Eugene daily guard., May 13, 1909, Image 2

TH2 ET7GZNS DAILY OUABD, THTTSSDAT, MAY 13, 1909.
Fortune Telling
r . i.k. Inl. in.idfr.tion lb Oil HMOtlll to WOIB.
o'l hppine woawily health.
T. worn... who nclu her bclth b tltio h.
T.rr loilnJ.lio ol ll tood fortun. For w.tbouC belch
lore Iok in luilr nd (old it but droti.
WooiMly hclih when lo.e or imp.ired guy (enerally b
remitted by ihe u.e ol Dr. Fierc'i i-ivor.te Pre.cr.pHon.
T Prescription has, tor over 10 yean,
been curlnt delicate, weak, pain-wracked
women, by the hundreds of thousands
and thla too In the privacy of their homes
without their harlni to submit to Indelh
cata questionings and offensively repute
nant examination,
. . . i . i. r. p: u.. I ...... irtt
Bick women are invneo 10 cuo.un i.. 7
All oorrenpoodence held at aacredly confidential. Addrm World Dupeotary
Medical Auociation, R. V. I'ierce, M. D., President, Buffalo, N. I.
Vs. Piuaca'i (il!T Familt Doctoi Bool, The People Common henw
Medical Adviaer, newly revi.ed iip-lo-daee edition KXKJ pae, anawera in
flats tnfliit hoita of delicate gueitioni which every woman, tingle or married,
oufht (o know about. Sen! frit, in plain wrapper lo any addreM on receipt of
21 one-cent mnipi to cover muling only, or in cloth binding lor 31 ttumpi.
WILLIAMS WINS
OFFICE OF STUDENT
BODY PRESIDENT
ANNUAL RHODODENDRON
EXCURSION TO NEWPORT
ON SUNDAY, MAY 1G
Only Eugene Man to Win Posi- ; Bound Tip Fare From Eugene
Eugene optical ranors
. Dr. D. W.Jarvis, Optician
21 1-212 I. O. O. F. White Temple
Arc Your Eyes Tired?
That in a hint nature gives you that they need atten
tion. When your eyes trouble you the pleasure of life is
destroyed. Good glasses bring relief and a return of hap
piness. We have glasses adapted to all conditions of the
eyes.
Our appliances for testing the eyes are the latest. You
are always welcome.
No Charge for Testing Eyes
MOST GR.CCERS SELL .
Olympic Flour
SNOWDRIFT AND BRILLIANT
every sack guaranteed
Miuln of wlrrd'il KnMtcrfi Oregon lmrd wlirttt.
It pnxluci'a nioro loiivi-n of lircml fhiin n ny other
flour and the louvea are whiter uiul liglitcr. lie
rmiae of the Ihe huTenm'il iiuiintlty of hreud
priMltired the coat la no hiiiher tlian for other
flout. ASK YOl'K (JIUK'KIt l'Oll IT.
THE PORTLAND FLOUJUNC MILL
SNOWDRIFT lold by PIK.RCI BROS.
tion at University
Election.
University student body officers
were elected yesterday as follows:
'resident' Ben 11. Williams, of
Eugene; vice-president Harper Ja
mison, of Portland; secretary Ruth
titinniway, of Portland; two mem
bers at large of executive commit-
tee iJcan T. Goodman, of I'enule
( ton and t'haiincey M. Cunning, of
j Baker City; three members of ath
, lotlc council Louis II. I'lnkhani, of
iBpokane; Oliver Huston, of Port
! land, and Kobert McKenzle of Athe
na; eilltor-ln-chlef of Oregon Week
ly Horton C. Nichols, of Portland;
associate editors Kay Clarke, of
I Kelso, and Kalpli .Moores, of Salem;
business manager of Weekly Fritz
, Dean, of Grants Pass; assistant niuu
; ai;or Ualph Stewart, of Albany;
editor of Oregon Monthly Jennie
j Lilly, of I'ortland; associate editors
! ThomaB Word, Portland; Olive
' Uonnel, of Portland; Birdie Wise, of
I Astoria; for the fourth position of
assistant, Louise Gray, Astoria and
j Itonald McKenzle, Portland, tied
with 200 votes apiece; business man
ager of Monthly Glen Brledwell, of
Forest Grove; assistant manager
Theodore Williams, of Portland,
(ilee Club Muimgrr.
Arthur M. Geary, of Portland, was
elected manager of the Glee club for
the season of 1909-10, at a meeting
of the club yesterijay afternoon.
Geary will he a senior next year, and
is quite well known In student body
circles, being this year president of
the 1911 class.
and Other Upper Valley
Points $2.50.
