Eugene daily guard., January 11, 1908, Image 8

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FRIENDLY STORE I C-I1VCIHVI J vww
Next week week we take stock and like all other successful merchants and business men we would rather count the cash
than the merchandise. To reduce our stocks as much as possible and close out all odd lines and broken lots, prices .on
many articles will be half and less than regular prices. All staple goods reduced JO per cent.
Ladies' and Children's
COATS AND SUITS
1-2 PRICE
Outing Flannel Gowns,
Shirt Waists, etc.
Reduced 25 Per Cent
Wool Underwear
Dress Gocds and Silks
20 Per Cent Less
Hundreds of Remnants for about Half Real Prices
Cimli'trltt Ctiolanrl Flrtcc ono nmtnrl hnv
whiuim - ---7 i
90c
12 yd. Piece 15c English Long Cloth .$1.25
$400 Wool Shirtwaists, white and colored, each..... $2.45
$3.00 Wool Shirtwaists, all sizes, ea. $1.50
Table Linens, Towels, Sheeting, Muslins, Cambrics, Nainsooks, India Linon, Bed
ding, Domestics, etc., etc., at Pre-Inventory Sale prices.
$8.00, $9.00 and $12.50 Overcoats reduced to $5 95
85c
90c
500 Shirts worth $1.00. 51.25 and $ 1 .50; pleated or plain front, with qr without cuffs attached
Sale price Monday 4 - - -
Absolutely all wool Underwear In tan, gray and pink shirts and drawers, size 30 to 48:
worth $1.35; our special Clearance price
$2.50 Suits $1.65
25 Suits in ages 7 to 16, made with double-breasted
Coat, and rc-inforccd scat and scams. Plain and fancy
patterns $1.63
Boys' Golf Caps to match 18c
$2.50 Overcoats $ 1 .65
37 Overcoats, age 3 1-2 to 7, made with belted back,
velvet collar and beautifully trimmed for the price;
colors, gray, blue, green, black,
Clearance, iialc' Price $1.65
i I'EKHOSALB
.
J. J. Bryan, of Springfield, was In
the city today.
W. S. Moon and J. F. Ross are
home from Portland.
Father O'Farrell has returned
from a visit in 1'ortland.
Miss Maude Lewis, of Marcola,
spent last night in Eugene.
Claude Spencer returned today
from a trip to Cottage Grove.
S. B. Simmons, of Junction City,
was a Kugene visitor over niKht.
T. P. Bennett was a paasenger for
HalHey on the afternoon train today.
J. B. House, a lumberman of Cot
tage Grove, was In Eugene yesterday.
J. C. Bailey and L. L. Cheshire, of
Junction City, spent last night in Eu
gene. --
Ross Matthwes, the Thurston mer
chant, was in the city on business to
day. Rev. J. C. Richardson Is visiting
friends at Oakland ,Or., for a few
days.
Attorney A. C. Woodcock returned
at noon today from a trip to south
ern points.
Geo. M. Miller left for the lower
Sluslaw country this morning' on a
business trip.
C. II. Young left yesterday to re
sume his duties as forest ranger iu
the Unipn.ua district.
George Day, of Walla Walla, after
a visit with relatives on Eugene, left
for home this afternoon.
Miss Gertrude Johnson, of Drain,
was here yesterday and attended the
Kubelik recital lust night.
Mrs. J. M. Pipes went to Portland
this afternoon for a short visit. She
was accompanied by her sister-ln-law,
Miss Nellie Pipes, who has been
visiting here for some time past.
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MAJOR BEAKEK TALKS ON
ARMORY APPROPRIATION
(Continued from Page 1.)
Eugene's
Largest, and
Best Store
S. H. FRIENDLY
592-594 Willamette St,,
Your Money's
worth or your
money back
BANKS TO RESUME
where companies are located could
spend their evenings ana it wouiui
'keep them off the streets and out of j
ithe saloons and gambling places.
Will Get New Klfi.
Major Beaker gave out to the re
I porter a piece of Information that
I will be of great interest to me locm
i Guardsmen. He said that Adjutant-i
; General Finzer, who is now in Wash- j
ington. D. C. has wired the Guard i
j officers at Portland that the new I
i Springfield army rifle will be fur-1
I nlshc-d the Oregon troops immediate
ly, this state being the first to receive
them. They will arrive within a
very few weeks and then the Krag
Jovgenson rifles now in use will be
discarded. The regular army has
been using them for a good while aud
they have proven to be far superior to
the Krag-Jorgensens, which are a
very good gun.
