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THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD, WKD-N'KHDAV, Jl'NK 10, J008
CUSES
BLOOD POISON
A SAFE HOME TJREATMENT
In S. S. S. nature has provided a certain, saf?, home cure for Contagious
Blood Poison. It is a medicine made entirely of roots and herbs of recog
nized blood-purifying value, and is the one medicine which is able to get
down to tl?e root of the trouble and remove every particle of the virus, and
at ie sametime benefit and build up the system and general health. No
harmful effects ever follow its use, as is so often the case when strong min
eral medicines are used. As soon as the system gets under the influence ot
S S. S the disease begins to improve, and when the remedy has thoroughly
'purified the blood and driven out every trace of the poison, no signs of the
trouble are ever seen again. The general manifestations of Contagious
Blood Poison such as falling hair, copper-colored spots, ulcerated mouth and
throat, sores and ulcers, etc., are merely symptoms of the poisoned condi
tion of the blood, and in most cases respond quickly to local treatment,
while S. S. S. is doing the necessary work of cleansing the blood. Our
"Home Treatment" book is of great assistance along this line. It is a
complete guide for treating the trouble, containing institutions for the
dillerent stages of the disease, and ai-o valuable. suggestions about the local
treatment, that will be most helpful in tfleeting a en.e. We will be gh'd
to send a copy of this book, free of charge, to any who desxe it, and if
special medical advice is wanted our physicians will take pleasure in sup
plying it without cost to the patient. If y.u are suffering; with Conta
gious Blood , Poison you can cure yourself in the ;.'!va;-v of vuur own home
by the use of S. S. S., an absolutely safe rent-"-
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lit.'adin, lioinil'-' Jiak"V.
I'ri-fiMitatloii of the moinoriul, I
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Siiiik. 'Fairyland Waltz." H'-lcn
Kovl, llotinic l!:tl!or, Helen VanlJuyn,:
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C haraefers !n orrier ol appearanre.
.Tallies, servant Hertle Until
I'eKy. Servant Hearl Kvet't
C'lttris Sweeney
Tom Lawrence, nephew
Ilea Chandler
ID 2 ' I'.Utiithe, daughter .... Laurel Innian
Amy, ilaiiKMI"r Helen Koyl
W'itmla. eoniUn I-'ity Clark (
Ue( rohhie. Amy s suitor
'I (Iwynn ittson
i")r. (trls, itlanehe'K suitor....
.Arthur Stillman
ACT 1 Major Rathvay's Home
morning.
ACT J I Same.
rl'lte Senioi1 Class
Following Is the personnel r,f the
Retfe' fl.'iH this ye.:ir:
Itonnle Mae linker
Wendell Carey Harbour
Harold Cedrie llfnn
10! hoi draco Beelie
I'an.-y llellu Ilei-he
Mary Ileltjlinw
l.nela lOimenia Cantpliell
Chesler Itussell C'hrisinan
l''ay Chirk
Tiaror.1 II. Cnr'I;er!!no
T.UH, Oakes Citrrett,
l-'rl'xla (loldsmilli
Celln. HnKer
Kllt'iibetlt Howe
Hlcnn llnnler
llmlly I.anrel Innian
Karl KiitK
Helen Mabel Krtv)
Winifred Kellv '
Miiliel .lev I.nne
iviniei VVebsiiM- Alittlmll
,1'ihn W. Motley
HerluM't M. Hnnnie
Villiatn Ailelbrrt ltuth
I ' ;ti)i rtn tl Salisbury
Klsa Sinslelnry
Arthur li. SHllninn
Viliiftin V.. St. .lohn
"inry I'b'-is Sweeney
".-arl . Sweet
1 'elen Van Hnvi)
i'ra?p K. Warner
: I i:h liar.l Cwynn Watson
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come borne tonight to find your trunlts
packed and you dressed and ready to
leave mo forever"
His voice broke, and for a moment
Mrs. Slerrlmau Keeme:o waver; then
she again picked up the suit case wltU
determination.
'Til wrnc,'' she sttid. "from moth
er's." And so lie was forced to let her go.
lie stood for some time ou the front
steps In the rulu, watching the cab as
it was swallowed up by the grflyness,
and then he went Into the empty
house.
