Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, February 18, 1908, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextTHIS tXOKint DAILY OVAV.y, TCE8DAV, flflffWclsfKt 'li. V&. i - The New Spring Good at "FriendlyV ' Store are Prettier than Ever. The New Spring Waists In Lawn, Mull. Silk, Nets, plain tailored ef fects, long sleevea, button from or back, and other natty and elaborate, trimmed In lace embroidery and insertion, mostly three quarter sleeves, button both Iront and back. Come and see them. $1.00 to $16.50 Beautiful Wash Goods Thousands of yards of dainty colored wash fabrics. In plain and fanny weaves, shown In all the newest colorings unliable for dress and waists for Indies and children. COLOIIKIt I.IXKX (U.NfUIAM SWISS, VOILKS, SOIK PO.NCjKTTK, KII.K ANO WOOL 111 HMAII, IHMITIKH, It A.I All, HATISTK, SOISIICNK KILK. Lawns, etc.' Voti will enjoy seelnK these new fabrics. We lake great pleasure In showing them. 1'rlcea 10c to $1.00 Our Annual Embroidery Sale Thursday Averaging 1-3 to"' 1-2 Less thmReguhr Prices. The blKKext assortment we have ever shown at any one sal? before. Thousands and thousands of yards; Jiundieds and hundreds of rrtatterns, us .r! tons, edges, flouncinKs, corset covers and bands, single and match sots, shown In Swiss. Nainsook, lawn, cambric and fine muslin for under wear, dresses, waists, etc. This Is an opportunity to supply your entire season's wants; In fact, you can nave, many more than you expected, be cause the prices are so low for any purpose you will need embroideries in.: Embroideries, Values 73c to $3.00 Yd., Sale Price Yaid4rc iale befins Thursday, Feb. 20th at 9 a. m. See window display. A.I1 big pieces enough (or all. Come. ! WILLIAM SHBWNLEE PASSES BEYOND SPECIALS FOR 20c Fin: Ir.dia Linon, yd J4c JOc Fine India Linon, yd. 7c 200 yards of fine white India Linen suitable for Waists, Drisses, Underwear, etc On sale Wednesday at less than usual prices. Buy all you want) 20c value, 14c; 10c values, yd, 7c. Bleached Muslins and Cambrics for Less, , We are still pounding; the prices of Muslin down 20 per cent. WEDNESDAY Our entire Stock of 90c and $ J. 00 19 in. colored Taffeta Silks, yard 78c , Comes in brown,' saddle, Copenhagen, Reseda, lavender, mais, purple, dark green, navy, greys, light blue, pink, Alice tan, champagne, Old Rose and many other shades included. Anticipate our needs for Waists, Dresses and linings. f Q Wednesday only, 90c and $1.09 values f OC !bKUVKD AM) prilfX-SIMRITKI) j CITI.K.V D1K1) LAST NIGHT AK j TKB A SHOUT ILLXKS8 ! William Brownlee. a well-konwn and beloved citizen of this city died at hs home In Kalrmount last night at 11 o'clock after a short Illness of ' la grippe, complicated with asthma i and bronchitis. He had been up and (around the house during the after noon and had eaten dinner with the family, but in the night he was taken ! suddenly 111 and passed away peace- fUMr. Brownlee was born at Glas Igow, Scotland, March 4, 1832. He 1 came to America at the age of 16 I years, settling in Canada. Later he 'came to the United States and was I married to -Miss Alice Patterson on ! December 14, 1856. She st 1 sur , vlves him. He leaves the following ! children: Mrs. Albert O. Clark, of I Rogers, Ark.; Thos. S. Brownlee, of ! St. Louis; Mrs. W. S. Mateer, of i.N'ampa, Idaho; Harry B. Brownlee, ' ot Minneapolis, Kan.; Mrs. Jeffrey !Sage, of Forest City, S. D.; Mrs. A. L. I Fields, of St. Louis, and Mrs . nsl ', ter F. Mateer, of Pokobojo, S. D. i Mr and Mrs. Brownlee came to Eu ' gene from Kansas four or five years ago. Mr. Brownlee has always led a quiet and unassuming life, but nev ertheless he was a public spirited citizen and always worked hard for the good of the community in which i he resided. He was a member of the ! Methodist, church and was for years jan Odd Fellow. I The funeral arrangements have not j vet been completed, but it is