JSUGENE DAILY GUAttfi
Page Threa.
'0IM1BOF
British Chief of Staff
Ready for New Hun
Drive.
HOME GUARDS TAKE
IE
ENDORSES TANLAC
Friday Evening, June zi, xib.
yajor Babb Says Assurances of
Attendance Have Been Re
ceived from 20 to' 27 Com
panies in County.
n.. home guard of Lane county is
u. to turn out In force for review
urn
Qortrnor Jamea Withycombe in con-
Lction with the celebration of Independ
ent d 10 Eu"ene or "abb,
LaBander of the Eugene battalion of
L hone guard, stated today.
afe expect to hare every one of the
j ompaniee in Lane county represent-
tj JIjr Babb stated. "We have as
iruces that at least 20 companies will
L is line, and believe that the othera
alio be present.
Major Bubb and members of the tu
u home guard will go to Creswell
lankkt fur the purpose of bilking over
Ljioj for the celebration with members
, tae cresweu nooic auuru.
1 call for the mobilization of all avail
,blt motor cars for use in the Fourth
! July parade waa issued today by L.
Ureeo. chairman of a committee from
it home guard.
There is no limit on the number of
tit we want," Mr. Larsen stated tu
ny. "We want volunteers among the
motor car owners who will take part in
it parade. Tbey should notify Mr.
Keener, whose telephone Is No. 0,'tO, at
ieir earliest possible convenience.'
Careless Use of
Soap Spoils the H?.ir
t. x.. A 7c 'p '1
.
fed gx
8oap should be used very cnrefully, if
ran waut to keep your hair looking its
t. Most Rocps and prepared stiaro-
MMI contain too much alkali. This driea
jc call, make the hair brittle, and
niai ft.
The best thin for steady use Is just
rdisary mulsified cocoa nut oil (which is
tare and irr-jasclees), and is hetter th fi
ht most expensive soap or anything else
n can use.
One or two teaspoonsfuls will cleanse
pe hair and scalp thoroughly. Simply
toiiten the hair with water and rub it
It makes an abundance of rich,
TMmy lather, which rinses out easily.
mo vi rift every- particle of dust, dirt,
ndruff and eicssive oil. The hair dries
buicklj and evenly, and it leaves the
alp soft and the hair fine and silky.
right, lustrous, fluffy and easy to man-
Ton can get mulsified cocoantit oil at
Iny pharmacy, it's very cheap, and a
w ounces will supply every, member of
fu family for j&cnths.
General Sir Henry Wilson, chief of
staff of the British nrmy, id ready for
the new drive he believes the (.icrinans
will make np;iii:st the army on the north
era front. Ameiicnn soldiers have gone
to this section aud are now brigaded
with British troops ready for the defense.
Mayors of Various Cities Asked
to Place Ban Upon All Kinds
of Firewbrks.
Prohibition of the sale and use of all
kinds of fireworks and a ptrfectly safe
and noiseless Fourth of July are asked
by State Fire Marshal Wells in a lel
ter being sent out to the mayors of
cities throughout Oregon.
Protection of property and war sud-
KEEP IN STEP ! !
Don't Be A Laggard
Help win the war by saving your dollars,
your dimes and your pennies.
Make vour banking connections with us.
We are prepared to give you the very best
banking facilities.
U. S. NATIONAL BANK,
Checking Accounts.
EUGENE LOAN & SAVINGS BANK
' " Savings Accounts.
W THE GUARD'S "INI HO WAY"
Prominent Houston Man Says
"Money Could Not Buy the
Good it Has Done Me."
''Money could not buy tb good Tan
lac baa done me, and I gladly recom
mend tt for what it has done in my cue."
said Hon. Archie R. Anderson, of Hous
ton, ex -she riff of Harria county, Terat,
recently.
Mr. Anderson ! unquestionably, not
only one of the beat known, but one of the
moet popular men that ever held public J
office in "The Lone Star" atate. After
erring ma deputy sheriff of Harria
county for 12 years, Mr. Anderson waa
elected chief of police of the city of
Houston. He had occupied this office
only a short time when the sheriff of
Harris county died. Mr. Anderson's
friends persuaded htm to make the race
for the unexpired term of sheriff to which
be was easily eltcted. He waa honored
with re election seven different times
and served the people in thia Important
office for 15 consecutive years. Four
years ago Mr. Anderson declined re-election
and retired to private life. He cast
his lot among the people of Hous
ton and is a large property owner and
foremost citizen of this interesting and
prosperous city.
"I waa in a run-down condition,
continued Mr. Anderson, "and bad no
appetite at all. I could hardly sleep at
night and never felt like getting up in
the mornings, I was so tired. I had the
worst form of indigestion, suffered all
the time from gas on my stomach and
was continually belching up undigested
food. I had to take coffee without sug
ar, as when I drnnk it with sugar, I would
just belch for hours. I would bloat and
swell up like I was poisoned and suf
fered with neuralgic pains of the worst
sort, and nothing seemed to help me only
in a temporary way. I just can't tH you j
now i am sutler ior tne past lour years
and up to the time I began taking Tanlae,
a few weeks ago.
"When I read the testimonials of some
who hnd been relieved of troubles like
mine I just felt like I conldn't make a
mistake by taking Tan lac and it has
done even more for me than I had ex
pected. I began to feel better after
taking my first bottle and hare juat
now started on my third and I'm a dif
erent man already. I sleep like a log
now and eat just any and everything I
want without the slightest discomfort
afterwords. I am glad to endorse Tun
lac because it does the work and I'm tell
ing all my friends just what I'm telling
you, I never felt hetter In my life than
I do since taking Tanlac. I am willing
for you to publish my statement and
Irt evwry Buffering person who may
wish, benefit by my experience with thia
great medicine.
