SIX a THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 21, 1910
Believing that the greater part of the Candy trade should go to the exclusive dealer, who manufactures and sells only fresh Candies, we are go
ing to offer to the people of Eug'ene anti vicinity Candy at less than others can buy it for.
Why buy Candy at grocery or drug store that has been made for months when you can get it the same day it is made. Get the habit of buying
fresh Candies. The Candy we are offering at 9 1-2 cents is an A No. 1 mixed and absolutely pure. Come and see for yourself. Our 30c mixed
goes at 20 cents. Everything goes at similar reductions, including t j lSfllII!
Our Fancy $5.00 Boxes at $3.25
Our Fancy $3.00 Boxes at $2.00
Our Fancy $ 1 .50 Boxes at $ LOO
Our Fancy $ 1 .00 Boxes at 75c
When In Doubt What To Give Send a Box of Chocolates, It Is Always Appreciated
Yours for Business paflce 0f WCCtS
AN EASY AND HARMLESS WAY
TO DARKEN THE HAIR.
Who do not know of the value of
age and aulphor for keeping the balr
dark, soft, glossy and in good condition?
As a matter of fact, sulphur is a natural
element of hair, and a deficiency of it
in the hair la held by many sculp spe
cialists to be connected with loss of
color and vitality of the hair. Unques
tionably, there is no better remedy for
bair and scalp tronbta, especially prema
ture grayness, than snge and sulphur, If
ipropcrly pfi-pared. The Wyeth Chemical
I Company, 74 Cortlandt St., New York
City, put np sn 'ideal preparation of this
kind, called Wyeth's Sago and Sulphur.
It is sold by all leading druggists for
60c, and $1.00 a bottle, or Is sent direct
by the manufacturers upon receipt of
trice.
For sale and recommended by th
Bowers Drug Co., Ine.
AMUSEMENTS
"A Broken Ldol" that triple city
success which will appear here
Thursday night has been Justly term
ed by press critics a musical farclcl
allty of many surprises. Among the
many surprises that created talk
during Its Chicago, New York and
Hoston successful runs was "The
nalloon," "The Human Dragon",
"The world's merry-go-round", and
"the living rose bushes". William
F. Mann, who submits this attrac
tion, has sueceeded In re-engaging
nearly all of the original company
as well as Gus Sohlke, who staged
the original production, to stage It.
The book was written by Hal Steph
ena, mimic and lyrics by Egbert Van
Alstyne and Harry Williams, writers
of more than a score of successful
musical comedies. Scene one is
laid In Chinatown, Los Angeles,
during the Chinese New Year cele
bration: scene two at Silas Pugsley's
home, Santa Monica, California. Mr.
Sohlke has taken great care In selec
tion of his chorus and it can be
truthfully called an American Beau
ty Chorus. The book is bright and
crispy, the music of the whistling
kind and is being played on tour by
such bands as Sousa and Creatore.
It takes a big company of fifty to
produce it and Manager Mann has
spared no expenses to make it the
leading comedy of the day.
Listen! Go to the Racket Store
buy four pounds of the best 25-cent
coffee in Eugene and get a beautiful
water color picture, absolutely free.
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SIMPLY A QUESTION
OF VERACITY
Lillian A. Turnbull Blushes
Shame in Course of Examination
to
Los AngeleB, Dec, 20. More let
ters came out of the past today to
confront Mrs. Lillian A. Turnbull,
star witness in the "Lucky" Baldwin
will contest, but with remarkable
fortitude the ready wit and wariness
that carried her safely over the clev
erly set traps, the woman who is
fighting for $2,600,000 as her daugh
ter's share of the late turfman's es
tate, not only met the attacks of
cross-examination but frequently
fought back.
ThiB morning Mrs. Turnbnll faced
an onslaught and was calm, al
though the questions hurled at her
frequently made the other women in
the court room blush and look down.
This afternoon, when apparently by
an agreement of counsel, the attor
neys of the opposing side treated her
with more consideration, she started
to heckle them in return.
Gavin McNeb, In his cross-examination,
continued his efforts to show
the jury that Mrs. Turnbull had not
been a spotless woman until she
yielded to the blandishments of
Lucky Baldwin, as she alleges.
In one of the letters Introduced
occured a passage describing an oath
taken by Mrs. Turnbull regardilng
the paternity of Beatrice A. Turn
bull, the plaintiff In the present case.
