Eugene weekly guard., April 30, 1908, Page 9, Image 9

THE EUGENE WEEKLY GUARD, Till lisi» IV. APRIL 3»»
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{■Friendly Store-Eugene’s Largest and Best Store, 579-594 Willamette St., Eugene, Oregon J. R. HILL'S 800-ACRE
FARM SOLO FOR $21.000
May Sale Embroideries, Laces, Nets, Etc
is in Emb. Flouncing Values to $1.00, for a yd. 46c
—..a« beautiful Swiss and Nainsook flouncing, blind and
h »■»» »1
,„luble ,„r ,|r......
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Corsets
Kobo
Kabo Cornets come in neshls siiil’xl for almoM every figure,
made from lion-unstable steel» ami the very l>est csiutil amt French
Rat 1st«- is UM-vi. Two of tlie strongest features are Hu- |»-rfeet fit
amt ease to the wearer.
Two big sellers, 711, made of coutil and 714, made of Batiste, med­
ium high bust, long hips, slender waist lines, extra
»1.50
value at, eaqh .................................
Two exceptionally strong numbers are
648 and 658,. made of Coutil and
Batiste; girdle, top with long hip;
If you want a low bust corset this
Is the one to get; each. . . . «1.00
25c to 40c Net Top Oriental Laces, a yard 11c
»5 pieces white, cream and drab shades In net top Oriental Laces. 3 to 9 Inches wide, large assortment of
. ivtsv early buying if y,...
.»n> . f • h.--.
value«, yd
. 11c
Oriental, Venice and Filet
Lace Band, $ 1. vals., yd. 48c
A lucky buy enables us to offer you 500 yards of the
most favored dress trimmings for this spring and
summer, Venice and Fillet Lace Bands, 1 to 3 inches
wide, come in white, butter and ecru shades;
values to $1.00, for a yard
is.
Style 752, re-inforced hip and high
bust, long over-hip made of ex-
white
tra heavy quality coutil;
'and dab, each . . . ............... »1.50
19 in. Venice and Maltese All-
Over Laces, Vais. $2. yd. 60c
BOYD,
Hl 4 S ONE
OF
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Bl "1
KIXSAS,
X\ II4 li­
Over Twenty-three Years Ago Baby
had Severe Attack—Years later
J R. Hill, formerly county com-j
Grandfather Suffered Torments
mlssiouer, today sold his fine 800-1
acre farm lying five miles southwest
with the Disease—Virulent Sores
of Junction City. t.> Robert Boyd, r»“-i
Developed from Knees to Toes.
cently from Kansas, for »2 1.000, the
deeds having been passed today. The
Jarrett Real Estate Company made |
he sale
This Is one of the finest, as well
one of the largest wheat farms
Western Oregon. Mr. Hill is one
.ane county's best farmers and
dace has attained a high state
ultlvatlon
He will probably
move to Eugene and retire fr»»m
five business. Mr. Boyd arrived
Eugene only a fey days ago.
Style 1043 is the best Corset made at
the price for stout figures; re-in-
forced coutil;, all si: zes, each $2.51»
Silk Broche Corsets in whl e.ptnk and
, S5.«M>
t blue; two styles,
WIDOWS' PENSIONS
s, tape girdles and Corsets In
hite and drab;. . . SO»1 iiim I SI .<»»»
Corset Cover, Emb. yd. 25c
10c and 15c Laces, yd. 5c
Ladies' and Misses' Ideal ami Fer-
ris Waists, 3 styles 5Oe and «LOO
Cambric Underwaist» for children ft
misses; plain and lace trimmed;
prices.......................
25c and 50c
Xasareth and Acorn Knit Waists for
children; agus 1 to 1 I years: t wo
prices, each.................. 15c ami 25c
0 yards Plat, Vai. and coiton T irchon Laces and In­
sertions, 1 to 5 inches wide, big variety patterns,
suitable for dresses and underw»‘ar trimmings
Special, a yard ............................................................
assortment of French, German and Filet Vai. L-tces
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All the New That’s Good—All the Good That’s New—From the Cheapest That’s Good to the Best That’s Made
$1.50 Black Silk G oves, pair, $1.00
56-inch Table Linen, t»he yard, 25c
5 dozen long black Gloves, extra heavy silk and
double tiled fingers; sizes 5 1-2 to 8; regular
»1.50 Gloves; mail orders filled, pair ..«!.<«»
Short silk Gloves 50c and »1.00 a pair; the-fam-
ous Niagara make, best onearth.
