Eugene daily guard., February 29, 1908, Image 8

THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD, BATl'RDAY, FEBRl'ARY 20, 1008
TFrivmdlyStore-EugeneAgentsKato and College Brand Clothj
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SEND BY MAIL FOA SAMPLE OR MERCHANDISE
Pay Just $1 for Shirts No More
We show the name rubrics in our 11.00 line that other furnishers
charge you 9 1 .2.1 and l.r.0 for. Why? Our great purchasing
power enahleg us to buy for less and our enormous rales make It
profitable for us to sell for less. Most every man In town knows
that. Just received 15 dozen new tan asd brown check Madras
Shirts made with or without cuffs pleated front and coat atyle.
these Slilrtu all worth
$1.50, Our Regular Price is $ 1 .00
Men's Belts. Latest Styles 50c
At 00c we show Pioneer and Crown belts In black, tan, brown, red,
blue and (jrayj njndy with copjicr, bras or pickle buckle and In
"harrow and wide width. Other Belts In Alligator and Seal,
at from 7.1c to 82.00
i
50c Four-in-Hands and Bows 25c
Notice window display of new brown 4 In hand and bow ties; they
are niuilu of good silk, stitched ends and equal to other stoics'
50(1 Ties.
Varsity Hats $3.00
Our new "Varsity" Mat are remarkably clever In design and color
ing. The quality ncciiunts for our bin business on them. New
shades Bombay, green, lizard and sable browns. Koanoku tan.
You would Kladly pay S 3 . r 0 for these but the
Varsity Hat, never is more than $3.00
Some Day You'll Need Hosiery
so why not Investigate the merits Of Humpty-Dumpty Hosiery at 15c
now and be prepared. They have double heels, toes and bo I us
v' and cost 15c. Sensational patterns In n j rr
mon's fancy half I lose at Zoc and jU
Sale White Goods
5000 Yards India Linon, a yd 5c
Wo offer 5000 yards fine white India l.lnon, worth 7 1-2 cents a yd.
20 Inches wide nl this low price; buy nil you want; If you can't
come Head fur It, won't last long,
Yard ,v
Other Inillu l.ltion specially pi-lred ut
9c, lie, 14c, 18c, 27c and 32c
$3 German Linen Napkins $2.10
100 dozen 23 Inch sliver blenched (icrmnu linen Napkins; ten pat
terns; this Is the greatest sale of pure linen napkins ever of
' ferud In lOugoiic. lie sure you got your share.
13.00 values, per (logon $2.10
25c Linen Huck Towels ea. 17c
Largo hemmed Jdnon Muck Towels, white and colored
borders; Sac' viilucs; special, each 17c
50c Corset Covers
each 25c
Kiiday and Monday we offer SO
dozen flue runthrle corset covers,
trimmed In lain and embroidery;
roVs of Insertion down front; iinn
leta trimmed with lace; loose ami
tlght-Hlllng slues. aU to Hi. Iluy
day and Saturday all you want at
tills very low price. Values tu !iur;
y.iur choice, each li.lc
Wonderful values In muslin
Hklrts, Ciowus, liinwcrs, etc at ;!."ie
to $S,tfll, Splendidly made mid
perfect fllllnK garments.
Spring Annonncfenient, Special Sales
Every day New Spring Goods are arriving. Every Department
is showing 'an assortment of beautiful goods representing the
newest effects in novel designs. Everything that is light and a'ry the newest shades - off
the old and on with the new. is the order now - the entire store is in readiness to supply you
with the newest and most fashionable styles in Ready-to-Wear Apparel for Women. Men and
Children Dress Goods,' Silks, Cotton Goods, Trimmings, Etc Your early inspection is
solicited. "WELCOME."
Km Friendly Stor's Early Showing of
Newest Model in Coats,
Suits and Skirts
Stiles are semi and tifht fitting in three and four button Cut
away, single and double-breasted; plain and fancy effects; regular
ana butterfly sleeves, skirts gored and pleated, plain and rutne
or straped trimmed. The materials are serge, stripe Panama,
fancy worsted CJah cloths; colors, navy, browns, Copenhagen,
leather, tans, greens and black. This Is the largest variety and
, the best values we have ever offered bo early in the season;
Ladles' and Misses' tOI
Suits HtlO.r.O and ' V '
Ladles and .Misses' Spring Jackets made of fancy and plain Coverts
In tans, gravB and black pony and tightfltting styles and ths long
loose colored and white coats In wool and Bilk materials. We
wamt you to visit this department; there is lots of room and light
Coats to please y C (
at 4Uli.no, 7.oo and xJU.VV
The new dresB skirts made from the most fashionable materials In
the newest Btyles, pleated and gored, plain and trimmed; the
prices begin at flP4
3.0 up to ?Jv
New Waists..
