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About Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 190?-1910 | View Entire Issue (April 9, 1908)
EUGENE WEEKLY GIAKI». THI USD AY. APRIL ». 1®OM 13 The Friendìy Store Fader Saks, Spedai Values in Ready-tc-Wear Apparel for Women, Men and Children, Hosiery, Neckwear, Gloves^ Underwear, Dress Goods, Silks, R'bbons, Belts, Petticoats, etc We Sell for Less Muslin Gowns, Underskirts Mail and Phone Orders Have and Drawers Extra Special Prompt and Careful Attention Hundreds will take advantage of these extra values In fine white Vnderniusllns; many new lace and embroidery styles as well a* the more staple tucked and pleated effects. The stronegst feature of our Undermuslins Is the very substantial way In which they are made. Ev ery seam Is double stitched and the quality of materials used n making is the best. Then the extreme fullness of every garment. Gowns in regular and extra sizes.............................................. -NO«- to *M.«H» Hklrts In regular and extra slz< s .......................................... IWJr to *10.00 Drawers In regular and extra sizes......................................... -■’><■ to *3.50 Corset Covers In all sizes ............................................................. •-*' •<> *2.00 | 1 I | I l We solicit your mail and telephone orders and guarantee satisfac- tlon. Samples furnished on request and articles ordered by mail or i telephone that are not satisfactory may be returned. No use to send away off for what you can get at home, press or freight .—that's all, for we at all times on the same merchan- a trial order and be convinced. Some Splendid Table Linen Values Telephone orders delivered promptly. at, Easter Is only a few weeks away. In your Table Linen com plete for this occasion. If not. come to The Friendly Store and supply your needs at a saving. That sell usually for 75c, *1.00 and *1.25, and all new spring patterns and weave»; taffetas, Foulards and Rajah effects in dainty figures, dots and stripes, 19 to 27 inches wide in the most fashionable color combinations. Our Men’s Shop Offers Mar*y Bar gains in Easter Apparel, Hats, Shirts, Gloves, Underwear, Etc. th Voile Is one of the most fashionable of spring fabrics and this fine Marguisette Voile In cream, grey, green, reseda, light blue and cham No matter whether you want a soft collar negligee Shirt ut 5tie or a fine linen Dress Shirt at *1 our assortments are complete. New designs and fabrics in Oolf Shirts received yester day at ........................................................................... *1.00, *1.25 niul *1.50 pagne, 44 Inches wide, ought to be picked up quick at 75c yard. Qi < , 0*111 lS $ 1.50 and $2 English Suiting yd $ 1 These come in 7 and x yard dress patterns in green, tan and blue Tomorrow we offer all gent's English made Golf Gloves at the following prices: *2.00 »2.50 Gloves In tan. brown and gray *1.75 12.00 Gloves In tan, brown and gray 11.50 *1.75 Gloves in tan, brown and grey Gloves combinations In checks, plaids and mixtures; Comforts, Blanket,*, Pillows Extra values In Comforts at J 1 .00 to *3.00 ea; wool Blankets, 12.50 to 110.00; Pillows filled with good feathers. 90c to *1.SO ea., all worth a great deal more. Childrens’ Wash Suits, ages 1 to 6 Bed Spreads at $1, $1.50 to $5.00 loo Wash Suits made in Sailor and Buster Brown effects made from Percale, Linen and I’ongee in plads and fancy colors. 