s
fss
'CONCERT AT DRAIN Bt
itu dv lupiin filRLS ARE ,uyspepiets
Friendly's Saturday Bargains
CITY NEWS
! HELLO GIRLS ARE
U. OF 0.
$1 Flannelette Gowns 69c $1.50 Wool Waists 95c ea j
5 dozen Ladle, Outfn. F.anne, Night Dresses
madeof heavy Ou.inf Flannel neat stnpes and olar ,,.50 value: special
checks, finished wi-h feather stiUhed braid, reg- 5l2 95c B
ular $1X0 qualities, tomorrow each . 69c W'ViAO '" "$3X0 Waists $ 1 .85 B
l.25GwM95e JISMM 'c Ladies Knit Skirls, ea -45c
$2.00 Gowns $ 1 .60 $3.00 Gowns $Z.5Q Z
50cCol.DressGoodsyd33c JjtlLu-
15 pieces new suitings in dark and medium shades, row at just half the regular price. We have
stripes, checks, etc., suitable for Tailored or about 50 pieces, scarfs, stoics, ties, etc, in
Shirtwaist Suits, separate Skirts or Waists, riy, brown and black furs, your choice
best 50c and 60cvalues, a yard- 33c 54
$1.25 and $..50 Fancy Dress Goods 95c jyr,
30c India Linon 17c yd Black and Colored Dress Goods,
20 pieces fine extra good IndiaLinon, 36-inchtswidc EtC, reduced 10, tUy j
buy all you want tomorrow only at yard 17c J
Lonsdale Cambric Tomorrow, a yard 13c nOW. 3
Buy Men's Half Hose 60c Boys' Overalls I
Tomorrow , Tomorrow 40c jj
All 25c plain or fancy hose, cotton OA JO dozen best blue denim Overalls, made I
and wool, sale price "VC Wuh double seat and knees, 2 hip
All 50c and 75c lisle, silk and cotton A n pockets, 3 front pockets and high bib,
and wool hose, plain and fancy 4UC sale price , 40C
t5c Tan and Black hose R'Ac Friday only -.-
Boys' $1.50 Hats $1.10 Men's $1 25 Outing Flannel
All $1.50 and $1.75 Hats in black, brown, Night GoWnS Sale price 78c
tan and gray, sizes 6'A to 7.
Boys' 75c Leather Auto Cops 48c Tomorrow only we offer a line of heavy
. .... . v, , Outing Gowns in sizes 14 to J 9; splen-
All eather Caps m black and tan, nze 6J4 to 7, , .
sale price 43c. did patterns, sale price tOC
res- S. H. FRIENDLY sssss
Rpt Sinra ' - ' money back tf
esi aiora 592-594 Willamette St., R
aaHBjMMSHMMHangHaHBaMHHniHMnBBBB
1 1 ' ' mwi sponil me tiuxi woes loosing uf-
Oimple HroH. today received a pla-
' ner for their sawmill wesi "
The Fortnightly Club will liold a
rcKiilar meeting luiiiin r '"
ut :J0 In tho library uunuiiis-
Tin. .Ir..il railway ban Issued 2-'
l,n. ,.f ili-ki-;s. rJacll uooa '"'
tor K.OU.
Several scores of fine mono blocks
are already to be put Into the walls of
the new Divinity School building.
A number of gu-3is are expected
by the sororities and University peo
ple to attend the freshman glee to
morrow night at the armory.
I to... ,..,, itv cif the School
'at tie I'uiv.-rsliy left this afternoon
or u'ra n, where they will be hea d
n concer tonm-ht. Tho.se ' '
l'l-ofessor uieu. u ...... "
Mis. Stephanie
Sehuecker. harpist ,
Miss Alberta v.aui-".
loilini
of Music CONSTANT
om: kai
were:
school, baritone;
Ward I'ope, voealls
; SKI
l.'Altllt
ALL LEFT-EARED , J,1,
IMI'IEOVKS ITS HKAIt
.; lb' VOL' AUK l
Give instant relief ln e
Nausea, all dil
--'.uii!
urtburn
Indigestion and
and economical. Jl,.,;'
um size., 2oc; Lareo $
rocket, handsome alumi
mini bonboiinierc, loc
Druggists or mail.
