Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, July 21, 1910, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextEHE EUGENE DAILY GUARD, THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1910 SIX tx xx xx l xx XX XI XX XX xt tx XX XX XX XX XX XX tx XX l XX xt XX XX XX XX n XI xt : : x xt ii xx I! xx :t :: ii tt Stomacfi Blood a!7dQ . Liver Troubles Much sicknesi filar with weak &tnmach, end consequent poor, impoverished blood. Nervoui ond pcle-peuple lack ood, rich, red blood. Tbrrr 'tomachs need invigorating lor, after oil, a man con be no stronger than his atomach. A remedy thai makes the Ktomjch strong and the liver eclive, makes rich red blood and overcome and drives out disease-producing bacteria bad cures a whols saulti lude of diseases. Cet rid ct your Stomach Weakness and Liver Laziness by taking a course of ?jr- Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery tne Sreat Stomach Restorative, Liver Invljlorator end islovd Cleanser. You can't afford to accent any medicine of unknown composition as a substitute for ''Golden Medical Discov cry," which is a medicine cp known composition, having a complete li&t of ingredients in plain Hngliith on its bottle-wrapper, same being attested os correct under oath. Dr. Pierce' P'eonant Pellet n"-i:latc nnd Invigorate Stnmnch, Liver and bowels. llpp IBS The "Don't Need To Theory In a recent depate at Eeno Mr. James Jeffries fail ed to convince Mr. John Johnson. Some seven or eight years ago Mr. Jeffries was the the leading man in his line'of work. Business was good and his profits were big. Having all the money he could handle at the time, he concluded to take a rest. To be sure, he planned to get into the field again at at the proper time. But everything was rosy and there really seemed no good and sufficient reason why he should spend so many hours a day keeping his muscles lithe and strong and his wind good and his heart and nerves in trim. 4 XX XX XX XX XX xt XX xt XX XX XX XI XX XT. PU&IC REJOICES OVER BIRTHDAY Queen Dowager of Spain Is Fifty-two Years of Age Madrid. July 21. Public rejoicing .,..t.. ih -oo f:ftv-ecor.d birth day of Mane. ChnOna, dowager queen of Spam and mother ot rung w ch oaivpri .many hand some gifts from members of nearly all the reigning families oi The dowager queen iavrs me i"", ..oeuu-a nrnitrmn nf her royal son, and, while sha has always been a fa vorite, this attitude has served to in crease the love and respect enter tained for hei oy me masses oi me Spanish peoplt. She was bum July 21, lSnS.-and Is the ytcond daughter of the late Areh m im ,.t 4iirrla. She mar ried on Nov. 2i. 1S7U, Alfonso XII. King of Spain, as ins second wne, mm upon his death, Nov. 25, 1SS5, she was appointed regent. Her son, the prc-em kin,:, was born May 17, 1SS6, and .Maria Christina ruled the coun try as queen regent until he attained hie m n inrl t V Hpr attention for her son, as well aa her patriotic devotion to the weltare oi ner auopieu cuuu trv, have made her extremely popular among all classes In Spain. She Is a kind and charitable woman, and so lovable that when she appears in pub lic the people often press forward to kiss the he mot her gown. ROOSEVELT'S MAGAZINE BARRED FROM SALE AT !: HUTCHINSON, KANSAS Hutcfclman, Kan., July 21. The latest Issue of the Outlook Magazine has been barred from sale in this city because of an editorial article written by Theodore Roosevelt. Recently an ordinance was passed by the city council prohibiting prize fight pic tures, newspapers containing stories of prize fights, and magazine, books or pamphlets containing articles or references to pugilistic combats.. Be cause of the editorial oomment In the Outlook on the Reno prize fight, the magazine came In conflict with the ordinance and the publication was barred from sale. BUILDING LARGEST OCEAN STEAMERS Olympic and Titanic Will q Eclipse All Former Efforts Loi.0.1 of the s July 21. ThW 0.aulB' nuu wa ttle i .icitnnla be reiegaieu Mauritania, will soon the has-been class. Gigantic aa tne are, they will be pasd in sue nnd in LHQiil hf inH IWU Tt Eventually the meeting with Mr. Johnson was ar- ft ranged. Mr. Jeffries was still tolerably content with wh&t he had done. Brother, a has-done is about as bad as a has-been. Mr, Jeffries did not care to stand up in the training ring