BUY GOOD LOTS
ON EASY TERMS
There are still about fif
teen good lots left unsold in
Blair Street Addition, also
a one-acre tract. These lots
are only three blocks from
the Geary schoolhouse and on
graded streets. You make
your own terms; small cash
payment and monthly Instal
ments on balance If you de
Blre. See any real estate agent
In htigcne.
The annual rhododendron excur
sion to Newport will be given uy me
S. P. Co. and C. & E. on Sunday,
May 16. The schedule of rates from
upper vanejr points, fo tne round
trip Is as follows:
From Cottage Grove, $2.50: Cres
well. $2.50; Goshen, $2.00; Eugene,
$2.50; Irving, $2.50; Junction City,
$2.50; Han-isburg, $2.50; Halsey,
$2.25; Shedd, $2.00.
The train leaves Cottage Grove at
5:10 a. m. and Eugene at 6 a. m.,
returning to Eugene after midnight
and arriving at Cottage Grove at
1:2(1 a. in.
The rhododendrons of Newport
are world famous for their luxurian
grace and beauty and are now In the
height of their glory. Ask any agent
of the company for full particulars.
THESE COM NIGHTS HAVE
NOT SPOILED THE CHOPS
of pianos and the Trowbridge is now
at its best and the price is only $250.
It has been advertised as a leader
and sold for very much more. If I
had been charging from $350 up
for them and then changed to an
other leader because some one had
shown they could be sold for $250,
would you think I was overcharging
for the new leader and all others
that I asked a good price for? A
few more left at $250, guaranteed
absolutely new and as good as any.
tf F. A. KANKIIN.
1' 1 : 1 1( ' 1 1 1 : 1 iO.N ST A Mil O X.
The Perrheron stallion Corbett,
weight 2200 pounds, will make the
season of 1909 at the race track.
Ten dollars for season. E. A. Bond
proprietor. H. 11. Thayer, manager.
tf
For real wheel value see tne Sav
age bicycle before buying. Chambers
ADVERTISEMENTS VOR PROPOS
ALS J-OU FIHMSIIIXG POLES
l'Oll TRANSMISSION
lilNE.
City Recorder's Office,
Eugene, Or., May 4. '09.
Sealed proposals will be received
by the city of Eugene, Oregon, until
8 o'clock p. in.,.. May 24, 1909. for
six hundred cedar poles for the
transmission line between the City of
Eugene and the power plant on the'
McKenzle river. I
The poles are to he sound, smooth j
cedar poles, thirty-five feet long,
eight Inches In diameter nt the top.
Delivery to be made along the line
where the poles aro to be set, forty
poles to the mile. Length of line,
about fifteen miles.
Bids will also be received for poles
delivered on cars at Springfield.
The right Is reserved to reject any
and all bids.
By order of the City Council.
J. I). MATLOCK. Mavor.
R. S. BRYSON. City Rec.
Surprise your wife. Good sewing
machines at big reduction; $35 ma
chines reduced to $25. Hill's 513
RE7L ESTATE BARGAINS!
af
nf $10,000. and in order tn
I expect to maKe u iw.uuw " . T. ., smeiJ
crviH f. fh.c investment, w sacrmce on we n.uuwu.K ww..
JWil V '
.or-n n :i -nm Proemell All p.VP.l rilflW land 6XCrDt 20 arrac .
.: l..' liiln ri.. 7K huchp c nf nats nr 3 tons hav to the ar.r uiJ'l
UmDer. Vlll rllUUUlc in kmv.. . Y 7 -j , "lull
small cash payment any good farmer can meet deferred payments out of ti
crops from the land. Price per acre 33
n 17 ACRES orchard land with 200 growing cherry trees, 32 miles north ,
Eugene, near famous Harlow cherry orchard. Price
10 ACRES adjoining Dr. McCornack orchard; gilt edge fruit land and fine loca
tion for a home, only short walk from new $20,000 school now buildino
You can make the price of this land out of two crops of strawberries on i
land itself. Price 83O0
1 30 ACRES within the corporate limits of Florence, dry and level. Price per acr;
for the whole, S35-or IP luacreiracis ai, uerauie 04Q.OQI
1 nt? in MiliP.r's addition to Florence. S 1 50 to $250 each. Lots in the oriniJ
plat of Florence S200 to S50
120 ACRES in Glenada, lying between the church and public school. Splendi:
marine view and spring brook through the tract. Per acre jjj
96 ACRES at Acme: 41 acres meadow and balance rolling hill land: creamJ
and 2 stores, 2 merchant mills and shiplanding near. Good dairy propositi
Price ;.. S2O0I
MILL SITE on ship channel near Florence and 18,000,000 feet tributary timber.
