Eugene weekly guard., March 12, 1908, Page 12, Image 12

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EVGKNE WEEKLY «VARO. THLHsDAY. MAR*« 12. AoH
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The Friendly Store
WtEKLY REPORT OF
What> Others Advertise We Sell For Less
$10.00 Guaranteed Slk Petticoats, ca. $7.50
> sale we off»T our r»
flounce and silk dm r- it ile; com»
Made t
in, navy, gr en. r -d.
k; splendidly tallo,i d eauii, ea
$14 75 Pin Stripe
Silk Petticoats $3.75
Only on- d awn of there white with pink, I ue, green and lav­
ender pin - rip . v.-ry full » Iri ulat fl ii.u»■«• and dust rufflf
r< guiar >1 4 75 values
SS.75
Sale price, each . . .
$4.00 and $5.00 Japanese
Silk waisLs, ea $2.95
• 5 dozen Japanese sf'k Wai«t» in cream and black, trimmed in
lace and Insertion and medalions; and includes also a num­
ber of the n- w Lingerie Waists,
Values to >5.00, each
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New Tailored Suits $15 to $45 f>ressSk’rts
New Spring Jackets $5 to $ 12 50 $5 to $20
Two Lace
Curtain Specials
This
Sale
For
F riday
Saturday
and
Monday
Only
Send Us
Your
Mail
Orders
Remarkable Offering of
new fancy and plain silks
EUGENE MARKET
Chittlm bark—4 1-2 Ö 5c.
Wool—lsr.
Poultry. Eggs. ele.
Es-’s Per dos 15c.
Dairy Butter—Per roll—50'
Creamery Butter—Per roll. 60$p
Hen»— Per lb., 10c.
Fry»— Per lb.. 10c.
Geese— -Per in., 7c.
Ducks- -Per lb., be.
Turkeys— Per lb. 12 He.
Fruit«, I, \ »s;etat>lee. Etc.
New Potatoes—50c per cwt.
Onions—Per cwt., >3.75.
Lemons—-Per case, >3.75.
Oranges- >2.75.
Liv«*stock Market.
Steers—Per lb 4 @ 3 l-2c.
Good cows—3© 4.
Good prime dressed veal—
Mutton on foot—Per lb. 4 1-2.
Fat Hogs— 5© 5 1-4.
Fat Hogs, dressed—6© 6 1-4.
Grain and Feed.
Flour—>4 2 5.
Oat hay- ■> I 5.
Oat Hay, >13.
Timothy hay—Per ton—>10.
New Oats—Per bu. 45c.
Bran
P> r ton >29.
Mixed feed—Per ton »30.
Shorts, per ton-->32.
New Wheat- Per bu. 85c.
Rolled baflev- —Pe» ton >34.
Chonped feed- —>31 per ton.
Cra. ked Corn ->36-40.
F.tF YOl R SCNIHY DINNKu
try ’he following delightful t .71
1-2 cup English Wa.nut m- ’ n
1-2 dozen fig*, i’ut iy> na. 1
1 10 ’ pa -kaj: JELL-O, a *
Dissolve the JELL-O l’u
b link wat.r. When
i
imencing to th!cl-eu «r
I
?rve with whlpt, t
MA- -
MOULDING
SIDEWALK
SíTINQL^
POl’Ti » Xl> M IRK ET REPORT.
.. March 13.—Fur-
Port if nd
of California butter
er sbtn
$ 1
re pynor’oj within a
j to this r.1'
i H quite probable
| few dav
s will bo put 'down
that loc 1
50 pairs N'ottinghnin Net Curtains;
1er to me t the com- i
this wee •
floral and conventional l> >rd> > .
! petition fro’
p south. This is the I
I
ÍMH-
and dot centers, 3 yards long. 4 5
production in Callf- I
| setfs'in o’' f!
Inches wide;
weeks t
; orr la. a• I i
>1.60 values pr ............................... $I.I<>
•'n. As vet i
: earlier than
I
J. mJ
V«J
1 there Is no
2 dozen pulrs Net Curtains. n> at File' and
.Oregon
shocks
h
re
but
production
Is
Renaissance la<«> border and edge;
I
I steadily ’nerct-l’>e and f”’ nec.eaafty
beautiful patterns, >7.50
. of a lower price is generally felt In ,
quality, a pair .................
the trad’.
Potato« -. Here I’loif Bermuda.
Special Values in Net Curtains at
A wonderful -offering of beautiful novelty Dress Silks; all new designs, shown in the
WE HAVE ALL KIVI» Of
Real Bermuda potato s hav<> en-|
tered the Pcrtland market and have
$2 50, $3 50, $4.00, $4.50 and $6.00
most desirable shade», bluefc, browns and greens in Foulards. Surah, Taffeta, etc.
