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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1911)
THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1911. v." ' - VA--t.?v TSEUGENE DAILY GUARD An Independent Newsyapes Member ol AocltedPres CHAItI,KS H. I'ISHUIty K. J. FIXNERAN ,.,5 t 1 " Published every? linear the week. Sunder excepted. Addreu all com munications and make all reini'.tauces payable to Toe Eugene Quard, Ku eane, Oregon. 9 Subscription J'.atcg Daily ' Delivered by Carrier, per week ,...........-t H Delivered by Carrier, one month. .'. -I Uellvered by Carrier, one year - 8.00 By Mall, on year, in advance Klngle Copies ................ Twlce-a-VVeulc Guard, per year ............. 1.B0 Three Months ,6t HAMPTON The Daylight Store Where Cash Beats Credit Corner Sixth and Willamette Half Price FOUR , . WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1911. HKIIOKS, - I read about I ho warlike Kuy who Binding goes to battle; and naught can still jP j".vou cry, and nothing can him rattle, nut nobler than the -ftmii 'who wins renown with battle axes, Is he who springs some sunny grins while coughing up his taxes. The captain who, in time of wreck,, , is freo from fear's emotion, who calmly walks his sinking deck, alone upon the ocean, deserves a wreath upon his tile; )w'.A mirely smooth as wax Is; but O the man who wears a smile while coughing up his taxes! I've seen a brave police- man walk where villous knaves were lying, and bullets barely miss- ed his block, nnd )reks and knives were flying; I've Been the wild beast tamer fool with, savage bears and yukses! but O the man who's calm anil cool when coughing up his taxes! Let oak leaves on his brow bo In id. let nothing be denied him! All other heroes wilt and fade when they ure brought beside him! No greater shall be found .while earth revolvcB upon its axis this lofty soul of sterling Worth, who smiles when puylng taxes! WALT MASON, Copyright, 1911, by George Matthew Adams. ECONOMY OF GOOD ROADS. The economic loas due to bad roads is beyond computation and the indifference of the general public toward any projected , improvement of ' our highways is not easily understood. Each owner of property' must' be held accountable for the condition of the highways of 'this' locality. Of our public works the condition of none reflects our bus iness status more accurately than the condition of our highways. To make goodrvpa'ds so-that products of the farm are easily and quickly brought -to this market is to increase the value of every farm along these roads and is practically to increase the farmers' facilities and lessen their expenses; at the same time making this town a bigger and better market for farm produce. If every citizenn could see in actual money the finanoial return on his investment in good roads he would contribute his share thereafter with alacrity. He has drained the swamps on his land and converted them into arablo land. He had bought improved farm implements he has, in fact, adopted all mod ern methods in order to increase the productiveness of his land. But the marketing of his farm products is still seriously hindred by defective highways. The actual returns on any in vestment in improving "the roads to market are just as direct and even more prompt than are those from farm drainage and improved farming methods. , In these days of automobiling good roads open up a much wider range of vision for the rural inhabitants and the same conditions that enable our residents to visit other sections in duce residents of other communities to visit this locality, This Inter communication results in a kind of advertising that inevi tably incroases the value of property in bringing in desirable purchasers. In fact, the results aocruing from the building of good roads comprise an endless chain of benefits to the com munity that builds the roads. How complaisant and gracious are the great trusts recently , decreed to be dissolved. They will obey the iaw their officers declare, as interpreted by the supreme court. This is a gaPant condescension; in the course of time these corporations may come to admit tliftt the publio has rights which should be re spected. ". r - i i Maybe-it's true that Ohio's present legislature is its most corrupt one, but wouldn't it bo wise to add the words, "that has been found out?" The human form divine may not be beautiful clad in trous' ers and skirts; nevertheless, those vseful articles cover a mul titude of shins. According to a Swedish astronomer the earth has about 10,000 more years to live.. That ought to be long enough to sat isfy any of us. BAN llKAKACHI S , !( Kl.V IMS- i ai'im:au. Mrs. Chns. Ilnriloy, Rid Fr.uiMIn St.; Jackson, Midi.. uyi: "1 liml Buffered nil kinds of pain and HKony from stomach complaint for scupiil niobths. The pains In my s omm li were very bad. the tts forced the feed up Into my throat. My Ion. I did not digest, hfudnrhes of Hie worst kind altiMided. I lir":'mo M:il,. . voirs nnd in r. nuidiiii n sol iv'iiil :wt 3lcep. 