Eugene daily guard., July 13, 1906, Image 4

65th fffv
Friday OUI p
20c Ribbed Hose 12c
50 dozen Rawhide ribbed Hose
ior girls and boys, sizes 5 to
10 absolutely fast black
double knee and foot best
20c hose, Friday and IOic
Saturday, a pair
rot
Pony Hose for Children Pa?r 25c
Fancy Hose white and blk U 25c
Fancy Lace and Emb. Hose 50c
Regular 60c and 75c, white, black and colored,
Lace and Embroideried Hose, fine gauze lace
and Silk Lisle, 50 styles, special a pair 50c
We are showing the higgest asssortment and
the best values in underwear for children and
women. Every style and every price. Union
Suits 25c to $3.50) Knit Pants J 5c to 75c; Sleeve
less Vests 6c to $3.00( Long Sleeve Gauze Vests
25c to $3.00( Children's Knit Vests and Pants
2Kc to 25c each. ,
Tomorrow's Splendid Values
in Men's and Youth's SuiLs
For tomorrow's selling particaUriz: oar vzty larg; a"ii carihlly s:!::ted lin: of s.iits at
$10.00. These suits are the b:st values we have be:n able to offer this season and we
know they're better, a gooi d:il bitter than you can buy elsewhere for the same money?
Don't take our word, see for yours:lf, examine our display. Hundreds of suits to choose
from including the new gray worsteds in solid and fan:y patterns, single and double and
coats cut the required length in sizes from U to 20 in youth and 34 to ti J ( ( t
44 in Men's. Values up to $ 1 8.00 tomorrow JJ 1 J.JJ
We are showing a large line of Summer Serge and Mohair Coats
trom 25c to $3.00
Eugene's Foremost
and Best Store
F, L. CHAMBERS,
Prf&ldent.
H. E. ANKENY !
Vlcf-Presidr.il, j
DARWIN BWSTOW, Guhtrr.
Chambers-Bristow j
Banking Company i
Of Eugene, Oregon. I
Paid Up Cosh Capital $50,000
Nutn And' Mortgages bought Money
oanrd on approved security
ite-est pAid
n time certlllcit-a " itejvs'l
anking business transact.!.
g:ueriil
J A Real Soap Sale
U
In order to make room for new lines
we olfer the following low prices
Vostmrgi Vlolelle ds Pjrme
with rubber complexiun
bnitli, per box . 20c
(The brush alone aelli regu
larly lor 2k)
Conll White Caitlle, per cake. Qc
Pine Mottled Caitlle. 5 o
-akei, per cake 3c
Wrliley'i Glycerine percale.. 9c
Wistky'i Oallne, per cake . . 9c
Tritlley'i Hellulaope, per cake 9c
Writtly'iFraagipaniU.per cake 9c
Wriitly'i Carnation, per cake. 9c
VriitUy'i Wild Apple, per
cake 9C
Wrldley'i White Clover, per
cacke.. Qc
Regular price 15c
11
THESE
O ARK
w GOOD
VALUKS
AND WILL
LAST
BU T A
SHORT
T1MK
LOOK AT OUR
WINDOWS
W, L. DeLano
, DRUCCIS 1
0
0
OC3C
3 (3C
rise Sale
2 Grand Specials
in Wash Goods
Lot 1 25 pi;ces Lawns, Organdies, Dimi
ties, Mohairs, Rajah, Voile, Embroid
eried Crepe, and other new and fash
ionable weaves, values 20c
to 75c. Special Friday and p fs
Saturday only a yard G0j
Lot 2io pieces Lawns Organdies, etc, the
season's very prettiest patterns and
colorings, light and dark shades regu
lar prices 10c to 12c a yard
Speci.il Friday and Satur- jf
day at a yard -JJ
Muslim Underwear
25 Less
Dainty Undei muslins, Skirts, Gowns, Drawers,
Corset Covers, Chemise. A beautiful collection
of these garments, lace and embroidery trimmed.
