Eugene daily guard., January 14, 1908, Image 6

friendly store Fre-Inventory 5&ie
Ladies' and Children's
COAT S AND SUITS
1-2 PRICE
Outing Flannel Gowns,
Shirt Waists, etc.
Reduced 25 Per Cent
Wool Underwear
Dress Goods and Silks
20 Per Cent Less
CITY FATHERS
TAKE POWER FROM
LANE COUNTY STREAM.
Thousands Are Sick
With the grip, colds, fevers, rhsn.
neuralgia. Many might be well Uthnil
onlv taken Hood's Si'sai,.iHn. .T1
blood purifier and beulth-rc
... ... iv"i.iii'!T' Wil l. nna It la vnnHnrfnl ' "J
IIKliIbi r.i' r.Miiunii' .... e-t, enure
I!K IKED IX OPEHAT1XG Kl- " cure- Keep It In your hou 9M
. never yv itnuu t i
fil'N'E EASTERN IIIAI.VS Hood's Sarsaparilla
i OVKK CASCADE RAXCJK
TltAIXS, Baud's SursiiparilU ir i,,,!!.; "f.tv.
i s an excellent Medicine an, I t''''-
hand." A. t. Hkath. Allani. ( V .l"i !
Hundreds of Remnants for about. Half Real Prices
VAHIOl S MATTKHH OK I.NTEltF.ST
DISfTSSKD AM) ACTED I POX
LAST XM.HT
n. , ,.,n hennlf of aVV. ASV ,V "l ;.',t-.
.u urtr.tiotii pnapnH & Eastern tried one oottle amUounti 1 was Utu.
the Portland, Eugene .dbi tiu thr(,el,lorjl!Uldr(.L.flverei, 1.;
Railway Company Attorney John H. village street, Luatou, AiasH.
jtv-.. ,tA,v ffiorl nnrlcfl of annro-: . ..
,'.,, ,7 21 no cubic, feet I.e.' second , J?"?, tv ft ZJW
of water from the McKenzle river, a friend advised Kiting i-....r 's',;.
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. $150
Table Linens, Towels, Sheeting, Muslins, Cambrics, Nainsooks, India Linon, Bed
r .. ding, Domestics, etc., etc., at Pre-Inventory Sale prices.
$8.00, $9.00 and $12.50 Overcoats reduced to $5 95
500 Shirts worth $1,00. $1.25 and $J.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
PETITION OK HUE HKI'ARTMKXT
AShJXO THAT FUCK TEAM HE
KEPT FOlt FIKK I'l Hl'OSKS OX-
85c
90c
$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, age 3 1-2 to 7, made with, belted back,
velvet collar and beautifully trimmed for the price;
colors, gray, blue, green, black,
Clearance Sale Price . : $1.65
Eugene's
Largest and
Best Store
S. H. FRIENDLY
Company in which the latter is to
build the walk, but not before the
weather settles in the spring. The
matter was allowed to go at that.
The street commissioner was di-
1 rected to begin the work of building
the sidewalk on the west side of Wil-
i Iamette street from Fourteenth street
! to the foot of College Hill.
I The street committee was author
ized to buy what lumber is necessary
I for present needs and to bring in an
I estimate as to the amount of lumber
I needed for the next year at the next
meeting.
DR. MARTIN HANDLES
No piece with- .$xk
out this Trade v!tA
OI tvaier nuiu m" -" ' - ' " V ; " i .....i -Z .1.. . ' "
in Lane county. The point or diver- ,, joiu Lt.
rion is about four miles above the street. Boston. Mass.
mouth of Oate creek. Hood's Sarsaparllla In sold tvemJ
Th. Eueeno & Eastern . .. . ""TVI
. , ",,. ,, . In tne nsnai nquia.or in tablet form
s a company whose affairs are man- lnft J""
....... ;i7ii, -.(, ,r,.mntoH the Sarsatabs. JOU Doses One Dollar.
I.V ItKCKIVKD AXI KKFEKKEI) Oregon electric line, which has just pared only by C.I. Hood Co., Lowea J
been completed between fortiana ana
TO COMMITTF.K ; Salem. It is not known who is back
1 - . I .l.tn. I f
1 of weicn in tne new uuuei ni5. ' -. -
hut ft la annarent that money for the -rfW17-V- JtKieSMlSi
Tk. m, ...,ii met In monthly enterprise is plentiful. He has fran- fSSri-y
session in the council chambers last cnises in Mien, " "
night and transacted the usual and presumably his line betweeu
amount of routine business. these points and thence east over the;
The street committee reported that Cascade mountains will be an exten-1
the matter of the cement walk in aion of the Oregon Lleetric, though j
front of the Krazler property on Wil- mere is saiu 10 ue no uunnieaa i-
iamette street had been looked Into nection between the two companies at
and presented a contract between Mr. present.
