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The Friendly Store Bargain Bulletin-:- Thanksgiving Sales in all Departments
The Friendly Store's The Friendly Store's jgl
Thanksgiving Linen Sale
The finest and biggest line of Table Linen
ever show n in Eugene, are on sale during
this Thanksgiving Table Linen Sale. Every
price greatly reduced
$1.00 Jdtable linen 85c
10 pieces fine all linen damask, full
72 inches wide, napkins to match
$1.00 values a yard . 85c
$1.50 table linen $1.20
$1.25 72-inch Table Linen, a yard $1.00
J0 patterns of fine double Satin Damask Table Linen. Made by the best German
and Irish Manufacturers- Regular $1.25 quality, sale price $ I .Oo yd
Table Linen 75c
65c Table Linen 50c
90c
We are showing a beautiful line of hemstitched pieces in all sizes and
kinds, and a big assortment of hand made doilies. The very best
values
UTe Friendly Store's
Sale Men's
Fine Clothing
Our phenonomal clothing business this week proves the
superiorty of our merchandise. Our effective advertising
if not backed up by honest values, could accomplish us
nothing. Dozens of bargains this week, but space will
permit us to mention but
..2 Specials..
An absolutely a 1 wool, black, venetion, fine finish, made
with Venetian lining and long shapely C f) )C
back. $16.50 suit, special at.. h I av.avO
$22.50 and $25.00 Suits $20.00
Every suit in stock valued from $20.00 to 27.50 on sale this
week at $20.00, this includes all our Stein-Bloch and
better SchlossBros. Clothing.
Friendly's $20.00 Blue Serges are FAMOUS because they
are more stylish and wear longer than most clothiers
$25.00 Suits.
1
Special Sale
Kabo Corsets
$3.50 Kabo, style 1056 $1.95
Style J 056 is made of fine Broche,
Batiste, Med. High Bust, Long Hip,
Laced Trimmed J 2 pair Hose Support
ers, regular price- $3.50, sizes 18 to 27,
to close out $ 1 .95
$2.50 Kabo, style 1047 at. ....$1.75
Sizes 18 to 25.
25c
7 Skeins Em
broidery Silk for
All sizes in Pearl, Lustre,
and Nun's Thread.
Beautiful assortment of
Stamped Corset Covers
and Aprons for Shad
ow Embroidery Work.
Other stamped pieces.
Glove Values
We, as usual, are showing a
very complete line of Gloves
of all kinds and grades.
$1.25 Kid Gloves $1.00
Heavy Kid Gloves $ 1 .50
Mocha Gloves85c. to $ 1 .50
Wool Gloves. 25c and 50c
Long Silk Gloves
$1.50 and $1.75
Dress Goods Specials
$1.00 yd
50-in all wool Panama in Blue,
Green and Black, special at.-,.
60c fine Mohair Waistings in plaids, e
checks plain colors, 36inwide,spc'l at
yd
36in. Bathrobe Flannel, in Grey, Red, Cr
and Blue, neat border, extra heavy.. JVC yd
The Friendly Store Underwear Sale
$1.75 All wool Suits. --$1.40
3 dozen Onieta Union Suits, all wool, sizes 4,5, 6, $1.75 quality at. .$1.40
20c. Boy's Heavy Hose 12c. pr
20 Doz. Boys' Extra Heavy Ribbed Hose, all wool, sizes 6 to 10, the very
best 20c quality at - - 1 2'Ac pr
Pony Hose, Plain or Fleeced Lined 25c pr
$1.50 Silk and Wool Underwear $1.00
Fine Silk and Wool Ribbed Vests, Drawers and Tights in cream white.
The celebrated Vcista makes, Also included in this lot are a
few all wool garments, mid-weight; values $1.25 to $1.50 at Jp I '-UU
25c
Cf Childrens'
J J C Union Suits
Heavy fleece lined union suits, sizes
3 to 8,. 35c qualities at a suit.. 25c
f C Heavy b'.ea' fleece C.rn
C OC lined Ladies' Suits OUO
Fine heavy bleached fleeced lined
mi6n suits for women, all sizes, best
75c quality a suit,. --- 60c
Children's fleece; lined Pants
or Vests, each 15c
20c Fleece Hose at 15c
10 dozen only, fine fast black fleece
lined Women's Hose, sizes iYi to
10, 20c values at pair 15c
New Plaid Silks, $1.00 to $1.50 a yard
Plaid Silks for Waists, Suits and Petticoats) the newest effects of the season in Greens,
Blues, Reds, and Browns. Make your selection now $ 1 .00 to $ 1 .50 a yard
$5.00 Misses' Length Coats $3.95
15 Misses' full length Coats, this season's newest styles, splendidly tailored and njatly
trimmed in velvet and braid, $5.00 values... $3.95
The Suit Sale
This week is without a precedent, during the last three
days more than 2 dozen suits have been sold. We
have about 30 suits left; sampb garments only one oc
kind. tJetter come monday it you need a suit
$20.00 Tailored Suits, each $10.00
$25.00 Tailored Suits, each $ J 6.50
We have just six fine Broadcloth Coats left, lined
throughout with Skinner's Satin, come in Black, Green
and Red, the values $50.00 and $40.00. C OO
Broadcloth Coats, monday only at each 5rJ
Extra values in Colored Coats at
- $8.50, $12.00 and $16.50
sm. Si
COURT STILL
WORKING ON
LIQUOR GASES
Jury After Being Out Until Late Last
Evening Finds Emit Etter Guilty.
