Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, February 20, 1908, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextWfi 'ticUtisi DAiUr vvaru. thckhday. fkuri ary ao, io THE FRIENDLY STORE -:- Tfie Store With the Money Back Policy -:- THE FRIENDLY STORE m Friendly store 1 43 d Friday Surprise Sale WE WELCOME TO EUGENE THE C. E. CONVENTIONS John B. Stetson Spring Hats are here in the latest shapes and shades sizes 6 to $4.00, $5.00 and $6.00 Young Men's Nobby Suits for Early Buyers age 13 to 20. Clothes that are different from the ordinary kind that the fellow who wears them is at once noticed by the correctness r-f his apparel. The latest modelv the newest patterns, and best of all the lowest pri.es. $10.00 to $25.00 Early Spring 2-piece Suits for Boys 8 to J 6 Our first shipment of Boys' Ready Made Suits have arrived and those who have been watting; for Elk Brand Suits can inspect them tomorrow. The new materials are Valours, Cheviots, and Fancy Cassimeers and Tweeds, and the colors ate tan, brown, gray and the always popular blue serge. Prices $2.50 to $7.50 s A Sea of Embroidery for Half Price io i:.Mitnoii)i:itv, . fiOQ yards of fine embroidery and Insertion, 1 to 4 inches wide; values to fic; on sale; ! cial; at yurd :ic 2(lc kmhimiiiki:v, 12c 1000 yards fine Nainsook and cambric embroidery, 3 to 9 inches wide; splendid values to 20c; sale price . . 12c 40c EMBROIDERY. 25c Wide flouncing and corset cover embroidery and Insertion; value to 50c; on sale tomorrow at. a yard -"' for c Friendly's Matchless Ladies Black Hose 25c a pair Children's Rawhide Stockings 2 pairs for 25c l,ACI0 ITIITAIXH U VHH'K Ono rlnr.oil pairs Nottingham and net enrtiilns; only one pair of a pattern; slightly soiled; on sale regular prices. COIIHET COVEItH, !2ol 25 down lace mid ctnbrild cry trimmed corset covers; sires i'i to 411; values up to fjilc; sale price U.V co'ksit covehs, T-ii I'lalii cambric corset covers, all sires; ureal values at tills low price, each l-e MIHI.IX SKIIITS $1.25 niusllu iietllcoats, lace and embroidery trimmed, at this lo price, each ..... .HNc (IOXVXH AT Bile mill l.Mi Hplendld assortment ladles' muslin downs . . .Vie mill I. till NKXV DIIKHH iiOOliS, fide New mohair, Batiste, Pnnn ma, etc., In plain and shadow stripes, in the new browns, blues, tans, etc; beautiful final ity at this price, yard..,. .Vic NEW WAKII (.(lOIIS DaAns of new weaves, as well as the staples, such as voile, ginghams, cotton suit ings, Rajah, etc., the new shade Cnpcuhiiucn, browns, greens, lavender; mift. materials suitable for waists and dresses for women and children. Vl.ttft lll.ACIi TAFFETA, 1He Two pieces only; fine soft black chiffon, tafrelii, silk, '.1(1 inches wide for dresses or skirls; $1.25 value; the yard IIMc Bay White Goods Tomorrow giWfiSiiSrl expect and will do all the business on India Linon.if values are considered. t ihe prices we quote this big lot will not last long so b: sure to gfit your share while there is plenty. Prices 5c, 7'At, 1 1c, 14c, 18c and 26c a yd $ t pKIWOXALa .... taking liood't Sarsaparilla when , f T T T T t . . . . . ,,, take IL Iu. Your Duty is to fiTJJ - But von cannot ha ,,. .. :. ' .. " I" Tin hi... . i c Morss. of Cottage Grove, Is in eppetlt headache, nerTowneJZ ,h citv for a day or so. reeiiiig-uy meae ana other sb, T1 ,Jh v. smith was called to Port-, m demands Hood's. c-iTUr- land on business today. . i Clow of Health--., ia Dexter Sparks is down from uiuo pour, blnce iim H.is"; i . .iUJU l have more color lu niy fMZ. TviLi , River City on business. . well. and work is . pL S"f j 'J Jas Sea vey returned this afternoon . Uowaiid. Taunton. Mass. " i. 