Krasier and the Warren Construction
Mark enra
onitisge:
SUBJECT SPLENDIDLY i
Evangelist Martin again proved
himself capable of handling his sub
ject, previously announced, before a'
large audience at the . Christian
church last evening.
No one having heard him can de
ny that he is an advanced scholar, an
intellectual giant, and possesses rare
HAWKSA
592-594 Willamette St,
I
YourMoney's
worth or your
money back
CITY NEWS
of the Hermoii tonight la "The l'npar- Portland for Oakland. C11 1. , to attend
donnblu Sin What It and Whoitlio convention of the 1'aclflc roast
A. J. I'lckard toduy uhlppod a car
load of Iiok (or Han Fi iiiicIhco.
Aro Committing It,'
I
Owing lo the II I im'hh of ono of The
Ounrd'. curriers hint night a portion
of 01m of the run I cm In tlin southeast
pnrt of tho city wiih not served. A
now carrier attempted to deliver the
papers, but failed to find many of
Tho northbound overland trnlu duo'tliu subscribers,
h.ro at ;lti o'clock thl morning wan
fire bourn lalu. Whlln tho nouthbound overland
I freight train was at tho Eugene depot
A. far can he learned In Kugenu ' this afternoon a draw head on one
th. contract for the now 8. 1'. depot i of the box ran pulled nut, nereaaltnt
baa ntit yot been let. j '"K considerable .witching to get tho
tear out of the way of tho 2: IK paa
A carload of cement for the Allied- (mgor train, and causing tho latter to
can raving company urrtveu iroui ;niu ui'mi iiiiuiiia im.
l'ortlaud yemurdiiy.
I
rounty clerk hl Block liiaiid of a Loreti in the circuit court to recover
dewlap inu aiuu 01 i.au, iiiKeuier wuu
J apear,
cut down.
also hla 111111 k ,
Gregory llurbnrli and Jn. O. Ilrls-
M. M. (lllleaplo has filed with tho tow today liogiin sun iiKulnsl Henry
tl per cent Interesi from Octomcr 1.
1 ! 11MI7, for lilnckHinlthlng work done
A mention of the two revival, be-1 liy the plaintiffs fur the defendant,
lug held In Eugene appealed in tho 1.. M. Travs Is attorney for tho plaln
portlng roliimna of yesterday', k'orl- 1 tiffs,
land Journal. ' ..."
I K. w. lluilrow, deputy supreme
Andy Graham, proprietor of ono of president of tho Fraternal Hrotlier
the hotel, at Cottage ((rove, waa fined hood. Is here, from I .on Angelea nnd
140 ywiturilav for permltlliig gaiub-'wlll work for two weeks here In the
ling In hi. place of biialneaa. ! Interest of tho order. Stale Manager
I Taylor wilt be hero ot the end of that
W. O. Ileckart, who ha. tho coti-'tlmo and Initiate a class of candl
tract for tho erection of Mr.. Patter-1 dutea. All ineinbera of the order aro
ton', ono-.tory brick on East Ninth ! requealed to attend tho meeting to
trrot, will bogln th. work of .c-i morrow night,
rating for Ihq .tructure tomorrow, j
I Mrs. Margaret A. Morris today ho.
1, Uounoy, city dog llconso colloo-jgan ault In tho circuit court against
tor, report, that ho disposed of S9 lior hmuand, Kll Morrl, for divorce
dom during tho yenr 1DUT. Homo ho I on tho grouml of cruel ami lultuuinn
killed and .old to the rhomlcal wurk.i treatiiieiii. ruey wore married at
and other, bo gave to farmer.,
A good crowd was at the Methodist
Hortonvlllo, lntl nnd have tho to I
lowing children: ltnlvlgh K. Mor
ris, anej SO; Stella Morris, aged SS
rovWal la.t night. Aud. a fluo .or-; Maud Morris, aged 14, nnd Itona E.
lc. Tho .orninn vni founded on j Morris, aged H. Tho plaintiff asks
th. Incident at Kadesh Mantra. Men for the custody of the minor child,
today romo In sight of tho promised! "
land but will not enter In lo povna Manager John II. llartog, of the
It because of .eonilug ohitarto. luchlKugono I'oimnerclaL Club, leaves Sat-
prld. .In. iinwIMInguena to do thoiurday for Portland, and from there
"ouo thing ' needful, oto. Th. .ubjoct j w 111 leave w ith a party of uieu from
1 MM
.Jt Is Prudent' to Insure..
your life or your property.
