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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1909)
THE BCGByg PAILY OTJARP, THUB8PAX, 3W& ft00 i .. ... '- i i TTT 1 kV t.. PC Blag oat tbt ttlu. riot to f tm." tlR. BELL'S . PineTarHoney nrnitoini two of the old-time honmhold remedlei for Pol?U H H end OOLDH, Pur, Pine-T.rnd Par. Bonej. W.lh tbM. r. .nentiflo.Hr oorablnrd trrfcn-ditmi of known T.lu. In the , '"'""tetU. COL'UUB. We tell on the pcire wht U in the bottle. WHY DO THK PEOPLE USE OVER 5,000,000 BOTTLES ANNUALLY? Htri li Oe f " ""T toil OIe t 0 ef the Miny, Builders i, u ITT I GO 50UTH ; ' ' i 5 ! ..: .. "BEST TORE IN THESTATE" SAYS HARDWARE fin WOHIIM OP PflAI. rl.Ii, 7 nii.. I'M km 1 li'. -n""l K "e "J"' , M iir l.r .' l-.w-TM.lt T. 1W ' f I--.n'i.l .1 it. j ii.usli. I,,.,jilUi.....Jrriiil I WPJ. l.il .-t.ilr 1 T;m rii-vt-r ty t-ti"oli In I.ralv- ef yon .1 .-oiii:.i.t your lime li-.lil tlt wim tl.row n . ' . .i.w m fiiriHl in I t Yaa iny um) tln lelu-r II y- mn .nit nr-r IIM. d HIT r.'milr tqaet 'o Dr. llell'e Pior Tir-Honi-r. It qnl'k end P-rrnnutnl relief In grip . well t cubIh end old.. II rnke weuk l"n ". Ume. M. A. Uwicuj Pduca.li. iir, Vr l i.it i Meir rwomuieua 7"". S.M-hl(U,li,trolt.Sllch. JtllS. I- ;- UJZII3L Look lor the Bill on Bottle end our Omrmtee No. 504. THB B. B. SUTHtULASD MEDICINB CO., Pmducmh. A WASHING'Hi Cream of all Powders MANUFACTURED ONLY BY. EUGENE SOAP WORKS H ASK YOUR GROCER FACTORY EUGENE, OREGON ??f;f?t?t?ttmtftftttttf?tttfttttftmtttiit F. J. Berger Tells How Big Firm Was Built in Four Years and From Nothing "We have the beat hardware store In the state In arraniement and con venience," was the statement of F. J. lierner, president of the Berger Bean Hardware company, when ask ed how the business had been built from nothing four years ago to the point where the store covers about 13,000 square feet floor space in the White Temple, (the I. O. O. F. building), which is considered tne fine.it in Eugene. "Well," he said, ' I paid close at tention to business, and devoted my whole time to it. The next big step was when the firm Incorporated two years ago. "Our new home here Is the final achievement," he continued, as he surveyed the well lighted and im- nroved store from the smallest can of New Bra paint back In the corner, to a buggy resting in the balcony. "But we are are not done; we intend to continue making Improvements, ahead of the business, If we can." When asked what the total busi ness for the last year had been, the president of the company, answered with a thoughtful smile, "People would not believe it. If I told you, so I hardly think it wise. It's big though. It must be large, you know, to keep up this establishment." When asked how many men it took to handle the big stock which ranges from a bird cage to a threshing ma chine, "Seven," Including Mr. Bean and myself," he tersely answered "Bilt we have to put on extra help now and then," he added with pride. Among the features of the store are 224 lineal feet of show -window 17 feet high, or 3,800 square feet of glass; 10 'feet of fine show cases, fit for any candy store; a hydraulic elevator In dimensions, fourteen by ar.,eTw- ctoam hPAt: a hardware" room ororner for locks, which are displayeOnst as they I appear in a panel; and safe vault, large enough for a banking business "That builder's room," remarked the president of the company, is the only one in the stale outside 01 Portland, I understand. I have been all over Portland and San Francisco, and I only found one in Portland and two in the California city." "By the way," somebody else said, "Don't forget to say that we are go ing to place all our shelf goods in drawers, which will be dust proof." 