Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, July 13, 1910, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextOVED TO 28 w. SIXTH lff in better 'shape ill kinds Jf plumb et meta 1 work No Overcharges Good Werkmanship IEAT MARKET IE PLAGE fresh meat and very. We cure ams an J bacon, head cheese and re cater to choice ily trade H. st. Mjoiw Red 4861 AH & SON . lOKe secure a more sat la- Lie cigar than a MT. workmanship Is per- leaf that Is put into erably better than Uority of dealers pnt fl cigar. to enjoy a genuine ke," try MT. HOOD Oil FEED to burn. Get your Its It drying for wln- a dollar a cord by from the car. Of- Ightli street. Phone AND FEED CO. Eches, city prop all kinds, and at y. Have lived In 1854 and know th be glad to show pie. RSON & SON. Ntte street. Crescent Store OREGON. 'BELL E OF EATS Bftt. a. pALE l!,60 feet, -n. Ku ttreet with ft. " ""u an ' ter, only L,rtare of lid It las rom Jju- ItNTJRiru-o r tweea lit USFEB ,--?5Me .tn,,t fflLL. PAY YOU TO KFFP IN TOUCH WITH THIS P AGE FOR SALfl FOE SALE CheaV nearlv nw ni. ano If taken within the next week. Mrs. Colvln. 204 East Eleventh, tf RIVER BOTTOM ACREAGE One mile from railroad. 150 iter Bell & Skene, Lane County Abl FOR SALE By owner, 7-room mod ern house; lots of fruit on lot; close in; cheap If taken at once. 628 Ferry Btreet. tf FOR SALE FURNITURE Includ ing a Bridge & Beach range, and quartered oak dresser. Call Thurs day morning at 84 E. 11th st. jl3 MOWER FOR SALE Good second- nanu. mower for sale cheap. See Webster Klncald, 81 East Ninth Btreet, Eugene, Oregon. tf WOOD FOR SALE Good fir and oak wood. See Webster Klncald, 81 East Ninth street; phene office, Main 676, res, main 674. tf FOR SALE Special to investors one block best College Hill prop erty at a bargain. Inquire Hunter . Electric Co., 22 W. 8th st. tf FOR SALE One of tie most choice acre tracts In Blair Street addition. Reasonable price, with easy terms. See any real estate dealer. tf FOR SALE A good-paying business or will trade lor good Inside prop erty or land. For particulars see Mark Fleming Co., 412 Willamette Btreet, Eugene, Or. tf FOR SALE Household furnishings. Everything goes. It will pay you to investigate. 2 55 East Ninth. Phono Red 1721. Rev. O. C. Wright. FOR SALE No. 153. 322 acres 11 miles from Eugene on good road; 160 acres fine bottom land; 120 -acres In cultivation; about 30 acres of oak and maple timber; FOR SALE Good lots , east front, 4 blocks from Willamette street, $10 down. $10 per mouLh. see Ed Bryant, room 17, over Cockerline & Wetherbee'8 store. tf FOR SALE Brand new Vlctrola, with $25 worth of records, at n discount of 20 per cent. Address Red Cross Drug Store, Junction City, Or. tf NOT CHEAP LAND (We don' handle that kind) but high grade fruit, nut and garden land in smal tracts at reasonable prices. WUla mac Land Co., rooms 2 and 3 Cherry block. tf FOR SALE 50 acres of Hood River fruit land for sale at a sacrifice, or will trade for Eugene property or close in acreage. Inquire of J. W, Jones at 22 West Eighth street, Eugene. FOR SALE 620 acres within 1 mile of car line; good land, suitable for sub-dividing; will sell entire tract at $50 per acre. Call on or address Mrs. Essie Ryckman, 232 E. 11th st tf FOR SALE At sacrifice, 7-room bungalow with bath and pantry end porches; concrete foundation; fine drilled well of water; pump on back porch; near car line; lot 60x150. Address X, care Guard. Ui FOR SALE tiere's a fine home. It's one of the best In Eugene; it's worth $6,000, but $2,500 cash will handle the deal. If you are look ing for something new, thoroughly modern and Ideally located, see Page, 626 Willamette st. tf FOR SALE Only hardware store In a growing town In Eastern Oregon did $28,000 worth of business last year at good profit; will sell at In