Eugene daily guard., February 19, 1908, Image 6

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THE FRIENDLY STORE -:- The Store Witb the Money Back Policy -:- THE FRIENDLY STORE
John B. Sfcetson
Spring Hats are here' ia: the
latest shapes and shades
sizes 6 to ?H
$4.00, $5.00 and $6.00
Young Men's Nobby Suits , for Early
Buyers age J3 to 20. ,,
Clothes that are different from the ordinary kind that
the fellow who wear them is at once noticed by the
correctness of his apparcL Ths latest . model-, the
newest patterns, and best of all the' latest patterns.
$10.00 to $25.00
ft ' M
jCllTNtVq!
Early Spring 2-piece Suits for Boys 8 to 1 6
Our first shipment of Bays' Reidy Mace Suits have arrived
and those who have b'.en waiting lor f.llc iirand Suit, can
tnvptct them tomorrow. The new m iter. als are Valours,
Cheviots, and Fancy Catsimeeri and Tweed , and the colors
aie tan, brown, gray and trie always popular oiue serge,
Prices $2.50 fo $7.50
Friendly's Matchless Ladies' ,
, Black Hcse 25 3 a pair
Childress Rawhide
St:ckings 2 pairs for 25c
I,At'K rVHTAINH H I'ltICK
One doxen pairs Nottingham
and not curtains; only one pair
of a pattorni slightly aollud ;
on salo V4 regular prices.
CXHIHKT X)VKH8, 2rc
25 dmen lace and embroid
ery trimmed corset covers;
lie 32 to 46; values up to
50c; sale price Sftc
(OltHKT COVKHH, I2r
Plain cambric corset covers,
all sizes; great values at this
low price, each I'!c
I.!M .Ml SI. IX HKIHTM
f 1 .25 miiHlIn pettlcoiilit, lure
and embroidery trluimvd, lit
thla low price, each, OHc
GOWNS AT mtf mill $1.00
Splendid 'assortment Indies'
muslin kii win ., niic mill Hil.oti
NKW DIIKKH GOODS, (tOc
New mohair, Batiste, Pana
ma, etc., In plain and shadow
atrlpua, In tho new browns,
blues, tans, etc; beautiful qual
ity at this price, yard. . . .,10c
NEW WASH flOOIM-
Dozens ol new weaves, as
well as tho staples, such as
voile, glnghuius, cotton suit
ings, Rnjuh, etc., the new
shades Copenhagen, browns,
greens, lavender; soft materials
sultirhlo for waists nnd dresses
for women and children.
HH.1M lll.At K TAITKTA, HHc
Two pieces only; rimi soft
black chiffon, taffeta, silk, 30
Ini'hi'S wide fur dresses or
skills; $1.25 value; the yaril
lHe
.mm. m mm v w w jsi ir taswii'
re
75c to $3.00 Embroideries for 46c yd
Tomorrow we offer 5000 yards of fine Swiss, Nainsook and Cambric Embroidery and i"
three and four piece matched set, flouncing and skirtings from 3 to 4a inches w.de; dainty sets tor
childrens' wear, other patterns suitable tor undergarm:nts, dresses and waists; blind andopen ettects,
hundreds of designs shown in the newest patterns, plan to be here and take advantage
of this wonderful offering, bale begins at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning. 5ee window ALg
display tonight. Values to $3.00 on sale tomorrow, a yard
Buy White Goods Tomorrow SiJI &
expect and will do all the business on India Linon, if values are considered. .At the prices we quote
this big lot will not last long so bi sure to git your share while there is p'.enty.
Prices 5c, ?J4c 1 1c, 14c, 18c and 26s a yd
BUY SILKS ON FRIDAY
For 143d Fr .day Surprise Sale we offer 100 New Spring
Waist and Suiting Silks at very Low Prices
$1.00 and $1.25
'Fancy Silk yd 80c
This Includes all this spring's styles In stcck
Poulards, Itnjah, etc.; all the new shades In
black nnd white stripes, checks, IB mid 2 7
Inches wide; $1.00 to $1.25 Oft
values; special, yard OVJC
$1.50 and $1.75
Fancy Silk $1.35
Ilea 11 (If til RHSurtmt'iH nf nut in lAmlurd.s In -,x-fluttlvo
(lnHB pan emu and by the yard dut-.i,
rVrsluiiH, U; vu hit's to f 1.7u;
HiK'cial, I ho y urd
All uthcr finny hIUh rMlm-Ml for lYUIuy only.