One piece only, 56 inch bleached Union Ilamask;
neat pattern, extra quality, only, yd .... 25c
64-mch Linen Damask, the yard, 50c
3 pieces full bleached and silver bleached Dam
ask; neat floral ami scroll designs: full 64 in.
wide; worth 75c; special, yd............................ 5«»c
Splendid values at »1.00 and »1.50 In full 72 In.
double satin Damask; splendid assortment of
patferns; napkins to match at »3.00 and »4.00.
per dozen.
J6-Button Length Kid Gioves, $350
»4.00 16 button length French Kid Gloves In white;
black, tan, mode, brown, navy, etc; sizes 5 1-2
to 7 1-2; special, a pair.................................... «3.59
has been
con gross,
pensions
month,
that nn application and no servk
an attorney are necessary to s ?c
them the Increase under this 1
Those who ar»' on the roll will have
their pensions Increased at the Il xt
payment by th»1 pension bureau with­
out any action on their part The on­
ly application necessary will lie from
those who have heretofor l>een de­
nied pensions on tn count of having
an incom»' in excess of »250. This
qualification has now been abolished
ami those who have heretofore been
rejected for that reason can now ap-
I ply «nd receive their pensions.
Napkins at $1.50, $2.50 and $3.75
. Driving Gloves $1.50 and $2.00 pr
Worth »2.00, »3.50 and »4.50; sizes 2,0 in. to 2 1
In; big variety of patterns; this is’ a splendid
opportunity to lay In a supply of Napkins.
sizes 6 1-2 to 8 1-2 with gauntlet.
Kid Gloves $1.00, $1 75 and $2.00
15c Large Huck Towels, each, 11c
We carry a complete assortment of short Kid
Gloves: all sizes, all colors In the well known
Dent, Berrin makes; we fit all Gloves at coun­
ter; mall orders promptly filled.
Stork
10c H. S. Handkerchiefs, each 5c
Goods
Stork Absorbant Diapers
2 m L ar - ar d Emb. Kerchiefs, etch 10c
The Stork Absorbent Diapers are cut and shaped to exactly fit
without bundling up the child’s body with unnecessary and overheat­
ing cloth. They allow perfect freedom to the legs. The cottoif
plush center is more absorbent than six thicknesses of bird’s-eye,
and may be cleaned as easily and thoroughly as a handkerchief.
25 dozen Handkerchiefs In plain hemstitched and
lace trimmed edges and embroidered effects;
the biggest values we have ever offered: 10c
valus 5c; 25c values 10c each;
children's
Handkerchiefs, 2 for 5c.
Stork Waterproof Goods
Nice assortment of ladies’ embroidered Kerchiefs
at from...................................................... 35c to «1.50
Mail orders promptly filled.
Stork sheeting, soft and silky, Stork rubber Bags, Stork rubber
Diapers, Stork rubber Bibs; Friendly, Lane County agents.
Other small Huck Towels, each............ 5 «nd 7 l-2c
20 doz. all white hemned Huck Towels, good size
for ordinary use; 15c quality, each ............ 11c
Turkish Towels, 5c, 10c, 25c, 50c
Worth 10 to 15 per cent more; some bleached;
others unblenched, fringed and hemmed;; the
25c and 50c Towels are extra large and heavy.
Toweling, Checked and Plain
Crash in Brown and White
prices 5c to 20c a yard. The values are the best to
b<> had anywhere for the prices; all linen Huck
Toweling. 27 inches wide, yd ............................. 50«
Trunks, Suit Cases, Grips, and Telescopes
Of Every Description
We show about 250‘dffferent styles and qual­
ities In Suit Cases and by buying in quan­
tities and getting carloa»! rates we are en-
ablcd to undersell any competitor.
Xo. 10. —Imitation Alligator case,
brown and olive color; leather cor­
ners and handle, cloth lined;
at ...........«1.45, «1.53 and «1.05.
A FEW SUIT CASE SPECIALS.
Xo. 1. Dress Suit Case, sheep case leather
In rich brown color,, wide top, steel
fram , round swing handle, brassed bolts
and locks, straps; cloth-lined; shirt fold
in lid; strap in body; equal to other
«b alers »6.00 cases; our regular
price ........................................................ .«1.25
Xo. 2. Dress Suit Case, heavy sow-hide case
h ither, brown color, steel frame, brass
plated bolts and locks, straps in
body; price................................................... «.->
«5.50
Same straps all around ..................... «0.00
Xo. 3.—Dress Suit Case, selected cowhide
case leather; steel frame, heavy corners;
linen lined, straps, shirt fold, brown and
tan, price...................................................... «7.5»»
Xo. 4
Dress Sult Case, heavy selected cow­
hide case, leather, stitched swing handle,
steel frame, sliding lock and catches,
heavy sole leather; straps, linen or leath­
er lined; brown, black or russet;
price.......... ..
