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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1911)
1 Strong Healthy Women If a woman it ttrong and healthy In a womanly way, raottn crhood tnrana to her but little suffering. The trouble liea in the fact that the many women suffer from weakness and disease of the diitinctiy feminine organism and are unfitted for motherhood. This can be remedied. Dr. Pierce's Favorile Prescription Curea the weakness and disorders of women It acts directly on the dclieata and important organ concerned in motherhood, making them 'r bealtby, strong, Tigorous virile and elastic ''Favorite Prescription" banishes the indispositions of tha period of expectancy and makes baby's advent easy and almost paialciA. It quickens and vitalizes the frroinina orgaas, and insures i healthy and robust tfiby. Thousands of women hare testifisd to its marvelous merits. , It Make Wek Women Strong. It AUke Sick Women Weil Honest druggists do not offer substitutes, and urge tbem upon yTu as "fust as good." Aoocpt .w secret nostrum in pleea of this neB'ittret remedy. It contains not a drop of a loo ho I and not a grain of habit-formiag or injurious drugs ! a pure glyaerio extract of healing, native America roots. 8 Temporary Heat Quickly Did you ever stop to think of the many ways in which a perfect oil healer is of value? If you want to sleep with your win dow open in winter, you can gel sufficient heat from an oil hcsit.T while you undress at niuht, and tnen turn it cff. Apply a matc'i in the morning, when y u ct:t f bed. and you h.-vclnut u liile yvu di ers. Xhose who have to eat an ear'y breakfast btfure the stove is r.idiur n: heat can get Imffl.-Jiute warmth frj:.i an oil heater, and til n t .ni it oif. The girl who practices on the'piano In a cold room in the morning tan have warmth from an oil heater while she plays, and then turn it i ff. The member of the family iho has to walk the fl or on a cold win ter's night with a restless baby can get temporary heat with an oil heater, and then euro It off. The ' &JERFECTIO Abmltttiy tmtkttim ana? aebriaat la Invaluable In It. capacity of quickly giving heat. Apply match and It ( Inv asedlstely 11 work. It will burn lor nine hour, without refilling. Il la afe, smokeless and odorless. It hie a damper top and a cool hand!.. An lneator slwsys shows tbe amount of oil In the font. . . It hae an toanatte-loeklno llama apraader which prev.ata tb wick from being turned bl(b enough to smoke, and ja easy to remove and drop back as that tha wick can ba cleaned Inn inatant. The burner body or gallery caur become wedged, and can b quickly anacrewed for rewlcilng. Finished ' ipan or nickel, atr.n, darable, well aiada, built for aervice, and yet light urnamental. Olft Btrymttn. If Mitt '. Mt or ittcrifliM droit r ! rz -saw ir Mi I . " anFSaaaaaaaaaaaaaV IJ ' 1 Mtntt 4xy a tkt . Standard Oil Company 3 r ASptendidOwair for every uaj. Cut generous ly, full. Two hip pocketa. Felled aeams. Continuoua fly. ' , MURPHY, GAUM a CO. SUnulKluif stti. to Catsttls Don't Persecute your Bowels Sat sal aaaWttcs aad pgraii kfaWHaBaawaamrr Try CARTEJt'S UTTUt UVfcR TILLS mmtr M UM new. mMi ktie. end Cm Cw- to? its TW xknal w a i x ii utrrrrji ' simi r r IIVER M T I HILL. I a" JbJi: ib bi an, i .i.i. Swll Pill, ad Dm, SmmH PrUe , Cvnolat mIm Signature It'AlUt CI.AHH1HKK Aim 1'AV. Every Wcman h imemuu Boa aaaouid anaiw i altuut ttw Waan.lrt f ul e llrai Al est rnnw R'C a , A?vui Bmnnvckwniriingaprair f' T"ir 'IraiFlM for ILkv f 'Brr.T SI II V K 1., .. . . I no T cii.r, tntt wm lump fur U.IIM. HAilVHL I 44 I ..I U .ir.,1, MICH VUUk. Woodnrtl Clark Oompany I'iMiiana. Orvtfua a February Vlotor and Kdl- eon record! now ou aula, a Hear Caruao'a new Kngllah reoorde on our Vtrtrolaa. a Roach Mualr limine. Cora- a m.rclnl Club hutldlna. I'hnn. a III. tt L CREATES A MUNICIPAL WATER BOARD E. U. Lee, M. Svarverud, C. S. : Frank, R. M. Day and B. B. McKinney Members A water board waa created by the city council laat night by the paaaage