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About The Twice-a week guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1910-19?? | View Entire Issue (March 6, 1911)
FOUR Hampton’s New Daylight Store Saturday Specials CORNER SIXTH AND WILLAMETTE, OP. POSTOFFICE Offerings of exceptional value are listed for Saturday’s selling. From our regular stocks we have selected a num ber of choioe and moct desirable offerings; many are ta ken from fresh new spring goods, and we have reduced the prices to a point which make them exceptional indeed. Here are a few hints of the saving to be had for Saturday 1 F NEW GALATEAS AoguMr fO-oest eel!log. per yard ••ly................ ersdeo. teturtey'e /• '-------- -- IOC WHAT WLL FIND ON SEOOND Men’s 50c and 60c Work Shirts, special this week at ................... 45a Men’s Fanoy Vests, regular $2.50 values, Saturday ........................................ $1.75 Men's Black and Tan Hose .Saturday, special, three pair for........................................ 25a Remnants half price. All kinds of desirable lengths, materials and colorings. Ladles’ Raady-toWear, including LOOR Ladies’ and of Ute. Sweaters, Eto. But t besides I at an unusually low price benefit isn’t al yours; small price y ‘ olothes. / tx he big values we give z lifotö these HART, SCH F\ER & get our stock c ARX we have leu or no Ladies’ Slack and Rockford Hose ¡Children's Black Cotton Hose: all sizes; special, three pairs for............ .................................... 25c Twa other specials........ . New spring Gordon Hats................... $3.00 while they Iwt...................................... 48c Stetson Hats at ... $6.00. $5.00« $4.00 $6.00 Black Silk Pettiooats, generous and $20.00 SuHs ' . IIB.DO $22.50 Suite. Men’s Cluett Shirts............................ $1.50 well-made; extra special at............ H.H •25.00 Suits 121.0« $27.50 Suite. 25o and 50l \ wy get something out of It pay us f « Special in broken line« of Corsete; values te $4.00; good range af sizes................... 98 b goods at ail^to carry over to next seuen; and, better than Special in Black Petticoat«; 75-o«nt velim; Men’s Monarch Shirts............ .... $1.00 Special in Men's Stiff Bosom Shirts for Satur day; mostly dollar values; some as high as $1.50; choice 50 b Where Cash Beata Credit I s for having suoh a ule; you get / ally good Ctill 8c AND 10c VAL LACES Torrhona and Puro Lilien«, tnrbo« to 4 Inch«« wide; yard at Fields and Dr«adet>o. aieo-ptatij Taf fetas; Saturday only, per yard an ju«t IQC t wme good out of this week’s speoiil Mie, of ceurse wm, Muslin Underwear, Baby’s Wear, Mi 12’/tc OUTINGS Plain and fan<iM, tor Haturday only wo are solus te «ell them at. « a per yard IUC 35c FANCY RIBBON MEN’S 50c NECKWEAR Fonr-ia-banda. regular RO-cent Ties; for Saturday, selling at the nr apoolal price of .................... ZvC Wrap«, Suiti, Petticoats, Waists, Heueefumishingg, ORESS GINGHAMS Th« prettlaat and brightest ot new Glnghama; Saturday, selling 4 4 at. tho yard ................................. 1 1C AU fr«eh piece«. larg«r assortment* than ever; Saturday selling at. r per yard................ JQ MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS Regular dollar quality in material and matetag. Saturday only. FA e»ntng at ................. QUC ■ --------------- ---------—------------- 6c AND 7c CALICOES all elee, we ke a lot of good friends by it. few figures 1 * * w4j T-‘ a, * Here are a »4 w you what we’re doing for you this week: HAMPTON’S 3 TheEUGENE DAILY GUARD A* ladcprndmt Paper CMARLKS H. HbHER - • • • Metayer ef A se « erte « ed Progs • • Editor «ad Falsiteli« — - .