Eugene daily guard., February 10, 1908, Image 6

THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1008
Today we began our 1st Season End
Sale and judging from the first day's busi
ness it will be a mighty big success. Sale
ends Saturday, Febrnary 1 5th
R.EEUCTIONS IN EVCR.Y DEPARTMENT
jjFARBINGTON
ARRESTS JAIL ESCAPE
FROM COLFAX
Season End Sale of Men's and
Boy's Clothing and Furn
ishing Goods '
$11.00 MKTS HATS 9:1.10
Wa offer 10 dozen of the late shape
In roen'i Hats, colon brown, black.
gray and pearl at cost; (2.00
HaU,
Beaaon End 8ale
$2.10
IIOV'H tt.fiO HATH $1.10
All boys' Huts Including Crushera,
Kedoraa, Toleacopea and cow-boy
ahapea, 1 ia
Soaaun End price ...wlilv
' 1IOYH' BOc CAI'H Sic
5 doien boys' Cupa, made of good
serviceable material and in good
pattern a
Season End price J 1 C
MK.VH COTTON HAM' IIOHK 8 l-Hc
100 doten Sea Island cotton Half
1 1 oso In tan and black,
regular 15c quality HI
Seaaon End price O3C
AIWOMTKLY A Mi WOOL HONK
10c
75 doten absolutely all wool Hugo,
made In gray, black and natural
clora; sizes 9 1-2 to 11 1-2; regit
lar 25c values.
Season End price
Oc OVKIIADM.H, HOYS' 40c
COO Overalls, made of heavy blue
dunlin, double front, knees and
scat; 2 front pockets, 2 hip pockcU
and hlsh blli;
size 4 to 15
Reason End price ,
19c
40c
1.2.1 WII1TB FLKATKI) HIIIItT $1
White pleated front ahlrt, both nar
row and wide pleats; coat style,
with or, without rnffU'tf ff
Season End Price . . . J VV
10 OVKltCOATH FOR HOVH
$1.65
vye have a few Overcoats left valued
at 13.00, 13.50 and M OO; In sizes
2 1-2 to 7 years & t "t
Season End price ...H OJ
NEAHO.V END HA'LK Ol' KNEE
I'ANTH
Hoys Knee I'antN, alZ4i 4 to 10
12.00 Pants $1.50 85c Pants 65c
11.50 Panta 11.25 75c Punts 5fc
11.25 Panta $1.00 50c Punts 40c
11.00 Pants 75c 40c Pants 30c
if 1. 2.1 OITINH KLAXXKL GOWNS
Hoc -
11.25 Outing Flannel Gowns, made
extra long and ofecellent qua'lty,
Season End Ot .
Price OJC
.Vic, (lllc mill 7c WORK KIMI'.T.H
In sizes 14 to 18; wo show an iinllm
Ited variety of patterns and atyles,
made of Chamnrit, gingham, p
ctilvs, etc.
Season End Price .
42c
BOc NECKWEAR 2.1c
Now silk 4-lu-hand Ties in all shades
and colors, t
Season End price sW JC
HARRY
JAIL
KTARKKY, WHO RROKK
IN EASTERN WASHING
TON CITY, CAITURKD IN EU
GENE TODAY WANTED ON A
CHARGE OF STEALING HORSE
AND RUGGY
Harry Btarkey, wanted at Colfax
Wash., for stealing -a horse and bug
gy, and who broke out of jail there
two months ago, was caught In Eu
gene this forenoon by Chief of Police
Farrlngton. Starkey Is now In the
city Jail, where he will remain un
til the arrival of an officer from Col
fax.
Btarkey was at the Willamette
House when arrested by the chief of
police. He bad been notified to look
out for him and last night he re
ceived a tip from a hobo that Star.
key was here. Already baring a de
scription of the man 'the chief imme
diately went on a still hunt and
found him at the Willamette splitting
wood for bis breakfast. He after
ward owned up that he Is the man
wanted. Chief Farrlngton telephon-
ed the sheriff at Colfax, informing
him that he hud his man, and a depu
ty will arrive in a day or so to take
him back to stand trial for his al
leged crime. Sturkey Is aged about
21 years.
