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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 8, 1908)
o VCll. 1CEMMT, o o 1 6 1 rr 5 d EV tat! tlOOS ivfll-' ".OB' TS. uohd Groceries S e iiiuvhiq E, DODGE to Scobert& Dodge Wells and Pure, Whole some Water ccc E. KILBORN $atirfcdiGMrtwd 557 Htjjh twt u ft, OF MUSIC OF THE UKVWSTY OF OREGON w. IV a CI l Miss Alary jviutf,hi uwuh jKsEviStinsen (Erenneman, cacataier, jweei; Mf . Le Pot Gtsne (Serdt) Liteta CuspMl Us Vd Quacktokmli, MUi Ina WaeUiu Weisonabl Facnhy Exerioo4 8,1MB I. M. GLEN, 1 I notang food Ikrekutioa JdClgar is a illtiinkingmen Ae best 10c rot GEO K.MUNROE -& HOUSrUR-MSHEA STOVES RANGES FURNITURE -. 67 West Eigata St.. TTe bare everything for the kit chen. AH sorts of pots and pans la metal and granlteware. , All tha little contrivances that make cooking a pastime Instead ef a drudge yon will find here. Telephone Red SB7S. EUGENE .OREGON HALL SHUMWAY Ftajabtag ue Bearer Wejek. Alee general Jobbing ia Ha aad heet lroa work. Irsa wrk promptly attended, te. Oerry a fin Haa at jlntnMiig Rxtares Phone Black 1S71. 7 aad Oak Ma. tae system aet like a flrabmad an nerres of wowm, sfteu driving fairly frantic: 6 A bottom, irritable, woman is a 5Ue,y not onIv t hwaeli, taj to all trwwho come tinder bar JaflrieBca. Tkat such conditions tan eartrser ovtema by taking tYDf A E. P.NKHAM'S Is pnrrea by the ionowwig Wtrtsio. w. Mary Wood, of (CrwdaBa, Venn, writae to Mr. Itnicbjim : I had the wornt fom of feml arwnMee and lay aervea were all tora to places ; soatetiaaea I awffered as ami tW it evened aa tasugk I eewld aotrlro. " I bf to tk Lydia & Fina T Cowaona aad bow I eallfke a eMSSaraat person. Yewmedi 1m ia we-rth Its weight la gotd, and I sane say eemngh fr yowr advice." Utfis. Watkca Wilson, Thompsoa wrk, Com, writes to lira. Prukhaas : 1 " I vm at ran down, aerwatta, aad aamld at aest aijata. BaeUra fttfled to W an. Le-ela B. rUaug'i Yae Jaba Oeaaaoaad natorad ate to peattet hwaHk." VMTB lwM! MK 1 Fo irty ywm Idi K. Pink ham's YaftHle ConiixwiiiA, Ma4 fcn roots and hri, hu koe Mia atajayJftTd MMdy for female fila. and baa jWHwWrety winvl bhorwAsdn of wofttmn wbe hTa been tronblad with altaplaoeajf nta, iRlammnHon, uleera fcvoai, Irrttilaritiea, penodlo pains, bakacha. "VThy don't yon try it t Mrs. Ptitkhftaa InrltM all stek womaai te write hr for advice. Wt haa fnildnel thotiHands te Siaaltfh. Address, Lynn, Mass. . Eviry neman laiawnavaaaaa aieua new ft1 t warlBrfU I HAJHTt mcf Sprey I Ik MW ThImJ IrraaM. nfM Mtaniiiiwtt, aTaiiiriraW i oaiT laarMal Brag u.. a atena. WaawarC Oartaa O-. Parttaa SKHINERS LOUD IN THEIR PRAISE OF EUGENE The Shrin.'rs returned fr.mi En- praise for Eugene, saya the Journal rrom the moment of the arrival of the Fortland special In the co!leR, 'own. at noon Saturday. urtil the time of its departure Snnclar nwrn Ins. the tlsltora were treated with ev err courtesy ,nd the warmest hoepl 'alltT, so that a general vote of thanks and appreciation were passed A beautiful little town" every one pronounced lt. Automobiles ware kept bu.y all day showing the nsltors about. The objective point was the state university, and the Tleltora went throush the building In crowds and expressed openly their aurprlse at the "tent of work shown there. They were pleased with the Improvements which have been net on foot there elnoe the llftlne of the referendum on the rnirerslty appropriation, ln atmctors and atudenta were In the varlmis departments to show the vis itors about, aince the fall work will not beeln for two or three weeks -Pity the VtcHnw Dr. Homer I. Keeney was one of the Portland visitors, and he express ed his unbounded delisht on learning that Professor John Straub. of the Greek department, was to be one of the Initiates. "I have been waiting for ten years to pet even," said the doctor delightedly, with sad remin iscences of his Greek Yerbs when he was a student at the University or Oreeon. And It Is whiBpered that the young doctor lost no chances. Judge Lawrence T. Harris, circuit Judge for the Second district, came in for his share or honors, and Dr. Llttlefleld. of Ncwberf. and Dr. Davis, of Al bany, were also marked men. A number or the candidates went up on the special and life was made a bur den to them. There were 20R Shrlners who left Portland Saturday morning, and SO were picked up enroute to Eugene. The day was full of excitement, with iehtseelng throtifhont the day, the parade at 1 o'clock, following a busi ness meeting, and the Initiation In the evening from 8 to 11, when a ban quet was served In a neighboring hall during most of the night. This spec ial dispensation meeting was so suc cessful and so much enjoyed that the Shrlners are planning another for Ashland in about two months. 