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THE EUGENE DAILY CCARO, 8ATCKDAY, yEHRl'ARY 22, 1008
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m One ot the important Duties ot Fnysicmns ana
is' to learn ns to tlie. relative standine nnd reliability of the leading manufactur
ers of medicinal agents, as the most eminent physicians are the most careful as to
the uniform quality and perfect purity of remedies prescribed by them, and it is well
known to physicians and the Well-Informed generally that the, California Fig Syrup
Co., by reason of its correct methods and .-rfect equipment and the ethical character of
its product has attained to the liitfh standing in scientific and commercial circles which
is accorded to successful and reliable houses only, and, therefore, that the name of the
Company lias become a guarantee of the excellence tif its remedy.
TRUTH AND QUALITY
appeal to the Well-informed in every walk of life and are essential to permanent suc
cess and creditable standing, therefore we wish to call the attention of all who would
enjoy good health, with its blessings, to the tact that it involves the question of right
living with all (lie term implies. With proper knowledge of what is best each hour
of recreation, of enjoyment, of contemplation and of effort may lie made to contribute
to that end and the use of medicines dispensed with generally to great advantage, but
as in many instances a simple, wholesome remedy may be invaluable if taken at the
proi;r time, the California 1'ig Syrup Co. feels that it is alike important to present
truthfully the subject and to supply the one perfect laxative remedy which has won
the appoval of physicians and the world-wide acceptance of the Well-Infot tied because ,
of the excellence of the combination, known to all, nnd the original method c' manulac- I
ture, which is known to the California Fig Syrup Co. only.
This valuable remedy has lietn long nnd favorably known under ihe name of
Syrup of Figs and has attained to world-wide acceptance as the most excellent of
family laxatives, nnd ns its pure laxative principles, obtained from Senna, are well
known to physicians and the Well-Informed o! the world to be the best of natural
laxatives, we have adopted the more elaborate name ol Syrup of Figs and Elixif of
Senna as more fully descriptive of the remedy, but doubtless it will always.be
called for by the shorter name of Syrup of Figs and to get its beneficial effects always
note, when purchasing, the full name of the Company California Fig Syrup Co.
plainly printed on the front of every package, whether you simply call for Syrup of
Figs or by the full name Syrup of Figs and lClixir of Senna as Syrup of Figs and
Klixtr of Senna is the one laxative remedy manufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. nnd the same heretofore known by the name Syrup of F'igs which has given
satisfaction to millions. The genuine is fur sale by nib leading druggists throughout
the United States in original packages of one sine only, the regular price of which
is fifty cents icr bottle.
Every bottle is sold under the general, guarantee, of tbe Company, filed with the
Secretary of Agriculture, at Washington, I). C, that the remedy is not adulterated or
misbranded within the meaning of the F'ood and Drugs Act, June 30th, 1906.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
Louisville, Ky.
San Francisco, Cal.
U S. A.
London, England,
New York, N Y,
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Spau!d
in
W-IVw Spauld"
Base Ball Goods
IN'iw nntnliull tlonclj are now
rrafijr. Come In and ee t'."i
rnnst enmplulo lino ol Pp.iultl
ItiK mltti, kIoych. master, nml
hull ever shown In Kugonv.
SpaulilJiti leads
Bicycles
Yv'a tinvo the Columbia,
Hnell, Harvard, Ht earns, l'lm,
IteaillnK. Rtiiniiiiril unci Cumuli.
S' can Hiirely plcnae you.
Spring itock now en display.
Columbia Graph
ophones and
Records
Both Discs and Cyl
inders '
We take your old records In
exchange nnd Klvu you new
out's for them. One thtiUNuntl
now cylinder records to select
from.
HILL'S GUN STORE
Succrssor to Barker Gun Store 513 Willamette St.
The Orphcum
Eugene's
Popu'ar Play House
Two t'lianeH
per week.
Continuous tHTfoi'iiuiiico from
7:S0 to. 10.
Mutii ee every Saturday ut Still)
Man.,Tues. and Wed.
Moving Pictures
"1,11V of the Hoot lllek."
lllliNtnltiil Souk.
"imiii lleiiiua nml Itremns of
You.'