Kvurytliing scorned to speak to him
of roily, of their two- happy years of
married life. There was the mission
furniture In the library, the fascinat
ing Ixvikcai-'c.s ,with leaded glass, tho
books that they had read together, the
motto over the fireplace on which they
had limited night after night when the
lamp was out mid only the tlames light
ed the dimness of the big room. Tltvre
was lint be left the library behind
him and went upslaiis. only to be re
minded again and tenia of Tolly as
lit tripped ever her '1 erkish gold cm-hroidere-rslippers
"n tb" threshold of
her pink and while imodi and noted
her frilly dressing g-iwn S'etg across
a chair, her cut k!:i.-s bettles on the'
chiffonier, her, Ivory brushes on the
dressing table.
A sudden thought tame to him. Why
fj : 1 1 1 she left these tilings behind?
She had been elaborately I"--1:1ns the
big Iruel; when be came In that after
noon. "I'll reed for it later." she had
Informed him nml had crushed the re
maining arlh-Ies inie her snit case.
Why hadn't she t::':eii her brushes
Why hadn't she laUen her dressing
gown? Why w-ere the slippers left?
As ti dav.iii::g ihoir'ht came to him
his face brightened. He went over ttt
the trunk and lifted it. It was so light
that he moved It easily. Then he sat
down ou tho floor deliberately and
pi-'ketl the lock and opened it. It was
tni'ply. ,
Still mulling, he; went over 'to tho
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Having packed everything iulo a suit
case that could lie crowded therein,
Mrs. Merrluiiin said, "1 am ready,"
with the air of one being led to the
eitake.
Iter husband, watching her gloomily
from the top of n trunk, siild politely,
"At least you will wait until tho show
er Is over?"
"No," said his wife, with decision: "1
wish to go at onco."
"ltut" began tho gentleman on the
trunk.
"At once," Mrs. Merrlman reiterated,
and her husband's gloom relaxed sud
denly Into u smile.
"Oh, roily." he said, "you look so
funny when you try to bo stately."
She gasped.
"Will you kindly order nty cab?"
MeiTliiuin slid down from the trunk.
"I'll do anything," he said miserably,
"If you will only tell me why you nre
going."
ltut Mrs. Mcrrimnn had picked up
Aie suit case, the weight of which
made her sag dreadfully to one side.
"Let me carry that," her husband in
sisted. "It's too heavy for you."
ltut she clung to It desperately.
"I might as well begin to bear my
bui'deus alone," she said, "for I shall
have to do It hereafter."
"(h, piille." saitl Merrlman and thou
begged pardon, like a gentlemnu. "I
know how you hate slang, roily," he
said. "1 should not forget."
"It Is rather late," his wife reminded
ti i tu, "to .be couslderate ot my feel
ings." "Oh, plf" her husband began, ami
then he stopped. "I'll telephone tor the
cab at onco."
When he hud gone Mrs. Merrliunu
sat down on the suit ease and sighed.
Tho severity died out of her counte
nance and was succeeded by a sweet
seriousness. "Oh, dour!" she murmur
ed. When Morrluttin came up to an
nounce the cub, however, she was
standing at the window looking nut.
"It Is mining very hard," Merrlman
said. ''1 wish It might Induce you"
She turned around with uplifted
hand. "Net another moment," she
said, "w ill I sta.'Qn this house."
Merrlman crossed the room quickly.
-l oiiy. ne tie iiinuiicu sternly, wiiv
lB A,.,.. I.... ..r ti,ia wl..... i i..Sr
for the otllce this morn lug you were
the same sweet wife Ohavo nlwny?
kiuiwu-everj t'.Qg wus the same. I
AS II1S GAtil'llO IN ASTONTMi;vr I'DI.l.Y
oi'i-'iiin iiLU i.vi:s.
closet and threw the door wide open.
It was full of l'elly s cluthes.
Evidently l'oliy was coi-.fing back.
Willi a lutml at case, he rei.:r:ic,i ij
the libr.uy and pi, pared tit wait i'-jr
her. Willi a bee!; a::d :. cvar a:nl the
comi'iu-t
Ids
Ki ya nv t ip : iii tjs ii u lilv a u v i nm rr "-,t
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I ie. P,.irt. She will take- pleasure in explaminj; th.? sup-ior.
I ity of Henderson & Li i'.'inc.-sse front laced corsets in a way that will appeal tox-very
I woman vho is a lovr f r;ood dress.
