Store Visit Invitation Expressed
A brief note invites someone to visit the store, promising a welcoming reception and urging a direct approach without delay. The tone is informal and relies on a personal invitation to encourage immediate action.
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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1906
Page
8
A brief note invites someone to visit the store, promising a welcoming reception and urging a direct approach without delay. The tone is informal and relies on a personal invitation to encourage immediate action.
James Hayes of RE Clemens-Horet Co reports recent hops buys totaling hundreds of pounds and bales from W D Hughes J W Beavey Coleman Wilhelm W A McGillis Robertson Potter Lenn and Welby Stevens Hurlburt Washburne Ed Ayers S H Friendly and Anna Lowry at 7 to 13 cents a pound. Hayes also loaded a large furniture car for shipment to Chicago. The text then promotes Herbine as a liver regulator and remedy for constipation and biliousness, sold by Linn Drug Co.
W T Kerley of 746 Charnelton Street receives many inquiries about his cement edge in Douglas county. The rock has been tested and some shipped to Oregon City in the past where it was used to make Oret-class cement. Future operations on the wedge are undecided.
J C Clark of Denver Colorado says a long winter cough plagued him for years until Ballard’s Houshound Syrup relieved the illness. He reports he has not had a sick day since using it, and Linn Drug Co sells the product.
An old newspaper ad proclaims the largest and best fine heating stoves in stock, emphasizing broad selection and all prices. The fragmented copy hints at Cha m bers Ha cde and Oo, suggesting a retail display note and company names. No clear dates or locations are readable.
Y Evans of Pendleton for A C Ruby & Co exhibited a two year old Percheron stallion weighing over 1800 pounds on Eugene streets yesterday. The firm calls it one of the finest animals seen in the area and asserts horses like this will fit Lane County stock and benefit farmers amid current high prices.
Detroit firm headed by Thomas C. Starret and Horatio N. Hovey buys western Lane county timber, securing several thousand acres. George G. Gross acts as local representative. Deeds filed show nearly 2000 acres sold to the firm including properties owned by Hugh L. Adkins John Cleary R. H. Shacklett J. C. Goodale Sr. Wm. T. Cornelius Fred Fisk and J. C. Goodale Jr. with prices ranging from 1000 to 16500 dollars.
Dr Day reports five diphtheria cases in the Rickman family groups southwest of the city. Several are serious and no anti-toxin was available until this morning. A supply has arrived and treatment will be provided. Precautions to prevent spread have been taken. Source cannot confirm transmission details.
An old Linn Drug Co. advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a dependable remedy for children, claiming it will make them well and keep them well with tea or tablets priced at 35 cents.
A government board says there is no cure for an eruption suffered by a soldier who was severely affected over the body. The soldier reportedly recovered completely after treatment, contrasting the board’s assessment.
Ailing veteran reports a total skin ailment cured after trying Cuticura products. After years of suffering and many doctor visits, he used Cuticura Soap Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Lotion and claims complete recovery. The testimonial dates July 17 1905 from Roadichmondale Ohio.
A hundreds of thousands of mothers praise Cuticura Soap as the world’s best for cleansing skin and soothing eruptions. The ad urges bathing affected areas in hot water with the soap and applies Cuticura Ointment to ease itching and inflammation, promising relief and restful sleep for babies and tired mothers.
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