(Ymiily Sketch
Vriich nml Veaiii
Itiuk anil Whitf Dani'liiK.
I
PI TrittiMtT TUT? A TP V ceo. ii. smith, M,r
thon Block 144 2
Monday, Feb. 24th
A Romance .of Old Mexico
with Musical Interpolations
Characteristic of the People And
ol the time o j o j j
A R.dyal Slave
By Qautice Benne't, author of
"THE HOLY CITY
Tik?n FtemGtn. l.w VtlUn't "Th Kali GoA"
A Magnificent Production and
Complete Scenic Invcsturc
Prices the' Same Everywhere
$1.00, 75c, 50c, 35c and 25c
iHio.NKs iik.wh imors
Ore JtrM known remedy for he.ivri
HighUtvl, Ur. Oct. 31, i2
Thi u to cerlily itui I g.v mv
uure (Mir boille ol "Stone Heav
DroDsMJtid cured her ol heives.
This was Ust winter and nh his
not ben diltev-trdkiiK-G Wal'a
VH. S.C S TONE. Silem. Or.
For ulc by ill druggUtv.
$1.00
Oil Paintings
T hv t llmltrd numb-r ol
PAINTINGS which we tn -Uin
ll coil Kk ttw divN pilc tro-n
30c lo$l0 0'
Ltl df.ljmln FRAME MOULD
INGS. Sm out wli dow
OVERTON !
Wall Paper and Paint Co. I
Every Woman
. UtnlwitftMtNi! I It
PRINTING OF ALL KINDS EXECUTED AT THISDMCJOBt
Woutlnard, Wlarkn A IX, l orlUnit,
ENDEAVOR MEETING
ENDS TOMORROW
SKSSIOXS l.A.ST .VKillT .(XII TO
WAV KltK Ft hi. OK IXTKKKST
i;i.KT10.V OK OKKK KIi.S THIS
AITKIt.VfiO.V TOMOItliOWS
I'lMM.llAM A.VNOrXCKW .
Election of oftlccru of the conven
tion took place tills afternoon with
C. T. Hurd, of CorvalliK, president; I
D. A. Thompson, of Portland, Ilrst
nrnolHonl- U OV ItRKS. flf HoSe-
inrir. seennd vlre urealdent; Hoinerl
Black, of Milton, third vice preailenf,
Mim Viola Charlson, of Portland.!
oiiv.. .j; Mlsn Muivaret l-rwell, .''fj
'vallM. (isidtant secretary; F. A.
Tripp, of Eugene, treasurer; Junior i
ina Intermediate huiierintenclimt, ,
Bs I.uella Knapp. of Portland; de-;
votlonal auperlnteiident, Itev. A. A.;
Winter, of Portland; missionary and j
literary Biiperintendenl, MIhs T. C.
(ianlt, of Oreson City; toiuperance
ind good literal urn mipprlntendent, I
Itev. C. A. Shnfltr, or i'onianu; press
Minorlntendent, W. A. Mil, M Eu
gene. IteHoliltidiiK Ailt-ptul.
WhereiiH. Our beloved founder, fel
low worker and father of C. E., Br.
KranrlB E. Clark, has by Ills letter
0 our president expresned so heartily
1I3 coimrtttulatlons and Rood wishes
to the Endoavorers of this slate, and
lias held out before us a vlshn of
the opportunities and possibilities
which lie before us; therefore be It
iieaolved, That m r ipresetiUtive
ody of the Oregon Endeavorers we
ninloy thfs means to show our ap
preciation of his never-fiilinu inter
st hi the pr-'KrTH and welfare of
mr work In the state, and that we
hereby signify our hope that God in
lis providence may see fit to bless
ur lender with n safe and pleasant
lourney through the lands beyond
Jie sea to wjileh he will soon sail,
tnd that he may use him there as
1 ml'ihiv oower In nlvlns new life nnd.
Inspiration to the ttrent work tp j
vhlch his life has hem divated. and
that he may bo pi:.'...t"d aeain ti
return to his home and for many
vears to onUtiiie.
Tlii Mcriiiii's'n Si'flitn.
This mornltrt. eft -r h ile-wIll ad
Iress by Presllcnt Camtiliell. rf the
ti.vrl:v of f)r-irre. in the subject.