— ---------- ---------------- Publiined every day of the week. Sunday excepted. Address aU com Municatlons a id make all remittances payaBle to The Eugene Guan, Be- geae. Ofegon. Snbscripttou Rate»— Delivered by Carrier, ger w«efc ——------ Delivered by Carrier, O%s Month ------ Delivered by Carrier, One Tear By Mall Ono Year (In advance)----- Single Copies................... ...... Twlce-a-Week Guard, per ySar --------------------- Three Months ............. ....-------- -- o«ptln fpoor temoe, »ud UMteaete poorly printed papers, so ohoorftxlly daring the peat year, end especially in tbe pact twe or three weeks. All seem te bttee reellped thet we were werk- in< under difficulties and te have eooepted oondMioos most patiently. We feel oonfldspt that sjter this week they will only in rare oases ef oxeepSfonal eooiAeuts hava eeq«0 ** • plain. The id«« of a rw-op«ratlv« «tfort ' on the part ef the poopl« to adver- V X« ■Mao gvanUty la as ter the ether. ttets feet. There la a The McMlnnrili papers think that fte old-fashioned Soootrl"« oehule” 1» good etough 1er Oregon end that , i it la wasting money to bu>'..l up Ugee and uni veralt loe- -ageepting. ef coures, the little Jerk# wet k instituí ties la MiMlanvlHo. tloe Eugene by letter-writing to East Th« Portland Oro<41ltn H It surgriaod ns ohe te road in the Concerted news «alumna ef Tpe Courier last Ing very ft agressive. it la publlsfi 'sATÍrRDAY,3tARCñ 4, Idll. [ boosting is suggeeted and everybody evening Met she reeoletloo to unseat Ing a column of ntwi items ever fit* Is invited to aeeist 1« spreading t|« gotetor Larimer, of Illinois, was lest ty years aid. e e e e e e ee e ^e*e/eeedeL iee'IV/eTê^ fame of Eugene throughout the by a vote of 44 to 44, says the Granta —*•------- ern friends la a good one. ♦TeVe e e e ♦ e SELLERS OF THINGS ♦ I go not want to buy a sheep, a hayraok or a ham; I only aak e e Mat I may keep m7 way just as I am. T«t people think they know e my Ae«ds. and try to sell me Jcau; and that is why my bosom ♦ bleed*, and why this life seems punk... The agents »top me on th« ♦ street, tboy hammer at asy door; they run me down with t|releee ♦ fast, they th/eatau and implore. I do not want to buy a «bale, a ♦ Hirers <n a prune; to have no salesman on my trail, would be a e priceless been. I hate to hear ru«n talk of sales, of profit and ot ♦ loss; they send mo daggers thrtfugh the mail, and hope i’ll come : go-ess; they throw b:g posters on my porch, and also in the yard; '•Vhah 1 go out to smoke a torch, it jars me pretty hard. I do not wish to buy a tree, a warthog or a snake; If salesmen would but let ate ba, tay heart would cease to ache» And when 1 go forth ta bay. wl|h wade of sbinUg cash, I'll hunt up men who never try to sei; p* nselett t?nsh. I 4« not w^t to buy a trout, a side of bacon tvrad, of have my back tee'h taken out, or have my life Insured. ♦ the less there ie of coins.” ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ A I BETTER PAPER AND BETTER SERVICE ' t ' The Guard has had a strenuous time printing a paper at all Aurvng the oast ten days, owing to the work of inatalHng a now press and completely rewodeWng the plant. While aM thia work will not be completed for ten days yet, the heaviest, wersi part of it is ever now, and we fool that baginning Monday even* ing we can give our readers, a cleaner printed paper, delivered m'l.h earlier by carrier, than ever before. Onr perfecting press is apparently working in good order and is an excellent machine » all respects. We realise that the Guard's circulation outgrew its plant more than a year ago and that we have