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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1910)
THE EUG2NS TJAttY OUARE. MOffiS &V, JUNE 13. MiG Tm(wh Pecoa Sale GREAT JUNE CARNIVAL Which is mightier, the sword or the pen? In tnis wscance tne sword shi greatness by fulfilling the mission for .which it was designed. The' prices ( June sale are striking illustrations. Cut close in the middle. The pen fai mission to describe the effect upon the regular values. Come during this sale you can find that your every ja merits can be purchased at prices' with a saving of One-Half EVENING DRESSES HALF PRICE Messallne Taffeta- or Foulard Silk, evening gowns; late models; worth regular $20 to $40.00 each; Carnival Sale price, each, from $10 to $20 WOMEN'S SWEATERS fc The outer garment most needed for beach or mountain wear; cool days or evenings, everywhere; we can fit you In color and size, and the purse in price; the assort ment is large; each... $6.50 to $2.50 WASH GOODS REDUCED . Summer Wash Dress. Wai5, . Hals; an Immense assor m D to make a selection; nX heavyweight; 25c ,, "'' r ty. 25c; 35c quality " 0' The time of year when White Petticoat are worn most. The saving you will, find is substantial. For instance : SALE 1 12.50 Skirt, with extra wide flounce of fine embroidery on choice quality cambric mnslih; June Sale, each $ft.25 ANOTHER IS.GO Skirt, wide flounce of blind embroidery; a great value; June Sale, price, each . . . $4.25 15.00 BLACK SILK SKMT Ask to see this particular value at $5.00 DOMESTIC BARGAINS Zilc Galatea, June Sale 15c tic and 7c Prints, June Snle 5o Dress Ginghams, the yard . 10c Colonial Drapery, great assortment of designs; doublo width; the yard 20c and 25c CHILDREN'S DRESSES H Here Is one of the great bargalnsa ready-to-wear dress for th price of the material; all sUes from 6 to 14 years; mr-.i-y colors, at half price; 12.00 Dress ... $1.00 11.60 Dress ... 750 20c Hosa Heavy, wide sad fine uarrow-rlbbod Hose, the pair . . 15g Womeiv's Wearables At Carnival Prices WOMEN'S SUITS FOR ONE-HALF Here again the pen falls In giving description. Come and nee them' , anytime. Select a $25.00 or up to $50.00 suit, pay us one-half, $12. 50: or up to $25.00, and the suit Is yours. WOMEN'S HOUSE DRESSES Good drrk percale, wide flounco, well-made. $1.00 Di eci, June' Sale, each $1.25 Dress, June Snle, each ,. $1.50 Drees, Juno Sale, each - ,. LONG OR SHORT KIMONAS HALF PRICE Long or short Klmonas, rogular price $1.25 to $ 1.75, June Sate price, men 63a to 88o You'll Certainly Celebrate The Glorious Fourth .... 75o - $1.00 - $1.25 SHOPPING BAG SNAP 8Gc Shopping ling, largo site; In blnck and colors; each .... 50c BELT BARGAIN 25c Elastlo Belt, black and colon, each 10c And it won't matter if you go away or stay in Eugene, you'll want to look a little different. If you stay here your friends will know you and expect you to look fine. If you go else where you will want to make an "impression." As you'll be judged by the clothes you wear, it's "up to you" to buy a new suit. We'll selE you a Hart, Schaffner & Marx suit if you'll let us, or takV-any other make" you may want we will not dictate, If you"ll come to us we'll save you ehough on your suit to celebrate with. Note?- $30 Suits $24 $25 Suits $20 $15 Suits $12 - $10 Suits $ a Every suit reduced no "matter what the price" was,, you', can now buy for less. TAILORDED OR LINGERIE WAISTS Kegular price of these garmelts -was $1.25; sale price, eachi WHITE DUCK SKIRTS UUSItKSHtUUUtU At a time of year wnon you neea mese goous. $1.50 quality, sale price, each $2.00 quality, snle price, each , $1.5.0; 81.25: 6.1. .7 5, Copyright Hirt Scniffhet & Mtrx HAMPTON'S EUGENESPRINGFI ELD--COTT AGE GROVE Two Things To Sememe er Elrst Gordon Hats They are never over $3.00 II Second Dutchess TrouJ a button, ( $1.00 a rip. THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD r. GVARt) PRINTING CO., INC -- Clutrles H. Fisher. Published every day of the week. Sundays excepted. Address all com munications and make all remittances, payable to The Eugene Guard, Ku ne, Oregon. Agenu for The Guard The following are authorlied to take and receipt for Bubacripilona or Vansact any other business for The Dally aud Weekly Guard: Creswell 3. L. Clark. Coburg Geo. A. Drury. -Daily Ui lieuta! tit Inn Itiitti . Vflinnicu uj vuiuvi, Delivered by Carrier, one moutU JJJ DellTered by Carrier, one year J-JJJ n- AA fin ailvfinnal 4.00 flliKtU rm.U.a & One Month 60 Advertising rates made known upon application. . most .effective. The same is true of all the other pests of that nature, and the New Mexican caterpillar won't begin to stand a chance when they begin putting that -new disturber of the peace out of busi ness. . Teddy is sailing homeward and it is safe to say Europe will miss him. Even Buffalo Bill's Wild West aggregation, attracted MONDAY, JUNE 13, 1910 ,! THE NINE KINGS : Nine monarchs followed In the gloom when Edward Journeyed to the