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Page Two-rv u wio a wi ifin u aed ITfWn Friday-Evening, March' 21, 1904 CONFIRMED DYSPEPTIC TELLS OF Mr! and Mrs. Bayes Give Full Credit To Tanlac For Remarkable Results Mrs. ' Bayes Gained 21 . Founds,. "Sli's.i 'Bayed Mind m$wW nro lioth - atrong lor Tanlac mid could not over praue ," (lectures T. II. liiiyea, CliS College Bt., Springfield, Mo. Mr. Biijth In mi popular musloiin and well known to the people of Springfield, Iinvliii; !eon asaoclated with a lending mimic Iiouhc here for thirty years. - " '.'My, wife bad' boen.fi confirmed dy peptic,. having Buffered from It for twen ty yenre. She wu sorely- troubled with heart palpitation and about all the din tremilff symptoms a prolonged- case of indigestion can ttuse a person, -. :'. ; "Finally she got down to otily one hun dred and -ygbt pounds and landed in a hospital! almos a nervous aiul physical wheck. la fact, her case, seemed hopeless trat after everything ielae failed", along came -TanhiQ and easily .and. nuickly put so end to her twentp years suffering and restored to her the pleasure of living. ''Tanlac was soothing and healing from the very start und now eho has u wonder ful appetite and her digestion is the best I have ever known it' to be, The chffngo from. eating a little toast and other very light foods to, such' things as sausage, cabbage, sauerkrout, etc., came about so quickly , us to. astonish ,, and delight Us both, . ,., . , ; .. " ! ,"IIcr ..weight has (one, up to one hun dred and -twcnty-nlno- pounds, a gain of twenty-one pounds: . Rheumatism about ner.arms and jiilnts and swelling in, the feet has: also disappeared, v. tb the gen eral building up Tunlae gave tnv-wifc. Her strength has returned, she lias . nil abundance- of energy ind Is., nltogetlicr ,BPW over her hew ' found health." .Tanlac Is for sale by all good druggists 1 r ' - - ' V i I RECOVERY ! .L1 ljf I SI I " ::-:;:.::'i'?':r''':r4Kr-At(- 1 I I iv WOMEN'S CLUBS, SOCIAL. PERSONAL By VETJIA RUPERT Club Items Should be Phoned to the Society Editor Between 10 a. In. and 12 m. - -xelepuone Nnuiber aauOi l , . SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Friday Evening -: Past Mntrou'H night, Order, of . Kaiitern Star. ' . Saturday Afternoon -Saturday liridge club,, ,.- Mrs. -Charies Sigmaa. W. It. V. U, Mrs. Williniu Prcs- tOU. ! j- Saturday Evenlnn Social evenini:, AineriL-an Asso ciation of I'liiveraity;. Women,: Women's building. ;. ' - T- day afternoon in the Chamber of Com merce was particularly interesting be catiHO' 'the subject of women in .science was .-so well prespnted by Mrs. 'Jennie Krasier. and Mrs. Vl V. (iilntrnp who bad charge of .the program. Mrs.'- j'rasicr in a general way told what women have achieved in the realm of ''science and justified them, while ilrs. Oilstrap, de Kcribed particularly the contribution of Madam Mario C'urre, the French woman w ho discovered radium, to-the world. " ANNUAL coniON: mm& 2 r- nr pRrqimm nnnv WrgMeL m t.. . Ul UliLUIILLL UUUI UJ """rTja. 11(111 - I UfiQ i i . 