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1 : THE SUGENE DAILY GUARD, SATURDAY, OCT. 21. 1911
The Great Joy of Successful Effort. j WILL HOTGET
Tfce Great Feeling of Supreme Satisfaction I
MEN AND WOMEN OP EUGENE
God put vou and I liere on earth for a purpose. lie
meant thai we hotild do some rmrt of his work of the
development of the wonderful resources he has
iilai'ed here on earth. "What wonderous work is the
work of t lie Creator. What great iov enters the
. -i' ...oi-i ivlinn uin'oofta t'rnwnet liic ot'fiirfc Tl.
meat feeling of supreme satisfaction, that seems to
ner'nieate the liMinan heart when one knows and real-
i,rt. of a man
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times over for. the eftort he makes to overcome ob
stacles in his path.
GOD INTENDED YOU AND I TO CREATE SOME
THING To add something to the blessings lie gave us as our
one grew before, to bring back to him when the end
comes an accounting of wbnt we have done to im
prove the wonderful world he permitted us to see
and ti live in happily.
NOW THERE ARE MEN AND WOMEN WHO
ARE NOT HAPPY
Because they will not permit themselves to be happy
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others unhappy and more miserable than themselves.
DUl I liiuiiu uuu iimb il in ucj uuu iiik juwit 01 111 ail
irnmaii tn m.nt.-o ni ft 'iinliniiriv T tlinnly 1iiv Pm
hapiiv man or woman who seea none of the beauties
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GOD PERMITTED ME TO
OREGON
COME HERE TO
' Wonderful, beautiful, heart winning Oregon, where
1 all men and women should be happy aud thankful
' for hundreds of blessings. Of course there are dis
' .appointments here as elsewhere because God made
1 this world so that men and women would meet with
1 enough of the dissapointments to make them ap
1 predate the blessings.
i To have everything just as one desired it would tend
i to make man forget the one who sent those blessings,
i Some men and women believe that money, just mon
, py, wipes out all the grief and worry in this world,
, But friend I want to tell you and I know, that money
, is but the beginner of a man's troubles in the world.
, Money, of course is essential but money just money
, alone to have as much of itas one desired would not
make the average man or woman happy.
IHE MAN AND WIFE WHO SIT IN THEIR OWN
' HOME
He with his ".limmie Pipe" well lit up, his slippers
on and his daily newspaper in his hand. A good
wholesome meal just finished and he satisfied that
he has done a good day's work; she with her fancy
sewing and her rocking chair and the "Kiddies'
rolling around the floor. That's happiness, happi
ness that some of us are denied and happiness that
some of us do not appreciate when we really have it.
To just own the home you live in, to feel that vou are
independent of the landlord, to feel that when vou
go out and fix up the lawn that you are not adding
to the wealth of someone else who does not appre
ciate it and forgets your work when the rent comes
due, to feel that you are master of your own house.
A! friend, that is the great happines that God in
tended us to really enjoy.
TO WORK FOR THAT HAPPINESS IS WHAT
MAN'S JOY SHOULD BE
To win -some woman's admiration and affection, to
mkt ! some one woman, "The one woman in all the
I I"',0.'"1 of lliui to make his and her children
proud of hint, that should be the jov and world's
ore ot every man and when he has accomplished
mt i "ffS' hfc f0r him wi" indficct be filled with
g eal nPPiness and the joy of life?
LET'S ALL BE HAPPY LET'S ALL LOOK FOR
HAPPINESS
TJ it for a weoV fine inni,;nn. .: i. ' : T ,
'urnish von n,., i : : c. v,v: , "-i'i". f wm
vou own f 1 , l oul,a lne llome- 1 '(V11 Jet
is vou VI n S,n11 8U1" pilid me 88 'ou Plwe and
K m f ; 1rd,lt-, And rigl,t hm in EuKenc' the
"on' ' wJderful valley will God's blessings
can '!e r?,nd .be 5'0Ur homeplace. Where
Swd a lt . ll,e y and where yon can buv as
years t0 ;.!V C'-?.(for.$75 and llave three whole
ers an. LIr ' wluloui interest or taxes) as
Nnt th, f Ior.nve liundred dollars Let me
(. -v, mmuiea irom the heart of the
KespPct fully Yours,
PAT LAVEY.
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Application tor Lots in i
South Eugene
Mr. Pat Lavey Gen. Mgr.
South Eugene Development Company,
New Commercial Club Building, Eugene Oregon.
FIRgT That when I see these lots with my own eves I am ellher
to approve or disapprove of them. In case I do approve of these lots
I shall examine your contract of payments and If 1 approve of that I
shall sign said contract and purchase these lots, but If I do not approve
of either or both the lots and the contract of puchase I am to be re
turned this first payment of $10 on each lot without any controvert
whatever. '
SECONDIt Is hereby distinctly understood that this application
In no way binds me to purchase these lots until I sign regular con
tract of purchase and view the property and I a'm making thlB appli
cation In order to take advantage of your Bpecial first offer. And I
further understand that the money here paid Is merely a deposit to
insure me a choice of lots at J 75 each.