1st;
3 .and I.eltoy Gesner,
.Mr
in Ituseuurg
llesiier will also give a conceit
If vou walk up to ajiy one of the
lm od V.okii.!! and origins g'ls in the
Krn central telephone oHi.e and
.sk thein if they're "lull-eared m.i
;'"K' l ,l,l receive the hard end
Uf ,"mi " vi.nr n"Jl-
l Oatarrlot
Antis'plie tnlilets, n-lieveSiii
cur-. oMinilendntxl ,s.n. t.
Moith Wash and nfe;iiard i"r' V
l.ii!M-tis diteases. fnk:. or il' '.1'
oi ii-Mii. 1. uoud Lo., lw
ft:iiurdav.
w - ., , iu.,i,w.lte , t
i. .j,, i- Sanson, oi ine ui
L-DlvriHy. i"'"". it's dollar
. . t,... ,.nu .t' tilt'
Kdltor Guard It is strange that . el,hone girls the worli! "vel"- .
' :lfh "7, ujs :
... .,,.,! i.,v.l.1l team will ,' v no attention to transgressors ; lne hello girls Irom all -
leave In the morning for Dallas, w nere o( ther laws ntuum?
,i.,. .,iv ni:,i phiiiiinlon team tomor- ,,rhibiilni.' chickens running au w.i-
row night. They will see me aaiem- n n,e city
"with a Jl penalty at-
resiraining bicy- as many
s to prunes that every
dear hello girls are
left-eared, but the big majorit? m
who ronslantly have use for
the telephone are left-eared the same
l try
"Myftherhadbn offerer fmm.i.vv 1
lor tb last tn-enty-dve yari sti J
wllel on ill ba bocnu ImIcIhk ymrCur tll
ha baa benn takiiiL' Caacar,ti l.J
tbe headache. Thoy bav niire"T
Caaearets do what yon rtjcorntntiini
will five vou tho nrtvllci. ... afBl-J
E.M. DkkaoD. 1L Rttslner Si., W.Ind,,:' 1
t.' t,.tit!'lu hi.-hoii Mini tin- one
levelists from riding past blma corners
, , .. i ti.....,.1iu Ima rfliM'IVI'li his ..'...I .... .-orriiin of the Walks. I Ul -
household goods and library all the ileve jn every law cith-'r
wav from Denmark. Kev. Thereby 1(.,.ai,.d, for if violations
Is the new pastor or tne ijhuisu
( hurch'west of tho city.
I
I Dr. Olive Walker will op. n an of
fice in the Merchants uauK numiing
within a few days and will practice
osteopathy. She Is a graduate of the
eollegu at Klrksville, Mo.
l..ft-li:imied.
To prove it a physician
ed one of the telephone girls while on
enforced or ' amv. "Left-eared?" said the
are allowed i .. (.',. -Most of you girls are. i
. ... . - ,.i " ...l.l in.. vnulliT a( V.
the growing youtiis socn ueeomu ....-1 i,m-rai, . ,
ual law-breakers, and they flaunt it i who haa hegun to think she was le-1
!L U,e face of an officer with inipuni- ,.vin8 a jolly. And . the . other g.r i .
tv We a)fs navu "prowu-uiJa "MlooKea at uie in n . . .
.,'bA'.a tiif"hr in it while the officers j -.H int; theiu a ro:uit for nut Sivuih i pieuii,Pslatnbie. Potent
tinv. ---- -- 1 . . , : -it ti a luer!!. i MTor bICKCQ, Uftlccn Or t.
II I III I UK a lwi .......
! jrttQk Best For I
T CANDY CATejwncJ
.lose their eves and not see. Is it pol
icy or duty? TAXi'AYEK.
Owing to a misunderstanding of
the specifications the bids for tho su-
l . u I, :r.u m,k will I young wife, was Just aiMt niufc .o
Not A. I'l Read.
A certain M. P.. as proud and fond
as a man should Iw of bis beautiful
tor a number of business matters per
I taliilng to his work.
Hdwln 1). Aldrlch, city editor oi tne
was In
4, drove, were In tho city today on nus-
i luess.
