 6. C. Wright, pas tor. Bible school at 9 : 4 "i a. m.; morning worship at 1 1 a. m.; sermon, reception of new members and com munion. B. Y. P. U. at 6:30; even ing service at 7:30. subject, "The World's Greatest Battlefield." Bap tism. Orchestra. St. Mary's Episcopal church, P. lv. Hammond, rector. Holy Commun ion at S a. m.; Sunday school in the parish house at 9:45 a. ni.; Holy Communion and sermon at 1 1 a. m.: .confirmation Instruction at 3 p. in.; evening prayer and sermon, 7:30 p.m. Methodist church. D. H. Trimble, pastor. Class meeting. 9:45 a. m.: pastor speaks at 10:30 on "Water Baptism as a Christian Ordinance." If you are confused as to mode or subject for baptism hear this. Bring your Bibles. At 7:30 p. m. the first of a series of fr)ur nddresses an "Ba sal Boost for Eugene." Subject, "The Type of Young Man we Need." Sunday school 12 m. sharp. Leagues at 6:15 p. m. Good music. All welcome. This Advertisement Ot flood's Sttrs.iparllls is to remind you of Its great merit as a blood puritler. aniwtlte- glver, and as a nerve, stomach and dl- i (restive tonic. Nothing else like It, no other j has so good a record, no oilier will do you i so much good. It cures. j Scrofula 16 Yeora-" H.o.r Sarsn. I nun has t-urvd me of .'r.fula. Willi whiiii I 1 have twen irouldril for is years. .My lilllu 1 daughter had a srrofula swelling on her neck 1 and Hood's S&rsaearilla aho cured her." ' Mas. U. MoKuia. Anitaiuiale, .Minnesota. I Dyspepsia " 1 was troubled for months with dyspepsia and could not eat 1 7"'""" ".""Mi. Hi.ur.s. i u.-Ka .aat.li; Hood a harsaparilla and was soon improv ing. I look It steadily until 1 was cured. Lvnu MeWuniLi.KK. Alhol, .Mass. Rheumatism"! was severely aflUctrd with rheumatism, my knees badly swollen. Hood's Sarsaparilla helped me after other medicines failed and it has lengthened my lite." Jkssik Killmkr. Middle llrove. N. Y. Hood's Sarsaparilla is sold everywhere. In the usual liquid, or In tablet form called Sarsatabs. 100 Poses One Dollar. Pre pared only Dy C. I. Hood Co., Lowell, Mass. This Coupon is Wortn $1.70 to You The Sanitol Chemical LaboratoryO, 4266 Uctcde Are- St. Louia, Mo. Enclwd And $1.00, for which Knit me lh k'timrntol 10 Sanliol prmlucti 41 tiltcieal. Uehvct ibiouga or dtujfiatt wtiutt am $2.70 worth of HULL'S DRUG STOKE Yourt tfolr Cltl Dr. T.Felix Gouraud's maim for a $1.00 bill Cut out this coupon in upper right hand corner and The Sanitol Chemical Laboratory Company, of St. with a $1.00 bill and our name, and they will deliver through us the complete assortment of ten full packages of Sanitol as illustrated. These arc the most satisfactory toilet preparations in the world and regular total retail price of these articles is $2.70. IS CLAIMED GOOD FOR IMPURE BLOOD CJmxl Homo MtioV Mixtun Said Make ki1nrys filWr out 1 nipuril ics nnl is Kasily Mixed. AH medical authorities nre aK"eed that the blood fs the Kreat source of disease or health in the human sys tem. If the blood la pure the indi vidual is Btrons and healthy. If the blood is I mini re or diseased. thMi thorp is sickness ov decay in the whole system. Rheumatism Is strictly a Mnnrt dis ease. It, ts caused by excessive iirk acid. Sores, pimples, etc., mean hnd blond. Catarrhal affections mui-t bo treated through the blood to g1!. permanent results. To set well, to feel strong, hearty and vigorous on must have good clean blood and lots of it. You can't clean the blood thoroughly unless the kidneys are made active. Bad blood means clog ged, inactive kidneys and liver which causes, too, such symptoms as bach ache, nervousness, bladder and urinL ary difficulties and other sympathetic I troubles. ! Here is a simple home remedy and the recipe for making it up as fol-' lows: ' Fluid Kxtract Dandelion, one-half' ounce, Compound Kargon one ounce,! Compound Syi'up Sarsaparilla. thvo ounces. Shake well in a bottle and .. 1 'xXI jl 1 he banitol Chemical Laboratory Company, of St. Louis, SiyA R d with a $1.00 bill and our name, and they will deliver you JyTJ I RlKiKEM'lnr 4 through us the complete assortment of ten full size A .'VgfMf fl the llrSN 1 LI 1Je.U I 3 IS KIT regular total retail price of these articles is $2.70. 