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THIRD That I am to bo given three days notice of the open
ing of the tract as aoon as the engineers have finished the work of
survey and the streets and alleys laid out.
FIFMEET
Asset Company's Application
for Extension of Fran
chise Withdrawn
The Southern Pacific and the Ore
gon h-iei'tnc will not menpv Klfth
street jointly, ns dustred 1 t:ip liar
rlnian neonlc. but ih. mil ,i,
will have the sole framliis over that
thoroughfare. The i-ity council last
night voted unutninoiiKlv t., u-itii.
draw the nrdiiianco granting to the
1-iihh ciuniy Assia company an ox-
tension of its franchise on Kirth
street, n ml It u-itl ov. .... u. n ........
f I short time. It lu ttw,....i.. ti... nV
Y ino Asec company's holdings to tbo
Southern Pacific company will not he
delayed by this action on tint part of
j the council, as the Southern Pacific
; neeus some of the right-of-way held
oy the Asset company. i
I There was a lamn crowd nt th 3
council chambers last night and i
when the council voted to withdraw j &
uie oruiuauce, ine vote was greeted
.... .v. ..u.uun uuiiu-t uiiiiuK. inuira
tlug the feeling of the people of the
city In the matter.
While the citizens welcome tho
Southern Pacific company's new line
into Eugene and would do nothing
to block the enterprise, they do not
want to hinder a competitive com
pany In the least. Kvervhn.lv hoiu
knows that the one great need in
th local transportation situation la
a competitive line of railway.
Judge Carey Speaks.'
At the opening of tho meeting
.iiitige u. M. carey, counsel for the
Oregon Electric, was called upon.
After thanking the council for defer
ring action on the franchlao matter,
till he could arrive here, he said he
did not appear In a spirit of antag
onism to the progress and develop
ment of Eugene and Lano countv, In
ring action on the franchise matter
to the Southern Pacific to use the
Hill track" on Fifth street. "The
more electric lines that aro built in
this vicinity, the more business that
will be created for our road," said
tne judge, but at tho same tltno we
Special Sale of
Fall Millineryo
Dear Sir: I hereby apply according to your advertisements for t
Inta in nrnnnHv nnn. hoti.v nl.M.J n ..
" "'B '"" mm in doom Kugene.
And I hereby pay the sum of $10 as first payment on each lot I make
this application with the following distinct understanding. '
Signed
Applicant.
I nave stirred
Address J i 'he company,
"" able to celler
& had no Idea when we planned our
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of circumstances would he brought
about thnt would nm m in a..,.i. .
position as wo would he, should this
extension or franchise be granted. At
the time we granted the Asset com
pany a conminn-iifmr t.i...n,..rn ....
Fifth Blreet, we thought thnt. the lo
cal company Had pretty nearly aban
doned Its project and had iio Idea
that we would ever be compelled to
occupy Fifth street jointly with the
Southern Pacific company. Such a
plan of procedure would he very ob
jectionable' to us. We hnvo spent
much money hero for freight and
passenger depot groundH, have let
the contracts for the construction of
our line south from Albany to Eu
gene, nnd the contractors aro now
at work between Aibnny and Hanis
burg. Wo expect them to rench Eu
gene with the eradl
for the first of the new year. As
the business of the line grows, It
would be impracticable to operate
our trains in case any other com
pany occupied tho street with us.
ou id nuvln intercuts.
"I want to make an appeal to you
tO COntilllie VOIir kfiwl li'imlmant ...
ward us and protect us from what
would be a ravishment of our Inter
ests In case the S. P. company Is
granted privileges on that stroet. If
the 8, P. company Intends to build
a system of electric lines, there are
many other gateways Into the city
which they could easily ue.
"Tho Oregon Electric fools vory
kindly toward Eugene. The people
here have welcomed us, have helped
us In every way possible, and 1 as
sure you we appreciate It greatly.
When we have finished our construc
tion work to this city nnd get our
trains In operation this far we want
to have Just as pleasant relations
with you as we have now." Cheers
followed Judge Carey's speech.
Jack Hodman and M. Svnrvernd,
Doin stockholders in tho Lane Conn
ly Asset company, the latter
president, both snoke in fuv.i
withdrawing the application for the
extension of the franchise, although
uioy sain tney were not speaking In
behalf of the company, ns no agree
ment to that effect had boon mndo.
Mr. Svarverud took occasion to stato
tjial. had the people of the city stood
back of the local company as they
should, the company would not now
be In its iiiesent predicament, aud
woiilft not be compelled to sell out
to anyone. Iio deprecated the at
tacks of the morning paper upon the
company, but such attacks, which
have been repeatedly printed,
for no other reason than a personal
enmity for certain members of tbo
company, but such nitackx nr ,i
have stirred up much opposition to
Fa'l 1911 Pattern Hits Radically Reduce
We intend to nlnsp nut immediately n lamo nnmhnr nf thic
fall's pattern Hats. Most of these Hats are copies of the
prevailing Parisian models and are exclusive with this
establishment.
