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Eugene’s Best and Foremost Store
Thè FriendlyèStore
75c and $ 1 .New Shirtwaists ea 59c
Five dozen .oew spring Shirtwaists
—this season'» newest fashions, both
In style and materials—short and
long sleeves, suitable tor street or
house use; come in white and a big
range of light and dark colors; made
of lawnB, percales and Madrass cloth,
worth 75c to |1.4tft, on
£ fw
sale at this low price, ea. J
$4.50 Women’s Dress Skirts $3.25
$7.00 and $8.00 Dress Skirts$5.00
Here I« an opportunity U>
a
Beautiful assortment of Japanese
Silk Waists, short and long sleeves,
neatly trimmed in Vai. lace and In
sertion tucks and pleats; all sizes,
Great values at this
32 to 42.
low price,
each............
$2.75
tluin usual, made from the newest
inferi( s, in plcaüd and gored effect«.
stri i s-s and mixtures; all size«; the
prices
U’<* ofìer for flic nc%f three days the first sah* of summer wash
Batiste; iH initihil nssortment of ilninty stri|H-s, < lieeks unii fiorili <le-
New Sult s Wraps ami Skirts arriving by every express, Be sure to
see tliHii iiefore deciding.
Silk Rubber Kain Coats, each
Come In blue, gray, brown, green and champagne.
$ 1.50 58-in Spring Cloaking $ 1.25
4 pieces new cloaking in tans, grays, blues, tltown in broken plaids
and checks, fifty-eight Inches wide. Great values at
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11.50; special at, a yard.............................................................
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signs, ■"><> pntti rns siiitnlile for street dresses, kimoiiiis mill house
gowns; 32 inclu s wiile; remarkable values at 15c a
lie
yanl; sale price for tlire,, days, a yard
Marquesitte Voiles a yard $1.25
Beautiful wool fabric for dressy gowns; comes In navy, dark green,
gray, reseda, champagne, white and black.
Magnificent showing of Spring Drew Goods, BOc to $8.00 a yard. Beautiful display of dainty wash fabrics in white and colored lin
ens and cottons, lOc to 70c a yard.
Best values in hosiery anil underwear for women and children, .ftpring modes in corsets, new rib
bone, fashionable silks, splendid table linens, elegant lace curtains,mid nets.
Mail orders for samples carefully filled.
Art burlap. 10c.. Phone orders promptly filled.
Articles sent by mail unsatisfactory may be returned.
Boys’ Two-Piece Suits
We are now showing many early Spring patterns In Boys’ Two-
Piece Knee Pants Suits. The popular patterns are grays in checks,
plaids and stripes and they are made of tweeds, cheviots and cash-
meres.
Boy Proof School Suits
$2.50, $3.00, $3.50, $4.00, $4.50
$5.00 and $6.00
Boys’ Blouse Waists and Shirts
10 dozen Boys’ Blouses and Shirts, made of madras, chambra and
percales, in dozens of neat patterns, worth from 60c,
75c to $1.00, sale price.................................................
Agi • i H m for Kabo (’orwts, Ik|oi>ey-
biik Silks, Wnyrn* Knit Hosiery, Veatu
i nil< n\ <Mir.
MILES ATTACKED 01
HEART FAILURE
The Florence West tells of the
death of Wm. F. Milla as follows, It
appearing that be was attacked by
heart failure Instead of meeting
death by drowning, as previously re
ported :
Last Sunday morning the lifeless
body of Wm F, Miles was discovered
on the river beach some seven miles
up the river, and about a half nille
below and across the river from his
home.
Last Saturday he came to Florence
and remainiHl to nttvml M asonic
S. H. FRIENDLY
Great Evil
McClure’s Delineator,
Literary Digest. Munsey’s and other big mag
azines about the substitution evil?
You can’t buy any ’’substitution” goods
in OUR store.
We don’t handle them.
We handle only genuine standard goods
—as advertised—we give you exactly what
you call for—and haven’t “something just as
good to otter in place of what you want.
HULL’S
Red Cross Drug Store
Elk
Brand Clothing for
H Men and Boys.
lodge In the evening, starting for
home about 1 o'clock a. m.
Appearances Indicate that Mr.
Mlles got to his wharf, ran the oars
under the seat and prepared to land
when he ws attacked by heart failure,
to which he was subject, and fell
Petitions for franchises for the
back into the boat, which drifted construction of several rural tele
down and across the river till It
phone lines on the county roads have
caught on a steep bank, where the
falllug of the tide finally overturned been filed with the commissioners'
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court within the past few days. They
it, throwing the body out.
