Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, March 07, 1908, Image 6

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    THB KVQKNK D.tlXT Ot'ARO. BATVKDAT, MARCH 7, IMS
v - , . . : I . v to
First
Spring
Suits are
Now
Showing
- ,
fiur" stock b( spring; gad dim
mer goods will b larger and
better assorted than vr be
fore. Goods are 0 bent qual
ity and stylish patterni, tall-
orded by the fauioua MICH- p
AEL3, S'lEKN ft CO., whoso
brand la a guarantee of ex
cellence. Come In and look at
thorn. ,
Big reductions on all win
tor suits. In or dor to close them
out and muke room for new
slock.
We carry a full line of fur.
nlsliing for men, and our
prices uud styles are right.
W nun our ova building,
pay no rent and are satisfied
with a rcesonahlu profits
ED. HANSON
No. 8 East Ninth Street
Kugeoe, Oregon
OREGON
LAND GO
WANTKD Colony to take up
625 acres; good furin laud;
adapted to diversified farm
Iiik; all In good state of cul
tivation now.
LOTS In Sin, Men's addition ti
Eugene; $275 and up; i0
down; halanco on 2 or J
years' time at T per cent.
LOTS and acreage tracts In
Hlalr Btroot addition; (50
down and terms vglven on
balance,
1700 acres of timber land;
cruises fi million feet 10
1-4 sea. t
1600 acres In California;
cruises M million feet; S45,
000 for the tract.
In
Farms
and City
Property
We
Have
omo good bargains
Come and see what we havo.
It Is no trouble to show I ho
goods.
A good Income business prop,
erty to trade for Rood timber
bind west nt Mnplelon, or
farm land adapted to slock
ralalim.
We have many bargains oil our
list. Comu In sinl si what
have. We will lie glud
to show you.
Oregon land CotiiMiiy.
Hi W illamette .St.
Mark T. Fleming, Mgr
Eugene, Oregon
Efory Woman
HHMiimmH iw
MtRVU WMrlHtg Vo
u t ta K a.
HIIIKI. MM
tHrl . I..U mtl VIAIKI. t Jf
ItUiMmrd h.A ml I tt
full Mlllllr) And illitrtioTii ib. C
tawe-INiTui rag Vv m stores
Woodward. Clarke X I'ortUad
earn
7. XsT 'W r -
It M
rt bat onf wird ilrnToTikS'sW!
dooe la lea-efbyVrkdl sj 49.'
mm icrsn Hpant OM let SUM
ol tit iuJr.tMtcn) kills the pvtv
lives lustre f 0 tht fair tM sUos
ffrn nUtt,mi prvm Ht wertk
v T?Xj&Jl!?nA99 kWv
fflrVP . M h
HrJitil dresslw ft ft Mir.
free iroa'grtiM to Itkij alia.
Ak yoflrdmalatfor tree booklet
MOVT CHEMICAL CO;
fswru. mkm J .
-J Imparls " ... f A
rare toftncjs.X v-
s beauty and dd-k "
Vi Icacy (o the skln.X IP '
' . II It Is a perfect aid toX II
beauty. restraining U
tt the ravages of un
It wind and lime. lillmlA
nates Ian. sunburn and
freckles, sallowness and
II Imperfections of the sklnA 11
II Possessing a dainty clinging! 11
II perfume exclusively lis own.l II
II it leaves a pleasing odoVl II
II rivaling Ihc sweet breath I II
II of spring, met so cmtt I II
HOWER & WOOD
Itonl Kstate and Timber Lewis
ItuncU, IVrin and City Property
Vour itrnii: rotpui-trully
millcltcd,
Hnoin 1, over Klrst Nut. Hank
Jenkins &
Starbuck
Dealers in
REAL
ESTATE
Wc arc new comers here
and arc in the
Real Estate
Business
To Do
Business
Wc have been in this busi
ness before and understand
it thoroughly. At present
we arc in correspondence
with a number of Eastern
People who arc going to
locate In this country and
if you are desirous of dis
posing of properties such
as City, Pasture and Farm
Lands, call on us. We
arc personally acquainted
with a number of these
correspondents and know
they arc comtng west. Ii
you want to SELL, list
your property with "us for
there is going to be "things
doing" in real estate that
is Listed with us.
Jenkins & Starbuck
Rocms 17 and 18
THEATRE BLOCK
lllr. Rd. Mil II IT li R J
ed the dining room, whore Miss Jes-, for a task such as the
sle Calkins and Miss Ethel Johnson . bad. Yet one cannot envy the Judges
served. Invitations were extended to i the difficult task of 8djulging a
the following: Mesdamea Btudley. ! prise In thla Instance The exhibit
Quackenbueh, Roney, Prosser. Sarah ; is one that every mother and father
Thompson. Cockerlice, K'nk. Fred : should see.
