Eugene daily guard., January 31, 1908, Image 8

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One day more of The Friendly Stores' January Clean Sweep Sales
Unusually large price reductions will make ;t well worth your while to shop here.
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my une Fiore way .
f -Annual Clothing Sale
Tomorrow we offer values in clothing that are positively less than actual cost of manu
facturing and you owe to yourself at least to investigate before JO p. m. tomorrow
night when sale closes.
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 serve you. If you were
disapointed today, come tomorrow errly. ,
Tomorrow only, we offer
all $18,00, $20.00, $22.50 $25.00,$27.50,
Suits, Overcoats and Cravenettes for
UNDER ARREST -
; FOR SELLING CIGARS
TO A MINOR
John Brooktr.yer, owner of a Baw
' mill at Spores station, mi w
ling branch of the Southern Pacific
railway, was notified by Constable
Flank today to appear before Justice
of the I'eace flryson In this city to
answer to the charge of selling tobac-
tu in tt'hnm It
ro to a minor. -----
is alleged that Brookmyer sold trie
. inn tha 15-vear-
old son of Charles Hill, resid ng In
...... r, .. QpnnkmvAr
the vicinity 01 diiuic. --
conducts a store In connection wlht
his sawmill, and It appears that the
Hill boy has bought a large number
of cigars there and had them charged
to his father's account. His father
swore to the complaint against Brook
myer, who has promised to be down
on this evening's train.
It is the policy of the Juvenile offi
cers to enforce the law against selling
tobacco to minors, and other arrests
may follow soon.
Scnioaa Baoali Cot
1HL CtOTMl MAHf.A
and all $8.50, $10.00, $J2.50, $13.50 and $14.00,
Suits, Overcoats and Cravenettes
Absolutely every Suit, Overcoat and Cravenctte in the store, included at either one
of these two prices, Steinbloch, Schloss Bros., College Brand and Elk Brand, and
anion"; the suits you will find dozens of the latest patterns and styles.
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We make no alterations at sale prices without extra charge.
CITY NEWS
1 Days More of Reduction on Ladies'
Ready-Lo-Wear Apparel
75c Union Suits 38c
Ladles' flccco lined union MiltNj 7ftc value",
faeli IIHo
MuhIIhn, (Irwin Roods, Milks, iiiidVnvciir,
lliicna, etc., nil "'illly priced liirhi
this siilc.
$4.00 Waists $1.48
Tlireo ilotcn lailhV alilr-tuulM, In Uuht
ml (Itirk similes, nil wool, lint late, flan
nil, rlr. , X'liliioa lo fJ.OO; mi In price,
MH
$1.50 Kid Gloves
pair 78c
l'lvK dozen iMiIrs fine ilnwu'il kid (tlovcx,
In color mill ivli'K'i nlwn l), (I,
OV4 nnd values lo Vl.no; a mlr 7Me.
1oiijj silk glovoa, i Hilr $ l.flo
Infant' wool Iiono, mlr Ac
$8.50 Coats ea. $4. 15
Fifteen Indies' rontrt inwlo of henvy iiilvisl
rlonkliiKi "In-" ' to vnlinn to H.OO;
now . 1.1ft
Ladies' Dress Skirts
Reduced X
1WO HtyltNh drcM wkirtH, In plain and fancy
wool materia In, pleated and gorrd ef
fects; c1hn.no from (he entire stock for
three tlnys at i lew tluin regular prices.
$30.00 Suits $12.00
Just 12 if those stylish suits left; values
t $;II).(MI; nmv If 1 'J. (10
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
PKIiHONAl.8
M. J. Drury, of Mnrooln, wm III tho
city today.
l(i'. M. ('. Wire Una returned from
trip lo Coos liny.
Khull Coffin!) returned today from
a. rlslt l CottHKO (lrov. '
K. J. Hard wont to Cottage Grove
tbla afternoon on bualneaa.
t Mrs. V. T. CamptMill returned to
day from a visit at I'reawoll.
Duke Knot wont to Cottage drove
tbla afternoon on buatneaa.
O. I.. lllltiprt and wife returned
home today from the north.
U. Crane and A. ('. Allard, of Mar
cola, were. In the city today.
W. I.. Ilutler and wife are down
from WiMtdllnic for a few days.
K. V. Tltna, of Fremont, Mich., I
In the city, havliiK arrived )e.tiriUy.
Harry Hteaart, the HitrhiKfleld
merrhaiit, waa III the city on IhiIiii'
today.
K. tKden arrived here yesterday
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from Portliuid with tho exiiectntlon
of lorntlng.
Knthor O'Karroll went to Cottngo
Orove today to visit a day or no with
Father Fldnatrlck.
Mra. O. M. Whltnoy left today for
Payette, Iduho, to vlalt her daiiKhter,
Mra. J. II. Welder.
