Eugene weekly guard., February 27, 1908, Page 12, Image 12

Ttffc EVÖENfc WEEKLY «VARI». THVMDAT. FEBRUARY 21, 1*0«
j! The Friendly Store—Eugene Agents Kabo Corsets,Moneybak Silks, Dents Gloves, Wayne Knit Hosiery, Schloss and College Brand Clothing
SEND BY MAIL FOR SAMPLE CR MERCHANDISE
Pay Just $ 1 for Shirts No More
We «how the same fabric« In our $1.00 line that other furnishers
charge you $1.25 and $1.50 for. Why? Our great purchasing
power enables us to buy for les» and our enormous salt's make it
.Most every man in town knows
that. Just received 15 dbzen new tan and brown ch-ck Madras
Shirts made with or without cuffs, pleated front aud coat style,
profitable for us to sell for less.
these Shirts all worth
l?e Friendly Store—NE»V STYLISH SPRING GOODS
Spring AnnonncemenL, Special Sales
Splendid Values in Spring Hose
Every d^y New Spring Goods are arriving. Every Department
is showi$ r an assortment of beautiful goods representing the
Hundreds of
newest effects,,»! novel designs. Everything that is light and a ry- the newest shades - off
the old and*r. with the new. is the order now the entire store is in readiness to supply you
with thciBiis/est and most fashionable styles in Readv-to-Wear Apparel for Women. Men and
Children—Dress Goods, Silks, Cotton Goods, Trimmings, Etc. Your early inspection is
solicited. “WELCOME.”
pairs
of
newest shades to match
your
new dress; tans, browns, blues,
whites, greens, reds, gray, pink,
main, lavender, purple, in plain
Llsh, lace and embroidered Our
hosiery stock is th? most com­
$ 1.50, Our Regular Price is $ 1.00
plete in
out side of
Oregon
Portland: almost anything yot
The Friendly Stor’s Early Showing of
want in regular and extra siz­
es and the values ar-J as good
Newest Model in Coats,
Suits and Skirts
as anywhere in America, Hose
for women at 10c to $8 a pr.
Men’s Belts, Latest Styles 50c
50c we show Pioneer and Crown belts in black, tan, brown, red,
blue and gray; made with copper, bra»» or niekle buckle and in
narrow and wide width».
at from 75c to
Other Belts in Alligator and Reni,
t
Hose
for
at
children
10c
to 50c a pair. The price of every pair is guaranteed,
mall orders or telephone Main I.
50c Four-in-Hands and Bows 25c
Notice window display of new brown 4 in hand and bow tie«; they
are made of good ¿Ilk, stitched ends aud equal to other «tores'
50c Tie«.
1 * If
Wonderful Hats $3.00
I
The quality accounts for our big business on them
New
•hades Bombay, green, lizard and sab)» browns. Roanoke tan.
you would gladly pay $3.50 for inese but th*
ing».
* —
4.
now and be prepared.
and cost 15c.
■'h|« heel«, toes and soles
They have do
d 50
5000 Yards India Linon, a yd 5c
We offer 5000 yards fine white India Linon, wot h i 1-2 cent, a >d
29 laches wide st this low price, buy all y -u want; If yotf can!
come »end for It won't la»t long,
Yard...................................................................
5c
Other India Linon specially priced at
9c, I 1c, 14c, 18c, 27c and ^2c
$3 German Linen Napkins $2.10
100 down 23 Inch sliver bleached German linen Napkins; ten pat­
terns; this Is the greatest sale of pure linen napkins ever of­
fered In Eugene Be sure you get your share.
*2.10
$3.00 value«, per doxen.................... .. ..................................
25c Linen Huck Towels ea
Large hemmed Linen lluck Towel«, while au<l colored
l>order«l 25c values, «pedal, each.......... ........................
17c
. . . 17c
$10
perfect fitting garments.
FARMERS COMPLAIN (IF
POOR PHONE SERVICE
I Riandai t'orrv«pond» n< e, I
Pleasant Hill. Feo. 2.'.