Mall
Order
Promptly
and
Carefully
Filled
S.H. Friendly
592-594 Willamette St.
Eugenes'
Largest
and
Foremost
btorc
4- I'KIISONAI.H.
,
E. K. llyland roturned to Lowell
today.
E. Dodgo made a trip to Jefferson
today.
'A. V. Connolly, (ff Uoseburg, It, In
tbo city.'1
W. W. Slclwnr, of Fosh, Is 111 the
clt yon business.
Mrs. W. F. Ostium Is visiting in
Portland for a few dnys, ,
Mrs. II. C. Million Is visiting In
Fori land for a few dnyB.
Jus. A. Beavey relumed lust from
a business trip to Porituiul.
M. C. Molt, of Hiiiein. is In Eugene
for a few days on business.
W. J. Wiirnoek relumed liiHt iiIkIU
from a trip to Hun l''rnneltro.
F. ('. Heiin, ntler a severe Illness.
Is nblii to be down town iigutn.
Mrs. Julia ('. Pay leaves tonight
for Albany 10 visit there a Tew days.
Mr, an.l Mrs. J. '. Ilelsliitw are
homo freiti Itlelr trip i( Lo Angeles.
J. L. .flxlcr was a piisseiiKer (o
points norlli 011 tlm noon tiun to
il 11 y.
Mr. niul Mrs. !eo. O. Knowles
'spent Huiivlity In Cottiino tlrove with
friend'.
Frederick C. Pago and II J. Trow
bridge, of Medfonl, are In Eugene on
business.
Miss Angle Owen left this noon for
Prlnevllle, where she will visit sev
eral weeks.
Miss Myrtle Kays went lo Portland
'today to vllst her sister, Miss l.eoue,
few days.
Itev. I". A. Wooley returned today
on the noon iriilu from his appoint
ment at t'reswell.
Miss Ituby Hendricks was u pas
senger to Portland today to vtxlt
friends there a few days.
Miss Itutti .Met'alliiui. trimmer for
Miss linger, the milliner. Is In l'.ut
lnnd to attend the spring opening.
Mrs. P. It lliirneti ..ft last nlcht
for Jaekoiivlie after it short iit
with her son. Horace lliiinctt. In Kit-
gell'.
Mn. V. IV Neither', afifr a short
visit with Mends In Kuui'iie. lef- Sal.
iirday night for Oakland, (Jul., to join
her hiiubnnd.
1 Mrs. Geo. T. Hull, Sr., roturned
this afternoon from a visit In Port
liind. llllfrey C'limpbell. who has been
quite III for some time past, wus able
i to bu out today.
I Ed Helms, of Jacksonville, who
I has been visiting friends III Eugene,
left for home today.
I Miss Clrellu llrlstow was a passen
I ger to Cottngo Grove on the ufter-
noon train today.
I I)r. J. Christie went to Hosehurg
i today to 111 lend a number of F. E. Al
I ley's horses which are sick.
J. Kaviinaitgh returned Inst iight
from his trip to Southern Oregon In
'tlm Interests of the Singer Sewing
Mtiehlue Company.
Nels Whipple arrived down from
Drain on Ihe noon train today to
transact a Utile business. He will
return lioiutt tonight.
Mrs. Lupcr. who has been visiting
here a few days, went to Portland to
day and will visit there before return
lug homo to lleppuer.
Miss Kstelle liay was up from Port
land over Sunday visiting her moth
er and friends. She returns tonUht
Portland for 11 few days.
Arthur Hill Vincent, of Saginaw.
Mich., In In Eugene on business. He
Is a nephew of Arthur Hill, one of the
Itooth-Kelly stot'klloltb'l-a.
Mrs. Jus. Grant, who has been vis
iting her father, M. S. Hubble, who Is
unite III, returned homo today. Mr.
Hubble Is some belter today.
Wllnur M. Ilunn. superintendent
of parks at Kansas t'lty. Mo., Is here
visiting his brothers, K. It. and Harry
W. 1 In ti n. lie formerly resided here.
K. Lawrence Walker, uituiHKcr for
Charles II. Ilauford. the Shakes
pearean actor w ho will be In Eugene 1
February 1:1, was hen today. He
called at this office and renewed nr
iliiallitauee with the force. Mr. Wal
ker has been through Kugeuo e.teh
year for the past live years, and has
niaiiy (rtends lu this city.