4MV8iBlTlJ The lovers of Wean luir.isement lave an opportunity to see the ureal Play of the hour. -Her One tlrent Mil.' next Saturday. September 12 when this success of two continents will be presented nere bv n excel lent company headed by Miss Flor ence Stanley, a clever und charming actress of extraordinary ability. The play is one of great human Merest and reaches the right spot, being clean in construction and full of excellent comedy and there Is a pretty love story handled in a new way by the author. A I'ayhig Inreetmrnt Mr. John White, of 38 Highland avenue, Houlton, Vie., says: "Have been troubled with a cough every winter and spring. Last winter I tried many advertised remedies, but the cough continued until 1 bought a BO-cent bottle of Dr. King's New Dis covery. Before that was half gone the oough was all gone. This winter the same happy result has followed; a few doses once more banished the anneal cough. I am now convinced that Dr. Klag'a New Discovery is the best ef all cough and lung remedies." Sold under guarantee at W. A. Kny kendall's drug store, 50c and l. Trial bottle free. HOIS Pl'ltK rHlS AM) DKKiS AT (iKXKVA Geneva. Sept8. The Tutted btatea is to have a conspicuous pnrt In the deliberations of the first in ternational congress for the repres sion of the adulteration of alimentary and pharmaceutical products, which convened In Geneva today for a week's session. The congress la held nnder the auspices of the White Cross association, which is Intended to be complimentary to the Ited Cross Society. Dr. Harvey. W. Wlly, chief of 'the bureau of chemistry of the Depart ment of Agriculture, heads the offi cial delegation from the I'nlted State. Reports of Dr. Wiley's scien tific experiments to determine the relative values of articles of food and drink had preceded him and at the opening of the congress today he was one of the most prominent fig ures. Dr. Wiley will present three papers to the congress. These will deal with the purpose and working of the Kood and Drug Act. the ad visability of excluding chemical pre servatives from all food products, and the Importance of securing, through an international congress, uniformity in definition of adulter ations of foods and drugs. PARKWKM, ET.crn.moV TO AHTVPORT SKPTEMI1FR IS The Southern Pacific Company will give Its farewell reduced rate excur sion to Newport Sunday, September 13. The fare for the round trip from various 'points will be aa fol lows, which Is lesa than oae fare: From Cottage Grove. ja.SO; from Creswell, 2.60; from Eugene. S8.B0; from Irving, $3.60; from Junction City. $2.50; from Harrlsbnrg, $3.50; from Halsey, $3.50; from Shedd, $3; from Tangent, $1.S0; rrom Albany, $1.50; from Corvallla, $1.50. Ideal autumn weather marks the close ot Newport's most brilliant and successtul season. "Do In at the rinlsh" Sunday at Newport. A. J. GILLETTE, Local Agent. cow Kino. Alfalfa meal. At Bailey'a. Tenth and Willamette streets. Paena led 1S21. HASOI.IXR WOOD SAWIXO Cell np Phone Main 33 or Farmers !. R. A. Mattzan. tf ITT N 17 VL A11 ,hc wcck wc offer vcry lOe lliVV special values in Ladies' TTall ClnriAc Ncw Fal1 Suits- Drcss and T dll . VjUUIIS StrKt SkirtSf Waists and Silk Petticoats Children's, Misses' and Ladies' New Fall Coats, in a big range of styles, materials and price. $6.00 Silk Petticoats, special $4.90 This lot of Silk Underskirts arc good value at the regular price $6.00, black only, a special bar- 1 A Q r gain at our special sale price V TPe7 J Another lot silk $3.00 values in en petticoats at-. O.U brown only $6.bU We offer exceptional values in Fine Silk Petficoats--$6.75 to $18.00 Ladies' Fine Tailored Suits $25.00 Values for $14.85 Others at $18.50, $22.50 and $20.50, they arc usually priced at from $27.50 to $40.00 Two Special Values Compare these two values with any thing you've seen this season and then decide (or yourself the advisability of visiting; our Coat and Suit Depart ment. The style, warkmanship aad quality are unsur passed. The prices are in keeping with our policy of giviagf the customer the best possible value. Made of fine quality broad- cleth, cardinal,alue or brown lined yoke and sleeves, sale price.. $10 This beautiful broadcloth coat is full satin Hned,extra large sweep, faced with ri e silk braid, colors.. S J NEWLAND'S EUGENE BARGAIN SHOP Best enalltv tents all al.es. CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. How to Jrt Strong P. J. Daly, ot 13 47 Weet Congress street, Chicago, tells ot a way to be eome strong. He anys: "My moth er, who is old and was very feeble, Is deriving so mnch benefit from Elor Irle Rltters that I feel it Is my duty to tell those who need a tonic and strengthening medicine about It. In my mother's case a marked gain In flesh haa resulted, Insomnia has been overcome, and she Is steadily growing stronger." Electric mtters quickly remedy stomach, llror and kidney complaints. Sold tinder guarantee nt W. A. Kuykendall'a drug alore. 60c. HOOD HAWING. John M. P. Dixon, sncceesor to V . E. Hoddy. All wood sawed to gunu-. For prompt sorvlce phone lilac c 3313. 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Why not commence rl n i . . . r . :ii L: at the office of the Eugene Real bstate 6c Investment ampany ; wc wm ma vi mu, TwU, o.iww and start ym on the road of success. 'gene Real Estate and !Se2!Ha4 . I ''raraii iVi -in 1- a Vrft&ZfZtat, 550 Willamette Street. Investment Company Phone "Mdin 78" o o o o ,av'a