proba- ble that the burial will take place Thursday. CO, G. GIVES OFFICERS . A FINq BANQUET Company C gave a banquet to the commissioned officers of the O. N. G who reside here at the armory a night. The affair was a delightful one and thoroughly enjoyed by all Resent. Sergeant Charles Welle P,,n, acted as toastmaster in tils usual 'nwpy nftnner and the follow-, ing toasts were responded to: Mustard In Portland and Pepper ed In Malabon, uoioneiucui&o Yoran. . Heads up anu Right " Colonel John M: Williams. "One Hundred Per Cent or Bust, Captain George Willoughby Portiilzing a Company, Major C. C. Hammond. " . , "Battle of Sunday's Lane,' Captain How 1 Became a a uaowuno.... , Sergeant Huston. "How to Win Oysters," Lieutenant Hunter. "How It Feels to Wear 'Em,' Cor poral Svarverud. Before the banquet a good game of basketball was played between Company C's team and that of the high school, resulting in a victory for Company C by the seore of 32 to 25. PORTLAND KOYAL BAKEHV Bread, the best and healthiest bread made, for sale at Otto's. ( " If you want the uest (substitute for a hen gt a Petaluma lncooator. CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. 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-- Our now Dorblos are beaut les. Thn real varluty Is mudo with real flitt narrow rim and full crown. Other shapes to suit other fan cies. ltiov.il, Illnck, l'ciirl. $3.00 The New "Spring Suits Our first shipment recently arrived and Judging from the hhIob yesterday and today they will bo closed out very quickly. Drowns, Tiiiih, IIIik'h, (Iniys, are Hie predonil iuiIIiik Coloi'N. $10 to $35.00 The New- "ShirtsNeckwear" New spring shirts In dozens of pretty de signs, made with or without cuffs, pleated or plain, coat shirt or regular. 7!ir, to $1.50 , New Brown Koiir-ln-hand and Club Bow Ties, ftOc Eugene's Largest and Best Store. Your money's worth or your money back.. S. Hr FRIENDLY Agents for KaboCorsets, Wayne I Knit Hosiery and Moneybak Silks. 592-594 Willamette St. CITY NEWS 'University, and It Is desired that a i ljirau niiillonru be present, The pub-i ! llu is cordlully Invited. WOMAN O.N STIIKKT ('AltS . ', di i:d. (Exchange.) i no outer nay, snui a man pas- The runeral of the Inriiul child ot ! senger In a street car, ' saw a wo- 4. x Frank Kohne. N3 Wlllamelto street, (nun In a street cur open a satchel and ! was held this afternoon at 8 o'clock, take out a nurse, close thn mitche!' Three miles north of Eugene today Baptist' Itov. I). II, Trimble conducting thu mid open thu purse, take out a dime nt 11:30 a. 111., Ivey, the son of Mr. services, and close the purse, open the satchel d Mrs. G. L. Dless, aged 9 months. ! I mill mil In 1)111 itni'an 'I'll..., ult., .... Thn ciiiihp of ilmith ivnu itinnihrn iipnuia Hrlck work on the rnltersou build- Mr. N. .1. Whltcaker will soon ho- the dime to the conductor nnd took a croup. The funeral will bo held on line was roinpletod yesterday evening K1" 1,10 ereeliou of u two-story res-! nlcklo In exchange. Then she opened Thursday, with interfnent In tho Mul . , ' .....b it, lilence on her nrottertv lust north thn unt.'i.i ..m.i t..,.ir n,ii .it., .ttt..u.. ' lt.v cenmiitrv UI1U IIIO llllwriOl' ctili'imi nuin o ... a "" i-.t.-n, v now buliiK done. Hurvlc.ca lonlKht at the church a 7:30 o'clock. I of her resilience at the corner of Closed the satchel and opened the. I West Tenth and C'liiirnullon streets. Tho Pollock stable 011 Skinner's Butte Is belnit palmed. Mr. I'ollock will not build his house until lute In the aprln or summer. CAKI) OK THANKS trim medal contest at the M. 10. clilirth last ulKht was well intended. Tho JiiiIki's were Professor Parker, Miss Norrls, also a teacher, and Mrs. . S. M. Day. of Must Kuaene. The ined Theodoro 8. Tliompson, n unlive of , W1H wnl, by 0 , .Miukiiii, Willi Mr. Norway, has tuken out Ills papers do- ynnWIuklo second. rlarluK his Intention