Eugene daily guard., April 13, 1923, Image 2

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Page Two
Friday Evening, April 13
Public Now .Prefers
u Vegetable Laxatives
. Dr. Cttfwtll'i Syre Ptpiia affordi
, prompt rtllii ia a tutaral w
THE public is cohitiintly be.
coining' mora dtHcriiuiuittiiiK
In its choice jf tbiiiK, Thorn)
subject lo roiiHtipiilin try to
learn what miAc them consti
pated "-. then
avoid il. If Con
StipUtifJil JHTHjSlSv
in spito of til
their cllorU they
iiikft tho ntildt-Ht,
most cattily tol
erated luxutivo
obtainable, and
not U drastic
uhvaie that unvt
them for lnys ufterwunta. Ah
over 10 million iMjttles of Dr.
Caldwell's Syrup i'cpttiu arc Hold
a yeiir, a larpo prooortion of I J in
f tropin of that ruui:!v must be
iv that lii in uiidi vejeLnhlu
compound in tho proper remedy
fjr theiu, find 8u it i. JS'o need
to tuke wilt waters and powdera
that dry up tho blood; ioril-(nr
drugs in candy form that produce
ukin eruptions, or calomel tJmt
salivates. TIivav drills are "heroic
meafluruH', over-eluu'tive, weak
ening and griping.
Tii best constipation remedy
is the ouo that moves tho bowela
without shock to your system,
and such a one fa lir. Caldwell's '
Syrup Pepsin. It in a vegetable
ANY FAMILY MAY TRY JT FREE
Tltomandi rf parent art aikinf
Owmtttiet, " Wfxre can I jinU a lrut
north v luaitr that anyott in the
family ran ut uhen cortitip'iteify"
I urae yon to trv Xvrutt i'eptin.
I trtlt gt-i.ll protirfe a oVruf frrt
tantiLt CatU, Btithmmt fur iin adequate
It tt. Writ mr v here to ten J it,
A idrtw Jr. W. Ih firMiw-tf,
Hum!,, nylon SI., MontiarUu, HUiwii.
I)l U AV1L1 '
compound of Egyptian senna and
pepum with pIcaKant-taslinK aro
iimlirH, and has bCen satisfac
torily, sold for 30 years. Unlike,
the harsher physics it does not
prodino a habit, and iiwreaKed
dof uro not required; in fact, it
so trains tin stomach maw-lit
tfiat tn time medicines of all kind
can bo dixpeuHed with.
Many tak a teaspoenfid of
Syrup Peiwin onco a week as a
health safejnmrd. Others utwj it
only when required, as, for exam
ple, Mrft J. W. liorroutfhs of
Liulo Jtoek, Ark., who linfl.H it
?fiuul!y vnluablo for herrulf and
Uie children, and Mr. Kirns S.
Uita of Watwmvillitlnl., vhos!
f ir.iilv it reKularly. Try
ir. Cultlwell's Synip J'epsin in
coitstipiitiun, . bilmuHw'Hfl, . piltai,
iieadnches, HiilIow,orni)lex'ion, and
to break up f(tvern and eoldx:
A gene rou B-sizo botlhi can be bod
at any dnig store, and it costs
only about u cent u dose' ,
Theatres
.1 i
so
GOOD
CIGARETTES
6
FRIDAY
f'lKtlr Mini I.vp. .
lli'i-'i'lif W'niti' l lnwir. ." '
Jltilig -1'idi ii AJy Siimke. , . .
- TOM MIX COMEDY
, Tom Mix in lii luti'M liii cf IlirilU.
iihI iimifily 'M'ntrh Mv Snmke" mnrts
li l:-il:iy rmiiit rlie Hi'ilii; 1 hfiirrn tiKluy.