I'lnUls iiittl fiuiiMl waist juittcrim.
$1.35
$1.00 Messaline Silk 85c
Comes In all the dark and light shades, for1 street
and evening waists and dresses;
Duy Friday at OJC
90c Colored Taffetas 78c
Our entire stock of 1900 colored Taffetas,
comes in almost every light and dark shade,
90c quality on sale Friday 7Rf
Surprise Salo OC
Black Wool Goods at $1.00
50-liu-h Chiffon. Panama Wool Taffeta, French
serge, Batiste, In plum and pliant. mi stripes
and checks. ..
Eugene's Largest and Best Store.
Your money's worth or
your money back.
S. H. FRIENDLY
592-594 Willamette St.
Agents for Dent's Gloves, Kabo Corsets,
Moneybak Silks, Priestley's Dress Goods,
Wayne Knit Hosiery,
Schlojs and College Brand Clothing.
l'KHHONALH
II. M. Chaves went to Salem today
on a few days' visit.
Miss Hazel Giirred went to Albuuj
today (in a short visit.
K. Johiisnn and wife, of Aherdeen,
Wash., are In the city.
John II. Miirtng Is III Portland for
a few days on business.
Mrs. Julia Hay returned last night
from n vUlt In Portland.
Hon. It. A. Iliioth nnt'i wife lire III
Portland for a short, visit.
Blierman Clark Is down from the
lloheiulu mines on Inmlnesa.
Father O Kai rell reiiiriHHl this af
ternoon fiMiu a short visit at Albany.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom llalley went to
Junction City t xluy on a short visit.
Wm. Moots, an Insurance agent of
Monmouth, Is In Kugeue on business.
Mrs. Minnie Miller and Miss It.
Bhenrer, of Woudltiig, are in the city.
F. K. Fremont, after a short stay
In Kugene, returned to Portland to
day. It. I.. Mrury. of Marcola, wui an
arrival on the Wcndling local last
night.
J. V. Ilobbs. deputy Internal reve
nue collector, left for points north
today.
Mr. and Mrs. (I. V. lliiuler ami
snn have returned from tiller trip to
the Fast.
C. C. Coffnuili went to Cottage
drove on the lorn) last night on a
short visit.
Mrs. F. T. Illount. of Albany. Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo. W. Har
ris, in Kugene.
Misses Pearl Wllhan mid I). Ktta
Fisher came down from Mnrcula on
Inst night's train.
! C.eorge V. Taylor has returned
from n trip to Knstern Oregon, whero
he went on business.
V, V. Martin went to Pleasant
! Hill this ufternoou to look lifter some
monument work there.
i Judge lleau rattle up from Suleni
last night to be ill the bedside of his
mother, Mrs. Julia lleiiu.
Mrs. Unvid Orlggs nnd daughter
Oram returned homo to CoHago
Drove drove this afternoon. ,
Mrs. John Calloway came down
from Cheswell this forenoon to visit
her daughter, Mis Karl McNutt.
' Dr. Hurtle returned this forenoon
from Dexter, where ho was called to
li It ml Mis. Neet. who Is quite III.
C. K. Henderson, O. M. Cnrlosn
.and Walter Price were among the
I .Marcola people arriving down on tho
local Inst night.
Samuel l.lvesly, the pioneer hop
'grower of the t'nlted Slates, who has
been In Kugene for a week, left this,
, afternoon for Salem.
I M. 3 Hubble, who has been qulta'
ill at his home ou Olive street for1
; two or three weeks, Is Improving, but
: lie Is not yet able to be up.
i Philip Jackson and "Huster" left1
today for Kiistern Oregon, where they!
will spend the summer. They will J
go to Silver Lake and th llarucv Mil-
!'' ' !