of an ordinance and the naming of E. V. Lee, M. Srarverud, C. S. Frank, H. M. Day and B. B. McKinney aa member! of the board. The ordi nance, which bad been drawn up by City Attorney Pipea, waa read, and. after several amendments, waa paus ed by all mum here voting yea except Councilman Dorr. He did not like the Idea of the board having auper vittlon over the power plant, as pro vided In the ordlnuni:e. , Provisions of the ordinance are as follows: Tho members of the board shall draw lots for the tnrniB of one, two, thri'H, four mid f."ve years, and the length of the term of each mem ber eleeleil, beginning with 1912, shall be five years, one to be elected each year from each of the four wards of the city and one at large. The board shall have entire control of the water plant and the power plant and to make extenslona aa are deemed advisable, have entire con trol of all the water funds and dis bursements. The board shall elect a president and vice-president and la empowered to employ a secretary and such other help aa may bo de sired. The board ahall sell water and" power to the public at a unl form rate to be fixed by It and ahall prescribe suitable rules and regula tions for the operation of the system. The ordinance becomes effective, al ter the mayor's signature ia affltid. Iloaodary Election " , Another Important matter attend ed to by the council laat night waa ruing a date for the election to de cide whether or not certain outlying territory ahall be annexed to the city. inn was voted upon nearly a year ago, but It waa found that the elec tion was void because the people re siding in the territory desired to be annexed were not given a vote In the matter. The date of the election was fixed as Friday, March 24th. The Toting place for those outside the city Is to be the old vinegar fac tory at the corner of West Second and tilair streets. The Judge of the election there will be M. B. Huntley, A. W. Lewis and Willis Nlcboia. The voting plaeea inalde the city are des ignated aa follows, together with the judges of election: First ward Hose house on East Eleventh street. Herbert Button. W. B. Dl Hard and 8. R. Williams. Second ward City hall. A. A. Simmons, . E. Stevens and H. Mo Murphey. , , Third ward Brlgga' plumbing shop on West Seventh street W. O. Martin, uoorge Jennings and Jesse laman. Fourth ward Bonnett building: at tb. corner of West Ninth and Olive streets. S. M. Yoran, J. O. Wnfle and F. W. Bloomflnld. Watrr Itcnort The mooting opened with the' re- prt tor January of Wator Superin tendent Ilonderson, which waa as fol lows: Rec'd water rentala $2362.71 Office expenses 236-52 lumping station .... 847.4T Unlnnce 1083,99 ! SUMYJ Sunny Monday laundry soap is most efficient for clew ing, carpets removing grease spots from clothing washing lace curtains and doilies and for every other cleaning pur pose. It contains no rosin, washes woolens and flannels without shrinking, and works in any kind of water. Its mar velous dirt-starting quality spares your back and .saves your time. THE N. K. FAIK3ANK COMPANY CHICAGO not yet been sworn In bh a notice of ficer. Tho council ordered that he nppear to b? sworn in and receive Ills titar. The sum of i4000 was transferred from the sewer fund to tbe general fund as a loan, to be returned when necded.r A petition for a six-foot board walk on tbe east side of Stewart avenue from West Fourteenth to West Sev enteenth street was referred to the street committee. B. C. Hills, city dog-catcher, re ported poor success In collecting li censee for the reason that the ordi nance regulating the matter says that license! shall be collected on dogs running at large and nearly ev ery dog owner claims that his an! mal la kept np, although the catcher aees many running loose. To catch them la the trouble. Hills also reported on hla recent arc light Inspection trip. He said he could find only 83 lights, whereas the city is paying for 86, and many of tbe 83 fall to burn at times. Councilman Moon reported that doora In sidewalks