"the New Patriotism." group ejn
'eiences held th? lime of the dele-
tntes. There were the folowlng con-1
forenres: ' '
1. J ii ii Ic r and Intermediate. Con-1
sreKatlontil church, led by Miss I.uel
la Knnpi, Pnrtliind. J
2. Missionary nnd Literature, i
C'lirlstliin church, led by Miss Uossie j
Luckey, Portland.
3. (eneral anclety Problems, l'nlt.
ed Hrethren church, led by Itev. n. A. j
Thompson.
This AftiTiioeii's ri-iemim.
2:20 Address, "Itiillders' Union,"!
0. E. Haker, president Portland lo-j
cal union.
2:40 Address, "In tho Shndmv of:
the Ilottlo," Itev. J. It. Knodell.
Siimlr.y'H PniKiiiu. i
The prograin for tomorrow Is as1
follows: i
10:00 Sunday School. 1
11:00 Preaching services In tho
various churches by visiting speak
ers ns far as possible. v
8:00 Men's meeting. Christian'
church. Address, Hcv, A. J. Folsom. i
superintendent of Congregational
churches In Oregon. I
3:00 Women's meeting, I'nlted
Brethren church. Address, Miss Hes
ale l.uckey. I
3:00 Children's meeting, Congre-t
gatlonnl church. In charge of .Miss
Luelln M. Knapp.
6:30 Christian Endeavor socle-,
ties. !
7:4ii 1'nlon mass meeting, .'ad-j
dress, "More l.lfe," President II. M.
Crooks, Albany College. j
Purpose meeting. :
A large crowd was In nttendntice '
it the Christian church last evening, ;
tbe seennd evening of thicinvoiiti;n.
The dcle iates were tillewcd tbe ml !
lie stctl m cf t:if clin- -'l. these ti-ini;
reserved. The scripture rendlivT-j.
wen glwn by by It.'v. O. C. Wright.'
f tlie Itaiutst church. After n sibiti-:
did Fi'b'ilbin bv Ihe Presbyterian
holr, Itev. W. 11. Foiilkcs. of the
First Presbyterian church of Port
land, was Introduce,!. Ills them?
as "The Heart cf Christian Endeav
or." lie likened himself to n surseon.
who cut to the heart of a patient,
tf any criticism hurls them It Is onl
because the pain Is necessary for
'he '""-fecting of Chrlstlnn Endeavor..
"Where Is the heart of Christian
Endeavor? This has accomplished
nuch In the l'nltei Suclety of Ciiris
ton Endeavor. It has accomplished
nuch In lw!;lng down denomlna
lonal prejudices and provided mil
or in Pssnns. Hut with all these H
l not the heart of Chrts:lan Endenv
'r; It Is a corporation, a mere ma--hlne
for carrying out certain plan?
nnd put-puses. i
"is the h art of C ?. In the tr.-nt
conventions? They have furnished;
enthusiasm and method?.
"Is it committee organization "i
the Bociety? Is it th? great t'V "!,
average members? is it a pi d-te.
A society without a pe dse if only a
kind of a society. I believe in co 9-.
nantx I believe In the .-d?e. J.
the pledge Is only the backbone ol
Christian Endeavor. ,
The real heart of Christian En
d-aver Is the I-rd J.vs
throbbing aontinually and sendiim
. . i -,i ...ii. ii'iired socl-
OUl power lar urjumt j
ety. Hut tins neari is .
be wounded. !
"Now that we have found t:ie heart ,
what Bhall we do to cure the disease! ;
of the heart of Christian Endeavor .
Will new methods (more bodily ;
member) do It? Will a saline sulu-,
tlon? , !
The things Christian Endeavor;
needs Is to make Christ king in the ,
lives of the Individual unoeavoitri . ,
urllnoau Hid mtvillfT IKtWer CUd With
our eyes to iook mr n:
JONES Jl.MPED ItOAItll
llll.I, AXI) IS AltliKMii-.i'
A warrant fcas ly'ied out cf Jus-:
tice of the Peace Ur-:n'3 court yes-1
terday for the arre?t of H. E. Jones. ;
a transient, who "jump'-l" his board
blil nt the Hoffman lliue this wek ;
and went to Koseburg. Tn man was:
arrested there and Constable Plunk:
went out this afternoon to bring Sim ;
here. Jones stayed at the Huffman;
House for several days, and lpft n
Thursday without payins his bill.;
which amounted to over $ 1 S. !