GARDEN S!
SLEDS IN III\.K
sold wholetuie al 15c a pound. The!
19 to 2 7 inches wide; dots, plaids, stripes, fancy silks, values up to >1.00 for
ALL NEW .ANI» FRESH. 1 It
arrivals wer° of th« garni chill va­
riety and were in fine shape. They
75c; fancy silk»; values to >1.50 for....................................................................... $1.10
(AN SAVE MONEY BV Bl Y.
cant’ In via Nev Orleans and the
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I NU VOIR GARDEN SEKUb
express' charge alone amounted to
6c a pound.
The
potatoes
were
FROM IS.
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY
packed In crates and were generally
of small size.
Levy & Spfegl, the
receivers, say they are among the
30 ini li Taffi’lu,
WOc 19 Inch color»*«! Taffeta
7Hi'
EUGENE
best supplies ever seen from the is­
$ I. I .">
Dirtela. $1.50; $1.25 27 im i» Iliai k Tuffeta
H5c
lands.
It
has
been
many
a
year
675 Yards of beautiful new l<>08 Foulard Silkt. xome in the newest colorings, browns,
end
Sis.
since potatoes were shipped to Port­
$2.00 »■tillin <1 Miiileybak »ilka, s|M-ciiil, a yard
$1.70
navy, green, tans, Copenhagen and black with small neat figuters, dots and strips.
land from
—th° high ev-
pr’ss rat? er.d the fa<’t that Or?
$2.25 llliiik ,\\\ quality Moneylmk silks, a yard
This seasons' most fashionable silks, 85c quality, -special Friday Surprise Sale, yd 48c
$1.75
and all Pacific c.’:mt stat s nrod
su 'h g od potatoes of their »
i makes shipments from »he farnvav
, winter resort almost an imnossibillty.
I Bermuda potatoes have a taste u»*-
l culiar to that eonntry; stocks being
I richer sweet, y-t totally unlike the!
end «j’.trml .■«<!
■ •
ajsciuuty
“• personal appear# tic« Is the doing or undoing of a man's career,
on
thev
are
attracting much aften-l
|»^T«-r>oo<«f>F •
I cither socially, commercially or financially.
•Ion I" being displayed in front of u]
X be tailoring which has made our Clothes so attractive In ele­
F urth 8’reet house,
gance has ',l4° ,nM(le
t'xampl s of the finest workmanship
n'cg< ii "¿gs are I’lBng I’p.
For rev ral d»ys there has tWfl
known.
spixHs Sewing Silk for . .
but s very limited demand in the
25<-
North for Oregon eggs, and F.m re­
•pool» Cotton Thread for
25<'
Every garment guaranteed I
sult has been a steady accumulation
Clean ■ Light Durable I
skins embroidery Silk for .
2λ<*
of stocks In the local market. Today
Suits ‘3°° Slickers‘J'S I
ranch eggs carefully candied were
cards best Hooks mitt Ky»,, f,,r I».
tiuot d weak at 17 to IS cents, with
mo trutrxt.'H r t—vtt I
Ileal English pln«( a paper ,
urtiot mt k * rn
most of the stile* around the former
a
co ec^ww» *. xa
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good
as
it
la
possible
to
make
clothes.
The
workmanship
Is
are as
AlOlJtiled Back ¿ombi , .
figure.
Not fiiany eggs have been
• 4 I i
put in cohl storage yet, and it is
of the best. That Is why our apparel! holds its shape and gives >l|c>
50e 1W ousted Hack Combs . .
said thiB not many will be stored
good service.
tfl
reach a lower level.
75c Hand Bags, »peclal, each ............
Fine hand tailored suits In single and double br»<4t» j model»
Che«-’«’ Market Is Steadier.
lairge Cube Pine, special a cube..........
t.Mll.st xJt ly«.«-
<,k< LA\
and made of th«* season's latest fabrics in
A steadier' tone is shown in
Artgum, for cleaning gloves, etc, pkg'
I’l.M u» l.'rs *- * <• a J « - \y/
local cheese market. Trade Is bet­
BROM NS, TANS, OI.IVKH, GRAYS H4A fcS AN’|| A|,|,
ter—supplies being picked up more
T ike n » •iht-T
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75c Always Read}- L»ivss Shields for
stylish combination of color.
~
A I • ’.liA ‘ • '•>
1 i H ' *, ’ *. < '■1 “ 1
freely than for some tlm* and quo­
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l»lAà]OY|;
Uvud quality Dress Shields, 2 pair .. .
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ve.WN’rntiwa«« 3e.t.'“•’f"
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tations are getting closer together
C:»i •>’<* r V *T’r*z’ '
than for,several months past Voting
t> »pools Clark's luster c»»tton
..........
