Eugene daily guard., March 02, 1908, Image 6

THE El' CE.VE DAILY GUAI1D, MOXDAY, MARCH 2, 100S
The Friendly StoreEugene's Best Store
New Spring Merchandise arriving daily by freight and express.
We invite you to inspect our spring goods
mm
TEe Friendly Store's Early Showing of
Newest Model in Goats,
Suits and Skirts
Htylea are t- I and tif lit fitting In three and four button Cut
away, BttiKle and double-breasted; plain and fancy effecla; regular
and Ilutterfly aloevea, nklrta gored and pleated, plain and ruffle
or atraped trimmed. The materials- are aerge, atrlpe panama,
fancy wornted Rajah. Clolha: colors, navy, browns, Copenhagen,
leather, tana, greens and black.- This la the largest variety and
the beat value we have ever offered ao early in the season;
Ladlen' and Misses' , ttOv
Suits $lu.fto and V
Ladles and Misses' Spring Jackets made of fancy and plain Coverts
In tana, graya and black pony and tlKhtfltting styleu and the long
loose colored bud white coata in wool and ailk materials. We
want you to visit tills department; there la lota of room and light
Coata to please
WORK RESUMED
ON-ELECTRIC LINE
" TO SPRINGFIELD
The Portland, Eugene & Eastern
Railway Company this morning plac
ed a force of about twenty men and
five teama to work on the Euxene
Springfleld trolley line. The force
will be Increased later on, when the
weather becomes better. The crosa
Ing to be placed at the Junction of the
line with the Southern Pacific Hall
way at the end of East Thirteenth
atreet will not be here for two weeka
yet, and the company figures that
with the present force the Una will
be completed to the railroad by that
time. Contractors an now figuring
on the trestle work to be built along
the bottom from Judklna' Point to
the bridge acrosa the river at Sprlng-
i field, for which L. N. Honey nae me
! contract and work on which will be
! gin. as soon aa the water la low
enough to permit of the laying tf
! concrete for the piera.
at vi2.no, vt.oo and
$5.00
The new dresa skirts-made from the most fashionable materials In
the newest styles, pleated and gjred, plain und trimmed; the
prlees begin at
Sit.rio up lit '
$30
New Waists.
Almost every new style and material, plain and checked lawns, Jap
Silk, Hajah and Taffeta Silks, black, white and cream; net waists,
plain and elaborately 'trimmed; long and short sleeves; button
front and back. C 1 C
Exceptional values at-75r. Vl.00 to pi J
All Ai.Ti:Wnoxs maik withoit kxtka'ciiaikjk hv orn
OWN TAIUIH. SATISFACTION Gl'AUAXTKliO..
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
1 In popular priced Clothing wo aliow n
at largo line of good serviceable, and wojltnndo
Sulla In plain blue, blnck, brown, grny and
funcy patterns.
" 100 absolutely all wool blue sergo Stilts
made of fine woven serge and either single
flt, breasted or double, cuffs on sleeve; plain or
fancy pocket peg top or regular punts. II. x
back or form fitting coat. Are exceptional!;
good values lit our price, $15.00; others ask
$20.01) for It,
Our $20.00 Suits have all the style of oth.
8t er clothiers; I'Jn.OO Suits, hand made bill
ion holes, hand filled collars and new broad
shoulders. Pattern III brown uud gray.
' - At l2ri.U0 we show u magnificent lino of
at fine brown and Inn worsteds, besides grays,
blacks, blues and materials are cheviots,
tweeds, casslinores, worsteds and vetoiirs.'
CITY NEWS
$10
$15
$20
ft ( blacks, blues und materials are cheviots, gH
tSWJ tweeds, cassltuurcs, worsteds and velours.' Atr J
FREE!! Next week, a camel hair clothes brush with suits
EUGENE'S
LARGEST
AND
BEST STORE"
S. H. FRIENDLY
$ior I .M
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592-594 Willamette St.
YOUR MONEY'S
WORTH OR
YOUR
MONEY BACK
H. E. Owen will resume his run as
conductor on the street railway line
tomorrow.
