Eugene daily guard., January 30, 1908, Image 6

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t ream dailt ward, ththboat, fAirrmr iw
The Friendly Store 1 40th- Surprise Sale
Two Days of Extra Specials, F riday ana saturaay
The closing two days of this Red Letter Clean Sweep Sale will be the grandest
bargain offerings of this sale. Uozens or articles must ue uuscu.um, y
and Saturday, odds and ends and broken lots m every aepaumem anu iu
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it more interesting we include many scapie arucic. ,
2 more days of Annual Clothing Sale
. Today the crowds were so great that we could not wait on everybody, but tomorrow
we will have an extra salesman and thus be better prepared to srve you. If you were
disapointed today, come tomorrow errly.
Tomorrow and Saturday only, we offer
ail $J8,00$20.00, $22.50 $25.00,$27.50,
Suits, Overcoats and Cravenettes for
STOCK TAKEN
IN IUILDING-LOAN
ASSOCIATION
u hnitdins.
InAin the old " Bpent at
very enJoyaDie Splen.
I. 'bfruarnS by the Giro-
pie orchestra. becoming ! yoa should take It. Impure
C,t,nCnffar and Tie always largely appetite, headache. nervounn,,
Your Duty is to be fa
Bat yoa cannot be well u
taking Hood's Sarsaparllla wh,
-. l,n,,lrt t.W, 11 T "b.
,ee recent- tion and ofthe good '' SSTi'iS'l
LaBt evening the committee recent nvl ation and T
ir appointed by the Commercial Club! to vli'' ' ,he manner of arrange- t form n, dv5t
it apponut-u asso-1 pleased wim u , Di the hos- arsaparilla. 1 took in Ut,i
to launch a building and loan asso- i and up-to-dateness o,x ,n . h , , (i n Mil
lu ia"- '
elation aumbltted its report.
"Saofren!;
l.o'nl. f 1200 each, payable in
monthly Installments. '
The matter was discussed and then
tho lmnka were opened for stock suu
serJiSs. Tht 'ollowing subscrih ed
for five shares each last night. J. M
Williams, C. H. Fisher. A. A. Sim
mons. H. 1.. Burt. R. S Husto n J. H.
Koke. H. Retel, J. H. Hartog. . M
ders, F. Thomas, W. G.. lW-
I, Whltson. F. K. Wetherbee, I. T.
N'icklln, J. L. Reed.
plt,aSed with the . h!KjaS -f M blSM
S al. -A-oomplete descripUon of the w , e
building will be giveu . r rV - -- '. ."" 1
.4.85
and all $8.50, $10.00, $12.50, $13.50 and $14.00,
Suits, Overcoats and Cravenettes
Absolutely every Suit, Overcoat and Cravenette in the store, included at either one
of these two prices, Steinbloch, Schloss Bros., College Brand and Elk Brand, and
among the suits jou will find dozens of the latest patterns and styles.
We make no alterations at sale prices without extra charge.
CITY NEWS
in a day or so.
japarilla IS yours aeo, ai:il lw4jJ'H
2 Days More f Reduction on Ladies'
Ready-to-wear Apparel
75c Union Suits 38c
tallica' fli'm IIiiimI unlmt iilt; 7.1c vitliifi.
,,,.(, line
Muidiiix, tlrt koihIm, silk, tinlenvcr,
lliH im, nr., nit Htllly prlrtHl lurm
tlilH wile.
$4.00 Waists $1.48
TlirtHi (lor.cll Intllin' alilrtwaUl. I" VuM
mill ilurk Hlimli'M, till wnnl, lltillNtr, mill-
lid, nr. , Value " "ilo lrnv,
$1.50 Kid Gloves
pair 78c
I'Ivk ilorn iNilrii f Inn ilr-wwil kill ttlove.
in color mill tvliltr; B'4, II,
II U mill 7 .i viilties to t .rill; n pair 7 He.
Ixn xllk kIovi'h, n pair ' . Vl.riO
Infiuitx' wikiI liiwe, lmlr fie
$8.50 Coats ea.$4.15
nriii-n Inillrn' roiitM lttiiili' of liinvy nilxisl
I'lonkltiKi nIh ill in i- vnlllintii 9H.IIII;
imtv llll.l.T
Ladies' Dress Skirts
Reduced lA
U.tO Htyllslt divss Hkirts, in pliiin mill fancy
wimiI ntnti'i'lalH, jileatixl ami K""1 '
fi-clsi rliiHwo from the rutins tiK-k for
tlirrc days at U linn limn regular prlcrn.