'Tm 'ciVand0. of M.rta.i.&WP are in the city on business iSSTSIft TlSti Mrs. J. C. Nicholson, of Donna, haa ,urri, wm civv nlf 'l!""" 2 spent last nisht in Eugene. . Was. Wiluax SI-vau-. l-vkJiS".' Attorney J. E. Young, of Cottage Always Praise-"! 8r.tto.kWc r.wive. was in the city today. I P-iU Tours mo. aiu,.g?1'st T F. uennett anu wuc n"v to ravor oi it. u. uowueuL. 31, .wi Lowell, Mass. "Ierrr fjw Ha sey tooay 011 a - . . ti,wi'. c.,..m. . . i Mr And Mrs A C. Dixon went to 1 - ' soia evemr i Portland to'dav' on a short visit. 1 1 the usual UuuUl. or In table (or 1 .Mrs Gilbert Tyson returned this I Sarsatabs. WO Doses One Don,. "T 1 Miss Bean, of Salem, Is in the city, " She guest 01 Miss Maude Morris. .-... I M W. Weber, the Marcola mer- . AVNOrXC'KMEXT i chant, was in Eugene over night, j , ! Pete Howe is home from Portland, J. M. Howe and J. w. Buor w where he has been for several weeks, openea a real estate office In Z .. i H,..n fr.mi thn bulldlne with- .1 a .. " I n;. Pj. riyiaim o " " " 7 ,", ., , "' Jiaureri home Dlace at Lowell lor a tew uays. .- uuinuer 542 . .. . 1, - f.,ti...ii nl.uor Inlnnlt fitrppt a-lu,-n .... . r rea Jiouneu, iue ..-., - r '-"'c e wou j . L-..w-iu.-.i nn htis- nleased to have hII nt.i ,t. .. ; is on a irip iu -wh - -- " ""iaav iness. ",',D i "' 00111 faraj Miss Lou Renshaw left today on a city, call and list same with ., . .. .!.,. n. Onlam n I . fl I W 14 Will d (I Olll llOUt t,. n..M Visit Willi menus at. ooicu. - BUY SILKS ON FRIDAY For 143d ? rid ly Surprise Sale we offar 100 New Spring WaisC and Suiting Silks at very Low Prices $1.00 and $1.25 Fancy Silk yd 80c This lnr!in1i'B lilt 1h in Kprinn'ti BtylcH in stci-k Koului'itH, Itajjih, ((.; all tho w shtifls in bhu-k ttiul whit HlrljuM, cht'ckM, l'J ami 7 lining wi.lc: $1.00 to $1.25 OA valuc; tt(Mial, yard . .O Vv $1.50 and $1.75 Fancy Silk $1.35 lieuiilifnl aHsortnu'tit of sulln Kouliirils In -cIiihIvo (Iii'hb piittcniri and by the yard dnt i. I'lTHiann, He.; valued to $l.7.r; V C ttKM'ialt tin; yard p 1 All oIIht fancy hIIUh n-dnn m! for Friday only. I'laitlM ami fijuiriMl uiiiM jwittiTiiH, $1.00 Messalme Silk 85c 'otnes III all the dark and light shades, for street and evening waists and dresses; OF Day Friday at OjC 90c Colored Taffetas 78c Our entifo stock of 1 !)!() colored Taffetas, comes In almost, every lllit, and dark shade, !ll)c quality on sale Friday Surprise Sale 78c Black Wool Goods at $1.00 KO-lnch Chiffon Panama Wool Taffeta, French serge, llatiste, In )la)n and phantom striiies ' and checks. Eugene'i Largest and Best Store. Your cnoney's worth or your money back. S. H. FRIENDLY 392-594 Willamette St. Agents for Dent's Gloves, Kabo Corsets, Moncybak Silks, Priestley's Dress Goods, Wayne Knit Hosiery, Schloss and College Brand Clothing. i-orilaud. . Mrs. L. I.. Warnock returned today tr from a visit at Goshen. She was ac companied by her mother, Mrs. V. 11. j Mathews. Mrs. E. A. Farrlngton returned , I home lust night from a visit at Hed I lands, Cal. William and Foster Steele, after l a visit in ICisene, left today for their ! homo in i ..i a ii j . K, O. I'i'bey left today Tur his farm in Umatilla county. He will stop ja I f.'W days at Portland. I Carl liuhrop, George E. Birdseye I and Vera Hymers arrived here last night from Grants l'ass. ! E. Ho.