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MlMPIflNSHP ii iniii i HK Kt'GRVK DAILY OUARD, TtBBDAY, JAXVARY 81, 10 - ggp. . - 1 Friendly Red Letter Clean Sweep Sale , . . . .... lt nf winter 1908 merchandise, disclosed by our recent Snrnlus stocks and short iocs 01 vvuiici uu ' , . Durpius stocitb u which make it a paying m- vMr v stock counting, are now ucniy uuouv- , - - L! whether the eoods are required for immediate or for future needs VCOllliv-m- A good Assortment 01 Women's Waisfcs Kemam The Last Great Fire n, -,, -iiiut bo much Buffering to th. nilir FDiniV homeless as many s case ol eczema causea G A tilt rnlUAl Us miserable victim. And the rellel fund did not Dring so muia. ju, . ..arsa. parilla lias siren thousands o( time", In relieving, the agonising Itching and burning MERCHANTS HOLD ANNUAL ELECTION - itAIIPT AM HANUUtl "JX iuillTSUt at the na Bed of FlIIIy-ta . w 5 cus'-"o rt ,i matcn ior Drefor years, oii K' t .' UT Eugene armory n a dual ma been , nr. i , , , , eM, ... f U.ii,mmicv. NfllllerBcn ' iith!ntdidnothelpmo. 1 tried Hood Sana. . i .ion, nn m ciiin-ci.. -i . . . . j t... anv .'kuc . nrtMnunura HtklUE lb Ullkll I su Protective H" --'. WuUu. aoclat on tooK piate . - , between me while !rr-... ..ui uieeted for the ensu- 90 "3 ,,,. heat Ashland, nmie . H Friday evening w.ll decide the championship or tne . &ni Th Woman, Miss or Child Needing a Coat or Suit can buy a very handsome Karment now. rlRht up-to-date In ntyle, fa, les. than the ro.1 of the materials. The remainder of winter 1S08 apparel must go at oucij. All r-oats valued up to made of fancy mixed materials, dark and light, colors, made Ion and extra full. This includes all fine broadcloth routs, In Unlit and dark .had,., Biiltnhle for ev.uil.i or street ., i ,,-!, nt Miiiendldly tailored; wear, sami nn,.i r - values to U..00; now only 1.00. Take vour jil.-k of tiny suit in the house, while they lust, colors or black, worth ull the way from $S"i.0U to iari.00; exlni ehaiKo for nlleinll.u. Children's coats; values up to C.0O; 1,IK raiiK of colors and patterns; mses tl to H years. Coino early and net tho best values. $4.15 $16.00 J $12.00 I $2.15 Two groups of 1S07 styles In waists, made of stripe and check Dallsto and wool walstlngB, wooieu waists In many good styles are now reduced at, each Woolen waists made of plain, all wool flannel walstliii!, reduced to cacl $2.47 $1.15 Ladies' Fleece Hose, 2 pair for 25c , fi, ....... Twenty dozen ladles' last him uxub &JC lined hose; size, Hi to 10; 2 0c values; two for . . . lr l adies' Union Suits, each 38c I ,n fleece lined union suits, Kray In color, sizes 38C ... ,. rr.n ..iiMiliv. each 1 III ,i , , I u. , -. - . $ 1 .00 Flannelette Night Dresses ea 76c 2l2c- Outing Flannels ugS shades yd 8c i sociauou luuft f'" ---- rn following being elected for the ensu lag year: T . a nrps. President, ti. u. w"". , ,, dent. 1. T. Nlcklln; H--Knox; treasurer, A. T. CocKf"'"",. After the election me ' :: paired to the Hoffman House where Ln elegant banquet was served b Mrs W. P. OsDurn. o. acted as toastmaster and toasts as follows were responueu iu. Organization, reurms Voran; "llenefita of urganiiauo".,, resident-elect iinn; '""' W. G. Oilstrap; -borne r W. II. Kay; "Automouiung