1 1 nnini'ii uiihj ul run mnnun ou OKIXJOX'H early ' territorial govern merit was described by Mrs. hX; rf. -'Jhtttle for i the College Orvnl Neigh luirhuod club .meeting . with Mrs. l', K. Kreati; Thursday afternoon,- Mts.'K.:1I. West"lold of the life and work of Fred erick Homer Halch and gavo'n review of his writing' "The , 'Bridge 'of the Oods." j. Mrs. JL.B. Brpvfii .assisted Mrs. KreatK ut serving. ,' ,, ';. , ,i ,. , v V ; Complimenting Mrs. It. H. Dearborn; formerly of Corvallis, who lias a wide ciivle of friends in Eugene, Mrs. .T. M. Shelley and her'daiighter, MisB Ireno A plegate entertained with a lunclieon yes 'terdnv. Mrs. Iearborn is spending the winter In Berkeley .where her two daugh j ters are attending school. She plans .to 'return there next,. Wednesday after a brief visit here and In Corvallis, where her husband is n professor. Several inti I mate friends of Mrs. Dearborn were ask ed to spend the luncheon and afternoon hours with her. ' . Mrs. Arthur Morris entertained with fin II Mrtictii-p Inmltami nml llfti'ril.inn nf mall jongg yesterday 'Whtm she exte'nded 'her hospitality, to a dozen friends'.' The affair was too first in a senei:rvalcu Ma-s. Morris ia-phiiiiiliig. v' " " ; Jfrs. Ruby .-Goodrich1 ' MaU: Returned to Eugene after spending 'sct;?ral:..weeks in ini linnu. our . HIU uvruiuiirtiiiru- uy .urn. W. A. Irving wlio Will'' be a -guest'' of Mrs. T, G; Hendricks for n short time. Ihinnir the session of the Presb.vtarial In Eugene this week, Mrs. Fi S. Apple man has as her house guests. Mrs. Heich wife of rthe pastor of the First Presby terian (hurclr in .Corvallis and: Mrs. I.wrett and Mrs. J. T. Ila.v, of the same ,Ci,y- i ' . Tho Fortnlghtlvclub meeting Thurs- M r. anil MH's. F. Ouburn hnye gone itn Porthind-where they, will spend sev eral days,: : ,-, , : .,- x '. The program meeting of the Unitarian Women's Alliance for.tliis inontlv will be held Saturday 'afternoon in t the r club room of the church. Mrs. Minna' Oi Bud long, 1 national field- secretary, of i the Women's Alliance will give an address at three" o'clock. - . Hi's. .1. jr.. Shelley Is enjoying the yis it.here for the,: remainder of the-week of her son, Fred Applegate, of. Voncallu. Mi's. Guy; Pyle entertained the Keto clnb Thursday afternoon and in addi tion to the members, Airs. V. I. Ceo bert was a guest. Needlework and chat around the cheerful fireplace occupied the afternoon hours. ..-,.. ' Mrs. It. A. Hlake. of".Milalv lteautv shop lias lust moved into :lier new'-home at ill)5 FiMli avenue 'westi -:: v T.H.BA0 Accept no . substitute. Over 40 million bottles sold, , Take Tanloo Vegetable Pills.' Is Holding His Qwn -''Ten years ago. l reccivel iich won derful' help from your medicine for mv stomach trouble that I have reeoioiiiciiO ed It to hundreds of other sufferara. Itff twntly a friend of mine-whose brotlier-in distant city was stricken with acu in digestion and was not -expected to ' live, got his brother to- take a 'bottlo' ntu'iiiy advice. I have jilst. recoived-word tlint .hln brother' was holding his owm and I nm confident that Mayr's Winderfili Hem, edy - will entirely restore him.J: Jt is n mmple, harmless preparntlou: that -removes the catarrhal mucus frtHM the-ln-testinal raet and alla.vs the Inflamma tion' which causes practlcallv air stom ach, liver and intestinal ailments, In cluding appendicitis. One dose will' con vince or money refunded. : v-i For-sale at all druggists, a , FRUIT COMPANY'S E Forty Legionnaires Want To Toot Bugles i Forty members of Lane County Post NoV .'I of tho -Anierlcau lexion have sig nified their desire ,tO' become -members of' the proiiosed-.