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, THEEXOEyBPAHTUCARD. MOSDAV. JAXTARY 18. m - ( i . . 1 "- J ' " " ' 1 ' th. Army. j Ojf flC-Jt g','.UM k THE FRIENDLY STORE Pre-Inventory Sale Ladies' and Children's COAT S AND SUITS' J -2 PRICE Outing Flannel Gowns, Shirt Waists, etc. Reduced 25 Per Cent Wool Underwear Dress Goods and Silks 20 Per Cent Less Alans of the Army. I In tbe armj h.iUmr,,'"-- ii - ittulf Hon nl for the first I heal muroai mt-mhranu. mr,,, vA necullur to Itself, ileum iur " " , B-.teitr.Tlo for throat, so.-. i7r...n.tll Wk time by outsiders, they neeu nuerpr , tatiun. Among the wt coiumuu w .i.n. tn "mnri-l." "HiriKer li . . .i,n-n" fnr "mnreu. hiihvki . . ..- , ... ion. .. H. W. Mahon and w.fe are aowu J " ln ivaervant or hoow T "VffWM. - .. . , If MulH Iff Uoud It' ;nui ' ""H JL. Beat gargle for ora throat. U. l'ruS(1J DyspepletsS&g? from Mabel. Marroi. fr an officer. "C. O." for "com. a. VJ. i7iiri jo (1 Hundreds of Remnants for about Half Real Prices Sunlight Shetland Floss, one pound box 90c 12 yd. Piece 15c English Long Cloth : $1.25 $4.00 Wool Shirtwaists, white and colored, each $2.45 $3.00 Wool Shirtwaists, all sizes, ea. ..$1.50 fnr A ft' diiVS. I Kev. I. G. Knous. of Albany, was i In Eugene today. j Andy Graham, of Cottage Grove. . wan In the city today. James E. Noland, of Creswell. was in the city on business today. H. F. Hollenbock leaves on the fly ' er tonight for Portland on business. I C. C. C'roner, who has been quite 111 for a week, Is some better today. County Treasurer fcastianu spent. D." for "of-1 ficer of the day," "hop" and -noproom , for "dance" and "dancing room, citz ciohes" for "civilian dress,' comnjissnries" for "groceries," "cof fee cooler" for an otlieer who is nl wnvs looking for an easy Job In some . staff position, "found" when an officer j falls to pass his examinations ami "shavetail" for a youngster Just out of West I'olnt. Among the Boiiuera iue Sunday at Cottage Grove with friends.! eI1)regsioii8 have niultlplied until dulte I V Heed and Charles. Kutne went to Portland today on business. Attorney F. M. De.N'effe returned today from a business trip to Drain. F. W. Vaille, the postoffice inspect or, was in the city from Portland today. , Miss Myrtle Smith was a passen ger for Junction on the noon train today. Miss Mary Peebler, of Portland, Is visiting her cousin, Mrs. L. Iiilyeu, in Eugene. Mrs. Julia Bean Is some better 10- a vocabulary 01 amiugB r been established. "Bobtail" is a dis honorable discharge. "Orderly bucker" is a soldier who, when going on guard j duty, strives by extra neatness of a- . pearanee to be appointed orderly to one of the officers. "Dog robber" Is the soldier s contemptuous Biiuiu for "striker." Leslie's Weekly. Ko piece 'with out this Trade Marie cnpvd onit isgenuioi T able Linens, Towels, Sheeting, Muslins, Cambrics, Nainsooks, India Linon, Bed- - ding, Domestics, etc., etc., at Pre-Inventory Sale prices. i $8.00, $9.00 and $12.50 Overcoats reduced to $5 95 85c 90c D I 500 Shirts worth $1,00.51.25 and $1.50; pleated or plain front, with or'without cuffs attached Sale price Monday - -- 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 ; $1.65 Boys' Golf Caps to match - 18c $2.50 Overcoats $1.65 37 Overcoats, igc. 3 1-2 to 7, made with belted back, velvet collar and beautifully trimmed for the price; ' colors, gray, blue, green, tlack, Clearance Sale Price $1.65 Eugene's Largest and Best Store S. H. FRIENDLY 592-594 Willamette St, Your Money's worth or your money back CITY NEWS The regular moutlim of the city council will bo held thin evening. Tho board of govormir of thu Commercial club will meet tonight at 7:30 o'clock. to the third Sunday In each month. their downfall and with a feeling of p rni I rr rinOT Uev. Mr. Kelly will occupy thu pulpit , sadness, for she helped set them out ULtuK Ltt llnOl uei nunou) . i iuiu watered mem an nuring tho sum-1 I mer In which