Anjerf’-as are very scarce and for thf«
Plain Hook and Eyes, 2 cards for . .
reaso
<ome supplies were brought
25c Children's Acorn Knit Waists . . .
r
up from Calii’orr!'’ rm
s‘e-mer.
r
These s’ ’c't. are b»ing ffered along
>3 50 Kabo Cofeet», a pair ...............
|the str ■' at 16c a pound.
15c ludla l.lnon. a yard ....................
<1r
Br'i'» N. *»‘s on the Trad«’.
8c India l.lnon, a yard .......................... »'. . . V«
' Just f|v • cars of oranges are due
here wit.ifr. the next day or so.
Good qiiallty Dregs Calicoes, yd
.
A
A PÍRFfcU
IVhea' ’’"I floor trading is very
This aj’aifoh We show an extensive line of children s Doster Brown
36 tuch Art Burlap, a yard . . , * • • • V»
.AXAT V fl
I5r
light.
Prices
nominal
in
all
the
4
au<t Sailor styles, made of woo) and wash
former.
35r Comet Cover», each
25c
fabric» In all colòni, price............................................... .Vh to SM.OOO
Aspar-igus is higher here than in
the South b'”‘aitse of a severe frost
In southern California.
A shipment of California egg plant
Eugenes’ Largest and Foremost Store
Arc you interested in thcNaxaarath Waist
canie in hfs morning.
YOUR MONEYS’ WORTH
Hides ere very weak with values
Sketching Contest? 11 so come in and get a
about ii'ichang 1.
OR
YOUR
MONEY
BACK
The grand jury this after*”» *
klJcr containing all the rules and full detu'.s.
Coffe • market continues to show
592-5**4 WillamaCt* St,.
flrmn”-« ri;l( dallv
f ir t ie milder turned four indi/tments f ' ‘****1
selling. One w.»e again- '
_
grad-
who is already serving a
I’ ’’l.'.d I.lvtwtcck Market.
Thf e lo> >1 llvestcck market today sentence for the same offense,
noon at 2 o'clock, with Interinent in
LIFE Gt Altlis.
Jr
over 30 vesr« ago. settling near Eu
was t reported steady at yesterday’s another against Andy Ta'
♦
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the
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O.
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eewyetwry.
The Lite Guards are two regiments quotations.
gene.and had resided here ever since
city. He appeared and
Prevailing
prices
are;
♦
«
.MARRIED
of cavalry forming part of the Brit­
«
DIED
♦ He leaves a wife by a second mar­
Cattle­ n -st steers. > 4 25 © >4 SO; will enter hia plea laUr
♦ ish household troops. They are gal­
Six miles west of Eugene. March ♦
daughter. Mrs Park
♦
♦ riage and a
medium, >3.50© 4.00;; cows >3 25 two persons indicted have it'
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lant soldiers, and every loyal British ©’ 3 50;
Shotf, of Santa Clara. Cal
She was 7, 1*08, Amite, th«’ 15-vvar-old
f-lr to medium cows. 12 75 been arrested’ and their
heart is proud of them. Not only the 'i >3 2 5
formerly Miss Mabel Fuller, having daughter of D. P Ohlsen She leaves,
Mias
.Madeline
Betti»
and
Geo.
B
hulls >2.00 >t >2.75; ealv-s withheld until they are in ««’•
hern married about five years ago besides her father, four brother» and Word were married at the home of King's household, but. your's, ours, >3 75 (d 4.50.
(From Tuaadav'a Guard 1
thr<«‘ »later», her mother having died
Jesse Xlcone is out ft"’11 ’’‘.‘J''*
everybody's should
have its life
See»- — Good >5.50 'n 6.00;
At his home at 395 West Seventh Mr Fuller was an old solibter. a vet­
lam bn
nearly two years ago
The funeral th«’ bride'« parents at Coburg on guards
The need of them is espec­ >5.75© t>. 5 0.
Shislaw. He is a member >•
street. In Eugene, at 8 4»» o'clivk t*»»» eran of th«- civil war, having served
Friday. March 6
The bride Is a pop­
was held Monday with Interment In
Hogs -Best >5.25«? 5.50;
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morning. Valentine Robert Fuller, with the First Minnesota regiment
ular and respected young lady of Co­ ially great when the greatest foes of
lights. ging firm of Fellman &
the Danish cemetery.
states that the company <’
aged 6! year«, after a lingering Hi­ lie was a member of the Baptist
burg ami the groom Is a well-appear­ life, diseases, find allies in the very fats and feeders. $ »0© 5.25.
church
ami
live«!
a
consistent
Chris
­
elements,
as
colds,
influenza.
catarrh,
nes» of Bright's disease. » mipBcat-
alKjut half of tts h>4j
Portlnial Quotations.