leading to base ments . of store buildings are often left open at night and tbe city at torney waa ordered to draw an ordi nance covering tha matter. The marshal was directed to re quest tbe light company to draw a map of the city showing the location or each are light. MORE OBSERVATIONS BY W. H. FENTON Says Los Angeles and Pasa dena are no Places for Poor Man. ' '.' Angeles, Feb. 17.1910. Editor Guard: This is something like a" Oregon morning when the thermometer stands about 25 de grees. This Is the land of sunshine, milk and honey. . We spent Sunday in the show city of California. It has wide streets, well paved and Judging from appearances the people take great civic pride in their city. Pas adena as well as Los Angeles is a rich man's town. A poor man has no business hi either place. From Pasadena we visited the Wentworth hotel between Los Aangeles and Pas adena. This structure covers several aeres of ground and ia built of con crete and I am told It is to be when finished ten stories high. It is now five stories; high and bas been lying unfinished several years. Everything in California is done on a big scale and from the nature of their soil to have a nice place here. One would have to stand with the water hose in one hand and his purse in the other, most of the time in the summer seasou. We have not been ljoiueslck since we came here from lack of rain, but think it is most time we were making garden j in the laud of the big red apples, so will take the boat for Portland on ! Tuesday of next week. W. II. FENTON'. jeSk Repair llr specialty DOCTCTRS LECTURE ON TUBERCULOSIS Patron-Teacher Meeting at the Central Ccheol Most Interesting $2362.71 $23(52.71 Kofitlno Work Tho report of Plumbing Jnspevtor Zell on the special Inspection of the plumbing and sewers throughout the city was rend and referred to the sower committee. .A petition for a sidewalk on the west side of Moss avenue from Thir teenth to Eleventh streetB was refer red to the street committee. F. L. Chambers' ordinance Krant- ing hi in a franchise to construct a spur track from the main line of the 8. P. to bis warohouse site en High street was panned with the under standing that If tho street committee makes an unfavorable report thei rii,i aoaa a AMUSEMENTS I . Direct from San, Francisco, with bla all-star cast and supporting company of fifty people, comes Max Dill, the noted German comedian. "Lonesome Town," the merriest of mualcal comeoles, la to be hla offer- In at the Euona theatre on, February 23. He will ba seen for one night only. "Lonesome Town" Is from the nen of that brilliant librettist, the late Judson C. Bruise, and is genuine laugh-fest from rise to fall of cur tain, possessing ba, addition,, a num ber of song hita that are bound 'to become popular at once. It is an ex ceedingly elaborate production that Dill la to give ua, as picturesque as any of the big New York productions in fact, iroin a standpoint at costum lug and seonery, the nresentntion is superior to any that has come to us from the other aide of the Rockies. Thla Is the unanimous Judgment of me criticB wherever Dill naa appear- vu mis season. The fun is maintained at a scream lug pitch througiiut the perfomance. Tho action of the play ia based upon the story of Watts, a boom town in Southern California, founded by the missing Isaac Watts. The founder Una disappeared leaving a rich leg acy of uncollected rents which np- poara to be the only oasis lu the otherwise dry and drear apot of Lonesome Town. The moment it be comes known that such a tenancy ex ists each character in the play, prac tically, lays claim to it. In order that the claim of Uakers- Illll, which Is Dills character mayor shall veto It There was some j ,nd thl(t ' hl, fellow-tramp T assoc- FRANK E. BLAIR . Wholesale Commission Merchant WE BUY AND SELL Hay, Oats, Wheat, Hides of all Kinds, Wool, Mohair, Turkeys, Chickens, Potatoes, 'Apples, Onions, Bearft, Cabbage, Carrots, Beets, Parsnips, Dressed aVeal, Vijs, Goats, Mutton, Lambs, Beef, Etc. o