I'KHMONAI.H ' Aitornev K. M. DeNeffu wna a pas
m senuer to l'ortlaiiil on tho noon train Kaut Oreitonlan at Pendleton
today. 1 Kiigeno today in tho Interests of the
, Mrs. Clark, mother or Dudley Senator, tho official publication of
Jos. Kellmnii Is In Pnrllund. I ('lin k runio up fioui Portland this tu. Knights of 1'ythlas. I lu Is the
W. II. Landon lu In tho city from i lini)nll,0, publisher of tho iiaper.
IloHouurH. Jiiinos A. (lllbert went lo Alhnnyi County Bchool Superlutondeut W.
V. I). Ilenslll la 111 Halem today on . . , ..... ... i j.uto n. iiiii,,,,! went lo Jiiiirtlon today to
'there tonight. I act as Judge In tho debate thero to-
i Dr. and Mrs. D. I.. Whllsoii are ln!niKht between tho Junction and l.e
I'ortland, having gone down on tho bnnon high schools. President
fiver last night. I Crooks, of Albany College, and Su-
Mrs. HllT.il Harnett relumed this
promo Judgo King will bo tho other
inflernoon lo Croswell, after a short two.
(Visit In the city. J. II. Daniel, agent for the Oregon
W. Hall, of the Portlaiul, km- Klro Itellef lnsunince Company, leu
have to be mndo over again.
The last issue of the Pacific Build
er and Engineer, published at Se
attle, Wash., devoted almost an en
tire page to the work being done by
the Kugcue Commercial Club's pro
motion department.
C. C. Caso, who was sentenced In
tho Justice court today for violating
tho local option law at Cottage Grove,
waa fined at the last term of the
Douglas county circuit court for com
mitting tho same offense at Drain.
Krnnk E. Alley, well-known here
and an abstractor and timber dealer
at Koseburg, is 'establishing a fine
horBe ranch ten miles from Koseburg.
lie Is specializing In fast trotters, hav
ing Imported a number from Califor
nia. K. M. I.ornsten. secretary of the
Columbia Ulver Salmon Protective
Association, is In the city arranging
for the circulation of petitions for n
bill to be voted upon by the people
for tho better protection of sulmon lu
Oregon streams.
speak ln a debate w hen telegram was
put Into his hands. He read It, left
the house, J;nuped into a cab, drove to
Charing Cross and took the train to
Dover. Next day he returned home,
rushed Into his wife's bedroom and.
finding her there, upbraided the aston
ished lady In no measured terms. She
protested her Ignorance of having done
anything to o.Tend him.
"Then what did you mean by your
telegram?" he asked.
Mean? What I said, of course!
What are yon talking about?"
"Head It for yourself," said be.
She rend: "I tiro with Mr. X. to Do
ver straight. Pray for me."
For the moment words would not
come. Then, after a merry fit of laugh
ter, the suspected wife quietly remark
ed: "Oh, those dreadful telegraph people!
No wonder you are out of your mind,
dear. I telegraphed simply: i tea with
Mrs. X. In Dover street. Stay for
me.' "Pearson's.
J.
When Does Reason Dawn?
As there must be a point back along
the line of our descent where con-
Deriter. the Eugeno hardware, sclousness liegnn consciousness ln the
tive patient. .
Yes, left-eared. The same as leu-
handed. That Is to say, your leu
ear is belter at Its work that your
right one."
She did not know, so he tested
her, finding sure enough that the left
ear was a little tne more acme ui
tho two.
'it's a natural thing," he said.
You gins use tne teit eai wunonc- j
ly BU aay ions 111 juui Lv...."
work and the right ear has nothing
to do except to listen to the street
noises and the phonographs. Hence
the left, like the muscles, develops;
the right atrophies.
indeed," he ended, "If the tele
phone conies Into much greater use
we shall have not merely left-eared
girls, but we shall become a left
eared nation."
Are you left-eared? Just try it.
I ioll ln Millie. Tho nvnuino t&M.t ttu-.