they were set out. . j Wednesday night of this week tho Ashland Athletic club's basketball j "Ued Feather," a splendid comic team will bo hero to play with tho , opera, will appear at the Eugene the Kugnno high school team at the ar- al.ru soon TO FILED PETITION Acme, went toPorlland on the noon train today. E. 11. Ingham was ui from Port land Saturday looking after his In terests here. Miss Vivian Gore spent Sunday at Junction City visiting with friends and relatives. J. B. Wilhelm returned to Zion this afternoon after visiting his broth er In Eugene. Miss Ella Oobie returned last night from Portland, where she visited a couple of days. Kev. H. A. Green returned this af ternoon from Olive, where he held services yesterday. Rev. C. A. Wooley returned on the noon train today from his I Annnlntnient at Creswell. I Mrs. G. G. Stone, of Creswell, was! J an arrival on the noon train today to have her eyes treated. Stanley Lytz has returned from ! McCormick, Wash., where he was visiting friends and relatives. Kev. D. K. Baker went to Dexter this afternoon to commence ,a revi val meeting at the Baptist church there tonight. Mrs. W. I). Paslay returned to Pen dleton today, after a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Thoni son In Eugene. Mrs. William Newman returned to her home In Benton county today, after a visit with her daughter. Mrs. S. 11. Einnegan. Mr r. F. S. Dunn and daughter and son will leave tomorrow morning for tho Alberta country to join Mrs. Dunn s mother for a visit. Her Visitor. A voting married man of extremely daJ ra.,1,ough' sue Is 'oTyetTut of ! Jealous "Z d ingiv 1 of "ie m"st fl"""uS mediums In i-on- ' Sid' Beck, tho popular commercial don. Being far from home, lie want traveler, arrived from the north this . etl to know what his wife was doing, afternoon. "She is looking out of the window, Eugene MrCornack and wire, or ! evidently expecting some one." 'That Is strange," said Benedict. "Whom can she expect?" "Some one enters the door, and she caresses him fondly," went on , the medium, 1 "It can't be!" cried the excited hus band. "Mv wife is true to me." "Now he lays his1 head on her lap ' and looks tenderly in her eyes." "It's false! I'll, make you pay dear ly for this!" yelled the Jealous hus band. "Now he wags hla tall," said the me dium. The green eyed monster subsided, and the young husband cheerfully paid regular over his consulting fee. London Scraps. moiy. A , preliminary game will bo played between tho fats and thu leans of tho high schoul. Julius Goldsmith says thu room Just vacated by his branch cigar Mrs. J. I.lnch has moved to Kugeno "tore not rented for a restaurant from Drain, her household effects V any other business. Tho owner having arrived Sunday. ' of thu room will not allow him to I sub-lease It, although ho has had H ElUaheth W. Brewster ha. been j applications rur lslnco vacating It. "WMY i W r",w " ",,r CX,",",!,, uretur l) inojuiuiit) uri. ! two "Paclflo Outlooks," one pubilsh- i ed at Grant1. Pass, Or., and the other A marriage license was Isnv.-ri to-1 a, .(m Angeles, Cnl., both weekly day to Henry 1.. Hyun, aged 11 un.1 ,,i,iu-tlni.. As the 1-oa Angeles pa- Mlss Cora lrncer, aged HI. both of , ,,r ctm ,10 ,,, rti-Mt . the unit at Junction City. ' tlrant. Pass should choose some other. Judge Harris, of the circuit court,! - has granted tho petition of writ off In tho dellmiuency court at the nr revlew In the Mnyhew iiulsMiiie case tnory Saturday night four members and 11 Kill he heard on January Si. , of Company C were fined Jl for not I attending lifln practice during the The work of building the sidewalk year 17. Others were let off by on Willamette street from Fourteenth giving good excuses. Some did not at reel to the foot uf College Hill to nppear, and will probably receive connect with the onu bum Iron) there heavier flues when they show up. to the new hospital will begin w ithin i a few day. F. J. Hard, who lis. sold out his newspaper plant at Cottage Grove, baa moved his ofllce to Eugene and will direct his mining oertions In the Bohemia district from this city hereafter. 