CITY NEWS
i t'xo IHimmiul t'lilt k Komi for lltllt'
j t'Mrkt'itri. run (.!) von whv.
U.AMHKKS llAUltWAUK Vo.
' I.rtro illpniout f l Inline fhitin
ami Muitlruin juM itM'lvcl
niAMHKWtf 1 1 A It lV A 11 K VO.
ITS UNREASONABLE
IT IS INItKASONAIlLR for a young man to suppose that
he ran set himself up In a good pa.xlug business without some
capital to invest in the enterprise.
Perhaps this lark of ready funds has been the cause of
your working for some one else Instead of vourself for these
many years.
An account with this hank will afford you a convenient,
safe and altogether Ideal method of keeping vour surplus
funds where they will grow Into a sum that In time will make
possible your success In business.
Others have succeeded In this way: you can also.
The Eugene Loan (Sb Savings Bank
Ril.blsh-d !&
Capital anil surplus iloo.lHH)
W. K. HltOWN, ITclilenl. F. W. OMU ItN. Ca.hlrr.
I. A. PAINE. Vice Prc.bl. nl. W. W. IIROWN, Ast. Cwtilrr.
The aid society of the M. E. church
will meet at the home of Mrs. F. M.
Wllklns Tuesday afternoon at the us
ual hour.
The Electric theatre wiii open tn
nlght with the passion play. The ad
mission will lie ten cunts, but .after
tonight It will be five cunts.
H. C. HJorke, who broke his leg at
his home tun miles southwest of Eu
geno several weeks ngo, has been
brought to the Eugene hospital for
hottur euro.
Tho city council meets tonight.
Probably the principal matter to be
discussed nnd acted upon Is that of
the extension of time ot tho atrcut
rallwuy frnnchlHc.
Hlcolnlth flooring was laid lit the
entrance to the stairway of tho llovey
building today. ThiH la the same ma
terial of which the floor of the Mer
chants' hank Is tuuilu.
Wood & Hlgglns have the contract
for tho erection of tho C. I. Iluriuird
frame business building at the corner
of West Kth mill Chiirnulton streets.
It will cost about 116 00.
John H. West, J. F. Cnllson and V.
D. Cnlllson today filed the Inven
tory of the property of the estate of
Walter ('. Ilenwick, decensed, find
ing the property valued at $1713.12.
O. J. Hull, the Eugene druggist,
will soon start a drug store at Mur
coln. lie and M. E. Thompson have
purchased u lot there and will begin
tlie erection ot a building for Hie
store this week.
George W. Smith was called to
llolse, Idaho, by telem-ain on lleeouut
of tlit serious Illness ot Ills lirother-in-law,
Hmion I'efley. who Is not
evpeeted to survive more than a few
days, lie left last night.
.1. . Howe niul .1. W. ltuoy have
soltl their IlllcriMt 111 Ihe Oregon
I. and Company to M. T. Fleming, w ho
will continue lite business at ihe old
stand. Messrs. Howe niul lluoy will
open a real estate office in another
locution.
A marriage license was grunted to
day to Lloyd K. Hellnian. aged 23
years, and Miss Vcrnllii Henderson,
aged 2(1, both residing In Eugene.
Mr. Itiiluuiu Is salesman In V. E.
Dunn's store nnd Miss Henderson is
the nleee of E. King Henderson.
The local freight train will, begin
ning tomorrow, run every day. A
tii-weekly servh-e was substituted for
the dally service several weeks ago,
but tills was lnatletiiale Jo handle
the business and the dally service h.is
been resumed.
Materials fur the envtlon of The
new llulln blork lire being assembled
and work will roinnieme bv t'onirue
tor Muiiiiuey i uuorrow. Actual con
slriictlou of the Patterson building
across the street was b.giiu iliis
morning.
