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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1907)
FLAG DAY FRIDAY Attend "The Friendly Store" Friday Surprise Sale Tomorrow June 14th ami hoal murm mmhnTSf. ton ft JUNE FOURTEENTH fctttlfittrk-lefurwnUiruaL. !dk- I ,. '"" I'-e.ti, 5 2 Ne wStylishTailoredSuits Made of Taffeta Silk and All Wool Materials Wool Suits, value to$16? for $825 l.MIC..:i. C A t 4Vm r A 25 Silk Suits, val. to $ 28 for $12? If you want a stylish high grade suit for less than the material will cost; this is your opportunity. The greatest sale of Ladies' suits ever pf fered by Eugene's Foremost and Best Store is planned for Friday and Saturday. We think there will not be one left by closing time Friday, so plan fo'be iarlyi This includes every Tailored Suit in Stock, both silk and wool. Every one of theni new" this season. Attractive styles for street calling or reception wear. The most popular styles of the season. ' The Eaton Jacket and full pleated skirt trimmed with rich Persian braid and straps of material. Mail orders promptly f lied. Samples sent upon request. Specials in all departments T omorrow and Saturday. $18.00 to $28.00 Silk Suits Friday $12.75 We want to close out every Silk Suit in the hoimo before the workmen commence taking down the wall next Monday, To do this and do It quick, we sacrifice these Stylish Silk Suits; come In brown, blue, green and bluck; for less than the silk alone will cost$l8.00 to $28.00 values for $12.75 $14.00 to $16.50 1 Wool Suits Friday $8.25 The most stylish materials and colors, made up In the most popular fashion, Eaton Jackets, trim med with Persian Braids, three-quarter sleeves, pleated Bklrts, two and three rows of straps, jacket lined with good quality silk; come In fancy and plain materials; values $14.00 to J16.B0; Friday at $8.25 $20.00 to $40.00 Wool Suits Friday $ 1 4.25 The better Bults are the ones we are most anxious to close out; some of them are light shades and are very apt to get soiled this Is the reason for the big reduction made of fancy Batiste and Panamas and plain black, blue and gjeen materials; values to $40.00 for $14.25 Friendly's 107 Friday Surprise Sale Splendid Bargains BUY YOUR TABLE LINENS 56-lnch Blcachod Table Damask, floral designs; 40c value; a yard 33 70-Inch all linen Table Damusk; 65c quality; special, a yard .... 50 72-lnch bleached Damask, four designs, $t. 00 quality, a yard 8S 72-Inch .bleached Satin Damask, $1.25 quality; special, a yard $1.10 72-lnch black Satin Damask, $1.60 qual ity; special, a yard $1.25 23-Inch morcorlzcd Napkins, four pat terns; Bpeclal, a dozen $1.25 22- Inch Silver Bleachod All Linen Nap kins; special, a dozen $1.50 2 3- 1 mil Full Bleached Napkins, all linen, spoclnl, a dozen $2.10 Scarfs, launch Cloths, Doyllm, Center Piece, etc., at sporlully reduced price, ltoniitlful uNHortnii'iit of designs. $1.50 Novelty Dress Goods yd 75c During the next two days we will continue to sell all Novelty Dress Goods; valucc to 1.50 at a yard.: 75c Novelty Suiting and Waist Silk 48c 8 pieces of stylish new silks in red, brown, gray, blue and green checks and stripes, values to 75c a yard, special a yard for for two days at.. ---- 48c $6 Bobinet Lace Curtains a pair $3 50 pairs Bobinet Lace Curtains, all new patterns in white and Arab shades, $4.00 to $6.00, special a pair...... .... $3.00 SPECIAL TOMORROW AND SATURDAY Boys Ksee Pant Suits Friday and Saturday Only For two days only Friday and Saturday, June 14th and 15th we offer our entire stock of Boys' Keee Pant Suits; all 2. 3 and 4 piece suits included, at the following reduction. IXT l . Absolutely all wool Suits, worth from $5.00 to $6. B0, made In light and dark patterns and with extra pair of pants and cap to match FREE. special pkick $4.85 LOT 2. Cashmeres, worsteds, cheviots and tweeds. In chocks, stripes and plaids, worth $4.00, $4.25, $4.50 and $4.75; extraordinary values at BALK PRICK, $3.S5 l,OT !. 75 Suits made of excellent materials and of good patterns that sell for $2.50, $3.00 and $3.25, SALE I'ltICK, $3.25 l,OT 4. 