Eugene weekly guard., August 29, 1907, Image 12

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The Friendly btore—Your Money’s Worth or Your Money Back—The Friendly Store
Many Trade Winners
Linings
Cambrics Hilica, tic to I tic yd.
The correct styles and weights for
your fall costumes. Black and all
colors in these.
36-In. mercerised sateen, per yd.
18c to......................................... 40<*
36-in. pres de sole, per yd... 35<*
Nearsilk,.spunglass, yd., 15c to 20*
Wlllwear lining silk, yd.............. 50C
Skinners' sateen, 36-in., yd. #1.50
Moreen skirting, 35c; wool serge, etc.
For early fall shoppers we are frank to say
that never have we shown a larger assort­
ment and such wonderful values in Dress
Gxxis, Silksand ready-to-wear garments for
women, men and young folks as we are
showing now for this fall and winter. Our
two stores are brim full of new goods and
we welcome you to inspect them.
Kabo and La Marguerite
Corsets
A full line of famous makes of
corsets in all sizes has arrived Just
in time to have your new fall gown
fitted over. To the wearers of these
corsets it is unnecessary to say any
more than that we have them in
stock. To those who do not know
them, we say come and be convinced
that we can fit you in them properly
and satisfactorily, no matter what
your figure may be.
Fourteen styles, prices *1 to #5.00
BAD ACCIDENT
TO BLACHLEY
LUMBER DRiVER
and Miss NeHle for a day this week.
Mrs Isaac Cook left Monday for
Hollister, Cal., where she expects to
vUlt for the winter.
..... the popular drug
-4viler, ­
H ..
V. ..
Belknap,
gist. took in the Sunday excurson to
Newport last Sunday.
♦
ANDREW TORCUTT HAS RINA- ♦
WAY
AND
SUFFERS BROKEN , *
Eugene yesterday on his was » r,
Bay, where he will look after k.**
litlenl fences. Upon noticing ,h
uluhlc pavement on Wil .1®“*
»tn-ei
street he renmrk^i
remarked , t0 '”*‘’ -»niett#
a,«t»
that we would have th- b« . epor:*t
of any town in the state’om
Portland.
o«Ulds
(From Wednesday, Guar<i,
♦ ^Kelth Brown, of Aibany, ls ln
♦
PERSONALS
♦
Mrs. Samuel Handsaker J,
’ ,a
+ >♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ at Junction.
Vera Dyson returned horn. t.
(From Monday's Guard )
Portland today.
fr°»
River on
H. C. Owen is at Blue "*
H.
W.
Mahon
is
down
from
ALL BE HARVESTED — LIVE business.
Mab«l
Al Montgomery is down from his for a few days.
NEWS NOTES FROM NORTHERN ranch at Vida.
A. R Biack returned last
nlgh‘
Chester Chrisman returned from from a trip north.
LANE
D. T'.^w‘,rey-
Newport this afternoon.
Cottage Grove,
H. C. Mahon went to Portland was in the city today.
yesterday on business.
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Stuart ------------
Jackson returned
home c f. u
_
(Special Correspondence.)
Mrs. M. E. Brent is home from a th a e QftAmnnn
afternoon tonln
train today
.t W.
w White
who*. <»
ki . .
J.
is - abTe\o
be down
Junction City, Aug. 29.—Andrew week's visit in Albany.
"
Torcutt, a teamster for Horton Bros, j Miss Genevieve Thorpe is up from town after a Bevere Illness
I I Lumber Company, of Blachley, met, Portland visiting friends.
Hon. R. A. Booth west to S>| m >
J. D Fields went to Cottage Grove this afternoon on business
"*
The very Latest Creations
with a serious accident while hauling this afternoon on business.
J. J. Mack, of S. P camp N’o •
Mrs. C. J Bingham arrived here Marcóla, was in Eugene today
Every one attractively priced
"■
out a load of lumber from the mill
on last Monday. While coming down last night from L ob Angeles.
M. C. Spicer, of Marcóla, return
_____
W.
E.
Brown
and
Geo.
H.
Kelly
the hill between W. W. Darneille's j
ed from Portland last night
and F*"w7 Williams' places the coup- are at Newport on an outing.
Samuel Clifford. Eugenes older
ling
broke
on
his
heavily
loaded
Mrs.
E
A
Scullen
left
Sunday
af-
resident, is very ill at his home
‘ Ung
|
50 pieces new novelty dress
wagon and It let the front wheels ternoon for Ashland on a visit.