I The ti V. It. will observe Lincoln'
:blrllldav al the courthouse Weilnes
i day eeiilug, February I- A pro
( gram of spetvht s and niustc has been
prepared and an effort will tt made
llo secure the hand. Among the spe.lk
i era will be Colonel Mercer, lion. A
C. Woodcock and Colonel J. M. Wll-
Hams.
I The Poke-ln-skl Club of the Inde
pendent Order of Fun Makers will
i hold a roasting session at Eagle'
ihsll Friday evening. Fehruarv 14.
; mini. The Invitation which has ben
'received at this office slates that Ihe
services will he held from ' S:3l
M'elock until thy weary head desires
j rest, sweet rest."
' '
I The county court hss Issued an
ttrder lit the representatiies of Ihe
two rival telephone companies which!
have been at war In the vuinliy of In-,
dlan Creek tor a or past or more t,,
appear at the nct regular term ot .
court to show cause why they have
not obeyed a recent order for the set
tlement of the difficulties.
Some one Friday afternoon shot
two holes In the lelenlioue cable ex
tending across the river at the red
bridge. It will require an outlay
of perhaps 110U to repair the dam
age. A reward la offered by the tel
ephone company for the apprehension
of the person who did the mischief.
Two more carloads of sawlogs for
the Eugene Lumber Company arrived
down from Wlldwood yesterday.
Rich Mountain circle No. 4, Ladles
of the G. A. M., today filed articles
of Incorporation with the county
clerk. The names appearing on the
papers are those of Mrs. Mary Small,
Mrs. Emily Sylvester and Mrs. Bertha
Foster. The object or pursuit of tne
corporation is to practice and dis
pense charity and mutual protection
and development of Its members.
The estimated value of the property
owned by the corporation is $500.
The Stanley Comedy Company will
appear at tbe Orpheum Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday nights in
the laughable act of "Farmer Jones
and the Jolly Trickster." Feats of
magic and aerial gymnastics. Illus
trated song and moving pictures.
The best vaudeville company that
has ever appeared In Eugene. There
will be a complete change from last
week.
Mrs. Clara Sumner has begun suit
In the circuit court against her hus
band, Thomas Sumner, for divorce
and the custody of their minor son.
Edward W. They were married at
Davenport, Wash., March 18, 1906.
Mrs. Sumner alleges that her hus
band deserted her on December 30,
1906, without cause or provocation.
Id. Uilyeu Is ber attorney.
The annual Inspection of Company
C Saturday night was as largely at
tended as that or Company A the
night previous, and the men made
a splendid showing, receiving the
congratulations of General Jackson,
the inspecting officer. There waa an
attendance of 100 per cent. A pleas
ant dance was given after the in
spection. The music by Hendersholt's
orchestra was excellent. The affair
was under good management and was.
a financial success. J
The United Stutes civil service;
commission announces an open com-1
petltlve examination for the position
of meat Inspector lo be held In ttiiBi
city on Murch 6, 190S. Application
form No. 1093 maybe secured from,
the secretary of the local civil ser
vice board or from the secretary of
the twelfth civil "service district, San
Francisco, Oil. Age limits, 21 to
55 years. Completed applications
I should be forwarded directly to the
I civil service commission, Washing
ton, D. C. j
A peculiar runaway occurred In
the vicinity of the courthouse' this
forenoon. A horse hitched to a bug
gy was tied to the hitching rack near
the park, and becoming frightened at
something, broke loose and ran. It
entered the Kitchen & Kompp livery
stnble nt the front door, and running
through the building attempted to
get ouh through the south door, but
'the buggy was too large and stuck.
After struggling n moment the horse
succeeded in getting free from the
harness and ran on, leaving the bug
gy insldo tho stable.
A surprise party was given Miss
Vera Gwinn nt her home on West
Eighth street by her friends Friday
evening. The evening was spent In
playing games and about 9:30 Mr.
Johnson surprised the guests with a
largo basket full of popcorn, which
he served on newspaper napkins.