50 three-piece knee pants suits single breasted, worth $3.50 to $7.50, to close out, $1(65 lip j To the public: Tomorrow, June 114 is the anniversary of the birtli ! day of the United States flag. hen It is considered what it has cost to maintain it and what it means to th s ! nation and the world, we consider it sacred and next to the Holy Writ. It shall ever be our standard and ... itno over fnr the eauality of man and a guard against any for eign interference. , , w j As the day dawns on June 14 let 'the morning breeze wave the flag from every place of business and ev erv home in this beautiful city of Eu- ge"e- J. F. GATES. ' Patriotic Instructor, Geary Post, G. A. R. Eighth Grade Examinations. The eighth grade final examina tion for the public schools will be held j June 13, 14, 1907. I Teachers who have pupils ready ! for the examination should notify me of the number of questions wanted and the name of the person appoint ed to conduct the examination at least 15 days before the date for which the questions are wanted. W. B. DILLARD, County Superintendent. j Indication and Dynpepnin. kneir!lJ''m' JLV. or iV. C. I. Hood fT W, 11 Mad, by Hood It-. Uo '"U. lu TttlBKK AND FARM LAXhr j We can sell you better land , sless money than you can buv . . place in Lane county. Don't ,.a see or write us before buying ! J. S. MILNE & cb : tf Cottage vr STONE JARS We have the most complete line of stone fruit Jars from half gallon 12-gallon ever carried in En. ' Eugene Grocery, 45 East Ninth st A Peerless Ice cream freezer niii freeze cream hard In three minm They turn easier than others wL can tell you why, also other good points. 6 ua CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO THE TEXAS WONDER. Cures all kidney, bladder and rheu matic troubles; sold by all druggists on two months' treatment by mail 'or $1. Dr. E. W. Hall, 2926 Olive street, St. Louis, Mo. Send for tes- i timonlals. Sold by Hull's Drug Store. As an indication of the advance In j Astoria real estate, a lot that was j bought six months ago for $3, COO I was sold last week for $5,000. I Just received, a large shipment of; 9x12 ingrain rugs. ; CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO, Withstands rain and shine. It's pure paint, every atom of it. The New Era quality, sold only at the,. Berger-Bean Hardware Co. j The Peter Pan oxford, $4, at Wells' shoe store. 602 Willamette street. tf j ' Just received, a new line of Jewel ' '. self-generating gasoline stoves. It is! , as handy and as safe as gas. , CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO, a n Eugene's Foremost and Best Store Your money's worth or your money back S. H. Friendly Agents for Moncybak Silk, Kabo Corsets, Wayne Knit Hosiery, Schloss Bros. Clothing for Men, Elk Brand Clothing for Boys. I'K.ltHONALS. W. P. Drugg Is out from Hlach ley. C. E. Ilurwood, of Glennda, Is In the city. Dr. D. A. Paine Is home from a trip to Portland. V. Polders Is homo from n busi ness trip to Portland. Postmaster J. L. Page Is taking an out lug at Foley Springs. O. II. Miller, of Drain, was in the city today on business. E. O. Toboy went to Cottage Grove this afternoon on business. Mrs. Ira Hurtle and children are home from a visit In Corvallls. Miss Eva Frasler returned this nf ternoon from a visit In Portland. Dr. A. 11. Atwood returned last night from a business trip south. Dr. M. M. Davis came up from Corvallls this afternoon on business. L. U. Hulln returned this afternoon from a business trip to Cottage Grove. Geo. O. Knowles and O. O. Gilbert son are down from the Bohemia mines. Miss Mne Norton Is back In tho county clerk's office after a severe Illness. Mrs. Frank Ware returned last night from a visit with tho Misses Perkins at Drain. J. I). Field, of the Ax Billy depart ment store, went to Portland last evening on business. Miss Minnie Chambers went to Cot tage Grovo this afternoon to visit friends for a week. Misses Mao Klnsey and Lola Howe went to Brownsville thlB afternoon to attend the picnic. Mrs. It. W. Nowlanrt and cnunren went to Brownsville Inst evening to visit there a few days. Mrs. John Polndexter, of I.nCnm- as, Wash., has arrived hero to visit relatives west or tho rlty. Mrs. Howard Woods and Miss Ma rie Plronl went to Portland last even ing on n visit of n few days. F. 10. Ames, forest Inspector for this district, with headquarters In Eugene, Is In Portland today. Miss lllrdlna Meredith Is home from Portland, where she has been teac hing In the public schools. Eugene Matlock went to Cottage Grove this afternoon on business for the Oregon Produce Company. Merlin Harding, who hns been working on his hop yard neur Wood bum for some time past, is here on a visit. J. B. Lent returned to Junction this afternoon, after visiting at the homo of Professor and Mrs. M. H. Arnold. Professor J. D. Bnughman arrived hero yesterday from Riddle and left this afternoon for Pleasant Hill to visit his folks. Mrs. J. B. Wlnstanley returned tMs afternoon from a week's visit with her relatives In Seattle, Port land and Salem. Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Garrison are In the city on a short visit. Mr. Gar rison Is a S. P. engineer and f0"er ly lived In Eugene. Mrs. C. S. Freeland has left for Tres Plnos, Cnl., to Join Mr. Free lnnd, who la engnged in engineering work there for the S. P. Co. Jns. llemenwny, C. B. Brunenu, E. A. Wilson and T. R. Parker, of Cot tage Grovo, spent last night in Eu gene and attended the Elks' lodge. F. A. llorchert Is hero from San Francisco arranging for nn outing trip of about thirty people from tho bay city up the McKonale this sum mer. Mrs. C. II. Dougherty arrived here today from Sacramento to attend the Utuehnrt. reunion next week. She Is a daughter of County Commissioner 11. D. Edwards. F. Kurz and wife, who have been visiting at the home of Henry Den hart lu this city, returned home to Salem this afternoon. They were accompanied by J. 11. Anderson, who is out from North Dakota looking over tho country with a view to locating. tho paving plant since it n fi. unloaded from the cars, was taken tn the rock quarry this afternoon, where The Month of WEDDINGS It is considered fortunate to be married in June. The bride is assured of a happy married life. Her happiness will be complete however if she receives a piece of Rich Cut Glass pieces combining beauty and usefulness $1.50 to $25.00 SILVERWARE in late designs and best quality 75c to $12.00 JEWELRY a good assortment of the best things in our line J. O. Watts The Up-to-date Jeweler and Optician Corner 9thand WillametteSts. That I tvllllsUI Security that one should have in purchasing; drugs is always experienced by our custom ers. It is most gratifying to us to note thin, for it proves to us that our un tiring effort to give the best of service and finest and purest goods has had the desired effect. If you have ever traded with us we are sure that a trial of our exemplary ser vice will inspire in you this same feeling of security and make you a regular customer. We would like to be your druggist. Our Prices are ' always as Low as the Lowest HULL'S Red Cross Drug Store "T J. E. Kilborn WELL ! DRILLER By my mrthod yoo can poiitively kcu" pure water by casinj to hard rock. The only surewayofgfttinf water free from surlaa impurities. Phone Black 2872 2)9 Jefferson Street CITY NEWS. , , . ' '"i-,uwu, wiiure It Is being used to operate the steam Mt 4t4' 44 drU U3ei1 ' blasting the rock. Every lover of clean, high class entertainment will be Interested In knowing that Manager Geo. I.. Paker of the well-known Ilsker Theatre Stock company, Portland, will bring his famous orgaulintton to this city, supporting the greatest child star. Dainty Ollle Cooper, In a grand pro duction of Little Lord Fauntleroy. and Mark Twain's "The Prince and the Pauper." This strong attraction will appear at the Eugene theatre for three ulghts and Wednesday mat ineo.coimuenclng Monday. June IT. Weather Prcdlrtiun. Tonight and Friday, clear and cold. Hev. J. It. N. Bell, nf Corvallls. will 'deliver the oration on the Fourth in Cottage tlrove. The Eugeno pinning mill Is prepar ing some lumber for the salmon hatchery on the lower Sluslaw river. Dr. Scnife has moved his office ; fixtures Into the office of the Drs. ;lta:-tle and will hereafter, as previ ously announced by the tiuard. be as jsoennted with Dr. Philip llartle I In the circuit court this afternoon ! Morton Douglas, who Is charged with ! burglary, alleged to have been com .mlttcd at -''lorence, pleaded not guil ty and his trial was set for Monday morning. W. J. llnldwln will open his racket store In the Commercial Club build ing Saturday. He has a splendid stock of goods and Is here to stay. j He has an opening announcement in today's Guard. I The Warren Construction Company !thls afternoon started up Its rock j crusher at the paving plant nnd from I now on It Is probable that It will be operated steadily. The big traction I engine that has been on the site of The glass In front of the mm- ren ders block has been put In and the : scaffolding taken down. The finish. 1 lug touches are now being put on the building. A cement sidewalk will be built In front. ! The southbound mail now conies in on the flyer which nrrlves at 3-44 In the Morning and it Is Impossible ; to distribute it all by 7 o'clock, the time for the opening of the general delivery window nnd for tho rural carriers to start out. No mall is car reld on the northbound flyer. LtJ,V J"'','!'18;, division superinten dent. M. J. Hockley, general superln- 'X?,ien,: m Mr, S"' "nected with the office of General .Mnnaser Krutchnitt. of tho S. P. Co at Chi rago. were in Eugene for a short time this morning, coming in from the j north on Mr. Fields' private car I "California." They looked over the local depot grounds and took a walk up town and went over to Springfield at 9 o'clock. From there the" went up to Wendllng and will return north by way of the Woodbnrn branch .They gave out no information as to when tugeneJMotan,,w dt1,ot ! Porch and lawn furniiure CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO ' See our McDougal kitchen cabinets lho save wnmen stens CHAMHKRS HARDWARE CO W. L. DeLano Runs a Cut Rate Drug Store He is there with the Goods and there with the Price W. L. D? ho&o, DRUGGIST