»10.00
No. 5. -Dress Suit Case. French edge, fancy
bronze lock and clasps, made light weight
particularly for ladies; has gros-grain silk
lining with pocket, price ..................... «9.00
STRAW SUIT CASE.
50 straw Sult Case3, size 22-24-26;
made
with leather corner and edges; good brass
I k and bolts; linen lined, price
I im ...................................... «3.00 to «8.50
Xo. 11.— Paper pulk Keratol covered
Sult ease, rich brown color, looks
like leather. 6 Inches deep, anchor
«2.09
handle, cloth lined; price
. 12.—Genuine Peganold Water­
proof Suit case, brown and tan col-
or. green finish, leather corner?,
tan locks, bolts and clasp;
price ......................... , ....... »3.00
H>v-Egtra fine made Dress Sult
Case, Imitation sheepskin, genuine
leather straps, »'orner and
handle................................................ «4.00
Xo. 6.— Same as X’o. 5 with better stock and hand
sewed at ............................................................ «12.50
Xo. 7.- English Vellour case, full stock Russian
leather; extends 5 inches; heavy bolts and cor­
ner and straps all around; this is an extra good
value: price.......................................................... «10.00
Xo. 8.—English Morocco grain cowhide leather,
hand sewn, French edges, leather lined, full
straps all around: finest case for hard service
made; price .................................................... «15.00
Xo. 9.—Russian stock cowhide leather Case, 7 1-2
Inches deep; leather lined; ntckel clasp bolts
and locks, Ebony toilet set separate, gllted,
satin lined leather tray in body ..............«20.00
« ANYAS SI IT CASE.
50 Canvas Suit Cases In sizes 18 Inches to 26, made
with straps all around; price . . . 25c to «1.25
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REAL HORNED ALLIGATOR SUIT
CASE.
Genuine Alligator Suit Sase, 7 Inches
deep, made of selected leather,
horned back on top, stitched »-dges,
roll handle, heavy steel frame;
wide lid, pig-skin lining, amber
color, PRICE
«35.00
Club bag to match with removable
ebony Toilet fitting, price .«30.00
Excellent Trunk Values
Club Bags, Grips and Telescopes
I bnrean trunk, canvas cover sheet, steel bound
lock, three sliding Drawers; »22.50 values, sale l>r
3-e >”r Trunk. 3 2inches long, one tray; »11.00 valu”. pro ” ■
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Fla t”P canvas covered Trunks In sizes 28 to 38 Inches, ma
V ‘(T»lrO,n ilndlng’> 8teel claml,8: P lten < ‘"’‘’ m . o ’»,
«1<MM>
Gladstone Bags, Club Bags, Satchels and Grips In all sizes, styles,
and made of all leathers from sheepskin to the finest black
seal and horned alligator; also we carry a complete line of Imi­
tation and lnexjiensive traveling companions. We can please
anybody; price»..................................................................... 25c to «30.00
Fin. ‘high grad.’ Trunks, all sizes
The b riendly
Store—For
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la Pm
as W, u
nd this afternoon. Thom
’«e. of this city, and Mist
. of Portland. They will
tonight and will niak”|
eir permanent residence, j
Mr Munr
is the Junior partner of I
th* f]rni
M
ft Son, furnitur»' j
•M har
tartlware dealers, on West
street, and is a young man
? Rerlir.
He
h th* ■ag worth and integrity.
»« o- Mr. and Mrs Geo K
S*h,h *'
«1«MH> to «*».«•_
Munroe,
ployed at
the past
graduated
a w k
exc»
nd
Special
Prices
His bride
the Enge
hree
from
i. x le
inai it
I’b-nty of
Irruid»
1
and lx
headac
»dice, take Dr.
poison t
i. the reliable
King •
purifiers that do the work without
25c at W. A.
grinding or griping
Kuykendall's drug store.
of
Other
LiLLle Tudor
Play Suits
for children between the ages of
and 8 years. They are made of
good
serviceable fast colored
Chambras and Ginghams and come
In blue and tan, grey and black
and navy with colored trimmings.
Price 50c the Suit
Boy’s
Knee Pants
FINE BLACK LEATH Lit SET
Fine black walrus Suitcase, 2 4 In.
125.00; Club bag to match; for
toilet set, »5.00 extra.
