Eugene weekly guard., April 30, 1908, Page 12, Image 12

TH^ EUGENE WEEKLY GUARD, THURSDAY. APRIL *o
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NEWS ITEMS FROM
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This Store is Splendidly Ready for Spring Shopping
THIS IS THE STORE THAT IS ALWAYS BUSY
FRIENDLY’S MAY SALES NOW
And we are looking forward to more business, and what is more to t^e point we
are preparing for it. New lines and larger variety, more comfortable and con­
venient accommodations, better service, better values. A WORD ABOUT THIS
STORE’S POLICY- -Your idea tn buying is the same as ours in selling.
You want
the greatest possible value for your money. We want you to have it, for upon your
complete satisfaction rests our success.
We •"I ¿-re that our goods are right in every
way or we would not print in every one of our advertisements YOU MONEY’S
WORTH OR YOUR MONEY BACK
Make this strre your store; ask
for what you want, even if we have not got it we’ll get it so as to be ready next time.
Yoy’d like a perfect store near you and we’d like to manage it.
Four years ago we inaugurated these Annual May Sales, and they were a
success from the very start. We start planning for this event a year ahead
This
year we have brought together some of the greatest values ever offered in «tylish
Spr ng and Summer Wearables, House Furnishings, Etc.
This is a wonderful trade
opportunity that thousands will take advantage of either in person or by mail.
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urge you to read this Spring Bulletin over carefully’ it will aid you in deciding and
help you economize, keep it for future reference, the special prices listed are good all the
month of May. ALL MAIL ORDERS will receive full benefit of sale prices. Any
mail order sent us will have as careful attention as if you were at the counter yourself.
Samples submitted upon request
in the mine
•tor of t
mpany,
i interea
len Ar c
M
st ock
I loads
yards Wednesday, *to the Portland
This is the first shipment
market.
I made from
from the
the new stockyards as
Athey have Just recently been complet­
ed.
C. A. Prior was in town Wednes­
day. arriving from Roseburg, where
he has been employed in a barber;
shop since leaving Springfield.
He
is thinking some of locating In Eu-
M U h r«r». à tin
Har 4
in U h -erUHop
wwkera
,UMWi .
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Levi Strauss & r,a*.
Copper Riveted Qv«^
Ws a<M a.p-np^.1,
Lrmtnti im i S« w«rld
obiti Ala
Died, at his home in Clo,erdl'
Lane county, Oregon. April
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after a week's Illness • fr°m
nia. James Parker.
James ~
Parker
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was ...,rn in
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tifn
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ti county, Ohio, M:ir
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While yet a child his
□ Is parent»’» *-1
to Indiana, and from t .'ie"re'te nr*
Hls parents died when he w», <*
teen years old, and in 1x53 h t"lr']
his younger brother. Joseph A"1
ker, and two sisters. Mrs JaniK p
vln and Mrs. John Stoop«
the plains to Oregon, settliuj in n**
tiesnake valley, this <■> mtv andfe
there he moved to Plea-sant Hill J!'
in 1X68 he bought and moved t M
farm on which he lived uau 7'
death.
October 2> 1857, he was married.
to Fhoebe E. Rigdon, who died
1 4, 1904, and to them were txi-»
eleven children, eight sons and thr»
I daughters, nine
of
whom sun»
I KI»«
..Alin X<
.1
hi.m. T Luella
M. t (dec.-ased
l Mj,n
I K., I.uelen (deceased l, Hortense L i
Clarence A., Edith H John C Jb3j2
( C., Leroy C., Guy W . and Augusta?
One sister, Mrs. Jam s 1‘arrin ri.
'three brothers, J. M and W. R. plr.
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Word has been received by his rel-' leer, pf Dexter, this county, and Mar-1
utiv - in
Eugene
from Raymond tin
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ParkAr,
-
of Springfield, Missouri,
Kerr, of this city, who Is an appli­ survive him.
cant for cadetship
in
the United
During the Roufti. Hiver
f
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States naval academy at Annapolis, i war he served at » team*.it ,
that he lias successfully passed the
He served this county as commig
required examination for entrance ■loiter for f/nir years as a DetMcrgj
into the institution, and he will at and wtts> elected without making*
once take up hls work there. Kerr is canvas af the county, and against a
a well-known former student of the very large Republican majority.
Eugene
high
school.
Hls
many
Uncle Jim and Aunt Phoebe u
friends here are glad to learn that he they were known
by their maty
has been successful in the examina­ friends, were noted for their hospital­
tions.
ity. and will be greatly missed by tie
There have been several Eugene community in which they lived »
boys in this academy during the past many years.
few years, prominent among them be­
Hollister’s Kooky Mountain Tea
ing Wayhe Qaburn, now an ensign in
the navy, and Roy Davis, who 1« now tones the stomach, stimulates the lazy
liver; strengthens the bowrls nj
in Ills >enior year in the Institution.
makes their action easy and natural
The best tonic for the whole sys ei.
i 35c, Tea or Tablets.