' rnilcf iIim' illrt'i-fiim ut Willmni Heiiu
liiif, wliii illn'rU the iionlllar I'Mx slar
"l till fil'ft tilHI', tlllH IttlOtOplUy IF NUill
to in' ri'iiiip wild ui'iinn lrom mi iirK(
lo !ln Juhi i'pcI. Ahly imntMpi! Iiy an-t'x-ti
llpnt ciiHt ini'lmlinic "Tony" the nmrvcl
Oiih liiirrii' iiifl tin wji-k pliornfEiMiiliy,
'i'iiIcIi My Sinoki" (i'IIk rhi utovy t im
iHforr innile dy Tom' iipmim In ili-f.-uml
liiin out ufUm pmiift-ty upon Ills rHirii
Ei-iiiii h rHIIi'i' ifnil of t til lU'lllllllll1 VKI
I'i iiit h iriiiiMpli nvi-r llii'iii. -Not only xncuir tiiiwy nun aiuiim.
(Ioi-h hi' thrill ns by ihi- illxpluy ftf hnrKi-- Aii.-Iirt lliiwuihin jiiiisital si'tlin?
uiiiiiHhl hnt in IiIk ilnrv-ilcrll work' lie , tip jirniipiited fur "The While Flow-
miocimmIk in HiicIImk his iiirnuei-. This is. ,'r ' !' Konuer, Hip Mucin. .M inner, iii
one of tin. host ihotoilu.v in whir'h the Hie mehiilioiiKly niihty Ilex Wnrlltzer.
viTxniile Kux Klur hiw oippenreil "uiiil An ImunlDiieoiiB fuvnr tu thin new of
there run he no iloubt that he K"ii mlili- K"'""!'" ululity to mirrouml the iiii-tuie
tienul liiiireln. with 4'nch new ihotiiihiy. miiHur is the word from Hex un-
'1'he imiiiiiiienii'iil itiinruntee' lx rel tronii who hove henr'l Homier.
otmliil i-merminiiient iinrini rue chow- ..,'.,,.,".""U"J, '"""' 1 nitwern
GENUINE
uBULf
DURHAM
TOBACCO
lug of thin new piettire piny.
Plant Perennials Now
, See tho Eiircijo 'Xnrsprii'S for all kinds of plants for
t Sprinpr plaatin Kjiw'iiil i)i'i'is on all pi'rcnninl and
anniiiil plants. .
I- ' ' ' ' I s ' ' '
Eugene Nurseries
! 44 West Ninth Phone 355R
BETTY C0MPS0N FiLM
Tall girlM and Hburt girlHf ' xlhit' girls
hihJ ili)nii itirln; pretty jfirls nnd well,
fiit'lrt not ijulfe no pretty, Lut glrl girls,
Kittn, HeoreH in" Ibe'ni; all ilrexseU' up in
Uitfir niecKt froekn, Htarinvd 'tin' nffieo
ot the JJoyle Touring Sin'ie In Hono
lulu to imply for jolm at nihiar tu'treHKex
in. Hetty t'oiaphuu's latest Piirniaount
pSeliire, "The White Flower," widen wuh
I i rod need in tin Hawaiian Inltiml, mid
vliieh will bet an iiniiKiinl fentnre at the
Fight inir Hlood" Htorii-s. "Twa XtoneH
With One ltird." will hi' the feature of
Huh mIiow opening today at the lt.-i. ,
' polA uegri famed
Mlien 4 wo- gfinusH In any cne ait
meet there in apt to be either greut mil
t nit I attraction or. repultdoi). WJten
t'luirlip ('hop)lii made Ms triuuiphal tour
of Ktirope two juitnmpr.H ago and met
1'ola Negri in Ilerlin, at a dinner at liie
I'iiIuih Hc mroth, t'ai. two supreme film
urtiKtft found tbeinHehcs mutually ut
traeted to eof-Ji other. Chaplin wan only
a name to Mile. Negri, the utar of "ALttd
lve," ar the Castle.
Her hoot roe suddenly nnd gettcu
iatetl wildly as two men,- one of theui
Hiiwll, appeared in the ooorway. The two
America in joined ilile. Negri's host at
the table and nhe Htudied the American
nnnKilin- t ...1, ... 1. V,-l I i l.
s: nil the time and finally u.nn(i,.,.fi t.Mn w... v,,i
he hud to quit work altogether. lV 'Iot thon bPn h1'uWI in (firi!n. AuU now
uriMlli'iii 11 nil iiitwrij Bt? ii J nciium tiuu
- : TT -4
Who 2f(motts
Beveled But ires Tread ?
