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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 24, 1908)
i Now Is the Tm This Is the Place A full stock of staple and novelty goods for XMAS Everything in the line of Footwear PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST Yoran's Shoe Store TSi Store That Sells Good Shoes WuViti THE KCUKXB DAUT QCABp. THURSrT, PRKJspUjB f, tM 1 Ufll CoiistinnV.nri Mn,L.- i) X uioneniiy o crcomc oy proper tmaial efforts witKlKe assist of 'he ono truly beneficial laWi.e V"". oj tigs and UuirdM, f iT Vo'eft ?nf to form regular hab.r& dotty So tU assistance to no. lure may be gradual), ct.spei.sed with. hen ho (onr neecW a the best of remedies, when Tcouircd, arc To assist ttaturc and not to supplant tke naVur. w functions, vhich must depend" ulti mutely upon proper nourisrimerit, proper e)forts,a.tlrit living generally, loget its beneficial effects, a!wo4 buy the genume EUGENE POULTRY STORE Keeps oa hand GUARANTEED EGGS, LIVE AND DRESSED POULTRY, PRUSSIAN POULTRY FOOD, (The great egg producer) "SMITH SEALED LEG BANDS" (For your chickens and turkeys) and all kinds of supplies, Including the ELD" BEEF SCRAP, GROUND BONE AND SHELL OXE MAIN 645 1 02 EAST SIXTH ST HOW ITO GET BLOCK OF 5000 VOTES FREE Syrup! RgsXlixirfSewia Manufactured by tit California Fig Syrup Co. only SOLD BY ALL LEADINC DRUGCISTS one sue only, rar puce 50f Boltle Well Drilling For up-to-date well drilling see LaDuke&LeHlerCo. Well Drillers Telephone Red 5121 999 Villard Boulevard Httf't.- m-.iiii a gi n All candidates having 2ii.ui0 votes Mwf 4osrecelv cmtwyp shrdlu shrill New Year's lay will receive 5000 votes free. There are only seveu days more to reserve the free coupon for 5000 free, aud this offer is worth the effort. Yesterday was a bis d:,v in The I Guard office. A steady str ;un of peo I pie filed la and their business was I with the ballot box. When the time I came to count the voles the ballot box was overflowing, i Many Votes Too Late to Count The voting kept up until 5 o'clock, but the count was made and went to the printer at 1:30. Many candidates did not receive the full count last ulght. Ttie count' on Saturday. Do--cember 26. will give the count up un til noon of that date. lt All the coupons that are printed In The Daily Guard should be clipped, signed and pinned together, ten in a bunch. Coupons not siKtud will not bo counted, as we are not mind read ers and when an unsigned coupon is found in the ballot box with u(mi or 10. mil) others, we have no way of knowing who should receive it. The large fine wall map offer is being jumped ut. If you want this map send lu your subscription ut once or give It to one of the candidates lu the contest.. Tho maps will not last long at the rait? they are going. If you don't get one it will be Your own fault. Special Offer. For a short time only we aro going to make the following offur: This Is ad premium for tho subscribers e Dally or Weekly Guard. ij HoUday Goods On Sale &t - - Tk Toggery - - It is easv to select suitable CHRISTMAS HRESENTS FOR MEN (young or old) If you will stop in our store and ask to sec some of the following articles; ' Bath Robes and Smoking Jackets at $5.00 to $8.00 Dents and H P Cloves $1.50 to $2.50 . Fancy Suspendars 50c to $1.50 Fancy Arm Bands and Carters 25c to $1.00 Holeproof Hosiery, in Xmas packages of 'A doz. pairs $ 1 .50 Leather Collar Boxes $2.00 to $3.00 A new assortment of Fancy Neckwear 25c to $1.00 Silk, Linen and Cotton Handkerchiefs DON'T OVERLOOK OUR SPECIAL SALE OF MEN'S SUITS A large fine wall map of the state I of Oregon, the United States aad ths . world, showing I'anatna canal, bat tleship fleet's trip around the world. These charts are nicely mounted, lithographed on heavy varnished ' paper aad contain as much valuable' information as an ordinary atlas, j Call and see them, or