voice, about $8000. Good reasont for selling. Addross "Hardware,"' care Guard. J15 FOR SALE The Guard Job printing department Is prepared to turn out all kinds of commercial stationery. hnnUn and nhamnlet work, prompt ly and under the supervision of ex-i pert workmen. Prices are always reasonable FOR SALE Two baby buggies; ono large brown wicker buggy, with leather carriage top, as good as new, and one leather go-cart, also In good condition. It has spring seats. Price very cheap. Call at ' 109 W. 8th st. Mis. L. E. Tldball. WE HAVE 16 ten-ecre and 18 ve acre tracts of the Dest. iru,t, u and garden land In the valley, sit-' uatod on the wctvenzie ri to Eugene and Springfield. high and dry and e beautiful ' " hnmA .not. W llamac iana Co. Rooms 2 43 Cherry blck. tf, FOR SALE Do you want an l"'"1; ment that will net 12 per cent7 We have a 16-room house nearly all furnished. The owner Is goin away and has Instructed us to sell for $4500 with furniture or $4iuu without. Will give very easy ,m. a nnlck. Willamette Vslev' Land Co., 22 West Eighth J12 street. s FOR BALE Say, Ttadrt you better consider this. Just think, 40 acres right in the heart. f """"l. jurt on the market; the nicest Place for a home; elegant fruit Pd ! right at the finest hl njehoo In the county and nearly ererj W In cultivation. This 1. the best nap of the season and won t last long Better hurry, only $80 per acre, other small tracts will follow this sale; only last week a tract rig A across this sold for 2 00 per acrV p r strrfW Pteasaut Hill, phone (J) Springfield Farmery T7 I.' " :4m II FOR RENT 'urnlture FOR RENT Cot ore and rooms. quire at 617 Alder st'coi. THE EUGENE DAILGPASD, WSSyESEA?, JUL? General and Mrs. Howe, Who Seek to Revive Army Socials Photo by American Press Association. In the olden days that Is, during the pioneer period-social fuctlons were numerous In army circles. But things quieted down uud these functions were set aside as a thing of the past. General Howe, commander of the department lu the east, stationed at Governors Island. Is busily engngcil In mi endeavor tn resurrect this old time custom. He and .Mrs. Howe hit, n,l to entertain im-iii-bers of society folks extensively this season anil will uie the example to W followed by other ollkers, which will assist lu the move. FOR RKXT (Continued) FOR RENT Flve-ronm modern' cot tage, with barn, on W 10th st. Ew er & Egi;en, 4S6 Willamette st. J14 FOR RENT Modern, furnished flat; ' bath. Schneider flats, W. Eighth street. tf1 . ; run KEiwr two nesniy tinted! flats with steam heat and bath In very desirable location. Call at nn 6 over 650 Willamette street, tf FOR RENT 10-room house; up stairs furnished; electric light and and bath; nice lawn; four blocks from Willamette street. Apply at 704 Washington st. tf FOR RENT Storoiom at W E. 9th st 27x114 feet; double front; 9th and Park sts. ; good location for any business; cheap rent. W. S. Moon, 63 E. 9th St.. over store, tf FOR RENT Some nice roums, cen trally located, suitable for office or sleeping purposes. Call at room 6, over 550 Willamette street, Eu gene, Oregon. tf F0R RENT A good first-class rooming house of 9 rooms right In the center of business of Eugene; one that can be rented reasonable to the rlshl party; for further In formation anply to D. L. Cartmell Ilovey building, room 7. upstanrs. PA31UKE rOit iv KNT We are tak-. Ing In all kinds of stock to pas-1 ture on the E. M. Warren place, , 2 1-2 miles south west. See man In charge on place. G. W. Grow, route 3. box 20. tf FOR RENT New and finely fur nished rooms on first and second floors; single and In suites; for light housekeeping. Light ,heat, bath, hot and cold water; 2 blocks from Willamette st. 136 E. 7th street. tf WA NTED. WANTED One good gentle horse bntween 11 and 12 hundred