Those present were: Misses Nellie
Olillllbv. HesHle 111,'t Inioti llnltut
Ayn, Stella Wilkinson. Vera Gwinn
and Pearl Ciirtwright; Messrs. Willie
nud Hen Williams, .lames Kussell and
Charles Emery. All report having
spent a very pleasant evening. I
JOHN INGRAM GIVEN
! BIRTHDAY SURPRISE
Last Saturday evening, February
8, the friends ot jonn inguaiu, u'i
,.n Hifh street, suritrised him by
breaking In upon him Just as he was
getting ready to re'.ire lor mu ms"'.
It being hlB 65th burthday. Those
rrresent were: Mr. and Mrs.
Crum, Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Price, Mr. and Mrs. T. N.
Plank, Mr. and Mrs. E. Wheeler,
Miss Lena Stewart, E. F. Chapman,
MIbs Mlntie Chapman, Miss E. Plank,
Mrs. A. S. Pryor, Mrs. H. W. Blume,
Mrs. Nettle Krouse, Miss Nescue
Krouse. Mr. and Mrs. John Inghom.
The evening was spent with music
and social chat, and at tu o ciocr a
splendid banquet was spread. Ev
erybody went to their respective
homes at 11 o'clock feeling that the
surprise was a complete success,
judging from 'the appearance of the
host, who wore a very pleasant smile
for all who were present.
PORTLAND ROYAL BAKERY
Bread, tbe best and healialest
bread made, for sale at Otto's.
CatarrletsES
There will be a meeting of the U.
of O. graduates at the high school
building Wednesday evening at 7:30.
A full attendance Is requested. fl2
If you want tbe best substitute for
a hen get a Petaluma incobator.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Sit. IsKlsnt fHf In
Nnttal Catarrh -ailtty I
Quickly relieve Sour
Dy speplets t."" nni
liMiu. br noU it's uoou.
See the Bean spray pump before
buying. Pumps at all prices and pre
pared sulphur spray.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
SEEDS
FRESH SEEDS
WE HAVE ALL KINDS OF
GARDEN SEEDS IX HULK.
ALL NEW A XI) FRESH. YOU
CAN' SAVE MOXEY IIV Hl"Y
ING VOIR GARDEX SEEDS
FROM I'S.
EUGENE GROCERY
- 9th and Oak Sts.
The NEW
OLIVER.
is a
veritable
whirlwind
j of speed
It responds to the
touch like a thing of ,
life. All essentials
centered in MODEL
No. 5. Oldmachiaes
taken in exchange.
, S. FRANK, Agent.
Sensible
Valentines
Why should not a valentine
be more than a mere pretty
picture?
We hare" selected from out
Atock a line of attractive
and useful little novelties of
Jewelry and Silverware, and
mounted them appropriately
to give as valentines. These
cost but little more than
the fancy picture cards, and
will be prized many times
as much. Here is a list of
some of the many articles
we are offering. Watch
for window display Tuesday
U Handy Pins, Cream
Jars, Tooth Brushes,
Paper L.n:ves, Etc.
7r Pin Cushions, Nail
' JU Buffers, Crosses, Hat
Pins, Thimbles, Etc
M Of) Cuff Buttons,
4 I .VV Brooches, Spoons,
Pocket Files, Etc
Why not a Diamond for a
Valentine We have
them from
$20 Lo $250
I
50c
J. O. WATTS
Cor. 9th and Willamette St.
When You
Run...
for a train or run for a ranse J
good run for vonr mr.nw . . I
. . . And j
what you get at the Griffin HWJ
t-o. Liits uesi values la toijl
me money. i
You can get an excellent m I
your money, in spray pump,
materials, lime and sulohnr
Yours fur busineu
GRIFFIN
Hardware C(
G. K. Munrop T. W. mJ
HOUSEFURNISHINCS
We now have the most coir;
- line of stoves in Eukoc
Beds and Bedding, Rugs aJ
Matting, Shelf Hardwitt
and cuttelry
67 W. Eighth SL
EU3ENI. - . . ou:
osac
Koh-i-noor
e
'
DIED.
At. Ihe General hospital in Kti
Itcne, Saturday nlghl, I'YIimurv s,
I !".. E. W. Ilfliaiil. a merchant of'
t'ottime Grove. He was brought I
down from Hint city Saturday uonn.