scud your re-j tnittauce of S;i.00 for tho Dally! l.uanl. one year, or for the Weekly Guard, and one of these maps will be delivered to you. The map alone Is worth more than tho price of the paper. Every year's subscription to the Daily or Weekly Guard also en titles you to 1000 votes tor your fav orite candidate In the contest. Contest Conditions. The ballots will be counted three times each week uutll further notice, tho announcements being made on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays in tno uaiiy Guard. The ballot bax will be located In the Guard's buslnoss office where ballots aud coupons may be deposl- u uuiiuk LMituuess nours. Voting Districts. l.ane County is divided luto dis tricts as follows: Kugeue, three to go. Cottage Grove and Limine, one to go. Creswell, Goshen, Dexter and Jas per, oao to go. Springfield, one to go. Marcola. Coburg, WcuJHng anil Mabel, one to go. Junction, Irving and Ilarrlsburg. one to go. Klmira, lllachly, Muptotuo, Acme, and Crow, cue to go SUISCIUITION HATES. One year by carrier, 5.00 1000 votes One year by mall, 13.00 1000 votea Six months, carrier, $2.60 0B y0(1 Three months carrier, $1.60 160 votes weeiy. one year ei.ou 500 votes SI months by mall.t2.00 -too Three months by mall, 11.00 ' S00 MALLORY HATS ROBERTS BROS. STETSON SHOES 554 Willamette St. tiizn 8 S8S XT 11 -! " . ..,-, HS nx ' - il - Tl'KO RXIXtHITION (X) XT HOT. 4 CWUTON. - In favor of Miss Not irood after Dpiv .list Address Good for one vote. WILLAMETTE VALLEY ' BASEBALL LEAGUE HAS NATIONAL PROTECTION unless one unforeseen difficulty arls es, the Wlllametto vnlley will un doubtedly get Ita nanio In the base ball world In good shape. The new Valley league to-be has procured protection and rights from the National committee ami will he j In the ball mnrket with the best I amateur players obtainable by the Notwithstanding the :ruinpus be-j time the season. has fairly opened up. Ing kicked up In Sun Francisco by I Arrangements hare been made by the Pacific Coast league officials and he different town managers In the the different state league men, the Valley league In Oregon, which was proposed and put undvr way some time ago by Salem, Eugene, Albany, Koseburg and Woodburn 'baseball magnates, Is progressing nicely, and imtfT?itffiiiiiXX!2::x (?f????iiii j USUtJx: T T T I I I i i i J. i .A. A. A :::m::::::::n:8::: mm: 1 OR. HOLIDAY GOODS FANCY AND STAPLE HAD QUIT WORK HEADY TO GIVE OP III DESPAIR Restored to Health By Vlnol "I was sick, run-down and finally had to give up work. After trying a number of remedies and several phy sicians, -I was Just uhout ready to give up in despair. I sew Vlnol ad vertised aud decided to try if, und It has done more good for me than all other means combined. It has built me up and restored my strength unUl I now feel twenty years younger, and am able to attend to my work again as usual." Job Jeavous, 10.18 Und street. Wheeling, W. Va. The reasoa Vlnol is so successful In rsuch cases is because It domains tonle Iron anil all of the atrengtheBlng ilblood-maklng and body-bulldlng ele ments of .cod liver oil, but no oil. Vlnol is unetcelled a a strength creator for old people, delicate children, weak, run-down persons, aid after lckneea ind Is .the ibeat known rem sdy for coughs, oolda aad bronchitis. We return your money If Vlnol falls so give aaUafaoUsa. Vlnol Is sold In Kugene by tfie lied On- Ih-ug Company. Call Phone Black 1571. 97 WestEighth St Sanitary Eye Glasses K0C0RK. NO RUBBER, M0 CELLULOID, NON-IRRITATING MADE TO FIT ANY NOSE Chooee yoor aptlclan as you would yanr phyelclaa. For ef fectlveaesa of work rather than low-ess af price. Dr. Franc Ladle Hard Optician and Rrh-actionlat. Suit- 1-4, New irlnia llldg. W. J. GIBSON SON VINCENT RESTAURANTS Meals at all Hours 20c did up Rjonc Black 1557 Vt Bthth St leagsw for grounas, and Salem will probably put Asylum avenue park Into use again, as this location la the most .favorable of any In any dis tance of the clUy and will requlro but little labor to put it In first -calm order.. Salem Jxurnal. Aivh:itTiKKi MrrTKiw. 