1.. N. Honey, M. F, Griggs and John Hampton went down the Long Tom yesterday In a boat after ducks. They did very well got one lonely little teal. Tho hunters on the lake report a pretty good days sport. Tho homestead contest enso of Eva V. Hunter vs. Geo. Kroll, Involving laud near l.orauo, was heard before I'ulted States Commissioner W. W. Calkins today. L. Illlyeu appeared as attorney Tor the contestant and S. 4. Ness for the coutestee. County Clerk E. V. Lee Is tho first candidate tor office to file his peltlon for nom- inatlon nt tho primary elec- Hon on April 18, he having filed his petition this arter- noon. Clerk Lee slates In his petition that If ho Is nominal- ed and elected county clerk ho will "try lo Improve on tho past." O. .-1. '. Kl VI'! IIKKKATS I'MVKIISITY OF OltKGON Tho learn of J. C. Baker, a mer chant of jasper, who was In tho city Ecltlnir IbiskclluMI fi,n ,.. (,,. today, became frightened at a passing ' .j ....... . , . car while standing In front of J. Gold-1 'oro ,r a. smith's cigar store this nrternoou and . to Blurted to run away. They ran Into) a light pole and one or the horses I Oregon Agricultural College defeat ell on the slippery cement sidewalk. the University of Oregon team bv the It was unable to arise and It became ; S(.r , 27 , 2 , , ,.x,.nK j.,llm, necessary to unhitch It. There was i m ti, urn,r.. a ....... j The teanin were about evenly no damage During the first week of registra tion of voters Registrar Charles Mc Faiiand registered 19tl. The second week promises to beat the first, as the nnmea are Vomliig In from tho counti,' precincts. There was a large batch of them from Junction In this morning', mail. The memhera of the Kugnno Ora torio Society are earnestly requested! to meet on Tuewlay evening at 7:80 p. ni. at Frank', hall. Important bus- Inesi to trsn.net. 1, M. Glen, pres ident. The large maple trees on Olive .street In trout of M. 8. Hubble', res idence were felled Saturday to make ; room for a new cement sidewalk to be built there. These trees were set lout 81V years ago by tho lain J. II. Stowed, father of Mrs. Leonard tlov. D. K. Baker, missionary fur1 (litis.. They made a remarkable (he Baptist church, announces Hint growth In that time, measuring .1'.' the service, at the Creswell church ' Inche. In diameter, 15 Inches above have been changed from thu fourth the ground. Mr.. Gross witnessed i Make An Alliance... with this .Irung and lime tried Institution and ou will find It of the greatest bcnefll to you In all lines of business. Some of the advajitag ct of having 'an account with this bank ate: First, a safe depository for your money. Second, a complete siem to guard agatii.t errors In book kenlnk. Third, convenience In making pigments and collections. Fourth, accommodation. In loans and discounting paper. Fifth, the benefit of advice, gulind In sixteen yesrs of expe rience of successful banking. All of these !n!i; and many others are at your dlspo al as a depositor of this bank If )o udo not have a bank account or contemplate a change, we lll b. glad to have you .all ,m ,.,. , r .uJ u, , s,.,,,.r' The Eugene Lojtn (55, Savings Bonk F..tb!lxJ Ia-J Capltnl .ml iiii'lii" W. K. I'.UOWN, 1'rv.ld. in. I-, II. A. V.K, Vice I'rr.M.nl. . . . . atim.fHHi W. nsiii it. (,i1(,.r. W. W. ItltuWV A(. (ashler. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Wolga moll arrived hero Saturday night from Portland, where they were mar ried Thursday evening, and will re side In apartments In the Broilers block for the present. Mrs. Wolga mott was formerly Miss Mena Bach man, daughter of the late August llnchman, a wealthy cattle owner of Baker county. Mr. Wolgamott Is an employe of the Willamette Valley Company, and he has many friends here ho tender congratulations. A (THF. Ktllt MISKItV "1 have found a cure for the mis ery malaria produces," says II. M. James, of l.ouellen, S. C. "it's called Electric Bitters and comes In 50 cent bottles. It breaks up a enso of chills or a bilious attack In no time nnd It puts yellow Jaundice clear out of commission." This great tonic medicine and blood purifier gives iiulck relief In all stomach, liver and kidney coinpla.tnis, and the misery o( lame back. Sold under guarantee at W. A. Kuvkendall's drug store. ( lib kin. fnr Profit Now Is the time to buy an incuba tor If you are going to raise chickens for next year Suit right by buv lug a I'KTAl.fMA, and you will have j no trouble hatching the eggs. We j have them In all sites from the rs i egg to MUi-cgg In slock now. Also I I'etaluma brooders. 100 and Son chirk site We carry a small stock of extras for these mst-hinc.. CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. Mil. I.I xt. .AHItOI.lt' S,'F. WITH Alt.MCA ami WITCH HAK.I The best salve In the world for rntii, bruises, .ores, ulcers, .all rheum, tet ter. ch.H',l hand, and all skill erup. Hons Guaranteed to give satisfaction or money refunded Sol.l bv I. inn 'irng Co. William. Mtg Co., props . n tU I V ' '' 'Jrf, matched with the exception that Cor- vnllls threw baskets more accurately than did Oregon during' the second half. At the close of tho first half Ore gon led. 12 to 11. nnd at one time during this half had O. A. C. 10 to 5, but her men seemed to lose confi dence during the second half. Tho most Interesting feature of the game was the personal battle between the centres of the two team., Loosotv. of Oregon, and Carter, for Corval lls. both of whom measure over 6 feet 4 Inches In height. Captain Hathaway was the star for Oregon, although most of Corvallls' baskets were made over him by For ward Moore, who I. one of the light est men on his feet ever seen here. The night came on, the good wife smiled To herself as she softly said: "Thank God, we're happy, healthy and bright. We all take Rocky Mountain Tea nt night." Mnn Drug Co. POItTI.AM) ItOVAI. HAKKRV Bread, the best and healthiest bread made, for sale at Otto's. No sitting up with the Petnliima Incubator. You light the lamp and It does the rest All sites at CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. Homebulluer. will find the but bargains In Blair ' street addition. Make vour own terms: pay for your lot or acre tract out of your month ly savings, tf Buy a IVtatnnia Incubator from CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO, I'etaluma Incubators and brooders at CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO I'll.KS I I Mi ll A TO 1 1 !Y PAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed ti i ore any ,,. ,,f Itching, blind, bleed ing or pr.oritdlng piles In to 14 J.ijs or .i .ery refunded ,Mc. It'lill.WH HOY f. HAIxFliV Bread, the he.l and healthiest bread uude. For sale at Olio', a H. A Peer and His Patent. After It Is once Issued the patent for the ereatlon of a new peerage cannot be altered. Otherwise Lord Glerawly would be written Lord Glennwlcy. as Glerawly was written by a clerk In mistake for this word. Another In teresting case of a similnr nature Is that of Charles Pnnlet. afterward third Duke of Bolton, who died In 1754. In 1717. while his father, tho second duke, was still nllve. Pnwlet was made a peer ns Lord Pawlet of Basing, although the intention of the king and his ndvisers was to summon him to the house of lords under one of Ills father's Junior titles that of Baron St. John of Basing. However, the writ of summons had lieen made out F Allen and wife after a visit, to ljonX i.nWct of n,iiK. nd Fawlet In Richness ot tutting I r- a r r I in Beauty 01 uesign In Purity of Glss In Brilliancy o; . Polish and Finish Our Line Excels There is a vast differ ence in Cut Glass qualities and patterns. iVe are showing only the kind you will be wise in buying. The