Mr and Mrs. O. W, Hurd left on:
Ibis morning s stage for their home I
, at Florence, after having been In1
i Kugene on buslues coinucted wlthi
the suit of the Oregon A California!
Lumber Company vs. W. K. Itrown
fur a week.
Mrs. A. K. Patterson has returned
homo from Portland, where silo hud
been visiting for fivo weeks.
Miss Nell Madison, of Portland, af
ter a visit with Miss Kva Burton in
MAHItlKU ,
;
i
At Pnltstown. Pn.. today. Dr. It. I
Kugene, returned homo todnv. She. '"'y ui" K"uy m u .missaiicb ee en-
will soon leave on n trill to New Mex. r- 1r' W lUougllby Is a SOU of I)r.
nnd Mrs. It. L. llloughby, of Kit
Miss Florence I'pdegruff. of Mc vn- who are now In Southern Call
Mlnnvllle. arrived here to.lav to at- ',,r"m- and he has Just grndunted at
tend the convention of the Y. P. S. ( ! Jefferson Medical College in Phila
K. She will be the guest of her mint.' '""'Iphla. The couple will make their
Mrs Mary K l.lveruiore home for the present nt Pequiimlng.
Miss Marie llradlev. 'of Kasson.,-MI,'h;- wlu'r: Dr. Wllloughby has a
Minn., who has been visiting at the """ as pnysicinn lor a targe mm
lioinu of Mr. and Mrs. Hruilley on
her roinpany. His many friends in
Kugene wish him and his bride much
happiness in their new relations. A
telegram giving the news of the mar
riage was received this forenoon bv
Dr. C. 11. Wllloughby, brother of the
North Washington street, left yes
terday for Corvallls to visit other
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. F. I.. Chambers leave
tonkht for l.os Angeles and other
southern points'. They expect to b , Kroom'
gone until April 1. They will be nc-
coinpanled by Miss Mary Chambers,
Miss Itubv Hendricks nll.l Mis. K,mn
Hcitdriek.
NEW CHRISTIAN
CHURCH AT MARCOLA
A new Christian church has been
orgnnlzed at Marcola, and articles of
Incorporation were filed with the
county clerk today. Tho Incorpora
tors lire the trustees of the church,
M. M. llllbert. F. See and John F. Vol
guniore. The object, business and
pursuit of the corporation, ns given In
the articles, ure to maintain religious
services nnd public worship, to spre.id
the gospel, and more especially to
further the interests of the Christian
church of Marcola. The estimated
value of the property owned bv the
organization is $r,0.
. .j . nrrlvpri here
A carioaa oi wm, " j
this morning for A. Lombard.
M. H. Murphy today shipped a car
I load ol sneep 10 u. .-
gen.-.
. , ,ha k'lom block on
l lie 1IUUL JL ...
West Eighth street Is receiving a new
coat ol paint.
I Household goods belonging to W.
F. Gregg arrived aowu uoui ocuu-
ling this morning.
The physicians report very little
sickness lor this time of year com
pared to other years.
The notarial commission of Albert
Walker, of Springfield, was filed
with the county clerk today.
The sale of seats for the Hanford
performance Friday night opens at
the box office at 9 o'clocn tomorrow.
The Southern Pacific pay car pas
sed through Kugene this forenoon
and made the hearts of the boys at
the depot glad.
J. T. French, formerly In the real
estate business hero, writes to friends
that he Is located at LaGrande and
is doing well there.
A large number of the local Odd
Fellows are going to Springfield to
morrow nlg'n to orsnnlze an encamp
ment o. the order there.
The big ''Welcome" banners across
Willamette street will be left for the
Y. P. S. C. E. state convention, which
begins Thursday night. ,
Joseph Gillespie, of Deerhorn, to
day filed with the county clerk his pe
tition for the nomination on the Dem
ocratic ticket for justice of the peace,
of Gato Creek precinct. . j
H. Griggs and family have removed
from Cottage Grove to Eugene to re
side permanently. Mr. Griggs is con
nected with the Willamette Valley
Company. " j
' The band concert which was to
have been given tomorrow night has
been postponed until some other date '
in order to give more time to prepare
a better program.
