Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, July 21, 1910, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textn TWO e Nearly All Present g Buyers T THE HPGENE DAILY GUAR THURSDAY, mTV 1910 a DIAMONDS ! RINGS LOCKETS CHAINS WATCHES SILVERWARE HAT PINS STICK PINS CUFF LINKS .BELT PINS EARRINGS i Head straight for a "jew elry store. The reason is plain and OftBy to understand, and It Is but the truth to say that about all the careful buy ers succeed in finding here precisely what they desire. For birthdays or wed' dings, or any other occa sion, our stock reveals suit able articles. Wo are waiting to give you all the information you wish, and we ask you to de pend absolutely upon our qualities being as we tell you they are and our prices will help to make you a friend of this store. CUT GUASS STERLING SILVER MESH BAGS FINE HAND BAGS CLOCKS STERLING NOVELTIES BACK COMBS BRACELETS BROOCHES COLLAR PINS FOBS Watts Jewelry Co. Cor. 9th and Willamette St. OREGON WHEAT CROP BANDON CLAIMS I nt LARGER THIS YEAH ULUtbi livihu ru,,. Washington Falls Several Mil lion Bushels Short of Last Year ' ! Bandon, Or., July f--8"0" . 1,,., of no nt ths oldest. If noi the very oldest, person m the tate of Oregon, in the person of Mrs. lum I ma Wade, who recently celebrated fco- infith hlrthiiav - Jirs. - . .According to) t healtn considering her ex- t. ...ihAritv who has made;. ! , mission of an an extended rlp through the grain-, h mentai faculties, although her growing districts of Oregon, Wash- nt aMl nearlng are somewhut intnn onH Idaho, the Pacific North-. ' olr.j sh. hs aneat many years RUBLE HEALING PARLORS Borne took advantage of my other special free treatments (see " issues prior to the 12th). Owing to this dull time, when so many are seeking tbolr health at sea and mountain resorts, I shall further stiinuluto immediate activity from now until the 25th with the greutest offer ever made in Eugene; you can pay me as you get re sults. No matter what Is your allmeut or how long standing, or how many times you have been disappointed by other skill, I am ready to demonstrate that I can effect a cure or do just as I say and on fair grounds. The time is now. Free consultation from 10 to 12 a. m. and from 1 to 3 p. m. Rooms 10-11, National Bonk Annex, Eugene. YV. N. RUBLE, Mechano-Therapist Rooms lO-II Nat. Bank Annex, Eug-enc. Wall Paper and Paints FRED CUDFORD, The Paint Man Sole Agents Bass Huctcr Pz'nt Co. Phone Red 5411. 102 W. 8TH STREET west will harvest a crop of about 42,000,000 bushels of wheat, as com pared with 52,500,000 bushels last year. Considering the weather con ditions the crop has had to contend with, this showing Is consmerea e-r-oUant The nast winter was very severe and did great damage, partic ularly In the state ot wasningwiu. Oregon Is credited with a crop this BBnKon nf 15.000.000 bushels, or 2,000,000 bushela more than last pea- son. The gain is uue to tne snuwms made by the light lands and the in creased acreage In central Oregon, where railroad construction has stim ulated production. Idaho also shows a gain over last year, with an estimated yield this season of 9,000,000 bushels, as com pared with 8,343,000 bushels for last yea.. The elements were unkind to Washington. In the Palouse and Big Bend districts, the cold winter in flicted serious damage to fall wheat and greatly cut down the yield. Washington growers are harvesting a crop calculated at 18,000,Q00 bush els, compared with 30,000,000 a year ago. M;': J HOME INVESTMENTS BfEST Suburban acreage about Eugene Is growing in value very fast. 1 wo years ago I offered hill lands In City View Park at $40 per acre, and very few perrons could be induced to buy. Last month I sold this same land at auction, without Improvements, for $105 per acre, and at private sale on long time for $200 per acre. The future growth of Eugene will soon make it worth $1000 to $2000 per acre. Last month I sold Florence acreage by auction for 46 times what it sold for six years previously, and the joke of It Is that the buyer re sold It within thirty days for eight times what ho paid for It, or 308 times what it sold for