Eugene daily guard., June 21, 1906, Image 4

..TIT. Friendly Store" Qran gaJg Qf aH SlHIimdr GOQClS "mFrieS
Store
Price F eductions
: in '
Ladies' Suils ad Coals,
Muslin Underwear,
Summer Wash Goods,
Silks and Dress Goods,
Shirtwaists,
Lingerie Dresses,
Lace Curtains,,
Embroideries.
o
best of
every-
Is it not a good plan to see the
thing that is offered you in Merchandise before
buying? It's because people have learned to look
and make their own comparisons that "Friendly' s"
has become a great and growing store. Friendly's
stand on this simple platform-Honest Goods
Correct StylesLowest Prices.
Price Reactions
.. .. in "
Men's Suits,
Boys' SuitS,
Men's Furnishings,
Trunks,
Valises,
Men's Hats,
Overcoats.
Special Valuts
in
Tailored Suits
, Coats
and Skirts
7 Skirt $5
juii 15 of these
Skirt all sites, 5
styles, black and
colon $5.00
$16.00 Suils $11 50
Ladles' Tailored Suits In greys. Pony "
Eton Jacket gored andlclrcular skirt, rrgu
Ur JI6.00 value, ipeclal al a Kill.. $11 .50
fjC 0 from original prices of all
3 O other Tailored Garments
Wash Fabrics at 'A and Le?s
No need lo wall, iiimmer l here and you
will want these summery ttulU and you'll
be aiked lo pay only half for many.
30c and 60c Organdies 27c
8 plecet floral silk organdie, new designs,
II oh! alrv color, for afreet or evening wear
a vard 27c
At 5c. 9c and 18c a yard
rou can buy here your summer dress of
awn, Organdie, Voile, Kalah, Mohair,
etc., tO to 20$ leaa than elsewhere.
$1.75 BedSpreads $1.59
Lace Curtains for Less
10 dozen pain of new lace curtalna, white
and Arabian, new eflects In fish net, Mh
joint, cluny and other desirable styles. Ex
ra special values at
$1.00, $1,50, $3.50, $4.00, $6.00
FRIDAY SURPRISE SALE.
EMBROIDERIES
Values 25 to 75c
At 14 CtS. Yard.
I0C0 yards fine Swiss and Nainsook Embroidery and In
sertion 3 to 10 inches wide, beautiful desipns in both open
iind blind effects. Be on hand Friday morninp; and get your
share of these embroideries
Val. to 75c ..
1 4c yd.
Knit Underwear and
Embroidery Specials
15C SLEEVELESS VESTS IOC
10 doz. Knit Med. Ribbed Lace trimmed, extra
value, at JO cents;
35c Knit Pants, Lace Trimmed, at 23c a Pair.
20 Women's Children's Hosiery
for i2y2c
FANv HOSIERY
SPECIALS
The biggest values, the biggest variety we have
ever shown.
BLACK AND COLORS, 25c to 50c a PAIR
SSI
off and 'A off
Regular marked prices
of Silk and Wash Dresses
Our entire stock of Lingerie
and Silk Dresses and Shirt
waist Suits, complete assort
ment of this seasons newest
fashions. White Lawn, Linen
and Colored Linen, and Cham-
bra Silk Suits. Prices $2.50
to $35.00, prices now
$5.88 to $27.50
White Waists
R e du ced
10 new Lingcrc Waists to
choose from. All reduced in
price. Silk, Mull and Lawn.
The prices.
98c, $1.98, $2.98, $3 48
off Muslin
Underwear
One-quarter off
regular prices
Dainty Corset
Covers,Drawcrs,
Chemise, Gowns
and Skirts made
nainsook, cam
bric, lawn and
muslin neatly
trimmed in lace
or embroidery,
and prices are
less than regular.
. ELECTRIC LINE
FROM SOUTH
Representative of Condor Water &
: Power Co., Operating in Rogue
j River Valley, Has Been Looking
: Over Eugene and Nicinity.