Almost every new stvle and material, plain and checked lawns, Jap
Silk, Rajah and Taffeta 8llk8, black, white and cream; net waists,
plain and elaborately trimmed; long and short sleeves; button
front and bark. T 'C
Exceptional values at 7.V, $1.00 to p I J
ALL ALTKHATIONS MADE WITHOUT KXTKA CIIAIMIK BY OCR
OWN TAILOK. SATISFACTION Ol AKAXTKKI).
TEe Friendly Store's Early Showing of
Snappy Styles in Men's and Boys' Suits
The New Spring Suits are Elaborate
in Design and Pattern and Our
Prices Exceptionally Low
at.
$10
at
$15
at
$20
at,
$25
FREE!!
In popular priced Clothing wo bIiow n
IiirKu Una of good serviceable, and wellimide at
Stilts In j) la In blue, black,' brown, gray and
fancy pattoriiH,
100 absolutely all wool blue scrne Suits
mudo of ftno woven Bergo and either single
breasted or double, cuffs on sleeve; plain or Qfj
fancy pocket peg top or regular pants. IIjx
back or form fitting coat. Are exceptlonall;
good values at our price, $15.00; others ask
120.00 for it.
Our $20.00 Suits have all the style of oth
er' clothiers; li.no Suits, hand made but- at
ton hiiles, hand filled collars and new nr.ind
shoulders. Pattern in brown and gray.
At $2.i.oo we shv a magnificent line of
fine brown and tan worsteds, besides grays, at
blacks, blues and materials are cheviots
tweeds, casslnieres, worsteds and velours.
$10
$15
$20
$25
Next week, a carxel hair clothrs brusK with suits
to5 1 M
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EUGENE'S
LARGEST
AND
BEST bTORfc.
S. H. FRJENDL
392-594 Willamette St.
YOUR MONEY'S
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YOUR
MONEY BACK
. .T 1 AI C11 IC1I -vxvs .
Tbi Friendly store .-i iuan afKiiVG COODj
Splendid Values in Spring Hos
Hundreds ot pairs of the
newest shades to match your
new dress; tans, browns, bluea,
whites, greens, reds, gray, pink, .
mals, lavender, purple, In plain
Lash, lace and embroidered. Our
hosiery stock Is tlu most com
plete In Oregon out side of '
Portland; almost anything yo i
want In regular and extra siz
es and the values ar-3 as good
as anywhere in America. Hose
for women at 10c to $8 a pr.
Hose for , children at 10c
to 50c a pair, ine price oi every pair is guaranteea. s,.4 U3 your
mall orders or telephone Main 1. Agents celebrated Wayne Kci
Hose, Poney and Rawhlds Stocking. ' '
Kabo Corsets New Spring iModels
You can see all the new Corset models at our counters now and you
ought to see them before selecting your new spring, suit. ye ,ave
B1.SO l!ie 1jU .llill gllcl CLlt:. v e Iiicimuu me IVUUO D'JCaUSC Slt'a.
drness of waist and extremely long hips is the keynote of tie
- spring styles, and to this tendency the "Kabo"' lends Its graco.
fully tapering waist lines. Kabo models at $1.00,. gi.no,
$:(..-( and $5.00.
Dainty and Pretty
vVash Fabrics For Spring
As fresh and bright as spring flowers are these new and jiretl;
wash fabrics; designs on soft, sheer materials every shade is
pleasjng colors the kind that makes beautiful Suit
and Waists for women and dainty dresses for children. These
new fabrics are -not expensive every yardis marked exception
ally low and the variety is all one could wish
Ginghams
8Kc to 25c
About 200 pieces fine dress
Ginghams in stripes, checks,
and plaids in blues, pinks,
reds, greens, grays, etc; dark
and light colorings, 2 7 to 3 4
inches wide.
36-in Linen
Suiting 25c
Comes in grays, browns, blues,
green, lavender, pink, etc.,.
for skirts, waists or suits
and only, yd 2."c
Two Thread
Voile 25c
Washable cotton Voile comes b
navy, white, tan, rhaniiiape,
brown,, leather, light blip,
etc;29 Inches wide; t!i:
quality that I usually soM
for 35c at, yard iv
Fancy Lawns
at W:
Dainty figured Lawns in lUit
and dark colors at Itl l--c
yd: Dimities, etc., at,
vd V to 2V
Bright New Silks and Suitings
The planning of your new Suit and selecting of material is fa.-:
ating. Many women are choosing now, materials now from t
handsome novelties Just arrived at Frlendly's.