SPECIAL rftlCESJIN CAR LOAD L&TS Phone Main 224 565 Olive St. Eugene, Oregon sido track would I Oregon Klectrlc !that would want to atreot from taint Firth I Councilman Heller reported that i Mr. Itoqua had taken John O'Brien's place on tho street force, but he hnd nO?wm Interfere with the appoarance of jteuuiness. il la aureod .r lit nlhas Una1 . . . . . " h, n i, vl10 lno "'"""l o' Charlew that Uak turn up IllKhUr.n.,1,1 mil i. ..... a j - - uHuciau, nn 11 1 a son. jast when the last obstacle haa been removed, a fascinating, through desinlng window, Mrs. Mar veloua Wonder, appeara upon tbe acone .cskluiiug proilatary owner ship of Lonesome Town, as the wid ow of the late Isaac Watte. And when the entanglment is so comple as to leave the audience a aithorlng mass of laughter-worn humanity, the rightful heir, in the person of Haiy Fogg, a freckle-faced product of Lonesome Town, sweeps aside all other contestants and with biblical meekness comes Into her own. IB K M ' 1 1 I - H . J il The eC.ltral Patron-Teacher as-, sociatioD met Friday afternoon. Dr Whiteaker gave a very interesting and Instructive talk upon the sub iect "Tuberculosis Prevention and cure. I7r. Qullion gave a general talk upon tuberculosis. His talk was made doubly Interesting by his use of the microscope in showing his audience a germ or tuberculosis The programa and discussions that followed were much enjoyed by those present, but tbe school room sbould hare been crowded. It does seem that when the business men of the city have been kind enough to give their time to prepare auch ex cellent talks apon live subjects aa they have beea doing for the meet Inga that the parents and patrons of the achool should all, aa far as possible, be present at each meet ing of the association. We can mend a broken, bent orabadlj worn ring;, pip. or breech, eo that it will look and be practically the aame a when yon bought it. In fact, we do all kinds of HEP AIR. XKQ the complcated and the every-day kinds; and even the smallest and simplest repairs are done by experienced workmen. All work guaranteed; at moderate prices. We1 are pleasingothers; we can please you. POLLOCK BROS. JEWELERS Eugene Ore. 516 Willamette St A CURE FOR BALDNESS The above expression is one which with hair preparations. Just exactly what Is meant by It In each Instance Is a Question. Baldness Is not a di sease and hence, (Toes not permit of a curst. It Is a result Invariably to be traced to the dandruff germ and If the condtlon has become cb'-jnic that Is, If there la complete atrophy or tne aair roiuci. a cure is ab solutely Impossible. Approaching baldness, seen In falling hair, may always be checked and It the hair follicles are not atro phied the hair may be Induced again to grow. This Is accomplished by regular applications of ewbro's Herpicide which cleanses the scalp and kills the dandruff Kerin. The destruc tion of, the germ doe's away with the accumulations of scar re skin and thus eliminates the most common enemy to beautiful hair. Sott. glossy, fluffy hair cannot grow on a scalp infested with dand ruff any mure than a delicate plant can grow on an ash heap. The scalp must be kept clean and free from dandruff. The best remedy for doing this Is ewbro's Herpicide which receives the highest endorse ments from professional men, the stage and the beat people every w here. Herpicide Is sold and guaranteed in one dollar size hottleh by all drug gists. Applications obtained at all flrst-clnss barber shops and hair dressing parlors. i Address the Horplcldo Co., Dept. U.. Detroit, Mich., enclosing 10c in postage Ir silver for sample and booklet. W. A. Kuykendull Spec ial agent. PI UK RICH BLOOD. The I ted Croes Drug Store SeJls a IVeacripUon that Means Vigor, Vim, Vitality. . Because MI-ONA causes the blood to get better and more nourishment It is at all timea a saluable tonic. It puts vigor Into the muscles, clears up the Improperly nourished brain and makes strong nerves that will stand the severest tet. Men who feel thai their vitality