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A dispatch was sent to relatives at are as follows: The McKenzie Tel
Chehalis, Wash., and Instructions ephone Company for a line from
were sent to have the corpse forward
Springfield to Leaburg: F. C. Grant
ed there for Interment. It was sent
and C. C. Hayden, from Grant's res
via Eugene, leaving Florence Tues
idence on the Mohawk to the Donna
day.
store; the Donna Telephone Compa
ny, from the Wm. Leary place near
John Tunnell» of Creswell, was in the McKenzie bridge to Eugene, and
the city today.
the Dexter Telephone Company, from
Dexter to Springfield.
NEW RURAL TELEPHONE
LINES PROJECTED
MU S
50c
Agents for Schloss Ihiilt Clothing
fo r.Mrn,
OF THE I.OWEK
Hll’SI.AW (OVXTRY
reach of medicine, that people ask, Why?
An examination of our well-known formula f
Hood’s Sarsaparilla is and always has been car^ * vn
scientifically prepared, confirms the fact that
those well-known and valuable medicinal ingredie t
when intelligently combined and properly adm
are sure to bring about good results.
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It is the properly balanced proportion Conik.
and process in combining those ingredients 1/“”* J
have specific action upon the blood, stomach liver?''
and bowels, which make Hood’s Sarsaparilla dp r
itself and enable it to produce results unequaled C
similar medicine. It cures when others fail. Give t ‘
Usual form, liquid, or in tablet form called Sarsatabe, 100
The reorganization of the Oregon
National Guard and the formation of
a new regiment from companies of
the Willamette valley and Southern
Oregon will probably take place with
in the next two weeks. This is the
chief topic of discussion among the
local militiamen, and there is con
siderable speculation as to who will
receive the appointments to the high
er positions created by the formation
G uaranteed under the Food and Drugs Act, June 30, 1906
of the new organization. Major Geo.
N
O. Yoran, now in command of the
First Separate Battalion, is slated concise language the reason the
Atti
whl
for the colonelcy, and ft is said that prayer of the complaint should not be
fem
Captain C. C. Hammond, of Company allowed, and must be filed with the
A, of this city, will be one of the new commission within ten days of the
majors. In that case First Lieuten service of notice of the making of
tice
ant Babb., of Company A, will be pro complaint, as provided in section 28
H. Gordon, a r
Eugene
the
moted to captain of the company. It of the act creating the commission,
dealer, who owns the i northea..- ,',u4
Is said that Second Lieutenant Ren unless a different time shall be pre
i net of West
Park and Y/, of J
nie, of the same company, is a strong
scribed.
| streets,, Is here for the L
candidate for a position on the colo
P«-
For good cause shown the commis ranging for a five-story |,ur
>ry ” ate "nd
nel’s staff. This would leave two va-
sion may allow answer to be filed af .house on the property, 8aj.8„ X
ancies In the company to fill, and al
land Telegram,
Telegram. The ground
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1 ready several non-commissioned offl- ter the expiration of the time afore- land
said, but the same shall not operate 5 0x50, and the cost of the st W1
•ers have been mentioned for ap
to delay the hearing of the com- will be about $50,000.
Dosl
pointment as first and second lieu-
frame building on the si-?
pr,’
plaint.
enant.
7. Amendments may be allowed by moved bodily to a vacant lw
P J
It is also said that one or two of
the commission, in its discretion. to western portion of the city
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the officers of Company C are men
any complaint, petition, answer or
"Several Eugene men have ■
tioned for advancement.
pleading in any proceeding before it. their faith on Portland
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Several New Companies.
8. Extensions of time may be . year,” Mr. Gordon gays, ' amj-
The new regiment will consist of
granted by the commission, in its ¡as though their investments»...
-ight companies, including the two
discretion, in which to plead of file ¡ing to turn out all right v
in Eugene, the one at Roseburg, the
any paper in any proceeding, upon Kincaid, Harris, McClung and ' .1!
Ashland company, the one at Albany,
application therefor and cause shown. have invested about $250,000-
which will be transferred from the
8. Hypothetical questions will not
Third regiment, the one to be organ
Don’t (’oinplain
be answered, and requests for rulings
.i
ized at Cottage Grove, another to be
If your chest pains and youi- J
in advance of the happening of the
organized at McMinnville, and a third
events on which predicated, will ordi able to sleep on account of a ■
it Oregon City. The headquarters
Buy a bottle of Bollard's H' im ‘
narily be denied.
will no doubt be in Eugene, as it is
Syrup, and you won’t haveMjtnJ
pretty certain that Major Yoran will
Get a bottle now mid that <>oaSi, u
be elected colonel.
not last long. A cure for a.I pul» ’1
No Big Encampment.