1 th*——to t»«n»b«rt «*••* Levi Strauss & Co’s Copper Riveted Overall. *• ““ **«•••• to* — m th* ««zM ■ cut corner» for Iron lied or square corner; crochet, Honeycomb and Satin Damask. Eugene’s Largest and Best. Store or Your Money Back S. H. FRIENDLY In Multnomah county, telling of the great uprising tn popular sentiment In support of the principle. In Mult nomah county the sentiment Is grow ing rapidly and there is Ht roil a reason to believe that the entire elegation favorlug Sta:em. nt No. 1 will bo nominated and ebs ted in June. * ♦ + + + + ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ BORN. At to H At 205 Washington streit. Eugene. April X, ISO*, to A. E. Brabham ami wife. a daughter. ♦♦+♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦+ ♦ » Bee supplies of all kinds. CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO ♦ ♦ I Special Correspondence.) ♦ Elmira. April X. Wh.toping cough ♦ iH the order of the day In our city. ♦ Revival meetings will begin at the I Christian church on Thursday even ing. Everybody Invited \rCI.H ITIONM I’tlll Mr. Conant Is reported sick at GHA/.ING PEKMITN writinK Miss Florence Intnan closed a Notice 1s hereby given tht all ap successful term of school at the plications for permits to graze cat Otik school on Friday, and began to tle. horses and sheep within the Cas teach a three mouths’ term on Mon cade (Willamette) National Forest, day at Fir Grove. during the season of 19«8, must be Bert Inman and wife spent Sunday filed In my office at Eugene, Ore., with Mr. and Mrs. Cheshire on the on or before April Io, 1908. This ridge new division Includes grazing dis-1 If the Franklin (■.♦respondent will trlcts 1. 2. 3, 4. 5. «. 7. I. >. and 10 come up we will be glad to show him of the Cascade (South) National over our city and let him see the Im- Forest, as established last year. Full provements He said at least four Information In regard to the grazing new families Had moved into Elmira fees to be charged and blank forms Humph! to be used In making application will .Mia» Laurel Inman, the teacher in be furnizhed upon request. the Sweet district, went to Eugene on C. R. SEITZ. Supervisor. the stage Fi day night, returning on i Monday morning. C Smith, the blacksmith, went Miss Mary Gay spent a few days at to Creswell this afternoon on busi- home this week Fred Yates expects to begin mak- ■ Ing cheese In a few days. Reese Zumwalt Is breaking a colt I to work to the wheelbarrow. Look out .girls. Mr. Klwell Is clearing up his prlp- erty In the northern part of the city. G B Brown has invested in a lot cf new wire fence and expects to In- I prove things around his place. ‘ , i I , ITTLE All. j3SE. SMALL SMALL FiLL | PILLS. -* • "■'T'íun» '/MUM® mind that Mr. Keenej P. Co’s, road bed and rolling stock. from *5,000 per mile to *20,000 per | mile, and increased their land as sessments from an average of *2.23 per acre to an average of *X.00 per acre, he must reason that this com- ■ pany Is not going to lend any in-1 fluence toward re-electing Mr. Keen ey.—that job will have to be attend-I ed to by the tax payers of Lane coun- i ty. all of whom have been benefitted by the change. SLICKERS. SUITS/ AND HATS / are the men who have put them to the hard est tests in the rough est weather. Get the original Tower's Fish Brand made since 1836 catalog r/nr for thc as / vng A J TOWER CO BOSTON. U 3 A TO«’« CAV-ACIIWM CO I IM ’ » O ’ • *■'* V-FURSiHIDES f(,r spot cash. 10 to 50', more money for yon to shin Raw Fur« and R Mew to ax than to sell ut heuie. W rite for Price List. Market Report, Shipping Tags, atul a'ontoar HUNTERS& TRAPPERS’ GUIDE, .1 4 4) ... leather M un i. H—t ih nr .>n th« *i*l,|«rt ***r written Illu»1r*tinr *ll Fur ia.tn*.i M at» ut Trapper»’ Secrets. Deo>v«. Trap*. Game Laws How and where tz» trap an,I tn becomr» we- ce-.f -.I trapper It . a re*ular Unr 3 Piu*. To eur cttsKmer« |l I. HUsU*M<i*li heautiro. R Bes Our Maitneli. Bait and JJecov ntlraet» animal* to traps, fl DO per h<>ttle. *h(pr-vir U> le* and Furs to usaiid »cj Ui*he»tpri,^. Audera h Bret».. DvpL »1. Ylluu—polls,Mia* DeWITT’S KIDNEY AND BLADDER. PILLS FOR. D A ■ M w . lok A ^KiJ"T.’