-nlidt'k, of Albany, was in i Eugene today on business. ! Dan H. Kite and Jno. A. Wetzell, ! of Ashland, are in the city, having ar rived on this morning s early train. City Attorney S. D. Allen returned last night from Salem, where he had business before the supreme court. C. O. Uean arrived here from Ray-; mond, Wash., today to attend the fu neral of his mother, Mrs. Julia Bean. C. Goodell, of Portland, who has been in Eugene a few days on husi- ! ness, returned to the metropolis to ! day. V. S. Mateer arrived last night from Nampa, Idaho, to attend the 111- neral of Ills father-in-law, William ! Ilrownlee. ' ! .Mrs. Dora Mode, who was operated I upon at the General hospital a few. ! days ago for appendicitis, is reeover ; ing rapidly. . ! j Kev. G. S. O. Humbert returned1 ' this afternoon from a trip to Lew l iston, Idaho, in the interests of the ; Divinity School. j ' J. T. Martin, of Atchison, Kansas, is in the city, having arrived here yesterday to look over the country ; with a view of locating. J. It. Henn and wile came up from Portland last night to be present at Ihe funeral cf Mr. Bean's mother, ;Mrs. Julia. Ilcan.'tomoirow. i Miss Adele McMurren, a well- known graduate of the University of uregon. with the class of 10(, is in Eugene from Baker City on a visit. flnm.. 542 Willamette Street. T n .on nhli.,., . ... .. . uuigc auil'iLicii oi ainlllj, and llnnlonni liiat p,.n..i...j CHAMBERS H ARDWAHE CO Ti . Ti I j rtut.t- . - nhlnlrano Wn oo- .,lt UlU ..c t.aii itu uu WI.V . CHAMBEUS HAUDWARK CO See the Uean spray pump before buying. Pumps at all prices and pre pared sulphur sprav. CHAMBERS HARDiVARE CO. Warner tunes pianos. Leave or ders at Morris' Music Store. tf HAND PAINTED. V.I11 i J. O. WATTS i , Cor. 9th and Willamette Si. CITY NEWS leased room 8 In the lleckwlth block, cliards in l.une county, and Mr. Slier- nsk tho patronage of the loyal public, formerly occupied by I. II. Hlniihaui, bnmly Is to on rongi'iu uiuied uf.iu he- which Includes the "h. testers. " the and are opening an idtli e there. curing possession ut u. working class and all who will' enjoy " ! a good wholesome dinner. Price Nearly all the business houses In A petition for the nomination ot cents. The pneeds of this dinner the city had one or more "C. K." ein- Thomas K. ('aiiiiiicll, of I'otitigo will be used for a special charitable m in men' snow n imiiows niuaj. mine, ns raiiiitau coiiiuussiooet- is purpose, which w ill be reported lilt nouiu ill i lit, net in ill limn 111 iniiiiu in lieillg II it II 111 1 1 II 111 r.UK lie 1 r.u- and llie convention are unite elanoiiiie. gene Pierce. .Mr. I aiuplu ll Is now - i iioidlug that ofticu by virtue o( up- The fixtures In Ihe Svarverud real polutiueiit hy lue gov, ruin, u.ni oev..a the Eugene market, 71 West Eighth eaiaie oiuce were nioveu tunny 10 me i no puue again at the regui..r etui- tmiruilltf. imii ii Ol J . 11. V lui'iiiilii. in i iioiii uiey 111)11. ! beloiig. They will be stored away f lugs arrived there until some one else has use for, T. H. Luckey, of the Luckey plun Nicklin Neal today shipped earluud of chlitliu hark to the East Fresh smelt and salmon trout lit: slni'l, every hope, to the credit of the booming "help one ativ'ther" spirit that pertnentes the air of Eugene. Remember, on Washington's llkth day, February 22. t'omiiililee. The basketball game Saturday night at the armory between Albany Tu-,1 lntit-,1 rum down from Wllilwooil lor llie r.ugenu