Special Friday and Saturday 25 less than regular
THE WHOLE FAMILY
First Showing in
College Blouse
The most comfortable and fashionable shirt
, . waist in the market, just 24 of these in
white percale with blue, red and black
polka dot. Be on hand early
tomorrow if you want one
UnderpricinpjS clearly illustrative of
this store's splendid perchasing power
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S. B. Finegan
General
Blacksmith ins
Makes .1 specialty of fine
horseshoeing and placii ff
of rubber tires on buggies.
Cor 6th and Olive Sis
L. N. RONEY,
CON TRACTOK.
Dr.ilrr in cement, lime And hard w.ill plaster.
Wrlatley8 Glycerine and Tar
Soap, 8 ox, per cake Oc
WrUtlry'i Shaving SiMp,
cake
per
Wrwtley! Carbolic Soap
cake
per
8c
8c
Writleyt Sulphur Soap, per
Wrialev'i Traiwparan Tar
Soap . 4c
Mine de la Molts Benzoin
Soap, per cake Gc
Eastman's Savon Kuta.ska, per
cake
ICc
IOc
Oc
Colgate's Glycerine an d 1 loney
Bath Sorp. lull 8 o: Mkes at
Culgates Floating Bath .. ..
A FINK
link
of
COl.GA TKS
TOii.Kl'
SO ACS
a r
LOW
PRICKS
I est
. AtTe
Friendly Store
Eugene of the
)
" Satisfaction or
Your Money Back
BIG DEMAND FOR
i' ICE IN EUGENE
Local Plant Unable to Manufacture
Enough Price Advanced Half a
Cent a Pound Yesterday
TIhto iiro prosiiH'tri fur mi liw fiun-
mo in Kiiitcim. J hn Wnliilmnl works
in thin city ii ro ioi'iit iiist ihiy ninl
niliht lo thnir full i'iiiiu'ity 'l,nt mo
iitiuhlo to mipply tho ilmiuinil iluriiiK
tliia ilri'nii'ly hot ivoiiMiit. If tint
ti'inpiTut in i, rnniiiina n low iliiya'liiiiu'
or us lnnh iih it htiH during tin- pn-t
two wookH iiml iho iliMtiiiiul for Iro j
oiintiiiiios to Inoroiisit nt tho rnto it is
lit luvstMit many will luivo to ilo wllh- i
out or soinl iiivny for It. I
Otto Kiiiifnmiiii, tho ouufivtloiinr,
hns nrilorixl ii cur Inn, I of loo frmn
lVirtlmiil for his own uso, tioiiijt uu-
ahlo lo sivnm oiiiiiikIi horo.
'IholiH'iil loo works yostor,hiy nil .
viini'ivl tho prion oiib hiilf font a!
pouutl on lots in loss qmunt Irs tlinn
lint omuls, it lining ono oont ii poiinil
hofoio. !
NATIONAL STAMP STORE
GOODS AT HALF PRICE
t- Irs ltt''t rurtait.M, flm-ks,
ilvtTwur., !..
A 111' L'h IM li.-Ill ll I I. .4 UI..P.
fur
HII'l
till (tl.r riiMrt iu proport'im.
Thfiip priiM'S Hr jro"-! nnlil .Inly IS.
Mint tn for CASH ONl.Y.
j 17 OVTIONAU STAMI CO. (
Ti'iitn, all Hi'M anil low prico.
C'liaiulinri' lltinliviire Co,
GRAVEL BAR
WILL AT ONCE
BE OPENED
Southern Pacific Company Has Or
' dered Men to Be Here Within
Few Days to Build Trestle Across
the River-Ground Leased for
Period of Two Years
J. 1). Krlily, rinlit of way agent of
tin Southern Pacific Comjtuliy, wuh
in KuKene today cIuhuik up the dual
for tiie lease of tlib land across tho
river from the old IlainuH tannery on
which in titillated n h'm gravel ljur.
As announced liy the Uiiard early
iu tho BpriiiK, the company will ue
tiie gravel on the liar acroHH the river
in relmllastiui; tho main line and in
' hnllaritiuK the Urain-CooH Hay line,
now building, and the Natron-Klamath
Kali cxleuxiou when that work
i iu coinmouced.