A carload of lime for L. N. Honey
and a ear for A. Lombard arrived
here this morning.
A carload of household goods ar
rived here last night from San Jose,
Cal., for Charles Maker.
Two more carloads of logB for the
Eugene Lumber Company arrived
down fronj Wildwood yesterday.
Ona Phelps and wife, of Mapleton.
will reside In Eugene for several
months this spring and have rented
rooina. ,
Another carload of brick arrived
hero yesterday from Koseburg for
Louis Sherman .to be used by blm in
building operations.
Dammon & Sternberg are erecting
their photograph tent on the vacant
lot Just west of Rankin's music store
on West Sixth street.
A high board fence Is being built
around the corral back of the Hangs
livery stable. This Is quite tin Im
provement, as the corral was an eye
sore before.
Miss E. Lenrned Is moving her mil
linery store form the Pratt building
lo the .Coleman building, one door
north o the old Chatubers-Orlstow
hank building.
Samuel Hoome, agent for tho Wells
Fargo ExpresH Company here, yester
day morning turned loose u number
of carrier pigeons which had been
sent up from 1'orlliind.
The work of laying stone for the
new Presbyterinn church Is progress
ing. It is thought that the plasterers
will be 04 work on the Interior of tht
building within n week's time.
Chief of Police Karrlngton has a
black and white dehorned cow In the
pound which he look up last Friday
and' will sell next Saturday If the
owner does not appear before then.
635.62, consisting of cash and prom
issory notes.
Koseburg Review: Jam- Price
son-in-law of Mrs. M. Ruckles, of this
city, and well known here, has In
veated 110,000 In property near M
gene. where, with his family, he will
reside. Mr. Price formerly lived at
Tacoma, Wash.
Mrs. Wheeler and Mrs. Bryson will
entertain the Congregational Aid So
ciety at the home of Mrs. hlr
510 Lawrence stree!, on Tuesda),
March 3d. 190S. A cordial Invita
tions Is extended to all members of
the church and congregation.
The Campbell-Fellman Company of
this city lost a carload of Iron beds
by fire Saturday. The beds were ship
ped by the Simmons Manufacturing
Company, of Chicago, and the car
burned somewhere en route, me
Chicago company stands the loss.
The regular engine used on the
Springfield and Wendling local
trains became crippled yesterday and
another engine had to be f?c"r;
from Koseburg before the Springfield
local could pull out of Eugene this
morning No. 2206 was sent and the
train left Eugene at 9 o'clock, two
hours late.
W. H. LaFayette. of Coeur d'Alene,
Idaho has been in Eugene for the
past several days and has decided to
locate here and. engage in the trans
fer business'. He leaves on this even
ing's train for home and will move
his family here about the tenth or
April. He will buy a tract of If nd
on the outskirts of the'flty, also a
residence -lot.
The work of raising the floor in
Kay's gun store was begun this morn
ing ad will occupy a greater part of
this week. The work of taking out
the goods was begun Saturday night
and continued all forenoon yester
day. The floor will be raised five
and a half Inches to make It level
with the Bidewalk In front, which was
raised when the pavement was laid
last summer.
Manager Ormond Beon, of the Uni
versity track team, announres that
the seat sale for the. indoor track
meet at the armory on the evening or
March 6. will open tomorrow at
Watts' Jewelry store. The first row
of the' balcony will be reserved, the
price being -BO cents. The general
admission will be 35 cents. Perhaps
30 or 0 men will take part In the va
rious events of the meet. The night
officially opens the spring track sea
son for The Oregon team. Wrestling
and- a tug-of-wnr will also be Included.
M. L CHURCH ORGANIZED
. AT IRVING YESTERDAY
NINETEEN MEMBERS TO START
WITH KKV. DOWN'S, OK .ITXC
TIOX, WILL St'PPLY Pl'LPIT
RwtKjrxErjra
PERSONALS
K. O. Suuiuels, of Male I, Is In the
city.
Joa. Nurre is home from n (rip to
Carroll, Iowa.