1 will preach at Dexter next Mon­
LINN DRUG CO |
day evening. May 4th. 1 will begin a
series of two weeks’ meetings Tues­
Thomas Walker, of Pleasant Hill,
day. May 5th. at Rush island, above was a caller at The Guard office
Lowell.
Let every one within reach terday.
attend these meetings.
D. E. BAKER,
Missionary
Erank Whiteman returned from a
■ visit to his old home in England last
Friday, after an
absence of three
. months. He reports a very nice time
I considering all things, and found ev-
I erything much as it was when he left
i some four years ago. He was glad to
get back to Oregon and his business
and says he is willing to settle down
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for another four years.
Geo. Dorris, the successful exper­
imental farmer living one mile south
of Springfield, shipped a car load of
potatoes to Sacramento, Cal., this
week from Springfield.
It was one
of the finest cars of potatoes that 1
has ever been shipped out of this sec­
1
tion of the country.
Mr. Dorris Is
also marketing his asparagus, which
is yielding heavily, and finding a
good market.—News.
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NAVAL EXAMINATION
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Lad ies’ and M isses*
Beautiful White and
Col’ed Wash Dresses
I
May Sale of Ladies’ Tailored Suits
Lingerie Waists
Specially Priced
Ladies Suites’ $14, $17, $20, $30
Our entin stock of Lingerie Waists
specially priced; over 100 styles to
choose from. Every one new this
season.
Some trimmed
in em­
broidery but most of them trim­
med in lace and
insertion
and
ntadelions. The Waists are made
of fine Tnull and lawn. The reduc­
tions are:
EUGENE'S I,EXDING < I.OXK AND SUIT STORE OFFERS 10O OF THIS
SEXSONS MOST
I XSHION XIII,F Sill's XT A BIG SAlIllFK'E; si Ils 'I XDE
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NOXELTX
M XTEIll.XLs.
1*1 Xl\ < LOTUS ■»! KGI
PXNXMX. TXI I I I X. RX.I.XH PANAMA IN TIIE NKXXEST COLORINGS
XXI» MODELN; DOI BLE BREASTED, SINGLE Bill.ANTED,
IUT-X-WXX.
POINTED
J.XI'KI IS,
XFSIS ol PERSIAN BRAID. Ill M ERI LX si.I I X I s X ND PLAIN I'O NT SLEEVES: si ITs SUIT-
Mill I OR DRI ssX STREET XX I MC XND THE PLAINER TAILORED EFFECTS. EX EUX STITIII
IN Till SE Si l l S IN M XDE BN I \ 1*1 ICI I N< I I > I XI IJtllS; I X I RX <. XRMENT M ADI I <» 111 IND
SIXX ill
EXE It X GARMENT linio xxith THE hist POSSIBLE LINING, si Ils of merit
IX I X I RX PARTICULAR.
XX I- IM> NOT MEN TION XXX PARTICI LAR MAKER BI T
XDX ER­
TISI I RII NULT 'S SLITS BEI XI SE IT Is IRIENDLN THAT SELLS THEM XXII IT'S I RU ND­
IA S Gl Mt IN I I I TH XT GOES NX I III EX ERX Si IT. X ND XX IIEN Till Fill ENDEN STORE sXXS
IT’S X BARGAIN X ol KNOW IT IS ONE. Il- X Ol XXANT X SLIT DON'T XV XIT FORTHEX WILL
NOT I.ASI XT THESE PRICES.
Kikhi Outing Suits
Divided dnd Plain Skirts
Two style
Jackets,
Norfolk
and
Blouse, made of best grade army
Klklil cloth; »old In suits or jack­
ets and HklrtH wold separately;
Prices, Hill! »5.00. «<1.00 noil «<1.50
Lad ies’ 1' itted Sweat-
er Coats each $5.00
This In the most comfortable as well
as the neatest garment ever shown
In the coat ««eater line; shown In
colors and white, V shaped neck
Suits Worth
Suits Worth
Suits Worth
Suits Worth
Up to $1 7.50,
Up to $22.50,
Up to $55.00,
Up to $50.00,
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Price
Price
Price
Price
$14.00
$1 7,00
$20,00
$30.00
.1 II Ht a word about the Jacket», which come in tan, black, mixture» and white and
77-"7..7’'.".J;7
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the silk Coats and
$5.00, $'’.50. $10.00 and $20.00
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And the ladles' and mt»»es Skirt»; new styles In gored and flare, with wide
chiffon Panama, Panama. Serge and novelty materials. In black, white
fold made of Voile,
$5, $7.50, $10, $12.50 and $15 each
and cobir., Hpiemiid . ........ ...