-tiost- bugle' and drum corps, and nrgauiKntion -of the corps-will-he effected In tho near future,1 it -was au-,: uouueed tmlav. - - r . It, is planned top have -the Eugene bugle and dmam corps attend licgion events In other cities and at the state eonv.Miiiou1 wuuu utsiiuiisaiiuii. is - com pleted. ) I For'qHallty clgarB, Prince Nemo, j 'Try Eugene Snoclal-for a Good Cigar ' CHILDBEN GRIT FOH "CASTDRIA': A Harmless Substitute fori Castor, Oil, , Paregoric, props , -, ,i and Soothing Syrups No Narcotics ! . - Motherl1 Fletcher's., Costorln has, been sleep .vfltliunt lophifra,, 'l.flie1 genulnn bears in use for over 110 years to: relievo ba- ms ami children. of t.Vinntlpution, Flatu leney, Wind Oollc and Diarrhea; allaying Keverlshness arising therefrom, and. by reirulatingi the Htouiach nd -Bowels, -nam the asaluiilution of Food; giving natural Work leading to the start of . cnnstmi'T Hon on the new 80 by 115 foot building to be erected bp the- Pacific Fruit and Produce company t Fourth and Chac neltou ' Is nowf Underway. Workmen arc removing the. old Jennings home oft the lot in sections, preparatory to tho erect Ion of walls. The new "building will be built of, hollow! concrete bloeks, says J.. C. Bullion., braneh manager, and. -will be of ono ,, 'story with a railroad, spur. con-, nect'ngl with- the. Southern -Pacific linen, n the, rear. t Grnndstand and Rons. Portland coiit tractors , who' do, all-.-.tlio work for v this company; have ithe contract.. They arc having material locally. v -.i ,. Tlie most modern rooms for the stor age. of bananas,' wet and'dry vegetables will" be nrovided. Provision will be- made for shifting.. temperatures tliat the pro- bien may be kept in tlie nest couilition possible ' . '; : : -' ': : - It Is expected that with good wen thor the place will be,- completed by. .Itinoi 1. The- company .has ibeen quartered 'Mi Frank U Ohambers' building at 0(11 High sinee its - establishment here,' -, PERMITS GIVEN FOR 5 sigiiarmiMoi . 4, , 1 1 k ''''' Building permits for the construction: of four new homes in Eugene: were is sued this morning, and one was given late luursdny afternoon by Y. H. Alex ander, city building inspector: Tlie total cstinuited cost of construction- involved is $15,500.' In addition, one permit was issued for improvement of the cottage owned by A. J., McKy at 1000! Lawrence street, the work to cost $00. . , Hargreoves and landsa.v - took' . : out three of the four permits for pew homes this morning. ,, The contractors plan, to build a. residence at .11(11.- Jefferson street to rast' ,,'!500i one at, 1177 Jeffer son: street to cost lf-500,, nud one at lltHI Jefferson street, to cost $2500. 11. W. Melby .took out Ji permit , for, (ieorge Marx, for the construction of a residence at- 1700 Lawrence istreet, to cost IfllOOO. while C. E. lienbo obtained a permit for t. .lessen for the building of. a: Tesideucc. nfc. 41)1:. Twelfth . tt venue, tu cost $4000.: ; : . '. FUGlPLAf PLAN Sanitary Insnoction Report . 'As Givfoi By- : W( 6. ''Duncan,. Deputy S.ate' Food, Inspector " .' " i Mftrch-13, 1924. Grocery Department v . .... ; i - "Tlie store lin; fine light, airtl.is kopt in excellent , ! ' condition.' All tlie foods arV nicely. iyotected. Tlife bread' nJ butter is full weight. -AH the enses ' nfo,neat'and' oleum," '.Meat.MarRet'', 1 !.'-:-"-V ' 'i . ' "The market is also kept in good condition. Tho . meat canes,-blocks, and utensils ai'o nil cleinu The cooler is in fino older." t ! : v . i Bakery Department ; - . v - : "The place, is kept in good order. The ovens are , iu. good-condition. ' Mixers, moulders,, troughs . and tables are kept clean' . 