$30.00 Suits $12.00
Just TJ of thrsiv stylish stiilH left! values
to $:I0.00; now $I,J.IM)
Charity ball, armory, Friday, Jan
uary 31.
ivt, men that now is the time
to spray trees.
Tickets for the charity ball at the
armory Friday evening, $1.
The armory is being decorated for
the charity ball to be held tomor
row night.
Attend the charity ball at the ar
mory Friday evening, .January il.
Tickets, tl.
The Albany city council has passed
a blind pig ordinance similar to the
one in Eugene.
mi., n ,l...iAPnln A tit Snciptv will
1 lie iicaujitiui"
give a market at J. W. Kays furni
ture store Saturday, reuiuuij j--
V. J. Mulkoy, the Creswell hotel
keeper, says that an electric light
plant Is being put up there and the
llttlo town will soon have lights.
The Theatre Cnfo now remains
open all night, a great convenience
for those who are compelled to be
up late at night or early in the morn
ing. .
In the justice court the case of W.
B. Green vs. H. Chezem, to recover
money on n board bill. Judge Dryson
this morning awarded the plaintiff
tho sum of $67. GO.
.. tncrtnn has a fnvoroi
rhiof of Police j i t,owull.
notice elsewhere n today , Hood.s gamparllla I. ! J
tr nwners Of DOlllWh , II,. ,,.,, II,,, ,M n I,. . ,"'J
...rants, soft drink panor.. r"JZr. Z?.Tm.iii
u . ...nllration blanks may ue aami.ii. w uusca une Oollat tj
i ihe'offke , of the city recorder for , pared only by C. I. Hoc Co..Lo,7
. - ii naaa AISO H, liun -v,
or dusiuc ' "" " r Notice Is hereby Klven tha-
The license is V per year. n(j reQ(lf rin(;ntlJ
Tho ornheum will re-open tonight ; mg to conduct bottliim woru
Jh n iZZs a i d a complete , tels restaurants, soft-drink
with new jenf 8 m()v11J, dnIg 8toreB where soft drinks i.
s V"Te Last Cartridge; .j and other simUar p,, l0
itnrv of the Sepoy mutiny. ,mm . : i sOTre ,
u'hr, W-ilks on the Water" and ; cense to carry on such businea,
"CchrWma, I Donation." Illustrated , ordinance No 70S. rcpiirl.j :
A Christmas i-'ui , .,, . . . , k il,.. 5 .
other "songs C. E. Parker. If nil j force, and all parties deslrl.;
t hose w l o attended the show on Tues-: duct such bus ness wtthln the &
i u, h?- l nresent the part of the Eugene shhould at once take or.
day night will prest'u i ,', .. A nnltrnt inn hinni.
admUtrd'on them any night this had on application to the dt
week. r. A FAnmvm..
Moscow.
... . i r.oonp of
Attorney ,
i i n h (i nner a Yiaii-
Eugene and vicinity, left today tor
revicin"'- but5,.w..h.. .r.
visit to eugeiie m , ,h
course noticed many changes In the
cotiy s nee tnat time, -"r?
nUIng anything here. He , an dhta
wife are on a trip through Ca torn la
and Mexico. They state in all their
travels they have only seen .
three cities where so much buildUg
is going on as in Eugene.
mi.. Marion Lowell, reader and
. j-n..,.,tio art from New
York Citv and Washington. D. U,
arrived in" T.ncoma early In the week
with her mo'her, Mrs. s. -u".
and Miss Lyleth Moore, a pupil, wno
is accompanied by her mother, Mrs.
H L. Moore or rtoseiiurK.
l,owell will remain in Tncoma until
Among the carload shipments Into
Eugene yesterday were a car m wan
City Mir
A CURE FOH MISERY
"I have found a cure lor th
ery malaria produces," sayt
James, of Louellen, S. C. "it's
Electric Bitters and comes
font- tinttlnn. Tr hrpalts itn . .
nhllta nr n hlllnuu nttnrlr In nn
and It puts yellow jaundice clw
oi comtuissiou. i ins great
inaHip.inA nnd hlood nnrlfu.
quick relief In all stomach, lltr J
kloney conipiauns, ana tne mui
lame pack. toio under guarus
W. A. uvkendall's drug ston
Chickens tor Profit
Now is the time to buy an :i
tor If you are going to raise a
fnp npYt vpnr. Start rleht h
ing a PET ALUM A, and you til
l.nWO Wl reilllUIl 1" iuv.v,..i. hie a rmauu.im, aim j.
