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About Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 190?-1910 | View Entire Issue (July 9, 1908)
12 WEEKLY REPORT OF EUGENE MARKET Mohair—18. Chlttlm bark—3c. Woo) 13c Poultry. F.gga. etc. Eggs Per dozen, 16c. Dairy butter Per roll, 30© 35. Cream' ry butter - per roll, 50c. Hm - !’• I lb, 1 «•<-. Frys—Per lb 15c. Geese — Per lb. 6c. Ducks—Per lb. 11c. Turkeys Per lb 15c. Fruits, 1 rip-tables. Etc. Potatoes- —old, per bu., 50c. Onions— Per cwt.. 12.50. Ix-mons- Per case, $4 00. Oranges-—$3.25. Uvestock Market. Good cowi—2 14c(ft 2 He. Steers—-Per lb 3® 3 l-2c. Good prime dressed veal — .Mutton on foot—2 1-Jc. Fat hogs on foot—5*Ac©6. Fat hogs—dressed -7c. Grino ana Feed. Flour— $4 40. New hay $10. Timothy Hay Per ton, $16. New oats-—Per bu , 45c. Bran Per ton $25.50. Mixed feed— Per ton $30. Shorts, per ton—$32. New wheat Per bu. 90c. Rolled Bariev- Per ton 30c. Chopped feed- Per ton, $30. Cracked Corn - $36-40. rort land <juoratb>ns, Creamery butter— 24c. Eggs 19(t 30c. Chickens—11 © 1 2c Wheat Valley, 85c; Club 85c. Harley Per ton, feed, $2 4.50. Oats $26 © 26.50. Hay—Timothy, $15; cheat, Ordinary $12. Grain hay- $15@$16. Mohalr- Choice, 1 6 (ft 1 8 >/4 c. Wool—Valley 14itl5^c. Hops Prime, 5© 6 l-2c. Potatoes H Per 100, $1 © $1.10. Onions— -$1.85 0 $1.75 per cw Cascara- — (chlttlru barkl— 3 1-2 © 4 l-2c pound. | 1 Kl’GENE W EEKLY Gl ARD. THVRSDAY, Jl’LY ». UM*. The Friendly Store—Midsummer Clearance Sales opportune for buying « good goods for little money; the best qualities are This is the cleaning up time of the year, an <_ I_I______ time ___ __ being sold at the prices you usually pay for the medium grades, not one or two special lines, but in every department extra values ate being offered. We give here only a partial list of the articles reduced. $1.50 Silk Gloves 98c pair. Read on it will repav you. The Friendly store guarantee goes with every purchase. Your moneys worth or your money back Thousand Yards Staple Black and Colors and Fancy Silks Less a Half and a Quarter 800 Yards Black Silks 10, 27 and 36 Inches wide, beautiful soft highly finished Ta ffetas, Mousalines, Peau de Chine, Peau de Sole, lean de Crepe, Habulta, Loulsine, etc. it prices that every economical buyer should con sider. 72c H7r SI.OO « 1.30 S 1.00 $1.00 yard wide Taffeta Silk All $1.00 black Silks, yard All $1.25 black Silks, yard . $1.50 yard wide Silks, yard $2.00 Moneybak Silks.......... $ 1.50 Novelty Silks, yd. $ 1.15 $1.25 Novelty Silks, yd. $1.00 $1.00 Novelty Silks, yd. 70c Thlg include» Pekin and Shadow stripes, Messellnes and Louisines, Persians, high grade Bonnette Taf fetas, Foulards, etc. Beautiful assortment of dark effects for street wear and light sh ades for evening gowns and waists, such as pink, blue, mais, laven der, reslda. Old Rose, Helo and white. Shop morn ings when it is cool. Final Clean-Up on Women’s Tailored Suits Let us say at the start there is only 18 of these suits left, sizes 32, 34 and 36, the styles are 25-in. jackets and Eton effects; all this spring’s styles in fancy mixed cloths, blues, grays and browns, pleated a id gored skirts, all long sleeves; regular prices were $12 to $20. Your choice at Each $4.00 and $0.00 Fancy Silks Half Price Odd patterns and pieces of fancy figured silk dress and waist lengths, plaids, stripes and figures, dot», etc. Light and dark combinations, all good patterns; prices regularly 60c to $1.00; your choice, yd 27-inch Rajah Silks, 60c yd 27-inch Shanti Siiks, 46c yd in black, nials, green, blui an J cream beatifv soft. rich, washable silk, for costumes and 27 and 36 ln-hes wide. 90c Plain Taffetas, a yard 72c 2 7-inch Cream Japanese Silk 15 pieces high colored 19 Taffeta silks, celebrated Greff quality, suitable for Dresses, Waists. Petti coats, drop Skirts, linings and trimmings. All have the new rich high luster. Buy all you want at per yard .............................................................................. 72** I Only about 500 yardB of this silk at these last prices. Get your share. 50c 27 Inch Japanese silk, yd . . . 