This is an opportunity to get your Hat at a substantial
reduction from regular prices. Following we quote just
a few of our prevailing prices but we have a great many
more Hats than here listed, which will necessitate your
calling in order to appreciate the economy of buying here.
$8.00 Hats now $5 50
$10.00 to $12.00 Hats now .$8.00
$20.00 to $25.00 Hats now $15.00
Mrs. Gilmorc Millinery Department
Hampton's Second Floor
from Fifteenth to Sixteenth; grado. FOLEY KIDEY PILt.8.
nnd gravel Fifteenth street from Supply Just ingredients needed to
Stewart avenue to Harrison avenue; build up strengthen and restore the
grade and gravel Van Uuren street ; natural action of tho kidneys and
iiuiii nixin 10 nuvenin.
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The matter of nnvintr was hroucht.
up and Ness moved, nnd t lie motion
carried, that a charter amendment
lie iirpmiriiil nm! uu hntil t.trt fi. Ilia
issuance of bonds to pay for tho pav
ing of slreet Intersections, the
amount to bo loft blank to be filled
in Inter, '., j
blnddor. Specially prepared for back-
.icne. neaoacne, nervousness, rheu
matism and all kidney, bladder and
urinary arregulariiles.
VOU H.WJ'. FOUND THE PLACE
To buy drugs, med!clnos, toilet arti
cles and in fact everything to be
found I11 a down to date drug store,
when you got tho Rod Cross Drug
Store located. You will not only be
ploasod with what you buy of us, but
also wtlh the courtesy Bhown you
whllo . buying it.
tf. RED CROSS DRUG CO.
CONtiHKtiATIO.NA U MARKET.
Come and buy some good things
Tor your Sunday dinner at the Koh-1-noor
Saturday afternoon. There will
bo on sale whlto nnd brown bread,
doughnuts, cakoe. plum pudding,
baked benns and canned fruit, ojo
IF VOU NFK! A FHYSfCIAN.
all you have to do is to stop to tha
.elephone, and call 160 and we will
send you ono at onco, and a good ons
too. We ore with this, tike we ra
with our drugs and medicines.' They
must havo merit or we pass them ud,
tf. RED CROSS DRUG CO.
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Mohawk Lumber
Mohawk Shingles
Mohawk Cement
Our grades service and prices must be right or we would
not be doing such a good business. We give
as careful attention to small orders
as to large ones. Call on
, us for lumber ,
Mohawk Lumber Co.
Phone 209.
NOTICE THE ABOVE APPMOATTOX WILL NOT TIE F1I.KD
AT THE OFFICES OF THIS COMPANY IIEFOKE MONDAY MoltV.
IXC, OCTOBER- 18, AT NINE O'CLOCK.
YOU MAY MAIIj IT IX TOGETHER WITTI CHECK, DRAFT. OR
MONEY ORDER FOR SIO OX EACH LOT PURCHASED HUT EACH
APPLICATION' WILL RE FILED AS RECEIVED MONDAY MOItNlMj
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South Eueene T)pvelnnnen4 Co
Gr0UndriV New Commercial Club Bid. Eugene and Great WestemLand Co
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t lis stork miliurlii.
"one. forcing It Into financial straits.
ir ine sale or I lie company a hold
InOs to the S. P. company Is made,
'lie stockholders will get only about
30 cents on every dollar they have
Invested In the enterprise.
After Mr. Svarverud had finished
Councilman Hell moved that the or
dinance be withdrawn and the nio-
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I audience again cheered.
Minor Mull r Dixpiiopil of.
i Councilman Striker reported ad
4I ' vorsely on the application of a crip-
! tiled woman to mr.i'o a ....
wheels to the Fraalcr lot on Willam
ette street, and the report was adopt
ed. Ordinances as foOws were pass
ed: To grado and gravel alley bo
tyern Onk and Posrl street from
Wdirteenih to Fifteenth; pave nlleys
in DincK oounucn by Ominile, Ol-
ciKinn ana .Aintn; grade and
alley between Oak aud l'earl
Yard, 427 High
NEW
TOR PERSCNS'WHO NEED SEPARATE
OLASSESjFOR READING AND DISTANCE
wi.jcc.j run KtHUiNO AND DISTANCE
TORIC B5F0CAL LENSES
STANCE
They ore the iilcal two-slight
glnnncH worn with perlccl
couilort . where otlicrs fhH.
Ask for our Circular on Tori Bifocals
We have been fitting Kryptok douhli-vlBlon glasses for ten years
and know Just how to do It. It takes years of experience to b abla i
fit these glasses correctly.
WattsOptical Parlors 564 Willamette
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