Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, March 03, 1908, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Textthe "Btafetf'E hXivr gcard. Tvesdav, Mn(Jif 1908 The Friendly Store Eugene's Best Store New Spring Merchandise arriving daily by freight and express. We invite you to inspect our spring goods TEe Friendly Store's Early Showing of Newest Model in Coats, Suits and Skirts ' Htyle am itnl and tlrht fitting In three ard four button Out . away, single and double-breasted; plain and fancy effects; regular and Butterfly sleeves, skirts Kored and pleated, plain and ruffle or straped trimmed. Tbe materials are serge, stripe Panama, fancy worsted Kajah Clolbs; colors, navy, browns, Copenhagen, leather, tans, greens and black. Thla Is tbe largest variety and the best values we, have ever offered. ao' early In tbe aeason; LAdlee' and Misses' Suits 110.50 and . PVJ Ladles and MUses' Spring Jackets made of fancy and plain CovertB In tans, grays and black pony and tlgbtfitting styles and. the long loose colored and white coats In wool and silk materials. We want you to visit this department; there Is lots of room and light Coats to please P C (f at I2.no, HT.MO and 3V)V7 Tbe new dress skirts made from the moat fashionable materials In the newest styles, pleated and gored, plain and . trimmed; the prices begin at $11.50 up to $30 New Waists.. Almost every new style and material, plain and chocked lawns, Jap Hllk. Kalab and Taffeta Bilks, black, white and cream: net wnlsta,. plain and elaborately trimmed; lonq and short sleeves; button front and back. , tie .pis 1.00 Exceptional values at 75c, $i. . A IX AI.TKHATIfJNH MADK WITHOUT K.XTKA CIIAWiK 11V Oin OWN TAIIiOlt. SATISFACTION (ilAJUXTEKO. . TSk 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 In popular priced Clothing we show a at , largo Una of good serviceable, and wellmude Suits In plain bluo, black, brown, gray and fancy patterns. 100 absolutely all wool blue serge Suits. ' , mudo of fine woven sorgo and either single Ot breasted or double, cuffs on sic wo; plain or fancy pocket im'K top or regulnr pants.- mix back or form fitting coat. Aro exceptlonnll: Rood value nt our price, $15.00; others nsk ' ,40.00 for It. Our $20.00 Suits have all the style' of o th at er clothiers; $l!l.00 Suits, band .made but ton holes, hand filled collars nnd new broad shoulllors.' Pattern In brown and gray. At $:!rioo wovshow n hiugnlflt'ont lino of &t fine brown and tan worsteds, besides gruys, bltiukav blues and materials are cheviots, tweeds, citsHtmureK, worsteds and velours.-. at. $10 $15 $20 $10 CLUB PREPARING FOR STATE GRANGE CONVENTION The board of governors of the Com mercial Club at Its meeting last night appointed a committee of three, con sisting of P I.. CamDbell. D. A. Paine I and E. O. Potter, to arrange for hotel rates and a ball for tbe state grange meeting, which will be held In Eu gene May 12th to 16tb. Enthusiastic replies from several commercial bodies In Oregon, In an swer to the letter sent out by the pro motion department, asking the sup port of tbe University appropriation, were submitted to the board. Correspondence with the rose fes tival committee at Portland was sub mitted, also a design for a float, but the 'board decided that the price ask- i ed for tha float -would be too costly an Investment, and Bonie other way or participating will be devised. wheat"market . takes big jump Chicago, March 3. The wheat market became very Btrong In the last hour, ad- vanolng from two to three cents above the low point. Thla was due largely to buy- lng operations of the leading , bull May went up to tl.ufl 3-8, closing snong, May, $1.00 1-0; July, 95 1-4; Sep- tember, 92 1-4. at, $15 at. $20 at f aj blnukav blues and materials are cheviots, a av j4&J tweeds, casslmures, worsteds and velours.-. FREE!! Next week, a camel hair clothes brush with suits ... f"HtJ.'