a little more than six years ago. This experience will be repeated many times In the next few years. Deepening tne bius law bar to eighteen feet will Increase its shipping capacity over 400 per cent. If Lane county people, instead of sending their money to Canada and elsewhere for investment would invest it In Eugene and Florence real estate they would make more money and at the same time help develop local interests. Distance may "lend i nsT HIS WAGER Aiun HAME NEAR LOSING HIS LIFE Cottage Grove Man Tries Fool ish Stunt for a Few , , Dollars in Oregoivand is one of the Pioneers f thia ooctinn -,f thn state, one nas a host of descendants and la great nmnlha, nf eovoral ChlidfeU. Mrs. Wade has been making her home with her son on a ranch near Pnrkersbure. between Bandon ana Coquille, but her son recently i"?vea to Bandon and was accompanied by tho ninther. Mra Wade has every promise of living a number of years yet, but is certainly famous for her age at present. 40,000 YOUNG TROUT LET OUT Pntt!iEr Rrnve Or.. July 21. Forty thousand trout arrived here a few days ago from the government lmtflioi'v at. rinckamas for the streams In the Cottage Grove terri tory. Wagons were awaiting their arrival, and the tanks containing the young fish were" unloaded from the train and taken 'to. the Coast Fork river, Mosby, Layng and Brumbaugh creeks. ', The Commercial cluU has, been at "work", for months to-secure the trout. ' ');..;, ftfh .,,, . f "' "' Napoleon's Grit .frfIXf, was of the unconquerable, nevef-say-, die kind, the kind that yofl need'ftrtist when you have a bad cold, cougn or !ung disease. Suppose troches, cough syrups, cod liver oil or doctors have all failed, don't lose heart or hope. Take Dr. King's New Discovery. Sat isfaction is guaranteed when used for any throat or lung trouble. It has saved thousands ot hopeless suffer ers. It masters stubborn colds, ob stinate couehs. hemorrhages, la grippe, croup, asthma, hay fever and whooping cough and Is the most safe and certain remedv fir .ill bronchlnl affections. 50c. $1.00. Trial bottle free at W. A. KuykenJall's, in an attempt to win a .wager Charles Dyer came nar losing his 'life Sunday evening on Main street) in Cottage Grove in the presence of many people. A company ot young men were assembled In front of the Leader office, when someone offered to wager $2.50 that no one In the crowd could pass from one telephone pole to another, hand-over-hand, on the one-Inch cable which Is stretched from pole to pole, about 2a feet, above the street. Young Dyer de-i clared he could accomplish the feat and win the wager, whereupon he climbed up the ladder pegs on a pole, seized the cable and started upon his perilous undertaking. When little more than half way across he became exhausted and lost his grip in one nana, wnicu cuu&eu "o uuuj w ..: to one side. An instant more and! YtanA Irtat Ita Brill hC fell to the pavement 25 feet below, alighting broadside, sustaining a t...,.lrnn fnra,im a hnrilv bruised hln land bruises about the side of hhi head. He was taken to nis nome, where a physician attended to. his in juries, and he is now on the road to speedy recovery. Leader. ANNIVERSARY OP BILL RCN. Don't Risk even a penny until heaitn inunu. And I mean lust exactly that. I ara the one ph jldan who tare to the lick, -i ..ill mit nt m QITn DOCkot. COV inr Tnii- cine' 11 It fall to bring ou help I" And lor SO Teart Dr. Bhoop't medicine, have Get Health ACTO LIVERY Flnnegan's Auto Co. lias autos to hire from 10 a. m. to 10 p. m. Stand at Dll- Ion's drug store. Phone Red 6231. ' Rates reasonable. A i jpiiiii Remedy ; Both Internal and external 13 needed enchantment to the view,' but as a dally by almost every family. Keep money-maker, compared with home a bottle of Dr. Bell's Anti-Pain. Investments, it Is a fizzle. For an Good for all kinds Ot,,bowel troubles, investment near town that is a real Externally for cite, ' burns, sprains money-ma I'.or. see the veteran real and all pains. Strongly antiseptic, estate nisn. G?i Kelvin Miller. Sold by Dillon Drug Co. '' Vushington, July 21. Veterans of tha'ilrst battle of Bull Run, in which