not been able to handle it satisfactory to ourselves or our patrons, bnt delayed buying new equipment until such time as we could fully satisfy ourselves as to the requirements of the field, finally deciding to install ma chinery that would print a creditable paper in a city of 30,009 people. We behove that lugene is going to grow just as fast in the future as it has in the past five years, and that onr equip ment win be kept busy handling increased business within the next year or two. At this time The Guard is adding a new job press to its plant as well as the newspaper press, and is preparin gto take care of its growing patronage in every lino of the combined publishing business. Wo want to thank our subdpribera for their oationoo in ao. Real Estate News . » 1 g A I a i A 1J < No. 1811*8 acres âOOdfeno. s room 2 ml lee from MteOD; TERMS—Qno acre rtg>t M V 'tith « naafW ate balte tea»« »««Mb A warden eUL etileten park •»< thpn .gtena, ft’« 4«v»d la i j a 4M .rtUl tre« w <«4tos bat* rente tlovk. L Cjaae tg Wtet Mil SegcoS. II *,o where F*« are-es» » to 1800. TMs it 4sBs. attaattou i East. 0 NM «wA ««txb. IMI potete.' Taft says ho la going te be pros»- Paas Courier. That eerrupt methods TFIMgÄ—TWo lote sesXPP on 1 X «•*. .'Mraaea, 1 Jewr W.a- ivreath Art»-’ These Jte Every effort that ie mads to bring had boea used In ths legl«l«turo tn dent himself. Wo should think he! J«i|s< nfu.4 «agre isa fw< t MM o - o«w «coa frente, 1 yearling call. 20 people to Oregon works indireotly brlag about the «teouea of Lorimor ceuld "fill" the position without oalk’ otu frt»xi«e« Aitkens, all boutoboia geoda for the benefit ef Buaeno. This le wee not dented and the only de'enac 'tag in say outside averdupels. IS.000 cash the University elty of the state and wee.that he had taken no part in ____ Eugen«, 84504; A RPRiNOFrELD SNAP— 44 "KM" McCoy’s Tlfth wife te snlop Ho ISIS—I mile« from feet on main buxines« rtre«< <0 a desirable place to live, to build a the wrong-doing. The real facta are largo,white house of S rooms, new Sprlngfltld. Oregon, lo-h wm«ct him for divorce. H« isn’t such hemo, to earn a livelihood. that Mr. I,orlm»r wae wrongfully sidewalk and curbing 1 t-roosi barn and out-bulldlngs. SS aerea ■egtnalng March rhth and aonUn- ' «loctad and, tharofara, ehould ba un "hit” arouad the heuae. house with nity water, sewer cem levai land al) cleared and |n culti 4 uectlon, electric light«, steel raate uiag until April 18th. tho railroads seated, and yat the millionaire club, HAREM vation, about 48 or 70 'TM in t f hot and cold water on first and will offer colonist rates from the I which tried him, could hardly af- Rouse Is erst an* crop. Nice place. 81 Pee- 1th. which means 1* East. It will give another oppor ferd ta turn out Mr Lorimer wh«n seoelon at any time SUFFRGETTES ARE on the h<>'>M *aJ tunity to many to investigate this many ef them had purohssed their ew price ef 84« P«t The preaaat ray« FAVORED BY LEADER; No ISOS—-88 aer part ef the country. To visit Eu seats in the same body. This must from C»ld means a »18 Eugene, >5 acr gene is to have a deelre te remain account for the defeat of the resolu-j s property. aores New York. -Ma rah 4.—Hareito In oleered *« la ans mere raaaon fOr th* WffraHtteS IS the hero. Te have people get that do- tian. * Thia ni era “ • I* one more reason This hy | n#rt| ,dAn «^»»geed hefe todiy by «an b« eultlva red. al» sir« eufflciently to establish them f 3. senator« should be elected by. Mrs A. I. verewr, eeiivgai leaser I rlo««-Jo <* Barber, aetlosal leader •hole« frutt living fa. M«or In al selves here le a worthy object. Afreet vote of the people. T’u,‘ rt*”' “J*?