and punch and take punches. He did not see any ft necessity of practicing side-steps and feints and rushes. He knew all about them. Why, seven years ago he had done all of that he ever needed to do. Mr. Johnson did not overlook the boxing and wrest- j, ling and the clinching and the side-stepping, etc. . . JJ As a result Mr. Jeffries received Mr. Johnson's com- J pliments on the point of the jaw and his business career J closed. J Advertising a business is the training of that busi- J nesa. Advertising keeps a business healthy. $. It tones up its liver, strengthens its biceps, steadies its heart and keeps its nerves in order. ' Once in a while a man decides that he is doing so much business that he can stop advertising for a while and run on momentum. Momentum is the gradual process toward a full stop. The momentum business is usually prematurely full stopped by the straight left jab of the well-trained com petitor who finds his opening in the fifteenth round. If you want to stay in business stay in the advertis ing field. You might as well out off your legs because you are running well in a footrace as to cut off your advertising ucuttuao jruur uubiiiubh ib voo gooa. You might as well tell the insurance man that you are so healthy you will drop the policy for a few years as to stop advertising because the orders are piling up. "Don't need to" is the eventual preliminary to "Can't do it." The only policy holder who doesn't need to pay his premiums is dead. Mr. Jeffries don't need to train any more. He is licked. 8 XX XX XX XX v. XX xt xt r. xt xt XX XX ii tt X. XX X HOUSEHOLD GOODS SACRIFICED, ALMOST NEW, AT 737 OAK ST. One blrdseye maple dresser, $30; 1 Iron Vernls-Martin bed, $15; 1 iron baby crib, $6.50; 1 quarter-Bnwed 8-foot extension dining table, $15; 1 cook table, $3; 1 large Alaska re frigerator, $10; 1 box couch, $5; 1 solid oak combination book case, $25; 1 library table, $5; 1 Oceun Wave washer. $7.50; 6 doien fruit Jars, pints, quarts and half-gallons; 1 oak hall tree, $7.50; 4 solid ok dining room chairs, $1 each; 1 woven wire bed spring, $2; 1 gasoline stove, $10; 1 Majestic range, $40; 1 brass S-day clock, $5; 1 large wood heater, $10; 1 mahogany rocker, $8; 1 cot, $1.50; 1 Mandaltne and case, $10. TO A1UNQ WOMEN. X Little Soimd Advice Will Help Miuiy a Sufferer 1m Eugene, EUGENE DAILY GUARD THE UPPER WILLAMETTE VALLEY'S GREATEST NEWSPAPER 8 :: xx 4 XX XX XX XX No woman can ue healtky and well if the kidneys are sick. Poisons that pass off In the secretions 'When the kidneys are well are retained In the body when the kidneys are sick. Kid neys and bladder become Inflamed and swollen and worse ' tno-ubles quickly follow. This is often the true cause of bearing down pains, laruenes;', backache, sldeache etc. Uric poisoning also causes head aches, dizzy spells, langour, nervous ness and rheumatic pain. When suffering so, try Doan's Kid ney I'llls, a remedy that cures sick kidneys. You will get better as the kidneys get better, and health will return when the kidneys are well. Let a Eugene woman tell you about Doan's Kidney I'llls. Mrs. J. D. Moon, 112 Lawrence street, Eugene, Oregon, says: "1 am only too glad to recommend Doan's Kidney Tills. Kidney trouble caused me a great deal of suffering nfid 1 was unable to find relief untfl I used Doan's Kidney Pills. This prepara tion titrengthened my back and kid neys and lived up to representations in every way. For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Mliburn Co.. Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the came Dean's and take no other. HI ' 1 i National Bank SYSTEM AN ESSENTIAL FEATURE System In necessary n the- fticcossful conduct of busl-'i!