A few of Mrs. Cheshire's friends
pent this afternoon with her In sew.
ing articles for the new hospital. Mrs.
Cheshire served a dainty luncheon.
The Wednesday AfteHi&oa Whisl
Club will meet with Mrs. Jaca Wll-
Chambers, Schwarzschlld, Roome,
Booth, Bhelley, Kuykendall. Fuller,
C. 8. Frank, Yerlngton, Tollman.,
Walton, Emma Johnson, Wataon, Wll.
kins, Polders, C. Woodruff. W. W.
Calkins, Geo. Hall, Br., Freeland,
Cbarles Klsher, A. K. Patterson, RUs.
c u M . I ' . . 1 . i. ii I a u . . i i
m , . , ... I mvl iicitii, uuru, o. au vaiaias,
iuv mvn M'T'TSflOl 39 B9t eab- Adair. Lowe. Misses Cook and Marie i i,,hhv i v in .h ti meet.
rnl affairs of the Week were the Lund. ' ng 0f lta series.
mlllury evening and afternoon-given ' 0- , 1 o , -A t
byMrs. W,L,eoutlorld m- j ' Mrs. Jaca Willoughby entertained; On nxt Thursday, the 12th, will
' -I ,, . u"y friends, cm Wednesday afternoon for her sls-toccur the annual busnesa and social
Oil botn occasions mllUnry effects ter, Mra. Whltesldei of Portland. The, meting of the First Congregational
were carried out In decorations and afternoon wi mbst enjoyably spent church. Thla meeting, with Its roll
in conversation ana ine ureeaniB ui can anu giiuieriuK ui me cuun-u m.ii
lemon dolls. In the latter Mrs. Al: lly, is always a pleasant event in the
Hampton's production a Chinaman ! Ufa of the church. I
laa voted the winner of the prlie. o-- 1
The invited guests were: Mesdamesj Mrs. Adelaide Lilley and Mrs.
Van Scoy, Cloran. Stafford, Terrlll, ! Frank Page entertained Tuesday af-
Oftn Vnrun VA Phnmhprl ft W : lurnn U.roh 3H Xtrn. C ft Wil-
'"T viffH'?V d tlle no9t'"") ln receiving Taylor, Denilmore, ixwmls, Plnkerton, : loughby and Mrs. Frank Wetherbee
Kmmons, Sheldon, Calkins, Hard, ; assisted In serving. Mrs. L. E. llfl-
entertalnment. For Tuesday evening
guests were Invited for military
whlat. and tables, score cards and
manner of serving refreshments were
in keening with the mlll'ary lda.
Mrs. Russell Welch and Mm r w
and Miss Ida Watklns and Miss Veda
QiiackenhiiKh served in the dining
room. Mr. Tldball and Mrs. Iloynton
he honors In the Mmio and Mr
Link and Mrs. Ceo. Yornn
lie (onolatl()!is. The Mandolin Club
tiirnlhhcd music d'iring the evonliiK.
e invited gur-sts were: Mr. and
Mrs. Ceo. M. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. J.
W. Bliumutv. Mr. and Mrs. M. F.
Urlggs, Mr. and Mrs. I). 1,1ns Mr
ind Mrs. K. B. Mink. Mr.-and Mrs!
r'rank Cllstrap, Mr. nnd Mrs Cleo
Yoran, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Osburn
Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Bingham, Mr. and
Mrs.. Koineo Qllbert, Mr. and Mrs
Iluoy, Mr. and Mrs. 8. P. Sladden
Mr. nnd Mrs. William Pres'on, Mr
and Mrs. J. D. Buell, Mr. and Mrs. L.
R. Tldball, Mr. and Mrs. Russcl
welch, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Travis,
Mr. and Mrs. Hartley, Mr. and Mrs.
O. R. Chrlsman, Mr. and Mrs. U. E.
Bean, Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Cbambors,
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Edmunnon, Mr.
and Mrs. Hughes, Dr. and Mra. Boyn
ton, Or. and Mrs. C. W. I.nw rii-
and Mrs. O. E. Smith. Dr. and Mrs
Maurer, Cockfrllne, Al Hampton, F.
W. Osburn, 8. D. Allen, Geo. Mil
ler, Ceo. Willoughby.
o
Thursday noon the Thimble Club
met with Mrs. Ar'hi1 Livermore at
her home On East Eleventh street.
