Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, October 06, 1908, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Texto O TIITJ ETGEXE DAILT GrARI. TTKSIIAV. MTnilKK . 1HW II I I rAs- goajBsnotho cotic ma YOEK. C1TEX AWAY rite and Bohemian ; ,j til sire the entire : bird and thirty-five j jste of Bohemian :y purchase amount- m we will give one dttKBit ware. The at these goods run i jm njtil every piece Watts'. 1 1 ' Tor Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years GUSTO TMI CKNTkUH OOMHHTi MKWVOHH CITY. is gone. Optical work Is Included. I J. O. WATTS. Tlii TT-fn-i1nto Jfwppj nnrl On. An fii out our lines of ! tlclnn Car. 9th & Willamette. urenstomers. Wltnj Kodol Is a combination of the nat- iliorupto iu we; ,lrai digestive juices and It digests all classes o( food, so you see that It will do the work that the stomach it self does. Sold by all druggists. H.50. 1 Oregon outKms ana pennants at tt iuslaw jravenstein Apples i DODGE'S Successor to Scobert & Dodge West 8th Street r1 I IHHMIflllltMH IselGRAND PROGRAM "When Women Meet.' "Veterans of War." "So .More Servnnts." "Peasant and l'rinw." "I'nrlc's Itejecteil Present." "Mwaitalns o Were, rYunce." SCNG3 BY MISS DUIN "I l.-:ve Von, (ilrlio." "r.iuc Eyes." Even;ns Pertormance 7:45 and 9 p. m AU,5SATS 10c. t-tan. '! MBBBBiBISHBiMlissaBBMBQKf ' rtans Are Here THE EXCEL IRON pothers in Price and. Quality Yvm for $3.50 Elc Erigineermg Co. "'uuieuc otrcct Z :t?1-7;Fixtures nlfln kinds cf -u maenmery. BUILDING PERMITS WERE LIGHT If) SEPTEMBER TWO ll'SINKSS UUH'KS STIHTKI IN' THAT MONTH W'll.I. 1K11HK IV tH-rlli:ii FO. TI N'tJS M A N V It KS 1 1 tKM'KS STAltTKI) LAST MONTH. The hiiildlnKs started In Sojuom lier for which permits were issued aggregate 4 4,00(1 in cost of construe tion. This Is a liulit month. Imt the total would have reached nearlv Mvu.uuit had permits b-en issUt.,l last month for the Dimn-Wiikiiis three story brick on West Kmhth street and the Hovey two-storv brick on West KiKhth and Olive streets These buildings were started In September but permits have nrt vet been issued for them. They will inure In the October footings. The permits is sued by Building Inspector McFar land for the month were as follows: Fred Kali, residence Woodcock av enue and 21st street, $r00. J. M. Woodruff, residence, corner i 10th and Jefferson street. $20O. i C. W. Cochran, cottase, eirneri 10th and Adams, $."no. 1 S. X. Gibson barn and residence, 12th between Lincoln and Lawrence, $1,000. F. S. Dunn, repairs on residence, $1 :,rt. H. F. Mersdorf, cottase on Ferry St., between 12th and 13 street. tl.'.OO. F. C. Sumner, cottaue Woodcock avenue between ISth and 19th street. 1800. M. Byrne, cottace, corner Pearl and 16th street, $1000. E. Johnson, residence Oak street, between 12th and 13th street, $3000. C. W. Semmes, stone bungalow, corner 3rd and Adams, $1000. J. C. Pennington, residence 4th street between Monroe and Adams, $1000. C. J, Buley, addition to residence. Madison street between First and Clark. $500. C. Sylvester, addition, residence, comer 1st and Madison, $500. Mrs. M. A. Haynes. Cottage west 6th street, near Van Buren, $500. Ci. M. Lakin, store. East Sth SUFFERED WITH ECZEMA 25 YEARS Limb Peeled and Foot Was Like Raw Flesh Had to Use Crutches, and Doctors Thought Amputation Necessary Montreal Woman Writes of Cure Seven Years Ago. BELIEVES LIFE SAVED BY CUTICURA REMEDIES "I have been treated by doctors or twenty-five years for a bad case c eczema on my leg. They did their best. Due lauea to cum n. My doctor had ad vised me to have my leg cut off, but I said 1 would try the Cuticura liemediea first. He 6aid. " Try them if you like, but I do not think they will do any good. ' At this time my lei; was peeled from the knee, my foot was like a piece of raw flesh, and 1 lino to wnlk on crutches. 