75c 27 Inch Japanese Silk, yd ... $1.00 27 inch Japanese Silk............. $1.50 27 Inch Japanese Silk, yd . . Wayne Knit. Hosiery for Women and Children are the Best Children’s Hose 10c, I2^c & 25c Rawhide hose 15c, two pair for 25c; Pony hose, 3 weights 25c or Children’s Hose in white, tan, pink and blue, a pair -------- 25( Ladies' Hose 8^c, 15c and 25c pr Black hose 8Xc, 3 pairs 25c; Black and fancy hose, a pair 1 5c Big assortment tan, white, grey, fancy and black hose 25c Pair 40c Hose, 3 pairs $1.00 | 50c Hose, 4 pa rs $1.50 The celebrated Wayne Knit Brand, fine Lisle thread, reinforced soles; high spiked heel all white sole hose same prices. Full line black and colored, extra size hose ______ 25c, 35c and 50c Women’s Walking Skirts made of mannish cloths, <T A values to $15.00. Sale price each___________ PORTLAND MARKET REPORT. Portland, July 8.- Those who are figuring on a very heavy production of hops in Oregon this season will 10Dozen Swiss ribbed sleeveless vests, plain taped neck and lace trimmed, sizes 4, 5 and 6, *14- likely be astonished when the final extra good quality at 50c; Midsummer Clearance Sale priee, each_________________ _______ «24C reports 'of the coming harvest come Beautiful Line Silk Drssses, $15 values, each in. Children's und Infants' Shirts, I nion Suits, I .ace trim, Ladies* Vests 7^c, All Duck ^Skirts, Lingerie Dresses, Wrappers, Kimonas, Waists, Chil The yards never before showed the null Pantalets, at...................... J ()r. to 35^ each backward appearance they do at this Extra specials in women’s Sleeveless Vests, trim Women's I nion Suits to £2 50 dren’s Wash Coats, Dusters, Etc., specially priced curing this Midsummer time. While In some sections and In Women's Knee ar.d Arm length Drawers ' 25c med and plain, Swiss ribbed; sizes 4 to 6; also a few Isolated spots the yards look Clearance Sale. Gingham Petticoats, Silk and Cotton Underskirts special values In extra size garments, 7. 8. and 9 All of these glarmenta fine Swiss ribbed. Grand val as well as ever, but the average con at 3 for 50c and, each ............ r»0c ues. almost every color and all specially priced. A Money-Saving Event. dition is not vory good. The culti vation #haa been too lax In most quar ters to bring forth a heavy yield. Till, has been an unusual season. During the winter and spring the rainfall was much below the average and It is quite likely that even the best cultivated yards will suffer for lack of moisture before the harvest 20 pieces, all difterent patterns, pongee shades, blues, pinks, greens, blacks, etc.; 32 removes all danger. It Is a cer tainty that the uncultivated and the inches wide, neat patterns, all new designs. Don’t delay coming for these, 1 \/ Our policy has always been to buy and sell nothing but the slightly cultivated yards will suffer they wont last at the price, cool thin materials, all of them, only yard ___ • «/jC best. Our customers know when they buy at Friendly’s that - in fact some of them are already showing signs of drought. they are getting the greatest value that money can buy. Our It would bo Idle talk to give an regular prices are low and every garment t is marked in plain estimate of what the coming crops is going to be In bales and the most Comes in stripes and deep cross bar stripe, pink, figures. Comes in light brtie, pink, navy, black. Copen prominent growers are not giving lavender, blue aud light green only. This la one hagen, white, tali and figures. out. their vlewH In fact they have of the uuwest features In cotton dress fabrics. tidne to give, becatrse the condition 1. I'. C. GINGHAMS, YARD -f 2 1'2** of the crop Is too badly mixed to give 36 in b< st quality Percale .................... |2 1 an accurate estimate. American Prints, a yard ....................................... Queer SitUHtion in 4 ontmi'ts. kmoakeag Apron Ginghams ...................... 7 | 2*» It is stated that Carmichael of Sa I’lnk. light blue, greys, navy, browns green, tan, Yard wide Muslins, Sheetings, Outings, etc. spec lem has taken a number of »mall con- etc. 30c quality, special, a yard . . . 