Major Beaker leaves tonight for
Roseburg, aud from there will go to
Ashland on the same mission that
brought him to Eugene. From there
he goes to Eastern Oregon.
lJ onitj
EXCHANGE CHARGES
Commencing January 15, 1908, we,
the associated banks of the city of
Eugene, will make exchange charges
as follows: On all sums up to and in
cluding $2 5, '5 cents; from $25 to
and including $100,' 10 cents; and 5
cents per $100 or fraction thereof on
all sums above $100. The banking
public will notice that these charges
are much less than those made by the
express company or postoffice for
similar amounts.
ChamlH'i-s-lti-istmv flunking Co.
Kugrne Ionn .V- Savings ltimk.
First Xiilionul Ittuik.
MrrcliiiiitM' Hank.
UNDEDRWOOD RINK
DECLARED SAFE
Eugene, Or., Jan. 10, 190S.
;To Mayor J. Br-.Matlock:
Pursuant to your request I have
examined the Underwood skating
' rink and find it is safe for the pur-
poses for which it is used, to-wit:
for a skating rink.
J.NO. HUNZICKER.
I have examined the above describ
ed building at request of the mayor,
ana una it in practically the same
condition it was when opened to the
public, which I consider perfectly
sale. '
M. L. BULEY.
CITY NEWS
The ladle of the tlapllsl church
will hold a market Biiiurdiiy. Juiiu
ary ID, at Manvillo & MiKllnicy's
tore.
Tna uy-lawa riiimulttoo of t ho Com
mercial Club will hold a mooting to
night at K o'clock at Mummer Mar
ton's of lie.
Tonight at the. luinciiy tint O. A.
C. aud I', of O. u.Mkuthall teams will
piny. ,ThAnmo promlsea lo bo thu
' beat uf the fttmson.
Tho southbound Kifternoon train
win ovor dir.' ii hours Into today on
account of a freight cur belnu de
railed mnr Salem.
; house certificates Issued by iho Eu
j gene hanks during thu panic, have
: been burned and It Is now Impossi
ble to find any of them In clrculu
' tlou.
I
Charles Mnyhew, who wns fined
I 1200 mill sentenced to CO days In the
county jail by Judge Dorrls for violat
ing the nuisance law, tins filed Ills
petition for a writ of rovlow In the
circuit court.
Tho mumhora of the Eugene Orn
lorlo Society are earnestly requested
to meet on Thursday evening lit 7:30
p. m. at Frank's hall. Important bus
iness to transact. I. M. Olcti, pres
ident. The high school bnskctlml! teams
left on the afternoon train today for
Albany to play the teams of the high
school of tha telly. They wero ac
companied by Principal ling and
a number of rooters.
Heal Estate Agent vturrelt today
allowed a reporter a polato weighing I
eight pounds. It was grown hy Mr. I
Uowe, residing on West Tenth slreet.j
Q.W. Taylor has completed the well j
for the street railway at the car barn.
A depth of 72 feet wns ntUlned and;
a good flow of water sec u red, I
The Fltihi-nry-llenn Lumber Com
pany, which has a small sawmill near
Coburg, la IokIuuIiik to deliver rail
road ties to the Southern Pacific
Company.
'A. J. Plrkard this week shipped
three carloads of hogs to San Fran
rlaco and will ship eight carloads of
aheep and hogs from Junction City
nest Tuesday. I
Nearly all of the local clearing'
I
Misses E. and J. Spencer, who own
a farm north of the clly, have pur
chased from J. W, White, who repre
sents the Brooks nursery, over $250
worlh of fruit trees during the past
few days lo set out ou the farm.
The ladles of tho O. A. It. held In
sinuation of officers In the 1. O. O.
F. hall this afternoon and at the
close of tho services serveiWan ele
gant supper to the old soldiers aud
their families. It was an enjoyable
affair.
Tho four banks of Kifgeno will on
the 15th of the present month re
sume exchange charges. For the
past several weeks there has been no
charge for exchange at any of the
banks. Their schedule of prices Is
published In auother column.
County Judge Chrlsman today Is-
Make An Alliance...
with this strong and time tried Institution and you will find
U f the greatest benefit to yon In all lines of business.
Some of the advantages of having an account with this
bank ate:
First, a ssfe de;Hsl ery .Sir your money.
Second, a complete v:vm t;i guard amiliHl errors In book
ket nlnk.
Third, convenience la tusking payments and celled lens,
Kntfrth, acoonmiiKlatlon in loans and discounting paper.
FKih, the benefit of advice, gained In sixteen years of expe-rli-ace
of successful banking.
All of these advantages and many others are at your dispo
sal as a depositor of Ihls hunk.
If yo udo not have a bank account or contemplate a change,
e will be glad to hae you rail ami see u. or send us a letter.