4feL FS, N.Y. CITY, "' j j 'll lllfjl a Proprietor or GOURAUD'S ORIENTAL CREAM ! S ISSSSS14 SfSlTff JW, 1 K D ll-'COMMENnrU BV J ' I MatssWi 0ur Plant is all new In charge of a ndy maker, Mr, U L l and up-to-date a most competent Grover Long, who years experience and "US Wnrl-a A f .1 i r , m some or tne best rac- ones on the coast. We will nut nnal- lnto our candies, and our customers rest assured that thev will he as ?Ure Wealthy as our famous Koh- "or ice Ueam. All Purchase Drysim K. li. Felix and family hnvo cono to rorilaiul and from there will tnkelnke In tpiispoonfnl doses after each ! the steainer for I.ns Anitulen. .Mr. Ke-1 nienl and at bedtime. The InKred- lix was formerly manager of the ients ran lie obtained nt nny ood pre I Hotel Smeede. serlptlon pharmacy at sinnll rosl. 1 Alex lie Hoo arrived here from Co-1 Here the readers of this paper ! liisa, Cal., this morning, to make'this 1 have a simple, yet powerful and ef- rliv his home. lie recently came fectlve remedy fur all forms of blood to Aim rica from Uotterdnin. Holland. kidney iind bladder diseases will lit'liiir broiiKht to Kni;ene throimh the should relieve rlienmailsni and rnt Inflnence of Manager Ilai';oir. of the arrhnl nlfetions and replace that Booster Says: "The hnntl thai rocks (lie cra dle rules the roes!," bill Mine. Ilnostcr . says (he hand (hat recks Hie wnsbiii nini'liiiie can boys Iter arelind. We carry a complete line of laundry inncliules. . KvcrythlllK needed to ceiiveri llltte .Montlny Into a day of coiiipal'iilfvc t'oiu lort. We have many liilior-snv-Inu tlevices that lire absolutely Intlis' "iisal'C to the seri'iiily of il ivell I't'Ctilatt d household. Our "(iee-V.'li'." mid Qnlck-en-e.y" are the best vrnsliin machines the market affords. We have wi'lnnors. too from $2 to fli.l, in ho many different styles that vrc cjiti idetise nil. Villu s for business, GRIFFIN Hardware Co. Sewing Machines Th S andardR )fary costs no more than inferior makes, ball bearing throughout, two-in-one lock and chain stitch combined, as silent as the tick of a watch, it makes 4j00 stitches while others make 300, it takes less strength to run than others. Comejn and let us show them to you. One price to all. Commercial Club. I "ki:i:i:v unw" I "I'lidtr my ninnap'nient of the Kn Rene theatre Kerry Cow' was one of the very best plays that was put on at the theatre. Kerry Gow" appears 'HKnln at the Kimcne theatre on next .Monday ntKlit, and If you want to : ste one of the very best plays on the road and one that you will enjoy thoroughly from bcKlnnlng to end, . and talk about afterward, be sure and ; see 'Kerry (low.' G. r. I.IXX. I Former Mur. Kunene Theatre. far we ask is a Hun We will have a TAFFY SALE Saturday, February 1st A11 25c Taffies 1 5c a pound Sale every Saturday. Watch the papers Red Cross Drug Store TEA New York is too from Jap:m; San Fran cisco is nearer. Viiir trnrtr rHirru rir moner il Tou doo't ULo stbilliim till, we i bim. weak, worn-out. Indiff"rent fetdlnj; with slreiiKth, vIkoi' and health. it doi'.s tiik m sii:si Mr. E. K. Chamberlain, of Clinton, Me., says of Uncklen's Arnica Salve: "It does the business; I have used it for piles and cured them. I'sed It for chapped hands and It cured them. Applied It to an old sore add It henled It. without leaving a scar be hind." 25 cents at V. A. Kuyken rlall's drug store. r COLVJM3IA PHONOGRAPHS The best on earth, come in and bz convinced. Remember we are always ready and giao to nave. you can ana near some ot ths latest Columbia Records. THE7 ARE bURE TO PLEASE. GUN STORE 513 Willamette Street, LARGEST FACILITIES W IN THE WEST FOR THE PRODUCTION OF HIGH GRADE WORK 1 1 I . IATCS i 10W kl IKTIII HOIttl PJj T. W. Kunroe ! Wm. .1. Hryaii 'en lor 'snerlal messaKe of Pre i'j the Int -ft Idellt ItlMIHe- velt afi one of the bravest and strong est messages ever sent to congress. i In a speech In Xew York City last 1 night Governor Hughes announced ibis randldarv for the presidency, en dorsing the policies of President j Roosevelt. InTer.ur. will double their money 'In two yeir If they buy loti or acre ir.M. in th Blair street addition ml The city mail bulla IB tht trectln. S. W. II. Mnynes. the barber, will move his shop .Monday from the Modes building to his old location In the McFnrland bulld'ng on Wept Sth street, next door to Klnnegan's black- I smith shop. Patrons will please take I notice. fl The long Indoor life of w!;ttnr : ! makes the blood weak, and the tys-iC. K. Mqnro- t..m easily catches cold and dl-ciis".' iteitcrt'niutrim'e i llollistcr's Uorky Monnialn Tct Is! riL.Viitf LK(IMillCo Ith" greatest winter remerly: prevents e-lds and disease. ke"ps you well all iwinur. 3."ic, Tea or Tahlts. j I.lnn Oriig Co. Tlie Theatre Cafe Is now serving n jdlsh of delicious fresh shrltnn with j every order of oysters. Come and eiu uysiers. 11 Mux a Ptalttm Incubator Chambers Har4war Co. from We row have the most complete line of stoves in Eujjene Bic's and Bedding, Rug: and Matting, Shelf Hardware and cuttclry f7 W. E.shch SL.' Pksllng at the t'nderwood Rink tonight. Come and enjoy yourself, a pleasant time assured. tf The Theatre Cafe la now serving, a dish of delicious fresh shrimp with vary ordsr .of oysters. Come and eel oyiters. tf j TBe ESMOND HOTEL OSCAR ANDERSON, Mgr. Rstcs-European Plm 50c, 75c, SI.H,M.H,U.M Frrt Bui lo and lrs 1 Iraei Front and MorriMW S. Vmrttn. . Ortrnn : 1 i:: i :: Acreage! Acreage! Three, Five or Ten Acre Tracts, 2x2 miles from Post Office on easy pay ments, near school. :: H Rooims 3 and 4 Beckwith Bld g H::::i::::::::;::;::::n::::::u::::::::::::::::n::