The leaneH on the laud wore all
; made out today and are r--adyror IlliiiK
j with the county tli rk. The laud is
1 owned by Carbon Mathews, Clats. K
Croner, A. J. Woodcock and othorH.
I The company leases It for a period o
! two years.
Mr. Eddy informed a (iuard report
i er today that tho company had or
j dered a force of men to conio to Ku
fjeuu at once to begin the work of
! building tho spur and trestle to the
gravel bed. The trestle will be a tem
porary structure and will be torn
down when t'to company gets all- the
gravel it wants. The men are expect
ed here within a week, and the work
will be rushed to completion.
Through this enterprise Kugeno
will bo headquarters for sevoral train
crews nud a large number of other
workmen for some time to come, and
much money will be circulated as a
result.
ORDER OF WASHINGTON
OFFICERS INSTALLED
Tho lie offloornof tho local Indue
of Ordur uf Washington, us prlnto
! hi tho Cinard a few daye ngo, woru
iiiHtallod last night bv Mre. S. C.
I Adams, of Portlnnd, su promo drill
I iiikhIhi' Thi'V nri4 un fnllnwH'
Piiat protiidoiit, II. A. liarr; proH
dont, Kdith II. Linton ; vivo pn?s
doiit, Lizzie Simons; Kotortary, N
K. Brlwlmw ; trouHi'ior, Ida J. Millur;
OHi'ort, Jwo Komury ; anriiatant es
cort, VV. Ij. Ford; chaplain, iMary
Cartwrinht; uard, liobert II. 'link
er; 8t'titiiM'i, K N. JohiiKon; nmsi
cian, Viola Manns; (thhIoo for throe
yoarn, Hugh Harr.
Personal
,1. C. .MclOlroy is up from Monroe.
J. C. 1 1 ii IT, of Klamatli Kails, is in
the cily.
("lark C. Stiirtovant was iu the city
from Crow today.
Koy Booth is lakiiiK a vacutiou nt
Bly, Klamiith county.
Darwin Bristow and family leavo in
the morniiig for Newport.
Miss Kunice Mct'rudy wont to
Portluud today on a visit.
Miss (iortrudo Johnson returned
from Drain this afternoon.
W. W. (lossett and wife returned to
day from a visit at Monroe.
W. B. Ilnivlcy and wifo caino down
from l.orano tiiis aiternoou.
W C. Jiickson caino homo from
CoMiiko drove this artornoon.
No?. Owen Iciivos Mondav for his
annual outing at Koloy Springs.
Otto Kaiirmanu retuined last ninlit
from n liusiiitws trip to Portland.
Harry Diiuluir has pine to (iraiits
Pass to see his brother, who is ill.
N. 11. Stiimlisli caino down from
tiie Great Xoithcru mine 'ast niuht.
1). W. Brings returned this after
noon from a trip (o Cottage Grove.
II. T. Dow is up in the woods aliovo
CotliiKP Grove cmisinii timber hinds.
J. I,. 1. onuors anil J. Yihitford, of i
Cottane liroie, wero iu the city to
day. .lessn Bounds returneil this urter
noon from ii business trip to Cottage
Grove.
I'. A. I.oomis, of !'ort Dodttr , Iowa,
was nn nirival hi Kuotie yestenlay
afternoon.
I.. G. 1 1 til i ii and family leave this '
evening for a uionth's outiuit above '
" 'iver.
.Miss .losie .Moorliend came tin from
iiuncii in tins aft, rnnoii lo visit Miss!
I.ucia V, i kins. I
.Mi.i llintrh-K SI I'ltnu, uf Sali'lil,
riMiiiiu tirr rini.-.iii, Mt, Mr.Miiii.h
In tlii i-ity f"i a ffiv ilayit.
Xt. la .noj Iri'hniil, of 1'orri
im an arrival liore on tin iitli'ruo
Irani. Her huslaiiil, hie bioll
Kied aud T. K. l'aucett will arrive up
by team this evening aud the party
w a l.'Uie tomorrow for llelkuap
Springs aud other upper .McKenie
resnrls on an outing
Judge Harris returned yesterday
from Toledo, Lincoln county, where
he has been holding court.