May when she goes aoroaa ior mu i n0 trouble natcning tne e?;.
summer. Miss Lowell has a national j i,ave them in all sizes from it
Petaluma brooders, tou
Hllliiuitri .
.iin. in hp art. and has spent
. in Tannin, where
sho is well known. Tacoma News. cnick sze. We carry a smii
Ian 2S Miss Moore, spoken or m j 0 extras for these machine!
the above clipping, formerly resided! CHAMBERS HARDWARE
In Eugene. She may appear nere
soon in a recital.
"I pass through this world but
onre; any good thing, therefore, that
, .1.. blnHnucc t Im I t nil tl
r-,UKt'!te . WICI UJ vt " ,:iUi UU UI nil... .......
mm fin- .1. W. Ouackenbiish & Son and i,nw tn ,,nv human being, let me do
a car of wire fence for the Chambers )t now, ijet nie not defer nor ne
Hardware Company.
Tils' militia companies are making
ereat nrena rat Ions for the annual in-
Isppi'tion February 6 and 7. Both
j companies are determined to nave an
i attendance of 100 per cent.
Your Moneys' Worth or
Your Money Back.
GOOD GOODS ONLY
S. H. FRIENDLY
592-594 Willamette St,
STETSON HATS
DENTS GLOVES
COOPERS UNDERWEAR
STERLING BRAND HATS
'
l'KllrlONAI.8
K. ('. I.ak went to Koavburg today
on liunlue...
II. N. Cobb, of Honehiirg, Is In the
city on bii.ini'M.
K. K. Illnlr. th Kail Creek mr-
chnut, 1 In tliu rlty.
l.nltoy (linir arrtvod her fnjin
the until till, nrternoou.
J. W. Knys retuii.vd this nftornoun
from an outing at Newport.
Mr. mid Mr. Hoy Morgan wir
iver from HirliiKfii)ld today.
C. C. Tollman went o Coltago
liriivn today on ihurt vlnlt.
Coliiiii-l J. W. Iliibtn arrived home
Iroiii th. north till, afternoon.
William 1'iilwr. of Si. John'., after
vln.t In Eiigene, ent to S.U'iit to
iliir. I.. N. Hoiiey has so far rncovcri'd
from lilt mucus a. to bo on the
trvi'ts.
Mr and Mrs A. Welch ami Mrs. II
II. KlaJsi lihauer arrived up finni
t'ortlantl on 4ho iiftei noon train to
day. Claud Spencer was a passenger t.v
Cottage Drove on Urn local this af
ternoon. (lolililed llraber, a well-known
mining man of Cottago drove, U In
tha city.
Miss Clara rarks, of i-ewlsnurg, ar
: Smith arrived out from tho lower
SIiihIiiw on the stage last night.
1 Mrs. (1. M. Whitney rnmo up from
; Portland Uist night to visit her
i daughter. Mr. A. M. Hendricks.
I Miss I'erle Miller arrlvd up from
1 Portland today and will remain at
I home during the rest of the wlntl'r.
. Colonel and Mrs. S. P. Sladden re
turned homo Inst night from a trip
rived horn today to visit her alitor, tl, Southern California and Mexico.
Mr. Clink. I Mrs. John O llrlen arrived homo
T. II. Iiavldson returned this of-'thls noon from a visit with her
ternoon from a visit with her mother j daughter, Mrs. Stnpleton, at Uose-
I at llnlsey.
C. I.. Winter arrived homo from a
I trip to Portland on the afternoon
train today.
I Cliniles Tower, of Junction City,
: and Isaac Tower, of Seattle, wore
In the city today.
i Jiws Hounds anil Carl V. Oglcsby
I returned last night from a business
, trip to IKiiiKlas county.
I Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Davidson arrlv-
ed up from llalscy this .rtertUHin to'lhe home of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Hsr
Wllllnnis. advance agent for I In the company'a history. The uiMsrvp9 west f tno r,y WPn,
burg.
I. CO
"The $111,000 Beauty," which will
appear soon at tho Kugeno theatre,
Is In tho city.