As written, this passage declared
Colonel Albert Pope to be the father
of her child. Mrs. Turnbull declar
ed the name of Pope was forged and
what she did swear to was that Bald
win was the father.
XMAS PIANO AND PLAYER
A piano and a player, two instru
ments both for less than $300, if
taken at once. The greatest Christ
mas bargain In Eugene. Call at once
if interested. Stevens & Hulln Piano
House, Commercial club block. Tel
ephone Main 41. . tf
Granulated Eye Lids
are easily cured caustic Is not ne
cessary. Sutherland' Eagle Eye
Salve Is painless and harmless and is
guaranteed to cure. Has never fail
ed on a case; costs 25c. Sold by the
Dillon Drug Co.
XMAS PRESENTS
See our complete line of the
VICTOR and EDIFON Talk
ing Machines, Records, Vio
lins, Mandolins, Guitars, Ban
jos, Cases and supplies.
HARMONICAS, HARPS,
Sheet Music and Books, Mu
sic Stands, Cabinet Rack's and
Band Instruments.
ROACH MUSIC HOUSE,
Commercial Club Building.
Phone Main 862. tf
Don't Foreet
yuuuu ui pure DaKing I
powder given away by the Central
Coffee Co.. 580 Olive street. tf 1
Something 3 nut as tiood
Can only be the case when It is an
other bottle of Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey.
Every bottle is the same.
Look for the bell on the bottle. It
is sold by Dillon Drug Co.
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The Christmas Spirit At The Laraway
Store and What It Means To Yom
Not by chance-Itdidnothappenso-butthroughtmonths of careful study
months of planning have We been able to assemble under one roof
the largest line of desirable Holiday Goods ever shown in Eugene
Give Your Wife
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Get a Watch
For your husband or boy. That U the
correct thing for them. Call in and
let us tell you all about it. We can
show you a beautiful line of gentle
men's watches that will last a life
time. Boys' Watches $1.00 up. Gents'
Watches $7.50 up. Ladies' Watches
priced at $7.50 and upwards now
BRASSWARE .
We have the largest line of Brassware ever shown
in Eugene, and this line must be seen to bo appre
ciated. Umbrella Stands, Jardinores, Fern Dishes,
Baskets, Trays, Smoking Sets, Candlo Sticks,
Desk Sets, Blotters, Paper Knives, etc., etc. Wo
do not have room for all these in our front store
so have them on display in our rear room.
SUGAR CREAMERS $2.50 UP
BOWLS S2.00 uf
RINGS AND FOBS
Bracelets, Brooches, Pins, Cuff Buttons, Charms,
Emblem Ooods, Chains, Belt Pins, Lockets, Hat
Pins, Tie Clasps and many now and up-to-date
things in jewelry. o O
Umbrellas
For Holiday
Gifts
A DIAMOND
You Kftow She Always Wiri One
You Know of nothing; that woulfl
please her more. Why not get her
one? Bless her heart; she certainly
deserves to wear one. And you car.'
afford it at our prices. Come in and
investigate. You won t be urged 10
buy if you don't want to.
Fountain
Pens
A beautiful line of Umbrellas both in Sterling and
Gold Filled handles. Our crucible steel tops cover
ed with pure silk aad silk and linen are the very
bee made.
HAND PAINTED CHINA
An unrivalled assortment of pretty decorations in
"White and Gold" and "Platinum and Gold" from
the world's best studios.
A very practical gift, and we have a fine line in
Parker and Waterman makes. Pens from g up.
HAND BAGS
A beautiful line of Leather Hand Bags and Leather
goods. Card Cases, Wallets, Purses, Music Rolls,
etc., etc. Beautiful liM of VUrt and Tapestry
Bags. Bags from $3.(B Stf.OO
Silverware
OF RARE BEAUTY EXCELLENCE.
We are always introducing new pat
terns, and our lines this year in both
Sterling and Plate are exceptionally
beautiful. We do not overlooK the
feature of SERVICE and QUALITY in
selecting' our goods. WE ENGRAVE
SOUVENIR SPOONS TO ORDER.
CUT GLASS
Bowls, Nappies, Jugs, Tumblers, Mayonaise Sets,
Vases, Comports, Spoon Trays, Sugars and Cream
ers, Oils and many other desirable pieces in neat
and beautiful cuttings.
Our Electric Portables have been selected in ac
cordance with the most approved standards of
good taste. We have a number of food styles
from S7.50 MP-
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