Tho Eugene. Loan GO, Savings Bank
r.tM,.!,d
aplt.il nml surplus ftoo.o.Hl
V. K. ttPOWV I'rv.l,. mi. . oMtl COil.-r.
I. V PAIVi:. Vice lr.-l.l.t. W. W. tiliOWN, Asst. I l,,r,
sued an order committing llnttla
Chapman, the 15-year-old girl' who
attempted siilcldo the other day, to
thu custody of tho probation officer
of l.iuio county. She will probably
be sent to thu Boys' and Girls' Aid
Society later.
Tho notarial commission of C. P.
Hastings wns filed with the county
clerk this afternoon.
Toe i.nno Count.Fruit and Vege
table Growers' Association, recently
organi.ed. filed articles of Incorpo
ration with tho county clerk this af
ternoon with a capital stock of $5000
nml Eugene named as tho principal
place of business. Tho Incorporators
an. named as follows: 11. F. Mc
t'ornnek, Geo. A. Dorrls. M. II. liar
low and J. U. Holt.
The Lender Publishing Company,
of Cottage Grove, loday filed articles
of lucorporntlon with tho eounly
clerk. The Incorporators are .las.
1. Jones. William C. Conner. Cyrus
C. II rock nml Dumas J. Dullriilllo.
The cnpllnl stock Is $t.s00, mid the
principal place of business Is Cot
wige llrove. The object of the corpo
ration Is lo do a general printing
and publishing business.
The general meeting of tho Com
mercial Club will take place Tuesday
evening, January 14, at 7:30 o'clock.
C. A. Malbeoouf, district freight
agent of the S. I". Co., will bo present
and address the tn.t,f Intr Twnli-a
new applicants will be voted upon,
tho by-laws will be submitted by the
eoininiitee. and the matter of organ
ising a lmlldlnir anil limn nM.i..iiil.n
will he brought up. The matter of
asKing congress for an Increase In the
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building will nlso be discussed.
Judge Harris, of the circuit court,
today dismissed the case of the stale
vs. Mrs, Alice Cruian. which had
been nppenleR by her from the lus-
iilee court. She was fined $2ou by
Justice' of the Peace lltyson at the
trial In w hich two detectives etn
I ployed by the prosecution were the
I principal witnesses. The dismissal
was on the mot Ion of the prosecution
and for the following reasons: Thai
Ithe defendant had pleaded gulltv to
!a similar charge In the Justice court,
land was fined therefor, and that the
i evidence iu behalf of the stale Is not
.strong and It is doubtful if eon
j vlctlon could be secured.
4 s ..
'tuna
At the homo of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. M. Manroso, at 104 Lawrence
street, tills nftornoon at 1 o'clock, of
a complication of ailments. Ralph M.
Manroso, nged 2 years, 10 months
and 8 days. Tho funeral will be held
Monday at 2 p. m. with Interment In
the 1. O. O. F. cemetery.
. -TEA
wns a royal indulgence
' two hundred years ago.
Tis yet.
I A'cur erorrr r. turns Tour money II ros doa't
I HI btuilluif " Ut.ii we psjr tun
The A o V W, and D of II, held
I Joint Installation ,.t officers last
night. The folio lug were Installed
A. O V. vv i.ifieersPnst master
workman. C W. Starr: master work-
man. Geo. t n IvUar; ever r. K
; '. Potts; (oretuan, J. j iiv;
j re.-ot.ler, Joseph Pireiii; financier'.
, It It Knox, receiver. P. W. Ost,,irn
! eul-lc C. Modus: lv.n,.r .(, y
Dorrls, outer ateh. .1, I) Mmts The
I- KM',' e! lloii,.r llf'tiers l'at ehlet
of !.- . V,a II..M.s: e' ief of hoi,,
or. .ssmanthu I'll!.-,,!, !.(, n,,.,
'! ' M.M.i; :,'-..,; ,-!,. r ,.f ,
Keoi-ke; ,es.,,.:-, p,',
;' '-r. V.vW.w
t-iTils; liMui. l"ar,
J. -.! Voti;
v . la; ringer
Chickens for .Profit.
Now Is tho tlmo to buy an incuba
tor If you are going to raise chickens
for next year. Start right by buy
ing a PUT-ALUM A, and you will hnvo
no trouble lull chins the eggs. Wo
have them In all sices from the 56
egg to 500-egg in stock now. Also
Petalumn brooders, 100 and 200
chick slie. We tarry a small stock
of extras for these machines.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
CALL KOH tXH'NTY WAlUtASTS
Notice Is hereby given that all Lane
county warrants prior to Register No.