25** ially priced. •racts on the growing crop for Eng lish account at the a pound und on Crash, a yard..................................... 20** India I.lnoq 5. S. 1 1. aii‘1 i Sr '■<> receipt of this rumor many growers are said to be invading the office of the supposed buyer In an effort to sell their 1908 growth. Mr. Car michael neither denies nor affirms the report anil there «nay and may not be anything tn It as far as new business Is concerned. Some Inter ests are of the opinion that the con tracts are merely old transactions Worth 15c to 50c each more than they arc marked; splendidly made and neatly trimmed A w hlch are recorded each year. in lacc and embroidery. The body of these garments is made of fine muslin and cam y«ar ago a number of term contracts Panama, Straw and Sailor Hats greatly reduced this week, Only were made around 8, 9 and 10c a brie. Dozens of styles and all sizes o« ja j pound and these contract» which are a few left and they must be closed out regardless of cost. \ now attracting so much attention from the trade may be the ones made at this time Egg Situation. Oregon ranch eggs are in light re- relpt, and quotations advanced this Absolutely every Boys’ Sult in stock including the new brown II so you may need towels, blankets, pillows or some table linens, or perhaps a khaki morning to i0c and 2<lc for candled that arrived a few days ago. with a firm tendency. Vncandled outing suit, but no matter what it is, in the dry goods line, we have it and will sell it as are valued at 19c. $20.00 Suits, sale price. . . low--maybc a little lower in pt ice for the same article than you can get it elsewhere. $12.50 Suits, sale price. . . Dealers tn eggs consider the lay $18.00 Suits, sale price. . . $10.00 Suits, sale price. . . It will do no harm to compare prices anyway. You'll find us willing. Suppose you ing season drawing to a dose aud $17.50 Suits, sale price. . . that receipts of fresh eggs will be $ 8.00 Suits, sa le price.. . try this cn our other lines, too. lighter from this <>n. The warm wea $15.00 Suits. sale price. . . $ 6.00 Sults, sale price.. . ther helps tn the tendency toward scarcity, as they will not keep for any length of time out of cold stor age The egg season begins In the Northwest In .lauuiiry, and the sup Thousands of yards of beautiful Persian appliques, bands and edges, plain braids, dainty ply Increases from week to week un-i til April 1, which is considered the! lace edges and bands in cream and white, narrow and wide embroideries and insertion: height of the laying season, and the suitable for dresses. All on sale at one-third less than regular prices. / best time for placing In cold storage for the following winter. The stock on sue.h storage Is not considered up to the average this year, as prices did not go below 16 nr 17 cents, and eratlVe price* for first-class si »<k •red rather early for prime conditions this date of coinage? You may reply ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦T at this figure It does not pay to place the ensuing Fall and ^Vinter. in Eastern Oregon and Idaho. With either by letter or through the Week ♦ man, away and run the risk of East the growth of population, the demand < MARRIED Market Note«. ly Guard L. A. II. ern eggs being shipped in from the * tor beef. mutton and pork is really (The New York World Almanac * Poultry Is In light supply great packing centers al 30 cents a in >xceaa of the supply, of the three *♦♦♦♦• savs a half-dollar of 1808 will com dealers report demand light also doten. to compete with the home states of the Northwest, and farmers st.4 mand a premium of from $1.50 In Eugene. 'July 3. storage. This year a great many eggs account of the, abundance of tr must pay more attention to the rais $2 50. It also says that owners of and vegetables and the prevalent: nt., Bert 3. Clark of 1.' •cne »nd H have been put away In Chicago and John R. Chezeni, the Springfield ing of cattle, sheep and hogs in order N< Is Raunn. a farmer residing near Charity V, llloughby , rare coins living at a distance tr on Omaha, and It Is ex|H*cted that I it' warm weather. Good veal sells » to furnisa the local abatolra of this contractor who built the three-story New York can take Impressions of fug ng. brought to town today a Rev. D. H. Trimble. stock will be d iwn on after the price how ever. city and of Puget Sound. ^Whlle the Coleman block and who has the con them with lead pencil rubbings dr ve of hog< for shipment to Port- Koval Xnne and Hing cherries of Oregon ranch has reached 25 cents stock Is thus In a measure replenV tract fur building the two-story addi white paper, which may b sent by on the market In larger supply In Portland Ished the raiser of livestock Is pret