Eugene daily guard., February 17, 1908, Image 6

The New Spring Goods at "Friendly V tore are Premier than Ever.
The New Spring
Waists
In tawn, Mull, fellk. Net, plnln tailored ef
fects, long sleeves. Iiulion frr.nl or bark, and
others natly and elaborate, trimmed In lace
embroidery and insertion, mostly three
quarter sleeves, button both front and back.
Come and Bee them.
$1.00 to $16.50
Our Annual 1 Embroidery Sale Thursday
'
Averaging i- to 2Less
than R
Beautiful Wash Goods.
Thousands of, yards or d'llnty colored ,,,
fabrle3, in plain and fancy weaves, sho til.
all (lie newest culorlngs. suitable lur . dTW
and walsta for lndlea Hd children.
xixiii:i i.ivk.v fii(i'jM
SWISS, VOILE. srK POViKTTf.,
Slt.K AND M'OUL Ill liMAI'., HiJIIII'K,
HAJAII. BATISTE. NOIS'.EN E SILK.
),, ft". You will t iij'iv seeing til '"f new
f.-tliri's. W' 1 it k i great pleasure In striving
them. Prlc-a 10c (o I" I. till
Tho big ,, ort-nt(,llt have
ever alio A .t urJ. ,0.ie Ba-(, 1)f.forc.
Tnous Pinjl .juandg f yards;
Jiunfl' niti, ihiuMireds 0f patterns,
Inse tljt dsea, flouncrnes, corBet
c'J rg, lmnt'i, single and match
't4, -x.iriwn In fiwlia. Nainsook, lawn.
MinKrtlc and fine nnmlln for under
Pr, Uresaek, waists, etc. Tills la an
'Miorlunity to supply your- entire
twesuo'a wanta; In fact, you nan havj
many more than you expected, be
cause tile prices are so low for any
purpose you will need embroideries,
for.
Embroideries, Values 75c
to J3.00 Yd., Sile Price
Ynd 47c
bale begins Thunday, Feb. 20th at
9 a. m. See window display. A.11
big peces enoupn (or all. Come.
20c Fins L'.dia Linon, yd J 4c
JOc Fine India Linon, yd.. ....7c
200 yardi of fine white India Linen suitable for Waists, Dresses,
Underwear, etc On sale Tuesday at less than usual prices. Buy
ail you want) 20c value, He; 10c values, yd, 7c
Bleached Muslins and Cambrics for Less,
We are still pounding the prices of Muslin down 20 per cent.
SPECIALS FOR TUESDAY
Our entire Stock of 90c and $1.00 19
in. colored Taffeta Silks, yard 78c
Comes in brown, saddle, Copenhagen, Reseda, lavender,
mais, purple, carle green, navy, greys, ligh blue, pink, Alice
tan, champagne, Old Rose and many other shades included.
Anticipate your needs for Waists, Dresses and linings, ()
Tuesday o ..ly, 9Dc and $1.0) values OC
t PERSONAM
Jos. Fellman Is confined to his bed
fb,Mta Mirth. Clef la visiting rela
tives in Portland a few days.
1 W F Cassidv, bookkeeper for the
,'Campbeil-Fellman Company, is 111.
Ray D. Crow. nd wife left todaj
'to visit thela.ter's tolks at Core. ,u
County Surveyor C. M -0lIier s
in Portlaud on business for a lew
!da.',' ii,h rn,,k and Ida Krue-
,ger, of Junction City, are In Eugene
I ""Fred Fischer, of the Fischer Lum
ber Company, la In the city from
. Marcola. .
i Miss Gertrude Johnson, of Drain,
I spent Sunday with her sister. Mrs.
' E. R. Cilstrap, In Eugene.
I LeRov Oesner came up from Sa
jlem last night to hear his violin
(classes at the University,
i Rov and Mabel Shinn are home
.from 'Dallas, where they have been
! visiting friends and relatives.
' Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Hushnell. of
.miction Citiy.aro in Ehgene.
Dr. S. M. Martin, the evangelist,
who has just completed a very suc---s.-ful
revival mooting at the Chris
tian church, left this morning for .Se
attle, where he will visit his family a
while before commencing ameeting
at Jacksonville, Florida, on March 1.
He has meetings engaged ahtad for
two years to come.