land," Otto Kaulmanti. were made by 1. i Hiibc-rta, V. A. Rankin and others. Blankets, Comforts, Sheets, Muslins, Spreads Linens all Under Priced. Thousands of Remnants of all kinds and odd lines to close out at Half Regular Selling Prices Eugene's Foremost md Best Store S. H. FRIENDLY 592-594 Willomette St, YourMoney's worth or your money back CITY NEWS j. .t .a. .a, 4. . . PERSONALS 4,4,, 4.44.4,4i4i 4 The river Is at a 6.4 foot stngo at preseut and at a standstill. Two cars of excelsior wero loaded todny for lilpment to Ban Francisco. N U Kltthenry today sold 3 bales of hops to T. A., l.lveslcy for 5 cents per pound. The band meets tonight for the transaction of business. A full at tendiilli e Is dimlred. ' Tho barbers )ield their monthly business and social session at tho i, , ..... ..1 1 t, llriiiiatetter last SI1I)I ui .... night. A very enjoyable tlmo was had. Hev. K. A. McKlnley, Ihn new pas tor of the Knlrniounl Presbyterian chnrcli, preached his foi'Ht sermon In Kugene Inst Suniiy to a large nu ll lence. A rnrload of block signal appara- , p, there eligible for ".""P. .n-1 nuestU.n-. The t;u' eluding .luite a ..umber from M- se..u .. ;,h1i1i , ,, lllH.o, Ore- . Aurlculturul College, Pullman ., .. . TT.. ii. ,ii., twn.ainpv and Whlt.uua. kvchv tnun lor ine in.n" - brick building on Hast Ninth street I J. R. Linn, of Salem, la In Eugene wi bega this morning and at the Frank Cherry wa bBht up ; 0 bu8lue8g. same time th. work of delivering ma-1 from Portland last n"l , J. Av. Collier left on the noon train terlal for the consiriicuon oi ai w.e "'"". "" ; .,...,. BtTeul i today for points norm Patterson's one-story brick across ; Mr. J. W. Cherry, at bi lllfcli , McNani,ir u the street waa begun. qulto III. rhnrles McXaninr. of Leaburg, Is In the cily on business. . I .,. .J,n moun- W. O. White and W. W. Branatei-. Tbos ,K. raraer. o. vui i.i'iib nimw m ..... . "... . ,iuui,kliU i nt i -) in i.h rit v vpsierHiiv. tains of this part of the .ato .u, tar ww veu uml""" n ' of Goslien. was In the! or near this city. - tl... it Tif n irrttllL IllltllT jri. lliwi isB "" . i ' I I m.noi-d r Ti l. winter only the highest peaks i second lieutenant respectively oi clty between trains today. ,.,i -i.iu.,. nr.. covered, while tho val- Company A lu fuel. H. II. Drugg, of Junction City, mi appointment in the naval academy. I A. Welch came up irom i u. i today. . i ipiin nosimas'Ler of Junc- tlon'city.' Is in Eugene this afternoon. lion II. U. Kincaid returned in afiernoon from a trip to Portland. Mrs ('has. Croner Is home from her horseback trip to Cottage Grove. D M. C. Ciault, the Cottage drove newspaper publisher, is in the city nil hiisiness today. riLioa frnner. the city a fireman, Is off duty for a day or two on ac count of a slight illuess. . u. is Hall arrived up from Portland this afternoon to visit Mrs. H. E. Ankeny a few aas. a Httnr of the Junc tion City Times, arrived in the city on the afternoon train touaj. Mrs Anna Prevost, of Sacramento, after a visit with her sister, Mrs. b. Campbell, In Eugene, nas reuirue.. home. Rnseburg Review: Mrs. John n.n.i.. -t Ci,gn Is here visiting iwith her daughter, Mrs. Harry Sta- ! itleton. . I Miss Ethel .Murray, head nurse at the new hospital, arrived up irom 'ortland today to assume nei dutiei'. , ., . Corvallls Gazette: Mr. ana .u. i.'