.11 C ' l - J . - .1 I I.K., ,.l,-.T!r,,Om,-, tbf-i 1itAr-t o,. 1 U.,. -l ' . aa
y I ne iroiu laceu iiin.,c;is aie tuc Lunniiicmun ui mc laicsuaiiu uei kio is m corrtt
& fashion. They produce results not heretofore round poss'.ble in other cornets
l'he front laced corset remodels the figure, giving it a perfectly moulded back
a giving it classic lines ot grace and symmetry ana tne long tapering curves which are
li so artistically beautiful when accurately produced, and at the same time, they reduce
I die figure, giving it the flattened front and slender hip
I effect.' They lessen the waist by lengthening not com-
pressing. The froat laced corsets arc absolutely hygienic
and have the en
dorsement of the
leading physicians
and dressmaker?. ,
We carry a com
nleteline of the new-
)i est styles in back
"laced corsets, in
medium and high
bust, long, flattening
back' and snug hip
effects. Be sure to
visit our corset de
partment v hen
Mine. Burt h with
tne It i.to
would jiass tii.icldy. L.in H did n n.
pans quickly, lie'i.iissed i'.il!;.- awful
ly, niitl be grew very .serious as he
thuti.ulit hat It laight mean if she
should never conic back. And in lite
terror of that thought he went to the
telephone and cubed up Tolly's mother.
Tolly's mot her, answering sleepily,
said Unit To!l.rwas not there, had not
boeu there, and It was midnight. Why
was he tasking her? What had hap
pened to Tolly what?
Mcrrlinan quieted her fears, l'oliy
was out and was late getting home,
lint, of course, nothing hail happened.
And then he hung up the receiver.
But he could net quiet his own fears,
l'oliy had never been so late. Terhaps
Hie cabman wasn't trustworthy. Ter
haps oh, there were so many dreadful
possibilities.
lie stumbled upstairs to get ids
street coat. IIo would go out into the
night and look for her; he would
hunt up that cabman; he ami then lie
slopped dead still on the threshold of
the pink and white room, for there in
the big chair, with her shilling hair
falling nil about her, with the gold
embroidered slippers peeping from be
neath tho folds of the frilly dressing
gown, was1 Tolly, fast asleep!
And pinned to the top of her chair
was a placard on which In big letters
ivns written:
"April Tool:"
As he gasped lu astonishment Tolly
opened her eyes.
"April fool," she smiled sleepily.
"How did you get In?" ho demanded
us he ciiine und stood over her.
"I hud the cabman drive me for four
blocks, and then he drove me back,
and I slipped through the dining room
window. 1 left It open on purpose. I j
had expected to run right lu and con- i
fess that 1 was fooling, but when I
came up and found the trunk open I I
thought I d stay hero and let you won
der a bit. And then I went to sleep,
and that's all," said pretty Tolly.
"Oh, Tolly," her husband reproached
her, "how could you how could you
Joke on such a serious subject?"
"I wanted to see h6w you would
act," Tolly told blm, "If you thought I
was going to leive yiM."
"ltut" W.t voir ery storu.
"I wanted to jet et." Tolly sat tip
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Everything Goes In Eugene, Orsgon,
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1st Monthly Market Day
1 st Annual Horse Show Parade and
Merchants' Bargain Day Carmval
Bring in your horses and cattle you want to sell. Max
Zimmerman, the Midway St. Paul Auctioneer, has heen
hired, by .the merchants, no commission charged. Band
Concerts, Grand Horse Show Parade, Public Weddings
and the Better Bargains by the merchants who display
Booster Cards ever heard of in the state of Oregon. Bring
in the whole family, all the kids and the hired girl. Re
member the day and the date, Saturday, June
saltl his
me tiitj I'Jdt;
inn! loV, i.
ami talkeil i':et. "Yef nicuilH'r In:
yenr. iloli. Yen cunie liome tuel t.-
!:.'.! I'alli'.l anil ih.it y.
l:.e;:ev. Yoll v.r -, 1
see it' 1 c".'.M lee ye n If jo-i ,
poor, nn.l tli.'ii yen toltl mo It
April fool." O
ilerrlnian looi.ed crestfallen. " I fe
to! Ihil.be Ml.H.but-.; "O
"And whit is lauce for the cc.om I
same for the gamier,
serenely.
"Yes, It It," Meri'Iinan admitted r.ic-v
iViiy an lie tirow his wife Into his arms,
"luit I thinl; we'd lietter lot smji Jokes
alone In future, sweetheart. It hurts
j too much, you know."
I Tolly put till her lips to he kisij?-l.
I "Ycq it does." she whispered "I c.rTue
(p lira i Rivim; In when you Iv.oked
i nnser.inle."
i "(Hi. Tolly, how could you?"
i holding her close. And Tolly, reoent
I ant and tioautiful, confessed in ti O'ar:
"It was liecnuse I was a little April
fool, Hob. We arc both a pair of April
fools."
H. H. McVAY !GEOK.MUNR0
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