Why . it nut as liu.ioi ant to Insure ansiiihl auomliy In
the lutme by keeping yn.' fnii.U In a bank acoiintT
Allow It to art iniiiilato until a llivo tome, when you need
It hadl) tluit l when ymi will nppiecUie tin trim worth.
Just as tbo value of your lite luiuanco Increase as yovi
grow older, so will your hunk account grow as you add to It
weekly or monthly.
In fact, tho piMllilllll.it of your bank account are llmtti.t
only by your earning and sating rapacity.
An account with this bank. Is k.hhI Insurant e.
.
The Eugene Loon (& Savings Bank
O K.tjbl.ttw.1 l"J
r' ( npllnl and autplit. I(NI,MMI
W. K. ItllOV.'N. Pnoldrnl. 1". W. twill UN. Viilcr.
II. A. P K. Vim IWik nl. W. V. IlltoW N. Ami. twlilrr.
;
ad men. He will deliver an address
at the meeting on Eugene and tho
Willamette valley. Ho will probably
take along a dlspny of Lane county
npplca to show what can be done In
that Hue hure.
MAItltlKD
PKItSONALS
J. J. Murrny came In from a trip
south this ufternoon.
Aubrey Hond Is hero from Flor
ence for a. few days.
Howard Holms loft this afternoon
! for his ranch at Saginaw,
T.... ........... T Mr. and Mrs. Charles Joorger have
left for Denver to reside.
At Portland, January 12, 1908,' E- H- Inghnm returned to Port
Dick Whitlow and Mrs. Kato Wiley ' ' on the flyer last night,
of Eugene. They returned to this city Jos. Plronl went to Portland on the
last night and aro now receiving the ' noon truln today on business,
congratulation. of their ninny Dr. J. O. Watts returned this after-
(una. !() win reanie on cast I noon from a Irtii t,. Pnrikul
J. W. Holmes arrived home this
forenoon from one of hs trips south
(lilrken. for lroflt ci,ly Arntltago. the Creawell mcr-
Now Is tho time to buy an incuba-' rh"'. 's 111 tho city today between
tor If you aro going to raise chickens ! ,rl";
for next yenr. Start right by buy- . J- 1 om; of Hnlnes, Oregon, Is
Ing a PETAI.PMA, and you will have horc vl8ll'n8 his brother, Kev. C. A.
Seventh street, between Willamette,
and Uak.
no trouble hutching the eggs. Wei
Wooley.
have them In all sizes from tho 5-i 1 oll,,r Palmer. Jr., arrived home
egg to fiOO-egg In stock now. Also 'J1' ufternoon from a trip to British
i-eiiuumn iirooiiers, 100 and 21)0
chick size. We carry a small stock
of extrna for these machines.
CIIAMIIEH3 HAHDWAHE CO.
llltlSSMAKl.NU
Suits a .peclalty. Mlsa Williams ft
Co., Kminia 7 and S. tlordon blink fl
Ent anything you want: don't
starve yourself, fearing It won't ag
reo, for llolllstor'a Hocky Mountain
Tea cleans tho howol. and stomach
and makes digestion easy, 35c, Tea
or Tablets.
Linn Drug Company,
Tho Albany Democrat, In mention
ing the girls' basketball game there
Saturday night, says: Those Eugene
girl, cause, I amusement by calling for
Hint) tvory few Jitlnutcs in order to
;i up their hair.
During tho long, dreary winter
months mothers become tired, worn
out, can cal, sleep or work. Hollls
elr s Uocky Mountain Tea Is the
kick cm blessini: for mothers. Makes
them happy and well. 3.'c,Tca or tab
lets. I.lun Drug Company.
Columbia
Mrs. Dora E. Mode, after a severo
Illness from appendicitis, Is able to
' be out again.
I Mr. and Mrs. I,. 1.. Wamock re
turned on the noon train today from a
short visit at (ioshen. x
1.. 11. Mulkey returned to Portland
todny after a visit with hi. sister.
Mrs. l). o. dross, In Eugene.
Kev. H. X. Mount was a possenger
to Cottage Urovo on tho local pas
senger train this afternoon.
County Treasurer It. K. Eastland
went to Junction City today on busi
ness connected with his office.
Mrs. Jns. Klrby, of Albany, after a
visit with her mother, Mrs. Wald, In
Eugene, returned homo yesterday.
Mrs. J. S. lllggln wont to Spring
field today to Install the new officers
of tho Koyal Neighbors there tonight.