'Hie Berger-Bean Hardware com pany formerly had their business home In what was known as the Hovev bulldine near Eighth on the emt side of Willamette street. There they did a remarkable business, wnen of less than a 400 square feet floor space la larger than the room they nossessed then. The president of the firm is F. J. j Berger, who Is also a prominent j member of the city cotfncil. F. C. Bean who is well known In Lane ; county business circles, is vice pres-: ident, and Estelle Bean is secretary and treasurer. The firm handles many articles. Among them, builders' hardware, ranges and heaters, tin and granite ware, carpenter and blacksmith tools, gasoline engines, windmills, pumps, New Era paints, logging supplies, sawmill machinery, buggies, surreys, j hacks, wagons, steam engines, thresh- ; Ing outfits; all kinds of cutting and j field machinery, fencing the Pitts burg and Perfect Electric Welded Fence, and the Koko Woven Fenc ing Malthoid Roofing which Is de signed for coast climates cream sep arators, gasoline engines, spray out fits, wire rope and wire, sewing ma chines, safes, washing machines, and many other incidentals, which the officers of the company think are subordinate ,to the lngersoll Dollar Watch in Importance. PUBLIC INTEREST IN CARMACK CASE OWES HER LIFE TO HHaoaBaBMHiwiiaBHi On account'of moving- into new quarters I will sell rotail at wholesale prices. Below are a few of the many bargains: Satin White Best Valley Flour $1.10 Dayton Best Hard Wheat Flour. . .$1.25 Almonds, lb 15 Walnuts, lb 15 Candy, lb 10 50-Ib box Raisins. Seedless $3.75 Fancy Dried Peaches, 2 lbs $ .25 Best Sugar-Cured Hams, lb 16 Dressed poultry, turkeys and geese every Friday and Saturday ETM Wholesale and . UyJUKjltL. t"Sfhs7rreeL If V1nnlll1n'fr CIcarnce Sale of Wallo Paper non at o o reston'& Hales Measure yourjroom they Jwill tell -qj how Qchcap iftan be dene. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Vienna, W. Va. " I feel that I owe the last ten years of my life to Lydia if,. rniKiiam s vege table Compound. Eleven years ago I was a walking shadow. I had been under the doctor's carebutgotnorelief. My husband per suaded me to try Lydia E. Pinklmm's Vegetable Com- ouiiu and it worked ike a churm. It re- ii lioved all mv rains anil misery. 1 advise all suffering women to take Lydia E. Inkliam's Vegetable Compound." M its. Emma Wiik.aton, Vienna. W. Va. Lydia E. l'iukhnm's Vegetable Com pound, made from native root and herbs, contains no narcotics or harm, ful drugs, ami to-day holds the record for the largest number of actual cures of female diseases of anv similar medi cinu in the country, and thousands of voluntary testimonials are on tile in the l'iiikliam laboratory at I,vnn, Mass., from women who have been cured from almost every form of female complaints, intlainmation. til-ceration,disiilai-ements,tibroid tumors, irregularities, periodic pains, backache, indigestion uml nervous prostration. Every such suffering woman owes it to hi-rself to give Lydia E. Hnkham's Vegetable Compound a trial. If you would likespecial advice about your i-tise write n contlilen tiul letter to Mrs. l'lnklmin. at Lynn, jMass. Her advice is tree, and always helpful. Nashville, Tenn., Jan. 20. Public interest in tire cases of Colonel D. B. Cooper, Kobln Cooper and John D. Sharpe, Indicted for the murder of former United States Senator Edward W. Carmack, has livened to a notable extent with the approach of the date ! fixed for the trial. The prominence i of the parties involved, the collateral issues und cross-currents in the fa-1 mous case combine to give promise of one of the most notable criminal tri- j als that has ever taken place in Nash-1 ville. i The trial will be presided over by I Judge Hart, of the criminal court, i bach side will be represented by a formidable array of counsel. Attorney-General McCarn will direct the