Dr. M. M. Davis and family, of
Corvallis, left here today for an out
ing uu the urper McKenzie.
Sirs. Amelia Smith and daughter,
Miss Susie, went to London Springs
this afternoon on an outing.
Cioo. K. Robinson, of The Dalles,
lift for home tuday after visitius his
brother, C. V., of the Hotel l.ross.
Ker. A. H. Simpson, pastor of the
U. H. church at li ving, was in Eu
gene today on his way home from a
visit at (ioshen.
Mrs. C. C. McCornack will return
home to Portland' tomorrow, after
visiting her parents, Mavor and Mrs.
K. M. Wilkiiis, iu Eugene.
Miss liertha lloyuton, of Mon
mouth, who has been vistiing at the
home of ir. and Mrs. Dennett, in
Kugeno, left this morning on a trip
to St. Pin 1.
I survey Deiismora, who lias been
attending Oxford University at Lou
don, haviiu wou a Hhodes scholar
ship, has arrived home for his sum
mer's vacation.
Mrs. Perry Frank, Mr. and Mrs. C.
S. Kruiik and Libert J. Krauk go to
Newport tomorrow morning. Tl ey
will stop at the Irvine hotel on Nje
creek for several weaks.
Dr. O. E. Simth -returned tliis
morning fom a trip to Coos ltay.
He says that country is booming and
thinks I ho bay will be the best harbor
iu tji-e, uu in the not lar future.
Business Briefs
Camp furniture or all kinds at
Chamliers' Hardware Co
M. O. Warner tunes pianos. Leave
ortieru at 11. Ji Morris' music store.
Dread that makes hraiu aud brawn
Dunn's
Vudor Chair Hummock, SL'5.00
Something new; one week's free trial.
Chambers' Hardware Co.
Hats at half prce at .Mis. Culvin's,
81 Kast Ninth street.
Liiks' anti-rust tinware is the
cheapest iu the end. Kvery piece
guaranteed.
Chambers' Hardware Co.
a. D. Iioid, dentiot, ofnee over
Hull's urocele store. 'Phone Black
n:n.
Porch uhairs mid lawn furniture at
Chambers' Hardware Co
Warner tunes pianos.
A box of Preston He Hales' shoe oil
will keep Uio water out
You are missing something if yon
do not make a cool loom out of yom
hot porch with Vudor porch shudus.
We put theiu up freo.
Chambers' Hardware Co.
Dunn's bread Is made from potato
yeast and has that good, wholesome
taste vou like.
For those wishing ' the best, C. L.
Winter is in charge of the Winter
Photo Co. Studio, and guarantees re
sults. Chambers Block. 'Phone R.d
1321.
Leave orders for M. O. Warner,
piano tuiiui, at Moiris' music store.
Try Dunn
i's bread, bakeu In siiui
tary pans.
Go to the river bridge and (jet your
waoii or vehicle repaired. All work
riitnrautccd. tf
Paint w ith Phoenix paint Preston
& Hales, amenta.
See our new 11KK1 power wnsliing
machine. A small water motor
fastens to your water faucet and fur
nislioa power for the machine and
wrinitor. Buy one of these machines
and do vonr washing without work.
Chambers' Hardware, solo agents
Sweet Pealay
Saturday, July 14th, will be Sweet
Pea Day at Bull's die ; store. Three
prizes to ladies. Fin t, for the bi
Kest bouquet of sweet pens ; second,
foi the prettiest bouquet ; third, fnr
tho bouquet cuiituiniiiK the most va
rieties. Kvery lady who is urowinu
sweet peas may enter the contest.