I ary diseases. Mrs. J------, Ga'viz *
A press dispatch from Salem says:
¡Texas, writes: “I can’t sayeiwgui
Owing to many posts having been
Ballard’s Horehound Syrup. T>, I
depleted by the absence of 6000 sol
lief it has given me is all that; ''
Eli
Bang
0
t'.ie
former
Eugene
liv-
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diers In Cuba, the number of troops
necessary for me t<. sav’
that will be obliged to participate in eryman, has sold his stables and j
stockyards
at
Pendleton
and
his
other
the Jamestown maneuvers and ex- 1
Found nt Last.
change of troops in the Philippines, property there, and is now at Nam
J. A. Harmon, of Lizemore, F.
Governor Chamberlain has been noti pa, Idaho. He will return to Eugene Va., says: “At last I have foni:
fied by the war department that It in a short time to reside permanently perfect pill that never disaps
(!•,
Mrs. Bangs having preceded I me; and for the benefit of ottani
has been found necessary to omit the again,
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a week or two ago. He will I fileted with torpid liver and chi
contemplated annual brigade and di- him
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bring his fine lot of horses to this J, constipation, will say: takeDr.L "
vision encampments this year.
perhaps driving them across the I New Life Pills.’’ Guaranteed!
Instead camps of instruction for city,
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the coast artillery for the army will 1 mountains this summer, or as soon 1 factory.
25c at W. L. DeLar
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be established during the season of as
1 the snow melts oft the summit.
Druggist.
1907, and the National Guard of the
various states con tiguous will
rHE TEXAS rtOXDUR
I
Cures all kidney, bladder andri- I
be
invited
to
take part
in
Eugene, March 13.
the problems in the defense of the
matic troubles: sold by all drugs -
Anderson, W. A. (Heirs)
sea coast. Companies will be em-
or two months’ treatment by a i
Bramman, Marcena.
ployed to act as coast artillery to
for $1. I>r. E. W. Hall. 2928 »
Brooks, Floyd W.
'll
man the batteries and regiments of
street, St. Louis, Mo. Send tai,i J 4
Brown, W. J.
infantry to protect the fortifications
tinronials. Sold by Hull’s Drug NR H
Brown, W. T.
from rear attack.
d vf 'J k
Byers, Rolla.
QUARTER MILLION
FROM EUGENE:
$4.50 values ea $3.25
$7.00 and $8.00
values ea $5.00
$19.75
2000 yards 15c
Batiste at 11 c yd
Hood
’s SarsapariH
Has cured so many cases that seemed a!most k>
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•tylish walking skirt for much Jess
I liar k, grays, etc., in plain, checks,
Silk Shirtwaists
75
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EUGENE OFFÌCERS
ARE SLATED FOR
ADVANCEMENT
and was taken up the North Fork
Tuesday, where Mr. Safley will have
the machinery placed in it. He pur
chased the engine formerly used by
Mr. McCornack.who has recently pur
chased a larger engine for his launch.
—The West.
HIVING ITEMS.
(Special Correspondence.)
Irving, March 12.—The parents of
Mrs. M. N. Gent, Mr. and Mrs. Miller,
of Creston.Iowa, are visiting with her
here. They seem well pleased with
the climtae of this westsrn country.
They have been in California, also.
Mr. and Mrs. Strange, of Boise,
Idaho, who spent several months In
the valley, left for their home last
Monday.
Miss Ethel Word, of Portland, is
visiting home folks.
C. J. Fasaett, a former resident of
this vicinity, who has been at Spring
field, will return and reside on his
farm near Irving.
Henry Maxwell, Sr., was a visitor
in Irving one day this week.
Mrs R. S. Poole and children visit
ed relatives in Irving last year.
Oregon *<- California Lumber
Company’s whistle Is heard again
s week, calling the men to put the
k machinery In place.
Another sale of Mapleton property
wits made recently. Geo. Melvin Mil
ler has purchased from Mrs. Lottie
lli'« to Remain kouilg.
l.lles her land mar here known as
To continue young in health
the "Lace place."
Consideration,
strength, do as Mrs. N. F. Rowan,
$1200.
McDonough. Ga.. did. She says:
Mis. Charles Vandenburg.of Rocky
"Three bottles of Electric Bitters
Point farm liad the misfortune a few
cured me of chronic liver and st. om-
weeks ago to fall and break her left
ach trouble, complicated
with
such 1 an
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arm above th • wrist. She was gath
unhealthy condition of the blood that
ering some flowers on the point from
which the farm gets Its name, and to mv skin turned red as flannel. I am
steady herself took halil of a limb now practically 20 years younger
than before I took Electric Bitters I
w hich proved to lie a dead one, hence
can now do all my work with ease,
her fall of several feet.
Victor I.aivo has put in his spare and assist In my husband’s store.
time for some months constructing Guaranteed at W. L. DeLano’s Drug
Store. Price 50c.
the hull for a gasoline boat,
Re
cently he finished it and sold it to
He had no coat upon his back.