.i .,,i,..,.a nt Knircne. have been visiting friends ln the city the past fow days. Mrs. J. N. McFadden arrived up from Corvallls this afternoon and will be the guest of Mrs. S. B. Flnnegan a few days. T. F. Walt and wife and W. J. Foster arrived here last night from Storm Lake, Iowa, and may locate in Buna . .-- - i.k ntm millet . , tt u j . .,. .. ,,it Ruseburg neat '""'. ,., Tied the nanus- " uu i ... M6 (,, ". did not quite tie tneu . h d, of our two-year-om son on arooiint of 11 heat Salem by a mtict- larger on hi5 face and limbs. Jso medlcta, Eugene beat taie ' d(d u . , w0 UBt.,i Hood , barsaparill, sore than the southern m who b,p,,b ,oon completely cured." JIus.A.Vm will be a close game, no matter , laJ MoutBOmery St.. Patersoa. N. J. the winner is. The Koseo Sarsaparllifl ,9 bow everywhtre. bnvs6 as lew play Albany the In the usual liquid or In tablet form call! n7.7 ninht The girls were to u sarsataDS. ii.. rre. n aved here with the Eugene Kir'a' pared only by C. L Hood Co., Lowell, Mass, "laf,a. .l.itlon of one who con- ,v . The high school here is planning to .IJU'V "ViliWV show Roseburg a "good tnue .u.- a the game with a reception. 1 1 All who want Bedrock Wells n .A v..rr wjr?f run eel kaiir- lacllon by calllt.? up STORE I'.OOMS AXI OFFICES i have blocks in contemplation. Tenants desiring store rooms and of fices will do well to consult me im mediatelv I am also planning flats for families FREE THOMAS. Architect. 1 2tf Room 7, Chrisman JMk i ROLL TOP UKSK I For sale cheap. J. O. Watts, cor-i ner Ninth and Willamette streets. Fed 5291 J. E. KILBORN, 557 High St., Eugene Scott's bantal-Pepsm Capsules yv-O.,- . nriAlTllirf cti.np ructuivc mitt, No sitting up with tne Petaluma Incubator. You light the lamp and it does the rest. All sizes at CHAMBERS HAKUWAKK '.u. T.rn rfa ic now serving dish of delicious fresh shrimp with! every order of oysters. Come and eat ! oysters. " lea For InQammatloo or Cattrrh of the Bladder and bifeutd Eidnojt. No OartM qolckly and prrmuv mulir all Cntnrl Of tb UrlDiry Urzaasv Ah, oUtaly barmleM. Bold by drasguU. Price UiO, or bf mail, postpaid, 1IJ, at thxm lTHE8ANTl-PEPSIIIC0, BELLtro.Mii.Mi, a, n Sold by W. Ii. DB LAJ.O. DrugiiHt, t Umbrella Sale.. $4 o 0 Wc are going to close out our stock of Um brellas. You can get a good suk cover, detachable handle as low as This is a genuine Closing Out Sale of our entire stock of Umbrellas and you cannot afford to miss it. Come in'and'price and you will be convinced. SEE WINDOW spent last night In Eugene tains, aru freu from snow Ullll lllll'BHIU tejn, . ririlori ' - A court oi me iini.,i.......... , , seavey was a passenger io ...in t. runiii7.ed in Ell- . . .... ...... ..i..h. . OI PUIcirm " , U.HI, 1 OrtlllllU OU IIIO liver U1. uism inas'geuo on rriuuj uwu . u .i..ii.i nf Florence. o. VJ. filed a complaint 111 the Juvenile i-oiirt asking that his sou, to years, old, bo turned over to that tribunal. The caBO will come up lor ocmum Friday. Tho father alleges that the boy Is Incorrigible and ho cannot control him. Dr. Korlnek, sinte vetorlnnrlnn. ...... ..i..i.t I,, tfitiromi and made a nip to the country this morning to Investigate tho dealh of several horses which had been reported to Mm, i.v llr J. I bristle. mi Ilium, T. "b. held .n Eagles' , Mr. and Mrs - vio- ball. Organlier Orr nas u goou ........ - .... ... i,..l,..i hero today for shlp-Uh,. disease that cnuaed the deaths un " " ... . ... u l I.I I ! ii r i'r lllfllt to VOIlftlllll, w in ru im nun u.n.u n...fr. lliriu i Co. will instftll tho MlKitnU ai m hii oiIut tri'tih of tnu k. M M. Mitlor. h nnw'Apftpor mn or ..... . ' ....irlnniM 111 t.hitt II llllllllHT t'l jnnn U vt Vlnront unit M. HnmUt a oih.-r muit b :,S p".".. t..Vi unit 1141 r t'lttltr iro nr i"; lion nn wn- , , fto ll nn. l ouse to Andy IMU- l,u .pedal altenllon to our business ' in o this city, and IM.IIIP Jack- departmepl.-ltoseburg Hevle v Mr. aoii recently from North Yakima. Miller has been manager of the clrcu- Intlon departniunt oi i no umuu '. (the past several mourns. The challenge f Mo-bberger. Lee - and Hovern. as prune., m .." - ,b,, --- -- tiliard has been accented by Harry Bt usual time and place. Kver lliibbs W 8 Moon and "eo. . 'inenuier snouiu no ......... .. Pipe.. 'and the game will be bowled , arrangements may Iw '" t NUlll'ltU 1 IH'1 I'HMRIIt 111(1 I'M"' deaii. team w, y securing your 'ticket not laler titan vt euiieaunj " In spuaklng of tno invention of a lug. atrcel abnouiu-er by a fort-ann no). ,h .thletle coun ;r!o1:dr;e.rmTic.r; UU.n '''V;'1 ",,,,;t1 i"illy ' , n.Vn, 'U were 'elected delegate, to I. a son of 1). R. lJtkln. of tills cit). r;m1vt,.nc , ,,e milvorsltle and . . .. . .if llu Northwest, which will K. J. Mcfiananan i) - ., In Vebruarv letter from U.a Angela ..anna wm. -' - " ",V " ' " lll(..ri.m o , tur list. mi... .......0 ,., 1. twiw btilng olaced In the new hospital anil it will be ready for patients within a few days. A guod road la being built Irom the foot oi tne nil! to inu uu.iuii.B i . win lut no troublo reachlug the hospital with teams. .i..... . l. .. t i.o.t Monday the Orplieum opens lis doors to the pub lic. In audition to mo ini.ui service ever uttered the people oi co gene Charles E. Talker, tne singing comedian, In up-to-dalo specialties. appears lor the llrsi time ueioie n Kugene uudlemo. Wateli The Guard from day to day and keep posted. ! ..It Is Prudent to Insure.. ii r Piiino i. confined to .his homo on account of an attack of la grippe. L N. Honey is quuo in in ins iumhc at West Sixth and Jefferson streets. ... i.i....t, aintu veterinarian. 1,1. IMMIIM . a."" returned to Salem on tho noon train today t. r u..nnPH nt tho TTnlversltv of Oregon, went to Portland today to at tend a banquet to be given mere u) the University alumni. W. II. Weatherson, editor oi me wnmn weal is In the citv. He at tended tho meeting of the state press association at Portland last week. Mrs. J. A. Maurer returned tnis ai ternoon from a visit with her daugh ters nt Independence. She was ac companied home by her daughter, Pink. iv f nt.n nnit Percv Lone went to Portland on the flyer last night Cor. oth and Willamette St. S !"' t i v.n... Itn attend the meeting of the retail Mill, nempsej, in .''" V".; "...