-; VgM ; 4- . I r- MM MMmWVW Wnch, aged 18, both EUGENE'S LARGEST AND BEST STORE & H. FR.IENDL1 f 392-594 Willamette St. YOUR MONEY'S WORTH OR ' YOUR MONEY BACK CITY NEWS j exhibition "I the meeting of Hut Kant waft brought lo the Kugene hospital , Klcveuth Street liupiMVouiont Club i ami hud tlh- fracture reduced. ! Wednesday night- II. h. Orr, deputy supremo chief Tim Klks' minstrels will alv n I ranger of the Independent Order of grand parade on Willamette street at! Foresters, la In the city lor the pui- Houaehold good for .Mrs. C, A. firings front Marcvla and I). K. Knrn hatn, from 'i'Wi iita. Idaho, arrived hero today. ,V . ' noon Thursday. Fifty Klks In full I minstrel titiltorm will ho In Hue. Do not fall to see It. poeo of organizing n lodge In Albanv lie organised a lodge In Kugene last I week. Albany Herald. lturlon C. Adams, who recently ' ! bought a house and lot from David K .K. Hume, who arrived here re-' I. Ink In Kugeno, has decided to go ronlly. la loading his household goods i Into business In Pendleton and will lor llrooks, Marlon ooiiu,!)1, where ho . move his family there Immediately, eipscts to resl(u. - , ,' ' 1 The old depot was placed on rol- J. II. Taylor, the efficient night op. lora today ready to be moved to Its orator at the H P. demit. Is taking a 1 new location. The sills of the hulld- layou anu v. n. u noiiy, irom vou-' nm were u unuij romn umi u ii involving ItiO acres of land In the uiu.min.iuniai.il"!-. , ,i.ii,.iin ! nniier Sills aw river vllv 1. ...... I Dr. llroughor. the Portland inltiln ter who Is holding a revival meeting .it the Huptlst church, will speak at the I'nlverslty assembly tomorrow forenoon on the subject, 'AII Hair and llnrkbono." The public Is, In vited to attend. The homestead contest cane of Miss Hlrdlnn Meredith vs. Mrs. Knimu Wv- (liMirge K. f?ronor Is" grand .Jury lialllfr al the circuit court, frank Ar ullage l court bailiff and J. M. Howe and Bhellon Jenkins jury bailiffs. A aplendld palm will arrive here at : hold. Felix, the young sou of U. Ilauer, residing north of the city on the rlv- er road, was skating on the tl.ior of i the old pavilion at Hangs' park with rniiir ssHiea. .ie ""."" i" street extension case has b irn. nil- KSi nun nil kiiuii, . . ,,.,,.,,,,.. .... ,, liefnre I'.-S. Commissioner W. V. inisins loilay. I.. Illlyeu Is the at lortiey for Mrs. Wyer and I. N. Mar bsugh for Miss Meredith. A notice of appeal In Miss Hazel N. pt Eugene. Company C. will give another'dance on Thursday, March 12, also a basket ball game the same evening with the Drain team. E. Bottenburg, aged 73, was today committed to 'the insane asylum by County Judge Chrisman. Ho was ex amined by Drs. F. W. Prentice and George Wall. The unfortunate man has been In feoble tnlnd for over a year and his condition is due to old ago and worry over the death of his wife. The Pacific Coast Timber Company today Instituted suit In the circuit court against Mattls Momb, to com pel the specific performance of a contract to sell a certain piece of land. Willinms & Bean are the at torneys for the plaintiff. At the meeting of Company C last night civil officers were elected as follows: Captain Willoughby, pre siding officer; Corporal William Wil liams, secretary; Private Wllshlre llristow, treasurer. Sergeant W. C. Evans, Sergeant William Nenl, Cor pornl Paul Bond and Private Bolton llaiuble comprise the board of con trol. President TI. F. McCornnr'k, of the I.ane County Fruit and Vegetable Growers' Association, 'will give an account of the cal association's work lit the Horticultural Society meeting, Sulnrday, March 7. 10. 11. Shepnrd, editor of "Better Fruit" and manager of the Hood river union, will explain how Hood River got Its reputation. Dr. Philip nartle, of this city, is III from appendicitis at Acme. He was culled there a few days ago to see a patient and when he reached there he was taken 111. A phono mes sage has been, sent to his brother. Dr. Ira Harllu, at Coqullle City, to come to Acme by boat. As the dis tance Is not great he probably lias niiixru uieru ny 1111s UIIIC. t PFHHONAIJ ' $. S. C. Sumner, of Wendllng, Is In Eugene today. O. H. Miller, of Drain, is lnEu gene on business. . Kev. M. C. Wire Is quite 111 at his home in thlB city. ,,,., Chaa. S. Pogue, of Lowell, Is In the city on business. ' William Peraman came down Irom Cottage Grove today. Hon. G. N. Castle, of Saginaw, was in the city yesterday. B. C. Suit, of Forest Grove, Is in Eugene on business. C. h. Eaton 1s down from Jasper attending circuit court. Geo. 8. Barr, of Salem, Is In Eu gene on business today, y J. D. Fields returned last night from a trip to Portland. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. West are hoT.c from their California trip. Mrs. Sarah E.- Parmenter, of Wal ker, Is in the city on, business. J., h. Zeigler left today for points north on one of hlB regular trips. E. W. Hall returned to Portland today after a business visit here. Baxter Yaung, of Fall Creek, was In Eugene yesterday and today, B. A. Washburne was over from Springfield today on business. Joe Huddleston, mayor of Ping Vang, Is In the city on business. W. J. Hill Is In Portland on busi ness connected with Hill's gun staie. E. W. Thompson and E. E. Barrow, of Junction City, are in Eugene to day. ' C. O. Peterson left today dn a trip to Oregon City and Portland on busi ness. C. H. Hales and wife are home from a trip to their ranch at Fa!! Bert McKIbben, of Cottage Grove, was an arrival here on the noon train today. Frank Arehart, of Junction, has accepted a chair In George Sovern's barber shop.. John C. Parker', of Portland, after a' short visit In Eugene, returned noma todav. ..... W. H. Walker, of Jaspr, paid The Guard a visit last evening. He left for home tiay. Miss Georgia . Parker came down from Dexter on the noon train today to visit relatives. M. S. Hubble is some worse, we are sorry to state, and visitor are. not allowed to see him. J. A. Emmitt, of Drain, was an ar rival here on. this mornings eariy train from the south. Mrs. L. M. Goodwin and Miss Har grave, of Ashland, were arrivals In Eugene this afternoon. Miss Grace Hytand went to Junc tion City this afternoon to visit her sister, Mrs. Bud Kompp. Oscar Nelson and wife, of Wend llng are In the city, having arrived on the local last evening. H, J. Frills, of tirand Rapids, Mich arrived here last night to transact some business. Potter Palmer, Jr., and W. A. Sumner returned this afternoon from a business trip to Portland. J. F. Walker arrived on the noon train yesterday from Walker. He has business In the circuit court. William Kyle, William Bryn and i-W. J. Kylo arrived out from. Flor ence last night on business. - I. S. Day and A. Warden, of lvlson, arrived in Epgene last night nnd will spend several days In the city. . Claud Davis arrived in Eugene from Seattle .Sunday night. 4o visit relatives and friends a few days. . Mrs. J. F.. Noland cuirie down from Creswell on the noon train to visit her slater. Mrs. W. T. Campbell. Salem Journal: Mrs. C. H. Pick ett is returning to her home in Eiv gene after a short visit with friends in this cltv. C. L. Willinms. of Wildwood, is in the city on business connected with the log supply for the Eugene Lumber Company's mill. Miss Sophie , Werthelmer, of San Francisco, arrived last evening on a visit to Mrs. 11. W. DeSticca. She will remain several weeks. Lieutenant .1. M. Kelso, Jr., was up from Portland yesterday look'ng after affairs connected with the U. S. recruiting station here. Corvallis Gazette: Rev. (. S. O. Humbert, of Kugene. fortneriv, nas- TARGET liA.VGK GRAFT TAK js KNOCKED OUT. 100 DoseT? . j . .... In thfi " UOUU1 (lIQUldl fiil-m. - . noirtoraydTigYheionslderatni nd eoual.y enecUv.' oXe army appropriation bin hat Washington Feb. 29. A veiled , in the nckard iffiS, Oil ., UJ . ,.tnia er emnlnve ! I I II I LiB4tj- I K-V- to. Vnf uence of the ! l." 6 S $ i..