NEW TODAY
nnuace lytvn Misses Sullivan &
vuiiu r.KR VV'HliitiL'ton street,!
Phone' Ked S10S. r a2'
LOST Red Irish Setter dog. "I.eo."
Libf-ral reward will be nald for
Information leading to his return.
John Hampton. 121
WANTED Hoy betwe'-n the ages of
15 and 20 to drive grocery wagon
and learn grocery business. Geo
Hall & Son.
faking Powd
f The only Baking Powder made SgilBl
1 vith Royal Crape Cream of Tartar
Insures healthful and r
- delicious food for every fey
home every day K if ,
j Safeguards yoar food against PJthwT 1 1
ainm auu fjaopnaie ui lime Jjc fifM 1 1
II
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EUGENE-ALBANY
GAME TONIGHT
FOIl SALE Horse and wagon, horse
perfectly gentle, kind disposition
and a good traveU-r. A bargain.
W. C. Jackson, Box E, Eugene. Or.
f2S
LOST IT the person who by mistake
or otherwise took from the office
of II. T. Dow a tailor-mad? gray
overcoat during the last wek, will
return the snni" to Mr. Dow In
Itoom 4, over Schwarzschil 1's book
store, or to Mr. Calkins' office in
the same building, no questions
will be naked. f29
This evening at the armory will
be the last opportunity this year to
see the Eugene high school's crack
team play basketball. This is the
last game in the league series. Al
bany at first had rather a poor team,
but It has Improved so during, the
last few weeks that It held Roseburg
down to the score of 56 to 16 last
night. Eugene's last game with
Roseburg resulted In the score of 4 7
to 7 just 40 points difference In
each. From this it can be Inferred
, inuL mere wm ue an exceedin-'r
'cIofg and fast game. s'
I ' Eugene will be crippled by tb
loss of one of her beFt players, Hil
. Bean, who. broke a rib In the mm.
: with Portland high last week. Hoi
. ever, ni3 place will be tilled bi
Ybung, who has played with the
team all week, and win douwlsi
i make good.
i The lineup is as follows:
Eugene. . Altait
Clay Watson F Stalnaka
i C-Watson- ...... F Ingerstroo
Mitchell C Dooiet
Cockerline G McBrids
Young G Perrj
j Barbour.-i . . . .SUB Houstoi
j Referee, Marquam; umpire, Ben.
' After the game the E. 11. S. Amuse
ment Club gives a dance.
unrrr. ;iiiiir"iiiiira mum inniJuJiiiiiiiii i
NICKLIN & NEAL'S
l THE OLIVER
i
lie .(...mill Irs. Me i rtnt
ic i rut: m ix Ktt t it
Mini I I! Is ,,ie I,, ilie ,I,mi.
i.l sire!... Its iiiit- itimt. J
tui; lp.-lt.M' iiml lt emu
'e. All , M uiM.i. Hes I;!!..'!!
III ei lutime.
v; I LI A ?.IV- A . r
COMMENCES
. Wednesday Morning, Feb. 20
and continues until our entire stock of Dry Goods, Men's Fur
nishings, Hats, Shoes, etc., is ent;rely closed out.
i
W e are positively retiring
from business.
Every article in our store will be offered to the public at
a reduction. Some goods will be sold at LESS THAN COST.
Our one object is to get out of business just as scon as possible.
In order to re-arrange this stock and prepare for this big sale
the Dry Goods portion of
OUR STORE WILL BE CLOSED
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
This will not interfere with the Grocery Department which will
be open and conducted by Mr. Daniel as before.
Now is the time for you to SAVE MONEY. Make vour
!"lJ, you need anJ be 011 nd to take advantage of our
CLOSING OUr SALE commencing
WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEB. 26th.
V. hen wo 5,iv .1 thir--
isso. irsso. a
Nicklm 'St Ned
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