1. ;' Dec. 2,1, 19IIH. lVilier, Mrs. J. C. llfAverly, Fred. Iloiilprey. I'lurence." Hrlstow, Jennie. Hrown, .MIkh Itertha. (irmlt-tiael, M. J. f'listeel, Miss JeHsle. Clark, Mrs. Wewls G, CIoiikIi, Hoy. Clyde, Mr. Joe. Cox. Mrs. O. A. DeVeny, .Mr. Chus. Klslier, Miss Kva. I'letiher, Mr. A. rielelur. Mrs. (1. A. Garten. Mr. Samuel. George. Mrs. Nina, (lllbertaon, Mr. Ole A. Green, W. C. Hau. Mr. II. Hendricks, Wlnlock. Howard. Mrs. Mintle. Hubbard, Mrs. Ed. Huston. B. lilies. D. A. learned, Misa Sarahette. Lelnlnger, O. W. 1-orkarl, , Malret, M. Moore, J. It. Owen, Mrs. Millie. Parker. J. !. Showier, Mrs. Wm. . SlniF Mre.O. Smith. Norrrs. Siultn, W. T. ," TorrirH, Getie. Wall er. Wallace It. Willie, Hi, lien. Winn, A. W. J. I,. I'AGK, I". M IM'KN KVKMMft, .S-rini hle .f Art Olikru I-jm-Ii Kv i nlng t ntll (lirlstmna. Eaton's Book and Art store will be open every evening of tb ecotnlng - - m. .nt.i at will be wee biiu -- held between 7 aud o'clock each I evening. Among the Christmas suggestions to be found at our store are: Mosher books, Paul Klder publications, Itook wood. Ornndy. Van Urlggle. and Teco pottery, American waier rami., v,u. tls photographs, Copley and Hollrerl prints. KUHjr'i Borthwest l;i Klamath Indian baskets. Kugene and Oregon scenes. Jarvle metal work, ; Vavajo blanket, Wllro leather work. Copper, Silver and Enamels by Miss u-aiklns. and loo many other good things to mention. You are welcome to visit the store at alUimes d24 Warner tunes piSJius ieave or ders at ilorrls' M usic Kim. t? IT The Heat thai Doesn't go up the Flue You rtveivc intense, direr! heat from even' ounce ol luol burned there are no damp chimneys or long pipes to waste the heat from a r5 mmmmumMirmermwwmm PERFECTION Oil Heater (Equlpixd with Smokeless Device) Carry it (rem room to room. Turn the wick hih or low no bolhei no tinokr no smell jiilonutic sntokclcss device prevents. Brass lent holds 4 quai b. butns 9 hours. IWauhlully linislird in nickel or japan. Every heater warranted. The f " ljhl 0 rr.1( i,y lust what vou want lor Hie limn rvrninQS. Made of brass, nickel plated latest im proved crnlral drill burner. I veiv lamp vtarranled. II your dealer cannot supply Ihe I'crlrclion Oil Healer or Kayo Lamp write our nrarrst aipnry. ' Sr.tMIAHIl Oil. COJII'AMV t 1. 1..,.,. 11 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 mado to go any season ot the year in good or bad roads, are built like a surrey, high wheels, solid rubber tire, easy springs, motive power gasoline, substantially built. For demonstrations and hire apply to HEADQUARTERS AT BODDY & KUTHE'S, RANDLE &UH0WER ACENTS 570 WILLAMETTE STREET P- 0. BOX 455 EUGENE, OREGON 'Vil-ill n W MOST CROCS RS SELL Olympic Flour snowcrjft andibrilliant;: every tack guaranteed lo ol srlrclrd rolrin Ore j on bird wbl, Il pro- mne Insvcs ol tratd Ibtn any ether llear and the I nvs rv Ut hlr ana! wblur. BeciaM oi lbs Incrtaied a ojiMty nl birsd .raduud bt to h m, elfbsr Ihsn hr rhertloun. ASK YOUp. GROCER FOR IT. THE PORTLAND FLOURJNC MILLS SNOWDRIFT icld by PIERCE BROS. t:::::::::mmmimtmnmnm: aa, 1 Dressmaking School Pnnila brin? own material und make any garment desired under competent. ingtructora; classes to fill ii.ll needs. Advancement according to capability. The Uii st up-to-date syitcm of cutting and fitting taught ohlv. Term reaBouablc. For further particu- lare address MISS RECKERD, Room 1. Schnoider Blk. j:nj:w:::;:;vJnJ:K:nn:;;;:i;;;ij;;;;i;;;, . . Ts H. Ellis . . CONCRETE C0NSTRUCT8R Cement Blocks and Pressed Brick. ORDERS FOR SIDEWALKS CIVEN FE0KPT ATTENTION Phone Black 5821. Residence, 804 High St. Subscribe for The Daily "uajrd. O