Ills ilcaih Is Iflleved to be due to;
to accidental polsnnliiK. lie wa a
member of the KulKhla of Pythias
and Modern Woodmen. He leaves a
father, mother, two brothers and one
sister.
HORN'
At SprlnsflcUI. Kelt. 9. i:m, m
llutrlcs E. Klsher nnd wife, a son.
We hue nil the latest titeth,.l. In
cleaning and dvclnx at the Kiu.ne
j I've Works, corner Sl!h ami Wlllair
ctte street. Phono Red SMil, if
j Poultry supplies of all kithl
I'ltAMItKUS HARDWARE CO.
GASOLINE ENGINE
IRRIGATION, SPRAYING and
PUMPING MACHINERY
Filirltaltks-Morse Gasoline. EhkIih's
for piimpiui:, spraying, siiMing, gi iml
illlt. .Outfits complete.
Fairbanks Scnles ror welnliliti;.
Fuirltnnks-.'Miirsi' Dynamos ami .Mo
tors for pou'er ami liuht.
I'liirluiuks-Mnrst' Windmills nnd
Tmveis. ,
I'aiiiuinks-MiirM- Grinders, Feed
( hiipiiers, Well Pumps.
All rirst ninthly kiiisIs at lowest
prices always in slock. Llliei-al terms.
Prompt reply to Inquiries and tuiek
shipments. Wrile for catiilinjue nnd
prices.
BERCER. & BEAN HDW. COt
AgenCs, Eugene, Or.
FAIRBANKS, MORSE (B, CO.
Portland, Oregon
Oil Paint;ri2:s
Vc h.ive a limited number ol
PAINTINGS which we ire truing
it cost It lew davi. prices irom
50c to $I0 0"
Lalrjt designs in FRAME MOULD
1NG:. See our window
Saturday, Feb. 8th
Koh -i-noor Peanut Flake
Regular Price 30c, Sat. 20c a pound
Taffy, reg. 25c, Sat. 1 5c a pound
A larg assortment of
Fresh Candies in Stock
made in our own kitchen
Hull's Red Cross Drug Store
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If it IS you already know all we can tell you about it
It it IS'NT, yen want PURE;WHITE FLOUR in
ivitchcn Next BakingtDay.
It makes the Whitest, Lightest Bread.
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NEW I'VD.W.
FOIt HKN'T 1 niotlern furnlshctl
room. Kutpilre Koom 2. Sehmi
tler hlm k. fi ;,
FOH KKXT Klve-rooni coitaRe for
rent. Inquire at 101 Fast Kleventh
treet. tf
1X1 YOP WANT a homestead or tim
ber claim? If no aiMres William
IHniKlaa. Hox 341. North UenJ, Or
in 1 0
FOll HUNT Stock or tlalrv ranch
tin the coast; ieoih! pasture, ttut
ranite: mall orrhant. Atlilress
Jaa. I. Furnish, care Kuitene tlun
Company. fi:.tl
;
POll S.1.KSI Iota close to ln,l
lies nect Ion: tre.t i a.tett an.l lien
sMewalk: on ea.v pavnients.
Uohvtisky. 2t lawreiite street,
nr.
Extraordinary Attraction
for this week
Valentines
Icto $3.30
the most, unique de play in town
SCHWARZSCHILD'S
Book Store
HOWER & WOOD
Heel V.statp anil TintN Ijintl
lianrh, Karmnntl tiijr l..r,.
iur pniroun,. r.s-,'t(ul,
v.ll.ile.l.
llts.in I. ,er lirsl . !snls
PURE WHiTE
FLOUR
is mode 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 er your money back.
Pure White Flour rs
Sale by the folH
Merchants, price'
per sack
' fieo. T. Hall .V ""
W. M. Oret n.
W. A. Hell.
K. I. MallotK.
The l:imenc'l'" ,'r'1
(', It. I tun it I .
IN'ter ,lolui'"n,
W. II. Icnipi r,
Cole Wilson.
W. J. Ollwton
J. W. White.
Fonniain (iroctTT.
Inlventiiy Home I
negal "ygfirH
W. W. Knk !"
Arniltntte '""'r
tWADHAMS (Sb KERR
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