Guar.ulead to cure or your Ui.tuer Lir,
Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago orKi
ANNUAL SALE, TEN MILLIONS;;
CIGAR
Julius
Goldsmitl
i
TEA
Buy tea by the ounce
until you get Schilling's
Best ; it makes no differ
ence then;
Your crocer returns, your money II yon don't
U.U III ttc pay tarn
C. K. Munroe T. W. Hi
HOUSEFURNISHINC5
We now have the most totJ
line of stoves in Eugtm
Beds and Bedding, Rupj-J
Matting:, Shelf Hardwiti,
and cuttelry
6? W. Eighth SL'
EUGENE. - . . 01(1
business.
Fred Fuliko, of Kloretico, Is In
town today.
M, A. McKlbben, of Cottage Ornve,
Is In Kugeno.
J. K, Klein, of Park ltnplds, Iowu,
in In the ritv.
Miss Hastings Is visiting at iiosnen
genu A Eastern railway
w"i Porl laud today.
W. (), (lilstrap Is
tending tho meeting of
I press association.
Mr. Frank Moorhend returned lo
Junction last night after visiting
.Mrs. II. F. Sklpworth.
Professor (leorge Hug went to At
for a few day.
John llrockuieyer. of Mohawk
In tho city toduy.
K, K, Price, of Drain, was In the
city this morning.
Judge Henn dropped In Ihla after
noon from Salem.
J. W. Sliuinalo went to Portland
today on business.
Mr K 1,. Komi went to Portland
today on business. . bnny today to net as Judge in tno nign
lleo. Catching wa over from 1 school debute thero tonight.
Springfield lust night. I Miss Sheldon, a former student at
Mrs. N. A. Slewaii, of Ooahen, was the Pnlversliy, Is visiting friends and
visitor 111 Kugeno tmlay. twill atlelid tho freshman dance.
Hob Vaughn, of WaltervlllP, w4 In I rKU uickard. a recent arrival
the city on business toduy. from South Dakota, wont to llosheu
lien Lurch, the l ottage drove nier- th) H(u,rllmm , ll)l)k ,nlll country
.IINill, nnn ill me .117 lounj.
(J. O. MvClellau, a well-known 8a
was up from this morning for Butler, Mo., called
Ithoro by a telegram stating that his
In Portland at- mother Is very sick, but on account
tho state I f the great Increase In business his
I son. C. J., has recently moved hero
to assist hi in and will carry the bust
neks on In I he usual manner.
from
lain hop buyer, I In tho city.
MiV J. II. Ola Is hero
Itr?wnvlllt) tor few days.
Mr. Horn and two children re
turned to Saginaw till afternoon,
J. 3. McCormleK was ft pMscngor
to Portland on the noon train today.
Dr. J. T. George, a physician at
Creswell, was a Kugeno visitor today. '
Dr. T. W. Ilarrl wont to Port
lajid today on profelonl buslne.
Conitablo linn made a trip to
Cotlaxu UroYt, on tho nlternoon tra'n
today.
W. H. Jenkln. traveling freight
gent of the 8 .1'. Co., waa In Kugene
today.
over.
A. K. Tower, of Junction City, was
In the rlty today. He I one of the
rtlliii free niall carriers vul ot thut
place.
Mr. H. 8. floan returned to Ralcnl
today after attending the bedside tit
her inolher-ln-law, Mr. Julln Ilean,
I who I now much better.
NEW CONTEST
Willi litEE CANDY
to iiest ;i i:ssi:n
We have In our show window a dis
play of a new kind of candy, also with
a new name. We will give to the
first five right guessers of the name
a flue box of candy free. The first
letter In the name is F. lluy some of
the candy and you can guess much
easier. Contest ends Saturday, Jan
nary 25. at 12 p. in.
OTTO'S CONFECTIOXEIIY.
Tar and Oanctuilagno
For the complete cure of rough
colds, asthma and bronchitis and all
lung complaint tending to consump
tion, liverwort, tar and wild cherry
havo tor age tnnlntnlned an estab-
Wlll K. Hapann, who organlied tho i.i,,hI rnnutntlon as a standard cotiah
uniform rank of the Knight of Pyth- , u ,., B0 opnm or
la hero everl year ago. waa III '
the eltv yesterday and today. .harmful drug and can be given with
Koseburg News: Fred Wright, the atr to children. Price $1.00. Sold
Insurance man, left this morning for hv l.lnn Drug Co. Williams Mfg Co..