Shawl Straps........... 25c, 5Oc and
Goods
Fish Lak water system 1» nn-
ion to J S and W. 8. Kuhn, of
irg and X» w Yors. two of the
of the smoky city,
'y iterested In water
»orations, owning
plants In various
ry. They are at
tri
intense Irrigation
Twin Fa Ils, Idaho, which
test In the w<>rld.
and will eventual y cover 500.000
acre» of land at a co«t of »10,000,-
000
W 8 Kuhn recently visited Med-
on
Sale
see
100 dozen pairs of
good,
serviceable
and* dressy knee
Pants and Knick­
erbockers for boys
at following prices
• 1.50 Pant«. «1.2.5
«1.2.5 Pants . «1.00
«1.00 Pants
75c I'ants .
50»' Pants
25c Pants
Pages
4,
CURES Of ECZEMA
FARMS IX Wlsl l.llX «»111 ».OX
Have No Brass Eyelets
'S'l’’, ;
«»BERT
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ford as a guest of Jeff D. Heard. He
was so Impressed with the possibili­
ties tiikt will result from Irrigation
Washington, April 27.—A favora
in the Rogue river valley that he wTTl ble report was today ordered on 8en
»end his lawyer» and engineers here fltor Ankeny's bili
I nere
bill increasing
the Pen­
to make an Investigation and report. »ions of Indian war veterans anti
»' to »12 per
The deal is now at a point where the their widows a from l<
month, The committee declfn»’d to
land owners can decide whether the report a bill which would place the se
work« are to be built immediately, or veterans o >n the same footing as ser-
not
It Is understood that If suffi­ vlr« peniri fnners of the
rlvll war.
cient acreage 1» phdg«-d the option whose ma xlmunt pension I» »20 a
will be exercised, the work started month.
and pushed to completion In time to
Senator ■ Bourne made a favorable
irrigate a considerable portion of the report on Senator Ankeny's bill au-
valley this summer, and the entire thorizlng the establishment of a fish
works be finished this fall.—Medford culture station on the Tucannon riv-
Tribune.
i«r, Washington.
GAMBLING CASE FROM
COTTAGE GROVE
Constable Plank went to Cottage
drove last night and placed Andy
Graham under arrest on the charge
of permitting gambling to be carried
on in his hotel there. He appeared
before Judge Bryson, of the Eugene
Justice court, this forenoon, and
pleaded not guilty, demanding a Ju­
ry trial. Tho case was set for to­
morrow afternoon at 1 o’cvlock.
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RECOVERY TO CUTICURA
“In 1884 my grandson, a babe, had
an attack of eczviua an.l afier trying
the doctors to the
extent of heavy
bills and an in­
crease of the dis­
ease and Buffering,
I nvunintcnilwl < u-
ticura ami in a few
weeks thechikl was
well. He is L>-day
a strong man and
-absolutoly free
from the disease.
A few years ago 1
contractis! »'crema,
and Iss'ame an in-
tense suffen'r. A whole winter piisstsd
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having
on .«h. es, my
without once
and ..v
nearly
from
kne« s to the
nnkl»*s »•..«
ww. ..
— th»'
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t<»«- »»»'inReovenxi with Virulent res. I
tried pi adit l iners, specialists, dtu rnatol-
oKists.etf.. t >n > purp'»se. My daughter­
in law i-ftnindetl me of having prescribed
(’utiema f<»r mv grandson more than
tweutv v»>o- ng >. I nt once procunxi
tho » iitit ura iletnedi** and found im-
nii'tliiu-» impr \« pu nt and final cure,
till to-day th uji vl! along in vear«,'
1 am as th>uji I had never had that
disease. I am
known in the vicin­
ity <>f L-" ih \ IL* and <'m< innati. and all
this could I»«' vt rilied bv witn«»sspg.
M. \V La Hue. si • Seventh St.. Is»uia-
vdle, Ky., April 2•> and May i t, 1907«’*
Th” agonising itching «nd burning
of the skin as in etveiuu the frightful
scaling, as in psoriasis the loss of hair
and crusting <>f scalp as in »called
heail, the facial disfiguiement. as in acne
— all demand remedies of extraordinary
virtues tn sucee-'fullv CO|s‘wilh tle-m.
That Cuticurs Soap Ointment «nd Pills
are such stands proven by testimonials
of remarkable cures when many rern-
edies and even pbvsicians have failed.
One set is often sufficient to cure.
Cutlcura Soar f'i5r > tn ctranv the Skin. Cut»-
eUr» ointment i.Mh* i to lli'nl the Skin, and Cntl-
curs Ki-olvent i .' i O c » mr m the form nt Cbneolata
1'onU‘d Hits, 2fi» per vial <>t »Mb to Purify the Hlend
soiti thpmanimt tne world
I'mter trruc A ’ hem
Corp , Sole I'rops . iimdon. Mam
ikw'Mailed I n c. cuucura boukonsklu . u.seaaea.