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4, V
J DIED.
J4.4.
At the family home. 983 Willam
ette street Eugene, this afternoon at
folock Grace Elizabeth, daughter
of Mr and Mrs. Frank Rohne. aged
7 months and 23 days.
.. hniinltnl thia fore
noon at 10 o clock, Isaac Barclay, aa,
early Lane county pioneer, at the age
of 75 vears. He had been 111 only aw
frnm la erinne and war.
snort 11 !,,,, pall Creek
braugni nom .o .. - ---a
few days ago and placed in the hos-j
ultaf He leaves a wife and daughter.
Mrs Zachary Smith, besides hosts ot j
friends to mourn his demise. A suit- j
able obituary will appear later No j
funeral arrangements have yet been.
made.
New Arrivals in Men's Furnishing Goods Department
We have planned the biggest business in our history by buying unlimited quantities of the best furnishings for men
and boys obtainable. New goods are arriving daily and a visit and inspection will be greatly appreciated.
The New
T ui aitjr avi it j
Our new Derbies are beautlpa. Tho real
variety Is made with real flat narrow rim and
full crown. Other shapes to suit other fan
cies. ,
Itrown, lUnck, l'carl.
$3.00
The New'
Our flrat Mhlpment recently arrived and
JudKii'K from tho aulea yesterday and today
thoy will bo cloHt'd out very quickly
HroniiM, TaiiN, IIIueH, irnH, uru tho prt'rioml
niitliiK colors.
$10 to $35.00
The New--
"Shirts Neckwear"
New spring shirts in dozens of pretty de
signs, niado with or without cuffs, pleated or
plain, coat shirt or regular. ,
75c to $1,150
New Itrown Four-in-hand and Club Bow Ties,
noc
Eugene's Largest and Best Store.
Your money's worth or
your money back.
S. H.-FRIENDLY
592-594 Willamette St.
Agents for KaboCorsets, Wayne
Knit Hosiery and
, Moneybak Silks.
in ix sm:i.i,
ASK CANNOT AfiltFK
Clinton, Feb. 17. The jury in the
Snell will case has been deliberating
since Saturday night, and had not
reached a verdict at 10 o'clock this
morning. There are rumors that 11
are in favor of breaking the will.
TWKNTY-KIVK MINERS
ARE IMI'RISOXED
Fottsville, Feb. 17. A cave-In In
the Mid-Valley colliery, a mile and a
half north of Mount Carmel, this af
ternoon Imprisoned 25 miners. De
tails are meagre. Gangs are working
In relays to rescue the men.
M'OI XDEI) I'OMCE.MAX
MILL XOT SURVIVE
San Francisco. Feb. 17. Police
man Edward Mills, shot by James
Johnson last night, Is expected to die.
Johnson and another thug had a few
minutes before beaten and robbed a
bartender, tils companion escaped.
Dyspeplets
discomfort. bdiu,,. .""iT'
Catarrlets?
iuuco.il mmr.r!i,, wukl""."i,.l
lora Ihrrutt. to- IV 1. ll,.?1- C 1
For Sale by Chambers Ha-d,
..n,.m,.n unvAL RAKEifV
Bread, tiie best and heallhiesi
bread made, for sale at Otto'.
iv . S. E. Steve
Large shipment of dining chairs
and linoleum just received.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. j
Me pay 530 for any old Monarch
nS'"' J.W.KAYS FUR. CO.
1
. . piano TixEn
House. .,ne J1h H
Use Diamond Cnlclt Food for little
Hiickens. We can tell you why.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
FIVE 1X.IIRE1,
TWO FATALLY
Buffalo, Feb. 17. Five were In
jured, one probably fatally, when a
Michiiran Central nassenaer train
j crashed into a yard engine on the
New York Central at Black Rock last
night.
Chicago M'hent Market.
Chicago. Feb. 17. May, !I3;
89 1-4; September, Sti 7-,X.
July,
CITY NEWS
Is to co-operate with the city council I
I a ml others In getting needed 1m
I provcincnt for that part of the city.
, Membership la ciinixiseil of all res
; Idnnta and property-holders south of
the Amnion creek.
Among the carload lota received
In Eugene this morning was a car of
i sugar for the Ax Billy department
I store and n cur ot flour for the Eu-
Hon.cholil goods for Miss Edna ' "' Transfer Company.