tomb; nine monarchs walked, as In a dream enough to mako a baseball team and caat upon King Kdward's bier the futile trib- lite of a tear. And at bis task the soxton sings (tho man who digs tho graves for kings): Nino monnrrhs In their brave array, are bending over Kdward'a clay: and doos tho silent sovereign care, or doe he know that they are thereT And can the tears ot mounrchs nine make those dim eyes of Kdward shluo? And if they give thotr nine commands, can they bring lire to those cold hands? Can all ' their armies and their ships bring laughter to those dead white lips? ' Can their nine crowns and aceptres nine bring to the dead tho ltfo divine? Nino paupers at a pauper's grave, who claw their rngs and weep and rave, can do as much to help the dead as lliiwo nlno kings at Edward's bed." WALT MASON. making salt when it leased its salt lands on a royalty- basi3, nor Copyright, H0, by George Matthew Adanw. ' did Minnesota, when it provided for its school lands.being leased on a royalty basis. Pinchotism may be extreme, but the old method has been foolishly improvident WANTED A LITTLE COMMON SENSE A Chicago man dropped dead in a department store while shopping with his wife. Women who love their hubbies will take due warning therefrom. the homestead act. Residence upon the supposed homestead was only perfunctory, and ceased, as soon as title was acquired. With the little homes and clearings abandoned, the lands them selves have passed into, the hands of. large timber syndicates at prices ranging all the way from two to fifteen thousand dollars. The timber and stone act was only a trifle better for the govern ment. Under it the lands have, been bought, if the entryman pre ferred, upon a payment of $400.. This timber that is now being purchased at seemingly large sums is not going to be sold as ; less attention and interest over there lumber to our own people at what it. cost with the added cost of cutting and manufacture. That is not business. It will even tually pass to. the consumer at stumpage values two or three times the prices at which the. syndicates acquired it. Had the school lands granted to this state been preserved, the state might have today the most princely school endowment that any connomnwealth ever boasted. As we said before, we are not blaming those who have acquired these lands. We are blaming the policy that allowed the sources of our natural wealth, .orig-. inally the heritage of the nation and of our schools, to be.di- 'verted for only nominal sums to be eventually sold back to our J I own people at more than ten times what the people realized from kucui, .uuojr b uiajftituucB Binbv faut&b uutM la selling m AiitBKt. n, $20 per ton, and the inference is that the only remedy is to allow the Quggenheimers and Cunninghams to have the mines at. their own terms. We do not accept this deduction. It is time:; that, a movement is made along the line that the government, should use these mines exactly as an individual owner would.. It is not. necessary that the government should go into the business of mining. The individual owning of a mine does not necessarily operate it personally. New York did not go into the business of of the week on the Rom Mrs. Bond and son I Thursday for Eugene! will meet Mr. Bondatdl abode. Mr. Davis and wife J here last week from 'l have purchased sorel Acme from Chas. Uoi. 1 Colonel C. II. HoIdeJ ence Wednesday lor tb ten months. His frlenll to learn that he is no health after his long nil "THE FLY PEST" Appoint Feature at the Shell Theatre Monday and Tuesday night. No more effective representa tion of the danger from files could be devised than those the pictures represent. It shows clearly all the stages of a fly's- growth, and how they carry contagion, etc. Boards ot health could use these pictures with good re sults In Impressing their les sons upon the people. You owe It to yourself to see these pictures. Tell your friends. Admission, 5c. NEWS OF FLORENCE" AND VICINITY. Local and Personal News of Inf terest Clipped from the. Florence West COLORED POST CARDS FREE Glenada isf arranging to- celebrate the Fourth pf J.uly this.yeari afldipoaJ ters have been distributed announc ing the fapt,- Our neighbors across, the river are patrlotlo-and enterpris ing and bHeve In doing, things right.. Some people here are advocating a system- ot direct- assessments, for making; street lmprqvcmentsv The plan heretofore pursued was. to re quire each prqperty owner to pay for Improving the street directly in front of his property, without taking into consideration the amount of benefit 'eceivea irom it. Under the dis trict plan the town is divided Into districts and each person owning a lot- there is assessed for street im- ANOTHER SOURCE OF TROUBLE In a recent leading editorial of the Orcgonian the following- appears : I "It might be pointed out that President Tnft, though dread-1 Not so very long ago it was the hook worm that was causing ing what