-ic.t. with a view to selling . . j.T-r t a government tract of land near Washington D. C. for a target range. An appropriation of SSoO.OOO tor 6 000 acres was provided for which. Mann denounced as far beyond its value. He thought there had been, undue temptation for somebody. He, at once aroused the ire of Young,! who, springing to the defense of the, committee on military affairs. indlgH nantly denied that any member of It . had been, approached by any one but j the .secretary of war or his Bubord-j lnates. The provision was stricken, out on a point of order. The army appropriation bill was shortly after- wards passed. The total amount car- j rled was 8.757,S66. Onion Sets. , , , CHAMBERS HARDWARB OO. , Large stock portieres Just received. Also lace curtains. ' CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. Sheep snear!ng macnlnes and knife sharpeners. New model just recelv- 6d' CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. Sunshine Washing Machines drive away the blues. See It at CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. ii - It Is designed to give the enlisted men in tbe army a ten per .cent In crease tn pay. That will enable them to buy a new pair of socks apiece and one drink at tbe old canteen i Positively cored hy these xutue mis. Thpv also relieve DIs- tTnss Irani DvsDCDSla. In- ' !;esi(m and Too HeuiJ Z-jUrg; A penect rem toy tor Dtalness, Ksnsca, Drowsiness, Baa Tosta la the Vonth. Ooate Tongue, Pain In the Sldei Itobpid liykr. Thej CARTER'S llTTLE IVER PILLS. ruralst tse Bowels. Purely Vegetable. SMALL PILL SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE CARTERS IVER j PILLS. - Genuine Must Bear Fac-Simile Signature REFUSE SUBSTITUTES 3 JT O. WATTS Cor. 9th and Willamtttt St Madame Dean's! Pills. FRENCH FEMALE A Safb, Certain He- , LIEF FOR BC P PRESS KD Ikn$tkl-ation. NEVER KHOWH TO FAIL. Biff! Hun.'! Hiody! Satisfaction Guyr antcod or Muiil'V Ut'fuixlfd. Bent prc pltl forSl.iOpiTlnjx. Will send them outdid, to lo paid fur when relieved, Samples Freo, Jurist on (retting tho ppiiulDe, nccept no BtibMiluU'. J I' your driiKxiL dtK's uut hixvm ibeiu scud your orders to 1 tio UKITED UEDICAL CO., Boi 74, UncistirLfa. Sold in Eugene by W. L Delano IF YOU NEED Groceries ;.'"'. WE HAVE THEM A full line of Grocetia Flour and Feed, Tin and Grartiteware. t Headquai- ters tor White Kivcrrlout, ' Candies Nuts and Oranges J. W. WHITE . The Grocer Corner "5ih and Willamette Su Phone Red 4611 ; HALL &. bHUMWAY, ! Piunibiug ano sewer work. IfAlno eonenil jut Niir InJ tia urd elioBt lion work. Iron work proui ittaa 1 1 Oarry h full hn or plamhlnir flxtnrm Phone lllack lS'ti sm wiimmutte it Every tar MARVEL VhirliM i i The ww ir Aik fnr drarelit ttr u. If ti. rfinnolBUPi.Jy the KIAKVKL. .ecfpt no oui.r. i.ut senu iiAuin ror IHmtnilrd book ...W. Ttiriret full .tftrllfflllam .nil .llrtinn. In. 4 B. iMr...uw luUku Lune-Llavls Drug to., o utortf. Woodward. CUrkP On- Fl Hiilph Knhlnson has ri'tnrnod from ii trlii to HuKcmi, whero hi hi'lped hla folks park for moving to I'urt liuul. Mrs. KdIiIiisoii nnd dmmliior H'U-ni imsslnn- tliroiiKh tills noun fori mm city. Jtr. Kolilnson reports nr riiiiirtnint. lu.liii. niii.l.. f.ir ..n ........ slon from KiiKi'iiu to Albany, u ris:i-j 1"r. "f. 11,0 rhl l!"i' church of this tar u llliunr'to oooslt-r, nt sonu- early duti". Coma on and v will d.i imr lirst In iliiini; tho net coiirtoous. tiuny Doinoirnl. city, WHS rCIU'WlllK old frli-nilsliln. Im Corvallis the last of the week. ! VI j l 1. ... . , -Al """ .uiiuiews, wno w.is op-' enited upon for cancer of the stotr ach several weeks ago, has been r". ..... moved from the Kuuene linn,.i - .: shop conducted liv Ms father ll,'.nomt',"n West Ninth street. Inmiitte afreet In this city foi . KV'",Ka an Marter, well known , n.ir. uiiMiiK coiutiieted a revival meetltiK nt the M. E. rhurch a vear ' or more brii, was In Kugene todav, i lloorge .Marx has purchased the nnriMr on v. iiinmiitte street In this cltv for many yi-r. (iconic Ijas worked In the shop for auroral years past, and U a ttl,,r,.,,i.lt ,,ptlu. I.. hlu II.... i .1... ... .'. ' 1 havlnir stunned nff hi'. ..''' nr., in iiiiiMMieo io retire',. , ''. " "lo uom . from the business noon on account of' M,,'l, "' Lorvallis. III heallhi He has been at the old Lorvll linette: Mr8. Mrris stand for a Iouk time and nil the old ' ' '" vi,l,l"K relatives In Kuisen.'.' residents, as well as the new. will ! 7" !" 