Dr. T. W. Harris has returned from
1 slide out from under the load. Mr.
Dr. L. A. Read returned yester- his trip to the Alberta country “
goods shown In all the new fall
Torcutt jumped to save himself, and day from an outing at Newport,
Major Edwards left this afternoon
colorings—checks, stripes, plaids
he struck the ground in Buch a way
Dr. A. G. Atwood left this after- for San Francisco on a short trip
and mixtures; dark, rich shades,
as to break one of his legs below the nOon for points south on business,
Mrs. N. K. Belshaw went to Irvine
$100 values, 75c; $1.25 values
knee the bone protruding through
J. B. Winstanley left for points this afternoon on a short visit.
K
Fetching creations tliat fashion says are the correct
the flesh. He was brought to town north on business this afternoon.
Mrs. 8. Handsaker returned this af
..............................«1.00
and the bone set by Drs. Owen and
Miss Adele Haven, of Salem, is vls- ternoon from a visit at Junction
thing. They’re here, awaiting you. A carefully chosen
Lee After the team had freed them- ¡ting Miss Mae Douglas in this city,
Dr. Lulu Marquam made a proles-
assortment of the various inoJiels timt will be worn this
selves from the loaded wagon they I J. D. Buell and wife returned this slonal trip to Waltervllle vesterdav
wasou. Select your new fall suit at Friendly's. The
started to run down the hill and in afternoon from a short trip south,
Miss Margaret Woods returned
values are exceptionally good at the prices given below.
v.
__ ____
crossing the bridge —
at the
Sulphur ; . Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Baker, of Cor- home from Portland this afternoon
Sprlngs vwv
one of
stumbled vallis, visited Eugene over Sunday.
V. the
—< — horses
— ----- --------------
C. H. Pickett, the Springfield mer­
-...........................
and fell,
breaking its leg. It .............
was one 1 Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hulin are chant, was tn Eugene this afternoon
In white, red, gray, etc, for wo­
of Horton Bros.’ best horses and home from their outing at Newport
William Allen, a prominent busi­
Merritt Davis returned to Salem ness man of Everett, Wash., is in the
men and children. *
they set the leg, hoping to save the
animal, but the next day the horse yesterday after transacting business city.
tried to get up and broke another leg. here.
Misa Bfrdlna Meredith went to Cot­
Pete Howe returned last night tage Grove this afternoon on a short
Mr. Horton then had to kill it. The
Short cutaway, tight
Fancy button fitted coat
horse was a valuable one, and Mr. from his summer's outing at New­ visit.
and seml-fltted jackets,
like
the one shown In this
Horton says he would not have sold port.
Mrs. W. L. Souders was an arrivsl
a
Mrs. O. C. Wright arrived home from Newport on the afternoon train
made of plain colored
It for $200. Joe Ferguson saw the
cut; pleated skirts, jacket
horses when they ran onto the bridge this afternoon from an outing at today.
Full assortment of dark and
broadcloth, striped and
satin lined, made of plain
and
says that it was not any fault Newport.
Attorney L. M.. Travis returned
light colors, in fancy and plain
checked materials, pleated
and striped ma- terlals.
of the bridge that caused the horse , Mrs. L. Pelton and daughter, of home this afternoon from his trip to
shades.
skirts. These are the
These suits are worth $2 8
Ashland,
are
visiting
in
Eugene
for
a
j
Canada.
to fall.
few days.
nobbiest suits we have
Gasoline Thresher Success.
to $30. We offer them at
Miss Burnett Schooling has return­
F. E. Chambers returned this af- j ed from a pleasant outing at London
The gasoline engine threshing ma­
ever shown for this price.
$24.75 for a few days only
ternoon
from
a
business
trip
to
Inde
­
Springs.
chine bought by the members of the
Danish colony has proved very suc­ pendence.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Buell sent to
Walking Skirts $3.75 to $19.75— made of
Misses
Elizabeth
Brent
and
Marie
cessful. They thresh about 100 bush­
London Springs this afternoon for a
els of wheat per hour. They are in­ Johnson visited friends west of Irv- j short outing.
Cheviots, Serges, Panamas, Voiles, etc. all new,
Made of percale and chambra;
* Clay
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dependent of the large threshing ing Sunday.
Parker and ____
wife ____
came _ down
in
Colors
and
black.