Everybody is invited to call and
ee the display. jpj
Big Bargains
Saturday afternoon nnd evening
at t.omph s hardware store. No
; k.kkIs reserved. Kverythinit (toes at
j miction to the liinhest bidder. Pri
' vale sale daily at cost prices. jl
Pi izes awrarded Tor seet pen bou
; quels at 8 o'clock p. in. Stauidav,
July 14., at Hull's dni(j store. Come
and see the tl m ."j. :i
New Toda.y
..... .M.f.-ivrfec,ion Wickiess
.' n -'oie, in perfect
S.
nil, M'llllllt, I ,i
Krank, lsit Kast Muth utrwt'. '
j'Jtm-lt
- Knur
r-iln t.t-l lawn
iik t Imif rifet
prni.. V. S. I'rank.
:w.lv.''l;''l)--"' n. t,.
- ....-H'VI sill HIIir.lBV .
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN
CHOHCH OFFICERS
A meetini; of the oonnri'tint ion of
tho Central lJrHsl,ytriun i-liuroh was
hihl lust uilit for tiie purpose of
elwtiilif new ofllcom undor the con
fonsoliilutiou of the Hist and Ciiinber
hiuil Presliyteriau t'linrohes.
Klderseleotrd ure iisfoihnva: fiohert
Puttison, C. J. Howe, K. Ii. l'UMi!,
Calvin lliiiina, V. V. Murtin and R.
II. Shai-kli-tt: trusties, V. (. Ileek
art, J. J. Holt and Dr. (ien O'll l'e-
l!nr. S. 1!. Kakin was elected treas
urer and C. M. 'ollier elerk
Articles of incorniiriitiuu of the
consolidiiteil church will he prepared
and Hied soon.
Get your llshimr tackle lit
Chambers' Hardware Co
It is a
Genmne
Surprise
To find that you
can purchase good
up-to-date Talking
Machine JO-in records
that formerly cost
you one dollar each,
for the small sum of
fifty cents. If you
pay more you pay
too much.
BIG STOCK
TO
CHOOSE FROM
Music House
606 Willamette Still
Phone Main 59
We sell yon
fresh from
. the Country
4 tT r
Eggs and Butter that
suits your taste.
We carry a full line of
Staple, Fancy and Green
Groceries we treat you
right with prices right.
Farmers will make mon
ey by calling on us, as we
pay the highest market
price for all kinds of pro
duce. .
BEE HIVE
GROCERY
Comer 8lh and Charnelton Sts.
Phone Black 1571
T
'onkorrow
Saturday,
Pea
Day
2
HULL'
All
ZE
SAIL
Look (or it at
Yorans
Shoe
Store
A Heart to
Watch Talk
You and we will have it
when you strike this store
on your watch purchasing
trip. 5
You are welcome to all
our watch knowledge and
experience.
t, Tell us about how much
you, would like to spend, and
in one minute we can show
you the watch that means
the most to you for that
amount of money.
And it doesn't take very
much money either to get a
pretty good watch. A 20
year filled case with a fine
1 7 jewel movement will cost
you but $14.50 and will last
a life time.
Call and let us talk watch together
J. O. Watts
Jeweler and Optician
Cor 9lh and Willamette
Munroe's Second Hand Store
6? W. EighLh So.
We are now located in our new room, il
W 8th St. (Lane's Hall) and are nowbelta
prepared to serve our customers than ever.
First N
A.
zonal Bank
2 1
O F
EUGENE
i.d surplim $IOU.UUU
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
done od reasonable term. Sight draft! m Chlaro,
Sen Frrnctico and Portland. Bills of Kittaage nldci
forolED couniriei. UepoiiU received mbject to :ttet
)t certificate of deposit. All coileciiuai .Dtrustmiod
will receUe prompt attention
r G HENDRICKS, President, S B EAKlN, Vtct Fn
f g SNODGBASS Ciihieu L II PUTTER ACH
Strictly
Confidential
Cuitome have a right to expect Hut
their business relations with a bank be treat
' ed as confidential.
We follow this practice at ail times il
we also aim to protect the interests of V
patrons in every legitimate manner.
If y&u are not a patron of this bank,
would be pleased to have you open an
coant with us.
Eugene Loan and
Savings Bank,
Established 1892. Capital ana
Surplus $100,000
July 14th
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