11 Beveled J)
Vuttress
Everybody Worked But
. . Father ;
, "Fathein utoinnoh trotibfe'
he getting wors
rieemKl to
bi-re hi America, after a Abort la use of
lime, ihrfr ene'i?cimnt huw hpen mi
nff.ilceit.
Eusrene Music Lovers
Appreciate Theo Karle
Father had lost nixty pounds in weigbi
uud ,whh yellow a naffrou and no medi
cine helped ftim. Telling a friend about
it tux mouth t ago, nhe advised tuking
Muyr's Wonderful Itemedy. i got a bot
tle and it helped father at once. He was
uble to go hack to work a month later.
nnd eat likn a wood chonner." It in n' T,,PO Karle, noted tenor, was greeted
..: i.. i, ..,.... .......n..;., .i.-.r ...... ".v an a up r coin 1 1 vo niKfienee of musk
moveM the caturrhat iuucuh from the in- V a,k .nlI,ear,fl,nt'ft the Heihg
lestinal tract and allavn the inflammu- Centre liiRt night ' llin clear pleasing
tion which cauHC, praetienlly nil stom- i'V" "mI, ;" expression urouKiM
i.h l'.v..e ami intextinal nilmentn. inelud- nim r.f),.,nAR of applaiiBe nnd he in turn
:.. .T:..;.:. ..,:n awanled his audience with Bhort encores.
The definite superiority of Lan
caster Tires is recognised not
only at home bat abroad. Three
great foreign nations have
ranted basic patant o.t
granti
LanCi
aer constntctioTU '
BEFORE you buy another tire, see
a cross-section of the Lancaster!
. Study the features that 'havQ made 'it
a triumph of tire engineering. ,, f;;
Note the famous -beveled buttress orijf.
mated by Lancaster three years agcrand now,
recognized as a development or vast importance
to tne tire inausrry,
or money refunded. For Hide at all drug-
KIKtH.
3E
Continuous, i to il P, M.
Usual Prices 10-20-3Qc
WlLtlAM FOX
Preserves
Oh, ld,v! Oh, .Joy ! Whiit n
Shoiv! Mlv lit liiM Intent rl
ronrrr roiiniliip of rvrrytliliiK!
HE PvODE A HORSE LIKE A CLOUD RIDES THE WIND," AND
HE FOUGHT FOR THE WOMAN HE LOVED AS A TIGRESS
FIGHTS FOR HER CUBS, IN A HOP, SKIP, JUMP, LEAP AND
BOUND, MIX CARRIES OFF ALL HONORS AGAIN!
"THE RUNAWAY DOG'' 1?AHY PEGGY in
' (Xovt'lty) Two Morrv UwU of IMiirht.
Pathe News Topics of Day "PEG 0' THE MOVIES"
, MEL HERTZ Playing Latest Song Hits :
" NEXT ATTRACTION M0N.,' TUE., WED. :.
Nell Shipmaa in a Story of. The Klondike .
"THE G R.UBST A Kit'.' : .
verain, t) .luge. () -pere, by MaKKenet.
The. "SongH of.firusio" by Haehinuiiinoff
riti uinu iiiiiiu . uppreeiaieu as were
' -None lint the Lonely Heart, ' bv Tehni
kovkv nnd "To the Sun" bv Cumin. A
seore of varied selections' made up the
Tbeo Kurle progrhui which delighted Ihh
.ncurorjj.
LITTLE TALKS ON THRIFT
By 8.
."renldent
W. STRAUS, '
Society for
American
. Thrift. .
r"HB , writer recently spent sev-
eral weeks In Turkey,' Egypt
nd some-'; or the countries of
- Southern Eu-
ropa. One can
not make even
the most bu
. perflclal visit1
to these far
away . lands
and not be Im
pressed first
of' all by tho
lack ot pro
gross as com
pared with
American
standards. Al
an ii il u nuil
' ",'? y":,r loot no fur
ther than these regions tor the
most graphic Illustration' of the
fact that there can be no national
progress excepting where there Is
a background of Individual thrift,
education and ambition.