Sheep shearing tnachln«*» and knife ing young mail, recently of Harris­ the grip, and pneumonia due in the
He was a good citizen and will
woods this winter becansp o
_
er with <jth«r ailment«.
Deceased tian
There
were
about eleven
Creamt ry Butter -30© 33 l-2c.
shai'iHiurs New model Just received I burg
he
missed
by
many
friends.
The
fu
­
stormy
month
of
March.
The
best
was born February 1 4. 1847. at
guests pn’sisit
Rev H
V Wood,
Eggs— 17© I 8e.
of enough water in the
Chamber» Hardware Co.
way
we
know
of
guard
against
these
neral
will
be
held
Thursday
after-
lavulsvllle, Ky
II«* came to Oregon
who has recently arrived from the
them down.
Chickens -14 0 15c.
East, performed the ceremony
The diseases is to strengthen the system
Wheat Valley 83; Bluestem 85c.
with
Ho.H'»
Sarsaparilla
the
great-
happy couple have the well wishes
The notarial comno-
Oat< Per ton. >26tfr28
and congratulations of all their Co- eet of all life guards. It removes the
Ham Williams, of D* <
Bari» '
Per ton >27 o >29.
conditions
In
wrhich
these
diseases
bu?g frtend«
with the county clerk todal
H»y
Timothy. >ls. Cheat >14
make their most successful attacks,
Grain Hay—15© 16.
give vigor an<l tone to ail the vital
Mohair—Choice, 29© 30c.
l'«e Diamond Cuna Food for little organs and functions, and imparts a
Wool Valley. 16 © 18c.
Chicken«
Special to Hally Guard
genial warmth to the blood
Re-
Hops—Prime 4c '«t 5 l-2c.
Chamber^ Hardware Co.
Junction City. Or . March 10
member the weaker the system the
Potatoes- 45c W 50c.
lotst night some one entered W C.
greater the exposure to diseaae.
Onions- >2.25 >2 50.
Dr Lowe, the optician, will be in Hood’» Sarsaparilla makes the sys.
\\ ashhurne's residence through a
Chittlm hark—3c© 3 l-’c.
window at the rear of the house and his Kitgene office all next week All tern strong.
carried off two suits of cfothes and person» who are troubled with head
J R Hills of Newberry, was In the
all of the «llverware
There ta no and eye aches are cordially Inviti*»!
W. S Abbott has bought Charles
cKy
looking after business mattvra
'.I
elee to
the
perpetrator», but I» to rail and have your ey»*s
Gold'« interest in the Ettgene-Crow-
w Monnd stage line, and he will be as­ yesterday
thought to be the work of nome one Eighteen year’» experience
who Is aiqantnted with the house
sociated In the business with Frank
Agents for Tetaiuma
incubator» Holland
Mr Abbott is an old stage
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„f. 9Í
Make your hens lay by feeding Se and Brooders
driver from Humboldt county. Ca.
Chambers
Hardware
Co.
curlty Toultry Powder
Chambers Hardware Co.
Levi
For Infant«
Mm. E. B Butler, a l<ane county
Copper Riveted O'ers**
pioneer
of
1853.
ha.«
been
here
for
Mr and Mr« E M Streeter »«tee!
seven»I davs «Jsitlng at the horn«* of
In town from Creswell Saturday
Mi and Mr« U B. 14» la\id
She left
Bears th«
today for Colfax Wash . where she Is
Fresh garden seed In bulk.
Sfiatar
Chambers Hardware Co. •
.SONotii-Mihim Curta ns$I.I0
$7,50 Net Curtains, pr $5.00
$5.00
$1.25 36-in Black and Colored Taffeta 90c
postj . boxes NJ
$1.00 Fancy Dress Silks a yd 75c
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$ 1.00 Fancy Dress Siiksa yd $ 1.10
FÄ.SSH j?Ï.LS
Meish Comforts $2 and $3
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85c New Foulard Silks Friday a yard 48c
Plain Taffet, a Silks Reduced
9th
G"OCFRY
Oak
MADE]
LITTLE THINGS
at LITTLE PRICES
FOR
%ASERV!iF
Every Man Should Be Fashionably Dressed
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OILED SUITS. SLICKERS
AND HATS
T?e Washington Co*s
and Schluss Clothes
6 riLwO
I
$10 to $35
Bòys* Wash Suits in Buster Brown
and SGilor Suits
TEA ’
FOUR INDICTMENTS
FOR LIQUOR SELL®
S. K. FRIENDLY
I
BURGLARY AT JUNCTION
CITY LAST NIGHT
in the m>ne
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casto ;: j a
The Kind Yen '
Strauss & ( jS