he terms as socialism, is promoting the objoct of his all the trouble, and after that much discussed creature came dread as no president has ever done before him. He is forbid- something else in the annoying bug line. ding the acquisition of land of the publio domain by individual At the present moment certain investigators would like to citiiens in the far West. Ho is promoting a policy of conserva- invite publio attention to an entirely new and heretofore unex tism which has for its aim the porpctual ownership and exploita- plored caterpillar. tlon by tho government of lands, streams, minerals and forests.") This popular animal is declared to be frequenting ranges in No doubt there is a growing sentiment toward socialism, or New Mexico to such an extent that it and all others of its ilk at least toward trying the remedy which the socialists advocate. J are proving a decided detriment. Causes quite the opposite from what the Orcgonian suggests, it J It is declared that counts made, at widely distant points, of seoms to us, are responsible for this growing sentiment. We the caterpillars rampaging around on a measured square rod know of no considerable sontimcnt against tho government part- showed enormous numbers, in many cases as many as 20 000 - ing with its interests in mineral, forest and power lands. There is a manifest objection to the improvident methods which the government had adopted in disposing of it natural resources, Take for example its timber lands. We are not now muking any criticism of those who have directly or indirectly acquired these lands, because, American like, they improved their opportunity. Although theso lands are not agriculturaland are not suited foe cultivation, a iijjge proportion of tbra have been acquire under 000 to the square mile Aside from the task of enumerating a crowd of vigorously active caterpillars of the kind mentioned, it may take considera ble work to get rid of them, and it is certain that they will be exterminated. Xot Cheap Trash, but Ten Beautiful Ones I WAnt tn And fraa n 1 Art nf tli. r...j in k. Provements in Bronortlnn in flu h.. uuu.u uvauuiui colored k j i . postcards, all different, without any'.i ,i d,7,ives tro 'he work done, advertising on them whatever. There- . a1icent to his property 1 no fake about this otter. , Lnaer this system the cost I dn II hm-mia. T n.nn. nH i. 4. MS distributed over 11 lacrA nnj know that when they want handsome es not come 80 hK1' " a single lot cards, no matter what kind, they can!r ? a ew lo,s and th tQwn treas get them from me at manufacturers'-ury not drawn to pay for the im- iii .. 1 sena you this assortment, "' JllSt to show von Iha Mnh j I carry. Ail i asa is that you send i.u a mu-ctui stamp to cover . Auaress. u. t. Johnstone, iviji. t vo, itocnester, N. Y. Weriitliio Ttnll. A very nrettv ddin. t. i - post-:'v -""" "eunesaay evening, Jum Pres ,! ? ?0' ,ne home of Mr. and Mrs ,J. Schreudprgi wht,n tne,r e,d NEW TODAY d ..,gh,er, Gertrude, was united in marriage to William F. Boring. In vited guests to the number of 100, Including quite a number of the rel atives of the contracting ni. large I nlversity club house during the summer: r,,,t . once. Beaver Cluh. s:s p .N'k. "a. wl,n rose8- nd ferns Phone Main 660. 11. H. Baker.' me'7Ull. supper was served. Tho Get WeHj Don't risk etxnapeim first returns. And 1 mean lust tiwllrtjn I urn the one physician ' will, out ol ray own pocktl P dnelf IUaiUtobrlniriJj fnr yn T,-ara Dr. enM beon ued and n-commniieaj Hamlet in frirri ard In every ro?'!";;.! Then war pay uio y -J other umvarrent! ""J""" Thousands upon thoiwjfcl mcceMlullr oed Dr. Sow." ner nervea fuM.thcJ tieton Dr. Bhoon'a mo'fl'l.fi; health again. But of ' V? lytnhenomnminsim return. Dr. hlmuir ff?adlf Butwritemellrrtloraao' Thla will aave lIar Bhoo' llheuoJitlc ter pleaae r i -D -- KWIU1UU vory comnrin- toluua my below will umI open W gj tolhoMWhoarenotll.l ly treetomult roelffitr phyletan. My Mre M " your. -and without coit. Perhaps, word or tr tome Krlmu allnnnt. 1 " Dpon tnonsaiiiiB prescription now. while y.tfcoO mind, tor tomorrow nerero" tt Baclne, Wis. Jfo. 1 On rysMP'1' no. n i-n - ... Ko-IOnthaKldo"' a' Dr. She Restori M'WJ' ' " I ;The dTOf imnrin-11 ,J he contractlnu n.-ini,,c, I Present, and the rooms were tasteful ;1 .decorated with roses. Ivy and fern. street. delicious bride and r-tl c . n P.;.,rar I, L nuuiOB CltV, FOR SAI.EFine Jersey one week. T91 Oak "t. J1S fresh J15 , I'ersonnls I. B. Cushman left M, u,lrKS JrlD to Portland" day on a The hook w$rm played to a large and deeply interested audi ence until the scientists actually got down to the hook worm af- Jist Dena Schreuder, leaves today tor fair and began putting quietus on it that seems to have been'PhAe!i't'!o.eo out t cot to' 'TnsVVnnic",6' 8Cho1' " FX t0k a trln t0 Coo" Bay fhe'tlr,? HANDY MEAT is the pu If you want iresn prompt deiiveiv hams Home made head sausage. family tri 5vh St. near WW- SCHOMAK