to beiouiu 11 cll-j Isen ot the Pulled Suites. ; i,(1 1 11 BliinliHin nnd Attorney purse, put In the nickel and closed the purse, opened the satchel and! put In the purs( closed tho satchel , . , ... " . . ,, mid locked both ends. I e take thlH method of thankliiK . ' our friends and especially the Fra ternal ()iir of Untiles for their kind assistance in our sad bereavement. (Allianv Democrat 1 '. MRS. M. HKUC.KIt, Dennis II. Merrill returned this nf- M1!J? ?ul.KlWKK' ternoon from Kumne, which he left 1 HI.IUiMl. hnvlim n bl time. A special train KPtiKXK'S PAVI'.MICXT DAY had Just uriived from KosebuiK with three enrs loaded with prominent I R l ll,tV.tfr.t at... ....l..t. I l.r.l r ,tf. The Rindes In the Central public ,,;, fxlllr,.H lrm the lleckwlth block school which were illsinlssmt oecai so , lh ,., frlmM.y (.(.pcd by lloselmrg men lnvestlKatin(! the pave- ... . v.. ..i "' . lm, i nnniiiers-nriBiow 11:111 k 111 ineinieni, mt a blR time was beliiis had h..r J i Vv 1 .Tiifer ed I . IUI nV.' ', T I ,'K,,' ' "etllnn a Kood exuiiipli. tor bottle (two months' treatment!. Sold ..n" - ami 1 1 111 1111 1 1 o Birei is. i lie uuiiniiiK . .-iuanv. nno II Is lime Ills civ 1r.1t hw n .1 1-1 ll 1 1 l.v nut 1 1 IP VOll KNKW ' The merits ot the Texas Winder, you would nover suffer from kidney, bladder or rheumatic trouble. $1 a m v f i"..i.. . 1...1..1, .... n.:tui"r'" wl" ,M M"l'a Uy ,h'"" R0,1,l,-1 tho pavemont fever iiiu ... ..... ...B " , num. .nr. iiinuiiiini iienis in 1111111 uiiti 11111111 oiocK was ueKuu nun itui'i noon. TI111 bulldliiK will hnvo stono trlmmlniis. tile stone routlnx froui the McAlplu quarry on College Hill. ( needed more office room. The .liilnpliiK Off PlncA "Consumption had nui In Its grasp anil 1 nail almost reached the Jump testimonials. Dr. E. W. Hall. jOUva street. St. Louis. PKKSONAI.S t4.4. 4. v - W. W. Martin came up from Salem yesterday. B. R. Frank is up from Portland on a short visit. - N. A. Reynolds hs returned from a trip to New York City. Elmer Paine returned yesterday from an outiiiB at Newport. Harry M. Holden, of Portland, Is In the city visiting his mother. August Siebel, of Sheridan, Mon tana, is In the city on business. Miss Coffey returned today from a visit with her folks near Druin. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Hughes went to Portland today on a few days' visit. Carl V. Oglesby returned on the noon train today from a trip south. 1 I iuin.iv. l. ooucuck was a passen ger to I'ortiana on me noon train to day. Father O'Farrell went to Albany today to visit Father Lane there a tew ' days. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Holmes re turned last night from a visit In Port land. O. W. Hurd, of Florence, returned this afternoon from a trip to Port land, s v lion. H. R. Kincald went to Port land on the noon train today on bus iness. Ceo, A. Dyson Is home trom Port land where he has been a week or ten days on business. Attorney F. M. Calkins, of Ashland, Is In Eugene visiting his brothers, W. W. and S. M. Calkins. Mrs. Fred Applegate and son, after a visit in Eugene, returned home to Yoncalla this afternoon. S. C. Bartrum, forest reserve su pervisor, was among the Roseburg citizens In Eugene yesterday. E. E. Fremont, of Portland, rep resenting the Heaver State Fire As sociation, is In the city on business. W. E. Flsk returned yesterday from the lower Siuslaw country, where he I went to look after his brother's or chards, Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Awbrev. of Cot- tage drove, who have been visiting In iMigene, went to Portland today for a few days visit. -Mrs. .1.111. mass returned to Brownsville yesterday after having j been here car fug for her son-in-law", it. .1. imoKt'r, who is very ill.' Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Ranee went to Send fori Portland today to be gone a few days. 2926! Miss Carol Johnson came down! irom (reswell on the noon train to day. f Lebanon high school won the de-i F. A. rionnev. ot Ilaker ritv unt. ' hnt Mntnrilnv ntelit friini Hriiu-tittvlll.. i .,,! ..ff i.t L'.. o i T White sewing machines are kins: of.lng off p,u.,, ,v,en I was advised to blah school 'at Brownsville, therein-: his In-.m.,... 1' n.. 1... i.5.ii Th., K-l. V.,1. Itoi. r.imoanv lodav '''ht'' Hey have real merit, try Dr. Mug's New Dlsovery. 1 want . winning the championship of this ills-1 not seen since ism. He had been i hoLl l irt t L o r lh .m l l..t !"rll,lnV,Ul k'T'" 'l1 'T1 '"; 1 '"" Hght now It saved my life. In,. trU-t In the high school debating on a trip ,0 California. I bought 130 h les o thi " I ' chines. We are here to stay and provcmeiit began Willi the first hot- league in Oregon. The question dls- Jacob Bowder has left for How i of hops at 4 1-2 cents per pound. O. ii.i, enrn of our niachlno customers. 1 11.1 1111,1 nfi..r 1..1.1,,.. ,... i ...tJL.1 .,... i..,.i tv .1,. I , . ...... ...7. r . ",s .." 11 Inr ,ion- O. McClellau. the couipany's repre-, ,,,.,,,,..- .,, wi, .,.. ., 1 , .,. ' ...... i7........ "i"".:. "...'. ....',..,''... I . ' ..' nt,p "e 'll remain sonic I J. O. WATTS I I Cor. 9th and Willamette St. II ' 'II H Kwe.HlNGTOybA,.' 1 Y-fm Jjr,m IB rMiiii 1 fetiiriii-irTtfYS fcimmmiiid.i If yon luck no appetite, don't ikJ""! easily, your blood hT ?" I Yen annot Iw lroo. blood. Hood s S?B,K rich blood and Jem ws out of m , au J inpur. blood . sSki but Hootf, SarpHriu. a faint feeline fiPr ,un! was all run ,!. bu 't: Xlti fully relKtreit me" S,s. uWSa!?re9-"l ble, ik.j Hood's up.rtiVh2ta In the nsnal Hauirt , .. .... SarsatabB. inn o pared pnly by a L Hood Co, Logan and Phenomenal v. for sale, 5 cents each, id? 2 81, Eugene, Or. W First Spring Suits are Now Coming Our stock of spring and mer goods will ' be larger better assorted than eve: fore. Goods are.ot besl ity and stylish patterm, orded by the famous II; AELS, STEU.N & CO., 1 brand is a guarantee oi cellence. Come in and lo, them. Big reductions on all ter suits, in order to cloi: out and make room In stock. v Wo carry a fail line c' liisliings for men, aid prices nnd styles are rigi:' We own our own tmi!' pay 110 rent and are sat. with reasonable profit. ED. HANSO ,Nof8 East Xinth Stm: Eugene, Oregon :msionPARioxrnii vUHJU WHITER IS YOUR. BREAD Madcw PURE WHITE FLOUR sentallvc, took them 111. Remember imenU who are here one 1 1 was n well and happy mnn again." should enact a law providing for stale time. He was accompanied by hisi i daughter-in-law, Mrs. K. W. Bowder, week and sone the next are ot no use says (ieorgo Moore, of Orlmeslaud financial aid for oubllc hlchwiH The .hurt a. the'spencer l.u.te Coal Z, 1X1 Viln man', ..iZnv" LUl If.., ! wh. -11 ?" while; Piurolenm Conilmny's mine south- .; . . ... . . i....... ..;.. ....1 . .."'J'", , '"" , ... "'piny uisirict Attorney t west ot the city Is now down about S20 feet and there Hie excellent pros pects ot striking the vein soon. Hon. A. T. Buxton, master of the state grange, will speak at the t'nl verstly assembly In Vlllard hall nt HI o'clock tomorrow, lie In n very p!ea llig talker and a true Mend of the nlshern. A little love. Utile wealth, A little home for you and me; It's all I ask except xood health. I Which comes with ltolllstcr's . Itoikv Mountain Tea ! t.'NX DIU'tl CO. I asipwortn went ta Portland todav on busiiiess ronnecied with the uit of II. C. Malum vs. M. H. Itankln, to !' on the s.ile nf IT'S UNREASONABLE IT IS t'NUEASONAUI.N for a youiiK man lo suppose Ihst he can set himself up In a xid paying business without some rapllal to Invest In the enterprise. Perhaps this lack of resdy funds has been the cause of your working lor some one else Instead ot yourself for these ninny years. An account with this bank will afford you convenient, safe ami altogether Ideal method ot keeping your surplus funds where they will grow into a sum that 111 lime will make possible your success In business. Others hsve succeeded In this iVsy; yti can also. The Eugene Loan 8J Savings Dank fjl.ibUh.