K. W. Diljegrun; representing tllB
Condor Wntur mid Power Co., h big
' cou -orn operating in thu Kogue liivoi
valley, supplying electric puwer and
water to several towns, including
Medford, was Hi Eugene the first of
', the week, leuviiig for the south yes-
torday afternoon. Ho was here for
tho purpose of looking over the coun
try mid investigating tho fensibili'y ,
of Imildiug an electric railway from
fa ; the Kogue Uiver vulley to this city.
Tho proposition is yol in an eiiiuij-,
ouic state, but Mr. Diljigran stated1
to a Guard reporter before leaving
that his company fully intends to
build tho proposed lino soino time
in the future.
Tho Condur Water mid Power Co.
has 7IHK) horsepower alrcadv for
seivico and is now supplying about
axil) horiopowor ill Southern Oregon
towns and mining camps. besides
furnishing lights for several towns
t' e oornnanv suiuilies power to the
LjOpp, tiio Granite and the ureonniiCK
lilt
I Tub company now has u project on
j foot for the constmcl ion of an elec
tric railwuy connecting Ashland, Med-
ford, Grunt's Pass and intervening
j lownB uud it is the intention to ex
! tend it north as fur as the Willamette
! valley.
TWO EUGENE SALESLADIES
WEDDED LAST EVENING
A Fixe Gift For You
Come and Take it Away
Tomorrow's the Big Pay. SpecialTrice on every
article in the store.
Ladies' White Waists reduced from 'A to half.
l adles' Coats, SuiLs land Skirts reduced from
to half
Men's Hand Mide Suits reduced lrom
!4 to one-third hh
Boys' Suits reduced from 'A to 'A and even Les8
Shoes for everybody reduced below the competition
mark It's going to be a lucky Friday
And You'd Better Be on Hand.
The Bon Marchc Store
The Underselling Store.
Tremendous Cut oi Men's Blue and Bkck Suits for Two
Days Only, Friday and Saturday, June 22 and 23.
Doztns of Men's All Wool Suits, both single and double breasted, round or square cut and made of finished and unfinished worste
or black serge, sizes 34 to 44. Every suit we guarantee to have shave retaining fronts and to be made from absolutely all wool and
ihrinkable materials- A few sut... in boys sizes. $(2.50 to $22.50 valu:s,
blue
SALE PRICE FRIDAY
AND SATURDAY ....
Miss Margaret Galloway Married to
D. E. Marshal and Miss Stella
Brown to Walter Johnson,
Tho marriage of 0. K. Marshall to
I Miss Margaret Calloway occurred nt
1 tho residence of tho bride's parents,
Mr. ami Mrs. James Calloway, 425
Kust Kin vii Ih struct last ovoniiig at
; 8 ::KI o'clock, Rov. Goo. K. McDonald,
i pastor of Mason Memorial United
Brethren chinch, ofllciatlug. The
I wedding was quiet, only tho imme-
iliuto relatives and a few intimate
! friends of thu young people being
j presi!iit. Kefroshmoiits woro servotl
j after tho ceremony.
I The. newly wedded "con plo left on
tins morning's stage for the llluo
Uiver mines, where the groom is em-
ployed. Tho hride has for seveiul
j years lieen saleslady at tho Don
Marcho Htoro. Until are popular and
havo many friends who tender congratulations.
II. Gordon went to Pol Hand today
on business.
T. M. Medley came dowu from Cot
tage Grovo this afternoon.
Dr. Ooorgo Wall caino down from
Cottage Grove this afternoon.
Joseph Dnvies is down from liU
homo nil Wolf Creek, near Wendling,
for a few days.
Kev. and Mrs. H. C. Grace-, Rev. S.
P. Moron, Kev, C. 11. Wallace anil
John Harms, of Cutlago Grove, and
Rev. Green, of Creswell, nro hero to
attend tho intotmg at the Presl yti -
riau church tonight, at which time
the union of the Cumberland and old
school Presbyterian chinches of this
city will take place.