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Well, I'm home again, and pre pared to absolutely save yon from Klltll to Slfttl on ii nhinn 'cm i not "hot air" Rlvo me n chance" to; prove ii. as it is the same old songi I lev 11 1 SI 11 IT. 1 It llltlll'M Itlt. uu J Mi F. A. HANK IN, ;)o W. tiili 9t. Itl'l.lAlII.IO HI l.. M. & M. Agency. Room a. northeast corner Kighth and Wlllaiiietlo streets. I'hone til. If i THE SQUARE DEAL RESTAURANT The Place to eat; first class lady cook and waitress. ' OI'I'A tl A. M. TO 8 I. M. Best Meals in town for 25fj : L. LOCKARD, Prop. 33 East Ninth St., Eugene, Ore.; Come Give us a Trial. MOORE S ISDN OAK KUItUI THtSTMDMD NEVtR TAW INO VM.UASI C MOUJIHGID 3LVl UL CljJrirS Hivt IT 0 ill 0Vf ON RtQUtlT tni NO UlTiTllTCI. A Half Price Suit Sale. If you appreciate a genuine bargain in garments of high quality and style, you cannot afford to let this opportunity pas3 by. It will pay you to call early jor there is only 2 0 Suits in this lot. Regular $30.00 Suits $ 1 5.00 Regular $27.50 Suits at $ 1 3.50 Regular $25.00 Suits $12.50 Regular $20.00 Siri&Ml 10.00 Forty $8 to $20 Coats at These Jackets are made in semi-fitting and box styes from fine qua!ity covert and nii. tures, all wool materials. They vary in length from 26 to ,30 inches long. About forty fine Coats in this lot at the low prioe of - -i S2.50 Lot White Serge Suits, ReIferJ30, at $6 $2.50 Millinery Departed fc&ftffi Your Advice and Help Wanted Hampton is not written in the possessive case. I do not call it "My Store." Its your store. It is an iiutatntion for service, and the statement is made without buncomb. Your store your dependence for supplies. Your store safe for body and for purse. Your store comfortableand complete.. Your store and therefore you ure to ba NX'throfb? yow store, will you not criticize titslp and suggesVnplf-'V? this store. Believing the best way to bring this desire to .your notice and get your help, would- be through my space in the daily press. It isn't advertising; it's a keen desire to make this store better, thoroughly better. Please give address and sign all suggestions. I may need to further solicit your help or ask questions , Some very earnest suggestions may reach me that cannot possibly be carried out, but you can t foreknow that; I cannot fore warn you. Everything will be carefully weighed, and I shall thank you whether or not I can incorporate your idea into a good store. ' ' . A Suggestion From You Will beAp-predated Women's Muslin Gowns at 48c, 60c and 75c r Women's Muslin Gowns, slip-over, high neck and V-neck styles; trimmed with Jace embroidery . and tucks, regular 65o quality at. . . -48G Women's Muslin Gowns, slip-over, high neck and V-neck, styles ; trimmed with embroidery, lace and tucks with buttons or draw strings ; regumi- 7Bo values at ' -60c Women's fine quality muslin gowns made very full; lace and embroidery trimmed; regular $1 values at. . ...... 750 Women's Corset Covers, made of good quality muslin, with full front handsomely trimmed with lace and embroidery and fitted with ribbon draw strings; specially priced at -25c Suits at 48c; 60c and 75c Women's Combination Drawers and Corset Cover; mado.of fine ,quality of muslin or nain sook; oorset.'cover trammed with lace and em broidery ;unbrella style drawers; we have divided then' in three lots, priced ' specially low at .... 1 48c. 60g and 75c Women's Prncess Slips of fine quality lawn; long skirts Vith full flounce trimmed with lace or enibroidejj'; specially priced at $1.39 Women's exta size muslin Underskirts; flounce cut very fn) and trimmed with cluster tucks, with extra rhderlay. About 100 skirts divided into three lts specially priced at 60c 79c 87c i. . ue -Combination Suits on aaieijtaii price EaGrecg Hair Caods at Special v Prices Hairdress'mg, Shampooing, Manicuring, and FacialjMassage The expert and highly artistic manner in which all work win be performed in our new Hair Dcssmg Parlors on thn second floor w 11 cause a clauy increase hi puhuuhbd ui who uw. ucu,, r-- 0 - latU modes including the new basket brr.id, shampooing, manicuring .electrical, facia and seal treatments, and tlTotlTAa.o in a most satisfying manner, and at lowest cost. We would suggest r aking appoint nients in advance by telephone. I .' . Hair Goods ab Speciol Prices A Sole of Waists at. 'only 89c A verv special offering of white and oolored Waists, made of fine qual rtnmo in n. variety of Drettv styles effectively trimmed wuh wyiw . u..i,, ,i f; tvQ. liio-Vi nr Tliilnh neck, lonff or complete S9c j;i4.r lore pmhroiuerv and line tucks .hnrt sleeves. The regular price of this lot is $1.25 range of sizes, specially priced at We have just received a new lot of white Waists in Kimono, sleeve style, with low neck. They are beautifully embroidered in various new designs in white and colors. Come in all sises.from 34 to 44. Price3 raage from SS.OQ to 312.50 I My' V.f P-krr. V.vi". Wooly Boy for I Better clothes for boys has been our effort. Not merely today or yesterday or last month, but a'l the time the HAMPTON STORE is seeking ways to produce better clothes for boys. When you add to such determination the skill that comes through years of practical experience and the power that comes through ability to make very large purchases, it is no wonder that important results is seen in the lWkcr. Mr ". toy Suits $6.50 t : I ' , lam t ,, f 'ft Guess the total vale of the Trousers displayed in our window. We will gwhe'esp'jiir in our store for the best guess. Here's a cMe to !find out just how much you i know about values in sreetmng you vear every day ; rxa maybe win the prise, k It's made up of,Jie celebrated Dutchess Trousers, the kind that are waruited not to rip nor lose their but tons justly claimed b be the strongest trousers in the World. !' Try for the zes, Guesses Free to All Contsst dijsss Saturday, July 1 $1.25 Parasols . . $2.00 Farasols at $2.50 Parasols at 53.00 Parasols at . 98c $1.00 $1.25 $1.50 $3i Parasols at $1-75 m Parasols at $2.00 $$D Farascjs at $2-50 $$0 Parasols at ....... . $3.75