F.XTA CHARGE FOR ALTERING GARMENTS SOLD AT SALE PRICDS
$15 Jumper and Shirtwaist Suits, each $10.00
Two dozen magnificent Silk Suit«, made In two styles, .lump r and Shirtwaist, come in browns, blue»
and black made of fine oft quality of Chiff ui Taffeta silk, the kind that will wear
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well; all lAfiely tailored with good full Skirt- values to *15.00, each ....................
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Crepe de Chine In
old Roar and red.
luster; regular
Grand May Sale of Colored and Black Dress Goods
Novelty Wool Dress Goods Exceptional Values in Black
, .i
60c
Wool Dress Fabrics
Values to $1.50 at 79c yard
Special lot novelty Wool Good«, good style« and
Black
all
wool and silk and wool Crepe dy Chine.
$1 Masseline Silk 85c colors. 44 to 50 Inch«« wide; nold
42 and 44 Inches wide at 75c; »1.30 a yard sold
12 different colors, pink, blue, cream
brown, navy.
Copenhagen,
etc.,
Just the thing for evening and re
rept Ion gowns, regular *1 oo qual-
85c
90cand $ 1 I affeta 80c
Our entire »lock of II* Inch Taffeta;
best quality; comes In all »light and
dark colors; suitable for lining«,
d renai*«, drop «klrt», etc.
This Is
the lowest price for this silk In two
years, absolutely reliable quality;
rhe kind that sella regular at 90c
I *
on
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oUc
at *1 00 to *150, special, a yard
Values to 75c for 50c a yard
Beautiful aseortment wool and mohair good*,
»tripe«, checks and fancy ruUUurus »hewn in the
vFrv"l>tfat‘ajirlhg color« at
the yard .............................................................................. IX*»r
All Wool Batiste, a yard 50c
Fine al) wool Batiste. 3« In wide In red. navy,
green, light blue, brown, lavender, purple, pink,
old rose, white, black
Splendid fabrics for
spring and summer Dresses at the low
NOc
price of. yard
regular at 11.15 and *1.75.
Black all wool Voile, a yard
This doth is 44 inches Wide
Fancy striped
Panama. a yard
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Some of the most favored black dress fabrics for
Popltbs, Tammlsette. Taffeta,’
thin »canon are
Cordora, Urlsplne, Maflno Suitings; widths of
these are 42 to 50 Inches; the prices
are
»Or. «Loo and »1.25
Priestley’s blaek
»Ilk
warp.
Mllroae.
Henrietta
and Crepe, at. yard...................................................... «1.50
Cream Wool Goods lor Dressy and Tailored Suits, an immense variety
to choose from a yard .
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50c to $1.50
SICK HtAÜÂCHE
5Oc;
H5c Waists
HOC Waist
ie Waists
«1.25 l.in
ie Waists
«1.50 Idlti
ie Waists
«2.00 Liu
»2.50 I.inn
«3.00 Ling
«3.50 l.lni
XX'aistM
Watete
«4.00 l.lni
«5.00 l,iii|
Waists . .
XVaKts
«0.00 l.lni
W aiate
«7.00 Liti|
Wajsts
«0.00 Lilli.
«12.00 Lingerie Waists .
W. H. Burnett, a business man
from Chicago, is here looking for a
small tract near the city for an or-
chard and for a suburban home,
was brought here through the
forts of the Commercial club
leaves for Portland
tomorrow
bring some friends here and they
also will propably locate in or near
the city.
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Simmon»' Photo Tent—Oak street,
near 9th
Stamps,
postcards
and
photos at lowest prices.
$3-50Silk Waists $2-85
Black' and white Jap Silk Waists,
trimmed with lace, *S.50r value:
at ...............................
*2 s'.
Thousands of rolls of new wall pa-
per just received.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Colored Silk Waists $6
CARTERS
ITTLE
IVER
PILLS.
regulate the Bowels.
60c F ancy Japanese
Silks, for a yard 38c
Suiting Silks 85c
I&&.
I
’1
o5c
Big Values in Bl’k Silks
Friendly's dependable black silk.« are
known al! over the county; every
yard of yard wide silk at *1.25 is
guaranteed for six months; every
yard of yard wide silk at *1.&<> or
over 1» guaranteed for sine year;
black silks are all specially priced
now.