tion to L. H. Smith's brick building, mail to dealers with minute and care land, ine long drive in the hot sun In Eugene. July 3. told tin them and when they reached R. Christy and Miss •' former are quoted at a cents and ty sure of good prices for all he fur- was arrested this afternoon by Con ful description!. OutliM-k ' • ’ • ’« ‘ " —Editor. ) the latter at 9 to 10. nKhes. ih.v’J'* 3»rds on the depot grounds both of Springfield. C Portland |nt:'to ‘r ire ex- stable Plank on the charge of assault Three cars of bananas arrived from thev were in a bad condition w a re- R. Chrisman officiati! Quotations ruling the livestock with a dangerous weapon upon John ix-ctiag a buj, aeu a this ■ ar. as I si stai \ i \<; ihet New Orleans this morning. In good mrrket oday are: A ihe he,t Several of them the crop of the Northwest give» prom Berkshire, alleged to have been com condition, though the weather tends died during the afternoon before thev Hogs Best $é 25 u 6.50; medium mitted at Creswell on July 3. HA ap ise of abiindaH yield, in I the dri Wr Tom Railey, the I These are enervating days when. re loaded on the car. and a number • 5 7a« 6 oo. feeders, no demand. •f«a<>n In Cn’fftrnla. coupled with the to ripen the fruit rapidly peared before Juatlce of the Peace bought Mrs. Pryor' A carload of California onion» is Call le Best steers $4 00*1 4 25: Bryson soon after his arrest and as somebody has said, men drop tn of others were expected to die. late frosts, has caused a shortage in Pearl street for $3' the crop In the Hacramento and other expected In thia afternoon and a car nt edlum $3 751 •i 4 00; common $3 25 waived examination He was bound the sunstroke as if the day of fire Warren made tile des **< HOO| 3 50; cows. I «•st $3 .50*4 3 "... med over to the circuit court ad his bond ■valle,« to the «outh Already the of watermelons tomorrow. bad dawned. Thejr are fraught with Large quantities of fresh cream him, $250 o 3 75; calves At .1 fixed at $100 Oregon product is crowding the tsew Chetem Is building danger to peoph systems W. Adams, of M ivotato of California out of the Port are living used for summer refresh »5 25, the new Odd Fellows’ hall at Cres poorly sustained leads Sheep H *st Ing to business land market, although the shipping ments and the quotations on butter wethers. well and at the time of the alleged to say. In th * In firm suit of this drain on $3 75; mixed Monday. season for potatoes will not begin un Spring assault was engaged In a dispute with bust of our readers laiuUs. so , til the middle of October or first of Berkshire, who Is a resident of that f-wt of Hood’« Saras II iv .I ikì MarkvA. Keren: tier place to suggo«t the nro Potato shipjiers are not doing much walls In llveat«M*k quo- this medicine some; In buying yet, but are preparing I > nds. and stock desi F'fli SALE I II I F OI OI I» < O|\N xl purlfl enter the field about the first of Sep il Í< la a continuance of It mai pure blood nd tember, when the ,>otato supply of uns for the seison. D? ad wood. Or., July 5. 1 will calf for aile: the Coast will be definitely eetlmated Most of th. p fat cattle and sheep ar Editor Guard:—V have a I ailed taken b f re S Farmers who have been watching the riving this we«k are from the south- piece dated 1808. Will you please a vert much le of Drink« milk or renditions confides remun ern part of the state, it being consld- inform me If there Is any pre tn ¡1^11 on year $10. E. L. Cam Eugene Phon» «ici Women’s Long Silk Coats '/2 Price Women’s 50c Sleeveless Vests 34c ea $10.00 15c and 20c 20c Thin Wash Dress Fabrics yd 12Jc Buy Splendidly Tailored Stylish Suits Here During this Month at a Big Saving 48 In Border Batiste, 60c quality Special yd. 46c / Women’s Muslin Galatea Cloth, yd. 18c Underskirts and Gowns 50c, 90c, $1.19, $1.78, $2.19 and $3.60 $30.00 $27.50 $25.00 $22.50 $20.00 $ 18.00 $15.00 $12.50 $ 7.50 Suits Suits Suits Suits Suits Suits Suits Suits Suits Reduced to Reduced to Reduced to Reduced to Reduced to Reduced to Reduced to Reduced to Reduced to $22.00 $20.00 $ 18.00 $17.50 $ 15.00 $13.50 $11.50 $ 9.75 $ 4.85 * Are You Going to the Mountains or Beach? 8. H. FRIENDLY Young Men’s Suits-July Sale *£,’» Embroideries, Lacesand Trimmings Reduced One-Third CONTHACTOH GHEZEM ARRESTED FUR ASSAULT HOGS GYlNu Fñu.V EFFECTS OF HEAT j
