Eugene daily guard., March 05, 1908, Image 8

TUB Kl'CEXK DAILY GUARD. THURSDAY, MARCH B, 108
Friendls Matchless
25c Hose Are Best
New Plain and Stripe
Suiting Linen
a yard 2JZ
The Friendly Store
145th FRIDAY
SURPRISE SALE
Kabo Corsets are Best
No Brass Eyelets
CITY NEWS
ShangUi Silk in all the
new colors
a yard
50c
Eugene's Largest and
Best Cloak and Suit Store
Ladies' tailored Suits, Wraps and Sklrta (or Spring, 1908, aro
hure and almost every day the express bring something
new. The styles aro plain and fancy, trimmed in Bilk,
l9ce and fancy braid. They are very attractive because
the cuts are so different to those shown during the past
few seasons. We Invite you to visit this department.
$3.50 CoatSweatars $2.98
We place on sale Friday 4 dozen, absolutely all wool
coat sweaters in five colors, white, blue, black, green and red.
The are made extra long and have large white buttons.
Ladies', Men's and Boys' Sizes.
$5.00 White CjiL Sweaters Friday $4.25
These are made of the fines'. wool, extra Jong And with 2 pockets,
come in white only.
College
Men
more aooui
fcfftd clothes than
anybody else. 1 hey
wear
IX('7Made in N k-w "York Cit-v
CM Cloths -that KEEP M.rOCauDg."
College
Brand
Clothes
If you can't-.go
to College you
can g6 to College
Brand Clothes
and have that
smart appear
ance. 'Suits $15.00
to $35.00
Our newest colors are
browns, tans and blue
grays. We have 'varsity
HATS to match.
$3.00
Three Hosiery
Specials
25c Boys' Ribbed Hose, a pair 10c
15 dozen boys' heavy ribbed ose, sizes 5 1-2 to 10; made of fine
long fiber cotton; sold regularly at 25c a pair; on f
sale while they last, pair ,,, vC
J5c Infants' Wool Hose, a pair 5c
B dozen only Infant's Heavy nibbed Wool Hose, sizes S and 5 1-2;
only 15c quality, a pair Sir
25c Lace arid Embroidery Hose 15c
25 dozen ladles' lace and embroidered Hose, black Willi colored em
broidered figures; 25c values,
Special, a pair, only 1 JC
Special Lot Embroidered Hose 25c
,n QiJjf F UL ' !
-v wrpui. 1 UJL A 1USC, d Jctll JJt
10 dozen celebrated Wayne Knit Brand white foot and sop; HosoS
made of fine Mocco yarn for men; none better at any jirluo;
50c nuallly at this low prlcj, for two days P
only, a pair . , , , , JjC
$ 1 .25 Fine Wool Voile 75c
43 Inch fine Marguerltte all wool Voile; one of the most fashionable
dress fabrics for spring wear; comes In dark green, Reseda
green, light blue, grey, cream, black etc; all good fashionable
shades -and only one piece of each
1.25 quality, a yard 1 1 ; ""'
60c Fancy Mohairs, yd 50c
Como In white and colors, stripes, checks and figures;
- splendid values, speelul, a yard . . . . i " Sue
$1.25 White Lawn
WaisLs, each 98c
10 dozen now while lawn waists, short and long sleeves; open front
or bac k; trimmed In lace or emliroldory; all sizes CJPtp
32 to 44; $1.25 values, each .W.
$ 1 0.00 Dress
Skirts, each $3.50
t dozen ladles' Dress Skirts, made of plaid ''and 'fancy material;
pleated and gored styles; Values 'to III). (HI, QL'X 5fl
Special, each JWi
Agents for Money Back Silks
Kabo Corsets, Wayne Knit Hosiery,
Schloss and College Brand Clothing;.
S. H. FRIENDLY
592-594 Willomette St.
Eug-ene's' Largest and Best Store.
Your Mbneys', Worth
or Your Money B.ick
I'KKHONAI.N
'
Charles Noel came up from Port
land last nlglil.
Edward Mix, of Mnrcnlu, Is 111 the
city tin business.
J. ('. Goodnlc, Jr., of Salem, is In
the city on business.
(loo. W. Groves, of Lakotii, N.1 11.,
arrived hero yesterday.
K. II. Buck, of Monroe, Wash., is
In the city on huslnc.-is.
W. II. Ilylaud and wife aro down
from Lowell on business.
II. 11. Flsk returned today from a
business trip to Rosehurg.
W. W. Martin came up trom Salem
this afternoon on business.
tl. I,. Coffey, of Nebraska, is regis
tered tit the Hoffman House.1,
W. 0. Ilmttim, of Canon City, Col.,
.rrlvetl In Eugene last night.