All of the winning weaves and dainly designs cuvfuily r!;'--'"""
hundred of samples, are here represented in i .'.i- fat :
b.tiiin, coloring;-.
.n wi: y. silk- in:.-.
27-ii. ;i il'irnia'.! h' in tans,
bh.i- . ii-.,wr, gray anil
"'". :'! Otic
XfiVKIiTV SIKS ;( t- si.:
An iinnionso vavi.
silks for Sui'.-: ai:.!
at, yard
i m.:
Novvliy Wool Dress Goods
at 5?ic to 1.00
l' ' ' ' vc.-s In one, two and three lone:! i.f !'.:: 10
' ' ' ' ' i;i !.rvn,8. navys, Coiienhagens. e:v. n. : -
CITY NEWS
In 111.' illy. l, p:ild J. W. (io.l
1iii a vlult at a iihh-iiiik held 'bl..
alteruoon.
Tile repirsriuntlv,'! of t!e "I'lllon
MIh.hIou Aruty" were In Ihe eliy tir-
duy xollrlting aid.
for vainer of the tuvaa!. lv. Ilvowu. lor ir ihe ,'luiii-fi at Diynipia. Wash.,
assisted by llr. 'tium. luM'loriued tile eleven sucre.ssive .ears iMi'Vlous to
opei ai Ion. coming in Kiigene.
llrlek work on I lie II11II11 Jilt, k :
rom K'd loJny. ! M, joel Clin k, of C.rnnt. In...
Is III the (loner. il hospital, w Ii.mo she
A. Wllll.inis, d)utnnl elii iiil of
Ihe ti. A. K. f this deuilliui'li!. is
lui4 ri-eeuily uiiilergoiie an operailon
Mllll 'I
Many Persons for Many Reasons
transact their business with this bank. x
There r many ir'nminn hy yni hould have an aceounl with
u there Is no rean why 'u lannol.
If you do not know the linpiirtanoe of having a bunk nreonut,
rail lo and let u tell you aboul It.
We ant your liulinj and we will appreciate It.
The hlilh standard of rvlie ami Ihe liberal treatment accord-
fA out customers l evld 'nes of our appreciation of their patron-
May it mil ho of service lo you?
The Eugene Loan and Savings Bank
Caiillsl anil urpl" Iimi,(MM
W. K 1IIWWN, I'rrslilrnt. K. W. OSIlfHN. fa.hlrr.
I) A I'AINK. Vlre I'nwiilent. W. W. HltllWN. Asst. (sulilrr.
Another larlo'id of sinno fir ihe
new Mlvlnlty Sehool building i . i t v.-.t
last eening from taKlalld.
V. II. Sens' boiisebolit gotuU ar
i(ed lioin I'ortl.iinl yestei.lay. Mr.
Sears lias ivicntlv itrihed here to re
side. Pr ite.nar w. S. Iliiiiins and Ills tmi-
s.ic pupils gave an excellent recital
111 the Woodman hall last evening be
fore n large audience.
A number of itlrl stud-tits of the
High school gave a leap year parly at
the I'uilcrwooct skating rink lasi
night. 1 It was a vvi v eiijovnble af
fair. Tomorrow sill be the sixth anni
versary of the Uetinnlng of Hev J
8 Mri slluni a pastorate at Ihe First
Christian church In this city. lie
will deliver the annixeoaty serin n
at the forenoon servtce. Ourlug his
pastorate there have been !trt addi
tions to the church, not counting
those Added duriiiM the flri leu
months of his posiorate. The church
clerk who has the records tor these
months Is ,'in n( the city sad Ihe lis
ares are not ehlalnsble llll he re
' turns. Mr. McCallnm served as pas-
A delegation 01 I, rams Pass pro
pie, headed by ,1. T. Tall, lonneilj
I sup rlntendent of the Hoo1ll-kelH
: sawmill at Springfield, was her - a
1 few davjl ngo lnspee;iltg l-llgene'?
; luivenii-m and securing data as 10 Ii
'csl. "i'hev were si'lit by Ihe conn -i;
of that CK? itud liuule the oh'eu ot
tthelr visa known to nobody ec. ;m
U'lly Knglneer Wagner, who gave
!!hcm all the Information as to c-.:si.
i etc , tbe asked lol . tii aills Pass N
1 allot ti er ot orogiyi's progressive cities
which has the paving fever.
j Prank Marckeltie today Instituted
suit In ihe circuit court against his
wife. Sarah, for divorce and for the
custody of their two minor chtllren.