W. E. Brown and Geo. H. Kelly^re- from Donna on the Wendling local
crews and do not have to wait. As
beat values.
soon as the grain Is ready they move turned this afternoon ‘ from ~ a short ■*'* last evening.
their small machine to it and put it stay at Newport.
Mrs. Frank Ware left this after­
Into the sack ln a few hours. There
Mrs. F. A. Tozier and daughter, I noon for San Franclsce, to be gone
no doubt will be one or two more Jewel, returned this afternoon from several weeks.
such outfits here next year, as sever­ a visit in Seattle.
S. C. Bartrum, supervisor of the-
Miss Nellie Smith returned to forest reserves, was in the city from
al farmers have expressed their in­
tention to buy the small gasoline en­ Portland yesterday after a visit with I Roseburg today.
gine and small separator so they her mother in Eugene.
J. W. Newton and wife, of Wood­
Miss Orpha Harms, operator at burn, were arrivals here on the after«,
can thresh their own grain at a small
cost and get it done before the rain the Pacific Postal telegraph office, noon train tgdav
catches them.which it always does is in Portland on a visit.
W. W. Martin returned to Salem
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Wilkins and I this afternoon after attending to
when they await their turn by the
old method. They say it is money in family are home from their sum- some business here.
, mer's outing at Newport.
their pocket to do this.
W. C. Gay, the chef at the Hotel
’ Mrs. E. E. Angell, of Portland, af­ Smeede, haB returned from an outing
Will Pick All Hops.
Hop picking in the early hops was ter a visit with relatives in Eugene, at London Springs.
finished yesterday. They will com­ returned home this afternoon.
Mrs. H. B. Johnson returned home
mence on the late hops next Monday.
A.Welch, the electric railway mag- | to Junction City this afternoon after
There will be no hops left unpicked nate, was up from Portland yester­ a visit in Eugen1'
WE AKE NOW SHOWING THE LARGEST AND .MOST COMPLETE LINE OF MEN'S AND
in the yards near here. The growers day, looking after his interests.
Deputy District Attorney G. F.
feel- that they will make at least
Lawrence Jensen and Henry Jen- i Skipworth went to Albany this af­
1IOVH* CLOTHING AND Fl RVINHINGH TO BE FOUND ANYWHERE IN THIS COUNTY. COME
a smal lproflt and again the amount sen visited at the home of Mr.
ternoon on business.
AND VISIT OUR NEW STORE, INHI’MT Ol’R GOODS—YOU’LL FIND WILLING AND COl'Rr
paid for pickers will bring that much son's parents on Fern Ridge
Mrs. H. H. Feister, of Cottage
more
into
the
county
which
will
be
day.
Grove, was an arrival here on the
TKOI S SALESMEN, WHO APPRECIATE YOUR CALL WHETHER YOU BUY OR NOT.
lost to the business houses if the
F. B. Dunn, of the Ninth street local this morning.
hops are left unpicked.
bakery, has returned home from a
Albert Easton, who has been visit­
Notes of General Interest.
three weeks' business trip to Kan­ ing friends in Eugene, returned to
Mrs. Florence Herron returned to sas City.
Young Men's $7.50
Roseburg this afternoon.
Young Mtn's $12.50
Young Men’s $10.00
her home at South Bend, Wash., on
J. S. Higgins, who is assisting ln ”~Rev. G. 8. O. Humbert went to D»l-
SuiLs
Suita
Suita
Tuesday, after having spent the sum­ building the new schoolhouse at las this afternoon, in the interest* of
mer with relatives and friends in Marcóla, spent Sunday with his wife the Eugene Divinity School.
Great values In alngte and
At thlx price weshow an ex­
Absolutely all wool suits,
this place.
ln Eugene.
Mrs. H. L. Deckert, of Forest
guaranteed
to
have
shape,
re
­
Mrs. E. N. Bradford returned to
Fred C. Piel, manager of the Wil­
double breasted , sixes 12 to
tensive line of the new checks
taining fronts and be made of
Portland Wednesday after a pleasant helm interests at Junction, spent Grove, is visiting at the home of her
and plaids; also plain black
absolutely fast colored and
36; grays, browns and dark
visit with her little granddaughter, Sunday and a part of today la Eu­ brother. E. E. Mink. In Eugene
Charles Currie has returned from
shrinkable
materails.