K. Hawley and wife arrived here
laat nlaht from Portland and export
to Mlde In thin city.
Mr. and Mra. V. II. Abrnmi return
ed thta afternoon to Cottage drove,
latter a vlalt In Kiigeue.
i Profeaaor H. C. Howe, of tho I'nl-
verlty, waa a paaaeiiger to Portland
.on. the noon train today.
I Mra. Iltidd Kompp arrived up form
i J unci Ion thta afternoon to attend the
I funeral of llrandma Sovern.
) F. Itohhlni and K. I. Duni-an, of
1 Altec, N. M., are here looking for
a aultalile farm or ilwk ranrh.
Mra. Claud (laliy and Mra. I.lnle
Clow came up from Portland today
to attend (he funeral of llrandma
Sovern.
i Wiley Franela. a Southern Pacific
engineer, now running out of Sacra
mento, la here vtaltltig hla folka for a
Our Long Established Reputation
. for aafety and reliability
and our prompt and aatlafartory aervlen haa Inrreaaed the num
ber of our patrona, the volume of our bualneaa and made thla
one of the representative banka of the Willamette Valley.
We have unaurpaaaed farllltlea for handling all branchoa
catea of depoalt.
of conunerrlal bualneaa and alao tiuua lutereat bearing certlfl
Partlrulara will be furnlhed uHn applliatlou.
The Eugene Loan & Savings Bank
Etklhrl IS
Capital and aurplua f IIM),(MNt
W. K. IHtOWN. Prc.Ml.Mit. F. W. OSIII ItN, (a .tiler.
I. A. rAlNK. Vice Prrl.t-al. W, W. IIHOWN, Aaat. Caahlcr.
few days. '
.M Ihm 1 .uc II lo Yornn ai'ooinpnnled
Mlsa Hut h Dnvla to her homo at
Crvawell today nlul will apeud a few
dnya with her.
or were other largo violators ot the
fencing law dlaturtied, either by civil
or criminal proceeding.
Mra. Carnahan, of Medfod, after a
abort vlalt with hoc parenta, Mr. aud
Mra. 8. K. tleorge. In Kugene, went to
Portlnn dtoday.
W. Waddle returned laat night
from a trip to Caraon Mineral
Sprlnga, Wash., where he haa been
recuperating for a couple of weeks.
Andrew Svarvcrud went to Cottage
drove thla afternoon to play at a
dance there tonight. Ha waa Joined
on the train by Alt Dlllard, who came
up from Salem.
liiiiuld and James Campbell, of
lllsmark. N. l krrtved here today to
vlalt Mr. Mersdorf. They are on a
tour of the oust and will go lo South
ern California before returning home
Attorney 0. F. Sklpworth went to
Portland today on bimlneaa. He la
one of the attorneys In the case of II
C. Mahon, of Kuxcnc, v. M. It. Kan.
kin. to recover 2.0iiil aa coimul
Mnii on a Umber land sale. The rase
comes up next Wednesday.
S P. Shortrldge, who resides near
London, this county, was in town to
day, eurnuto homo from Salem
While in the Capital City he under
went an operation upon hla eves.
which have been aerlouslv afflicted
for some time paat, and hope, now to
tuny recover his sight.
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At Payette, Idaho, January 29,
190S, to J. Harry Welder aud wife,
formerly of Kugeno, a son.
In Eugene, January 27, 190S, to
Ueorge A. I'eret and wife, a daughter.
'"Tla a very good world we live In,
j To lend or to spend, or to give In!
; Hut to beg or to borrow or get a
i man's own,
; Tia the very worst world that ever
was known."
. Charity ball tonight.
I One good act done today la worth
a thousand In contemplation for some
; future time, liny a ticket for the
charity ball.
The long Indoor life of winter
makes the blood weak, and the sys
tem easily ratctica cold and disease,
llolllster s Korky Mountain Tea l
the greatest winter remedy; prevents
colds and disease, keeps yon well all
winter. J.'.c. Tea or Tablets.
l.lnn Prug Co.
P.uv a tvtalunia laeubr
Ckasaksrs flats' ai C.
from
S. W. n. Ilnynes, the barber, will
move his shop Monday from the
Hodes building to his old location In
the McFarlaiul building on West Mh
street, next door to Flnnegan's black
smith shop. Patrons will please take
notice. fl
Ttic Theatre Cafe Is now serving a
dish of delicious fresh shrimp with
every order of oysters. Come ami
eat oysters. tf
"The best lime to perform a good
deed la when you first have the op
portunity. Charity ball, Friday, Jau
aary 31.
Charity Pall
Charity Hall
Charity Hall
At the armory.