W. C. Yornn and family are home
from their trip to Southern Califor
nia, going a. far south as San Delgo.
(leorgo A. Dorrls went to Portland
this morning to attend the meeting of
the state horticultural society,
J. I.. Wooley, of Haines, after
The fire and water committee was i nowers of speech and expression, be-
directed to ascertain by scientific test j ng a man of rare ability and wide
whether the city Is getting all the experience.
light it Is entitled to under Its con- rjr Martin announces his subjects
tract and report tha same. for the week as follows:
Chairman 'Ienderson, of the health Tonight, "The Holy Spirit."- He
committee, asked that J1500 be paid promises to clearly present this sub
Contractor Solelm for work on the ject n sacn a way a3 to leave no
Fifteenth street sewer contract, and j doubt as to its meaning and pur
the money was ordered paid. poses.
Chairman Fisher, of the street com-1 Wednesday, January la "Hiding
mlttee, reported that the assessment From God."
for grading and graveling on street j Thursday, Januarv 16 "Why I
In front of Allen Eaton's property , Belong to the Christian Church."
was exorbitant, and by motion he Friday, January 17 "Lecture;
was allowed to pay for it at 50 cents -Marriage and Divorce"; admission. I
on the dollar of the assessment. X Oc- Dr. Martin suggests that those
The treasurer read his quarterly j contemplating marrying or being dl
statement for the quarter ending De-Vorced to postone it ,mtil they heaP
cember 31, 1907. Showing $4,439.31! him nreaeiK the erent and imnnrtnnt
I the balance on hand In the general question. Then you may change your
fund and the sum of $135.43 the b;il-i pan3
ance on hand in the sewer fund on Saturday, Janpary IS "Degenera-
m.. . . ... .,. , tlon a,1(1 Kegenratlon. "Look out,"
The report of the library commit- &ys he, "for this is a good one."
tee was read, showing a balance on Sunday services will be announced
hand of $924.66 at the end of the lints..
year, aiso mat mere are ziun nooks
on the shelves.
Voriin Failed to Qualify.
The board of fire delegates,
through Its secretary, reported the
position of tiro chief vacant on ac
count of the failure of W. C. Yoran
to qualify, and the matter was refre
red back to them to take action
themselves.
Charter Amendment.
A petition to amend sections 10S
and 112 of the city charter with ref
erence to the bonding matter, con
taining 19 sheets of names, was pre-sented-and
Councilman Calkins In
troduced a resolution to the effect
that It be recorded and city attorney
take such steps so that tile matter
be properly brought before the voters
ior tneir rrnnchlse at the coming
municipal election. i
The netitlon of thA rAnuon i
ber of signers on the nmendment of
T n Hi in . ri,'"ren-e " "- Alexander Eaton, of Goshen died
al of dead b.Hlles In cemeteries and at Portland Januarv 12 ami was bur
the extension of cemetery limits was I led at Creswelt i.. i'v ?.n",,u'3 u,,r:
presented and a resolution like the . , ? yls Ta was pioneer of Yhl",
former one was presented with ref-1 countv Pioneer of this
erenco to having It brought before1 .
nm voiers at mo coming cllv elec
tion. Fisher called for the vena and
nays, and when they were called he
was the only one who voted against
submitting It to the people.
The petition of City Treasurer
Frank Kelsner to have his salurv
raised to $30 a month was referred
to the finance committee.
A petition for an arc light at the
corner of West Sixth and Illnlr streets
was referred to the fire and water
committee.
Fire Team Matter.
The petition of the fire department
asking that the fire team be kept In
the house for fire purposes onlv
that tho driver be made subject to the
fire chief, and also that said fire
chief have his salary raised to a sum
commensurate with his services was
referred to the fire and water 'com
mlttee. I'rnncliUe Extension.
The petition for the extension of
me tune oi ine franchise for liiii'.i-
ANOTHER ARREST FOR
SELLING LIQUOR
Chief of Police Farrlngton this af
ternoon placed Frank E. Goodman, a
Eugene cigar dealer, under arrest,
charged with selling liquor In viola
tion of the local option law. He ap
peared before Justice of the Peace
Bryson and pleaded not guilty. The
time of the trial was set for tomorrow
at 9:30 a. m.
In Richness of Cutting
' In Beauty of Design
In Purity of Glass
v In Brilliancy oi
.', Polish and
' Finish
Our Line Excel
There is a vast differ
ence in Cut Glass
qualities and patterns,
We are showing only
the kind you will be
wise in buying:. '
The right value is in
each piece tor the
money you pay fcr It.
J. O. WATT
Optician.