The hostess served on elaborate 1
o'clock luncheon to the club and a
ball secured the first prize in the con-
I test and Mrs. L. M. Travis the sec-
ond. The following guests were i".
vited: Mesdames L. M. Travis, !!,
R. Edniunson, John Buoy. G"o Mr-
Morran, H. D. Jones, F. W. Osburn,
E. O. Potter. J. W. Hobbs. Wm. ITes.
I ton, J. W. Quackenbush, P. K. Ham
mond. J. K. Pratt, Watson, J. Gold-
v - v... ' i ..
is a nctcssuy. sou ncea it, your wife
husband needs it, your children need it!! '
everybody needs jt. The best is
IHIO
afsap
arm
few guests, after which the after- smith, J. W. Kays. J. V. Shumate, J
noon was devoted to sewing. M. Woodruff, H. C. Mahon, E. E.
o-- : Mink, G. W. Miller. Florence n'nrt"
Mrs. A. E. Wheeler and Mrs. R. S. ett (Marshfield, W. F. Osburn, Misses
Hryson entertained the ladles Aid Dunn and -Quackenbush.
Society of the Congregational church . o
on Tuesday afternoon at the home! Mrs. W. P. Boyntou entertained
of the former. The regular election this attention for a few of the young
or orncers was postponed one month, women of telle University Y. W. C. A.
The hostess Berved dellclotiB refresh-1 o
menti. I Mrs. 3. W. Kays entertained a few
o I of her friends Friday afternoon ln
The Y. P. S. C. E. of the Congrega. ' honor of Mrs. Sykes, of Roseburg.
tlonal church will be entertained nt Sewing and conversation occupied the
the home of Mr, and Mrs. A. E. afternoon, at the close of which the
Wheeler this evening. j hostess, assisted by Miss Myrtle Kays,
Thn Avhlttlt nt lha wn.lr
n. u. iora, ur. and Mrs. C. B. Wll- public schools, now shown
lougnoy, Dr. and Mrs. D. A. Paine,
nr. and Mrs. F. W. Prentice. Mrs.
Laura Harris, Mrs. Lucy Abraraa.
On Friday afternoon Mrs. Bouders
entertalnod again In an original and
delightful way. l.lttlo Miss Joan
Welch, dresBed in tho national col
ors, mot the guests at the door. Mrs.
rreeiatid, Mra. Russell Welch nnd
Mrs. Adair received with the hostess.
An nipniutetlcal game served to
served a chafing dish supper.
the I
the The students of the high schoo'
high school, Is proving most conolu- are preparing for a burlesque county
sivery me wisaom or tne present fair to be held on Friday and Satur-
Bcnooi management. i nose or us ! day evenings of next week.
who are out of our teens are forced) o
to wish we might begin all oven Rev. and Mrs. D. C. Kellems ten
again when we see whnt the boys and i dered a recentlon to the dlvlnltv
tho girls of today are able to do with students and faculty last evening al
iiiuir uniiuK. ioie dooks irom an ineitnetr nome on Ml 1 street.
It is the best because it has the most eur.
tive merit, is the most economical cures
the most people.
It cures spring humors, bad blood, scrotal
eczema, rheumatism, when all others fail.
Buy a bottle and begin to take it today.
100 Doses One Dolk'
SarsatabS sre Homrs saroapamia in tan-1 sola fay all druirgtst
the same ciirsOva .
n. Have idontlrally mail on ircnloi of n'ri hi! f!"
There is Only One
"Bromo Quinine"
That i
Laxative Bromo Quinh
uacm n woma over to owe a oout m ok on.
grades from the first to the eighth
show at a glance the character of the
work and testify to the advantage of
bronk the formality during the early the present method of keeping all
part or tne artornoon and a cuesslnz
contest In the namea of genorals re-
suiieti in a tie for tho prim between
nlty of expressing themselves by
meuns of their hands. Not alwnvs
real artistic ability evident, but
worK together, and In this perma
nent way giving a training ln accura
cy and neatness not always possible
with the scrntch tablet system. Ab
a record for the teacher, the parent
and the pupils themselves this
Itir HII It IB a means or Observnt nn RVfttnm In pprtnlnlv wnrlh 117MI0 rf
nnd a means of expression. As for even irrxnlor lii ..rml Imran.o ' ,0-
the sewing, one must see that to ap-icent introduction is the work of the
oreclute whnt this tralnlna must I denartment of drnwlnir nnH ihnt nf
nienn to the future of many homos.