They were married at Creswell. lame
eoiitilv- l..i,u.' 1 lstll l'h .1...
lendant alleges that his w ife deserted
him In liouglas county in July. Is;.
and tun her .alleges that she has b -en
guilty of adulterous relations with
j one Andrew Hutucvl. who Is now In
ithe county jail at Kugcne s'ivlug a
isenteiiiv for Ihe crime, and his wife
Is In the city Jnll of Collage C.r.ive
serving a similar sentence J.. S.
Medlex is attorney for the plaintiff.
The Kugene high school debating
team won over the talent high sehool
team a! 1 -e ; 1:'
tile deenlon ot 111.
to one I, l:.i- iu- s
lion ilea: : d .is 1 1
reprcs. n ,iti. 11.
I' hi' two
Til-
i" i'-i'-: :,. . , : i. r of Oregon couf-r-a.
.1 ;:t I I a. v. an 1
'" I' 1 '"i itniiai.iu serv,.-e l.il-
"iii : ;!,. iiminlti! M.nnon.
1 0-1 ( liiiicb ,,1 ciirit. s.-ieiiiit
in lit 11 m:i: ii 1 s. X
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" ln 'eK uis. " i;;,!;!' I v ' in
Peace " Wilson, an 1 ".Iiil.i'at,. 1 1, o ;
"'den In 1 1,. inonilng ... m,..,,.
bi rs will !,.. re.vixe.1 and ,,n-
nillllinn sev i, e held rl .,, .
"'.'' l! V'.l flings ' -e
Keadv" Slindav si hr a- u, ' '
"d Y. P S l- K. at ,t :m ;. ',
il'otdial im;t,iri,oi l.i a'.
I . HaplM ( luinb tl ( -,.,
'v Mr A II ,, ,' .'.
;,'";'! :: .',ar.,r. ;'.;,!,
3 P- . a union tiM 11,, , -i. , .
ail ehinvhe. and snnd.n 1, o' s , 1'
. drecd by Mrs fr , ,-, , .
11 V P 1 . - . . ,n
; ' ' ' ' union n-vlx .,.r.
i he ot Presbyterian :nl ,.,.,ru.
iChlirches. seimon In Mr W-j.-',,
, l l.H.,1 lln-thre,; ( liurv-,-,- r
iltell, pastor. Kev. K. W j,0 , ,
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ceiling meeting
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-1 111 in I: Holy C'hii
111. . Sunday S. hool at
inni'inl.in and terman
'g pr;n-'r and sermon
- :s and ilsitars car-
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t meal I revOyteH,,,, ( ,nr.H. i!
sl Mn.li S-reei. H. x. MUI1 ,,.
'ii'.d,i S.hool at 4.-, .,. v
a- h.:t.. ,,. Preaching bv 'the
"I'll the H.lllllsl eh,ir..h ... - .1.1 .
s :ie rev va ni,ieiit,.,a
vespers and se":n ,n. . '' ' " ,.:
ten dcvolions e.l:n - ; -!1 '
":;!o i. 111.
. . l-'iiirmotnil Pi-evlo I lian
C. A. W.-oi.y. pa-: .. :'
a. 111. and 7 : Sil p. 1:: :
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M-ilinlist t'liui : h ;l '
Trimble, past or.- '
n:4a a. 111.: imsto: ' ! ,s .
n. m.. "A Sp.-rial X- -P.
111., the fifth "f J' '. ':
Poosl fur Ktim ne ' ,:' '
Tyj'e f Homes V. .v I '
J '.iro', 1 2 in. slue' ' i ' :- (
p. 1.1. Professor 1 1 ":
c :oir lead ihe sl-g: '
. .. . -- -' meetings.
hriMian ( buei-i, ., s M,.(-allum,
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atlMir , br,-..t. x, OTsrrell
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If you want a g i
lally good springs se
umental line jus: re
factory. . r ai
CHA.MHEUS WAKP-"'fc
From rheiiniatisni. :e ' ,rJ "
Your system wiii -e
If you'll hut take a r '''
Ot Holllster's Rocky
Tea.
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jljua:'
, 11''
New sprlns padie- "' ',1 I
Just received. !.!"' : -'' '"
cost. Call and see
CHAM IIEHS
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Make ;.our hens tsy t f"JJ'"
cnrltv Ponlfrv Pew '. . ,ny
-. and 10:30
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