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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1909
Page
4
Wonderful values in Suits every one new and made of the newest materials and best colorings. Semi and tight beautiful line of fine furs in all styles and kinds. High variety of the three most fashionable kinds Lynx, Mink and Fox. Scarfs and muffs to match. Special tomorrow River Otter set.
A Kabo Form reducing corset is highlighted as the sole perfect example of its kind. The description emphasizes its unique suitability and claim of being the only ideal corset among similar garments.
The circuit court began hearings on liquor selling cases led by Jack Lupton, first to be tried this term after a prior jury dispute. A jury of 12 was empaneled, with members listed, and Lupton faces trial at this session. Separate cases adjourned include Harold Lynwood who pled guilty to simple larceny and was fined twenty five dollars plus twelve and a half days in jail. Lester Lehrbach of Junction City pleaded guilty to selling liquor and was fined one hundred fifty dollars. Other defendants, John Camp and Josh Matlock, pled not guilty to larceny by bailee and assault with intent to commit rape respectively, with trials set later. Verdicts favored the defendants in two civil actions against W. R. Walker.
Community market report notes a quiet week with detailed listings of meats poultry greens grains and produce. Prices are given for hides, fresh fruit, vegetables, dairy, and staples from Provisions houses and Willamette valley shipments.
Hops 25c per pound. Chittim bark 4e, wool 2ite. Poultry eggs etc. Eggs per dozen 1c. Butter per roll 65. The fryers per lb 1c. Honey per lb. Stone fruits and vegetables list with potatoes new bic onions per cwt 1.50. Lemons 6.00, oranges 2.75. Livestock market good cows 2 2% to 3%. Steers 2% to 3%. Veal prime dressed under 125 lbs. Mutton on foot 2% to 2c. Fat hogs 2 foot 6c. Lambs 2% dressed cee. Grains and feed flour 5.60. Wheat per bushel 88c. Bran per ton 20c? 920. Mixed feed per ton 22. Shorts per ton 74. Rolled barley per ton 24. Baled hay loose hay 10 13. Oats per bushel 6c.
Judge Septimus J. Hanna of Colorado Springs will speak on Christian Science next Tuesday evening at the Eugene Theatre under the First Church of Christ Scientist. He sits on the board of lectureship for the Boston church and has long served as editor in chief of denominational periodicals. The free lecture aims to correct misconceptions about the subject and outline its basis, method, and scope.
An old newspaper ad touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for back pain and kidney related issues. It features Eugene user Sammel Cleuer praising the product, claims procurement at DeLuano's drug store, and notes the national price of 50 cents with Foster Milburn Co. as U.S. agents.
An ad touts Ballard’s Snow Ailment for rheumatism lumbago sore muscles and injuries. A local man E A Jones near the city suffers facial disfigurement after a horse kick. Clergy praise Preventics cold remedies. Fresh eggs rise to 59 cents at Seattle wholesale. traders seek California supplies.
An ad-style health notice asserts that exposure to dampness and cold causes sudden chills and colds. It promotes Perry Davis' Painkiller as the sole effective remedy, to be mixed in warm water or milk, with prices listed at 25c and 60c and a warning against substitutes.
Timbermen The Guard lists a 10 room house at 295 West Tenth Street with 3 beds upstairs, hot and cold water, modern plumbing, stone foundation and corner lot priced at 4200. Also a strictly modern 7 room bungalow between High and Lincoln schools with double plumbing, living room fireplace, built in deads, and basement laundry, at 196 W 121a. Enquiries to Howe & Buoy at 474 Willamette Street.
Mound City voted wet by a 14 percent margin today after two years of dryness. An ad for Dr Shoop's Cough Remedy touts its mountain shrub leaves and safety for children. Ballard's Horehound Syrup also advertised as a cure. Mrs Parsons and bride Gladys Gillespie returned from a east trip. marriage occurred weeks ago in Everett.
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