Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, August 21, 1909, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text9 TWO TH EUGENE DAILY GUARD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 21, 1909 The Fountain Head of Life Is The Stomach A snail who has weak and impaired itomacb aod who doet not properly digest hit food will sooo find that bit blood has become weak and impoverished, and that bii whole body ia improperly and ioaufficieatly nourished. Dr. PIERCE'S GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY make tbe ttomach mtront, promote the flow ml dliettlva lulcem, restore the lomt appetite, make meatmllatlon perfect, lavltoratea the liver and parltle and enrlcae the blood. It la the treat blood-maker, tleah'bullder and rettoratlr nerr tonic. It make men trout In body, active la mind and cool la ludfmeau Thii "Discovery" Is pure, flycerio extraot o( American medical rood, biolulely free from alcohol and all injurioui, habit-forroinf drufs. All iti infrediente are printed on itl wrappers. It baa no relationship with secret nostrums. Its every ingredient is endorsed by the leaders in all the schools of medicine. Don't accept seeret nostrum as a substitute for this time-proven remedy or mows cohtosition. Asi voua nbiohbubs. They must know of many eurea made by it during past 40 years, right in your own neighborhood. World's Dispensary Medical Association, Dr. R.V. Pierce, Pres., Buffalo, N. Y. NEW YORK PLAY REHEARSALS PERCY ' LONG Commercial Club Block Phone Main 536 Plumbing. Heating; and Tinning Manufacturers of Galvanized Iron Cornet 'and Skylights, Estimates Furnished None but CompetentjW'orkrnen Employed z st-rW-m The' One Cigar "She" Won't, Object, to Is a "Banquet." For it has a superb Aroma that even the non-smoker ap preciates. That Aroma of a "Banquet" is that of the very best Tobacco ever put in a 5e Cigar a fact that you will appreciate if you were to try one. Why not try it today. , Lumber Shingles Lime Plaster Cement l ELMIRA LUMBER GO. I Phone Black 5U6 I Yard 4th and Pearl 1 $1 $1 $1 $1 $1 $1 1 ?1 51 II $1 $1 $1 $1 $1 $1 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 $1 $1 $l $l 51 51 Any article lu our whitlow ONE DOLLAR Some broken Hues to closo out Soma now gooda that are just out Boms lines that are never never out ample llnea lint Plna, Brooches, Dolt Pins, Alarm Clocks, Foun tain Pens, Watches, Ster ling Silver Spoons, Silver Plated Waro.Mntch Doxea, Cut Glass, Ladles' Watch Fobs, Etc. Mauror-Coppornoll Ji'Hi-lry Co. ( Inc.) 012 WIM.AMKTTK ST. V 51 51 51 51 51 51 $1 51 51 5t 51 51 $1 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 SI 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 SI THE LATEST IN WALL PAPER BASS HUETER PAINTS Fred Ludford The Paint Man Phone Red Bill 101 W. 8th St. EATON'S Book Bindery Hook nnsind. MiiKHZInva Hound. Port f alios Made. blank llnaks Ituled d Bound to Order. Artlstlo lluokblnilluR Dob. Nothing Hut Good Work. Nent Hut Keasonable Prices. Office at EATON'S BOOK STORE K. Mvnroe r.W.Mumo MUNROES Furniture and Hardware Sole Agents for Portland Stoves and Laclede Ranges Trunks, Suit, Cases, Rugs, Matting, Bedding 17 West F.liihth St., tcnupne, (VregoB Phono Kill Mil!. WELL DRILLING Any Size Hole, Limit J 000 ft G. W, TAYLOR 828 Patterson St. Phone Red 3372 Ol (By William S. Brewtr.) New York, Aur. 21. If Queen Al-t-xanJra of Kngland was Blven to airing her opinions in the columns of l he press, a discussion between her majesty and Margaret Illlnirton on woman's proper snhere would make interesting reading, for Alexandra Is more than a queen, she Is a woman wno thinks for herself, and her ideas are not homespun, either. She does not favor stocking darning for great stage artists, nor does she believe In the