prosecution, assisted by G. T. Fitz Hugh and others. M. H. Meeks, J. C. Bradford, Charles N. Burch and W. H. Washington will look after the defense. EIGHTEEN HURT IN TROLLEY WRECK Eighteen persons were inujred, ont fatally, in an accident at Williams av enue and Cherry street at 2:30 yes terday afternoon, when the trailer of Car No 353 of the St. John line Jumped the track in whirling around a curve, hurling both the motor car and the trailer a distance of 100 feet. There were 66 passengers on the cars. A few jumped as the cars leap ed from the tracks in their wild flight; others were hurled through windows, and still others were pin ioned on the sidewalk and in the street beneath the mass of debris. Both motorman and conductor stayed with the cars. They were uninjured. Oregoniau. CLOUDBURST. E'JT.. NCT A?J ERUPTION Manila. Jan. 20. Late dispatches from Tayabas province express the opinion that what was believed to have been the outburst of the volcano of Lagnas last night was not an erup tion but a great cloudburst over Mt. Bnnahai. Immense damage was done over a wide area. Titled KimniMul I I Tufting and lilne lrintlng j Propel 4 Onnrnhtp ap, trumlnhed I Notary Public I Kami I mm at lxmtut Rates C.S. Freehmd j ABSTRACTORS I Wm 8 and 10. Mc-Clang Bldg . ! Corner 8th and Willamette SiO Telephone Red 1151. q j GOVERNOR LILLEY DROPPED FROM HOUSE Washington. .l.n. 20. George L. I.llley. who was inaugurated glvernor of Connecticut January 5, while oc cupying a seat in the house, was dropped from membership in that body today. lTn.Blmn., ATTHXTION. 4 Pitman is tie quickest and easiest shortMnd system to lrn. It Is taught y a thor- ' oHhly experienced stenog- rapher ai Smith's, EXPKRT PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER, Titus Block, 9th andWllara- V. e St.. Phnna l'7 117 ' SHOES MADE TO ORDER t the NEW SHOfc SHOP Sunlf y Store Cort.it Ninth jind Villimrttt Sti PF-RSONAi ATTENTION A - ' , to repaying August Jtfickelson IP YIVT RVVW Tne merits of Tr-xas Wonder ..-on uia never suffer from Kidnev. dder or rheumatic troubles II a Bottle (two months' irutitipiV by O. J Hull, or by mail. Send for U.M -k y'L',uo"'.,'.,--ur- W. Hall. m ---'--'' mi restaurant "e street. ' t-o-i in W-.t Kl.hth street or sddress t , O- ! C.L. BEADLE otone Mason o MAKE ARRANGEMENTS TO VISllf o MOVEn. BOARDING "! iwara tn the cltv A few fine rooms Ut8. A. J. MATH EWS. TlWfwt Math Htreec '.diss Gebhart, the dressmakfr has moved to S3 East Ninth St., room 6. over Nloklln's store. Phone NnRed building, third floor, cuts and pol ishes agates and other stones. Work i luiranteed In all restecta. tf i CALIFORNIA THIS WINTER PT rf fK pttcrritfiillv miM rli. mate known only to Southern Call- TUora WW TirJll (irA in lUiiiici, i nut, yww wu iij.iv an abundance of sunshine, bright blue skies, a clear bracing atmosphere, congenial associations and invigorating, healthful recreations too numerous to mention. RESORTS ARE THE Some with world-wide reputations as Los Angeles, Paso Robles, Hot Springs, Long Beach, Santa Barbara, Hotel del Monte, Santa Cruz, San Diego, Santa Monica, Venice and commodious, delightful stop ging places of lesser remown. All .main taining the California standard for hospital ity and faultless accommodations. rc The Southern Pacii Company Will be glad to supply some very attractive literature, k in detail the many delights of winter in California. F low rate round trip excursion tickets on sale to California, The Rate From Eugene to Los-Ange. Keturn is $55.00 Limit six months, allowing op-overs in either direction! liar excursion rates are In Mm -u --i-r . I O A X 1 Clictl 10 a11 aliiornia poinO. a. v. o .....uuMduun, sleeping car reservations anriti hr ..vnvio, bdii um, teieyi dHM v 1 Wm. McMwfray, Ge Pass. Aft. Port! A. J. GILLETjfE, Agent, Euae&, Oreoi;