right value is in each piece for the money you pay fcr it. J. O. WATTS Optician. Corner 9th and Willamette 5 Julius Goldsmith at the home of W. G. Allen and fam lly in Eugene, left today on their re turn trip to Salt Lake City, Utah. J. O. Holt went to Portland today to attend the meeting of the state horticultural society. W. G. Allen, J. Beebe, E. Turpenlng and others will go down tomorrow morning. Mrs. Minnie Washlflirno left this afternoon for Los Angeles, where she will remain a month and will then go Easjl to spend some time with her son, Chester, at Washington, D. C. bore this title until he became Duke of Boltou in 172'J. Westminster Gazette. Simple Rule, of Health. Never pick your teeth with any hard substance. Bar the pick unless It is made of soft white pine. Repented use of a hard pick drives the gums away from 1 ho teeth, and pretty soon you are a victim of Rlggs disease. After the meal pick your teetli gently, then rinse out your buccal cavity with an antiseptic solution of tepid water. Aft er rinsing use n gargle to clean out the throat a solution of salt In water, i Wasli off your tongue as far bnck as The above named company ap-: you can reach and scrape the root of ' penred at the opera house lest eve-! It once In awhile with an Instrument nlng before a fair sized house. The of sliver made for the purpose And performance was a creditable one. as above all. never nut anrthlmr ininn..r while the dancing was ex-! .... .t ,,,,. ,,. with your stomach. If It Is expected to ' lesceud Mow the throntlatch. New ' i York Press. NASHVILLE STI'DENTS TOMORROW NIGHT LOOSE LEAF BOOK HEADQUARTERS The famous I-P brand in all styles SCHWARZSCHILD'S Book Store 586 Waiamette Street a whole cellent: In fact the best seen In Lead for many months. There are nine people In the company and they keep busy nil the time. Those who at tended lust evening were well satis fled. Black Hills Register, April 24. At Eugene Theatre, two nights on ly. Jan. 14th and lath; popular prices, 10c, 20e, 30c. TFe! ESMOND HOTEL OSCAR ANDERSON, Mgr. Rates- European Plan 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50, S2.00 Frrr Bus to anrt from all trjins Front and Morrison St. Spoons and Jewelry, "lie claims burglary Is a disease." "That is how he Justllle. himself. Is It!" "I iHillevc BO." "Well, I hear he Is around takuSg thing, for the disease." Wanted Proof. "You say you are a mind reader? "Yes." "Can you read my mind 7" "Sure. Have you got it with jo f Admiral Evans' big battleship fleet reached Rio de Janeiro Sunday afternoon and were given a roval welcome by a great crowd lining the wharves. ilif mmM ii.iun,u.4ii;-iji! 3 IS YOUR BREAD Made with PURE WHITE FLOUR STORE ROOMS AMI OFFICES I have blocks in contemplation. Tenants desiring store rooms and of. fices will do well to consult me Im mediately. I am also planning flats for families. FREE THOMAS. Architect. 1 21 f Room 7, Chrlsman l".lk. If it IS you already know all we can tell you about it. If it IS'NT, you want PURE WHITE FLOUR in your Kitchen Next Baking Day. It nukes the Whitest, Lightest Bread. WE CAN SI PPI.Y Your wants with wood -Oak M i ple. Fir, and Ties. Also Coal WILLIAMS TRANSFER CO Phone lll.u k 1141. TO ri liK tt.t.D ix oK DAY Tako LAXATIVE Tablets. DruitcS' It ttlls to cure. E W nature Is on each box BltOMO Cm, nine ret'imi tnoTiev if GROVE'S sig 2 ."u W ers at tier tun." l.c i' - IT. I . , PURE WHITE rLGUrl is nuJe of Selected Scctch Fife Wheat, by patent pro cess and is strictly High-G.-ad;. Use Pure White FJour F-istry and cakes 'as well as for bread -it sat isfies or vour money bad?. Pure White Flour is for Sale by the following Merchants, price $1.50 per sack Geo. T. Hall &Son, W. M. Green, W.A.Bel!, E. D. Matlock, The Eugene Grocery t-o- C B. Dan els, Peter Johnson. . W. H. Dempster, Cole & Wilson, W.J. Gibson & Sop. Flcgal & Rychard. SpnnRtidd.Ort W. W.FawK. Irvine Ort. Aimitate & Davi Creswell, O O O