niarry-and-settle-down-to-family- raising luea. in a letter received here recently her views have for the first time become publicly known. The letter from her protege. Ade line Oenee, whose dancing so charmed the Queen that she brought her to the great garden party with which the Ixmdon social season closed. Genee danced and was made a great pet of. After that the Queen had a long talk with the danseuse. con gratulated her upon her engagement to marry, and then spoke her mind. I here Is nobody who dances like you." she said. "For this reason 1 will not hear of your retiring from the stage upon the occasion' of your marriage. icu simply must not." Now. fienee is a royal little Dane and such an expression from the sis ter of her King she considers the equivalent of a command. (ienee is to be with us here In New York right soon when she begins re hearsals for "A Silver Stnr." She surely will not retire for three years having a contract for that period with Klaw & Erlanger. Springer's Grand Opera House will open the season tomorrow evening. The attraction will 'be "The Girl from Hector's," Paul M. Potter's comedy. The original cast will be seen here during the engagement. The ensu ing season marks .Mf. Springer's tenth as manager of this play house. in conjunction with this theatre he will also oerate the Grand Opera House. Uroolyn, the opening of which will occur on August 30. with "The Hound I'p" as the attraction. After two years away from the footlights, Adeie Ititche will resume her earner as a Bnialway musical comedy star 1 n Planquette's "The Paradise of .Mahomet." which will be produced early this season by Hie Sliuberts. She 1h to have the part of iitMigaiin.a young widow, the heroine of tlio piece. Miss Hltchle's reappearance Is an event or much theatrical Impoi'tati us sue mis neon In retirement from the stage since her starring seasons two years ago. in "The Social Whirl' and "I'ascliiallng Flora," under the direction of ihe Shuherls. It was only ufter much persuasion that she was induced to return to tho foot lights. "The Paradise of Mahomet" has the distinction of being the last score written by 'Plnuquetto, the composer of "The Chimes or Normandy," and though it haa never been done in En glish, enjoyed a great success In Paris. The American version of the book and the lyrics are by Hurry U. Smith and Hubert H. Smith. Work on the production Is well under way, and tho oriental scenory will be lav ish. Jtalph llerz Is to be featured In tho production. "The Only Law," now playing at tho llackett Theatre, has established a precedent In theatricals. It is us ual with the production of a new musical comet jr to hear the theatre going iiuhllo whistling tho various airs that have proved popular, but today one hoars line after line quot ed from "The Only 'Uw." Some of these lines are so bright and wlttv mat iney snouiil take a permanent place In the up-to-date metropolitan vernacular. 'The Hlngmaster" is the title of the new four-Act modem drnmn wnicii t no '.Missrs Shnbert nre pre sorting at MaXlllO Elllotln Tliratra u.e piny is tile work of Oliver Pur. t'r. In gcnoral terms the theme of i no mnginnster may lie dlscrlbcil ns the conflict on now and old Ideals or integrity In the business world, showing the contrast of tho old Idea merely to keep within the letter of Ihe law. and the new Idea of playing a lair mid upright gnme even In' the struggle of the stock market. Among Ihe leading players In the cast nre l-nuretto Taj' lor, .Marlon Iliillou, Or.a Wuldorp, Arthur Byron, William Hosell, George Howell, Frederick Durum and K.lward Kmery. iMrs. l,elle Carter Is searching for a name Tor the new plav which has been written for her bv KOvar.1 Peple. author of'Tho Modern Chap." The play Is one of modern