Hurley M. llarton and family left
for their homo in Portland today, i-f-
ler visit ing hero awhile.
Satisfaction or Your Money B ( k
Our satisfaction or your monry back policy nukes this
s ule place to trade. Merchandise that Is sold with a
warrant of this kind Is the kind ol merchandise far you lo
buy-IT'S THE ONLY KIND CE SliLL.
GOOD GOODS ONLY
WILLAMETTE STREET
Send Us Your Mail Orders
We solicit your mail orders with the a -ui.it ce that the
values we oiler are as good as you can gel anywhere in
the United States. Samples sent when requested. Any
goods sent by mall if not as represented can be returned.
LOCAL WILL EXTEND
TO COTTAGE GROVE
Change Will Be Made About July
First-Will Not Affect Present
Schedule
Tho Soiilliern Pucl lo Co. Iia or
deroil tllB'. the Kugeno local passenger
train lie lundwl to t'ottiwe Grove
and It will ht'ieuftur lie known ns the
Cottago tlrovo local. Tho clmitgo will
pro ulily bo untile about July 1. It Is
said there will bo no change lit the
tluia of the arrival of the train hero or
of tta leaving In the morning. It
will arrive at Cottage Drove about
ll-.tr o'clock at night and leave about
5:Ki lu the morning.
Thin change will bo a groat convo
lilenoa lo the people of Cottago Gruvo
and Is welcomed III Kugeiie. I'ooplo
from the aoutli end of the
county who wish to riiinotn tho coun
ty aeal to spend the day on business
may do m without having to stay
over night.
lodge u;m cnnic men
Two rigs left llnrimrd's , " LUIIIO UluU
I!. FORTLAKD TODAY
Tim ladles of the W. C. T. U. will
- I give u market Satuiday, .lone 'M, fur
Kb Wat a Pinnonr Flnnr Mill flunor ,ho u",l,,t "f s" I'r.incisco snlfcr-
liw IIUV U I IWI1VW) I IUUI lit 111 Vinilbl a a 11,, lp..
ot Eugene and Was First to In-1
Junction Inst night to visit the
lit that place.
stable at I: la o'clock and arrived at I
Jiiiictlon at 7; HI and found the mem-!
hers of Diamond Indue awaiting their;
arrival. 1
After the regular lodge session re-;
freshments woro servixl and a social
time was had until about midnight,
when tho Ktigene members departed j
fur homo. Those who went from here
were: Mesilnmes W. Kuykeilunll, V. i
(). Zeigler, A. l.omtiard, Geo. Sov-
ern, 11. Aiperson, A. C. Mathews,
John Ulxen, J. W. Ilanis, V. W. In-! Word wns received III I'.ugeue to
man, J. W. Ilarriuger, Curtis, Mowns, day that Win. Kdris, a Kugcne pio. I
Keopke, C W. Starr, Misses Kiln neer, dbsl In Portland Ht I) o'clock !
Starr, Zella Zeigler, Jewell Kllmaker this foreiu on.
ami Mr. W. W. liiniun. j The diccased was bom In licrks-
... icnunt.v, Pa., lu 1S.U!. I le camo to Or-j
W, C, T. U.
era. At Hull's dru store.
Miss Stella llrown, who until re
cently had lieen employed for several
years as saleslady in Hampton llros. '
sloro in .this city, was married at
Woodbuin last evening at (i o'clock
to Walter Johnson, n young druggist
I oi mm. iuij. luu oriue s many
irieiius in I'.ugouo lender congnitulu-tlons.
James i llyers nnd Miss Corn L.
Wells were niairied at. Springlleld
WeilneMlay, June I15 Uev. 10 C.
Sanilei-son, dean ot the Kugene Di
vinity School. Tiny wi'l resident
Grangeville, Idaho.