J. I. Phlllppl relumed this after
noon from n (rip north.
It. (1. Honey was down from tin
hen on business today.
Percy Patterson Is up from Port
land visiting hu mother.
Free Thomas cut lo Junction Cltj
this afternoon on business,
Mrs. J. M Shelley Is home from a
visit nt her (nun ul Ynnculhi.
WIUIhiu Lalidcs, of Cottage drove.
Is In the city (or a few days.
Claud Spencer came up lioin Pot;.
Inn I Inst night on a short trip.'
Frank Wsro relumed to Salem to
day ulter a short vlsll la Kugeiie.
' Mis. (iM-ar Rstril und little son arc
up from Portland oti a short l-.lt
t S. M. Ynran wits a pin.cnuer to
Portland on the noon train today.
L. M. DiiKuld nud L. A. Tobias, of
Mnrcoltl. v ore In the t-l;y yesterday.
Key. I. (!. Kllolts ivturncd lo Al
bany today after u visit In Eunonc.
Roy Morcan, of Springfield, relum
ed this afternoon from a trip north.
Lee Logan, wife nud child return
ed this uflcriionii from a visit at llul-
thls artemooti nud from ihiiv will
go up Into the mountains for a rest.
.Miss (Jetievleye Thorpe left Satur
day evening for Luck, Wis., where
she was called by the serious Illness
o her fathet. She tuny remain laere
during the summer.
jc'. 1 Mrs. J. M. Talley, of llond. after
j District Attorney V. S. MoKaddon a isit with her sister. Mrs. Ed I'luer,
lis up from Corvallls intruding clr- In Eugene, Wt nt to Springfield this
jrull court. ' afternoon and will visit there n lew-
Mr. and Mrs. II. P. Phlllppl. of Al- das before returning home.
'' bnny, ate visiting Miss Elisabeth IV S .Mi Dougnll Is home from Scnt
i llrenl lu Eugene. tie whor - he was railed on aeconnl
' A. A. Simmons and wife went to u( the nines of his daughter. She
; Cottage (li oye this afternoon (o he i was placed In a prhaje sanitarium
gone a couple or days. and was be'ter wN-n her lather let':..!
M, W. Weber and litlde. of Mar-; Miss D. M. English arrived here I The annual' meeting of Ihe Coin-
cola, returned this morning from last night to accept the position n niorrlal Club Ink. s lare next Mondav
trimmer (or llolton 1 Jenkins. , mil- at X p m. Adoption of bylaws, dec
liners. She Is from Chicabo. itum of officers, actlfin on fourteen
Key. J. W llrougher, 1 IV, minis-I new ipllcntlons and everal other
ler at tin. lute Icmplo, Portland,
arrived here this afternoon to begin
the union revival of the Pi esby;et Inn
and llaiitlst churches tonight at the
Baptist church. Dr. Ilrougher will
be the guest of Mr, and Mrs. C. S.
Frank; Ills subject tonight will be
Why lie Lost Ills Job " S, rvlc
( Special Correspondence.)
Irving, .March 2. An organization
of (ho Methodfst Episcopal church
was effected here Sunday, March Jst,
at 11 o'clock, with nineteen members,
Itev. Downs, of Junction City, presid
ing. J. II. Lnyne was elected class lend
er and E. W. Ziiniwalt steward; A. J.
Ziimwult. J, II. Lnyne and. V. K.
Wing, trustees, and W. It. Wing su
perintendent of Sunday school.
The organization will meet in the
church building belonging lo the M.
A. A. Simmons, the photographer. I E. South denomination until arrange
hns presented the Cointu Tclal Club i metus can be madj to secure n house
Promotion department with a beau- of their own. Key. Downs will con-
illrul plcurc of the I'll Ivi'isll y of Oi-'.tiniio to art iis pastor for the present.