um mm i seveuieein n auu ilium- high mid Eugene high promises to be Lumber Comimny last evening. eiie sireeis. was so unfortunate as to ,, t ... u,sl ,.V).nlv matched ; I . W. Evans took the civil service get the loretinger ot ms i.u iiaiui guiues of the season bv a cotni.aiii.Mi The llnshuell hops which were examination lor editorial ilerk In tlie.cuught In a Inui planer, or Jointer, of scores. Salem defeated Albany bv liinmht the other day by Kola Nels, of government census bureau. John 1.. I uesnny wilu inc lean t thai ihe nv ,, lmnt ,vi,ti,, ),,, ,i,.t,."ilt-il Salem, were delivered at the Hunn IMIIitril. secretary of the local board member was clipped oil ul the second Eugene bv seven points. Both of the ware ho ii today. of examiners, conducted tho examina tion at the courthouse today. K. J. Frsslcr has on exhibition at, Ills real estate oftbe two ostrich eggs lt.v. John t". Coleman, IV 1 . pre sent here from his ostrich farm near siding elder of the Adl.sn M K Han liiego, Cal. They are quite n cu- church, was In Eugene today collect rloslty. lug money with which lo pay off the debt of the church al Salem. He Joseph K. Yiiung. Justice or the seemed to meet with good success. peace of Cottnue Grove pri-cluet. to day llled hi" petition lor reiionilna- McMurplu yX' Hiiuh report the nl Hon on the Republican ticket. of itie T. I'. Sumner ilace of 22 seres two miles iiortnwi-st of town Jesi Hounds and I'mi iigbsbv. lo Charles Sherlmndv lor IIihih. limber crtilsern and ilenleis, lime This Is one ot Ihe finest fruit or- Joint. IM. Ii iiijiii y A. I nine alloiuicd the games were played at Salem, mid al Ihotigh it stiows Albany to have the strongest team, Eugene will have the Mis. I.ouelln M. Cox was today ap- advantage of plailng In their own pointed guar, line of h.-r minor c h ill and have g.iod reason to believe men who are entitled to receive from .her will capture this tame, which Ii llie estate n tneir biMiner, iiany .i. thr Inst of the W. t). 1. A series and Hanson, deceased, the sum ot ll'tiim. . losrs t). local high school basket- I he children are as follow s: Herbert hall season. F. Hanson, May E. Gilson ..uvmc X. Hanson, la Cox. I he Uiuelle E. Cox, l.elt- rei.idt a: M.ucola. IT'S UNREASONABLE IT IS UNREASON AIM. E for a voiins insn to iiipose that he ran set himself up In good payln business without some rnpllnl lo Invest In the, enterprise. Perhaps this lack of ready funds has been the cause ot your working lor some one else Insiesd of yourself for these insny years. An sccount with Ibis bank will afford you a convenient, safe and altogether ideal method u k.-eplng your surplus funds where they will grow Into a tun that In time will make Kisllile your success In business. lltbers have succeeded In this way; you can lo. Tho Eugene Loan (Sl S wings Bank r.i.ibi .trd iij: Capital anil snrplirV f I iin.llilil w. v., imowx. rn-iiietn. It. .. PAIM".. Vice I'reslil. nt. F. W. iisllt U. i nlib r. W. W, Ilium X, Awl. Curlier. Hunter K Wlllougliby, the electri cal supply dealers, this atternoou strung u big ' t'. E." sign adorned with rid and white electric lights across WtltameUo strei-t lu iron, m The Guard ottlce. It w ill lie a pretty thing alter night and will attract as much attention as did the row ot lu candcsicni lights which the firm strung along iho halt block last Mon day uiglil. Mis Eureka V!!lets. ui Junction City, was exaiuhied as to her sanity this artrrnoou slid committed to the alum at Sal. in. The