Farmers
are rubhlng «evdlug. and a larga acre-
,ige 1« beltig «own. Iarg< r than usuai,
leverai farina that |ast year lay Idle
■ire brina wiirkol
All thè teli ¡ihone ilio » In thi- •
transact their business with thia bank,
There are nian$ reason« why you should have an account with
us there is no reason why you cannot.
It you do not know the Importance of having a bank account.
call In and
• us tell »■>'» a >o>it it
We want your burin»»» and »« will appreciate It.
The high standard of service and th» liberal treatment accord­
ati our customer« ts «■»II to
f our .«■
at n of theii patron-
yon«
The Eugene Loan and Savings Bank
Capital and surplus.
... SimiiHMi
I. BROW X. I’rmMrnt.
I OMtl KN. Cashier.
. PAINE, litr I’rv.bl. nt.
W. JtltOU X. 4-.I. Cashier.
As fresh and bright as spring flowers are thhse new
fancy patterns.
breasted or double, cuffs on sleeve; plain or
fancy pocket peg top or regular pant«. Box
$15
Are exceptional!;
back or form fitting coat.
good values at our price, $15.00; others ask
■J, Xj
I
FREE!!
brown, leather,
blacks, blues and
materials
are cheviots,
tweeds, casslmeres. worsteds and velours.
pinks,
light blue,
reds, greens, grays, etc; dark
etc;
and light colorings, 27 to 34
quality that la usually so!d
Inches wide.
for 35c at, yard
29 Inches
wide;
th»
,.
36-in Linen
Suiting 25c
Fancy Lawns
at 12%c
Comes in grays, browns, blues,
Dainty figured Lawns In light
lavender, pink, etc.,
or
suits
and dark colors at 12 1-2«
yd. Dimities, etc., at,
yd ............................ 5c to 83c
Bright New Silks and Suitings
Many women are choosing new materials now from lb-
from hundreds of samples, are here represented in the Car.»red
$20
spring colorings.
ROIGH WEAVE SILK
ffbe.
27-inch Burn.ah silk in tans,
fine brown and tan worsteds, besides grays,
bluer, -brown, gray'and
only, yard ......................
$25
592-594 Willamette St.
silks for Suits and Waists
im » c
■estloa that Ml-v-na never to
at, yard................ OOc to «La#
Plair. ard fancy weaves in one. two and three toned effects: 36 to I
MONEY BACK
cure,
Hull's drtig store sells Mi-o-na in
.»0-cent boxes, and guaranties to re­
fund the money if it does not give
complete satisfaction
Hlckork Bark Congn Rcmrdv.made
by the Hickory Brak Remedy Com­
pany. of Salem, Or., guaranteed to be
pure; guaranteed to enre your cough
or money refunded
Guaranteed to
make a friend of you. For sale by
Hull's Red Cross Drug Store and
first-class dealers everywhere.
■'> inches wide in br< wns, navys, Copenhagen», greens, tanx
reds,
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦■a
CATTLE FOR Sill
♦
♦
♦
DIED
+
Twenty
head
of
two-y
♦
♦
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ steers, 20 head of milch co»’-
head of yearlings for sale
At Creswell. February 2«, 1908, ticulars apply to Geo. I. ’*• ■’>
Mis Allee Smith, widow of George Goshen, Oregon.
Smith, who died there some time ago.
She was the sister of Mrs. J. C. Bran­
Agents for Petaluma
stetter. of Eugene, and leaves a large and Brooders.
family of young children.
Chambers Hardware
I se Diamond Chick Food for little
Chicken •.
A marriage license was
___
granted
Chambers Hardware Co.
Saturday afternoon to Robert"!» M.
Kenzte, aged 39 years, and Mis« R. r
Hendershott’» orchestra, of this
|tha Hyland, aged 2 4. both of Jun-- city, furnished the mnusie f ir the
I tion City.
baseball team's dance at Coburg Sat­
urday night. It was a very success­
Time to Cry a Hall Before Complete
New arrivals in this season's lare ful affair.
