Eugene daily guard., September 21, 1911, Image 3

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THS SUOEUE DAILY GUARD, THUHSDAY, SEPT. 21. 1911.
Wnmens Secrets:
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lucre u "'V""" tji-o hat perharK heird
ire women', secret, than any other man o.
THREE
couuur. :-- 01 I'"" or shame, hut 4
toe erett of .uffenni, and they have been cor.ndcd to Ur L
u V. Pierce in the hone and ernccit;,,n i .,. : . . ,
That few of these women have been disappointed in ti.eir e
rtationi I. proved by the fact that r.inety-eiCht per cent, of
,l nmen treated by Dr. l'.erce have been absolutely and
altogether cured, buch a record would he remarkable I iht,
cisrs treated- were numbered by hundreds only. But wh-n
that record applies to tha treatment of more than half-a- mil.
on -. - uicr to years, it is phenomenal.
end entitle Dr. Pierce to the jratitude accorded bin by women . .t. c .
,pecialisl in tho treatment of women', disease. ""men, c. the first U
Every iiclc woman may consult Dr. Pierce' bv I u , , . .
charee. All replies are mailed, sealed in riecrh nlain , I Y W''uUt
,y printing or adverti.ing whatever, Upo , them ri, " ,Te'?"' w"ho"e
lJtL, to World'. Dispensary MedicdPA5Si00? J.' tVV'T
DR. PIERCE'S FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION
2yj--"- wumoa strong,
--1g?I--Wo"Pn "PC-oil.
E. CONFERENCE TW0 MORE CONVICTS
AT SALEM ORGANIZES ; ESCAPE FROM PEN
CRESWELL SCHOOLS
OPEN THIS WEEK WITH
BRIGHT PROSPECTS
$10,000 New Building Now
Houses the Kiddies at the
Fruit City.
Salem, Sept. 21. Willi the slii!;
Jng of the conference hymn and a
prayer tc divine guidance in the dis
cb.v'se of tic duties and labors to
come before tho:n. over Hu minis
ters and laymen convened the 51'tli
tcpslea of the Oregon Annual Confor
care of the Alothodist Kniscopal
church i!i this city yesterday.
Officers lire Fleeted.
C. C. UaiTlcks, who was secretary
tit the last conference, was nomina
ted for the same ilace and re-elected.
31. E. Meyers. Frank James and H. II.
Allen were named as his assistants.
Ii. Ti. Fields was elected statisti
cian and Joseph Notts, C. I.. Creesev,
J. M. Jasper, L. C. Poor. T. I). Yar
y.ex and .1. C. Spencer made assist
ants. A E. Avers was elected treasurer
and A. D. Cnlder. F. X. Sandlfur and
Harry AIcKane elected to his assist
ants. J. W. Exon was named as the
grand master.
HEFORE YOU REACH THE LIMIT
of physical endurance and while
your condition is still curable, take
J'oley Kidney Pills. Their quick ac
tion and positive rnsults will delight
Jou. For backache, nervousness,
rheumatism and all kidney, bladder
and urinary troubles.
For sale by all drufglsts. I
Salem. Sept. 21 . Availing himself
of the liberties enjoyed as a trusty.
Georee Davis, serviiiu a sentence in
the state penitentiary for grand lar
ceny comniifed in ijont.in county.
Sunday evening broke Into the tailor
shop of the Institution and after
stenllns a suit of clothes, effected
lils escape bv scaling the prison walls
unobserved by the suards. HIkcov
erln;,' the escape the next day. the pri
son authorities put the penitentiary
blond hounds on his track and traced
him as far south as th Southern
Pacific depot, where 'lie hounds re
fused lonacr to follow the scent.
Inquiries made at the state prison
also developed the fact that another
prisoner, ltobert Owens. escaped
Monday and that he has not yet been
captured. Owens was sent up from
1'iiion county for f;rand larceny and
was a trusty. He was employed In
the brickyard, and some time during
the forenoon of Monday, evidently be
coming tired of his job, deliberately
walked away.
W'c are bnsy these days, and why?
Because wo are turning out artistic
and nobby ' photos at a reasonable
price and are pleasing our customers.
CLARK'S STUDIO,
504 Willamette St.
SVIISOKIHK FOIl THE fiVAHl).
The Creswell public schools opened
Monday with a cood attendance In all
grades. Quite a number of schol
ars were not present on the opening
day,, but will enroll during e next
week or two.
The 0.r starts with bright pros
pects for one of the best terms In
the history of the school. Kvery
thlng possible has been done for the
benefit of the students y the board
of directors. A competent corps of
teachers have charge of the work, the
building which was erected last year
at a cost of $10.0011. has been Im
proved in several ways and every
thing points to a very bene.icial
year.
Some changes were made In (ho
teachers. The fifth and sixth grades
which were taught last year by .Miss
j Kdlth Stacy will be in charge of Aliss
: Sybil Harrington. Aliss Kdith Sucre
will have charge of the seventh nnd
eighth grades in place of Aliss Clare
Stacy, and Professor H. S. Wakefield
wtll act as principal In place of
Professor P. K. linker. Miss F.lva
Klchardson will Instruct the priniir;v
grade and Miss Kdna Weber wul
have the third and fourth grades, the
same as last year, and Uuy E. Kich-
I ards will again assist in the high
i school woik. Kvery teacher is ex
! perienced. which wli; add much to
'he efficiency of their work.