1 bought cake of Cuticura Soap, a li c,f Cuticura Ointment, and a bottle of Cuticura Pills. After the first two treatments the swelling went down, and in two months my leg was cured and the new skin came on. Tim doctor could not believe bis own eyes when he saw that Cuticura had cured me and said that he would use it for bis own patients, 1 used two cakes of Cuticura Soap, three boxs of Ointment, and five bot tles of Resolvent, and 1 have now Ixvn cured over seven years, and but for the Cuticura Itetnedies I might have lost mv life. I have lots of grand children, and thev are frequent users of Cuticura. and I always recommend it to the manv peon1"" whom my busi ness lirinirs to mv house every ilay. Mrs .1-in-Hnptisto lienaud. clairvoy ant, 2'.. M-ntana St., Montreal, Que., Feb. 20, I'J0." SLEEP FOR BABIES Rest for Mothers. Instant relief and refreshinK sleep for ikin-tortured tallies, and ml for tired fretted mothers, in warm bath with Cuticura .Soap and fcrntle anoint uips with Cuticura Ointment, the great skin cure, and purest oi emouieum. CuUrors SP (!.). cutl- "T"V !i s.,4 ih'muJi, ,ut thP irW l"" " -,'" i"11 i Appreciates smoking good ; cigars. It gives him relaxation : The Mount Hood Ci;ar is i fcsverite among .1'.! thinkir.gmen : It is positively the ccst lOci Cigar on the market G I street, between lliah and Mill, t! Mrs. S. E. Patterson, huniz.t: corner l."'h ami Pearl, C'lwi. W. Il, Itotuuson. bungalow, u r Park tr, ei and OrSLm avt ll.Mio. Mrs W. Fox. residence. 13th iweeii Kerry and Mill, $250. li. L. tlarden, bungalow. On. avenue, between 14th and llth ! eon. It. Yers;le. addition to res.. W. near Van ituren. ft 000. K. T. Withrow, ettae. wt ' between Van Ituren and ll'.air. t". E. C. Keller, cottage, corner and Adams. Jlflflo. Misses E. aud X. Chase, bungalow, corner Pearl and 3rd streets, liv.o, W. A. Hell, residence West i.th Street, between Lincoln and Law rence, $3450. Mrs. J. M. Shelly, residence 1'. arl between 11th and 12th. $2500. .1. L. IMIIard, residency Ferry street between Sth and llth, $1 i. O. M. Foster, residence East U'th between Alder and Hilyard. li.'ont. II. H. Sondblost. residence Fair mount Boulevard between Moss and College avenue, f loOO. E. A. Taylor, addition to residence, corner 3rd and Jefferson, $500. Mrs. C. M. Scofield, bungalow, corner llth and Washington. $1500. .1. Keller, residence corner 5th and Jefferson, $1000, J. liel.ay, resilience Alder street between 12th and 13th, $2000. J. K. and J. H. Yates, addition to rooming house. East 7th street, be tween Oak and Pearl, $1000. S. E. Elliott, barn alley between 5th and 6th streets, $5rto. J. Jacobs, barn and warehouse, Charneltou st., between "th and Mh, $500. U. M. Day. repairs to store, corner Tth and Willamette streets, $250. Smith & Osterhaudt Pinning Mill. East Sth between High and Mill, $1000. W. O, Heckart, bungalow between llth and 12th, $1S00, E. H, Mummy, woodhouse Alder Street between th and lOlta, $125. Total, $44.S25. Persons desiring permits can olv tain them of V. McFarland, 563 Char nelton Street; first door south of the Eugene Laundry on West Eighth Street. HARTFORD'S NEW BRIDGE COMPLETED Hartford, Conn.. Oct, 6. With the firing of a national salute ami the ringing of hoi Is throughout the city. Hartford this morning entered upon a period of throe days juhilarton in eelehratKm of the completion of the new bridge spanning the Connecticut river, which is said to be one of the largest and most artistic structures of its kind to be found anywhere in the country. The city has put on gala attire in honor of the event and handsome electric arches have been erected at the bridge approaches. Visitors are here from many points In Massa chusetts, Connecticut and Rhode Is land to witness the celebration. The programme provides for several pa rades, historical pageants and tab leaux, a water carnival of yachts and motor boats, a general Illumination of the city and one of the finest dis plays of fireworks ever seen in New England. BIG GAME NUMEROUS AROUND I V SON Sperial Crresnnmlonre.) Ivlson, Oct. 5. Hears seem to be very plentiful out here this season. There are several abandoned or chards around here anil nearly nil arc visited more or less by the bears, as they also are partial to Slnslaw ap ples. A few nltthts aco the Vaughn brothers set a trap in the Itullwer or chard below here and next morn inn on visitin;: the Iran f ntnd an old fe male hear In It. They are now i rap ping for another larae one in an or chard on No;!. The hoys s:iid the hie animal looked pretty fi.