Get your fortune told. Pi er into
the misty future with the (jrealist
seer of the age. llcadipuu b is 011 the
.Mc.Miirphcy lawn Saturday night, tf
$4.00
Shoes
for
at
Yoran's
Shoe
Stoft
Car of tiuggies received diru-tfrt-s
They woro factory. Latest styles and liuinln
accninmiiied by Mrs. Frank Craig,
who will visit there. '
Kuv. and Mrs. I. D. Driver Ti
turned to Ifnlscy this nfternooii.
Hon. S. II. Friendly nnil danghtor,
Miss liosalie, went to Portland today
on a visit.
J. C. lienwiclf, of Pleasant Hill, is
ill the city on business today.
Kev. G. S. G. Humbert and family,
Mr. ami Mrs. h. H. Ruwland, Kev. D.
10. Olson, Kev. K C. Wigmore, Mis.
Clara Ksson and daughter, Miss
Vest.11, and Kov. and Mrs. Chanipie
went to Turner this afternoon to at
tend tho nnnual stato camp meeting
of the Christian church.
Miss Lillian lluckuor is home
from Allmny, whoro she attended the
funeral of her fnthcr.
K. II. Miller went to Portland this
morning on a visit.
Miss Krnestine Heslop, of Portland,
is vistiiug 111 Kugeue.
E. P. Henderson, of Silver Lakf-
is in tho city.
Miss lOmma 10. Green has acceited
a postiion ns tenchei in the Kose
Ijlirtf schools for the eoniinir veer.
the
soo
market at nil prices, t'a.l it!
Chambers' Hardware.
troduce
County
Sell-Binders in Lane
Lawn Social
EUGENE D.OFH. MEMBERS
VISIT JUNCTION LODGE
egnu in IHvl all. I to l.nno county in ,
'.'; was niairied at Moiirois Ifciiton I
eoiiiity, in ImII, to Miss Mary M. !
Corson. j
Mr. lOdi-i whs formerly a pnrt own- I
er of the Hour mill In Kugene which
si I 9.0 the site of the mill nt the!
IQigene Mill and
l-J, vator Co., ati'l
Tho ladlea of the l''iilrmount.Aiil
Society will give a lawn social In the
lrk at (tin' place Saturday afternoon
and evening, Jisne 'SX lee cieam,
colf.-e. cake, lemouadis randy, etc.,
lll Is, served ill their separate- which burned twelve or thlrteeiryears
Isioths. 'ino everyliody aiiddnwr K. He was nlso lntrestel In the
Mine. Vashll and burn what the fu- i Kugene wnteriiowcr. It Is said that
turn has in storo for yo'i. Pmcei-ils to be liilro,lucirihe Hist self binder in
Is, used to buy electric lights for IJine county.
Hie church. Should ti e went her be Mr. Kdrls had thnv children,
Dressmaking and general sewing.
Art mid embroidery made and taught.
Call at Willamette Hi me. XI Wis
Kiglitli street. L. A. Lilwall. jyll
U. of O. Hag pins nt Watts'.
A box of Preston A Hales' shoo oil
will keep tho water out.
Screen duors mid windows.
Chambers' llnnhvare.
A few go-carts left.
Chambers' Hardware.
Vudor porch shades.
ChnniU'rs' Harilnit.
Wo are the only dye works In the
oily. 4Mt Willamette striM't, tdj
t'Mamntrcit huso at.
ClimulierB' llanlwart
v
Jaieilnc Is easy to ajiply.
t'hainliors' Hardware
IT. of (). licit plus at Watt.', j'i:
I'rv ' ; datum and vfli will
won., i now .Mm ever drank colfe.,
The first puzzle niven nnr uin.
Otto's fans wns soIvimI correctly by
Peicy Adams, Mrs. Swansoii and Mrs.
W. Stevens, who nro entitled to the
three piizes.
The cornvt nnmo of the forger Is
Donald Iiw.
The second puzzle will be given
away uow.also time prizcf are ollerwl
for the llrst three correct answers.
j'i-'
Gresnleai Items
! Greecnlcnf, June 18. Mrs. Joe
Klemmons and the school teacher at
tended tho dance at Maplcton tho
10th.