lbs. Must be gentle and true to work. Address A. W. Blnnton, Eugene, or phone Farmers 118. J16 WANTED A wonmn vo clean house once a week. Address 109 West Eighth street. J13 WANTED A housekeeper on farm; good wages; apply Dr. L W Brown, Room 4, Chrlsman Block. J14 WANTFD Three good horses, from 1100 to 1200 lbs. Must be sound and not over 8 or 8 years old. None others need apply. Wlllamac Land Co., room 2, Cherry blk. tf I WANTED TO TRADE On account WA 45.acre , f . house and lot near acnooi, up w tmnn balance S500 cash or time. T-i, i i. iIia rineRt ftDDle land In mtIe7rom rvntiirlns county, 1 yt .,. ctnnintr north and west. email house, crops, etc., with the nl.ice Address F. E. Tompkins, J30 Yoncalla. Omgon. ALBERTA WHEAT LANDS ,,. flrP thP only colonization agents for the Canadian Pan flc gary and other "c ! 7 j' H Co ik.ll U rich black and along the main lines of the C. P. ,,.- on tna vegetable loam invigorating; i-r.iu ;r WINTERS, wa. . MARKFT GOOD AND OUSANDS OF ACRES TO SELECT FROM MARKhT wuii. fl.-u m ,,8 re on tPD years' payments. -Prices ranging I m riaPrale from Portland to Calgary and Wf '"? ".40 an Ta ra'tf c c ue cent a mile to travel anywhere In Mother "formation, booklets, sample of grain and so,,, etc.. write & Sucre-M.r lo T7liT 23 Wi;ST KIUITI! STItFI T, KOOM a, I PSTAIflH . vt'O I rW Si:iIllUI,il lll'm ramie WANTED Continued. WANTED Fifty laborers to work in I ditch at McKenzie Power plant; ! $2.25 per day. Apply to Alvln i Tllvers Waltervllle. Oreiron. 1lfi WANTED Team for outing trip to 06 about 30 days. Call 500 West Fifth street, or phone Main 620 7-14 WANTED To buy for cash, a small ranch near Eugene. State price and particulars in first letter. If not owner don't answer. Address A, care Guard. jl4 WANTED Man and wife to rent taind take care of flats on second floor, with privilege of sub-renting. Terms reasonable. Address boK 14, Eugene, Oregon. tf WANTED Young man of ability with good references wants posf tlon In office; Is a good bookkeeper and will collect or solicllt. Ad- dress D, care of Guard. LOST Loan Savings Bank check book, with private papers and note enclosed, on Blue River road last Thursday or Friday. Reward. Re turn to Guard office. J14 MISCKI.LA.VEOUS. 12 PER CENT INTEREST If Inter ested, see Webster Klncald, 81 E. Ninth street. Eugene, Oregon. tf CHAKLISd Kl.MiVVKl,!., FLORIST. Cut flowers, potted plants and car nations In flue assortment. West Springfield greenhouse. Telephone Main 64. ' MISCELLANEOUS The Electrl: The Electric. Electric cleaning and pressing company. Main 827. J12 K. E. OVERMAN, Hatsey, Ore., legal Adviser In land titles, member of the National Co-operative Realty Co. Notary Public for Oregon, and I am the owner of a few land op tion contracts tbat -I have with the view of selling, which I will show anyone Interested, what I am get ting for the use of my money by so doing. I have a large list of farms and city property for sale at all times, also business proposi tions, and mining stock In the ixyle 'Consolidated Mines Co., of Colorado. I will help you buy, build or oell your homo. My price Is all rlgbt Children Wo aro Sickly. Mothers who value their own com fort and the welfare of their children, should never be without a box of Mnihe, r.rav's Sweet Powders for . . . . . .. fiV- nnnh aiiI fhl children, inr u J, eu , They patlo'n feetS uorougnout mo I feverish ness, constipation, teeming disorders, headacne and siomaca tmiihto. These powders never fall. Sold by all drngglsU 25c Don' : .c- cept any suuiu,o. . . , will be sent free to any mother who will addresel Allen S. Olmsted, Le- Roy. N. Y. orna inn Curing - iu'knt,l-(-i,. KUEL CHEAP, CROPS 1 CROPS BOUNTIFUL vv-..