Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 190?-1910, February 06, 1908, Image 12

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Newspaper Page TextTHE EVGH.NH WFHKI.Y GUARD. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY fl 12 We are agents for Some of the Best Goods made in America, Pony andRawhide Stockings for Children I 2^c and 25c a pr., ess Hose for Women 1 2^c a pr.; Kabo Corsets, Moneybak Silks, Palmer Garments. Priestley Dress Goods, Perrin and Dents Gloves, Schloss and Col ege Brand Clothing for Men, and Elk Brand Clothing for Young Men and Boys. We can’t Emphasise the Dependability of these and other lines we carry too strongly. Guaranteed by the makers as well as ourselves. We Inaugurate Our First Season End Sale % Beginning Saturday the 8th and Ending Saturday February 15th— One week of Phenominal Bargain Giving, Ihousands of Dollars Worth of Dependable Fall and Winter Merchandise and Odds and Ends in Staple Merchandise must be sold Jn one week, spring stocks that are commencing to arrive. Send by mail if you can’t come. «I <*• LADIES' SHIRTWAISTS *1.25 15 ladies long Coats, all this year's styles; made of mixed gray and green cloakings; ,8.50 value; sea son End price............................. *4.15 3 dozen wool and cotton and woll mixed Waists In light and dark shades; values to ,4.00; Season End prie* ............................... *1.25 Women’s, Men’s and Children’s Wearables and Furnishings. Laceand Embroidery Sale 1 Oc Embroidery Edging 3c yd 1000 yards Hamburg and Cambric Embroidery Edging and Insertions, 1 to 3 inches widerto 10c, only 3c yd. laidles' fast black fleece lined Hose, all sizes, extra 20c quality; Season End sale price.................... 12 l-2c pr I'J stylish ladles' Sults in black and fancy mixed cloths; all thia sea- son's styles; *12.00 Season End price . . . 35c LIDIES' I NDI.HUEIH 22. Ladles' anil children's heavy fleece Hued Pants and Vesta; 35c values. Season End price...................... 22c 2 dozen fine silk Petticoats, made of and black good quality colored Taffeta silk, Pean de Sole dust ruffle; Bea- n End price . *5.00 Made of <•: colored pleated Season LA<E 2 dozen pairs Nottingham and Net Lace Curtains; only one pair of a kind, Reason End price............ 1-2 3 dozen ladles' leather and silk Belts —colors whlto and black; values to 50c; Season End price ......... Ik' 20 pieces of fine light coirs In Outing Flannel; polka dots and plain col ors; suitable for night robes, KI- uiuuas, etc. Season End price, Yard.................................................... tic CAPE COLLARS 1-2 PRICE 2 dozen large lace cape Collars, made of Venice, Baby Irish and Braid lace and spangled net In white, cream and colors; values to ,8.(10; Season End price . ONE-HALF 2 to 6 inches wide, several matceed sets, all new designs in eyelet and blind patterns, values to 20c at 12c a yd. 50c Corset Cover Embroidery 25c yd 25 pieces fine Cambric Corset Cover Embroidery with beading for ribbon, new patterns, 50c values a yard 25c, 142 Lithograph Pillow Tops; all dif ferent, rich colorings; values to 50c; Season End price ............. 22c 5 dozen ladles’ embroidery and drawn work Turnover Collars and fancy Milk stocks; values to 50c; Reason End prise, each ............................Sc 1500 yards Cambric and Muslin Embroidery and Insertions, open and effects, values to 15c only 6c a yd. 20c Embroidery and Insertion 12c yd MH’iO Ladles’ heavy fleece lined Union Sults; all Bites 4 to 9; best 75c values; season end price......... 3 h < 25c LADIES' COLLARS EACH 5< 15c Embroidery and Insertions 6c a yd Our Initial stock of Blankets In both wool and cotton In gray, tan. white, etc; all sizes and weights; for one week we will offer these at Season End prices............ OFF 1-1 Oddsand Ends of Men’s Clothing left from Our Annual 2 Price 3 Days Clothing Sale Just Ended Will be Sacrificed Next» Week $15.00, $18.00, $20.00, $22.50 and $25.00 Suits, Overcoats and Cravenettes, sale price next week..................... $11.95 óur new spring goods begin to arrive next week and to im mediately dose out all remaining fall suits we are making this un heard of reduction. $1.50 Hats for Boys $1.10 We must have the room for ouf Season End Sale of Men’s and Boy’s Clothing and Furn- ishing Goods $3.00 MEN'S HATS *2.10 We offer 10 dozen of the late shapes in men's Hats, colors brown, black, gray and pearl at cost; »3.00 Hats, Season End Sale . . $2.10 BOY'S $1.59 HATS $1.10 All boys’ Hat« including Crushers. Fedoras, Telescopes and cow-boy shapes, (El ? fA Season End price vl) I • 1 U BOYS' oOc CAPS 21c 5 dozen boys’ Caps, made of good servic able material an.1 In good pattern zw , ......... I C MEN'S COTTON KALE HOSE H 1-3c 100 dozen Sea Island cotton Half Hose in tan and black, regular 15c quality Season End price 8^c ABSOLUTELY ALL WOOL HOSE 19c 75 dozen absolutely all wool Hose, made in gray, black and natural clors; sizes 9 1-2 to 11 1-2; regu lar 25c values, • ea Season End price ..............1 7C «<>c OVEItADl.I.S, BOYS’ 40c 500 Overalls, made of heavy blue denim, double front, knees and seat; 2 front pockets, 2 hip pockets and high bib; size 4 to 15 Season End price sizes, specially reduced. I Bonifide reductions have been made amounting to I 5 per cent and in some cases 20 per cent, cottons and it is brought about by the conditions of our reserve stock which our inventory show I 2J^c Muslin 9c; 15c Cambric 1 Ic; 23c Cambric 17c; Etc. llrgulni’ I5r hl«*iu h< d Cambric, 30 inches wide, \ •»«I I I Buy all you want of 3<l inch lioiisdiile Cambric at, yaiil ...................................................................... This splendid heavy blmclu-d Muslin; buy ull you want at 9c yard. Buy nil you mint of till« M hih I mix I 3(1 huh bl<*neh«*d 'liO’lin, now al, yurd I Or Nm is the time to lay in a sii .k of this fin.' 3(1 in. Cambric for ni'.l. riiiuslins; sold is .ular up (<> non at 22c. Buy all you want at. yd 1(1 2-3c Eugenes’ Largest and Foremost Store Mail Orders promptly and carefully attended to Goods ordered by mail that are not satisfactory may be returned. ¡ >’•«> 9 4 Sheets Host, qmillty ■* « b|i in lifvl Hheetrag, 37 l-2c quality; m>w, yil. flic; lôini h 2." h quality, yil 21c; I2m< li 2:b' quality, yil 20.-, ................................................. , 30c I Oc Unbleached Mas’.in 9c 9c Unbleached Muslin 7%: Wr f have a limit.sl quantity of th.t and if you want ¡my come early. S. H. F rien dly 594-596 Willamette r .................. tillicr willtbs !•« M hired in iinnmrl i< it valuû 34. 4 si \x(>\ I \1> SALE OI k\l i J ANTS Boy ;o.’ lince Piiiitn, xlz<> • to Id »2.00 : Pants »1.50 85c Pants 65c i »1.50 1 Pants »1.25 75c Pants ; 55c »1.25 I Pants »1.00 50c Pants 40c 75c »1.00 1 Pants 40c Pants : 30e *1.25 Oll'ING FLANNEL GOWNS HBc »1.25 Outing Flannel Gowns, made extra long ¡md of excellent qua'lty, Season End Price ................................... • OJC oth, (IO< and 7.1c WORK SHIRTS 42c In sizes 14 to 18^ we show an unllai Ited variety jf patterns and styles, made of tjhambra, gingham, n;-"- • ales, et^,. Seaso End Price .......................... w 5Oe NECK WEAK n -f silk 4-tu-band in a)) and colors, «% • Season EnJ .,r|ce.......... ., muslins 500 Pieces India Linon reduced 3c to 15c a yard 22.000 yards fine white India Linen on sole next I'oshios week at prices away below regular. I roves this am tliec prophecy. India l.in-ie will t»e a favorite. Anticipate your needs for (mists, dresses, etc., and buy now. 9c India Linen, yd. 7c 12*»c India Linen, yd.10' 15c India Linen, yd. lie 20c India l inen, yd I le 25c 20c 35c 40c Imila India India India Linen, Linen, Lim n. Lim it, yd .lit yd. 2tk yd. >d. 23t The Store with the Money Back Policy, we sell All the New that s Good All the Good that s New—From the Cheapest that s Good to the Best that’s Made YFVHOTEJC !♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦j Oakland. Cal., and may go on to lavs ♦ II«' Best Berkley Cambric Lonsdale Muslin 10c yd ^■1 lile: «cbt'ii Sheeting, PrpjMTel brand. 35c grade, .VI I'ilh w < HM « ninth* of heavy 22e vndh.es, each .............. -’N« h-d Mtw in. *»>.... »... ltlc 10 OVERCOATS FOR Bills $1.«5 We have a few Overcoats left valued ar »3.00, ,3.50 and ,4.00; In size- 2 1-2 to 7 years Ct 1 C Season End price . . «? 1 >OJ have we made such general reductions on 10c Muslin is now 8c; 3.5: Bleached Sneeting 30c Lull «l/.e hh*a<'h«*<l SI hh M.«, I>-1 si/.<‘, liminu^l and nuuly for iim * at. <*a< h .......................................... ®**’ 45x36 Pillow Cases 16c Lonsdale Cambric J4c yd Hope Muslin 9c yd ♦ 81x90 Bleached Sheets 63c 36 in Cambric 1 lc yd 10c Bleached Muslin 8; 3<l liM'Iir* wide, good lirnvy grmh*. n I i «*<3 n or S1.25 WHITE PLEATED SHIRT $1 White pleated front shirt, both nar row and wide pleats; coat, stvle with or without ruffletf* 1 Art Sea tn End Price . . . M * «Uv VFIlHtiNAlJI ♦ ♦ Mize Nancy Pollock Is home from a visit at Albany L. L. Warnock returned thia after noon from a trip north. Mr and Mrs W J. Mulkey ware down from Cri ss ell today Attorney Jerome Knox, of Cottage Grove, was In the city t "lay. Foster Steele of 8t. Anthony, Ida ho. Is here to visit his |iar<«ats wear town. George Rick rt, of Canistota. S T>., was an arrival In Eugene tins « cr ii oon W E Bradley left «•'■t night tor Angel-«. Ed Helms, of Jacksonville. for merly of Hugene, is visiting here a few days. George D Fisk, wife and mother arrived ont from the lower Sluitlaw last night Mrs R B Doits and Mrs M I» Harp«»**, of Marcóla, spent last night In the city. Phil Miller la quite III at hl* home at the corner of West Sixth and Char nelton streets. Nate Mill, of Springfield. was In thwclty today, returning on the after- ternoon train. C C. Coffman returned on the noon train today from a short visit at Cottage Grove. r until---- ... .... .1 1 .»»» m s nz»»,,» I ITS UNREASONABLE Mrs. J. C. Ellis, of . Miss Mae Caldwell, who recently » * ; resigned her position as teacher in who has lHH.n in Euge ~ tlie Eugene public schools, to a.cept • uient, left this mor» «_ ~ for . home. position In the University of Idaho, S.t?ier to Cottar on’t’e^ left yesterday for Moscow to assume tentoon train ' fSw her new duties. John H. llartog. manager of the Commercial club, went to Portland nrMv»J»hi^lr wen» to Cottage today on business ,'r th ' I f nfternoon in the Imerniti Roy Hunter went to Drain this af .«‘rnatiunal Correspondence ternoon to look after telegraph line Sch nils trouble fur the 8. P. Co. J 1* •hvanaugh. maneger of the Edgar Martin came up from Salem Sing* g Sewing Machine Company's of- vest, relay to be present at Company I ( flee _____ . In this city, was a passenger to .Vs inspection Friday night. ' XV! mouth this afternoon. S. E Stevens, manager of the Ell Mrs. J. M. Roberta returned t.xtay ers Plano House, i*i'turned home this • Itro'ii Portland, where she has been afternoon from a business trip norC a. visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs.Weath Arthur Hill, of Saginaw. Mich., • ST- erford. who has been quite 111. rived hero last night to attend . The Ray D Crow arrived here yester- / XT* of day from Sisson. Cal., to visit his the Booth Kelly Lunin, r Cor Zanj father. R. J. Crow. He stopped off at Roseburg, where he was married. bringing his bride along with him. <;<»<>!