THE ECGEfE DAILY GUARD, TKCBSDAY. NOVEMBER 80. 1908.
A Poor Weak Woman
As she it termed, will endure bravely and patiently
agonies which strong man would jive way under.
-The fact is women are more patient than they ought
to be under such troubles.
Every woman ought to know that she may obtain
the most experienced medical advice free of charge
and in absolute confidence and privacy by writing to
the World's Dispensary Medical Association, R. V.
Pierce, M. D., President, Buffalo, N. Y. Dr. Pierce
has been chief consulting physician of the Invalids'
Hotel and Surgical Institute, of Buffalo, N. Y., for
many years and has had wider practical experience
in the treatment of women 'a diteases ho any other physician in fhis country.
His mcdiciues are world-famous for their asloni'ng efficacy.
,ae most perfect remedy ever devised for Tk "? !
est. women ia Dr. Pieree's Favorite Prescription
.'. : IT MAKES WEAK WOMEN STRONG,
- SICK W6MEN WELL. '
The many and varied symptom! of woman's peculiar ailments are fully set
forth in Plain English in the People a Medical Adviser (1008 pages), a newly
revised and up-to-date Edition of which, cloth-bound, will be mailed free on
receipt of 31 one -cent stamps to pay cost of mailing only. Address as above.
WILL 0. A. C.
OREGON GAME
BE ON CAMPUS
Alumni Wish It Played in Port
landViolation of Col
lege Spirit
Black Motor Vehicles
A Practical Car for
Business or Pleasure
Inexpensive, cost less than half as much as the ordinary '
automobile, low speed 2 to 6 miles an hour; high speed,
6 to 26 miles an hour. .
Neat in appearance
Travels any Road
Made any style
Prices " '
$375 to $750
These cars are made to go any season of the year in :
good or bad roads; are built like a surrey; high wheels,
solid rubber tire, easy springs, motive power; gasoline,
substantially twijt. r for demonstrations and hire apply to
' : - HEADQUARTERS AT B0DDY & kUTHE'S,
RANDLE & HOWER
AGENTS
570 WILLAMETTE STREET
P- 0. BOX 455
EUGENE, OREGON
Subscribe tor The Daily Guard.
Because rortlud. people and Cor
vallls football entbusfttttitg demand
fhf the OreEon-O. A. C. game ba
played in Portland each year, thej
athletic council will have one or me i
hardest questions to decide that has
come before it In years. The pre
vailing opinion at the University
is that the game should be made a
campus affair, and that the spirit
should enter college athletics that
pervades the great Eastern Institu
tions. No collegiate contests should
be played on other fields than those
Of the campus of one of the contest
ants. The fact that the contest last Sat
urday was so successful financially
adds greater pressure on the council.
It appears not unlikely that the fi
nal decision will rest with the fac
ulty. The graduate manager, C. N. Mc
Arthur, Is known to favor the move
of making the annual game between
Oregon and O. A. C. In Portland a
permanent feature of the schedule.
Other members of the alumni, many
of whom are residents of Portland,
also back him in his demand. For
them It adds greatly to the conven
ience of attending.
The students do not like the idea
mainly for the reason that it makes
the expense greater, so that many of
them will not be able to attend
throughout their college career the
biggest game of the season.
Some of the faculty do not like the
proposed change, - because It makes
University athletics -appear commer
cialized. The actions of college root
ers, they also 'claim;' will not be un
der ,liwrr commands and- are likely
to lose their college flavor. . ;
"When 'the"-'cohtracta were drawn
for the game in Portland which was
played last Saturday, it was verbally
agreed that the precedent should not
bind for the coming season. Oregon
gave in to the request of O. A: C. be
cause she was defeated last year, and
therefore did not feel that she had
the right to oppose the stipulations
of the Corvallia management.
By the general understanding
among the Oregon students, In case
the game Is brought back to the cam
pus It will toe played here next year.
i However, In order to get the o. A.
C. manager to consent to bring It
! back to the campuses of the lnstl
tutlons, It might be found- necessary
to play the contest of next year In
Corvallis.
COTTAGE GROVE DENTIST
WEDS AT DAYTON
Dayton, Wash., Nov. 24. Frank
Ingram, of Cottage Grove, Or., and
Miss Maude Samuels, of this place,
Were married yesterday at noon by
Rev. T. S. Dulln. The wedding was
an artistically appointed affair. The
bride is a daughter of J. F. Samuels,
one of the leading merchants of this
place. Mr. Ingram recently gradu
ated from the Noth Pacific Dental
College at Portland, and is now a
dentist at Cottage Grove. The cou
ple left for Cottage Grove Inst night.
JilAKES ASTONISHING CUBES.
Ml-o-na Tablets Cure Dyspepsia by j
Promptly Kemoving u
Money Back.
WALTER LUGKEY
SUICIDES AT
OGDEN, UTAH
Former Eugene Boy Blows His
Brains Out At Entrance to
Grand Opera House
Ogden, Utah, Nov. 25. While a
large audience was enjoying a musi
cal comedy at the Grand opera house
last night Walter Luckey, a young
man, blew out his brains with a rifle
in the foyer of the theatre.