Knrhart, from Dallas, arrived In i-u
I. T. Nlcklln today filed his petition
for the nomination of sheriff on the
Republican ticket.
gumi this morning.
The notarial commission of J. E.
Bunion, of London, Or., was filed
with Hie county clerk today.
A marring license was Issued to
day to Emll A. rluiidgnthf, uged 24.
Hid II mil L. Foster, uged U!, both of
Eugene.
There was a big rush nt tho sher
iff's office today, this being the dutu
set for the beginning of tax payments.
The large force if deputies In the of
fice wns kept busy all day writing receipts.
CLAIMS ALLOWED
AT FEBRUARY
TERM OF COURT
Revs. 1). E. linker and II. A. (lieen,
of Eugene, will begin a t)-weeks'
revival meeting In (he Baptist church
at Colling tonight.
My:
Mike lleltxman, road work.?
Joe llcltiinan. road work ..
' Jc.rlfNn Hdw. Co., mdse. . . .
1 White sewing machines are king of; (j. j. Kirk, road work ....
mac 111 nes they have real merit, i m. r; Kirk, road work ....
isomethliig not known In trust ma-1 freswell Lumber Co., lumber
chinos. 'We are hero to slay and I Heri Kirk, road work
i take care of our machine customers. Wnodeork & Totter, services.
leiiieiii him iiKeiim n iki nit, in-i.. u lit. urt,, 5$. ,;. . ( SCr-
, A. C. Nielsen, cutting thistles
: Courg Merc. Co., mdse
! J. J. l'enlot, road work and
graver
Harry Mayben, road work ..
J John Doyle, gravel
) Z. T. Flsk, road work
Lajole Bros., lumber
Harry Baxter, road work. . . .
. Fort land Merc. Co., supplies
C. T. Peek, road work
,, , 'T. Cook, road work
following la the list of tho claims s , Mllvuoni rnad W(,rk. , . .
jillowcd at the February term of tho Jacob Strassnialer, road work
commissioners' court for Lane conn- Sky Meek, hauling gravel, etc
K. K. Bond, road work ....
j week and gone the next are of no use
I to you when their machine goes to
III....... I ,lll,lllll.ll..,tllllllltl I 11111)111 V.
' kniM'tie'. utilv i.yi'IiimIv.i ttiinti.i fur-
J. V. O'Lcary, of McKennle BfYlge. ulshers.
and l W. Uvchnrd, of Springfield,
tiled their notarial comiiilasloua with;
the county clerk today, j
E. J. McClaiialinn lias sold Ills gas
olene launch to T. C. Snubeii, nf Ac
me. He will use It In connection
with his sawmill work on the Slits
law. City Treasurer Frank Helmier to
day moved his office fixtures from
the Chambers-Ill tstow bank building
In the city hall, lie will occupy the
flernien's hall.
The College Hill Improvement Club
haa elected the follow tug officers for
the ensiling year: Prcldeni, tl. F.
Hind; vice president, II. II David
son; secretary-treasurer. F. K. Fos
ter. The purpose of this orgaiilrtttlou
vices
C. W. Wushbiirne. lumber . .
J. II. Rouse, bridge lumber.
I., P. Snnpp, road work....
S. I.. Long, mdse
C. V. llehnke, bolts
tleo. Wvcotf. road work
Jesse Wycoff, road work.
3.00
4.50
2ii.rii
R.00
17. RO
Sti.ilii
21.00
100.00
Hid. 41
1 0.00
12.01;
S. Ill
J. M. Rust do
3!ir.
3.110
9.13
4.50
1.11
15.00
1.44
2.00
5.05
3.50
2.50
37.50
12.01
7.50
3.00
1.50
MERCHANTS NATIONAL
AGAIN DOING BUSINESS
The Jumping Off I'lni-o
Consumption had me In Its grasp
and I had almost reached the Jump- j (Hniple llroa.. hauling lumber
Jesse rorter. road work ..
J. Albro. road work
Loralne Porter, road work .
t O, Elchier, road work....
A. A. tiibson, road work . . .
Fred Siiivamp. road work..
Henry Faulliaber, road work
Deo Wright, road work ....
tieorge limning, road work. .