examining phvsii uns were I. W. n,,.H and . I.. Chohlre, au.l tho examination was e.oidueli d belore Count Judge Chrinuill Mrs. Wlllets is as.sl 44 years and tinsels her thlul i- niniir. mint. The ot her liisamtv is Complete change of program night at the Oiphcum. - ; 4- titlOl) CIIAXCK TO ADVERTISE I1USIXKSS The p:ig,. of small ads primed lu The Guard yester day will he run in The Guard, with slight changes, once a week (Fridays I. and in t bi weekly e.lltlon for the next the next month. The price will be made very reasonable, and the advertisements should prove quite effec tive the way they are classi fied and arranged and every business man who was over looked by the canvasser will be given space if he will hand bis copy Into the business of fice, rutting oven nothing but your simple business card en this pase for a month will be much better than painting yenr name on a tenee or the side of a barn. Not less than IS. nnn regular readers will see It here every week -and the cost will he scarcely worth mentioning. ! 1 ; y IS YOUR aMi5If lutw.uaf.i.iib.i illiUiftia )y. .Sep ffiPUItf. WHITE! BREAD Madewith PURE WHITE FLOUR If it IS ycu already know all wc can tell ycu abcut it. II it IS'NT. ycu want PURE WHITE FLOUR in your Kitchen Next Eakir.g Day. It makes the Whitest, Lightest Bread. I'tllt SALE ItV OWNER Kiigene's Idg hous-fnrnishers sell for c.ih or installments , , oi, c """. !,,u, '""'"' to save you ,"i'ti uiiiiiiiiiK mi mi r.n-i ietiiii mirii, , iui i'y('iv inii'i' l le in. r ,,,r 111,.. It'.vlltlt f....t VI. S fill! Hi... ... ., , , ' ' , i .i in, iiniii .i.,.. so elctit-room collate and two lots curlalns. ami In f , ,M street. cany lace ot on North Mill street. Inqulr J. J. W ALTON. l.aw lfflce, elJ Wlliainet:e St ni'il .... iioiim' or otiiee. f.iui.'.. . man Companv. the only , !,,,. nl,d couipieie housefurnlshers In Esn,.. A i M ice e;w White . ! ! made m.u V.nes . le,i K;e, fa ml', v Hie ,1., I... n. Th.. s r.!l,i 1. et J. J II L Mo Ot Jill! livery housekeeH.r In Lane coinu will be glad lo learn that one of Eu- 1' I W, 7;h gear's big and pi oreilve firms car ries a big line of upholstering .iod. tickings, etc . and have also a. Lie. I a fine upbolstei log depart nient. Two of Ihe best tlpholsterei s mid mattress i in.iKeis ill ine suite nae oeen e;n- ret-! ploied and tile fo nt aim unices tl.at t.e,- tti.i ate re.nlv to remake ma-1 1 es.,.s (v.,,. or reupU.iN' ,-r i.ui.h.s. e.aitvi . S. -T linvtbltli-. Ml thl I't... 1" .r !' I 1 'it l.'M l.iil e i".- i- ,.1) a , ! T ..lliire llia.li- I'll, ' il a I. w I i i . I.i ..He V.m .e( .rn'.'V. I f,.p fl,v is. genuine pianola play, l-T.'i: now sellihe' I'eeular 17 St, ''wing tn.i kti..Kii a 'Id for l'i.lll.i ,s h in i ;i i the are the King ( :IM IM .-11,1 PURE WHITE FI.OUH is made c iiclectcd Scotch File Wheat, by patent pro cess ana is strictly High Grade. Use Pure White Flour for pastry and cakes as cl! as for bread-it sat isfies cr your mcr.ey back. Pure White Flour isfcr Sala by the following Merchants, price $1-5 per sack f;po. T. Hall .V. S XV. M. ;rM'ii, XV. A. Hell. K. 1. Matlock. Tlie Eugene Grocery I ". C. II. Ihiuiels. Peter .lollllson, XV. H. Itiniiter. Co XVilsoii, XV. .1. ;ili.n .V Sen, J. XV. XXTilte. Foil ill il I ll 4inH'T. l iilvemlty Home Ua-cry. ITegut ltycliar.1. w nrill-l" Ml' XV. XV. Knk. I"i"- Armilnae .V Hai-. t r, " UP'. VADKAMS KEilR BUGS. in .. I.. . .i , : .-i, m i . i,, , at the A. U hali an 1 ,.ainc HllltlMIMDI'11'tMHOIM D!STRIEUrPv