U nvk Re«ults.
and cottage curtains at Campbell-
There are thousands, both men and Fellman Company, one block west of
A sure cure, one you can depend
women, who do not take time to eat Loan « Savings Bank
npon Hick rq Bark Cough Remedy.
| properly
They rush through life,
A sure cure and it’s pure. Vst It1
and as a result we have an age of in­
Biick stoves ana ranges at Camp- for all lung troubles, coughs, colds,
digestion. nervousness, irritability, bell-Felltnan Company.
hoarseness and sore throat. For sale
‘sleepless nights, and morose disposi­
Hr r”!11*
Cr°*‘ DrU* 3lOr<f “n<1l
I 11 «41 — < i at* ,4 dealers
•« 1 .v * _ — — — *
tion« Our national danger Is stom­
first-class
everywhere.
ach weakness, due tn the strenuous
no longer any excuse tor indite
Rick !»endach'
pnlpitatlnn. »
An immense variety of n » J
Novelty Wool Dress Goods
at 50c to $1.00
S. H. FRIENDLY
life.
With the dl«enrery of Mi-o-ni t
lets, which strengthen the wal
•he stomach and stimulate th<
NOVELTY SIRS OOc t< S1-K)
V
Next week, a camel hair clothes brush with suits
EUGENE’S
LARGEST
AND
BEST bTORE
navy, white, tan, champagne,
and plaids in blues,
handsome novelties Just arrived at Friendly's.
Al] of the winning weaves and dainty designs carefully c-bosea
$25.00 Suits, hand made but­
Pattern in brown and grrfy.
dress
The planning of your new Suit and selecting of material is fssclo-
At 135.00 we show a magnificent line of
$25
Washable cotton Voile comes In
fine
Ginghams in stripes, checks,
at Ing.
ton holes, hand filled collars and new broad
at
About 200 pieces
and only, yd......................... 25c
Our $20.00 Suits have all the style of oth­
shoulder«.
Two Thread
Voile 25c
for skirts, waists
$20.00 for it.
er clothiers;
Ginghams
8/^c to 25c
green,
$15
pretty
ally low—and the variety is all one could wish.
100 absolutely all Wuvl blue serge Sults
aL
and
wash fabrics; designs on soft, sheer materials--every shade ia
pleasing colon
the kind that makes the beautiful suits Suits
and Waists for women and dainty dresses for children. The«
new fabrics are not expensive—every yard is marked: exreptiua-
$10
Fitzpatrick, of Eastern Ore­ able for hand-made shingles is befiuni-
tlon are complaining of p or service,
ing very scarce
due not to employes, but to poor gon. who has been visiting her sister
W. W Martin, of Salem, last week
equipment of P. S. lines and switches Mrs A E CheUowlth. left for home placed an all-pollshed sarcophagus
prie of yesterday
If the proposed raise In
I
Miss May Smith, of Natron, is monument of Scotch and Swedish
phones and lines materialises, there I
granite over the graves of Thomas
may be a revolt of farmers' lines and teaching the spring term of school in Williams, his wife and son Robert,
a general stampede to some other the Edenvale district. _
C ,C. Mulkey and Ben Ebv were all pioneer« of ‘53. At each grave
system.
Is also a Scotch granite roll with in-
Mr. Jos Jackson, a retired farmer down from Mabel to visit friends over |»crlption and all enclosed with heavy
of southern Kansas. Is here visiting Sundav
It is reported that Bert Mathew» curbing of California granite. This
the Carpenter family, who are
will In the near future esta bllsh a work cost $700. and would do credit
time neighbors.
He also placed two
shingle mill on the Mathews timber to any place.
Fred Cook made a buxine»»
Th is mounments for the McFarlaud fam­
tract In this neighborhood
to Cottage Grove this woA
no doubt would be a paying ; enter- ily. besides some smaller ones.