F. Safli
who had it taken to C.
But had one on hfs tongue,
Behnki » shop last Saturday to be
med. It Is a staunch little llftt | And Rocky Mountain Tea. tis said.
I Kept him from being hung.
I feet •ng
feet 6 inches beam.
I Bad breath J
Linn Drug Co
ELI BANGS SELLS OUT,
WILL RETURN TO EUGENE
RULES OF OREGON
RAILROAD COMMISSION
Crandall, Henry E.
Cutler, C. E.
Derflinger, Vera.
Dilley, Arthur.
Duden, Ernest.
Employers Office.
Evans, Wm. H,
Fisk, E. L.
Ford, Cora E.
Hancock, Wm.
Hansen, Nels.
Hardin, Charles E.
Horn, Melissa I.
Horsman, Sarah.
Hunt, Andrew.
Jensen, Anna.
Johnson, Gus.
Johnston, Miss Mary.
Jones, J. R.
Laird, R. H.
Lane, Ada J.
McCallister. M. C.
McCarty, H. L.
McCollough, Miss Alma.
Mitchell, Cecil,
Morris, H. H,
Mooris, Scap.
Powell, Susan C.
Rees. Eunice A.
Robison. Wm.
Russell, J. E.
Shafer, Johnny.
Watson. A. B.
Worby, David.
J. L. PAGE, P. M.
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SICK hÉÂDACH
CARTER'S
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Positively curs'
these Little M
They also re»! ’J
tress from DysrtF1-
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dlgestloa and Tw
Eating. A A per«»
per«"
Batlnff.
cdy tor Dizziness*
Drowsiness M#
in the Month C*
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WlTTLE
The following are the permanent
a 1/ r n
rules adopted relative to complaints
i I V Kà ■>
and investigations established by the
PILLS
m w*
new Oregon board of railroad com
Tongas. Pain bürt
missioners:
TORPID UVEI A
1. All complaints and applications
regulate the Bowels. Purely Vefetable.
to have hearings before the railroad
I SMALL MLL SMALL MSE MIIUI»
commission upon any question aris
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ing under the law creating said com
Genuine Must Bear
mission shall be in writing, and no
Fac-Simile Signaturt
verbal complaint or application will
be entertained by the commission.
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2. Such complaints shall contain a
brief statement of the subject matter
of complaint or application, and be
signed by the complainants or appli
cants; but technical pleading will not
be required. It must be delivered to
the commission through the secre
The horse can draw the
tary, or to any member of the com
load without help, if you
mission by the complainant on appli
reduce friction to almort
cant, his agent or attorney, or It may
nothing by applying
be sent to the commission through
the malls.
3. If such complaint or application
contains matters which, in the Judg
ment of the commission, require in
vestigation, the secretary shall file
to the wheels.
the same by placing his file mark
No other lubri
thereon with the proper number and
cant ever made
enter tile same on the docket.
Alice Roosevelt** Wedding
weais so long
4. Before causing notice of the was
and savesso much
something to be recorded in the
time and place of hearing to be Issued annals of history. I’ * _
Herblne has been horsepower. Next time
to the party complained of as provid
try M ica A xle G rease .
acknowdelged the _
greatest
liv
------- of ..ver
ed in section 28 of the act creating
Standard Oil Co.
regulators, a positive cure for Bil
Incorporated
the commission, the commission may
ious headaches, Constipation, Chills
notify the party against whom the ions
tous headaches, Constipation Chills
complaint is made of the nature of
,and fever, and all liver complaints
such complaint and the party making
I'M
J c. Smith, Little Rock, Ark. writes:
the same, in order that the cause of
Herblne is the greatest liver med
the complaint may be removed or
icine known. Have used it for years
ÎO
remedied without incurring the ex
It does the work ’’
pense of a formal trial or hearing
before the commission.
Worked Like a Charm.
shMlIheaPa?y maklnS complaint |
Mr.
,
D
' X w«>ker, editor of that
shall be designated "plair.dff,“ and
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v
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na." the Enterprlw’
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a/?in’f whom '^complaint I
1« made shall be designated defen- h L' « t
/a“ “ naU in m>’ foo‘
If the appitrat|On be "ex ien’. ,ek.aD(,o“t once “PPlied Buck-
with th/Ca’e ’haH b<> S° StyIed lens Arnica Salve. Xo Inflamatlon
inflamatfon
followed; the Salve simply healed the
, -< tame of the applicant.
«. The answer »hail be in writing, wound " Heal, every sore, burn and
in disease. Guaranteed at W. L
•tatlng and setting forth in plain and
iDel.anos Drug Store. 25c.
CARTERS
Don’t Push
Mica Axl
^Grease
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