---. ..mm 13, 1C10 YOU NEED A SUMMER HOMK Now Is the time to begin nrrang- Ing for your summer vacation. Youj wil need to get the wife and children: away from the coming summer heat and dust and Into pure and cool et- mosphere. Why not take one of;sengers taken) 10:27 a. m, those ten-icre tracts in the suburbs uf Florence, n,r the ocean, that -ou can now buy for $500? Keep it a tow years and you will be able to sell it for $10,000 or more. The people of Los Angeles made millions out of the development of adjacent ocean beach property, and millions will bo made out of the development of Lano county beach 'Property, and you had just as well make a few thousand while you are providing pour family with wholesome summer recreation, if you lo not like going p tar away as Florence, try one of those City View Park tracts lying within the suburbs of Eugono, close by the artesian well. These tracts aro well, wooded, shady retreats, elevated i above the dust of street traffic, the full force of the ocean breeze making them U,Ml for summer homes. They aro growing lu value evory year far more thau the Interest on tho money required to xiy tor them. You can make a summor caniD here: and double your Investment at thojteed. 25c. Sold bv Dillon Drug Co imn tune. These tracts aro only ten to fifteen minutes walk from the Col lego Hill loop street car lino now In operation and right on the Eugene Siuslaw electric line right-of-way. You can make an ideal summer home here and come Into the city for busi ness every dny. These tracts can be bought now for $200 an acre. They aro just as close to the business cen ter as some other land that now brings $2,000 per acre In city lots, and the law of "equal distance, equal value" will make one worth as much as the other in a very short time. See George Melvln Miller, owner of me Florence and city vtow tracts, at room 20, oorner Elghtti and WUIam- ettc, who will make terms your iwcketbook. to suit tf LONG FELT WANT J lil'GUXE While working In tho largest dy ing and clennlng works on the coast and while there seeing lots of gar ments shipped from Eugene to be dye-oleaned or dyed, and after Inves tigating and going over the ground thoroughly, we saw nt once that there was a good opening for a first- class cleaning and dyeing works Ini Eugene, so we decided to put In a first-clnss plant, and are doing well; from the start. Wo are the only ex-! perts In this line north of San Fran cisco, and have had over 12 years' experience and guarantee all work. All articles dyed by us are treated separately for sanitary purposos and done by hand. In this way we ob tain good results as no machinery Is used In our work that will tear or Injure the fabric. Everything possible tn cleaning or dyeing. Eugene Dye Works, 115 E. Ninth street, Phone Main 122. C, Marx, manager. MARVELOUS DISCOVERIES mark the wonderful progress of the ago. Air flights on heavy machines, telegrams without wires, terrible war Inventions to kill men, and the won der of wonders Dr. King's New Dis covery to sova life when threatened by cough, colds, lngrlppe, asthma croup, bronchitis, hemoragos, bay fever, whooping cough or lung troub le. . For all bronchial affections It has no equal. It relieves Instantly Its the surest cure. James M. Black of Ashevlllc, N. C, R. R. No. 4, writos It cured him of an oustlnato cough after all other remedies had failed 50c and $1.00. A trial bottle free Guaranteed by W. A. Kuykendall, Use Allen's Foot-Hace. The antiseptic powder to be ahak f'l9, " ,1V- ifiZ.0-? hsil! ? ,25. fi2 I'.irL0 ' Lf .hn. i.., iei :;W.7' tight shoes easy. Cures acklng, swollen, hot, sweating feet, R-i ileves corns and bunions of all pain I uuu gives rein huu vuimurw Always use It to break In new shoes. Try It today. Hold everywhere. It cents. Don't accept any substitute. For FREE trial package address Allen B Olmsted, LeRoy, N. T. Pain anywhere stuped In 20 mln utiM