3615, registered on September 11.
1907, will be paid on presentation at
my office on January !th. 1908. In
terest will cease on that day.
Eugene, La no county. Or., January 4
19 US.
H. E. EASTLAND,
Treasurer Lauo County.
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tirulsof, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, tet
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Hons. Guaranteed to give satisfaction
or money refunded. Sold by Linn
Drug Co. Williams Mfg. Co., props..
IMIITLAXD ROYAL I1AKKIIV
Bread, the best nml heiithl..4t
brcail mail., for ..!. ut Hit,,'. !
No sitting up with the Petaluma
Incubator, You light the lamp and it
does the rest. All slies at
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
IIAItltY THAW JI RY
HAS HE EX COMPLETED
New York, Jan. 11. The Jury for
the Becond trial of Harry Thaw was
completed last evening, and adjourn
ment taken until Monday, when the
prosecution will open the case.
Thaw announced ho was entirely
satisfied, and in fact well pleased
with tho twelve men chosen, and
young Mrs. Thaw Is also well pleas
ed. "They are much nicer than the
men selected last year."
The Jury as finally completed Is as
follows: 1 Chnrles'F. Gremmels,
ship broker, foreman; 2 Arthur E.
Nnething, employing baker; 3 Geo.
W. Carey, dry goods; 4 George C.
Rupprehct, salesman; S John H.
Holher, mineral waters; 6 David E.
Arrowsmllh, manager; 7 Wtlltam
F. Doollltle. auditor's clerk; 8 Wil
liam H. Mcllugh, clerk; 9 Frank J.
Howell, manufacturer; 10 William
llurck, assistant secretary Y. M. C.
A.; 11 Francis Dovalle, real estate:
12 James A. Hooper, meats aud
provisions. '
Good music at the liuderwood
Rink every evening. Come and en
joy yourself. t.f
i We use all the latest methods In
cleaning and dyeing at the Eugene
I Dye Works, corner Sixth and Wlllam
ette street! Phone lied 2S61. tf
INDIAN FAMINE
IS AVERTED
Lahore, India, Jan. 11.
The drouth which has pre
vailed for six months has heen
broken by copious rains
throughout the Punjab dis
trict and a disastrous famine
has been averted.
.
KlliKNK PUOPKllTY
WILL (iltOW VALUABLE
Hlalr street addition property is
sure to double iu value within the
next two years. Two electric rail
ways are coming up the valley, from
Portland and both of them must en
ter the city from the west, and the
line that will tap the Sluslaw coun
try cnu not go out In any other di
rection. As sure as water runs down
hill, Eugene must build down the
valley becaiiBo the business Is
there.
There are both acreage tracts and
large lota In this addition, only a
mile from the business center and
three blocks from the Geary public
school.
Prices are very reasonable and you
may make your own tornis, a small
payment down and monthly install
ments If yon desire.
See the Oregon Land Co. at 41!
Willamette street, or write them for
particulars and prices. tf
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UiL-so Little Fills.
ThiT nlso rellcTo dl
tnss fr-om Drspepsia, In-
aitrt t ica ana Too Heartj
ftitUiir. A correct mm-
iiy (or Olzzlness. Nausea
Drowsiness. Bad Taste j
t,.i niuuiu, uoaiea
Tonsiio. Pain In the sido
Will Pin T rrpn tm,.
rugulaw too Bowels, purely Vegetable,
SHALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE
No piece with
out this Trade KJl
Haw
In Richness of Cutting
In Beauty of Desiji
In Purity of GM
In Brilliancv
roiisn ana
Finish
OmvLine Exd
' T re is a vast dill
enit, in Cut Glass
qualities and pattcrJ
We are showing otl
the kind you will b.
wise in buying:,
The right value is iJ
j each piece for the
money you pay let
J. O. WAT
Optician.
Corner 9th and Willani!
STOXE'S HEAVE Dli'
Greatest known remedy fortJ
HighUnd, Or., Oct. 3i,lf
This is to certify that I ja
mare one bottle of "Stooe's
Drops" and cured her oi btl
This was last winter and sh
not been affected si nee G "
DR. S.C.S TONE. Salem,
For sale by alt druggist
$1.00
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Piles. It absorbs the tumors, ilk,-.
Itching at once, acts as a poultice.
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dlan l'lle Ointment Is prepared for
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NKW TODAY.
FOK SALK-rreTiTnilUh cow
years old. Also rnire bred Pn
'hlnn .K. Ad.lres. C. . C
mer. Kugene K. K ll t
"riiOM (H'ciuknt to (ii;if
and "Around the WoM '
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T 16, 000 tons, fine large,
unusually steadv. 'T
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