V EARS OF AGONY
Will You <’« nlinuc to Suffer from Ca­
tarrh iu the Face of Thia
Testimony?
“I Buffered for fifteen years with
catarrhal trouble so bad that I had to
leave the sea. I could not lie down
at night to sleep on account of the
constant catarrhal dropping. I went
to two different hospitals for treat­
ment but without any lasting benefit.
I was constantly raising yellow ami
green phlegm, and the trouble was
bo unbearable and nauseating that I
was ashamed to go out in company I
have used only two bottles of Hyo-
mei, and hnve been cured by the rem­
edy. It has made full and complete
recovery.”- Captain Wellneff.
Hvomel Is « dry, healing, antisep­
tic air, extracted from the eucalyptus
groves of Australia. It Is a pleasure
to use Hyomel, because you do not
take it Into the stomach.; you simply
breathe in thia germ-ktlHng air, and
relief is immediate, and complete re­
covery comes III a few days. Ilyo-
>r, costs
cost«1
met outfit, including an Inhaler,
I
$1. If it does not cure your < catarrh
‘
î J î I k , •
asthma, bronchitis, coughs or r ^
colds,
Hull's drug store will return your 1
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money.
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I WORLD'S POLE VAI LT
REt OR»» ES nr.'-'.l '■ I
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Philadelphia, April 25.
23. — T'. n f 1- I
ture of the performance of hrtndrr<It I
of Athletes at the annual relay and
field sports held on Franklin field to­
day under the auspices of the Unfver-
sity of Pennsylvania, were of the i
highest order. One world’s record,
that for the pole vault, was broken
by W. It. Dray, of Yale (12 feet 6’4
inches.» Dray tried to clear 12 feet
10 Inches, but was too tired. The Uni­
versity of Pennsylvania won the blue|
ribbon event of the meet, the mile re. ;
lay, for the championship of the Unit- j
ed States.
Her only opponent was
Chicago, who ran Pennsylvania to a
sensational finish.
D andruff and
FALUNGrHAlR
are but outward signs ot the evil
done in secret by myriads of dan-
Jruff germs sappirfg the life blood
ot the hair. Micro kills tbe para­
site, soothes the itching scalp,
gives lustre to tbe hair and stops
it falling out. A single application
gives relief aod proves its worth.
Save your hair before too late.
Micro prevents baldness. It is a
delightful dressing for the hair,
free from grease and sticky oils.
Ask your druggist for free booklet
HOYT CHEMICAL CO,
BOR TLA BO. OBIOON
SEEDS
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E .ESH SEEDS
\.E n.AVr 8LL KINDS OF
RARDEN HEED« IN BILK.
ALL NEW AND FREHIL YOU
CAN HAYE MONEY BY IH'Y-
1NG VOI R GARDEN HEEDS
FROM I'M.
EUGENE GROCERY
9t>h and Oak Sts
Jesse P Morn», of Skippers,
had a closo call In tbe spring of
1906. He says: “An attack of pneu­
monia left me ao weak and with such
a f»»arful cough tl at my friends de­
clared consumption had me. and that
death was on my htela. Then I was
persuaded to ’ry Dr King’s New
Discovery. It lo ll ed me immediate­
ly, and after taking two and a half
bottles I was a well man again. 1
■ found out that New Discovery Is the
I best remedy for ooegh« end lung dis­
ease« fn th« world
Sold under
guarantee u "
A. Knvkendall'a
drug stor<
•«* an ! «1. Trial hot-
I ties free.
Mrs. Ste
Portland t
Sunday wi
Mrs U
HTO.NE’H HEAVE DROPM
Greatest known remedy foe heave»
Highland, Or., Oct. 31, 1902. -
Thia is to certify that I gave
mare one bottle of “Store'• Heave
Drops” and rured h, r c* ueavrs.
Th!« was ’wt winlM ■ <J .3» ' "
not been auec*-o^.»e G ’User
PR.SGbTONF id*u», Or.
Foe »ale by a II drv^gLt
itbcft returned tn
• lt,»r having spent
pa reut», Mr. and
E. c DeWitt ft C« . Cklcag«'. Hi.—
Gentlem en In 18» 1 I Had a dlaea»
of the stomacb an< bowel». In the
spring of 1902 I bought a bottle of
Kodol and th« bettafft 1 received all I
the gold In (>«orgis eould not buy.
May you live ¡org a«« prosper. Yours
very truly, C N Co.-««ll, Rodlng. Ga.
August 27, 190»
Sold by all drugJ
giats.
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