Drew Grlfln, it Is said, will become
a Republican candidate for the nom
ination of sheriff. Drew is well-known
from one end of, the county to the
other and will make a splendid run. :
John Olson, the old man who walk
ed all the way from Sacramento here
and who was placed in the city jail
yesterday afternoon, was taken to
the Kugene hospital this morning. He
is suffering from la grippe. j
Charles Eherbnndy has anld his two
hnuces and lots at the corner of West
Fifth and Lincoln streets to Charles :
C. Warwick, a recent arrival here.'
for ?tsoo The dual was made through
the real estate agency of JlcMurphey
& Hugh. I
There has been considerable trou
ble with the underground street
drains at the intersection of Fifth nnd
Willamette streets since the pave
ment was put down. They became
clogged again Inst night nnd tho
street force spent some time today
In unstopping them.
Peptiron pm4
Imw ?li blood f ih. '
wn .u.i..-n. ai.i uigmtion. n.l .ir..'' S
mttiiril Ol.url. llrjuu,
"wuvi a mis
Afutrdlnnir pill, purely tm Jj '"V-
s
J. O. WATTS
Cor. 9th and Willamette SL
SAI.KM HOOSTFH n.w
is mc
SCCCKSS
TEA
Is there a better way to
Keep the family longer at
table, to keep it together?
Your rvturaa roar onf U yon doa't
IT'S UNREASONABLE
IT IS t'NHKASONAHLK fur a young man to suppose that
he ran set himself up In a good paying bimlness without some
capital to Invest In the enterprise.
Perhaps this lack or ready funds has been the cause of
your working for some one else Instead of yourself (or these
mauy years.
An account w ith this bank w ill afford vou a 'convenient,
safe and altogether Ideal method of keeping your surplus
funds where they will grow Into sum that In time will uinke
possible your tureen in husluc.
Others have succeeded In Ibis way; yon can slso.
Tho Eugene Loan fi Savings Bank
IUt.it: ih-d W!
Capital ami surplus atiio.iUMI
V. K. 1UIOWX. I'rv.Mciit. I W. OSHI lt, s.tilrr.
l. A. IWINF.. Vice 1'n'oiilei.l. U . W. IlliUU V, .!. t'. tiler.
AWOl XCKMKNT
The revival which bsgnn the Kth
.it the M. K. church nt Cobui g will
continue over Siimlav and all next
week. 4 all who wish to hear the
plain, uutwlstisl. uumystlfled gospel,
the story of (tie cress that saves men
from their sins, come. Let every one
come ,
D. K. 11AKRH.
Missionary.
; NKW TODAY
LOST- Ladles' gold filled watch.
sle O. tunning case. Klgln move
ment, Tuesday evening between
hospital smi Armory. U-ae at
Guard office for reward.
(1IIOII CIIAM'K TO
ADVKItTISK Itt SIM'.SS
The page oT small ads
! printed In The Gnsrd yester
. day will be run in The Guard,
I with slight changes, once a
I week (Fridays), and In the
' weekly edition for the next
1 the next month. The price
will be made very reasonable,
anil the advertisements
should prove quite etfee-
tlve the way they are rlassl
! fled, and arranged and every
business man who was over-'
looked by the canvasser will
be given space if he will hiind
bis copy Into the business of-
flee. Putting even inching
but your simple business card
on this page for a month will
be much better than painting
your name on a fence or the
side of a barn. Not less than
IS.OOtl regular readers will
see It here every week and
the cost will be scarcely worth
mentioning.
Yesterdny Salem celebrated the
completion of the Oregon Electric
rond to that city, big delegations be
ing present from Portland and other
points. Kugene sent the following
representatives: II. R. Klmnld, A
C. WoHtioek, R. A. Month. J H Har
log. It. H. Nelson, Cecil .1. Kspev
President P. L. Campbell, of the Cnl
verslty of Oregon.
, President Campbell and Mr. llartoc
both delivered addresses nml Mavor
Rogers, in his address of welcome
declare.! that Salem would stand by
the I', of O. appropriation, u senti
ment that was loudly applauded.
field, left today for Hart, Mich., lut
ing been called by a telegram n:
nig tnat nis son is very ill. H
tended bringing hfs family cut m:.
but the Illness of his son will pre:
amy delay tneir arrival.