. I. Piitterson. land for grav
1 el
11. E Kirk do
1 It. C. Ross, rood work
. I M, E. Smith do
This week only CnniphellFellman -Month-Kelly l.nihr Co, luinb.
Company, Eugene's biggest and best E. F. Jmlklus. road work...
houscfui ntnhci a, are giving a special Itowmun Wren, bridge liiin
sale on all tl-foot linoleums In their her
IS. 22 I
3.00 ;
5,00'
14.00
Portland, Feb. 17. The
Merchants' National Bank re
opened today wit hover l.
000.000 In rash on hand. The
deposits today were very
heavy today and withdrawals
comparatively light.
TEA
Linger longer over it; let
it be steaming hot from
the earthen pot; and the
loveliest woman pour it.
Your f roc.r reluroi your money II you dofi't
IU. ScblUiDt'l Detl; w. my aim I
CAMPllELIKEI.I.MAX CO.
M'e believe In "boosting." That's
why we spend more money to boost
for a greater Eugene nnd Lane county
than any other housefurnishing con
cern In this City. Campbell-Fellman
Company, corner Ninth and Olive
streets.
PILES CFltED IX 0 TO I t DAYS
PAZO OE-.TMENT Is guaranteed t
cure any case of Itrhlng, blind, bleed
ing or protruding plies in b to 14
days or jioney refunded. 50c.
lug off place when I was advised to
try Dr. King s New Dlsovery. I want
to say right now It saved my life. Im
provement began with the first bot
tle nnd after taking one doyen bottles
I was a well and happy man again."
says tieorge Monro, of llrlnieslnnd,
N. C. As a remedy for coughs anil
colds and healer of weak, sore lungs,
and for preventing pneumonia New
Discovery la supreme. 60c and $1 at
W. A. Kiiykenduira drug store. Trial
bottle free.
1 925 :'''''"'
I J 00 El tIKNK VliOl'KHTT
2ri25l MILL (iKOW V A LI ABLE
lo.no:
3 50 Blair street addition property Is
17.50 1 sure to double In value within the
2.00; next two years. Two electric rail
3,00
3.00
Poultry supplies ot all kinds.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
i way are coming tip the valley from
I Portland and both ot them must en
! tor the city from the west, and the
line that will tap the Sluslaw coun
try can not go out In any other dl
i rcctlon. As sure aa water runs down
I hill. Eua-iBe must build down the!
the business is
If you want the best substitute for
a hen get a Petaluma Incohator.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Company A dance Tuesday night.
Good music and a good time assured
Lace curtains and table linens at
strictly wholesale prices all this week.
See them and get a bargain.
Logan and Phenomenal berry roots
for sal" "i eev's eacn. Alures3 box
281,' Eugene, Or.
Rclcard PAINTED Qllhl
r
First
1 r- .
ppnn
J. O. WATTS,
Cor. 9th and Willamette St.
Suits are
Now
Coming
Our stock of spring nd
mer goods will be larger
better - assorted thao ever
fore. Goods are of best qJ
lty and stylish patterns,
orded' by the famous 11'
AELS,. STERN & CO, i
brand is a guarantee o!
cellence. Come in and Itx.
them.
Big reductions on il!
ter suits, in order to close
out and make room lot;
stock:
M'o carry a full line oi
'nisliings for men, and
prices and styles are rigfci
AVe own our own bai!
pay no rent and are ali-
with a reasonable iroflt.
ED. HANSOI
No. 8 East Ninth StKrtl
Eugene, Oregoa I
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rarasonBOBsn
1
ITS UNREASONABLE
IT IS I'NKEAKONADI.E for a young man to suppose that
lie can set himself up In a K-od paying business without some
capltnl to Invest in the enterprise
Perhaps this lack vf ready funds has been the cause of
your working tor some one else Instead of yourself for these
many years.
An account with this bank will afford ou a convenient,
safe and altogether Idcnl method nf keeping your surplus
fund, where they will grow Into a sum that tu time will make
possible your success in business.
Others hare succeeded tn this way; -ni can ali-o.
Tho Eugene Loan (Sit Savings Bank
r.itifc: itW ISO
Capital anil nrvln. tUmi.iMMt
M K. 11IIOM X. 1'rtH.l.lcnt. f. w. OMlt KM. I .hlcr.