Corner 9th and Wiilamcd
f;i0AR
Julius
Ooldsmit
DIED.
TEeJ ESMOND HOT!
OSCAR ANDERSON, Mp
Rates European Plan '
fc, 75c, S1.00,$!iO,.q
r reetsus to and from ai! traim
Front and Morrison Stt.
Iluy a Petalnma !r.-uhator from
CIIAMUKIta HAUDWAtSK CO.
l'etaliima Incubator and brooder.
I
CHAM1IEKS HAKDWAUK CO
snort visit with his brother". Kev. C. I !".K of ,h 'l-trlc line was read and
Eugene, left for his i ,-'," , " ' 'l'ny as t,. I... .
formed that if they complete with-
tun ui-iay i no line lo the illtcrsectptn
with the S. P. i'ii.', tr.t. k tho curiuriV
will grant the cxt.iiMon o( tl,,,,,
cd for.
NEW TKIt AT.
1NTFHN TIOVU. OOimKSPON'.
DENl'K Sl'llllltl.S ' The Unity
Man I'nlverslty " CUes a Ihor
otich training at your own home
In nearly all the H ades and proton
alons. Tt books and Instrument
I when reunited l furnished Ire-
full tnfot iti.it Ion and circulars at i S
the local enrollment office. 4;. W. count
KUV.Ii .trect, It. J, Klrkwo.nl, r.-p. Potter 1'
A. Wooley. In
home todav.
Mr. ami M. Willi. Caldwell, of
Sinvlon, arrived here today lo visit
at the home of Mrs, Caldwell's fath
er, T. 11. Davidson.
A .1. Tolmlc, the former FiiKcnc,
merchant who Is now on the road
lor a wholesale house, left hero this
afternoon for points south.
Win A. Vincent Is quite III of sci
atic rheiimtalsm at his home eight
nii'cs west of Eugene. His son. Pert
Vincent, went out to see him yester
day and found him In pretty bad
slia;1.
Mrs Hlley Dean, who has been here
tor a few days with her husband, was
called to Vancouver, Wash., last night
to see her mother, who la very 111. D.
tJoro went down also on that ac-
rcscitiailv.
ren SVl.K
Mail
a siia; Mr son.r one w.tnisni: a
ranch of Ui!s kind Aildrosj Pox
."12. o- t.i'.l ai ijx West Fifth
trect. Kuhcue. Or.
aimer. Jr., Is at the Port-
laud He has bvn Msltlng at Van
T.7 T .outer, llrltlsh Columbia, for the last
Oil fit UE - M-acrc i,. .i.t. n i .... s.. .... ...
fruit farin. conMs:n,K of a modem Eukciic. where be Is ill the lumber
tiou-e and all knots tit fnitl: 111 ,.-. I.,..
i. ii r. iKcne pi .iperty. ivt iainW
No silting up with the Petaoima
Incutiator. Vou light the lamp and It
docs tlie rtv-t. All sites at
CHAMHfcRS HAKDWARK CO.
IS YOUR
BREADMadewit
v PURE
WHITE
UK
If it IS you already know a?
If it IS'NT, wdu'xvant P'"
about it.
TR in y;
A-
rxlKTKXXIl l.tV AI. 11 VKKIIV
..1.1..1, ,ne nest and
oread made, for
OMltniest
ale at l.Vto's
The Theatre Cafe
illsh of deiirloiia f
every order of oys
cat oysters.
h shrimp with
'fs. Conn, and
tf
HomebulMer, win f.n.l the t
bsrsalns In Ulatr stre-t x,i,io,'
.... . ...... iMn-i UU jj
iy savings.
your niouth-
tt
W a -tier
ders at Mo
It iv a p.
Chambers II
.td
The T!i. a'-e i'.,'..
dish of d. II, ... (V.
every or.l.T t-f ..;
cat oysters.
' t "in ;
rs Cor.
FLOUR
is made of Selected Scotch
Fife Wheat, by patent pro
cess and is strictly High
Grade. Use Pure White Flour
f'11- Fastry and cakes as
veil as fcr bread-ij
tsfie
or your money back.
o
Pure VVbite Flour is f:
Sale by the followui
Merchants, price Jl-1
per sack
Geo. T. Hal! &Son,
W. fts1. Green,
W. A. Bell,
E. D. Matlock.
The Eugene Grocery
C B. Dan els,
Peter Johnson,
W. R Dempster,
Gyle & Wilson.
V. J. Gibron f S.v.
' Flcgal & Ryelwr.'.
Sprnv'!-'-0;-W.
T. Fawk. Irv.nc
Armiiaee & Davis.
Crcswcll, OX-
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