Sults
A party of government surveyors ' gene on business.
serges and worsteds.
worsted mixtures, worth up to
that other clothiers retail for
under charge of Don Meldrum, of | Miss Mabel Stiles and her little h’s vacation on account of the severe
Single and double breasted
Oregon City, were here last week. brother, Harold, went to Harris­ illness of his father. A. S. Currie.
$10.00.
$15 00; our price . . #12.50
They were surveying and platting the burg yesterday afternoon to visit
Mrs. Fred Ross returned to Port­
Willamette river from Eugene to friends a few days.
land last night after a visit with
Men’s hand tailored Suits at $20.00
Stylish Serviceable Suits at, $15.00
Portland
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| Miss Margaret Widmer, of Seattle, with friends and relatives here.
Ed Bajley, the well known farmer, after a visit at the old home place
Misses Maggie Burns and Martha
Our $20 stilts are equal to other clothiers’
In popular priced clothing we show an exten­
made flying trip *-
to ~
Portland —
Wed-
- west of Eugene, left for the Sound I-ang, of Harrisburg, after a short
$22.50 and $25.00 suits. They are absolutely
sive line of worsteds, cheviots and tweeds, made
i nesday. Mr. Bailey has just finished city this afternoon.
visit in Eugene, returned home this
all wool and absolutely fast color; hand tailored
a large granary at his farm where he
with all the style of our best suits, and of ex­
n . w. r
__ .... of t
..:_ afternoon.
Hunt and 2 2 family,
Twin
and made with best possible trimmings and
will store all his grain, and he will Falls, Idaho, are recent arrivals in j Mrs. A. O. Potter arrived In Eu-
linings............................................................... $20.00
ceptionally durable materials.
install an eight horsepower gasoline Eugene, and may 1 make
“
a
this city gene this afternoon from Portland,
engine to do his chopping with and their permanent home.
and is registered at the Hotel
run bis fanning mill for cleaning the
Mr. and Mrs. N. M Clem left this Smeede.
grain. Ed will have the best and lat­ afternoon for San Jose,
... Cal.,
___ on
__ _ a
J. B. Wilhelm,, of Zion, was in E '-
est Improvements, or know the rea­ visit. —
Agents for Sunlight Yams, one of
—. also visit in San gene yesterday and today on busi­
They . will
son why
'lie’s Largest and
Eugcr
Francisco before returning.
ness, returning home on this after­
the finest yams made. Shetland Floss
G. 8. Keck will open up his barber
Attorney Fred DeNeffe left Sun­ noon's train.
.
I
$1.00
a
box,
all
colors.
'orcmost
Store
ro
shop again. He has not decided just day night for Spokane, where he will
Miss Emma Westmore, of St.
J yet upon a location, but it will prob­ transact business and visit with wards. Neb., who has been visiting at
ably be ln the corner building, ills friends and relatives for a few days. the home of Mr. and Mrs. C.S. Frank,
i many friends will be glad to see him
Charles R. Koerger, traveling has left for home.
U»HT VAI.I.EY NEWS
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ! at work in his new location.
Eugene T. Wilson, aged 21. and
salesman for Bell, Conrad & Co., of
Wm. Renninger, wife and child r
Webster Kincaid, while in Portland
George
Schultz,
of
the
lower
Slus-
♦
♦
Chicago, and his bride went to Go­ turned home this afternoon from
thia week, bought a fine two-seated Mina Gertrude Hefty, 18. were grant­
law
valley,
was
a
visitor here Wed- shen this afternoon on a short visit. trip to Hood Rover. Portland aM
(Special Correspondence.)
❖
MARRIED
♦
auto and is now operating It on the ed a marriage license this afternoon.
nesday. He lived here about 15
Lost Valley, Aug. 27.—The people ♦
N. W. Campbell and S. A. Nye ,of other
oiuer northern
uoriueru points.
a,_
♦ years
Both
reside
In
Eugene.
ago
and
has
many friends who Velley City, N. D., are in Eugene! xYirt*.
streets of this city.
of this vicinity are of the opinion
»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦«
Mrs. E E.
McClanahan
to Si-
j . E.
W. rn
IViau«“»“ went
''
fn.
are
always
glad
to
see him. He says looking over the city and county ’ lem this afternoon to attend * tne
that they would enjoy life more and
ha ’ *
At
the
home
of
the
bride
on
West
'
he
has
about
1000
bushels of big red with a view of locating in this vicin­ neral of her grandmother. Mrs.
better prosperity if Rainmaker Hat­
South ity.
field.'' of Sherman county, would at­ Fifth street, Eugene, Sunday after­ apples on his orchard on _____
frey, who died there yesterday
noon
at
3
o'clock.