INSURE YOUR HEALTH
"“»COMFORT
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on stormy days
by wearing a
M
I se stair pads under your stair car­
pet
VXe have them.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
fr^r"w’altoirhard8On *’ ,n ,h* c,*y
k
jjt
fckSLICffl
Clean - LiqM
Durable
•AJ.
Çuaront»»d
V,jt»rprw<
DeWitts Carbollzed Witch Hazel
„ ’e. It Is especially good for piles.
Sold by all druggists.
have <>,lr 1,ar«ain counter,
which Includes hardware, furniture
rugs and matting.
Don t wait until’
they are all gone.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Purely Vegetable.
REFUSE SUBSTITUTES
lames A. Ebben, of Springfield
was a pleasant caller at The Guard
office yesterday.
300 yards of; thia
seasons
best
beat weave« and patterns in novel­
ty suitings, silk«. Foulards.- Thf^
feta», etc. 23 and 27 inche swidef
all good colqrs^ browns, blue«.'
greeqa, etci sold at *1 J.'i^Kj jlj.'ib
a yard special.
-Or
r also relie»« K»
ur
tri" i fc-om Dyspepsil»
digestion aad Too Hau J
K iting. A perteet M»
edyti.r Dizziness,
Drowsiness. Bod Tut
tn tba Mouth, OsM
Tongua. Pain U tin S«
TORPID LIVER. TH
Genuine Must Beal
Fac-Smnle Signatur»
CARTERS
There is nothing better than Kodol
tor dyspepsia, indigestion, sour stom­
ach. belching of gas and nervous
headache.
It digests what you eat.
Sold by all druggists.
500 yards 23 inch soft
finish Jap
Silks, floral designs, checks, dots,
aud stripes; suitable for waists. .«
dresses and house gowns,
30
60c quality. yd
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SMALL PILL SMALL DOSE. SMALL Hitt
The siepartment of the interior has
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handed down a decision affirming
the decision of the Roseburg land of-
I five in dismissing the homestead con­
test of Clifford B. Edwards vs, Ches-
I ter B Hiaker.
L M Travis and L.
R. Edmnnsi n were the attorneys for
the homesteader.
Splendid assortment Tailored Waists
with stiff collar and cuffs
at .................................. «1.50 to «7.50
$ 1,5°
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SIMMONS* I’HOTO TENT.
Oak Street, between 9 and 10.
Made of Taffeta Silk; shown tn blues,
browns, black, etc.
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M.
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Morri»
T. M**
J. W. Warren
The Red Star
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Fatate. Inearauc«. !■**
Meste» IgiaiM»
Property IJateil
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Huom 4» McClung bótek. »’«“* T
bu^’berÄ,Xhe n*W ’hOrt ”’rn
CHAMBERS hardware co
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and WiHam
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-Office. Black 5271:
litui ce, Bhri' 440-
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The Friendly Store—For Special
t S|»ecial Correapondenc«* I
Luwdoa, April 1».
Sprlag with all
her beauty 1» here and we certainly
■pprei*late the nice sunshine after
the rain
The l-ondon
bottling
plant has
Mr
stopped work for a few day», as the I wind
men are enaaged In eitendlnn the wa­
ter «ysteni, aa the old one docs no;
giwe them enough 1» >wer.
i. r » II
been atof
for aom<*
proving I
Quite (
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Prices of
Clothing, Domestics, Etc., see Pages 4, 9 and
10
OFTEN
W D. Moore, J. W Sukyson, of Her hand this man could not get
ma Ileal«* Monday to «ele- finish tbelr dance platform this sum­
Portland. E
H
Smith and A S
7«th btrt Way The day wa» mer
His health was not as it ahcmld b.
quilting and aewing carpet
W i Snort ridge naa finished run­ Grollk. of San Francisco, are guests He had not used the best as vet.”
at the London Hotel
Hollister» Reeky Mountain Tea
ning ties.
He has them all plied at
LINN DRUG CO.
Mthani
DeWitt'« Little Early Risers, the
Born
To Mr and Mrs Sanford, famous little Liver Pills.
For sale
Geo. A Dorris Is hot»« from a trin
to
of Ixindon. April 27. a son
by all druggist«.
to Portland.
in
nd
Kodol
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HINDERED
P'tE-hase, sale or exchange oi property
often
-indered through a lack of ready monev.
hen the investment is both sate and judickx
»* ***
A-ways prepared to loan funds suffrcicit to enable part*« »
carry out their plans.
Always have your transfers of real estate made at th
bank*
t a' v a new and improved system of holdin g deeds ■
f
•um.
K. C. b.WGT
«»‘¿¿ mpm Z
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The Eugene Loan and Savings I
a
d Surplus $125.000.00
Establ
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