is slipping away; that the vim and en. ergv that th,.y formerly put Into all their work is lacking; that ambltl- PAINLESS DENTISTRY ' DR. M. a The Painle BULL I Dentist Can yon afford to neglect your teeth, the moat needed organs la the whole body? our -prices are rea sonable. Our If otto. "Lire and let Live" Platea that star In tha the very beat that dentistry affords. rer sei, only 7.0 TO $10.00 Bridge and Crown work S.00 PER TOOTH Gold Fillings 91.M AND UP Silver rillin ..Se Me to $1.00 Cement Fillings PAINLESS EXTRACTIONS Work guaranteed. Dr. Bull's office is In the Boston Dental Parlors, over F. B. Dunn's store. Phone Mala 820. Lady Attend ant always present. WILLAHBTTB STREET , EUGENE, OREflON EUGENE THEATRE GEO. H. SMITH, Manager Thursday, Feb. 23d Max Bill Of KOLB and DILL Supported by an excellent company of 50 PEOPLE 50 in the beautiful musical comedy LONESOME TOWN Prices. 50c, 75c. $1.00 and $1.50 Seat sale Wednesday, February 22d GREAT ,n Bo,to nd 8taa. The BARGAINS Quantity ,u"tT ad Iry our 8ugar-Cured Hame and Bacon. ' Pbons Malij 40 BR0DERS BROTHERS II U ..1.1.1. has had In his career and hla corps: ","'n'l'u!"'', and clever Ideas do not of fun msk.e,, , ..,,.,. . '., c.me as they used to are the kind T 4 ' aides to him lu hi ..., 7 duotlon of the entertainment. lu hi. r.r, .ml i,,.!"' " " -A PoorSick Soles; a r.lt.KNE HUltnUKSSIM) I'AltLOIt KnM Moth 81. Like ti.aoonie to us. EUGtE QUICK SHOS RE PAIR SHOP, 0 25 West Eighth Street Men's Sewed Soles 75c Women's Sewed Soles. . . ffc M. MILLER! SCHKFFt.KR'a HAIR COL OK1NK AND TOll.RT PKK PA RATIONS S lichen mi l all kinds of hnir gonils. Harettrs. romlis hrilr net. Simroolng, man icuring an" hnlr-drraslng. Switches made from comb In gt. being a DerrleSH rnmo.lv for Indigestion Ml-O-NA Is a most pr '.. i . I I mlr It you have that blue, discontent ( 1 teelliig through, the dav pass rest K'JM nights, trjinn unsuccessfully to net a .vfrching sleep, take a months i.l..n-iU IM .MI-U-.NA .., .,,1,. nnng ino sun shin iliniicnoool IIIUU dim WMI NEW" YORK LIFE Insurance w""www Co. Herbert Button, Spcl. biiln,UM.r .. n8'.. phone 471-J, Eugene. K-ts. and your life. Ml-O-NA the lied l"i ( "I have used ronr valuable Cascareti and I find them perfect Couldn't do wthout them. I have used them for some time for indigestion and bilionsitss and am now completely cured. Recom mrnil them to evervorie. Once tried, vou in never be without thrm in il. Hamilton coupons and Hamilton bonds given lth each copy of Cn- 'M music free. Roach Music! House. it ' luit iti rents nt drug isoie nn, I dm. Kistn ,jj where I'.uaratitecd to cure indigestion and Immediate, v relieve ..II stomach mlser. or money muck All the latest novelties in velvet rrsvenctte. velour, tan calf bton and lace high and low ihoes arj In eluded In our great shoe sala. See lore. Jin ami Ullve. Into 'uiily." Edward A. Marx, Albany, N.Y. I"r;tit. rllM. Potrnt. Tte Rood. l- l.nort. Never Skrern.Weiikrii or (irlnc. Kv.JV .V. Never ol.t' In bulk TH .'. oiik- i.biel M.rawO C C C. OuwioteeJ to :ur r ronr uiooer back. ajy ng't.. phone 4 71-J, Eugene. Oreunn. f25 OPTICAL TALKS. O THK KKADLY M.I.AY. r.irtment tf n.nrj Sl H"r ''ookh'Hk at Dll on's drus r, e. O Thos Put off iiKing Han, i,:. """uer rnr taelr Bladder and Rheumatic a dead a) d sives cuick -it--M.ii Be., ever. "' Ma"' Vu d Kidney. trouble V'. Jl 0: hut He and Dermsneni eMAr for tetimnnln. rir i-f " 29J6 Olive Stret'e SC i'n.A The after-effects of eye strain U the cause of many nervous wrecks Many faces are premature":' old and wrinkled, due entirely to EiE STRAIN. The patient sJom ahinks his eyes are at fault became his vl- Inn 1. ... lt . I llnv mllfB ,wu u UUUHUB 1 KOUll. ! better It Is to save health, row and -food look by wearing proper j lenses. Come and have your ere examined. It will cost you au: If you do not need lasse. I tell you so: if you do. I will fit T fkB'ly at raJ.sonsil-fc p'li-ej. i. mw h.in.... me I rail- corrn tics rug store. over Shell theatre. S.Vht Specialist. W. L. IE'0. tt 0S
