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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (April 1, 1909)
1. li ft- Si u I rv IB thb kuoeAb daily euAin. THTTESDAY, APRIL 1, 1909 Welcome Words to Women II Women who suffer with disorders peculiar to their tex tbouid write to Dr. I'ierce and receive free the advice of a physician of over 40 years' experience skilled and successful specialist in the diseases of women. Every letter of this sort has the most careful consideration and is regarded as sacredly . confidential. Many sensitively modest women write fully to Dr. Pierce what they would shrink from telling to their local physician. The local physician is pretty sure to say that he cannot do anything without "an examination.' Dr. Pierce holds that these diitasteful examinations are generally need less, and that no woman, except in rare cases, Dr. Pierce's treatment will cure you right la the privacy of your own home His Favorite Prescription" has cured hundreds of thousands soma of them the worst of oases. It Is the only medicine of Its kind that Is the product of a regularly graduated physician. The only one good enough that its makers dare to prirft its every ingredient on its outside wrapper. There's no secrecy. It will bear examina tion. No alcohol and oo habit-forming drugs are found in it. Some unscrup ulous medicine dealers may offer you a substitute. Don't take it Don't trifle with your health. Write to World's Dispensary Medical Association, Dr. R. V. Pierce, President, Buffalo, N. Y., take the advice received and ba well. I MR. ALLEN SURPRISES ! FORMER DULUTH MAN He Recalls Municipal Owner ship Fight in Minne- sota City should submit to them. To the K'iltor: Some yam ago. ! while I liveii in Duluth. I a;ot acquaint ; cd with Seward tt: Allt-n for Hie firm ' time when lie made his speech of ac- cptanc in the convention hall at Du t luth, running tor, mayor on the Ras ' and water company ticket. And since ' I have known him here in Eugene he Iimm rIh'bvi been a municipal owner ship man. But to my surprise I find he is now working for the opposition party and against the municipal own ership people. I Buppose he still re members how badly he was beaten for mayor by Henry Truelson. who with eight aldermen out of thirteen elected put the municipal owner.hip pwl topNE PRODUCTION worklnK In Uulutt.. f , The kus and w.lir company 1 " rl.y h "l opreS9l .he -"'"J til thy revolted, an.i "'' . their Kiisllsll bondhuMe" uut el Jouv, ""Since the Installation of the munici pal plant In that city wai.tr ," "J"' been reduced and Hie Pl" "as pr0 a Kreat aucceaa. .hisl Mr. Allen will probably wall this campalun, In which he was a central fiKure. A- A- AABl- Kuifene, Or.. April 1. !'"' Will BY LOCAL TALENT Be Given At the Eugene "Theatre on Friday, April 2 GOOD SHOKS It is a pleasure to find something you are looking for. If you are look ing for good substantial boots and shoes, vou will find them at the RE iiiun' Tf vmir shoe bill is high you can reduce it by dealing at the RELIABLE. If you need your shoes repaired, and get them on time, juu con be accommodated at the RELIABLE SHOE STORE, L. DRINKWATER, Prop. 640 Willamette Street. Oi 0 Out of the High Rent District The DODGE Department Store 3 30 0 Out of the High Priced Clique Ath and Olive Streets 0 Eugene's Record Merchandising Event Women's Underskirts from . , 85c to $3.50 Spun Glass Heatherbloom Sateen Taffeta $5 to $7.50 Men's Spring Needle RibbedUnionSuits$2.50 Men's Fine Balbriggan Underwear per garment 50c $1.35 $1.15 Girls' Ironclad Shoes, sizes 8 to 12 . . . $1.30 Tan Oxford, sizes 5 to 8 ..... . Vici Kid Blucher, sizes 4 to 8 . . . Child's Kid Blucher sizes 3 to six ... . 60c Boys' Chippawa hand made Shoes, sizes M to 2,..... Boys' Box Calf . .