-?'"'; v ' lM;9 '"ullshed by having nn account with the Hrst National IWnk and paying nil bills by check. Your B.iMinit and linking buslnew luvlted. i .. A ) STATES rtEPOaiTORY. ESTABLISHED 18V) I H HAL,, $100,000 IIII L18 AMI l'lloKir3 $125,000 UUUUUt&S ill ni- n ,. ton White Star liners,, mc and Titanic, now uiUiniS "t f1'"1' Close on their heels comes the an nouncement that the Cunard line, not to be outdone. Is conttmplatlnt, a 50,000-ton monster. In the hope that tt.c Cunanler will have Liver- ..' i . i, to-minns if proper ac- ,..mn.l!iHnns fin he prOVlueu, iuc Liverpool beard of trade held a meet ing today to urge the speedy comple tion of the $15,0T)0,000 dock exten sion. hen tnis great uu. . ; ished, it will accommodate vessels 1,100 feet In length considerablj longer than the proposed successor to the present world's greatest iner. The Mauretania and Lusitania are vessels of 32,000 tons and a length, of 762 feet. The Olympic and Il- taulc will each have a tonnage or 45,000 and a length of SGC0 feet. Work on the latter vessels Is pro gressing rapidly at Belfast, and the Olympic will be ready for launching within three .months. AH the Iron work of the structure I? completed to the shelter deck, which is the highest continuous deck in the ship, and the bridge deck plating and riveting is well advanced. An idea of the pro gress of the shell sidelights are al ready fitted In the vessel. The erec tion of stateroom framing on some oi the decks ia also well under way. An important item in such a huge vessel is, of course, the stairways, and already those of the second and third, class are completed up to the shelter i deck. The main first-class stairway! will excel anything yet seen in tne art. of the shipbuilder. Internal work is proceeding in connection 'With the fit ting of sanitary and air pipes, tank suction, water-tight doors, etc. Perhaps the most interesting news of all, however, is that the lying launchwavs are fitted fore and aft, and the builders have commenced putting the siding ways into place. Thus early are they preparing for the launching, which will take place in October. The shell plating and deck plating of the Titanic are also well under way. Quite an airniy of workmen Is emnlnved both day and night on these vessels, and In the various shops connected with them every day marks an important advance in construction. The construction of the machinery is keeping pace with that of the hull. another"strike made in bohemia Cottage Grore, Or., July 21. M. F. Wyatt and son came In from their mining property In the Bohemia dis trict yesterday, bringing samples of very rich ore from a strike made on the Sunset group Saturday. The ledge Is about eight feet wide from wall to wall, with a two-foot pay streak, cou-J talning gold, copper, lead and silver, and Is pronounced by experienced miners to be as good as any ore ever brought out of Bohemia. Mr. Wyatt and son have been doing development work on this group for the past six years, driving on the vein for 200 feet and tapping the ore shoot at that distance. pTlANISH THOSE GRAY HAIR? I Kill the Dandrutf Germs Stop Hair Falling 1 Thousands of mothers" are looking younger. Their gray hairs lra mt- - f color has come back, and with It a new growth ol soft, gtoasy, luxuriant hut. S! yoa look old before your time, when yen can, look years younger by uta LADIES, WHY XOT PRESERVE YOIH HEALTH AND BEAUTY? Dandruff fj all the fain g J Km, CiMi, tW It Is Positively Guaranteed to Restore Faded and Gray Hair to Natural Color It ether "ao-callec" Restorers hate tailsd. don't give up hope, biiTfrm SACK AMU SULfflUK xlAlrC ftcmcu i anw. ', ru bo WUIUUXaM as represented, year money will b rclanelad. PROFIT BY OTHERS' Gray Half Restored H nil nttlar onlte crar ana falllnf ottt Mptm kad 1 waa tznbltd with a terrible itcainf of the icafe. Sly head was full of dandraf , which fell tipon my clothes and kept nt nationally broiling it off. - While ea a iriiit to Rocaeiter I heard of your Sige and Sulphit for the hiir. I got a bottle and used it. A few ippll tatlom relieved the itchinr, my hair stopped fall ing ont and gradually came hick to its natural color. It ii now a nice dark brown color, soft, glosiy and pliabto. 6mral of my friends want to use it, and I want tt kasz atiut yB Kill Charge me for six bottles of it MISS E. A. BOSS, fjtuuon, Mercer Co, Pa. EXPERIENCE Grew Hair on aBiME For two or three yuri mt kkJ falling oat ud gittiag ouitiuaai Ct my heal wti entlielT kili id months igo I conuneoced ocbj ti$i yuui. auo mat DOlue KcmeaUCIM ni I kept nslne it lenlinVmHl J used four bottles. The whole tntfj li rainy covered in! keeps uniiffai I shall keep on usinj it a whaTU inflai al nntfi nt lnntA..i WNW SI SVMSWMe f'tV'tUlClllt Slirmid ItsUt! 