I'hntic Wilinan has arrived hero
from Ashland to take the position
of clerk at the Hotel Snifodo to huc
cii'd Mr. Fell. who has retailed.
Mrs. Hiram Havl nnd daughter. Bes
sie, of Junction Citv. after a visit at
STAXDAHD OH.
PAYS HID DIVIDENDS
New York, Jan. S8. The report of
the I'nltod States Steel 'Corporation
for the quarter ending December 31,
1907, expectantly awaked by the
public, as an Index of the general
financial conditions, was made pub
lic today. The net earnings for the
last three months of the corporn
Tlon'a year were $3'J.553,994. The
figures exceeded tho hope, of the
steel trade. The net earnings for the
year were $160,9S4,477, the largest
i New York's newspapers are mak-
Ing much over Dan Kelly and Korrest
! Smithson. Incidentally the Univer
slty of Oregon is getting some gcod
advertising beyond the Mississippi.
I Chinook salmon nre beginning to
! appear In the local ninrkets. J. W.
I Huff this morning received the first
i of the season. They nre all little fel
i lows, weighing from 2 1-2 to 5 lbs.
I each.
The Hndes building on Willamette
I! street will soon bp remodeled for the
amoving plcturp theatre lo be located
there. The partition will be taken
out nnd tho entire building used for
: thnt purpose.
In the bowling games between the
bachelors and the married men at
the Commercial Club last night the
bachelors won from the married men
by tho score of 2ii!i0 to 2413, three
games being played.
gleet It, for 1 shall not pass, this way
ncaln. ueniemuer me cnariiy uun
Friday night.
No sitting up with tne Petaluma
Incubator. Yqu light the lamp and it
does the rest. All sizes at
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
NOTICE TO PAirfcXTS
Parents intending to set!
children to the beginning ci
please send them next Mond:
riiin-v a. n thpro is to beat.
mary class organized at that u
w or a irront inconvenience
... ..nl lnlpr in thn vpnr.
L. H. ALUKKSI.U.
fl
Buy a ticket for the charity ball.
'Actions speak louder than words."
at.
Petaluma Incubators and brooders
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO
"To pity distress is human; to re
lleve It is god-like." Charity ball, Fri
day, January 3 1st.
IP YOU KSKW
Tha morlta or th TeiaS
you would never suffer fromt
bladder or rheumatic trontft
bottle ftwo months' treatment
h. O T Hiill nr bv SMIL Se
testimonials. Dr. E. W. HiL
Oliva street. St. Louis.
Buy a Petaluma IncnMW
Chambers Hardware Co.
Tickets for the charity tali:
armory Friday evening, ii.
Another one of the highest-grade
pianos made, a beautiful mahogany,
stylo It Weber, from the. Eilers
Plnno House, today found Its way In
to tho homo of Mrs. J. W. Shumnte,
corner Tenth and Pearl streets.
Today and tomorrow are tho last
days on which ducks can he law-;
fully killed. A number of the mem-
ners ot tne nuns wnicn own nre-
visit C. (iiilliford and family.
Miss l.lllliui Hrillid wem to Por'
i land today and front there w ill go
j up Into Washington for a visit.
C. P. Cox and J. M and M. J.
Our Long Established Reputation
for safety and reliability
and our prompt and satisfactory service has increased the num
ber of our patrons, the volume of our business and made thia
one of the representative banks of the Willamette Valley.
We have unsurpassed facilities for handling all branches
fate of deposit. t (
of commVretal business and also issue' Interest bearing crrtlfl-
I'artlcular will be furnished upon application.
The Eugene Loan (& Savings Bank
tUublistw! Il2
Capital anil surplus gllMl.mxl
W. K. IIUOWN, iTesdilrtil. T. TT. IWItl UN, lashlrr.
1. A. PAlMs. Vice PmlrtYtit. W. W. I1IMIW.N, Asst. Cashier.
hile in Eugene, returned homo to
day.
K. X. Smith and mamlly of five nr
rived here last nli;ht from llnllard
Wusli., and will reside In the Kullei
rcstdt'urp oil Kasl Kleventh street.
near High. Mr. Smith Is eolinctcil
wild the Jasper 1, limber Company.
lion. S. II. Kiikln aud wife return
ed this afternoon from nn oullng at
NewKrt. They iuiended stnyini;
; longer, but Mr. Kaklu was seised
i with an attack ot asthma and they
1 had o return home.