$1.95 $1.75 The Store That Keeps Quality Up and Prices Down GROCERY DEPARTMENT Hard Wheat Flour $1.25 Sack Two thousand sacks high grade, hard wheat flour, bought before the advance, wr.ich we offer to the public at the eld price. Every sack guaranteed to make the very finest bread. ' Your ; Money's . m worth or .: ' Your Money J 8 Back 1 8 GE GLEE CLUB I The IOWA COLI OF CR.INNELL, IOWA "The Music That Everybody Likes" - - Fifihteenth Season 1908-09 Following is the cast of characters in the local talent production, "Un ion Depot," to be given in the Eu gene theatre Friday evening for the benefit of the Central Presbyterian church, and under the direction of Miss Ethel Snyder: Tb. Cant Ticket Agent Bryant DeBar Depot Master - Vr Adams Joe Gamin (bootblack) . . . . LoHi Frayer Woman who would t .takbu. Mrs.' Martha Chattermucl. . . . Vesta Holt Maria Chattermuch (her daughter). . Margaret Wheeler Aun't'Ame'lia'sayllttle TUllo Keopp Utile Willie (nephew) . . . . -Cyril I rost Uncle Josh Hayseed .C. A. Steele Aunt Sara (his wife) .....Ida Johnson Deacon l.ongface Aubrey Bond school Girls- 0ra Zlmmer J.!' ' Daisy Smith Pl0 Georgle Klnsey Dlide "" Edward Campbell Mrs. Garrulous Maude Reynolds Mr. Henpeck Clay Watson Mrs.' Henpeck Cora Chase Prof. Learned Ralph O'Leary Woman with Baby U.V,L" , Madame Patti Daisy Gilbert Mrs. Needy.... Mrs, Howard Three Needy Children . ..... 1 ...... . Pauline Wheeler, Ralph Mount and Helen Green Miss Aramlnta Flshwell iti Miss Goldle Rumford Joseph Smith (widower).. H. R. Louts Widower s Children Susie Smith Margaret Enrlght Mary Blle'n Smith E.ditll Elspass Wm. J. Brvan Smith Guy Keopp Teddy Itoncnt Smith. .Robert Mount Country Bridegroom, Hiram Country Bride, Barbara Miss Jones Bride's Sifter. Luclnda Lemuel, her beau Miss Beuconstreet, of .Boston , Miss Klutt Paper boys, 'bus man. policeman, lunch counter woman Aunt Martha Ancient. .. Beatrice Hales Aunt Maria Ancient Miss Peart Helen Flighty Miss Jarvls Harry Fields Warren Rae ('huruse. "Teddy Bears" Soloist, Mamie Gillette. Chorus Esther Hill, Pauline Wheel er, Helen Rhodes, Edith Elspass, Eva Ruth, Gladys Bolton. Jean Kelly, Dor othy Collier. Marguerite Enrlght. "Drummer's Song" Soloist, Bert Pros cott. Chorus Misses Wood. Thrall, Wells. Taylor, Rumford, Gllkle. "Don't You Want to Be a Diana?" So loist Vena Taylor. Chorus Misses Wood, Thrall, Wells, Rumford, Gll kle, Jones, tinnier, Jarvls; Messrs. Rae, Watson, Morrison, DeBar, Bond, O'Leary. "Gee, Ain't I Glad to be Home Again" Soloist, Warren Rae. Chorus Eight young ladies and eight young men. Pianist Miss Murphey DICK SMITH ARGUES SUPREME C URT CASE Salem, March 31. Arguments were heard in the supreme court to day In two cases, Oliver vs. Klamath Lake Navigation Company, and State vs. G. B. Whitney. The one-time foot ball star, 'Dick" Smith, appeared for the appellant in the former case. HAr.itisurui; xkws. - (Special Correspondence.) Harrishurg, March 31. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Steward and Mr. and Mrs. F. Li. Steward and family left this mornine for their old home In Minne sota. They have lived north of Har rishurg for about six years and will be greatly missed by their friends. Mr. and Mrs. Mahon will leave for Astoria in the morning, where they are going to make their future home. Mrs. C. A. Pryor and family ar rived today from Eugene and will visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Pryor. The property just opposite the liv ery stable, which belonged to Dan McClain and was listed with the Pryor-Canter Co., was sold Tuesday to R. A. Githens. The postoftice is now established in the Holt building and the new quarters are a great improvement and Postmaster Morris is propor tionately grateful. The building vacated by the post- ornce has been rented by Wright & Marguth and will be used to house their auto' stock and other machines. J. R. Cartwright returned from Newport on the 1:30 today. A. J. Hill returned home today from a trip north. Dnn't the Kitcp AH the a- Jk Flame Oil CC , By usinj the K kitchen is entirely, m midsummer. TO construction -I it . NEffv; PERFECTION Wick Bine flame Oil Cooks ensure quick work and a cool kitchen. The "N, n . has a i ufistantiat CABINET TOP lor warming u s tA r.ot offer it i rW Al. J T1? PHWl trt .mall cooklnc utensils even mn.n: u UI UViWU.f v van Made in three sires. Can .u or without Cabinet Top. If not iZU aref Rl The ..W v wl mitt DOWCrful lifftlt od hum tor Utu,rm Ifl,""i (M tale convenient iust what everv hnm II not with your dealer, wrile our numt jjm,, STANDARD OD. 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