Price $ 1 8,00:
CHOICE BUILDING SITES in my home tract near Hendricks' Park, with or 1
out spring water.. Building restrictions insure big values. Overlook till
and river, near car line. Prices on application.
All the above property is owned withinlhe family, so I do not need to consult anl
one about prices, terms or commissions.
I want money and NOW is the time to get a bargain from me. I sold acreaae l
Eugene at $49 per acre that is now worth $1 000 per acre. I sold the qrora
wnere me new baniora Dunaing is now going up lor $1 uu. 1 sold a lot if
Florence for $35 that is now worth $1500, and thought at the time I was,
getting good prices.
In 1S91 the yearly production of gold for the whole world was only $130,650,000, and theccfcl
silver was then but $177,325,000 yearly for the whole earth. Since that date these have gradually;!
ed until last year tne proauction or goia was 4i,is vz.uuu ana in isuy tne coinage of silver was):;!
uuu. j ujs SLeauy lucieitae 111 me inuuutuuii 111 me great, nieuiuui 01 ejtunange IS saicl to be due tod
traduction of improved machinery in mining, and there is every reason to believe this increaeo I
tlnue indefinitely at about the same ratio, with the result that money will continue to grow cheaK I
real estate will continue to increase in value. Tne united states Is getting more than her nrnmrl
Kir. .,, n,A rtvamn tUvm.ch lmml,.nnflnn 1 I 1 . ... l'"JJI..
lino un ihuucj ai,u v",ii6ii nci i in uugi auuii auu iui:i eai u cuuniieice, is getting a grej'-i
portion than any other state. The mathematical conclusion follows that Oregon real estate will Incr
propuruoii lo iuis increasing uuiow 01 money, i ne next turee years wilt be boomers. BUY K1'
GEO. MELVIN MILLER
Phone Red J46J
Room 20, McClungi
White Frost Re
frigerators, White
Sewing Machines,
Comfort Porch
Chairs, fine Porch
Shades. Every
thing for the home
Big line of Carpe:
and Rugs, select
patterns of Matti
Linoleum, best
qualities; Stoves
and Ranges, Crod
ery and Glasswan
If you want vour home fnrnkhpH nr Qnmp nwr niooc
the same from us at surprisingly low values. We carry the largest best selected stock of Sou
u 11 j i J .vmb 111 icu& MucuiLiLic, cib vve uu, inaKes our prices SOmurh nwprthr
the Smn den prq rnnnnt rnmnata uritl, .10 kt . iU lllUL11 1UXV er llk
nPtitnr, rnnf T , rZ 1? " " l.Lv 'T 11 1 UdIa,ns 111 one week than all our con
rv..w vuuiuiucu, ,,u vyiu yay yuu LU WaLCll OUT aOS.
SOME SAVERS
WOVEN WIRE SPRINGS
Tho kind you pay $3.00 for we sell
special on Monday and Tuesday
only for
sPdttl $2,19
SEE OUR BIG LIME OF BEDS
COUCH COVERS
Two dozen In this lot of Tapestry
Covors. While they last, Monday
and Tuesday only, each,
sPccinl 99c
BUY YOUR HAMMOCKS FROM US
Remember w
GRANITE STEW KETTLE
Fine lipped Saucepan) 6-qt. size,
in good graniteware; sells every,
where for 85c; Monday and Tues
day only .each,
sPccial 35c
Speical Prices Carpets and Rugs Now
REFRIGERATORS
We have the largest and best se
lection of Refrigerators in the city.
"White Frost" is the best made;
Wisconsin leads all wooden makes,
or the National for less monev
Special Discount on Refrigerators.
PORCH FURNITURE
We can save you money on every
article of furniture for the porch.
See us for special prices on the Old
Hickory line of Porch Goods.
Complete Line Crockery and Glassmare
,. r ii i . II "u",fJlclc rocKery and uiassmare
-e cany a line of Upholstering Goods, and have in our employ the onlv expert earner dnrwv m 1 : " '
We do not farm out this work, hut do the same in our own establishmen mattress men in En
are bought of us we do the dranerv work W QM c w ! :l?'e. Surt?,ns; Port,ers or Drapery Goo.Js
MJ .v. vuu. luiiiiMimgs Tor the home or office
We carry a large .
line of Stoves and.
Ranges, also Oil . .
and Cook Stoves.
We can save you
money on this line
of goods.
CanpbeII-F
Phone Main 43
ompany ..
EUGENE'S RIG HOUSEFURNISHERS
o Corftr Eighth ai Olivetreets
We sell for Cash
or Credit, on liM
terms.
AII sale prices
strictly cash.
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