1 MAKE. THIS YOUll STORE With all, t)i6 h,elr. clothed 'in spotless whito all tlie. time, and the abovo' reports as given by W. B. Duncan word for Word, should; you, hesitate about making this' store yottr1 store? i When a-place of business gets a report - from' a Btatb.'off icial like the above there is every-reason to believe that withln'the store there is a never-' ending fight against dirt, filth and disease, , Not-only are we as-exacting in the way of sanitation, but our efforts artS directed equally along other lines, snoh as service and .high quality goods, to mitke this, tho best storo in the state. , . :. ,Trad, where you know t you are safe' L. D. PIERGE, Proprietor - 104 Eut 9th Ave. ' Phone' 246 Prostrate Trouble Obtain Quick Relief If you. suffer from, painful urination, get up frequently during the night, have that awful 'dull ache and .burning sensa tion, by -oil means try tho. Hoxol home, treatment.. Ilexol ia an improved,:. ooieur tifie preparation v.liiclu.is giving pros Into: and bladder sufferers real comfort and .relief often in n single uight aud, .: ...... i. ...in..... -:..v tr..i.A. .... 1 VOlli mil lt.NL' 11. iiiiuui.- rini, ..am:- , today to send you u package of Ilexol tablets by return mail. Enclose $2 or pay $2 and .postage. on delivery, just as, vou plense, with tho distinct understand ing that your money will , bo refunded at once 1f you are not pleased with the re sults nf the Ilexol treatment. Don't cou itinue to suffer from thcao painful condi tions. You risk, no, money. Write for lleXlll HOW. -,:: ' ., MARVA PHARMACAL CO.. Dept. 2531 Coca. Cola Bldg. Kansas Clty. Mo. , : W 0. W. . .,- Important notice to nil mombers: XominutionB will he made Friday night, March Ulat. Klection on these will Mko place April 4th.- Delegates - and Alter nates for District Convention to bo so Ucted. -1 - mil CRIES OUT LOUD Yes folks, your cobbler will cry when you learn of the little devise that .' inorenses the, wear of shoe soles from three to seven times. . It will save you not less than $!V in repair' bills-, on each pair: of. shoes. Price 25e. " SEE THE 50C0 MILE " DISK . ftt , -' Hill's Economy Store P. E. Rogers Grocery McMorran &. Washburne ' C. J. Breier, Co; 1 Carroll's Pharmacy, . Installation of rcceptaclcN for the uiu fcrm. flag display system on holidays in Kugeno is under way, and tlio workineu will continue their activities untM the i-in entneles are all coinuleted. This morn ing the location of the system was being completed unci tlie tirst oi tuo rccepuie les were being idaced. ' :- , Tlie plan Is to have receptacles in the sidewalks In which flag uoles may be plr.ced.ivhon the occasion demands. Ia this manner a uniform display, of the flags iu the business district muv be ef fected.. So far there have been 184 merchants who have adopted the plant for the iini-form-flag display, according, to officials of the American Legion, In charg) of the proposal," ,'t. ... ,i v ,, ,. j' E SECOND IN STATE Lane ountv Tost No, 3 of the Amer ican Legion is the srcpild largest . poht in the state of Oregon, according to Idata vecclved from tho state department by George. K., . Iive, post ' coininc.nucr here. 1'octlnnd post !s"the largest in the I The "enrollment of the' lo.-al post nt the preseut time is .iiti. ' ' -. The Eugene post bos shown the great est increase iu membership this yev over last year of any post in the. state, in cluding l'oi'lliiinl. the data sho.vs. Lost year there- were l"rt members,- os com- ipnred with the !I70 now. . , A ceittticate ot honor ror tno local legionnaires is to be presented from the state dnpartment at the state con vention in l'prlhuid in June, ' in, recognition- of the membership! work. MOTHERS - .... A OTHERS 7MV 7 iSt "''.. Ai reUabla remedy for duIM ing up health and vitality Hole land, the famous Swiss .Tonic.' iamis witiiuuv an equal ft is pure Mtbblt tompound.wttn a woa itrtoUy MKteuM ricard tlnct 1M. It haa relieved innumerable nurs ing mothers, and other women of nervouaneaa, general debility, constipation, and attendant Ills. Chicaio. March -1. Snrinii. rode in on blixsard which continued to sift snow and .disburse gusty greetings today after laying a-blatisct ofifour ini-bos over the midwest and tireot Lake, turritory., to day. ' ' . X t'nlike Its winter predecessors which moved -down from the Canadian north west, the blustery , seasou's finale cam from the, southwest, where, .Muskogee, Oklu,. reported Id inches nf snow. Iir..uie irth . a.d ntr.f, it r.