Eltie
Pollet
and
slough., and not a worm In them, but
tract the clouds from the East Instead
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Glass are hame
R. W Veatch returned to branw
Miss
Cora
Pennington,
both
of
this
has to feed them to his hogs because from a trip to Gold Hill, Jackson Pass today. He has recently
of from the west.
city.
Rev.
E.
C.
Wigmore
officiating.
I of the prohibitive price charged to county, where they have been rusti- out his business interests there
William Veach has moved Into K.
The couple will reside at East Four- . ship them by boat to San Francisco. ca'ing and attending to mining busi­ may come back to Eugene to res
L. Edwards' house at Dexter.
| A railroad is the only slolution for ness.
Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Williams have , teentb and High streets.
C. H. Elliott, connected *_ltn. 10
I that country, and it is a shatne they
returned from an extended trip to
J. I. Philippi, who has been stay­ Frazer Iron Works, went to S s <: m
Excepting Thursday Dr. Lowe will do not get one.
Bend, Or.
ing at Monmouth for the past three this afternoon to repair «
7
Mr. Montgomery has returned from months, arrived here this Rfternoon engine for the Booth-Kelly L
Xm Alta Williams was 111 last be In his Eugene office all next week.
Owing to the unfavorable condition of the weather
Wednesday witn a severe sore throat. Have him test your eyes for glasses. bis hunting trip to Looking Glass, to visit Mrs. S. B. Finnegan a few Company.
, g
"Monty" remem­ days.
L. L. Addington is erecting a barn Lenses ground for complicated eyes. Douglas county.
last Saturday we have concluded to extend the
Mrs. C. A. Macrum and Mr’ J
Eighteen years’ experience.
bered his friend. "Shorty" Thornton,
on
his
property
by
the
Dexter
bridge.
Professor. L. R. Aiderman, the Bronaugh, who have been
Granite and Fn.vare Sale all this week.
with a choice lot of venison. Ask new city superintendent
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hampton are in
of Eugene's their parents, Hon. and
? ¿>a;e
Mrs. S. J. Warner, of Fall Creek, ' Shorty", about it.
the valley,
public s'-hools, arrived here from Mc­ Dorris, ln Eugene, returned h
«a.
a
pleasant
caller
at
the
Guard
The
farmers
are
happy
again
to
Charles
Chandler,
of
June,
is
ill
♦
k
6 qt Granile Tea Kat le
TINWAKE
Minnville yesterday and is making
afternoon.
office Monday.
have the threshers grinding out 75- arrangements to secure a residence. this
with pneumonia.
8W
5 qt Granite 'e* Krlr
5(K
14 qt Dl«b Ptn
C. F. Cunninghan).
,
|
cent
wheat.
r h
Mr
and
Mrs.
L.
N.
Honey,
of
Eu
­
4
Oran te Tra Kr te
A
12 qt I Mah Pan...............
Earl F. Strong, who has been em­ ager of the Willamette \ abey
But
few
people
realize
the
amount
gene,
visited
with
W.
11.
Feuton
and
Hugh
Barr,
of
the
Fairmount
55c
3 gal Grani e Vaici P al
2fc
10 ql Lh.n P. >
ployed by the Guard in a reportorisl office In Eugene, has r-turnea
4*
family last Friday. Mr. Roney stat­ knife factory. Is confined to his room of monev paid out for butter fat ev­ capacity for some time past, returned an outing at Boswell Springs
2 g IGr. nitr T»ter Fall
Ite
4 qt Mik Pam ”
ery
month
at
this
place
It
is
said
ed
that
he
expected
to
commence
on
account
of
a
fall
he
received
a
I f gal
_ ‘ G i ite Buck.
• I a u* Gr r 3te
4 qt Colbe Pou_____ ...
to his home at Roseburg Sunday. He
In health
.«A joss
-
-----
Ite to25c 3 qt Golfee Pot« . ..........
Granite Slcw
Kett'e
work framing the timbers of the Low­ few divs ago while working on the that t he pay roll is about 15000 per »ill be back here in September to re­ Improved
Ite
Mrs. H. C. Baughman and t«
month
for
the
two
creameries.
Xk io 30c 2 at C. -Hee Poti
ell
bridge
as
soon
as
be
could
get
his
new
addition
to
the
factory.