^ Sfw Inflammation of the Bladder l/OVlldTlVl £J w a WEEK’S TRIAL 25c :: « xxxxxxxxxxtxxtxxxtnxxxx: ****♦*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•«•♦*♦****•*« ***■ Something IN BUG In Eugene, \pril 7, 190S, to John Buster and wife. a son. ♦ ♦ ♦ I ovitirely cured ul these Little PilijJl They ai so reline tre- > hi TXyypcpsU, j3 oig' u MdTooBniJ Fati:./. A perfetti^] e'1-t.-O’.'.lness.ü^ 3 P’LIS. Lrow.-icc:s, 1’4 j J tn i io -Muuta, (¿aj Tongue. p-.un |j utTZl Top.Pin LIVDt .M gulate tbo Bowels. Purdy Vagtrzliie, CARTER'S THE SUPERIOR QUALITIES OF •xOWERs Fresh garden seed in bulk. CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. I SI II I MI X I NO. I TO SWEEP TIIE STATE. Roseburg, Or.. April 7. This city the different counties and legislative districts throughout the state make It more and more apparent that the probability of a Statement No. I ma jority In the next legislature Is now a practical certainty It Is true there are many more candidates for the senate and houz who have entered the field el:her unpledged or pledged to "republican voters’ choiror some similar pledge than have come out fluff ted on a Slateni- nt No. T platform, but the number of those wishing to run for an office on any platform does not Indicate the way the votes are going to fall From every hand reports are com Ing to the friends of Statement No. I to to* w*rk*r* that show a savin* of 20 per cent to 25 per cent; hemmed and fringed, We still have our bargain counter, which Includes hardware, furniture. rii^< and matting. Don't wait until thee ar< all gon CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. SIGti KtAÜACHE THE MEN WHO KNOW Sheriff Fisk is of the opinion that the man arrested by Deputy Sheriffs Hammond and Croner Sunday Is not the one wanted for the murder of .Julius Wallande at Silver Lake, yet he has not evidence enough to turn him loose, and is waiting further word from I.ake county. Peterson, ' as the fellow gives his name, is in a I bad shape both mentally and physi-J (■ally, and he will be kept in jail till | '■ he gets better, whether he is the man ' wanted or not. imported cloths; President David Starr Jordan J Stanford University, passed throJ Eugene yesterday morning on hia.J home from a trip to Montana *1 pern* Í I values to *2.00 at *l.oo a yard. T T i New spring Underwear in Ian, gruyo, blue«, w liite LJnQCrWCar nll4| cream ill plain color» and fancy Skirt» . and drawer», 32 to II luche»; worth 75c; our »|M*cial /trice............ .. ....................................................................... in the mine fine Salem, April 6. Ty1(> h 1 ping of Presiding Hi!.. \v cf the Free Method;.-:.,' two women members .if -fa rfa-■ gallon of that chum in iT- •ezealaw _ ^e*(j 1 urday nie*ln> night )*«>« has cre;r ’ Ur o J excitement in the no . 3 th.s city, where the ‘ -* 1 The fact thaf th? a- ,. had «3 place became known this ■) tu.jf, . when warrants were ® .s - * • rn outtj the iyrrest of the,two a--., •a*v * tie HhJI Lou Goode and Mrs. f together with Jasper Uo'Jd. brother, and .Mr. and Mri ¡L ¡¡¡S lips. -Mrs. Phillips and Mrs the sisters of Miss Lou Goode “'J*! charge upon which the crows 'M been arrested is that of disturb . I religious meeting. “‘■•i / ——------ - Thousands of rolls of new Ba" per just received. *“*| CHAMBERS HARDWARE w W Albany Democrat: II. J. Clark was down front Cottage Grove today and ordered some brick of J. 8. Morgan to complete a couple of brick blocks at that city. He reports a good deal | of building this year all through the 'valley. Mr. Clark will probably be a bidder on the big Elks' block, the contract for which will be let about the 20th. He helped build quite a number of Albany's prominent bricks twenty or thirty years ago, includ ing the Odd Fellows’ temple. $1.25 54-in Wool Voile, yard 75c | m Q|K CARTERS «’W-TTLE h Id I VER * Hats f?» 11? Kin I V" F IvlIVI ▼JL7L/ 1 Dr. J. W. Harris, county health of ficer, has completed his report for the month- of March. The following figures are taken from it: Twenty-one deaths in March prop erly reported, as follows: Heart failure, 2; pneumonia, 3; Bright’s disease, 2; tuberculosis. o • cerebral hemorrhage, 2; bowel hem- orrhage, 1; rheumatism. 