-d 18 2 (iipllnl nlitl surplus t 00.000 W. K. IIHOWN. rrtnlilent. I'. W. tisllt t slilcr. I. A. I'AIM:. Vice Pn nldi iit. W. W. P.KOW X. At. Cashier. pneumonia New were awarded the decision I'iscovery Is supreme, doc and II at' . - W. A. Kuykendall's drug store. 'frlalV Cosmetics Injure the complexion bottle free. I The highest types of complexion 1 recover ...... -n .....,..; .,, f..- .i.iiLM 111 UIlineriillKl. I lift ,nn KlliKXK Vr.O:'r-KT . HolllMer a Rocky Mountain Tea. may be transferred from Portland lo t. , I,... r.ni (makes rich, red blood, gives von that , Eugene WILL (lltOW V Al.r.Vlll.K 1 clear, healthy complexion, which will I wash, but not rub off. 3,.c, Tea or iiistr street addition property is; Tablets, sure to double In value within the-: LINN DRPO CO. next two years. Two electric rail- . "e oenove in. "boosting." That's ways are coming up the vallev from npe tne ueaii spray pump oetore i " ".' "e "Menu more nionev to boost D..-.I I -..1 t. .. . ' . I.......... t1,....,.d a . ..II n -1 i fill .1 I.1.... , . " t mi in mi nun noi 11 01 t nem must eiu : 1 ""'i'" " i'"'.a nou pre- I. 1 .. us.-nc mm i.am1 count v If it IS you already' know all wc can tell you about i If it IS'NT, you want PURE.WHITE FLOUR in Kitchen Next BakingtDay. It makes the Whitest, Lightest Bread. 1 ( 'A.MPI1KM..I KI.I MAN ro. e believe In. "boosting ter the city from the west, and the line that will tap the Slnslsw eoun try can not so out In any other di rection. As sure as water runs down, hill. Kugene must build down the ; TBlley because the business Is there. There sre both acreage trscts and large lots In this addition, only s mile from the business center and throe blocks from tne Geary public school. Prices are very reasonable and you msv make your own terms, a small paiment down and monthly Install ments If you d.'sire. , l,;i.- curtains .it-d us,!,, linens st "li li llv !i,.!n.,!, prices nil this wivlt.i See thrill and ge a bursal!. P.o.H'V ,u,..!,. (t !l kttt,l i 1 CHAM lit: tis HARtnVAliK CO. pared sulphur spray. CIIAMUKR.S ItARDiYARK CO. '" We could send you thousands of ; t roota testimonials from people restored to health by llolllster's Rocky Mountain Ten, No other remedy so effective and sure. 35c. Tea or Tablets LINN DHPU CO thun nnv ,.tl.. .t. I.......... 1 , '."'-.-itiruisninK con cern In this city. Cnmpbell-Kellman jtompany, comer Ninth and Olive hairs Large shipment of dining and linoleum Just received. CHAMUKR3 HAUDWARK CO. ""l'se Dlitmond Chick Food ?nr chickens. We can 111 van whv. CHAMtlKKS I.IAIIDWAIH: fO This week only t :iupbll -Wllman ' Coniimny, Kilgc-'s l-:i:ic-s; an.l brst ' houscfu i nillers, are kIviiiis a i.i! sale on all ti-foot Uncoicnnis In Hi, ii tor. ATTKNTION n. p. , , Ks v-i3"'lT,ViJ.,,b'' a S!Hvlal meeting at .lk hall Thursday evening. Kel.r" ry 10. at S o'clock P .... r," lhe C,, -sideratlon ot givlmr ,. I went In the near future. Pu ,,,,,.',,; lance desired. .in no- H. A f fl9 ! ConilMlty A tl.m,-,. ; ChhhI iuu.h and a c.i Warner teres pM: '"s t M.irris' Mnsn' Kx l't NIU11. d Unlet PURE WHITE FLOUR is made of Selected Scotch Fife Wheat, by patent pro cess and is strictly High-Gradc. for Use Pure White Flour pastry and cakes as veil as for bread it sat isfies or your money back. Pnro White FlOUT I!' Sale by the foN Merchants, pnw per sack Goo. T. Hall " M. (Irei n. V. A. lu ll. K. 1. Mallet k, The Knene (Ins-cry1 V. It. lHlllicIs Peter Joliti""". V. H. Kenil'""'"'. Cole & W II-011. V. i. Clbton .?. W. White. Fountain ir.K-tTjr. fnlverslty " Flegat '!';B4f ArinllilKe A ''"""srf :i t II. . . tiio: v C.Wi;. I . o WAD HA MS0 b KERk:BR5 O s DIM KIKU I tlo -A teiiT'a II TIT! I III III m-TT7CBB iimissiii SISlMi l TCTTffisnir"