> diges T' on 1 Simple Way to Prevent and Cure Stonuich Trouble. The sufferer from indigestion and stomach weakness should eat slowly and chew the food thoroughly. » Rut as the majority of people have already so abused the delicate stom ach that they suffer with distress af ter eating, flatulence, headaches, coated tongue, spots before the eyes and many other symptoms of Indi gestion. it is necessary for them to us- Mi-o-na. the only remedy that will strengthen the muscular walls of the stomach and increase the flow of gastric juice* so that indigestion will • Mi-o-na puts the whole digestive system in such shape that It can care for all the food that is eaten without pain or distress. Hull Drug Co. give an absolute guarantee with every 50 cent box to refund the money unless Chicken. h>r l*n»fit. .Mi-o-na does all that Is claimed tor Now Is the time to buy an Incu It. A guarantee like this must inspire bator If you are going to raise chick your confidence in the remedy. ens for next year. Start right by buying a Petaluma and you will have no tronble hatching the eggs We Iior GROWERS' MEETING have them In all sixes, from the 56 egg to 500 in stock now Also Pet At the courthouse at 1 p m Satur aluma brooders. 100 and 200 chick day. February 8. ISOs Every grow, size We carry a small stock of ex- er tn the county expected to be pres traa for these machine» ent Every grower will he provided Chambers Hardware Cu. with a copy of the bylaws. ltv Secy. 1 IT 18 USUtAs<>NAi»L?! for It vrmiii mau to slipinta. that he Min set hlmaC» tip In it *•«><! paying haziness Without »ome capital to In veal In the enterprise. . Pvrbai', this la«h ot readv funds ha« been the cause of your Working for •««»<> one else Instead ef yourself tor these Muy v<ejfe. Ati arvovrs» with this bank will sfford you a convenient, safe an! a".«ether Ideal method el k.vplng your fund« wkere they will grow Into a kuwi that In time will mak possible your success in business Others have succeeded In this way; you can also. Tbe Eugene Lorn Kl l i s for Savings Bank w. .1 CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO I * MADE FOR SERVICE IN THE ROUGHEST WEATHER AND GUARANTEED ABSOlUTtLl WATERPROOF (Continued from Page 1.» and 20.000 head of cattle. The Straits of Magellan reach prac-1 tlcally 315 miles from the Atlantic to the Pacific, divided into two parts, with the eastern somewhat longer than the western. At Cape Froward, the dividing point, a turn at almost right angles is made The widest Portion is nearly 30 miles, while the narrowc ‘ Js barely one mile. Since the boundary settlement between Chile and Argentina, 1881 the 'traits of Magellan Ita.e belonged to the former country, but the waterwav > Is not to lx s fortified and Is always to 1 to International navigation. POMMEL x SLICKERS . *3?« This trod»’«} I and the \ T ower oc™ . buttons di«» ct ini in % sei > penmionh for LANEt'OENTY veterans Tbe following Lane countv veter ans have re. ently been grained in- t £,‘nslon< Samuel Allen Junction City. »12; j.m„ A Bo^“' Junction City, »13; Cyrus ■ E Has- kins. Springfield ¿12 : William M or« rt». Florence. ,13; S,.muel Smith, Coburg. ,12; D F W.’is. Spr :ng- Held. ,11; Working, Eu- gene. ,15. W 3 Pat.b .rfwd 1S92 Capital aud surplus ... •»<»■*’« W. K. RROU N. I*rral<l« nt. F. \l OsIH UN. < «.liter. |>. A. PAINE. Vice Prcbbat. W. W. IIIW»U'. A*«- < T0RPÙJ3 BOATS ARRIVED PUNTA ARENAS V5* Rt* Los Angeles, Feb. 4 Unholz had the better o Nelson In a ld-round go .«fot»! Pacific Athletic Club her Under the etty ordinance could be given, but th- doubt of the result. Th» the best of every round in of blows exchanged. H> Nelsen considerably an 1 bleeding freely at the nos almost from the star' the battler down hi th »Ith a lightning left to the jaw.