Luckey, who was 30 years of age,
stood at the theatre entrance with a
Winchester rifle. Just before the au
dience emerged from the building he
put the muzzle of the weapon to his
mouth and pulled tne trigger, ny
ssi I Whst s PremlMrt
; Alloroey Says ol Dr. I E 1 a 1 JUj II It i I V
, Bell's Pine-WHoney. If LJJtH Kl Sh.J'
flenUemen: Having- Ijf ;r222r"' I w
i suffered lor soma wpeks Mil ISlllll ll-vr.
with a very siuioylim, W 3 Zjl I I T
lucking cough, I pro- mi J 1 k. a I Ifia Jt
cured a Be. bottle ot ml .--sVsJ
yoor Dr. llell's Pine. Mil flr
, Jar-Honer. After a few Si IT .iT
; doses 1 was much re. i IV4 V I l"7ft
lluyed and tlie cougu Wi Ml ltHti
entirely disappeared, Mi Ui.fk
and never returned. Ml 4ThW - I Wt ' a
Ml-o-na 'la a scientific and effec
tive remedy for the permanent cure
of Indigestion.
lnsirl la rtlcAfttArl In tne BIOUIUCU UJ
means of churning movement of the . meanB 0f a string.
wnlln nf the stomach, which tnor-i Tho onnnrt nf thn Rhot was not
oughly mixed the food with the gas- j heard above the laughter of the au-
trlc or stomacn uices. Idlence, and attaches of the theatre
Tf tha TTUiafMllnr WflllS ar6 flaODy I A ,l,n Kn Wiim lha Ann-va
and lack tone or energy, the stomacn : were tnrown open,
cannot churn the food properly, ana j iuckev ig known to have lost mon-
the digestive Juices are not properly and ,g thought to have Deen de
mixed with the food. Si)0ndent
This causes Indigestion The com- hg pocket aaked that a
mon symptoms are: weight and full-1 B, Mrg Harry Word 94 Bagt
ness after meals, coated tongue, tr..t PnrMnnrt nr.. h nn-
taste in mouth, discharges of wind .... .
from the mouth, and Deicmng oi :
sour material.
tw,i i. raA hv tnir-i waiter ijUCKey iormeriy uvea in
?l8Pt"ann' v.be.RUrneadD9l.tabt Eugene, being a son of Eugene iuck-
cause pepsin simply digest your food ey. who mysteriously disappeared
artificially and not all of the food'.fom his home here a good many
nifhAn Tni. if hoa n n nrrner hi. H.1I uu . j " ....v. .. Hv
starchy food, such as potatoes, rice
oatmeal, bread, etc.
There is ust one way to cure ays;
Walter was a brother
of Miss Pearl Luckey, a well-known
graduate of tne university ana a
tecaher In ' the Eugene high school
pepsla and stomach disorders, trivial last year. Tad Luckey, also formerly
r ...... i . tf 1 1 tra r a nnnr In tta llnimn kiml nnnn
or serious, ana tnat is to tone up or.-' "".,'"' '" ""
put energy -into the stomach wallB,in Portland, Is a brother. Mrs. Mary
so that they will" be able to properly 1 1 Butier, of Portland, Is his mother.
mix or churn the food. 1 ! . .
Mi-o-na tablets cure stomach I How U Xosw Hpsislssi?
troubles by putting strength and en- Mrs. Mary Dowling of No. Ml ttt
ergy Into the stomach. They quickly J Ave., Bu Frmndaoo, teoOmmesstra A
arouse the stomach from Its Inaction remedy for ' stomach trenbltj. She
and In a short time It is able to -do; says:- "Oratltnde for th woodartal
Its work properly.. i effect of BlectJc- Bitter taii' cms. srf
And bear In mind that when- the ! acuta Indigestion, prompts tfela taa-
tamsch ! In mod condition, constl-' timonlal. I am full soaviacad taat
nation disappears, also - nervousn
drowsiness, night sweats, heartburn,
etc. " "
Hull, the druggist, sells Ml-o-na
tablets under a rigid guarantee to
do all that is claimed tor them, or
money back.
Watts for Watches
See oar "Superior" wood heaters
before buying; they will show you
what a heater ought to be, even If
you don't buy. Chambers Hard
ware Co.
trie Bitters ia the beat reiaasty oa the
market today." This great toate aad
alterative med loins lnrisormtea tks
system, purifies the blood snd is es
pecially helpful in all forms of fe
male weakness, son. At w. A. Kuy
kendall's Drug 8tore.
Garrison & Glbsoa saw all wood
to gage. Office Black It 71. Home
Black 1761. . tf
New stock brass and black and
irons. Chambers Hardware Co.-?
Dr. Beti's Pino-Tarlul,
U Pure Pine-Tw and Par. Honey eon,M!i
r - prooeu with rarious other lliSif '
.. . . r wvery ootUe.
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CTDnunceT rs-A....
Sold For Sixteen Yam Win. .