Mayhew & Ware Case Tried To
day and Beginning Made on
Breyer Case
i The trial of Charles Mayhew and
i Frank Ware, charged with violating
the local option law, was ended today
i about noon. The evidence seemed t
i be stronger than In the Etter case,
! tried yesterday. The principal wit
nesses ror tne state were u. it.
Shortrldge, Steve Southworth. J. O.
Griffin, E. B. Griffin and Wm. Elliott.
Shortrldge testified that he enter
ed Mayhew & Ware's place on No-1
vember 12 and called for a pint of
ginger ale. He received a pint of
whiskey, for which he paid 25 cents.
The hottle of liquor was introduced
as evidence
Southworth testified that he had
been in the defendants' place and
called for ginger ale and got liquor
Elliott and the Griffin brothers tes
tified that they had been in the place
and called for drinks. The Grifflm;
said they got something to drink but
did not know what it was.
Charles Mayhew and Frank Ware,
the defendants, testified that thev
never sold anything to either South
worth or Shortrldge.
The jury In this case was as tol
' lows: R. McMurphy, F. F. Demtng,
j Amos Wilkins, J. A. Clearwater,
James Calvert, R. W. Newland, Geo.
Spores, W. M. Green, J. M. Smigley,
J. F. Mluney, W. P. Cheshire, Mason
Harwood.
At four o'clock this afternoon the
jury had not agreed upon a verdict.
ETTKIt FOTXI GUHjTV
The jury in the Etter case returned
a verdict of guilty last night about
nine o'clock, after being out eight or
nine hours.
Ilrcycr Case is On.
The trial of Herman Breyer, on thi
same charge, began immediately af
ter the Mayhew and Ware jury went
out. Four jurors were accepted, but
as the venire was exhausted it be
came necessary to take a recess un
til the other jury returned.
Divorce (jriuitec..
Mrs. Maude Bell was granted a di
vorce from Philip R. Bell by Judge
Harris this afternoon.
WHY?
Why do the rubbers we
sell wear so much better
than the ordinary rubbers
Sold at otber stores ?
If you wish to know ask
Yoransffe
The store that sells
Good Shoes
reopie
Woiv
How it is that our
TABLE QUEEN
QUALITY excels all
other bread, and why
our pastry is superior
to all others. The reas
on is that Table Queen
made by latest process,
by experienced bakers,
with modern machinery,
is naturally a superior
article same with our
Pastry.
Coffee and
our dining
Lunch served in
room. Try it
Eugene
Baking Co.
I 489 Willamette St
Boy Proof School Suits
We arc sole distributors in Lane County of the celebrated ELK BRAMD
CLOTHING for boys and young men.
You take no chances in buying here, as every suit is positively guaran
teed, and they are so well made that you'll be surprised how long they last.
J00 boys' all wool 2 piece knee pants
suits, odds and ends worth from $3
to $6.00, size 8 to 16.
Special at $2.85
Young Men's Gray Plaid Overcoats,
made form fitting, deep center vent,
and in sizes 8 to 15. $6.00 Coat,
Sale Price $4.95
EXTRA SELECT
Eastern oysters, just arrived; fin
est and freshest In the city.
OTTO'S CONFECTIONERY.
Oysters served in any style. n24
G. F. CECIL
Tailor
32 East Seventh St.
Prices Reasonable
Agents for the Stein-Bloch and
Schloss Clothing,
Sterling Brand Hats and
Fit Well Underwear for Men
S. H. FRIENDLY
Bath Robss,
Smoking Jackets, Pajamas
and Sweaters
'PHONE MAIN 40.
45 WEST EIGHTH ST,
PALACE MEAT MARKET.
Pure Leaf Lard, 5 lb. can ------ 65c
Bacon, per lb. - -- -- -- - - -J5c
All Boils and Stews at strictly Cost Price.
Broders Bros., Proprietors.