life, a departure for Mr. Mrs. Carter. Re hearsals have already begun, but the cast nas not been flnnally deter mined. The play is to be elaborate ly staged and much la promised for It. Mrs. Carter has written a version of her own of "Camille" and will present It at special matinees during the coming season. "Kassa," the John Carter Long play which cost Mis. Carttr so considerable a sum last year Is also in rehearsal, as Mrs. Carter has changed her mind. In addition to the plays named above, Mrs. Carter holies to be able to present "Macbeth" this season. Ever since she became her own man ager It has been her ambition to en act the role of Lady Macbeth, and in selecting her company this year she has chosen players -competent to ap pear in Shakespearian production. Curiously enough. Mrs. Leslie Car ter has never witnessed a perform ance of "Macbeth," a fact that she does not deplore, as she believes It win enable her to nlav the role un hampered by tradition. Mrs. Car-! ter's production of ".Macbeth" will! pronauiy ue made ont of town, but Iti Is ber firm iuteutiou to present It1 during her New York engagement. ! i ITCHING SEEMED TO BE INCURABLE Terrible Red Patches on Face and Arms Made Victim Ashamed to be Seen Suffered Intensely for Ten Months Expert Treatment Gave No Relief Two Sets of the CUTICURA REMEDIES ENTIRELY CURED HER j: H "About two years ago I contracted eczema and suffered intensely for about ten month. At times I thought I would scratch myself to nieces. My face and arms were covered with large red patches, so that I was ashamed to go out. I was adviried to go to a doctor who was a specialist in skin diseases, but I received very little relief. I tried every known remedy, with the same results. I thought I would never get better until a friend of mine told me to try the Cuticura Remedies. So I tried them as the last resource, and I am very glad thut I did, for after four or five applications of Cuticura Ointment I was ..f M ,lni,nPni,n ;u; r waa. jiuiiiiiuu uaH compieiea tne J used two sets of the Cuticura Remedies Will your machine play the new AMBEROL RECORDS? Let us play them for you, and put and attachnx your machine. Then enjoy a more-than-fout-4 record. Longest made, I LAWRENCE ROACH MU 26 W 6th St. Phone Black 1027 : c. jt cast or juayeis that will appear in tv.e new naval comedy, 'The Flag Lieutenant," which will he urniliirorl In Athtntlc City, August 23, and then come to the Crlteriou Theatre, Xew l UI K . Bruce McRae, Isabel Irving, Lums den Hare, Vera MijCrrd, Frank Car lyle. Helen Freeman, Oeorge Prohert. K-ssa Kani, Basil iHallam, Mrs. Wheaturoft. C. Leslie Aieu, Dudley Dieses, Herbert Budd. W. H. G1I mour, John May, Wallace Jackson, Frank Shannon, Richard Garrk-k and others are In the cast. Mr. Frohman has also selected August 2ti, at the Lyceum Theatrt. " uuik ior ine tirst American per formance of "Arsene Lupin." a new play of detective life, bv Messrs. Francis de Croisset and Maurice Le Blanc Important rules will be played by Mnwre. William Courte nay and Sidney Herbert and the Misses Doris Keane and Virginia llamimiud. Henry .Miller will sal for London tomorrow where ho rtlll appear in "The Great' Divide" at Ihe Adelphi Theatre, under the management of Charles Frolimnn. The following company will assist .Mr. .Miller: hclitli ynno .Maithi.son. Laura Dupe i.