- 1 ...mil hnrdwarn met- I.. .,l.,ltlt..r II It 11l IV llint'V 11 11 Kliinin Htau i.... - " " I.. I,,,,... re.l.i ,in... ....vt l.ul(,oluin eiime to he played III Eugene will be the one Fri day night net ween ine r.ugein, mh" and the Itoseliurg nigu. uoseuum ..e- (ealed Ashland a lew ir.gn.s nno ". Ashland defeated faigeuo uy point, but since then Eugene has been ulnvliig better ball nud expects to win Horn lloseuurg. (ill. kens lor Profit kt,. i. H.A tiuu. to Iter an tncuha tor It you are going to raise chickens .... ........ iliurl rlulit bv llllV- llir lie, ' ' lug a PETALUMA, ami you will have in, ni, In halclllllg the eggs. We i.... i..,i.i ii. .n .lie. from the h6 egg tu 600-gg In stocK now. aisu letaluma brooders. tuu ami i chlik sue. We carry a small stock ol extras for these machines. ('HAMULUS MAICIWAHK U'J ii.iuii... Alf nillard returned yesterday to Snlein after visiting his folks hero h few days. . nn,i Mr. A Wlnzenreld nr- rlved hiro yesterday afiernoon from Newport. J. T. Calllson, ex-county coiiniiin sloner. was in tile city (roni Pleasant lilll today. F. C. Walters, the Elmlra lumber man, went to Junction on tho noon train today. Win. P. Cheshire and wife, of Springfield, returned last night from a trip to rorllnnd. Claud Spencer, luninor inspector for the S. P. Co., arrived home to day from a trip south. C. It. Sylvester, tne jasper mer chant, returned yesterday afternoon from a trip to roruauii. Ed Kby, of Fraier's Iron works, re turned on the noon trnln today from a business trip to Creswoll. Henry Fischer, of the urown ium- In your life or jour property. Whv Is It not as Imp. oii.nl to Insure agnlUKt adversity the future by keeping vour fund, la a bank account? Allow It to accnmulau tun II a lime comes when you need It badly- Ihat Is when you will appreciate Its true worth. Just as the value ot your llle Insurance liutcas.-s as yon grow older, so will your bank .count grow as you add to It weekly or monthly. In fact, the possibilities of our bunk account r limited only by your earning and saving capably. An account with this bank l ge.'d luniatu.'. Tho Eugene Loan (8b Savings Bank EKt.tjU.bni 112 ( , ,li,.l .ml mrplw. at.Ki.mxt . K. ItlimVN. 1.1. F. W. OMII lt. ..lil.T. II. A. PAINK. Vice I '.l.lcnt. W. W. ItKOUN. At. faslil.T. ,.ll.... t.i Fruit Grower. All ineuilieis ot the Lane County Fruit At VcKvluM lirowcrs .Vssi clailon are requested to notify the secretary as soon as possible whal amount of spray th.y will want the coming season. J O. HOLT. Secretary Javra ad tva' ffllVI 1 4 ai i.titii.tQ rnanei-t I velv lo 1 V U"llnn and danchtei. Mka Miiretierlte. of Sitlem. nfter a visit nt the home of Mrs. Wilson's Bister, Mrs. G. A. Dyson, ln Eugene ...,,...,,,.,1 I, f.iiii, tnilnv Sani Sykes. of Koseburg. was In Eugene Saturday and sunuay. ne was formerly a Eugene hardware clerk, but Is now In business for himself at Roseburg. L. 11. Linn mid son, II. L ot Illi nois, who visited at tho home of Hev. A. F. Linn In Eugene a few days ago, left yseterday for San Francisco, and Southern California, and from there will go back home. I Mr. and Mrs. A. i. locneriine anu Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Kays leave in ine morning ior n oiuiug hi port. They will be Joined at Albany by Mr. and Mrs. n. .v uocaernne, ot i in., .ii . Rev. HaudenschleUI, tho evangelist,1 on on tne nyer last evening tor i en- dleton, where he opens a meeting to mCaVxrarasa.ATkij MOST GR-OCERS SELL ; Olympic Flour every sack guaranteed k Made of selected Eastern Oregon hard wheat. It pnv duces more loaves ol breid than any other flour and the loaves are lighter and whiter. Because of the increased 4 quantity of bread produced he cost is no higher than for p. other flours. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT. THE PORTLAND FLOUR ING MILLS j. allIlTIITIWiril 9.11 IVJBVtV WKllSa?KSLaa! MM her Coiiipauv, of' Cottage Grove, was I night. Ho was accompanied to the l the ctty on DUBinpRs immy. ...... i-.s lion' T Viaf-iimn will linvo tonight fur Lo Angploa to Bprml the romaimlfr or trie wuuor ini-rw. Mra, Tluw. Jt-nklna nnd Minn Scott rnino tlown from i'ottnK Wrov on tho noon ttuln toily (or a short tUU. Kayiiiontl Korr lf t this morniiiK for Anniii'ili, whoro ho has moiviil 1). M. C. tiRult. of tho Wostorn Orison, ftntt W. C. Conner, of tho, Leader, arrived down from Cottane drove on tne noon train totlay to at tend a mreHnK of the Inne count v e !Uor? nt tUe Cjuimen-ial Club ; terno iM. -j... pPURF WHITeM IS YOUR BREAD Made with PURE WHITE FLOUR W AT Fit MUICE All diilniini llls have been notified lo call and settle Kindly give this matter vour attention at once, oilier wise service will be discontinued ul,l,..., fltll),,.,. IV. Oil',. Wll.l.AMEl'lK VALLEY COMPANY. It I. not often e do. but when i . we do you may know there Is some-! s thing doing, and when oti see ourjjjg windows for values In linens and 'op iiibrolilerl.- you will know It has b.. n dvole and wi'll don. rild.. i. a. I S.i'ui.l'i. .,,, C .cVei !,!.,' W.iUerbce. f,r our ial J-.t'.e o'l i:,n f'.iv a I'U, !i:ni,r'i:a UM.p w:it ion l'se pav t a ch .! tw.r j 55 If ion at Wi n .-.ore ill. y are rtll g me 1 !o--c U!ulir.,!,,a. are be-! C- 3 do 13 c 2 tNb -Jj- Trans-Continental Popular p Winter Chautauqua Assembly BAPTIST CHURCH p Friday and Saturday Evnings Jan. 24th and 25th Auspices Baraca Malo Quartet FRIDAY EVENING Roblcy M.tk Quartet ' First Tenor 5ccoivJ Tenor and Impersonator ?g John Vaughn B.tyArd T. Roblcy First Bass Second Bass Will G. Kid Howard W. K.nxy SATURDAY EVENING -Lccturo. "Russian Prisons and Siberian Exiles." By John SoWcski. the Polish P.-inc.-. on!v son o! Count 3 Svbicskiunder penally ot death it h; should rctorn toKuss-;.i. II it IS I ,,. Jt l-.A..l.tl all - 1 It . u auv.tiA.y imiuw riii we can ten you accuiii. It it IS'NT, you want PUREWHITE FLOUR in you- i-1, :r.. n iNcxi'i5aKir.g;;uay It lYI.l! IS lllC Whift'St. Lichtf-Tt Rrr..irl AJuU Season Ticket :Vc. Single Aimision 35e 2 Qiil J's Season Ticket 25c. Sir -lc Admission 25; ?1 IV-Z V.MITE is tvi.-idc cf Selected Scotch File Wheat, by patent pro cess and is strictly High-G-ac'c. UcFure Vhlte FJonr p.ti-y ard cakes as v c: as ..r bread- it at-u!:-s t r K'.ir money back. Pure White Flour is for Sale by the following Merchants, price $1.50 per sack ;. T. Hull Son. . M. Groin, W. A. lt. ll. K. 1. Mntloik. The Kiiuene ;ror'r) t'o. V. II. DnnieR Peter .lohnwitl. W. II. Ieni)!el. ol,, A- Wilson, .(. ;i!M,ll Ji S". W I nil emit v Home Itol. I l'-i.il ltyrbanl. .seriiii! W. W. I'nwfc. Irvin-. ArniltiiKi- A: Imvi". ( r. i. lil. t" i ire. and VSIIlametto strict