Aiier an, tne things of Krcnlest in.
terest are to be found on the first
floor of the building. Bird houses
galore occupy every available spot ln
nan ana recitation rooms, bird hou
sewing. The exhibit of drawings and
color work occupies the wall space
of the assembly room and of the
three recitation rooms on the second
floor of the high school. It Is a rev
elation of the eagerness with which
eg so varied in plan and construction I pupils have seised upon this opportu
..... . ti ui uiviii wouia certain- mat may wish to set up housekeep-
ly show no monotony, and there la I Inn .In Kiieenn llofnpa nn iir nr
surely a house for every paid or birds! these you are attracted by the fra
Mrs. Watson. Mrs. Freeland. Mm. t rmnm nt thn hpMd wKipk .,nnj. n..
Calkins nnd Mrs. Thompson. desks In one room. The mere fra-
iton aim wnite carnations decorat-1 grance la so delicious Hint one longs
The rooms were beautifully decor
ated ln the school colors and Ore
gon grape and daffodils. Misses
Minnie McMahon and Helen Greet.
assisted Mrs. Kellems In recelvinp
ana proviaea a very unique and in
torestlng art guessing contest for thf
evenings entertainment. Light re
freshments consisting of nunch. wa
fers and candy, added to the enjoy
ment and the expressions of good
will from the many guests Drove;
this to be one of the best entertain
ments of the season
o
Society Personals
Miss May Withers, of Albany,
siouuea ror a rew davs' visit with
friends here on her return from Cali-
lornia.
Mrs. I.ischen Miller leaves tomor
row on a trip to Seattle and Portland
Mrs. Miller will be gone until the last
01 mo month.
Mrs. J. F. Robinson and daughter
Helene are spending the week in
r-ortiana.
HAT WHAT YOU WANT. I
Science Hum Xmv Found, the. True
Way 10 ( lire Indigestion.
PRESPRICIPTION WAS
FILLED OFTEN HERE
OSTEOPATHY fs
BX'IEXCK OF ITS OWS
Thero are but few neonle who have
tint hani.,1 n , l
The first thing to do In the easel :.,"','.. YZ " T.-.n) " so. 01
nl IlldlKMllon nr ilnm.h ...Wr.l - ! . . " """". Dili mere
I. Id ir..notli,.i ihn Im.ni,., .n.:NKml Aulfiorlty Cilves Siinnle Km. ae..mr many who have accredit-
... ... . ..... ., ,.,,., -
of the stomach and intestines, bo I
that they will care for the food (hit
Is eaten. In no other way can this'
be done as well as by taking a Ml-1
o-na tablet before eax-h meal. Th's i
restores strength to the slonuch !
muscles and stimulates the pouriic'
out of gastric Juices, so that the food
digests readily and Ha nourishment Is
retulned In the system to build up
energy and vitality.
t'su Ml-o-na and you will have no
more sick headache, heartburn, bud
cdy for Kidney and lllnilili r Trou
ble and Tells How to Mix It
vlth being good for only those
conumons rrom which they have
been cured, or which have come un-
uit meir immeuiate nhnrv.,nnn
1 Not in frequently there Is mutual
That the readers of this paper ap- 8,lrPrise when one man who was
predate advice when it Is given In cured of eve trouble meets another
good faith Is plainly demonstrated bv who was cured of constipation The
the fact that one well-known local above is a homelv Illustration but
pharmacy supplied the Ingredients " only shows that neither was cu-
for the "vegetabe prescription" manv rlous enough to learn the possibll
times within the past two weeks. Hies of Osteopathy while being treat
Always remember the full name. Look;
for this signature on every box. 25o.
OUR CR.VCKKIt JACK
department, if one Is anjbs
than another, Is that im
to fancy crackers and bin.
Come aiid sample it. fc;
crackers in your nest tt
order. You'll find thei;.
the thing jo offer callen.fi
the things when you M
'taking "just a bite." Wet'
100 varieties but ocly
quality the best.
W IV! f:D eTITM the squari
619 Willamette St. . " Phorc Main 25.
OREGON HOME & LAND CO
Kooras 9 and 10 over Chambers-Bristow Bank
FAR
The announcement of this simple ed for their respective conditions.
aste In tho mouth, coated tongue. r,.ni,, i.h"i , , ,h "L i,A . persuaded to
spots before the eyes, sleeplessness ., ' .." " , .V.""""1 lne kZT... . . V "". ."c treatment only
and the many other symptoms thn
are tlio direct result of Indigestion '
Hull s Drug Store gives with ev"-v
0-cent box of Ml-o-na. a gunramee,
to refund the money unless the rem
edy cures.
cases
kidney com-
because a friend had been cured o"f
a like condition.
You may be one of those who do
not know that Osteopathy Is intend-
twi uiicr conn I rn ik..