1: ear«.-, 1; accidentally drowned. 1: disease of stomach, 1; heart disease, 1; dia- betes, 1; whooping cough, 1; apo- plexy, 1. Twenty-five births—Males, 15; fe- males, 10. Contagious diseases, 13- -Diphthe ria, 1; smallpox, 12. New Dress Goods 50c, $ 1 an.d $ 1.25 This M-HMin our Hat store Is beuiiiing full of gissi Hat val ue,, in staple anil novel shapes. Our lii.l man will fit you in luitli style, color mid quality. I lie new »hades are Bombay Bnmze, Elephant Breast, Monkey mill Lizard Brown as wi ll as grays, tans mid blacks; prices *1.50 to I I • le. S Louis E. Bean who is a candidate for re present a U' • before the Repub- lican primaries, L s well equipped for the position he leeks. A lawyer of ability and l»rg practice, law-mak- ing along pract •al lines should be congenial w*rk, i nd he should be able to make a recot 1 in the legislaturej creditable »like to his constituents | and himself. Furthermore, Mr. Bean has been raised in Lane jounty. knows our peo ple, wants and wishes, more pie, their v_ thoroughly than any other aspitant because of a more extended personal acquaintance and longer r sidence among them. The voters, irrespec tive of party, could make no mistake in sending a man of his acknowledg ed ability and high personal charac ter to represent them at Salem, and the Republican party, in niakin g.Mr. Bean its nominee, would have the ad vance assurance that such nomina tion was equivalent to an election. ADVOCATES REDUCING COTTON ACREAGE Give us 1 ____ BEX F. KEENEY. Lane County's Assessor. Regarding tiie candidacy of Ben F. Keeney for re-election for a second term as County Assessor there is one fact that cannot be denied, and that Is there Is no danger of anyone charging hint with being the candi date of the Southern Pacific Com- Atlanta. April 8.—A signed state pany or any other corporate lnter- ment to the farmers of the South by ests for when the tax payer calls Harvle Jordan, president of the Southern Cotton Association, urges a reduction of the cotton acreage of 35 par cent. He says that unles» this is d<pte prices «ill be low next fall. Jordan also urges the growers to what stocks they have on hand. We save you the mall, ex- disc guarantee prices to be as low as they are sold anywhere. PRESIDING EI.IIH» ATTORNEY MH1S E. BEAN HOILSEU HH-I-H, |.v I EG1SLA ni E CANDIDATE COUNTY HEALTH OFFICER'S REPORT FOR MARCH L I A Buggy especially safe for women and children. Will turn clear around ill 16-fooL space. Do you realize what this means. If your horse gets scared at the street car you can turn in 16 feet without tipping. Accidents reduced to a minimum when nn :::: ::g The Short Turn Buggy comes into general use which wi'l be i,-. a short time. We have a full stock in the latest styles and finishes. I We are Leaders in New Departures Hickory Bark Cough Remedy.made by the Hickory Bark Remedy Com- pany. of Salem. Or . guaranteed to be pure; guaranteed to cure your cough or money refunded Guarantee to make a friend of you. For sale by Hull’a Red Croaa Drug store and first-class dealers everywhere. Chambers Hardware Co i SOLE AGENTS ♦J ................................................................................................................................................................................ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦•♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦e ♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦**•*♦•*‘ ♦-♦♦♦♦♦•••*»ZXîiX**îî»*****Aew*Ae***e*e**«*»**Z «