B. Lurch Was today appointed i
ministrator of the estate of E. W. H-
herd, the Cottage Grove mertbi:
who died in the Eugene bospiu!
February S. C. J. Howard. J.
Orr and Oliver Veatch were a?w::
ed apprafsei3 of the properly V
estate, the value of which Is es'.i
ed at $2500.
See the Beau spray imuiii
buying.- Pumps at all prices ad
pared sulphur spray.
CHAMBERS HAUDiYARE CO.
Large shipment of dining c!ii
and t'nnliiiei lust received.
CHAMBERS HA-ROW-AHE CO.
Use Diamond ChlcS Fooa iof
chickens. We can tell you why
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO
Poultry siinnlles ot all kind:
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO
Company A dance Tuesday oi:
Good music and a good time aw'
L. C. Beadle, of the contracting Warner tunes nianoa. Lent
firm of Beadle & Noble at Spring- ders nt Morris' Mu6ic Store.
aifffrnlfflir -i'- s
IS YOUR
' -oiMftTn.. . . '
lUMm BREAD Madewifh
mm . L 'X .VXI
PURE
WHITE
FLOUR
f-fut WHITE
t
If it IS you already know all we can tell you abcut it
K it IS'NT, ou want PUREIWHITE FLOUR in y
Tr. . .
Kitchen Next BakingJDay.
It makes the Whitest, Lightest Bread.
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ssys:
lug
found.
(eve
'tus nt
II V V Idlt sI.K
h.,v. . , qnuli:;
l-'iitelie rtione
Spi IliisfleU.
Six ten. of n:il
; wilt deliver In
K.ivtuers I r.
fi'S
COTTAGE Ail't M im be mod
cm, iioM In. wtth bath, hot and
i. !. C:i ;u S(rui',,
t -' ill.imi in street . If
ATTKNTION II. P. O. Kl.KS
There wilt he a siv!.il meeting nt
Elks' h.ill Thursday evening. Febru
srv 20. at S o'cN'k p .to., fer the enn
si.lersMen of Kivitm an entertain.
hh m In the gear future. F'i!l attend
sn.v deslieo.
II A Dl 111!, e
(!'. ' Fx.ilted Kui-r.
c. i: p
Cell: (.Any,
umiuts at
0 cents.
the C,V.).
rt
Suffering anil Dollars Snv
E. S. Loner, of Mnrlli., v -
"I am a carpenter and have had tiianv
unxr.i K i.. a .... a. . . 1
- . .,,.,!,. , iMirKlen s Arii
. .-...-. u nas savivl nie suf
nun uonars. It is t,y f:)r ,,
neaung salve I have ever
Heals burns. sores, ulcers
(W. A. Kuykendall'i drug store
Here's your chance to make go,, I
i-pecl.,1 sale of boys' slid girls' s, h,Hn
.shivs at Koran's slioo store.
I V' P-"'iants at the Gilbert -t
; Company. r,o eents. f J0
j i-.nTi.AnHovT!rrt"vKKr,r
: llf.M.I. ,.sl ,,, , ,
bread ina.le. f..r s.i at ot;,, ',.
If you want i he K.st ,.. , .
a ! 11 get a I'. .,!:,.,. , ,., '' ' "'
, ' "'AMIIKHS HARtiWAl'-K ', (1
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
v- cll ,is for bread it sat
isfies or your money back.
Pure White Flour is fer
Salo by the follow
piETcnants, price
K i.
ata
Geo. T. Hall S
W. M. ticen,
. A. Hell,
K. I). Mat lurk.
The Kugene (irocery "
C. II. Daniels.
- IVtir Johnson.
W. II. llx-iiiivter,
Colo A Wilson.
W. J. ;ilwon &
1. W. White,
KlMllltlllll tiroctTV.
l lllversit)- Home llaK-'H'
Flegnl llycbnrd. ,
Spring'"'1
on:.
i iw-"u
W. W. I'nsk. Irioo:
Arinltiige .V lni-
VADHAMS KERR BROS.
DISTRIBUTERS
Cetiii'.iny, ;.e ,t1ts. '
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