I CKOIl lllhcu lloill lllu lull! lill
ANN'". NCEMF.X'I
J. M. Howe and .1. W. Iluoy have!
opened a real estate office in the!
building with .1. A. Maurer's
jewelry s'ore. number .".42 Wil
lamette street, where we would lie
Pleased to have all old fri. .ids win.
have properly lo si ll, both farm and
city, cal and liil same with us and
we will do our best to sell same
HOWE Ill'OV.
" e42 Willamette Street.
The plans drawn fr the addition
to the high st ho . I bv Anliii.vt John
llnuicl;ei- have been ae-.'in.-d hv the
ehooI board and bids for lii ere." i :n
ef the ad lit inn will soon he advtr'.i.-c.l
for.
The Ea-d Eleventh Street Improve
ment Club will 111 el Wednesday ev- :i
ing nt the promotion department of
Ilia Commercial Club at "::.a p. in.
sharp. That evening nt S p. in. Is
ladles' night.
D. S. McDougtill Is' moving his
tailor shop from the Pratt building,
which will be occupied by Kuyken
ilall's drug store, to die room one
(door cast of Yeriugtou's drug store
on East Ninth street.
JOHN INGHANfl SELLS '
HIS FINE FARMj
LOUS MOXTGOMEIty. PORTLAND j
CAPITALIST, MAKES lXVKST.j
MEXT IN' LAXE COUNTY KEAL
ESTATE
John Insham has sold his fine
r.tock and grain farm erght miles
southwest of Eugene, r Louis Mont
gomery, a capitalist, al Portlanrl.who
took possession of the place today.
The price nnid for It Is withheld
from the public, but ft fa. iindBrsbuod
that It la tar above what Mr. Ingham
paid for the place. The farm con
tains 74 0 acres of land, between 300
and 400 acres being In cultivation..
Mr. Montgomery will, ft Is under
stood, engage In the business of rais
ing blooded horses and; other- staolt
and will make extensive improve
ments on the place, erecting large
barns and probably a bungatow where
he and his family will reside during
the summer.
This Is one of the finest farms In
the county, and Mr. Montgomery Is
to be congratulated upon securing It.
He will be a valuable acquisition to
Lane county as a citizen, and the
people of the commonwealth welcome
hlnr to their midst.
.Mr. Ingham has moved to town and
will hereafter live at his residence,
76C High street.
! Hood's
ft- - 1 a -
In usual liquid or uw" Z"
Sarsaparilla
Mart S (TU
i. - " MIHJ
LESS Rn LAST MONTH
THAN IN FEB., 1907
E. O. Brlggs, local river observer,
furnishes .The Uuard with compara
tive figures on the height of the river
and the rainfall for February, 190",
and February, 190S. The highest
point Reached by the river, according
to the gangs at the red bridge In
this city, during February 1907,. was
19 feet 8 inches, and the total rain-,
fall for the month was 5.42 inches.
In February, 1908, the highest point
reached by the river was 6 feet 6
Inches, and the total rainfall was 2. 70
Inches.
I
11:
If you want a go cart with espec
ially good springs see our new Motv
umental line Just received from tlio
factory.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
From rheumatism, aches and' pains.
Your system will be free.
If you'll but take a nightry drink.
Of Holllster's Rocky Mountain
Tea.
New spring pattern?, of wall pnper
Just received. Last year's stock at
cost. Call and see
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
"kp vonl- h?i.s mv by feeding Se
curity Poultry Powder.
C.IA.MUEKS HARDWARE CO.
J. O. WATTS
Cot. 9th and Willamette Si
IT'S DELIGHTFUL
to use
OUR STATIONERY
Steel die stamped with your
Initial with envelopes to match.
SCMWARZSCH.'LD'S
Book Store
iii ii 0 ,,1 j
The Orpheum
Eugene's
Popular Play House
Two Changes
per neck.
Continuous performance Iral
7::ltl to 10.
PltOf.iiAM.MK.
ILLl'STIUTKD SI)X(.'-ItJ
Hollo of the Hall.
. .The Parkers in a TiroJt:
Sketch.
The Colored High lliill.
MOVIXt; PHTI KKS:
"On The Bl ink."
"The Coslumes ef the frt-l
times.'.'