I. A. PAINE. Vlf lYe.l.l. lil. M. M. ItRllMM. (. t'a.tilrr.
! T J. Davis, road work
S 11 Lynns
i W. c. Ilamllinn
W Poll,., f
Ed Ma be . . . .
Drvlll,. Ross
l A M.ulow
W. T. Jones.
Wynne Hdw
I. II Moxlev
('lies ltUs
do
do
. tin
do
do
labor on road ,
road w-urk ....
Co., mdse. . .
. lalmr on road .
road work ....
BO. 00
4 00
2 25
5.00
13.10 valley because
3 no there.
There are both acreage tracts and '
15 7S largo lota In this addition, only a
ill-.' mile from the business renter and
Sri.;.', I three blocks from tho Geary public'
:to r.:' school. j
Prices are very reasonable aid you !
may make your own terms, a small i
payment down and monthly Install
ments If yon desire. I
Monarch Malleable Ranges, 30
days' free trial.
III! J. W. KAYS FI R. CO.
Compnny A will give a social dance
at the nrmory Tuesday night. Don't
fall to attend If you want a goot
time. 17
Don't miss Company A s dance at
the armory Tuesday night.
1 7 50
1 :t 2
A A Xinnchtirg. gravel
Sent! Miller, rnad work ....
Bert h'h k. mad work ....
J W. Walter Son. linhr.
George Carr, hauling gravel.
Thus read h.hk
G M llanil.rlik. road ,uk
Well., rnad wm k ....
Jacobs, road wot k ...
1.5 0
9 no
15.40
:t no
2 3 oo
ti Sti
3 00
4 00 I
in i K ' Here's your chance tn make g.-od
3 on Spivtal sale of bn and girls' sch.i.'
NEW TODAY
WANTED - Fmm 'J.Oinl to r..niio
acres cleared or p.irth ceiir,-J
land, rich deep soil, adapted to
fruit, trucking and live 'nek' lo
cation desired on river and creek
Bring us a description and omime
oi nuiu in iracts ot mi ncre and
ll
i acme i.an.l t onip.un .
Box 2 17, Room 7. n,T i'i.tih.
and Brlstow bank. ,t
bets
-HI
WHITE R
Mattings in all the latest designs
' half n carload Just nn-elved by the
Cainpbell-Kellman Compani. l.'u.
gene'a biggest and best liouscfuriuli-ers.
WWTKIl
Dl I n lty
schotil.
Work t
student
Addr.ss
kind
lo
ader
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John
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Hani
Parker
J Ilk It
K. lie.
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gravel
liau'ln
tltii!. -s . .
Is I- -r en ro:i
b-t.lce work
'" 1 . I O.t.l H Ot k
''b Mer. rn.i.l work
I'- icK. ,h,.r on road
l':oa, i,..,, o;k
. u in w a 1 ;
3 00 j
10 50 .
;t no
:t en
:' i en
it ii ii
; shiH-s at Yoran's sh.H store.
CASTCRIA
For Infants '.t.! C:i,ren.
'WHOIH'IIOPPEKS W AM 'ED
: at pr in o a s ot;i
ChrNf
( -I. 1. CLARK , 1M p.
W i-
Tna Kind Yot' '
Hoars the
21 fixature ot U
IS YOUR
BREAD Made
PURE
WHITE
FLOUR
If it IS vou alreadv know all xvc can tell vou abouti!
If it IS'NT, you want PUREJWHITE FLOUR in
rviicncn iNcxt t5akingUay.
It makes the Whifcst, Lightest Bread.
PURE WHITE
FLOUR
is made of Selected Scotch
Fife Wheat, by patent pro
cess and is strictly High
Grade. Use Pure White Flour
I 'or pastry md cakes as
well as fcr bread it sat
isfies or your money balk.
Duro White Flour'
Sala by the foM
Merchants, pn
per sack
Ceo. T. Hall Sea.
W. M. Green.
. A. Bdl.
E. 1). Mnil.nl..
The Eugene Grm-erj ,
C. U. Daniels
Peter Jiilinon.
M". H. Demi'-aer.
Cole A- M iln.
V. J. Gilon !"
J. W. M'hite.
Fountain ,;r",'wy1',,irrJ.
I nlvemit) II"" ,w
Megal KJ.'V
W. M
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Arinitnge A P.""'
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