-r.iiv.dvd Missouri. Indiana. Illinois and lower Michigau tluit eoal supplies might yet call for re-iiiforccment, St. Louis receiv ring four Inches of stkky snow and south ern Illinois cities a depth that blocked traffic. , ! SLUSH ATCAPITAL j WVshiiigton. March i!!.,The first day of spring found the national capital, en gulfiHl in a sea of slush, with the tem perature falling, . . s Auto ft Fire tn O. N. McTn. , tl Insure with Henry Tivmp. 30 West Oth. -A program bas been arranged for the annual convention of the Creswell Dis trict , Sunday school association that is said to be of interest to children as well as to older people. The convention will bp-held ut Pleasant Hill on March HO. '., The program follows: The Program Outlined. 10:00 Song service. .10:10 Devotional service, W. A. Ki lting. 5 .10:20 Address. - . -. "10:50 Departmental i'lass-work KHf Frimary ....... , . . .Miss Houston Junior Boys Krnest Wheeler Junior (iirls. . . . . .Mrs. A. .(', MiilcJ1 - Intermediate. Miss Otlison' ll:0f Special music, t'lovcrdale Sim day school. f.JJl:10 Pioneer Demonstration. -' 11:30 Vocal duet, ; Creswell' SI. K. Sunday school. ' ... s . :ll:.'tii Observance of Turd's Supper, e 31:nOV-Appointiiient of Committees., 12:001iasltet Inncli. i v ' J:1T Song service. ' - , 3. :2ri I)evitional. aervice. , H2i Devotional service,- Itcv." Gris spm. S - ;v -.; - -' J. :il5 Primary Class Exercises, Mrs. Wi L. Wheeler. , . l:40Vr-Address, M"rs.. V. C Iviev l:.r0 Speciil mpsic, Creswell Pres bytennn Sunday school." 2:00 Address: : . I Siia-jlnevial. feature.. Pleasant Hill Sunday school. i V 2:20 junior Church I Itusinesa session. . t Reports of -Sunday sclinols. - 2:85-Special music, Knterpriso Sun day school.' . 2:30 Address, "The Supreme End of the Sunday School,!' U D.. llnrvev, . 3:00 Special Feature, Hebron Sun day school. 1 . . 8:0T) Vocal Solo. Miss fiilfilen. d:10 Address, ; County President, W; L. Wheeler.-- ,' , - . - - ",- 3 :16-X honm,. Orofiwi'll (.'lnsstian Sun day school.- " ' 1 ; ' 8:20 Spccitil Fearures from (ioshen Sunday school and- other Creswell Dist, trict schools,- ,. . "': ; - Pioneers To Hear Illustrated v Talk An illustrated Irctupc by Kev. W. TT Jj. .fnrHhnll. on-"(JodH (irot Out-!f-Doors ' will' feat u iai tho meptiiifr of Lio necr dubs Satunlay cvenniB-1 nt (he roundup propnun in the Y. M, fC. A., it was an no u need totiny. by. W. I'. Waiter, 1)oy8' wo;k secretary of the local ao ciation. - " In the afternoon the roundup program will feature the final game in tlie junior division between the MohawkH and the Columbia Beavers, the game-being -plny-ed to decide, the championship of the ner ies. The last game; between the two earns in a tie score:' - Thei Koalas and Spartans will- tangle in tho, senior division gautei. Gabert's Yankee Comedy Unit A PENNANT WINNER! gabbert's I 4 "mV I. ccarMoo:i! : HOW 7 Acts 7 of Novelties Special Scenery Music - and Effects 7 Acts 7 THE LES MARS "America's ; Ingenious Athletes" LA BARON & CROOKS " Bits of' Musical' Comedy ' ' SANDY McKAY "A Wee Bit of Scotch" . BUEL AND AL ' ' The Siamese Twins " Jackson-Murray and Park-Betty I'Mr Know IUAII; . Portia Luvina & Demaris Monica "Charming Bits of :- Feminity" AND "A STRANGER IN THE HOUSE" POPULAR PRICES " MRS. BURNETT IS DEAD" Saleui. Ore.. Mlarch Ml.