-rce in the trail. She was caim.it by the liimi font. It took two sli .ts with a .4 4 to brine It down. I. ok out for more bear stories. NOIMtMV SPAISKII Kidney Troilbli Women, x ii( nu t, Kuueiie .Men Old anil VoilllK Kidnev Ills seize old and youns alike. ' Come quickly and with Mttlc warn- '"children suffer In their early yea rs Can't control the kidney secre tion.'. Girls are languid, nervous, suffer pain. Women worry, can't do daily work. . , , l..n hira lame an I ai hltlK harks I The cure for man. woman oi I child Is to cure tlte can.-- mo- I ne Iioan's Kidney Pi"s sirk kid- I neys nil forms of kidney suffer- t tire inc. Kllltell" Mrs. J. r n-e stt testlmonv pr -v.-s It. A MfKlnuev. '. I-avr-eet. K'lir-T.e. Dr., says: al years I ad attacks of kidnev troulil S I times, ant re rel.tly It llllf mo nte. There more or less Ir-lncj-i Iteitia In- was iiaeKa' iie asio regularity "f the k dined to try Doan's Kidney j'tiis i iliiio-t from the first found reiief fit in d-.se. The hai-k' h -i -.. ) Hi I I felt better H f. lt better at.d rikr.T. As 1 i y h nipfom -fj. j:iir ;tv' h:t'l ttif-ir n--' mi bit dcip: uf our f..i-; from -i ,. hv all .v of my t: ni'iniirfi i,.-v I'iiJ I'rlri. :.. : t-i.Mi:i:KS i: it;v uik vn. Vl. f'J. CIIAMMKi I R. Vers!,. a.WiHon n, re... W. :!h B , "vMt kf-Wnfl lU" r&TMHN? feat -SiCMj i ix".-vv:X 11 the flue You rcce intense, dirert liral from esety ounce ol lucl burned" there are na damp chimneys or long pipes to waste the heat Irom a PERFECTION Oil Heater (Equipped Willi Smokeless Device) Carry H Irom room la room. Turn the wick high or low no bother no smoke no sinrll automate mokelrss device prevents. Brass lunl holds 4 quarfc, burns 9 hours. Beautifully linU(tl in nickel or fapan. Every heater warranted. B Th ie PaTAj T ,.imn "3 a light to read ov just what you want ior the Ijk evenings. Made ol brass, nickel plated latest im proved cenlral draft burner. Kverv lamp warranled. II your dealer cannot supply the IVrlrclion Oil Healer or Rayo Lamp write our nearest agency. STAM1AUO OH. I OHI'AS V A New Set of airs i Why do you hare OLD SHABBY CHAIRS In your home, when you can make them GOOD AS NEW for only 60e J A can ot Chlnaniel will work wonders in your home. See that the Chinaman Is on every can. See our west show window, SR TO SKK OI K XKW WALL I'AI'KK 16-18 West Seventh St. OVERTON rfon raper ana rainc m The First. National Bank OF EUGENE, OREGON Invites your account, whether large or small. Your business trill receive prompt, accurate and confidential atten tion. SAVE DEPOSIT IIOXKS KOH ItKVT T. G. HENDRICKS.. Preeldent. S. B. BAKIN, Vlce-Prealdent. P. E. SN'ODGRASS, Cashier. DAHWiN UHISTOW, Assistant Cashier. LUKE L. GOODRICH, Madame Dean's FRENCH FEMALE Pills, A BAFK, FttTAI He-i Hift't Hun-! f-iwfMly! fa(lfin-llm (itinr- itul (of SUM tM'T WlUW'iMi IN. Hi on trial, Ur tm t!'' f(r win n ri'lh'v!. LC!iftiM. ni-tvist no HiibMltiifi. If ir it nijoit dm ljut havti tliiui eii(J ymir ortJiTH to KII1E1 kfOICU. CO., hi 14, Uicntar, H Sold in Eugene by W. L. Delano Scott's isantw-Pepsin Oapsulei A POSITIVE CUPtE, For Ififl m mall rra or iWtirk Of thm tMdw arj ll K ldnri ho est so if ontlr kit l-lifI fil of tha 'ttmmrw Umbm. At UraicirU. Frira iX, or bi at tkra Mf Jl CO. tttu o Hold hf W. U. IB LA50. &mtgi HAUL (Sb SHUMWAY Plumbing and Si'vrer Work. Also general iobblbg In tin and sheet Iron work. Iron work promptly attended to. Carry a full line o plumbing rttu-ei P.'ioee lilnrk I.'ITl. Th ami Ouls Hut. J. W. BARRINGtR Expert housemover Moves anylhinsr. Twenty-live years eatperienee. Pesidtna, East Fifteenth and Oak Sti. Phone Red 4511. Eupene. Ottvrm, A. C. HATHK.WS General Teaming Qmcrete, Gravel, Buildinf