Tanlac ia now sold in Eugene by Linn
Drug company, and in Springfield by
John Kctels. Adr.
plies la the chief aim of the proposed
prohibition.
Mayor C. O. Peterson states today
that he had not yet determined whether
he would issue a proclamation prohibit
ing the sale and use of fireworks.
Mr. Wells says in his letter:
"Thia department ia mukiog a special
appeal to the mayors of Oregon to as
sist in the waging of a campaign for a
safe and sane Fourth of July.
"Action along this line is particularly
desirable at this time, because of the
advantage some persona might be dis
posed to take of this opportunity, under
the guise of a patriotic demonstration,
to inflict untold damage on property and
war supplies by explosions resulting in
disastrous fires.
"In line with this appeal and in har
mony with the action taken by other
mayors of the state, you are respectfully
urged to issue a proclamation prohibiting
the sale and use of fireworks of all
descriptions whatsoever in celebration of
Independence Day.
"x'our co-operation will contribute
largely to the protection of all food
supplies, war materials and other ne
cessities for the suport of our boys In
France.
McCORMICIC
MOWERS, RAKES and
BINDERS
When you buy a McCormick you get the benefit of over eighty years practical ex
perience in building hay and grain harvesting machines.
GENUINE M'CORMICK REPAIR PARTS ON HAND
.
GET YOUR REPAIR PARTS EARLY. Cf ME IX AND LOOK THE NEW MA
CHINES OVER.
Binding Twine in Stock You Don't
Have to Wait
ELLIOTT IMPLEMENT AND SEED STORE
858 Pearl Street, Opposite Warnock Barn.
Copyright 1911 Hsrt Sehsjher & Msn
Back Up the Boys in France
GENERAL PERSHING SENDS WORD FROM THE
FIGHTING LINE "WE'LL WIN THIS WAR, BUT
THE BUSINESS MEN OF AMERICA MUST STAND
BACK OF US TO THE FINISH."
HERE'S MORE THAN ONE WAY TO
-L do this buying Liberty Bonds, support
, ing the Red Cross but most of all conduct
ing your business transactions on an economy
basis.
Ecqnomy in clothes buying means picking the clothes
that will last.
Cheap adulterated fabrics wear out quickly and are
wasteful. All-wool garments give long hard wear and
save the government s supply of wool.
.We sell you Hart Schaf f ner & Marx suits and over
coats the all-wool clothing. We'll stand back of
you with our guarantee that these clothes will wear.
It's up to you to buy the right kind of clothes this
year if you're going to back up the army in Flanders.
WADE BROTHERS
The home of Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes
Do You Know the Words of "The Star Spangled Banner."
The Guard has reclrfd the following- aelf-explaoatorr letur from Earl Biker,
a Eurme bo now In service at the Presidio, Han Francisco:
"I'residio of Han Francisco, Cal, June 10, 1918.
"Editor Guard.
"Dear Sir: I do not know if yon hire trrn the enclosed article or not, but
if it baa not been published in Eugene papers, I wish you would do ao. I found
the article posted on the T. M. C. A. bulletin board here. Tours,
"EARL BAKEB."
Can Vaa?
I "The author of these lines ia unknown, but he need not feel at all ashamed
j of hia work, for he boa rersed a sentiment which many of us bar felt time and
' time again. The two Teraea explained themselTea:
! "Oh, Say, Can Van Slug?
' "Oh, say, ran yon sing from the start to the end,
What ao proudly you atand for when orchestraa play It;
When the whole congregation. In volcea that blend,
Slrikes np the grand tuna and then torture and alay it?
How valiant they about when they're flrat atarting out;
I But the dawn's early light finds them floundering about.
' Tia the Htar Kpangled Dinner they're trying to sing,
But they don't know the words of the precious brart thing.
I "Hark, the twilight's last gleaming baa some of them stopped.
I But the reliant aurrirora preaa forward aerenely
To the ra tn pa rents we watched when some othera are dropped,
. And the Inee of the lesders la manlfeat keenly.
Then The rocket's red glsre" gives the bravest a scare.
! And there's a few left to face the 'bombs buritins in air.'
Tin a thin Una of heroes that manage to sirs
I The last of the Terse, and 'Us boms of the brTeV.
Scissors Hold is O'Connell's
Undoing in Match for Title
Los Angeles, Cel., June 21. The
aciaaora, which Eddie O'Connell has naed
with deadly effect against bis opponents,
proved bis own downfall last night, aa
Walter Miller, with a double wrist lock
and head scissors, took two straight
fall from the I'ortlander and retained
his middleweight title. The match waa
faat, clean and acentlflc. The first fsll
came after one hour and 37 2-5 seconds
of tolling snd the aecond in 22 mlnutea,
57 seconds.
In a preliminary boat, William Lnm
duhl of th. Olympic club won from Rat
King of the Los Angeles Athletic club
aro oar wont rAdp
Thay bring thJHOftflfi
Safe 7nilkxxm:imzz
ASK FOR C JT ' T j
and GET I i
ESSg .k&L9& 1
l For lnsiiita.lnwaHia ..a Oeoerhw CMMesa. I with MTffc. Malted Oratn tali asttaF a n dan.
The Ortrtnal Food-Drink Foe AU am I lihiH flH rWI ! lYl- I