January 3 1 at. 1 0 s
January 31st. 19ns
January 3 1st, lo
Skating at the Vnderwood Kink
tonight. Come and enjoy yourself, a
pleasant time assured. tf
Charity ball, armory, Friday, Jan
uary 31.
Tickets for the charity ball at the
armory Friday evening, tl,
" A. J. Plckard today1 shipped a car
load of hogs to Snn Francisco.
Attend the charity ball at the ar
mory Frldav evening, January 31.
Tickets, $1.
Chinese new year begins tonlsht.
The local chinks will have no elab
orate celebration.
Two enr loads of hops were loaded
at Frlendly'a warehouse today for
shipment to the East.
Another car load of stone for the
new nivlnliy school building arrived.
from Oakland lust night.
Dr. Ollvo Waller, osteopath, can
now be found In her office in the
Morchants' bank building.
Last night was the coldest of the
winter and the ground was frozen
hard. A cold north wind blew all
night.
Don't miss the big dance to be giv
en by Company C, O. N. G.. on Sat
urday, February 8, after their an
nual Inspection. A good time as
sured, n
L. L. Marsters, of Yoncalla, will
soon commence the erection of a fine
two-story residence on West Eleventh
street between Lawrence and Wash
ington. The flnn hardwood counter that
has been In use In E. J. Frasler's real
estate office was todny Installed in
the Hotel Smeede to take the place of
the old one.
Major P. A. Hants, department
rommander of the Knights Militant,
I. O. O. F., arrived here today to mus
ter and Inspect Canton Hovey, No. 4,
tonight.
Tho Second Chapter of Epworth
league will give a social at the home
of Prof. Lyans on College Hill Sat
urday evening. February 1. Please
bring a valentine.
A. O. Knowles. an employe of the
First National bank, has purchased
an acre tract In the Blair street ad
dition nnd will build a residence there
some tlmo this coming spring.
The Eugene Theatre company has i
nwarded the contract for cementing'
the exterior of the theatre block to '
Charles Klvett. He will commence
tho work early In the spring.
All children under twelve years of:
age will be admitted free totho mat
inee at the Orpheum on Saturday.
February 1st. when accompanied by I
some older person. Performance at
2:30 p. m. j
J. W. Kirk, who has been attend-1
IniT the Kllnnn Iliislnnea CnDnCTn f... '
mime time past, has secured a posi
tion as bookkeeper In the big store
of Carman, llemcnway & Co., at Cot
tage drove.
Work on the foundation for the
new llulln block was begun this
morning. W. It Mummev will be.
gin work on the superstructure of
the building as soon as the founda
tion is completed.
Colonel ,1ns. Jackson will inspect
Companies A ad C of this cttv Krl
d'iy a ih- Satiirdar nlnhts restovtlvelv
of next week. Major Hammond will
Inspect Company C next Mondav
nlcht.
Hev. Trimble reijuests those w'in
wish to set the full address on "Wi
ter HapMsm as a Christian Ordinance"
at 10:30 a. m. Sun.lav to bring their
Hlbles. It will be the lllble wav
throughout.
Samuel Ronnie, the agent for
Wells-Fargo Kx press Co.. has let the
contract to W. O Herkart for the
erection of a handsome eigiii-rooni
residence on West Kleventh -.,
to the one being t, ,5 i ; t t,y
Clem.
. mA inapt from
since lived seperii.o
Ser fa MM " neglecting to provide
For her. S. V. Allen Is attorney for
the plaintiff.
Track Manager Ormond R. Bean
of the University of Oregon has re
ceived the contract for a dual field
meet with Whitman College, and w th
EnU step ery.hing Is completed for
Te oZ track team to Invade the
'land Empire In the spring Con
racts with Pullman had already been
signed.
Rosebtirg Review: Hon. J. J. Wal
ton was here from Eugene on bus -ness
today. He tells us the Odd fel
lows there contemplate the erection
of a four or five-story brick block,
54x112 feet in'slze, this year. Tor
lodge and business purposes. About
40 blocks more of bitullthlc street
pavement are also to be laid this sea
son in Eugene. J
The Modern Woodmen and their
families enjoyed a social evening in
the theatre lodge hall last night. A
splendid program of recitations, vocal
and instrumental music and speeches
was rendered, after which dancing
was indulged in and refreshments
were served. A number of new appli
cations for membership were taken
In during the evening.
The Underwood skating rink bas
ketball team left here today for Cor
vallis, where they will play the team
from ther?, and from that city will
go to Dallas to play the rink team
there also. The team consists of
..lln'lr.(r- 'itnlVPrtl TingleV.
me iwiun,ub.
centre: Vern Apperson, forward.
Dean Hawkins, iorwara; uuuis oa
shaw, guard: Carl Williams, guard.
W. E. Boddy, manager, and Lloyd
Wilson, who will act as referee, ac
companied the team.