John Whisinan, of Acme, who
move I away curly this spring, has
'moved back. He says old Siiislnw is
goo I enough for him. y
.i llie little gu-1 of C. Wilcutt, who
i ha. been ill recently, is verv much
better.
Mn G. Steinhniior, of Alpha, visit
ed a eistur, Mrs. Kctmncl, of Kugene,
hist week. Mrs. Howard Popo also
went with Mrs. Steinhauer to visit n
sister.
A Stopped Clock is
twice a day. You will be right atl tbe tinx
if you pay your bills by check.
There is no chance of dispute over 1 it
tlement If you have a checking account ml
pay youu obligations by check.
Each check is a receipt.
The endowment upon the back oik
check is evidence that the party recrivd t
money.
A checking account insures you iW
paying a bilLiwice, gives you
your businerr, puts system into your trio
actions. You have method and convealni
in your businiss with a checking account
.he
Eugene Loan and
Savings Bank,
Established 1892. Capitalist
SurjJus $100,000
Sl-'-'.-.xii
r',V,
A VI
i, in II,-,
J3. 1
r'niuiU.rs llnntwiiro
mi nvnmMo I In nM'Ul V laki
hi tli ut'W Imlt,
Seventeen member of tho locnl . st
lodge of Degree ut Honor drove to
efrlger ilors, all sl.es and prices
I'limulM-'rH' Hnidwiiro.
I.rua
I-'., Isda mill Q niter, wlto survive
him. He was a prominent Mason
while residing in Kugene.
j Ijiivh orders for M. (). Warner,
piano tuner, at Morris' music store.
PeiiJ 'e
took tu ,
werk it
; 11'
it
: let
gl V
eh-ailv anil tiuvi1
llolli-li -r's I.'ockv
clean lusliie
act it. 'Ili. v
tlillik clearly.
lieallily
Miiuutiiin T.si,
will
will
act
All tor One Price
For ten cents y.ui will lie n,l,in.i
to the grounds, receive a ticket foi
iii- cream luul cake, ami an elegant '
pr.seiit. ATI this and more at thoj)
h.w , hk-iiii i ot. Kuen l y , Con
gre.'atinnal chun-h Indie on the M
Murphey lawn at the n.iul f iMln
slrtet Saturday evening.
New Today
lyyiOSTMKM' CI1AXCK.-,' defiir
nlile pny-e of F.iigene mniii street
business propeity paying lu per
cent, monthly oi( an Investment of
ci-im on a live year huso, with les
see to kee- up ordinary nenled im
provemnts, c.n lie had if taki n at
once. Inipiiie at Guard office.
jL-:t wit
Fete Cbainimtie -N ,,Mce so cril
ho'ughts. j I" spend one of these Uautiful even-
It lugs as the McMurphey lawn. Light,
"r j and music, i,i, cresm and cake, heme
uiaiio can.iy, -unch, and other attran
L. of tl.fo'ilball pins ut Watts'. ji'!tious. r ultra,,.
HH SALK-Several M to 40-bnrrel
I imks. just (lie thing fr watr
tanks on tlie farm. Kmpiire at the
Ingham vinci:nr factory. il.Vw j'S
tablets, t.iim I
'a 9"
'Wtf In
HOP THAI XKHS WAXTKD A good
iniiii or two want.sl to train hops.
Apply to fiireinaii on lower part of
tam,il. A vaik,.r hopyanl. one
mile above uuiversity ou railroad.
Tools ForMaKng
Refined
Hands,
Nail File
Nail Scissors
Nail Clipf" J '
Nail Kniff '
Cuticle Knife
i y-it Bitfrt'
Twceicrs
Nail Polish"
Pumice
Emery Board
Tright'sCompk"
M Dupont''"""
Bath Tablets
Nail Brush
Flesh Brush
i li
PRICES LOW
w. l. urn
DrugS