Incauin. a.,:- "
Subatituts
look lor the Bell on Hit Bottli
nd Our Guaranlea N. 609.
ruEi-Aiteu OKLT BT
E. E. SUTHERLAND MED. CO., ban. a.
aaaSfSE?$!Se!!a!MM?!','
3
Eugene Poultry Stored
you to please send in your orck'
:arly br Turkeys, Geese, Dui'
and Chickens for
Dinner. Phone Main 645,
iiiiniiiiiiiimn'
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T. H. ELLIS
CONCRETE CONSTRUCTOR
Cement Blocks and Pressed Brick.
ORDERS FOR SIDEWALKS GIVEN PB0MPTA1
' ' Phone Black 5521. Residence, 854 Ejil
line
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MiaVftScsbaiBs
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SALE PRICES CASH ONLY
New Departure
CliriHtnuui is nearly hero und our big stock is rull of useful
riirihtinas irrciitH, lQcludlug rockcra, clocks, sldcboartls, drt'ssing
talileH, etcu. For the eonveulenco of our customers wo Imvo a store
room wliere we can place Komls and deliver thorn on Ulirl.stiuin morn
ing or at auj tlino lslrol. We have our own delivery and run deliv
er at any time. Yau can make a small payment down mid the bal
luice In luslollmcnts, or to suit your convenience, liny your ChrUt
mm iimruls now when the stocks arc full.. Wo (rive you tlu Koods
on rvy puyiiienu and take caru nf tlicm until you want tliein dcllv-cn.d.
SAVERS
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WE SELL ON INSTALLMENT
This week we give many bargains that are money savers
for buyers who know real values when they see them.
Before buying always get our prices and see our stock
then you are sure to 'buy herebecause we save you
money and give you a larger, better stock to select from.
In Upholstering and
Furniture Repairing
' We reupholstcr, remake and refinlsh all grade" ""'j
. ... ' . . i .. . m.llrMS OS SbV
cnairs, niau.ressest eic. 11 your ucm
bring It here and we will rostretch it and make it as
If you have a hair, silk floss, wool or anr other kind of b
that you have used six or seven years it should be 4T
made. You spend one-third of your life In bed, and to
should be the best article in your house..
There's a Difference
Wben it comes to stoves and ran ares we
have the quality kind and ask no more than
you pay for cheap onesv aire you aware that
eoast made stoves and-' ranges are made
mostly from scrap iron?' They burn pat
quick and do not give satisfaction, r, We
carry the best-- Bucks and Charter Oak
nothing better in the market. ,
We have ranges as low aa $26.00
Heaters as low as. $1.60
Pillows
This week we give special prices on our Big
Pillow Stock. We have tie largest stock of
pillows in this city.
Special Genuine Feather Pillows 99c pr
Less than you could make the tick for. -
Remember every pillow ranging from $10.00 a pair
. down.
Linoleum Bargains
We carry a full stock off' inlaids, cork and
printed linoleums. We offer special today
Imported Inlaid Linoleum, yard 77c
Names Inlaids, yard r . "' . . 88c
Wilds Inlaids; yard . . . $J.20
ALL GRADES AT SPECIAL PRICES
Lace Curtain Special
. We carry a large and varied W
o-j o ria far below what TO--"11;
BUU Or V yi.al.V'ww - - -
pay elsewhere for the asme 'ooit
a.l. MtfW
headquarters for Lace ovm r-
etc. letter values, larger stock
from and new stock.
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' m 21 nn n IA.
Every one in the house at redcp
Fair Treatment -:- Good Values -:- No Missrepresentation"
THAT'S WHAT YOU GET ATOUR BIG STORE
SOME SPECIALS
Couch Covers . . . . . $ 1 .00 each
Silk Floss Matresses, as low as $7.60 each
Brooms, Special, as low as 1 9c each
BIG REDUCTIONS IN OUR CROCKERY DEPARTMENT
Ten Days Only-Rug Sale
9x12 Axminster
6x 1 9 Axminster .
86xI06 Axminster . . .
9x12 Seamless Brussells
Prices above arc armliorl tr P..C-. in tVi rinnse durine this 10-day s
r . ... , ... v. -
$13.00
$20.00
$12.15
Furniture Polish
Tltcro 1h uolliins: to oqiml IJqilld Vciiccr for iwl
IhIiIbk. cloauliiK nud nitovn(liiR ny kind ot furul
(uro. woodwork, cnrrluKt's. nutomubllcn, bumlt-s,
rtc Thrro in nolhiui like It us-dvr the sun. Wo
Jt'moDstrate cvorjr Any In Ilie wrk. All (lie big city
rurnltare itant m It. No SKiiH in It to Injure the
furtiltDre m In lotn o( so-cnHed rumlture polish.
CrWaL-FELilAN ' CO.
The Housefurnishers
Corner Olive and 8th St.
It will pay you to n-vj
we can furnish yoir hon
cellar to attic. Anytbuig (
our ads carefully anJ
.., s our stock, lelQ";u
w -roor
Phone Main 43
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