50c. and $1.00 a Bottle -At all Druists D Tow Drvjftist Does Hot Keep It, Send Us the Price In Stamps, ml dear) Yov a Large Bottle,- Express Prepaid Wyoth Chemical Company " For Sale ByBOWERSDRUG CO.,9ih andWh ANNUAL SHOE SALE Crowds are visiting our busy shoe department, where the great annual shoe sale is In progress. Last year thiB sale created a great stir among the shrewd money-saving buyers. This year we feel warranted In ex pecting even a larger erowd of buy ers, as the values are greater and the assortment more extensive. More people bought shoes of us this year than last, and we hope to see a still larger increase the coming year. But come to our annual mammoth shoe sale that's the burden of our song todny. LODGE DEPARTMENT STORE. Eighth and Olive Sts. Nothing so detracts' from the at tractiveness of women as dull, faJed, lusterlesa hair. Therels, no excuse for this condi tion nowadays, because notice is hereby given to the readers of the Guard that Parisian Sage, the qukk acting hair restorer, Is now on sale In Eugene at (he -drug store of the Red Cross Drug Company, and Is sold with a rigid guarantee at oi) a large bottle. Since Its introduction into cn, Parisian S;ige has had an Im mense ivile, and here are the reasons: It Is tnie and harmless. It cures dandruff In two weeks, by killing the dandruff germ. It. Rtrf-n.- f:itltnir hnlr. It promptly Hops Itching of the! scalp. It makes tke hair soft, glossy an:l; luxuriant. i v i to ii tr ill ill urnn lu iiio 11,111. - H Is not Micky or greasy. i It Is the daintiest perfumed hair ? A Frightful Wreck 1 of train, automobile or buggy, may cause cut?, bruises, abrasions, sprains or wounds that ri cents Ari c,vc. on-n,',, ,i... a i ( Quick relief and prompt cure results.. umun,. uunr, MCS VII till lj(l, eczema, ennppea nanas and lips, sore eyes or crns. It's supreme. Surest l.i.e cure. 2oe at W. A. Kuykendall, It it NKWMAVS MARKET Fresh salmon, whole fish, 10c lb; sliced, 12 l-:-c. llullbiit, 12 l-2c, -r 10 by the fish. Friers. 30c, 40c, 50c, 6,"c, 60c, Hons, 19c, dressed; fresh ranch. Ekks, w nterinnlons ou Ice. The place to trade. NEWMAN MARKET.. Sixth and Olive. Phone Main S31. J2 3 PIANOS AT SI 'MM I'll PRICKS. Those who could not ito awar on stuunur vacations are entitled to ninl.-ninimer batvains such aa we arc giving to the public nt this time. Notice here: Pianos at $100.00 and up. ni'.nn. ot tin itn .... Nothing but reliable goods In our 5U'l IV. S. & H. Commercial Club Block. W. t). W. Hl I IIMIU UK HI officers Friday evening. July 22. at u chick, ine omcers of the Wo men of Woodcraft will be installed it the same time. )-' W. J. ADAMS. C r HI KPLl'8A.U PltOHf-3 $125,000 I Q ,: LARGEsf BANK K LANE COUNTY ,MIEERUM'S EAGLE EYE SiLV PATTON'S SUN PROOF PAINTS tonic made. It Is the best the most pleasant and Invigorating hair dressing made. I Ught shy of the druggist who of-: J fers you a substitute, he Is unworthy! of ur cosfldence. Iv Made only In America bv Glroux;! Mfg. Co., Buffnlo, N. Y. The glrljX with the auburn hair Is on every package. 1-7-19 MM! nn I iires Michtlin was the first to manufacim H products ncritA ItHUfffiVtStlt f j,.-- , of all the lira matt In Stock by Fred Moo! Eugnee Made to Stand Oregon's Climate SOLD BY Hummer Colds Are harder to relieve than winter ones, but they yield Just as readilv to Dr. Bell s Plne-Tar-lloney. Sold everywhere. Look for the Rell on the bottle. Dillon Drug Co. AVTOMOIULF.S FOH HIRE "-passenger Thomas Flyer, CO hp B-pnssenger Mitchell, 40 hp. Call Main 616 or Red 1231. J28 CO. A. DRILL Members are notified to attend battalion drill Thursday night Khaki uniform. C.U'T. YVM. Q. WHITE. t J t OVERTON'S J J 10-1H 7th St. Phone R. Hfll X ! Notice! t Tain can he easily ind qulckh Mopped. Pink Pain Tablets Dr Shoops stop headache, mhiniy pains, any pnln, anywhere, in 2 0 min ntes sure. Formula on the 2:ic box 'L, .yo,,r '"'"Kit'.st or dortor nli-ut his formula if, fine. Sold bv Ter ington s drug store. " j I HAWLEY'S FISH MARKET New location, 629 Oak St. An Old F;rini!,n date with ivcryf.Og new 'in piano, and or.s.nis Koliahln limine .1., , ..ililiil. F 1 u.,1.1.. .... ... o between 9th and Cth. O Fresh Fish received daily 5 4 Phon3 Main 23 L. H. K. N. DIRECTORS..,,, J Potter. Pres. 1 . uu Ii1 McALISTER, Vice Pres. V. inv H4F5 L. T. ALTON 1 E. U. LEE, County Merchants' Ba Eugene, Oregon CAPITAL - - - Accounts received subject to Chec . Interest paid on Time Certificates11' Qo far Nothiruc but tha Eyofc ',' "j O 0