Professor Alderman has delivered
to the Commercial Club several loads
of letters written at the club's request
by the pupils of the Eugene schools
to friends East. The task of going
through all these letters and select
ing the best ones is not an easy one,
and will take several days, when the
'prize-winners will be announcel In
The Guard and the winning letters
published. The letters are tastefully
decorated with rose leaves, violets
or other flowers, and many of these
decorations are decidedly artistic.
.
Service next Sunday 10:30 a. m.
in the United Norwegian Lutheran
Trinity church, corner 6th and Pearl
streets. M. Dojnmersnues, pastor.
Wni. W. Moore, the old-time prin
er, but who has been farming for the
past several years, today sold,
through McMurphy & Rugh, his
splendid little farm of 25 acres four
or five miles below Eugene, In the
river bottom, to M. B. and U. H. Mc
Kinney, of Lane county, for $2500.
Mr. Moore will remove to the city
end will probably take a position
with the street car company soon.
Peptiron f
Ironiie the M,j .. . '
Ironire the blood id
tone the str,i,,, .Tt.
restful sleep. FjpiSi.lSj
Drugehua or i0;i &k j
icton i
Chickens tor Profit
Now is the time to buy an incuba
tor if you are going to raise chickens
for next year. Start right bv buy
ing a PETALUMA, and you will have
no trouble hatching the eggs. We
have them In all sizes from the 56
egg to 500-egg In stock now. Also
Petaluma brooders, 100 and 200
chirk size. We carry a small stock
of extras for these machines.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Hood's
PlJIgtheliverand
..,."", v"3iiiatiog v
morning and sick heaLv-S
colds, relieve uncomf. ' li
after dinner. P" 1
DYSF1PS
eaurrb and dv.in.i.H".W'I nhTI
I bar. Uken num.', ifi'J
bu wllbonl ay.il ,ai SS uHfl
more in a da? than u h."V.Clt-J
wouldlnartar." " Miuiljl
mum Mcuuna, tga Meicu St J
Best For '
The Bowels
aold In bulk. Tl,. sne MiZili
Quarantued to cura or your in.., I,
Sterling Remedy Co., Chitu,
fiBHUgl SALE, TEN MIUJBI
No sitting up with the Petaluma
Incubator. You light the lamp and it
does the rest. All sizes at
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Tickets for the charity ball at the
armory Friday evening, $1.
Booster Says;
"The Im nil th.it rocks tlJ
die rults tlif rmst, hat
Hooster says the band
rooks the washing nmrhitJ
boss her around.
We carry a comiiM?
laundry niurlmies.. KmJ
needed to convert itlue
into a day of conipjirativ--
fort. e have many lah-i
hie devices that are al
iiidisftensahle to the semj
a well regulated househJ
Our "Gee-Whiz" and
en-eKy" lire the best n
uiatliines tie nuirket till
We have wringers, t(XH
$2 to $", in so many ttifj
styles that we can incase
Yours for busiiips,
GRIFFIN
Hardware fl
"To pity distress is hum:
lleve it is god-lfke." Cbaritj
day, January 31st.
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iiPURJE WHITE
IS YOUR
BREAD Madew
PURE
WHITE
FLOUR
I If it IS you already know all we can tell you about
fi . fcni-r -
it u 10 in i , ycu want rUKEJ WHITE FLUUK m
Kitchen Next BakinglDay.
It makes the Whitest, Lightest Bread.
M.
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"So lonu ! r" en contrihute to i
the pleasure, haitptnesa or comfort of
anr human K'tnic. )ou Are of ;Oior-,
tnnce In the world. nd no longer."!
K.tneniurr lb uh.rily hall touight.
V- l.i'!i.
ert W. Totter for divorce Ther w.-rfi
mar'i,-, t A.htand. o-,.cn" M J
. and hare ro children '
Totter allenes thnt tn Januarr i,,i
PURE WHITE
FLOUR
is made of Selected Scotch
Fife Wheat, by patent pro
cess and is strictly High
Grade. Use Pure White Flour
for pastry and cakes as
well as for bread it sat
isfies or your money back.
Pure White FlOUT
Sata hv the folio1
Merchants, price $
per sack
t'nlvi-ntllv Home
(ion. T. Hull ""'
W. M. fJrtvn,
W. A. Hell,
K. I). MiUlork.
The Kuen'iro-ery
t'.,H.
lllllirl,
I'etfv Johnioll,
XV. H. IH-niwter.
Cnl.i XVIImoi.
XX'. J. tillxion A s""'
J. XX'. White.
Fountain tirocery.
XV. XX'. Fak. Ir'i"?'
Amillnge '"" j .r
h.r hntiand ri'..r...1 h..-
fsuae or luat rro?oc:i,in inj
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DISTRIBUTERS