REGULAR.
prise and a great advantage to the
peonle of this »ection, as timber suit
Many Persons for Many Reasons
Wash Fabrics For Spring
made of fine woven serge and either single
$20
muslin
Wonderful
values
In
Skirts, Gowns, Drawers, etc at 2 5c
made
to 11.00
Splendidly
and
♦ M SI
large line of good serviceable, and weilmade
Suits in plain blue, black, brown, gray and
Friday and Saturday we offer 50
dozen fine cambric corset covers,
loose and
tight fitting sixes 32 to 46. Buy Erl-
day and Saturday all you want at
this very low price. Values to 50c;
23<
your choice, each.............
> we not be of servir
aL
Kabo models at $ I .GO, Rt.Ati. ¡S2..1U,
Dainty and Pretty
In popular priced Clothing We show a
at
lets trimmed with lace;
full' tapering waist lines.
«3.50 uu<l *5.00
Snappy Styles in Men*s and Boys’ Suits
50c Corset Couers
each 25c
trimmed In lace and embroidery;
row» of Insertion down front; arui
spring styles, and to this tendency the "Kabo” lends its grace­
TR Friend Store’s Rar,y Showing of
The New Spring Suits are Elaborate
in Design and Pattern and Our
Prices Exceptionally Low
We have
We mention the Kabo because siea-
d rne>s of waist and extremely long hips is the keynote of th«
ALL ALTERATIONS MADE W1THOVT EXTRA CHAI«»; BY OI K
OWN TAILOIL SATISFACTION fiVAKA.'•TEED.
men's fancy half Hose at
Sale White Goods
also the La Marguerette.
Almost every new style and material, plain and checked lawns, Jap
Silk. Rajah and Taffeta Silks, black, white and cream; net waists,
plain and elaborately trimmed; long and short sleeves; button
11 out aud back.
1
Exceptional values at 75c, «1.00 Uf . . >. .a..........
1 J
•• of Humpty-Dumpty Hosiery at 15c
Sensational pattern« In
ought to see them before selecting your new spring suit.
New WaisLs..
^•v You’ll Need Hosiery
...
I. ■ • « not
1 i . t Investigate the merit»
■o ...
why
You can see all the new Corset models at our counters now and yj®
The new dress skirts made from the most fashionable materials in
the newest styles, pleated and gored, plain and trimmed; the
prices begin at
CIA
*3.50 up to .......................................... ,..........................................
Varsity Hat, never is more than $3.00
» Some
Kabo Corsets New Spring Models
Ladies and Misses' Spring Jackets made of fancy and plain Coverts
In tan», grays and black pony and tightfittlng styles and the long
loose colored and white coats in woql and »ilk materials. We
want you to visit this department; there is lots of room and light
Coats to please
(T e ftft
at *12.50, «7.00 and ........................................
JIJ.Uv
Our new "Varsity'' Hat» are remarkably clever In design and color­
Ag-.nt* celebrated Wayne Knit
Hose.
Styles are r mi and tight fitting in three and four button Cut­
away, »ingle and double-breasted; plain and fancy effects; regular
aim Butterfly sleeves, skirts gored and pleated, plain and ruffle
or »trailed trimmed. The materials are serge, stripe panama,
fancy worsted Ujah cloths; colors, navy, browns, Copenhagen,
leather, tans, greens and -black. This is the largest variety and
the best values we have ever offered so early in the season;
Ladles' and Misses’
Suits *10.50 and ........................................................................
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CASTOLA
For Iafaa's •
Tin Ulti Vo
Bears th»
oi
Mak» your hens
feeding Se
Co.
Homebnllaer» will find tM
bargain» in
Blai* str -et
Make your own terms: pay D'
lot or acre tract out of )0>r •
ly savings.
THE MEN WHO KN
THE SUPERIOR
QUALITIES OF
« i ^ i T -»
f
>pW*
SUCKERS. SUITS
AND HATS '
are the m?n who ha e
put them to the herd-
est tests tn the rough­
est wecther
Get the oricinol
Towers fish ora nd
made siece IB36
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