One riows in many of these coun
tries the landmarks of ancient
glory temples and ,'. palaces of
groat beauty; r numerous works of
trt reminiscent ot the' golden age
ot the painter mud the sculptor;
foundations and- ruins of monu
mental structures where oratory
and the . drama -.were born and
where the philosophies ot the age
first' were uttered. ! -.
It Is moat. Inoongruous to note'
the poverty, squalor and llllteraoy
that exists today, amid the ruins ot
those ancient splendors.-.
In witnessing these spectacles
one Is most forcibly Impressed
with the fact that no matter how
powerful a - nation may be, how'
exalted Its clvllliatlon or hoit '
splendid Its accomplishments In
the arts and sciences, there can
be no permanency unless the per
sonal lives and habits ot the peo- -pie
are sound, - -
ClYllliatkin, after all, is Just
matter of what Individuals do day
by day.
Had the people ot Egypt, for
example, practiced , individual
thrift,-as millions of Americans
know It today, through the- many,
centuries that have elapsed since '
the days of their ancient wealth, :
tnd powor, what a tremendous
force in human progress they j
would be todayl I
No nation- car) rise higher than 1
the level of Individual thrift and j
education among Its people; nor
vill any nation ever sink lower
hno that same level'' '
Look at the Lancaster tread sturdy,
generous blocks of solid rubber. Observe
the triangular sections, supporting every
block in the outer rows of the tread.. These
triangular sections are the famous beveled
buttresses which reinforce the blocks, keep
them from spreading under' weight of the
load and prevent rapid wear.
Since 1920, Lancaster tires have been
built with an exceptionally broad, flat tread
4 ;. -..- , ) ,'
-creater surface for the distribution of wear"
better traction more mileage.
Beyond all question, Lancaster set valu
able precedents for the whole tire industry
when it pioneered , in bringing out the
beveled buttress and the semi-flat treal
;: Come in and examine the Cut-Away
Cross-Section. .Get the 'inside story" of
Lancaster Quality.
Gus ftSeeSy Co,
Corner Ninth and Oak i ,
' n
CORD HMd
FABRICS
! PREHISTORIC RURlaL vmiMrie
On-con Agricultural 'illr, Cnrval. '
lis April l.t,. -Tiro nWliialorjr butinl
innnniU .ji t,V s.p1n Ih-al fam
lrih Hrntl, ltentnn ronnn yrrrr ,nit'niil
hy John 'rhmnan of '.lunrriin rr'-ity. Junior
in mining Vtixinrrin. S''iii-a., Wrrow .
hraiN niir h ,iniii'nr .thlji), thi o.Minsrv
aiTotv point. i:,-'iiwm,Vp iVfi'ni-.K'.
r..iMvy werV fiAin'!-' in 'honr. morn'tilii, .
That thosr fcorr li'V'il 1r thc.iini'lfiql pro- '
pji-n h' liVpL vCfJ-n. th"ft Ki.np yorji
nml tl'.' Wrlaiiirlte ri W Hir;ti1,V(.'
oi TBonia.. '...' !' .
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Become One Of
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JVT OUNTAIN STATES Power Company is a successful public ser
ItX vice organization.. It is in good condition physically and finan
cially, and is supplying a steadily growing business. - ,:.-,,
FOR SEVERAL' YEARS we have welcomed our customers as in
vestors. We are glad to have them join us whether they invest in a
$100 Gold Note, or more whether they invest for cash or at the rate
of $10 a month. '. , ,...,., ; ,
WE HAVE NOW quite a large number of home investors. We
believe that the greater becomes their number, arid the wider becomes
the distribution of the wages paid to the invested capital, the more
satisfactory will become our mutual relations.
WE MAKE IT SAFE AND PROFITABLE for you to become an
investor. Our 7r; Gold Notes are the kind of an investment that re
commends itself. You can invest for as little as $10 a month. .
Ask for our new Illustrated Booklet.
Investment Department '
MOUNTAIN STATES
COMPANY
:m. 'iK-Stcett-' !".:. ;.V . ' telephone 28
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