sure with one of Dr. Shoop's Pink Pain Tablets. The formula Is on the 25c box. Ask your doctoror druggist about this formula! Stops womanly pnlns, headache, pains any whore. Write Dr. Bhoop, Raolne, Wis., for free trial to prove value Sold by Yerlngton's Drug Store. T. N, PUNK, REM ESTATE 69 East Ninth Street Farm for Rent 360 acres, 100 In crop; 100 more could be cropped; 6 spring., spring water piped to house; 7-room house; 3 hams; plenty of fruit; slopes to the north; Ideal for orchard. FUEL! . WOOD! TRANSFER rVlLLIAMS TRANSFER CO. U WlllamrliM Ht Phone Mala SSI HINKLEY BROS. Contractors end Plasterers Estimates Furnished, Phone Red 2161 Resldr-tice, 143 E Eleventh St. SOITHERN PACIFIC TIMTS CARD. Northbound, o Nn. 3:43 a. m. No. 14 5:36 a. m. No. 20 Arrives 12:11: leave at 12:31 p. m. No 12 (Shasta Limited, no nas- .no. is 4:45 p. m. Southbound. No. 15 12:32 a. m. No. 13 6:67 a. m. No, 19 2:05 p. m. No. 17 9:29 p. m. No. 11 ShaBta Limited. no pat- engers taken) 9:48 p. m. WOOD FOR SALE. All kinds of oak and wood at reasonable prices. fir See WEBSTER KINCAID, 81 East Ninth St. Phones: Office Main 676. Residence Main 674. Tlio llest Remedy For all kinds of bo re eyes Is Slither land's Eaglo Eye Salve. It Is a snow whlto ointment and would not Injure the eves of a babe. Guaran When Your Joints Aro Stiff and your muscles sore from cold or rheumatism, whon you Blip or sprain a joint, strain your side of bruise yourself, Painkiller will take out the soreness and ru you right In a Jiffy Always have It with you, and use it freely. The olden, the cheapest and the best medicine for Internal and ex ternal achos and pains in man Is Perry Davis' Painkiller, and for over seventy years It ha sboen the great standby for emergencies In thou finnds of families all ovor the world. Don't go home without a 60o or one of the new size 36c bottles THIS IS THE MAN YOU NEED If the hoefs of ysur bi.. mi Ing. I have the metal, to cuij the skill and the willingness to put ,'our horses right when they need firm footing. Another thing you'll (Ind my charges for shoeing abou: right. If they're not you're welcemi to kick harder than your horaoa di JUE FRANZWA ESec&ric Bitters Succeed when everything else foils. In- nervous prostration and female weaknesses they aro the supreme remedy, as thousands have testified. FOR KIDNEY J.IVER AND STOMACH TROUBLE It 1 the best medicine ever sold over a d'uggist's counter. JOSEPH JACOBS Buys ana oeili SECOND HAND WATCHES OUN8. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, MHN'B WEARING APPAREL. HIGH GRADE VIOLINS. TAKB ONE HOME AND TRY IT. IF IT DON'T SUIT RETURN IT AND GET YOUD MONEY BACK. 87 W. Eighth St Eugene. Oregon Bangs Livery Co Livery, Feed and Sale Stable ' ; ornr.lt or Eugene, Blue River ft Foley Spring BuK8ne Mapleton ft Florence. VW. Fall Creek ft Lowell, Kl.on. nrf c.nw ,.. CABS TO ORDER (.oone naD m BRYANT TRANSFER CO. All kinds of light and heavy hauling. Doalors In Standard and Snntacruse Cements, Ivory White, llulr Fibred Plaster, lone Standard Fire Brick, Con- creto, reinforcement materials. Office n.1 Wllumctto Htrcot. 1'liorMi Main 74 Residence Intl. st A Nlewart av Phone Block 4721 REPAIRING REPAIRING on thit anvil with aatlsrarsjon If b lias been here before--with mltirlv In en If he's not. There's a whole lot It difference In shoeing a horse. Our cay Is the kind that takes Into xnnsld ration the comfort of the hors, . let ui put It In shape for the sum mer. There is time yet. oBURBACH 531 Olive Si. ZZTZX J BUSINESS CARDS ATTORN KYS-AT-IiAW H. E. HOLMQU1ST Attorney - at Building. Q. F. 8K.IPWORTH, Attorneyat-iaw( office over Llnn'a Dru; rttore. U B1LYEU Attorney-at-taw; office over Yoran'a Shoe store. Eugen Ore. LEON R. EDMUN80N, Attorney-. law; rooma 1 and 2, Eugene Loaa & Savings Bauk building. 