111 "h l'lemlk-ltls Tliurs mlss him isreafly. He will be at the! ay lu'r husband was hastilvi shop, however, off and on for some i S""",,1"",M '"I" city Thursda'v. time vet. I oeninc to he ut the bedside ' ' nusenurg .News: K. C. S.mdersnn : mMmm :.. -li rmif. WHITE Uiif. WHITER MS YOUR BREAD Madewiih PURE WHITE FLOUR qnc, iron, California ,., Im. P.nced on I., his ,ef, arm below the elbow,- He ' , ,. u(, ..V,,!; V(J JiTtha, ode'a new The street railway company has ordered a new switch to be pm in where the present one is nn i.,i the Olive I Kleventh street. A. Welch went over n filed the lines a few davs acn inH ud ... It. Klnonld dissatisfied with the nreaenl n,.., Many Persons for Many Reasons tranaaet their bualneaa with thla bank. There aro many reaaona why you should hare an account with uslaers la no reason why you cannot. If you do not know the Importance, ot having a bank account, call In and lot ua tell you about It, Wa want your buatneaa and will appreciate It. Tha blah alandard of service and tha liberal treatment accord ad our ruatomera la evidence of our appreciation of their patron- . May wa not be of aervlre to you? The Eugene Loan and Savings Bank Capital and aurt'l" tliMMMMI W. K. HIWWX. rmldrnl. V. W. OsiU'ltV. Chirr. I. A. I-AINK. Vice rir.lilent. V. V. HIltlWN. Ami. laxhlrr. h Totter and Williams (lean are the nttorneya for the appellants and City Attorney S, I). Allen for the city. Knur acreaue tract In the Mlalr tree! addition have been sold dnrlnn the past wek. one each lo Raymond Habh and Horace Itiirnett and two to K. C. Duaaleiix. The OreKon Land Company made the last named ale Mr. Duaalex will build a good real deuce there thla spring. Kroni all Indications there will he "atandlnx room only" by the time I the rnrtaln rises at the Kugene thea at once. Tha switch ns 11 Is makes derailment probable at any time the brakes fall to hold and the car strikes the turn with too great speed. The turn In the new switch will be so gradual that speed of the cam will not have to be reduced nearly so much. On tho advice of hit pnvairlan. Rev. l, A. lllalr, founder and pastor of Vernon I'rMhyterlan chureh. Port land, who has been aufferlng from nervoua prostration, tendered hit res ignation yesterday, to take effect on April 1. Hla request was granted with tre toiiUhl. "The Vlr.i.n.n " i. .-"' ""' 'e i monins Mr Of the stellar rtr,.tl.,. ,K.. h..... . l .rn," '' 'ilt appeared al the Kugene theatre this! season, and fhe way the seats are' selling shows how the Kugene thea-i lesuieut or the Divinity School at r-ugene. was In the city last evening as the guest of eKv. 11. w Hans He L'" ,n'sm"ri,t"K 'r the rock qu'arrv near Wilbur on business in connec-1 lion with the new school bulldlim be-1 ins em-ted In Kugene. I Ire-goers show. apprevlatc fttstclass Company r, basketball team w; Play he Hraln city team Elllt ' on inursilay. March 12. Afier .h.,1 game a big dance will be given. ' !..!' yo"wn tea cart with espec-! inlly gwd aprlng, our new CHAM11KHS HARDWARE CO. i chlckeTanU;n;i r"ChU r'' for Httlt CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. ! Fresh gardrn seed In hn'k 'H.lBKItSJlARUWAkE CO. '""I,a UT I'eta if;. I...... lers. 'iiea.ors, OHAMllKRS HASnWARi: CO. If it IS you already know all' wc can tell vcu abcutit If it IS'NT, you want PURE WHITE FLOUR in H "Kitchen Next Baking Day.' It makes the Whitest, Lightest Bread. A marriage license was Issued to day to llowatd Weru ager 31, and church costing $.i50u and secured membership of Id:.. He will remain and Hroode i loruauii. air.i on me rennciy ofi his health he will resume pulpit i won. roriiauii Telegram. Kev ' v., lllalr was former!, pastor of i he . 7 I'-'!'crn Cumberland l'rl.',.. chim h In . r ' , 1 ' KiiKrne. , .. ""'I ' I 1HA.MHKRS HARDWARE CO. "f wall p.i;,..r ar's si,Hk at PURE WHITE FLOUR is made cf Selected Scotch Fife W heat, by patent pro. cess and is strictly High Gradc. Use Pure White Flour for paStry anJ cakcs a$ well as for bread-it sat isfies or your money back. While FlOOT Bt Sale by the folio! Merchants, pnce' " per sack fJeo. T. Hull V. M. tireen, W.'A. Ilrll. K. 1. Matlock. The Kugene (JrocerT Co. C. I. Itonlrls, Teter Johnsn, V. H. Iemster, f'ola Wilson, W. J. filbson J. W. While, Fonntain tirocery, I nlveraity Home Bal'T. (i. H. Irish Hegal i JJir W. V. Kawk. I"" Armltnp "vl ,1 F WADHAMS & KERR BROS DISTRIBUTERS