His
Gra lite Pre-erv» K. tOe
Ite
______
enter the university.
are home from a three niott
Dr. C L Williams leaves Friday
itelo M
Granite P addio • Pani
back was severely sprained.
crew.
Ite
3 qt Tea Puta .......____
Arthur Stout, who has been em­ with relatives at Santa " •
for
McMinnville,
where
he
will
locate
Itelo 2te 2 qt Tea Pot. _______ _
Granite f>»fry Piai
‘Ite
fornia. Professor
tk«rt
See our Mctwoigal siteben cabinets I he having sold his practice here ta ployed in the Booth-Kelly store at them
Granite klty Cake Pan»
.... Ite I ql l ea Pots ____ ______ _
I2c
at Ashland and visited
Wendling for some time past, and
NEW
TODAY
¡They
sav- women steps.
Dr Ixvurback, of I-aCrosse. Wis
Pot Ude ............................... te tote
’
Kelly,
an
Eastern
college
boy
a few day».
„.«r f*
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. | CeclJ and Clarence Pltnev are ex-
Nothiuf Ukr them in Eugvvr.
A
niana«c*¿*
Pie pam. Hn cupi,flrwrxrvrcukr
J. W. Collier, state
state n,8D
*ff,-1-
.v
-v *v- w”0
been there during the sum-
I t'e-foq 4 f-om »»oi-
their trtn tkrn-.k
GOATS WANTED* About 100 head
full lb • u( Bread Pans, t>«h Pins,
tim, »Irw kettle . tunnr'«. w• Ji baanM.
mFr
-
**nt
to
Portland
this
after
­
the oesMoines Life
«
There
are
letters
uncalled
for
In
Yellowstone
National
Park'on"
F
r
L
on
shares;
good
pasture,
sheds
and
Vuh Pans. C'Hee Poti. Tea Pots.
hre rbr'wb, tea aro ne,m aing'puoea
noon for a short stay.
pany, went to All’1,"yh'.hpa,1|\.C »-
water. Address "Y.," Guard of- the Eugene postoffice for the fol­ day.
He
was
accompanied
by
f
a
1S
j
Benjamin
Young,
of
Astoria,
was
fl. «•
s23w lowing: Miss Tracy Butler. Mrs. E.
If the fruit Inspectors would visit
the city Saturday and Sunday gill, state manager for
^tisf
T. Jones and John Stolberg.
Everything in Gran '«ware and Tinware at greatly reduced
•sotce of the wagons that are sellina in
making arrangements to enter his his family, who have been r»
AUCTION SALE- I will sell at pub­
I peaches tn this town he would find son.
prices tor Saturda August 24th.
Don’t forget the da e.
Stanlev. m the University of
lic auction to the highest bidder
many that have peaches affected with Oregon this fall. His other son. h*Mr. and Mrs R T
rt
Porch and lawn furniture
on the J. R. Sellers place. 4 1-2
I
and
worms.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Sig.
who
graduated
from
the
uni
­
Crawfordsville,
after
a
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miles southeast of Gxhen. Thurs­
• 1 n Co«, the genial farmer of Long
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day. September IS, 1907. all of
Just received, a new line of Jewel Tom. was doing business in town on versity in 1900, i» now employed in the home of Mr and Mr» •
10th and WiiUmett« St,»
■ 'opper mine In Montana at a sal­ lor in Eugene. Terurned¡born •
my cattle, farming Implement» and self-generating gasoline stove«. It la Tuesday
ary of $300 per month.
ternoon They were
all household goods. W. H Wal- as handy and aa aafe as «as
L. H Johnson and wife, of Eugene
Ex-United States Senator F. W Mrs S T. Thurston who
Ila.
altw
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
vtelted with Colonel F W Folao»
Mulkey, of Portland, passed through there and la Pol*
$1.00 Dress Goods
75c a yard
$1.25 Dress Goods
$1.00 a yard
Bear Skin Cloth
$2.50 and $3.00 yd
New Fall Suit»s - - Big Values
$ 12.50, $ 18.00
and $24.75
$18.00
Women’s Suits
$24.’75
Women’s Suits
Outing Flannels
5c and 10c
Ladies’ Wrappers
75c and $1.00
Largest Asssortment, Best Values
in Men’s, Boy’s and Children’s
Clothing for Early Fall Buyers
S. H. FRIENDLY
Big Sale Saturday August
31 “ on Granite Tinware
EUGEME PACKET STORE
LEG JUNCTION
HOI’S
WILL