I Koseburg Renew: Hon. J. II
1 llootli leavi's tonioriMw morning lor
San Diego, Cel.. where he will be
! Joined by Mrs, Uooth on a pleasure
itrtp to Mexti-o. Ho will be absent
i two weeks, but Mrs lloolh will not
return to ttoxctiurg until spring.
I TUe Theatre Cafe Is now servlnf a
i dish of dVlU-lous fresh shrimp with
every order of q sters. Come and
eat oysters tf
I
I
filled orders on hand at the end of
the year amounted to 4.624,653 tons.
The surplua for the quarter was 3,
559. 274.
Tho usual quarterly: dividends of
one half of one per cent on the com
mon and 1 3-4 per rent on the pre
ferred stock were declared by the
directors. These dividends show uo
change from the previous Quarter.
out to-
TO ft Itr. A COLD IS ONK IUV
Take 1.AXAT1VR 11KOMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggist ret ind monoy It
It falls to cure. H W. OKOVK 1 all
oatitr Ii each tag. lo.-
Charlty Kail
Charity Hall
Charity Hall
At the armory.
January 31st, It'iK
January 31st, 10S
January 31st, 190S
J29
dav and will stay till tomorrow even
ing.
S. W. H. Haynes. the barber, will
move bis shop Monday from the
Hoiles building to his old looiti m in
the MeKarland building on West S'h
street, next door to Flnnecan's bla.'k
sinlth shop. Patrons will please take
notiee. ft
II. Retel. the gentleman who re
cently arrived here from Coins.! I'-ii
i telesranhe-l for his family to.lav and
they will start at one,.. Tin y will re.
cupy a reslileneo owned bv W. i)
I Dempster on Moss avenue' In l-;iir-j
mount. Mr. Retel will eug.ii;e In
laniiscapo gardening.
The long Indoor life of winter j
makes tho blood weak, and the sys-, John Inwall has sold his fine f.irm
tent easllv ratchea cold and disease.'0' "" acres in the Santa Clara dis.
Itolllster'a Kooky Mountain Tea Is trlrt, north est of the city, to Charles
the greatest winter remedy; prevents ! Howard, recently from C,renfield.
colds and disease, keeps you well all ",r i".ee". Another sale l
winter. J5c, Tea or Tablets. :'hat of the Webster Wallis place of
Una Drug Co. jnl acres, three miles west of the rilv
f. N- Hertelsen. of this countv. fur'
One good act done today Is worth . U20".
a thousand In contemplation foreomej
future Ufoe. Buy a ticket for the Mr P- M Frwrnan. of Spring,
charltv ball. e i ' examined as tn her snnPv
.H---aW iv!.i' j ' : - , ..vior'ion swjore J't.le Chrlsman"
.... . . .J and she pronouin e.f in'anp "
Sk.tlng at the Cnderwood King ' wl uk.-n to the m. ; .. Unn ,
tonlKht. Come and enjoy yourself, a Si,,(.m ln , ,., R
pleasant time asaured. tf,4 v,.ar, , hnsJ
' IIVRs- and Javne were ti,, eimi'n
"The best time lo perform a good . Ing physirlars.
di-d Is when you first have the op-
Prtnnlty. Charity ball, Friday, Jan-; The young people of ths CathMlr
r Jl. eaurrt awts a tard party pun tTn-
' IS YOUR
BREAD Madewi
PURE
WHITE
FLOUR
If ii IS you already know all wc can tell vou about
L it IS'NT, ycu want PUREJWHITE FLOUR taH
ivncncn icxt cakingliJay.
It makes the Whitest, lightest Bread.
PURE WHITE
FLOUR
is made of Selected Scotch
Fife W heat, by patent pro
cess and is strictly High
Grade. Use Pure White Flour
for pastry and cakes as
veil aj for bread it sat
isfies or your money back.
White Flour
Sale by the foN
Merchants, pn'
per sack
.1. W. While.
KoiiiiHiln inK n.
Inlversiiy II"""'!1;
(!.. T. Hull s"n'
M. (freen.
A. lbdl.
1. Miilli"
W
W
K. 1. .Mini's .
The Kugenel.rocr.,
('. It. Denii N.
IVter Johnson.
W. H. Ienii'r.
Cole Wilson
W. J. illw"
Klegal
Armllntn- "",Klrs
WADHAMS & KERR B&
DISTRIBUTERS