3. P. NESS Lawyer; rooms 14 an 15, Eugene Loan 4 Savings bank annex. Phone Red 28SL. L. M. TRAVIS, Attoruay-at-taw; I dec over Eugene Loan ft Saving Bank, Eugene, Ore. S. D. ALLEN, Attorney-at-law; otfle over Laraway's jewelrv store, t&f Willamette street Phone Black 2881. C. A. WINTERME1ER, Atlorney-at-law; land titles and probate spe cialties. Office over Eugene RaaJ Estate and Investment Co. M. VERNON PARSONS Real prop erty, probate and corporation law. State, federal and land oftloe pra. tlce. Phone Main 61. Hugena, Or. QEORQE B. DORRIS, Attorney-at-law; office Hovey Building, oorn er Eighth and Willamette strewta. rooms 1 and 2, upUaJra. WOODCOCK ft SMITH, Attorneys- law; A. O. Woodcock and Rlohara Shore Smith, office 18 West Ninth St., Eugene, Or. PAUL , MERRILL, Attorney anil coun'sellor-at-Iaw; rooms 8 and 10, McClung building, corner Eights' aud Wlllamotte streets, Bugensv Or. Telephone Rad 1161. JESSE C. WELLS, lawyer; 481 WI lnmctte street, Eugene, Or. Gives special attention to the examlna Uon of abstracts, drafting of wills, settling of estates, conveyance and collections. Also to all pen sion matters. Phone Main 10. WILLIAMS ft BEAN, Attorney-, law; J. M. Williams, i.. E.' Bean. Practice In all courts of the etat and before U. S. land office. Of flees 12, 13, 14 and 15, McClung building. : i (. N. HARBAUGH, Attorney-st-lawi pedal attention given to dlvoroea and settlement of estates. Agent for Continental Insurance Compa ny. Room 5, First National Bank building, Eugene, Oz. . PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS C. H. CANNON, M. D. Homeopath! -physician, Chronic diseases and diseases of women and children -specially. Electric, Vibratory ano) Light treatment. Office, suite 105. 206, 207 and 208 White Tempi. Phone Main 540. Boards Hoffman House, Phone Main 11. tl OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS DR. H. L. STUDLEY, Office rooms) No. 816, White Temple oorner ol 1 Ninth and Oak, Phone Man 689. ' Residence 627 Pearl, Phone Black 8207. Dlt ANNA MAURER, Osteopath is physician. All curable dlseates treated. Women and children a specialty. Office over F, KV Dunn's. Phone Red 1681. WALLER ft SMITH Mrs. Ollvs Waller, Miss A. M. Smith Osteo pathic physicians, graduates of the American School of Osteopathy ot Klrksvllle, Mo. .Cherry blocx, Sixth and Willamette Sts. Phone Main 741. Residence Phones, Red 4211 and Red 6161. ARCHITECTS. T, G. HUD, ARCHITECT, of manf years' experience In San Francisco Now permanently located In the Cherry building, Room 11. Plans and specifications prepared for .elnforced concrete and steel frames.. Also all other kinds ol buildings. tf. J. R. FORD Arenltect, 17 West.Tti' st Phone, Black 2612, Bngene, Or. UNDERTAKER DAY ft HENDERSON, r.ndortskere and embalmers, corker Willam ette and Seventh streets. W. T. GORDON, funeral draotor. State Mcenaed embalmer. Ofnc and residence, Tenth and Oils streets. Phone Rsd 4481. MINING ENGINEBIW HERBERT LEIGH mining engine! and expert metallurgist. Reliable Information furnished to Intending Investors. Examinations and re ports on mines and or treatment Eugene, Ore. UNION CARDS. LOCAL UNION- NO. 1465 Bnlted Brotherhood Carpenters and Join ders of America; meets ever Thursday evening at 7:80 o'clock sharp at their ha-U. (Eagle's), cor ner 8th and Willamette streets. Vlsltlog brother cordially Invited to memt wins ns. L. 0. Clark. Pres.. O. C. Reynolds, See. MU8IO TKACIIKRM WARREN STUDIO Mr. aad Mrs. H M. Warren teach the mandolin, guitar or banjo. Special attention te children. Club practice Mon day evenlags. Ageets for th Stub! mandolin and Farland ban jo, it East 11th st. Phone Blae 4411. No person with feet to crwer ran afford to stay aoay from our great lime .ho? male. Dodge IVtisrtmnt i store, Eighth and Ollvo streets, tf