®*1’ far a pr«tW spring can b Iped to she declares, would result in cartels puae. 4 •<■0. —■ • ■ | victory for tb« cause. room houa«. teed C abed, The clearance from New York ot a Tho 'reaonian «sr» Mint there 1« *‘1 think It would bo eno of the chicken houio and oihtr ut-bulM- large shipment of oil for Panama far no dem icrrtlc par .r In Oregon, only ijxywv jpsrwwiMiw D10v Ml'»’«* uu !UP p*TV Ol ** .on p5rt 404—Lot Woodcock xlrvct b#- Inga. Farm fenced a ’/.'I the suffragists to adopt the harem eroeeed fuel hat attracted attention to th 5 • few democratic boa«», says tbc' tween Eighteenth and Ninstoesth fenced, family orchard. 00 tree ««in. ' said Mrs. narber It would streets, one block from ear lis»; fact that most of tho stationary en Grants Paes Court-• That may )>n single them out. In a short time On county crushed roe read. 2 eaat front; high and afee te the gines along this canal are u«ing thia true and If we may Jud«« by results we would be accustomed to carllne. 2,000 eord» f wood change, and there could be no ob new fuel. Tho monthly consumption I it can tee said that it Is equally true jection place, fir and oak, wil mor« on the ground of im FORMERLY 81800. NOW 88000—A gay not one-half of pu of oil in thia work amount« to 25,- of the republicaa party, only there modesty.” now 7-rconi house, good hart, Politician« Interviewed agreed chicken house and one acre In aiti Frier J8S.S0 p«r aer» 000 barrels, It la learned that the are more booses. The machine poli that the harem skirt would surely limita. saving to the government by subetl- ticians ef the republican stripe are “single them out." Na. 187 5—40 «er«« 4 from tutiag ell for coal haa amounted to trying to get back lets power and re Eugene. 0 room nearly hou««, 81800; TERMS—4-room bungalo*- Housewives, students, agents— fully ellty-flve per cent. It la eetl- place the Insurgents. Tn . Oregonian 1 plastered, stone feundaUoh Sr0’ team and out-bulldlnga, od well, don’t buy shoo polish, stove polish, well, aldewalk and street imprevo- ■sated that some 10,000,000 barrels has Me distinguished honor to rep- ■fiver plating, vinegar or washing aom« fruit tree« f 15,aso fpr nak- meat. powders. Send 25 cento for formu •4 place <rr |4C4* for of oil has been used in railway loco irroat the regular republican ma ---• all personal COLLEGE HILL LOTS la* of making them and other valu property. motion during the past year. The chine. and when It talks pelltloe it able «octets. A. N. Westby, chemist, 1400 AND t’P 18* Grand avenue. Fortland, Orogdn. governbsest la alive to the advantage will te well to sit up and listen. 'V • » tv. mcbS of the new fuel, and today two of Tho .Brow^orllto Times Issued a the largest battleships, the “Dela Have you seen these nobby new i ♦ ware” and the "North Dakota," now very neat special edition this week, ready-to-wear hat« at Mrs. Hltn- moha’ millinery establishment St carry auxiliary oil burning plants, devoted to advertising Its tov n and Feat Ninth? Notice the prices. tn 4 and "Florida,” “Utah,” “Wyoming” the surrounding territory. Gibsen's grocery. 87 West Eighth ------- •------- and “Arkansan” wil! have a bunker street, haa just received another bar Butter worth 30c to 40c a pound rel of that choleo sorghum from Ar capecity of 400 toas of oil each, and mS is made from the same mtlk as kansas. fifteen torpedo boats will have a ca- Jack Rodman Henry W. Stewart Georg« W. Ford .... G«0 ®- ® Cea»** the I grease worth 4c a pougd. Marer vote-^M g Barker. aS , pa «lip of bait •»'»’•nt. - The 4 SKIR T OR The Jack Rodman Company 1A FART FJQHTH STREET .2»MÄaiiBIÄiX RHONE# >