Sand and grx-d excavation e.nh for sale Phone Elack 2311 or call at 3-15 W 4th o J 6d u If A rn pws,b9huicy Wc Deal In the Best Farms to Be Had On the Market Today 220 orres situated trt miles from En j Reno; HU aero urtor tMtHH'ntton: 20 nrros in timlHrs hatanrn In pas ture; 1 aero of fruit; pood hoiiHe, I barn and oulhtiikUngs; bont of wa- j U'r, This H abaohmiy one of the 1 best farms In Lane county. I'rlce. I .................. Hr ams 12 acres rlvw bottom land, attnated noar SpriiiRfloId; much fruit of all varieties: 10-room Iiohho: nood well; barn; 2 cows, 3 down chirk! flu 5 head hogg 1 farm 'afctt,' sot of double harness, vi off sluidw harness, 1 light driving rig, IflO lbs. white lead for uaintinR 5 gals, oil; includes crop and farm tmifL Prlre .................. ,$7(HK) 50 seres, 35 acres In cultivation, sit uated 1 mile cant of Donna; house, barn and outbuildings; 1 learn of horses, 3 rows, 1 calf, 15 hogs, harness, wagon, plow, cultivator, harrow, mower, rake, spray wag on, chickens, small tools, hay car rier, etc.; 2 tons hay, 216 bushels oats, 4 or 5 acres of corn, potatoes for family use; interest In phone; 2 wells. Price , $:MRHJ 15 acres of fruit land 5 miles south west of Eugene; 9 acres In culti vation, remainder In oak grove; 1 room house; barn 26x40 feet In proTPita of coniitructlrin; S wells; 4i acres In bearing fruit.; telephone and R. K. th Price .IfiW 50. 9S acr is 3 miles from Kugene courtlM iu f; mst beautiful build his bh ; ar Kugene, Price. 4MHNIO !i0 acres river bottom land situated S mib-s from Kugenv on river road; 40 acres In solid balm timber will rut 2rt to 2.'iiMI rordrt of wood; '.:f aenH of this srsinH halm and wHlw. This wiod slls at $5 a cord delivered to cxrelHtor mill. Prlc .................. .:I2IM 67 acres all deep rich valley soil, sit uated 4 4 miles from KiiKenc ; ail-! under ciiltivationi well fened; old house; somo fruit trees; 2 good wells. Price. .... loo )ht acre Notice These Snaps A modern 7-room hmtsA situated 2 bbMks from high srhool on nan of the best streets in the city; a 70 foot well with water tower and tank; abundant of water for lawn and Indoor use. This Is absolute ly a bargain. Price, ..... $,i5oa House of Jive Tut'iim bUuaU4 on North Washington street; corner lot, livxli). Price. ....... .fTmi lloiif of 5 rwtmn: lot ti'isKtO; city water and good drilled well; lot back, tan tlU, fnaking lot about 240 feet. All kinds of fruit on tot; streets paved, Prlr.Qt2HMi 2 new ro'fages with 2 lotsl on carlin oj.p jsIn Kalrmouiitl utore; property rent at $14 per mouth, Pri .......... .flWHl tlocd 10-room tu !rn hon, situat ed corner Kl-vnth and High ts ; paving and hhl ' lk, Prlco (iliMNi House of V room hirtdy Uh mtf4 on K a f Thlrt ' h s r t ; t , s 15; gotd il !o ff d iewr t itemi tl-mn and alr la tfte hous; fruit (if all kinds; ifotd ham, rliirkn park. Price. mi ood B-rfoni hif with !1 modern i'oiivMiii'firM. tijirn and cjtr(eatr shop, i!'ia?J uii 1 t oms1 f; pr( ji!i i,; 'he fi,nl re rv-s t:,- ho i- This Is rbrt tn pr.P-r:y. Price ......... .mrjxm Itri t;' r1 ffl(a 1 trjt par sf tu- n'v. N't f u.e a- j i'.ill In ar.d t ti tr i:Jr, H0LLEN3ECI REAL ESTATE CO, Ib-fl lilt. Mflrf, 1T Wlllaiwllr Klrtfl, I I ' ; 'f S ( tvV '-i Be Prepared for the storm. Don't wait until you've caught a cold. Of course, doctors must be supported, too, but it's wiser to put the money into a warm coat than the doctor's pocket. We have some dandy Fall Overcoats made by the Schwabs of St Louis; ideally correct in style, fit, finish and price. Good ones at $10, better ones at $15, excellent ones at $20, fine ones at $25. Others in between. STANLEYS 612 Willamette St. THAT TO Stop and think of the advantage derived bv buying Irom a practical paint dealer means to buy your WALLPAPER AND PAINTS a! F, LUDFORD Practical Painter 102 W, Eight St. Etct. Or ! WILLAMETTE Meat Market ! Under New Management fimf-CUii Fresh and Salt Meat Always on Hand i Pbotsa in Your Order WING & CAMPBELL ' Phone-Main 38 ' O 512 Wllamcthe Ql --.IF 0