-;mei uamron, J. liiirrv ueuriiiio, diaries F. Uotthold, Fred eric linn, Nilll-im J. Uutler, Heurv H. Walthall, Frank Brownlee and James nagan (Soap, Ointment and Pills), and I am completely cured. I always recom mend Cuticura to any one that is suf fering and in every case it afems to cure. Miss Barbara Krai, 29 Mt. Pleasant Are., HighJandtown, Md., Jan. 9, '08." Fretful Babies Suffering from Skin Humors, Soothed to Sleep by Cuticura. A warm bath with Cuticura Soap and gentle anointing with Cuticura Oint ment, purest and sweetest of emolli- y'ents, afford immediate reuei in me most, ais ' traftfiinT forma of iffh- V-. I Inff- burning, seal and v. V- erubieu numors, ecze- t 'rK tinns, irritations and V'. V channiTsot mrancyand " nnr) slArt nnrl nn i n t f - a HDeedv cure when all other remedies fail. Tun ran toed abso lutely pnre and may be used from the hour of birth. Cutirnn !inn mf- Olrtmmt rfMV.), pmnTwnt f,(V i T,f CIi.i.-i.i -if (,, ,!.-,! -'lli ). .irs- M'.tl thnu"ti.int ti " 'V'-ri'l Potior Dm - a- Difiiu. Cory., K.. 1" Iiri'..'""!"., Hull,.!,. W. J. Haskell & Sd 30 West Sixth St. Phone Black! The Best Workmanship Our M( For painting or house decorating we use the best rials and furnish expert artists at reasonable cbar BLAIR STREET LOTS ON EASY TERMS blx lots only left unsold In ninlr Street Addition to Eu- gene, liest place to buy for home or divestment. Prleen reasonable and vou innkn your own terms. Small nnv. a inent down nnd monthly In- suuimenta If you wish to pur- chime that way. See any real estate dealer. av UPSTAIRS 8I0 Willamette Street Is the place to ko to eet some o-nnrl buys lu farm lands and cltv nroner- ty. Our field man. Mr. Edwards. In thoroughly posted In the quality and prices of all lands we have on sale, and Is In a position to give you reli able Information. Our office table is groaning with actual bargains. Call and see us. EVKK YHODY'S REALTY CO. II ALL'S TKAWS VOM)KI. I have sold Hall's Texas Wonder for kidney, bladder and rheumatic trouble for the last five years, and have guaranteed It In many ca3es. but have never had a complaint. 60 days' treatment In each bottle. O. J. HCLL, Red Cross Pharmacy. If you are looking ior nice clean rooms or rooms with the best of board, It would be to your Interest to visit the new "Park Hotel," op posite freight depot. The place has been entirely renovated. Rates are reasonable. tf WOOD! WOOD! WOOD! Warm Up Gentlemen It is time to think of laying in your wood orders for the coming: winter and we have the Goods. Protected From the Sun 1.. ,f aV 4 EUGENE FUEL GO. v 559 Willamette Street Phone Black 2881 S5 A. C. MATHEWS General Teaming Concrete, Gravel, Building Sand and good excavation ' earth for sale Phone Black 2811 or call at 345 W 4th Use Sun Proof Paint and your house will be pro ected. Costs no more and wears longer than other paints Ask for a Color Card Overton Wall Paper and Paint Company J6-l8SeventnSt. Phone Red 1161 " inn nil it IICY. .1 See that he Is On Time. IiiTimeJ Has the Time. A watch lh his pt et. bought of us. does tha trlck.i Nothing delights the yputh n) than to know that he ca den SMARTT Smeed - BED ROCK WELL DRILLING Eleven years experience Any size hole J 000 ft limit C E. GOROINIER, IJ06Villard Phone Ked 5 1 22 C. L. BEADLE Stone Mason Lmt orders at White's resuars.nl D West (llshth svrcet or Mr .t enrlngfleld. Or. 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Ited 4lk, EUGENE RANSFE Excelsior wood, targe load.i Dry Maple, sawed, per cor 4 Dry tie veod, sawed .eard.k Dry body fir. 4-foet. card.. a r 4 Somrielhiing Good in Fruit Lirids Hollenbeck . , McMurphey Have Purchased 919 Acri Ol CllOlCe Fruit I . nnrl U..rM C..LJ!. j i . - vi uiiu nave oUDUlVIQCQ same into 1 0,20 and 40 acre tracts Why pay $200 per acre for fruit land when you can buy fust as mnJ fiw I J r i This land is situated five miles from depot. X good level road all fhe lv w t ?5 per acre' pns.ng;80 acres wirfiin the last 8 days. Whv not com, ' l!?:... We- have sM?i Tacts corn- tracts can be boucht on time, small rK rm..f U " " V"c ProPos,tlon ver with us. Th ' t-...v.M uuiqihc iu sun tne puiKhaser. ese o i 48? HOLLENBECK , McMUHPHEY I Willamette Street; L