Ml Madge Casey, of Woodbnrn.
and Mis Anna Provost, of Sacra
mento, aro visiting their lister, Mr.
E. I.. Campbell, In Eugene.
merchant, has begun suit In the clr
cult court to recover money from
Henry ixiretz, a farmer residing be
tween Eugene and Junction on t)io
river road. D. M. Travis is attorney
for tho plaintiff.
All property owners on Columbia
avenuo in I'nirmount aro requesieu
to meet nt the residence of Council
man T. 11. C.nrrett Saturday evening
nt 7:30 o'clock tor the purposo of se
lecting the kind of trees to be set out
lilting the avenue and when and how
to do thu work.
The Albany Democrat makes accusa
tions against tho University glee club
for the alleged theft of some small ar
ticles from tho opera house. The ar
ticles were returned from some
source, not slated, tun niiair oeing a
part of tho Democrat s policy lo
knock the University of Oregon at ev
ery opportunity. I no eunor no
doubt has reastius of his own for his
stand.
Helmet lodge. Knights of Pythias,
was paid an official visit last night
by C.raiid Chancellor John M. Wall
and Cirand Keeper of Records nnd
Seal 1.. 11. Stlnson. Tho knights were
out In force and nn enjoyable even
ing wa spent. Tho grand officers
and Frank Dennett . formerly past
grand chancellor of Colorado, who Is
now a resident of this rlty, made ad
dresses. The meeting ended with a
upper lu tho banquet rooms Below.
A supper and Informal reception
havo been arranged by the men of the
niilmnl and self consciousness ln man
so there must be a point where rea
son began. If wo had nil the missing
links In the chain no doubt wo might
approximately at least determine the
point or the form in which It first
dawned. The higher anthropoid npes,
which aro, no doubt, a lateral branch
of the stem of the great biological tree
that boro man, show occasional gleams
ot It, but rensou, ns we ascribe It to
tho lower orders, Is more a kind of
symptomatic reason, a vague foreshad
owing of reason rnther than the stib
stnnco Itself. For n long time the child
Is without reason or nny mental con
cepts, and all Its activities aro reac
tions to stimuli, like those of nn ani
mal. It Is merely a bundle of instincts,
but by nnd by It logins to show some
thing higher, and we hall the dawn of
reason and Its development from the
nnlmnl plane Into the human. John
Hurroughs lu Outing Mngnzlue.
IMNOftMMHI
IHNmtNNtNW
Umbre
11a Sale..
$
We are going to close out our stock of Um
brellas. You cau get a good silk cover,
detachable handle as low as
This is a genuine Closing Out Sale of our cut:
stock of Umbrellas and you cannot afford to miss it.
Come in and price and you will be convinced.
SEE WINDOW
J. O. WATTS.
Cor. 9th and Willamette St.
WIIHIMMMIMMOI
A, D. Owen uuj son, of Cottage Collage Drove and Kugene, where he props., Cleveland, O.
..It Is Prudent to Insure.
your life or your propeiiy.
Why Is It not as Impo-.t.mt lev Insure agnlnst adversity in
lb future by keeping "ur funds lu a bank account?
Allow it lo acouiiiulaie until a time come when you need
It badly that 1 when you will appreciate Its Hue worth.
Just a the value of your life Insurance Increase a you
grow older, so will our bank account grow as you add to It
weekly or monthly.
In fact, the possibilities of yuir bank account are Diiilt.il
only by your earning and saving capacity.
Au account with Oils bank is gco.l Iiimii .inc.
Chicken, for ln.tlt
Now la tho time to buy an '.Hcuba
tor If you are going to raise chickens
for next year. Sunt right by huy
Init a PETAI.I'MA, and you will have
no trouble hatchlnc tho egg. We
have them ln all le from the to-J ion vt Eugene,
eg to IiUO-oKg In tock now. Al.o
Petaliima brooders, loo and -00
chick Uo. We carry a small stock
of extras for these machines.
CH.VMllEKS IIAK'iYVAKK CO.
Percentage In Shopping.