THE SEA
BROUGHT
TO YOUR
H0ME
BY YOUR
DRUGGIST
W. L.
DeLANO
SEA Shells of all Kinds,
Tritons, Yellow and
Black Helmets, White,; Black
and Pink Nurex, Trumpets,
Conchs, Abalones. A com
plete and varied line,
Also Manufactured Shell
Novelties, Shell Boxes, Work
Baskets, Lantern Fish, Beauti
ful Coral and Pearl Beads.
Just what you want for
Christmas.
Look at
DcLano's Window
Catarrh
Is a constitutional disease
originating in impure blood
and requiring constitutional
treatment acting through
and purifying the blood for
its radical and permanent
cure. Be sure to take
Hood's Sarsaparill a
Nasal and other local forms of catarrh
re quickly .relieved by Catarrlets,
which allay inflammation and deodorize
discharge.
Hood's SarsaparOia, all druggists, $1.
Catarrlets, mail order only. SO cts.
For testimonials of remarkable cures
tend for our Book on Catarrh, No. 4.
C L Hood Co., Lowell, Mass.
DIED IN THE ASYLUM
CEMENT SPECIMEN
MONDAY NIGHT
L. A. Freeze, who waa committed
to the Insane asylum at Salem about
11 years ago, died In that institution
Monday night, and his remains will
arrive In Eugene tonight tor burial
In the Mulkey cemetery. The cortege
will lenve Gordon's undertaking
chapel tomorrow morning at 9: 3D
o'clock. Tlte deceased was a brother
of Mrs. Floyd Vuughau nnd was 5S
years of age. He was single, having
never been married.
JIST AllKIYKP AT CIIKSS.M.IN'9
Smyrna figs In baskets.
Smyrna flgs stuffed with nuts.
Smyrna n8 stuffed wllh cherries.
Turkish dates stuffed with al
monds. tf
A llnrgnln Kino 'MOO IH-ck'f llrtn.
rinno fur Rule.
I have a flno almost new Deck
Dros. Piano that must be sold. In'
quire Link's Shoe Store.
FROM DOUGLAS
W. T. Kerley, of this city, is ex
hibiting some line samples of cemeut
bearing rock from his ledges near
Onkland. There Is a practically Inex
huustablo quantity of this rock and
its quality has been thoroughly test
ed,
a company at one time having
$tOO liKYVAlU) $100
Lost or stolen, valuable ttirc!
stono diamond ring. Onft hundred
dollars paid for return and no quci
tlons asked.
MRS. N. T. PALM HI,
n24 Hotel Gross.
shipped out forty or Dfty carloads for
cement manufacture.
Considering the present price of
cement, Mr. Kerley's property should
possess great value.
Thanksgiving Snlc.
The lowest prices ever offered o
trimmed hats nt Shumate's, the hat
tor, 25 East Ninth street.
THKIiE'S NO I'SK
talking, you can't bent llerbine to
the liver. The greatest regulator evei
offered to suffering humanity. If you
Buffer from liver complniut, If you
nre bilious and fretful. It's your liver,
and llerbine will put It In its proper
condition. A positive cure for pnntl-
l p.itlon, biliousness, dyspepsia and all
j Ills duo to a torpid liver. Try a bot
j tic and you will never use anything
else. Sold by Linn Drug Co.
Winners Every Time
He woo'ed the girl with serenade
And flowers and sweets, yes you may laugh,
She n-'er said yes the little maid, .
Till won by Edison's Phonograph.
you
Gold
Everything good
eold meats, snlads,
to eat Cake. 1 !
honilnny. bake.l" We hl,T ,l" irritnt hiicI best line o
runs, etc., at 688 W'lllnmette street, j n1'1"! stove we have ever earned-
pJOW why don't you buy her one? We will let
have a nice machine for $10.00, and a dozen
Mounted Records for $4.20 per dozen. Of course you must
not tell how cheap it was. You never tell how cheap you
bought things until alter you are married. . This youn?
lady will enjoy the machine and records more than she
would $20 worth of candy, which will only make her sweeter
and you more sad. Again you must have an eye for busi
ness if you win her, the machine will come back to youi
Whereas the candy, theatre Mckets, flowers, skating rink,
etc-well, well,"nuff sed."
Let each of the decen reeords tell her that you love her.
Let her have it by voice, violin, guitar, banjo, piccolo. Let
the bells ring it to her and let the cornet blow it into her
ears, and you will have made the best investment of your life.
Now if you are a married man, of course you must
have one. How cheerful and restful to reach home alter
a hard day's work and have fie sweet plaintive notes of the
Phonograph greet you with "Everybody works but father.
From 1003 Lo23J") Records carried In stock
at, all i.im Phonographs all sizes. Sol i on
Kasy Payments
m TI S C RED CROSS
Saturday, November 24. an prices.
I Chambers Hardware Co.