- Mrs. OeorKC II. Iliiruett. one of Huleui s pioneer dan., ehters und. wife of " Justice- OeorRe- IL liurnett of the Oregon supreme court, died at their home here yesterday,-after a lingering illness. She ivas born An'ril ft.' 1836, and was the daughter of Dr. and Sirs. Alfred M.. Belt. On '..December' .11, 1879, she became the uife of Gcorgo 1-L Burnett. Three years later- they es tablished a residence at HS5 North' H.ighi where sho lived until -her death.- -. ' Mrs." B'urncH: wus the. first matron of f!hurwick ; chapter, 87,, Order .of Kastern Staiv which will hiivo full charge of the funeral services from the Webb' chap?) Snturday at 10:30 o'clock;. The hodv will be sent to tha . Portland, crematorium. There are no children. Women -.a". Bundle of.Nerva "Everything irritntes mc-raia rimndli of nerves, 1 avho all over and cannoj sleep and am- so despoudeat" Tliis txl tract- fromr a letter written from mil woman, to nnotner describes the condil jtionrof many .women who suffer froii feuiiuine nihnenits. Nothing' will relievl this distressing condition so surely, a Ljdia 1). l'inkbam's Vegetable Com j pound, made from roots and horbs. Fo fifty vears it has. been restoring sick an jailing women of America to health n j strength. - For 'quality cigars. Prisce Nemo. AEtiia-lzo. See: Meredith. Phone, 132 L. EQUITABLE; LIFE INSURANCE CI of New York. See Robert W. End oi ' fhone uut.tX , - Saturday and Monday Specials '. 3 Dozen Small Oranges . ... . . - 2 Large Loaves Fresli Bread . 10 lbs. Cane Sugar .: 3 Florida. Grape Emit ...... . . 3 Good Heads Lettuce . . . . . .!''- 2;lbs.. 'Cauliflower; , :. : . . . ; ; . . :K 6'-' lbs. .Parsnips '. . . . v. . . . . ; Fresh- Creamery Butter, lb.- ', Armour's Tall Cans Milk, each " No: 10 Pail Pure Lard .'. ;. 8-lb. Pair Snow Drift . ... ... . . ; 3-lb. Can Crisco . . ,'. Bacon 'Backs, lb. . . . ". Picnics,' lb. (fancy sugar cured) i 3-lbsi Best Peabeny Coffee . .:. Crescent Coffee, lb; Argo Corn or Gloss Starch, pkg, , 3 pkgs. Fnvorite Corn Flakes 4 lbs. Bulk Macaroni. ; . ., . . ... 3 lbs., Bulk, Spaghetti .. ,...35o ,...25c ..$1.00 ....25c . . . .25c ....25o ,...25o ....49c 9c ,.$1.50 . . $1.70 ....70c ...20c ...16c ..$1.00 ,...45c en. 10c ,.:.25c ,...25o 25c ...... 3 lb. Box Soda Crackers ..... . 5 lb. Box Graham Crackers : . 7 lbs. Small White Beans ,7 . lbs. Hea d Kico ; ........... 5 No. .23 ;. Cans; Wiliold- Peaches 2 Cans Standard : Peas or. Corn ; 2 Tall Cans Minced. Clams ; . .5 Cans Solid Puck Yellow Sugar . Corn '; . . , . . . . 2 Cans Ovsters 2 lbs. White Figs ; 2 lbs. Dry Peaches '. 7 Bars White Wonder Soaj) 11. Largo Kolls Toilet Paper .... Fancy Apples, per, box Valley Flour, sack Fisher's Blend Flour, sack" .... Kerr's. Best Patent Flour,, sack , Onion Sets, lb.' 2- lbs.. Earliest Of All Seed.Peas 2 lbs. Golden Bantam See.d Corn i . .450 ..79c ..50c ..50ft ..98c ..25c' ..45c '.:98b, . .35c ..25c ,.25c ..25c ..50e .$1.00 .$1.35 : ..10c ..25c; 1.25c 1 I U- I' U J Ol aT 'v - 904 Olive ' ' '':'"-' -:""." . ;r.;"'.-' t '"phone 522 '. ii Shoulder of Pork; Hoast; per lb. . . . . . . . . ".'.v. . . . 14c Sugar Cured, Bacon whole or half sides . .20c and 25c Sugar Cured Ham, whole, or half, per lb. 25c Shoulder Lamb Roast .. . . . , . . .'. .... . . . . . . .. 18c Pure Lard. No. 5. ... . ........... 1 ...... .V. ....80c Pure -Lard, No. 10 , .$1.50 Brbiders Bros. 80;West, 8th Phone 4.0