"There goes one of the 5 per cent,"
snld a conversational floorwalker In a
big department store as he indicated
t a slender, active woman who was mak
ing rapidly for the street.
"You must tie right, of course," re
marked his Tlsltor, "but what do you
meau?"
"Why, 1 divide women shoppers Into i
four classes first, those who do not lu-.
tend to buy; second, those who Intend
to buy, but don't know what they i
want; third, those who know what
thnv wsnt when thv Untve honif. lint
Congregational church, to take place, tKwmo absolutely confused when thev
tomorrow night at which. In add tlon, , , fourth".
to further ng their own material ac- . . , 7
quallltance nnd Rood fellowship, they h"" knowi " w
will enterlaln the Kev. Arthur J. Fol- 'hey want, go direct and get It and
mil. of Forest C.rove. Mr. Folsom t as soon ns possible.
Is at the head of tho rlnirch extea-' "The fourth class, don't rou know,
slon work In Oregon, as successor of! constitute only nbout f ier cent ot t!te
Kev. C. F. Clnpp. and comes to get ' whole, and that woman's one of them
neiiiatnted with our cily and people
and to report upon the progress of
his work In the state, lie will make
a short address after the supper to
morrow night and also speak on Sun
day. As lie Is a mini whose duties
take him widely over the state It wiit
not be amiss to give hi 111 a good oplu-
IIIIIIHHIIIlllllllMIOIMsin
Wr is YOUR
1 iuM,m
They are a blessing lu n way. but 11 11
fortunately they don't turn In as 11111. h
money as classes lw-o and three." .
New York tilotie.
H.RA'
L-
pPURJC WHITER
BREAD Madcw
PURE
WHITE
FLOUR
The Eugeno Lotn d S.ivlnfs Bank
F.li
' ' t npllal end sui 1 lo- .
W. I". IIIIMWN, Pr.-.l.b lH. o V.
ll. A. PAIM', lce liv.l.l.S.
rd uj:
1 on, mm
V . UMII i;N, Cii.IiIi r.
W. UlluW N, X-t. t a.liie
lluv a Pctaluttia IncMtvaior from
Chsinber Hardwaro Co.
i'etaluiua Incuhatiirs and brooders
at
C1I VMKKHS HAH PWAHK CO
No slttliii! up with the Petaluma
Inciilmtor. Vou IUIU the lamp and It
docs the rent. All slue st
CHAMItKKS II VUHW ARE CO.
ih
ilKlt
' Theatre Cafe l
of deil. ions Ires!
el vt i r oi o .-r.
. s 1 1 Itu
'rtle;i II
' ee snd e.
r
a
Bubscrlbe for Th Hell; ()urd
If it IS you already know'all we can tell you about it
If it IS'NT, you want PURE WHITE FLCUR in '
Kitchen NcxtBaking Day.
It makes the Whitest, Lightest Bread.
"HEX"
, . j
Do you want to gel a spray that win do a!! that I
It? We have Die "Hex" Dime and Sulphur solution ttii
Imitation, such as has been s id lu re an, I repi
toil the original and genuine: Is th.roiKh!y
endorsement ot the largest Fruit Cioa.-: of o:
Washington. The price Is II.' ,'.0 vr harr, ;.
ch..p, lllfetlor good, that will not r.-.ike i;...,. '
'1 u;re,l (
; no cho.i,
i "U.a."
.1 and
Do
Gill for a "R
n 1
COOK
MOON CB TINGLEY
J
PURE WHITE
a OUR
is nv.de cf Selected Scotch
Fife Wheat, by patent pro
cess ana is strictly High
Grade. Use Pure Whte Flour
l" r-'.-y ar.j cakes as
bread - it j.t
ycur money back.
v.'c.
is'-es
Purp White FlouT IS
Sale by the foJW
Merchants, pnee
per sack
Geo. T. Hall &S00.
W. M. Green.
W. A. Bell.
E. D. Matlccs-.
The Eocene GroctrT -C
B. D.m els.
Peter Johnson.
W. H. DcmF'
Cole & Vvilic1'1
W.J. Gitriai o
XT. v'. Fav
Aimit.ige 1
ir..
-at'
-,v r.'
- - Baafcilafat
t ,