So I'se to DIp I
"I hav lound out that there Is no1
use to die of lung trouble as long as
you ran get Dr. King's New Discov
ery." says Mrs. J. P. White, of Rush-
lioro, Pa. "I would not bo alive to
day only for that wonderful medi
cine. It loosens up a sough quicker
Ihnn anything else, and cures lung
msoaao even after Ike case is pro
nounced nplM. " This most re Is.
bio mined y for coughs and colds, la
grippe, asthma. bronchitis and
! hoarseness la aold nnder guarantee at
. A. Karkendall's drug store, 50c
.and II. Trial bottle froa.
you have already heard of as hav tig
been treated succxsrniiv i .... -
member that if ,he principles of O.,."
ship voi n rnoDi cw
to Hell Tower Co.. 90J Post Street.
Seattle, Wash. They always pay
I the highest market price.
W7
TAItxm SHOP HKMOVAI. XOTH'K
HcM Hi-alrr In the World.
Rev. F. Starblrd. of Mast Kmmnnrf
Maine, says: "I have used Hurklen'
Aralca halve for several vears on
my old army wound, and other otmtj.
nate sores, and find It the best h.'aler
, will be found by all his cu.tomera. tt 1" ' n,v . . k""
i Mnccess In my vetcrlnnrr hn ni"
P. S M.IVusall. the tailor, has
moved his shop from the Pratt build
ing on Willamette street to the room
one door pm of the Yerlngton dnm
store on Kant Ninth street, where be
Plaint Mid rheumatism here, reliev
ing pain and misery, especially
among the older population who a-e
buffering more or less with bladder
and urinary trouble, backache and
particularly rheumatism.
A well-known druggist asks us
to continue thn nnniiiiiii-niiini ii... timnatliv a.... -i..t.. ... M
prescription. It Is doing so much " own and a complete "vst'?m n'r
real irood here ho f.inili.,,.,. u,., i. treat In hi- ..... . "-"'em o
wauld be a crime not to do so. I, nlted as ,.h bv teiw.tTr? IT.?
mil r kh imh v.utvs nave vtHn wrmiRht. i - .
T)lt fdllliwldl? i thd nrnsli.il... I Itp If I a....n .
of slmt.le Inaredients. ' m. over r-h.h ".' eY;,0"',1Pa'h. office
harmless. Inexpensive compound, j l"hone Hlack U2fi liei?ten -T;
which any person ran prepare bv Perry street Photie Red tiu?
shaking well In a bottle: Fluid ex- " in '
tract dandelion, one-half ounce; com -1 TO CI Ilk .. (tll.H iivp
compound kargon. one oum-e; com-1 Tke LAXATIVE Hu'nu.? -I
3 .20 Acres with new 8-room house ami barn, good
mm orchard and running water, 100 acres a
gram, balance pasture and timber. $25 acrt
4J Acres with new house and barn, close to school on
Raveled road, price $1400.
I9J A res with fair iniDrovemcnts. o4 'mil indcjn
nude aa .deal place. $30 per acre.
Houses and Imj In all ports of the city
Oregon Horn & Land Co., A. A.Aoby,Mi
ds of the
pound syrup sarsnparllla. three on
es. Any rtrst class drug store will
ell this smalt amontit of each in
gredient, and the dose for adults Is
one tcaspoonful, taken after each
meal and again at bedtime. There
Is enough here to last for one week
It taken according to directions. P.ooH
results will be apparent from the first
tew aosee.
Sheep snesr'ng machines and knife
sharpeners. New model Jnu receiv
ed. C1I.VMHKHS HARDWARK CO.
I'rle S cents at V.
drug store.
A. KuykendaU's
Tab ets ....... ...... . '
" fn, tocure'w 'GHOVFs:'
nature Is on each box. j"c
bread ..'.be piT1 . "4 h"'""l
xrraa aid. For sale at Otto's,
-etita, ne Just "-W
CHAMRKRS HARDWARE CO.
rion't lall t
their eos x.,.
trpheitm. The ,-
", n" is well ,,
Jhe be.niitif,,! h.m.p
e'.V flllll!!v.
farkers In
,' ' at the
Lite ,-f i!,e
'e, M ;, ,
life of the -.
ipy
$1.20persg
i
A Home Product and Bet
tcr Than Most Imported
nour. Ask Your Dealer
For It.
Freh irron eMl In Imi1
CHAM11ER3 IIVKllWAliK CO.
Wamer ie
der at Morris'
i.eave or-
For br chambers n
""ic S-.ure
r '
tf
araare Co. i
' vr-Honn. iiaa tullllwn.
Plan
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