College Student?.
Several students leave here this
week to attend college in different
parts of the state. Frank Harring
ton. Kdward Weber and Tressa Haw
ley go to C'orvallis to attend the ug
rlcultural..,college. Hay cleaver and
Leslie Lacy to attend Albany college;
Floyd Lnwton to Willamette Univer
sity at Sa'.em and Frank Noland goes
to Eugene to outer the University of
Oregon.
.1. L. Scott, Hoy Higgs and Loyal
Scott returned Saturday from a hunt
ing trip east of the Uohemin coun
try. They killed two deer nnd J. L.
Scott ran a large black bear to death.
He Intends to have the hide tanned
and made Into a rug.
Tho many friends of Airs. Frank
Schmitt will be pleased to know Hint
she is recovering very rapidly from
if p&tll
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Service, reliablity, readability and economy those are what a man wants in a:v automobile and the MICHIGAN em
bodies all these things to a degree greater than any other car made at tho same price.
Let us show you this car let us take you out over the road in the mud, the sand, and on the hills let us prove to
you that dollar for dollar the MICHIGAN is the best car made. Phone us any, time and we will arrange a demonstra
tion at your convenience- '
F. 0. B.
CO
SOLE AGENTS
TEMPLE BLOCK!
EUGENE, OREGON
an operation performed at the Eu
gene hospital last wek.
Virgil Xoland of Klamath Falls
visited Sunday and Alondny with his
uncle, J. E. Xoland and family.
Chronicle.
AUTOMOBILE AXII HACK
i:us.
I Ht I V- I of Eugene, must. have city license
j for each vehlclu so used, as provided
I by Ord. Nci. I li:,. Violation of this
persona en- ordinance renders offender liable to
loll.irs. Licensed ve-
Take notice that all
gaged In the business of carrying ! a fine of fitly
passengers for hlro within the cltv hides should carry their license num
hers with them during tho fair week.
K. S. 11UYSON.
s-' City Recorder.
Ravo money by buying second-hand
school hooka at Trump's book store.
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6 xtfen
Saturday Night,
Stanley Stock C
ViRfl S A
r winea uut.
r WILL BE DONE
SATURDAV BRINGS THE CLIMAX MY CONTRACT CALLS FOR AN ABSOLUTE SALE OF EVERY ITEM OF THE STANLEY STOCK BY
9 P M SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 23. EVERY SHELF MUST BE SWEPT CLEAN-NOT ONE VESTIGE OF THIS STOCK CAN OR WILL
REMAIN. I WILL TURN OVER TO MP!. V. W. WINCHELL THE SHELVING AND COUNTERS ONLY WHEN THE TOWN CLOCK STRIKES
NINE, SATURDAY NIGHT.
rut Rr.-an HPra is what interests you i si'H have several thousand dollars' worth of merchandise It must be sold or given away in this
ESAA TrS K for tho real excitement-the mighty bargains we have given will fade into a mere significance
SUctCc OF 3 TtW IiUl.fw uui a jw
in this mighty merciless masacre lasting one flay.
i m jjv nr ciocnprniP for this one day for we arc making preparations to handle several thousand people and here is just a
Sample p?ice or ''two -It Ts "Do or Die" with me and I promise to bring this sale to a close in a blaze of glory that will long live in the
memory of Eugene. $15 00 MEN-S SUTS $3 95
MBM U.M ,11ITS $5 65- $2.50 PANTS. 69c: $5.00 BOYS' SUITS, $1.19; $3.50 MEN'S FELT HATS, 29c; $1.00 MEN'S RUBBERS,
5 'oMEN'S UNDERWEAR, 10c: 10c HAIR P.N CABINETS, 1c; POST CARDS, 3c PER DOZEN; 15c BLUE SEAL VASELNIE, 3c;
W RnvTsHQES 59c- $2 25 MISSES' SHOES, S8c; $3.50 LADIES'- SHOES, 79c; $4.00 MEN'S SH0ES,$1 .00; $5.00 MEN'S SHOES.
m"?9- $1 50 UMBRELL S 59c: $3.00 STRAW HATS, 3c; 25c BOSTON HOSE SUPPORTERS, 5c. .
DOORS Sg OPEN AT 8:30.A. M. AND CLOSE AT 9 P. M. ON THE LAST DAY'S SELLING OF THE STANLEY STOCK.
L. M. DUNCAN, MANAGER WESTERN SALVAGE & ADJUSTMENT CO., IN CHARGE, 618 WILLAMETTE ST., EUGENE, OREGON.
STORE CLOSED
i,at r fintll IHITII o.on CATHDnlY MORMIMft THIS 15 Tfl Al I nW Hllfi tRrif
,y tui CTnRF n OSES FRIDAY AT Nuum mimu "--'"' "
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