ths.t'faiah army suffered crushing.'de teat, today observed the anniversary of theft heroio conflict. It Is possible 'that the semi-centennial anniversary of the battle next year may be cele brated with a great reunion of the blue and the gray on the spot where they met in bloc-dy battle July 21, 1S61. A falling tiny nerve--no larger than the finest silken thread takes from the heart its impulse, its power, Its regularity. The stomach also has Its hidden, or Inside nerve. Ia was Dr. Snoop who first told us it was wrong to drug a weak or falling Stomach, Heart or Kidneys. His pre scription Dr. Snoop's Restorative Is directed straight for the cause of these ailments these weak and fal tering inside nerves. This, no doubt, clearly explains why the Restorative has of late grown so rapidly in pop ularity. ' Druggists say that those who test the Restorative even for a few days socn become, fully convinced of Its wonderful merit. Anyway, don't drug the organ. Treating the cause of sickness Is the only sensible and successful way. Sold by Yar rlugton drug store. , ' been uacd and Meommonded In every city aM naroit'tlD Aiuentu- .- iua tuiiivtl7 EUUU brd In erurj community and everywhere Then why pay the ca?h, ana et your rlik. for iothtir unwarranted ana uncertain nretHcineT Thousands upon thousand have In the pant lUCCItoaluur us'-u',. uuvwioi,i;,iuntUVe. When tht'fito- rrach nn,M br the lleart m m M0 gk A or Kleiner lervea ran. r m m V; ti:eseii'konej 3hoop' lie- ... Moratlve villi ormfr wem uvu ukiiui Hguin. "'it Destola!) they positively teke no money risk whatever. -m,v Vnnw thai when health felU tn n,tn-n n. Shoup will himself gltirily pay tlierinunrist fori that test. And lorthrt testa full SO day treat. raent is iroeiy grauuw. But write me first for an order. This will save delay and disappointment. Ill rtmpiHst Pr. ShooD'l lt.:Stnrativ. nr. cl'.onp's 1 IMioumailc It'.medy, but 9a iQ awt all are not authorized to llPkiilsve the :) lny test. So I 9 laV fi J ?"oPmalln nlfiAW fnr I nil Vih nnnitit. Ld an honest and responsible Jrmirln in nlinotl ovcry comniwiiiiy. uveir where, tnl-sLa my "uoi holp. no puy," mwi;ci:.c3to tho siclt. Tell mo also which book you notd. Tho honks holnw w!M surely ooen iid nrw nA vft'i J''".i8 " f , A tnoso wlio art) not well, ifcdtdi! 'mM ffiS yutira p'r(ccu Iv (reotooonsult Jr jrsj M mi Jtist j you would your WA Q hr.raa physic ian. My advice " M and th book below aro yours and without coat. IVrhaps a word or tvo from mo will clear up oino serious ancient, i r.av? nupi-a tnou-amls trfn hnnwinria hv my i7ivnt.j or.'?riminn nr-l perponal oavico nian. wy? uesienort n nurely Afterwards worth your simple rcqueft. 80 write now whn rnn havs it fresh In mind, for tnmorfow nover comes, ur. snoop, nu 1-. xuiciuu, u. VMch Book 8hftll I Stnd Torn! No. 1 On Dyspepsia No. t For Womed No. 2 On the Heart No 6 For Mon No. 8 On the Kidneys No. 8 On Rhwiroattm AT CH' i PRICES ! DURING Tlil. 1 ... wealwa 11116 oj Theyaulii, fall atock. We canjJ 6'oue ciouM J and just not J 41 . '1 i-uem at priffl, toniehyon. Our linedj nishings isiij. the limit, our stock-i. 'O SHOW J(rf you buy or Ml Eugene Messenger- Co. Tele phone Main 881. All kinds ot messenger work done at reasonable rates at any hour of the day or night. A trial is all we ask. Office room 1 Aloha Theatre bids. I ED. i I I East KiiJ ! G.VitllACiE HAULED. All klnd3 of rubbish and garbage hauled away. JESS EDDY, 662 Olive, Phone Black 3121. tt YAWMAN & EHRE Filing Devices and all other Office Special ties. Globe Wernicke Elastic Book Cases. It i ! 4 SOHWARZSCILD'S BOOK STOKE If you ate kJ your eyes area fective, the mil order to give J rob the rest til share of KM HAVE US EXf EYES! You may noil do you like ra aches and ml WATTS OPIH 611 0 LaMMBMUMrMi UJ A JjLi4 If so bring your bill to us and we will give you a price on your umber, Lath and Shingles Delivered on the job. We have a large stock of dry, well manufactured Flooring, Rustic, Ceiling and Finish and everything you need in demension and boards.. Come in and see us. WE RETAIL LUMBER AT WHOLESALE PRICES fllne JKooth-Eelly Lumber fi Phone Main 452. North Pear'1