"The Mounted Kitrhn."
OXK ACT I WItCi; -"uV
Haunted House."
On Suliii ilay nijihl tliw '
he three poii'nrniauci,!.
I'st Diamond Chick food for little
chlckotn.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Here's your chance to make good
Sn.vi.il sale of boys,' and girls' schcol !
shoes at Yor. ill's shoe store.
1 V?-wj-
1 fe.NGIkt
IS YOUR'
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BREAD Madcwfli
PURE
WHITE
FLOUR
their honeymoon i.e-r nioth.
John lltuiiMcker went lo Cottau.'j
llrove this afternoon on business In
(otiuectlou with some building eon-tradr.
K W. Hall coine up from Portland
todav nil business connected with the
P.uilaud, Eugene & Eastern Hallway
Company. ,
William Anderson, an. employe of
Preston ft Hales, went to 1'ivswell hcglii pi oiiipt ly at
1 inntters will come up.
;io.
dans Ptuler Haiiseti and Fred Niel
sen, natives of Ih iimrak, nud Halver
lla:en, native of Norway, have u;. .i
with the county clerk their deelai.i
tlon of Intenilon to become citizen-.
1 of I'ncle Sam's domain.
Wny liny new cot;.R when wo can
make your old ones look like n- iv
at Kimono !'xo Works. Sixth and Wi
l.unette streets. (f
Freh sard-n s e. d in Imik
I'll AM'tKHS II VltllWAUi: CO.
llleu:.
Acenrj for P. -tali
and lltooders.
CII.VMBERS IIARHWARK
li it lb ycu already know all c can tell ycu abcuiil-
H it IS'NT, you vant PURF. WHITE FLCUR in M
Kitchen Next Baking Day.
It makes the Whitest, Lightest Bread.
MAY TOUIV
Many Persons for Many Reasons
transact their business with tlila bank.
There are many reasons why vu hoiild have an account with
us there Is no reason why you cannot.
If you do not know the Importance of having a bank account,
rail In and let u tell yon about It.
We want your bnslii.n and on will appreciate II.
Tho high standard of service and (he liberal treatment accord
ed our customers la evidence of our appreciation of their pauon-
g. 1
May we not be of service lo you?
The Eugene Loan and Savings Bank
Capital end Mirplns HUHl.tHM)
W. K. KNOWN, President. P. W. ism It , , filer.
II A. PAINE. Vice President. V. V. IlltoW X, Ami. t a.bl.f.
lOHI I. AMI ISOY AL ItAKKIt Y
Bread, the best and healthl'it
bread made. For sale at Otto's.
Onion Sen
CHAMBERS IIARHWARK CO
ive.l
Large al.H-k portieres just rec
Also isce curtains
CHAMBERS H.4ti'ARE CO.
Here's your chance to make Rood
Special sale of boys' and girls' school
slim' at Yoran'a shoe store.
Sheep slcar ng utacMne and knife
harpeneis. New model Jut recely-ed.
CHAMBERS II Vl!!iVAKE CO.
Paiilus II. Newell, nientloiied a Jew
idas ao by The (tililrd as contenn.'.i-1
Ini; ninitlng for the nomination .fj
assessor on the Republican ticket. !
:has filed his petition with the county
j clerk. . .
I A big banner advertising the,
Ilrougher revival meeting, at the
Baptist church has been hung across
nvillaniette slrcet at the Intersection
'of Eighth. It hear the words.
I "Hear Ilrougher."
V. A (.ressntan. a student of t!ie
Kusene IHvlnlly Schwl. won the nud
al ai'the oraloriei' e.uitst at liram
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w ith harness and w.i
young row giving s',
two Jersov ca!es
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is made c f Selected Scotch
Fife Wheat, by patent pro
cess and is strictly High
Grade. Use Pure White Flour
for pastry and cakes ' as
well as for bread-it sat
isfies or your money back.
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Washing M lil ne
Kee It st
dine
l'rw in Brlstow, 1. L. Coo 1,1,
and S B, trakin. ai'ieaisers of tli,:
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