F. E. Dunn returned this after
noon from a trip to Cortland
K. II. Cos, of lht HiHitli-KxIlv I. tun-.
ber Company, arrived here this morn
ing from California. .
It. K, Mason rainn In from the
south today on the noon train.
It. J. Klrkwood returned today
from a trip to Southern Oregon.
J. W. Ilobbs, deputy Internal rovo
onuo collector. Is on n trip south.
lieo. I,, tlllfrey, of Cn-swell, was
In tlio city on business yesterday.
tleo. II. Newman and wife, of
Searchlight, Nov., aro In the city.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Fisher arrived
down from Mnrcnla last evening.
Newton Johnson Is up from Port
land vlslllng bis mother, Mrs. K. K.
Goodman.
It. M. Dotinhno Is up from Port
land on business connected with a
lawsuit.
H. H. Klncald urrlve.l homo this
afternoon from a business trip to
Portland.
Miss l.ou Keushaw returned this
afternoon from a visit with friend
tit Salem.
Hon. .Win. I. Kenton, tho well
known Southern Paellle attorney, of
Portland, is lu thy city, acting as
The Successful Farmer of Today
who dooi not possess n bnnk account Is an exception.
To no one Is a cheeking account more of a luxury.
It solves the problem of always having funds In convenient
form, of making exact change and revolving a receipt for tho
amount when the check Is returned after being paid at the bank.
Home men even now persist In carrying money on their persons
they aro tho ones wo read of In papers as having boon "held up'"
anil robbed.
A bank account Is tho best burglary Insurance and it costs
you nothing lo take out a policy.
We will appreciate your patronage and treat you right.
The, Eugene Loan and Savings Bank
Capital anil surplus IMIMMMM)
W. K. IIHOWX. Problem. V. W. ONIU'KV, ( s.liler.
I). A. PA INK. Vice I'rraloViil. W. W. WlliVW, Ami. insltlor.
.
counsel for the company In the duni
ago suit brought by M. .1. D.iyle.
ra O. llurkhohner. wife and millili
ter, of Creslou, Iowa, arrived here
lust night.
"Pug" Huntley Is on a trip to Alas
ka, having shipped with a fishing ves
sel as cook. i
Slate Labor Conniils.i'o'iot O, " I
Hoff Is In tho city from Salem on of
ficial business.
Mrs. H. A. Washburne. of Spring,
field, returned this afternoon from a
trip to Portland.
II. Lurch came down from Cottage
drove on the noon train today to take
lu the Elks' nilnstr Is. j
J. N. Nlms. recently from Minne
sota, has taken a position as clerk'
in Green's grocery store.
F. Carman. .1. K. McHrldc and E.
W. Sharp, S. P. men of Rosebiirg.
were In the city last night.
.1. W. Maker arrived down from
Cottage llrovo on the noon train to
day to attend the minstrels. I
Miss Jano Mitchell, after a visit'
with friends In Eugene, returned
homo to Pleasant Hill this after-1
noon, " I
Hr. Wright Lee came up from Juno.'
Hon City this afternoon to visit his
brothers, .County Clerk Leo and
Claud Lee. t
H. H Kirk and wife came In from:
Halsey this afternoon to visit at thej
homo of their daughter, Mrs. C. E.
tiulllford.
W. II. Nesmlth returned this af-l
ternoon from a trip to Polk county
and Portland. Ho has boon In the I
Hlue Itlvor mining dlstiict all winter.1
Fred hay, . C. Morris and C. W I
Martyn, of Portland, aro hero In tho
Interests of tho big damage case I
against tnr 8. I . Co.
. Roger II. Slnnott and Michael
IHiylo aro hero from Tho Hallos In
the Interests of the damage suit of
lo) lo vs. tho 8, P. Co.
George Itrneher. of tho Storev
ltraeher Lumber Company, of Port
land, and his father-in-law. Mr. I,
of luhuiue, Iowa, were In the cm
tod.iv. ging souih on the aftern en
(rain.
WIM.Iamn- CAKIMt'.H' n.M.VK
WITH .-MtNICA anil WII'CII HAHI
The best salvo In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, tet
ter, chapped hands nud all skin erupt.
Hons. Uuarnuteed to give satisfaction
or money refunded. Sold by Linn
Drug Co. Williams Mfg Co.. props.,
How sbo Won Hhu. It's the pret
ty winsome face that is leading most
men to the aliar. So get wise, take
Holllster's Kooky Mountain Tea and
get that clear, sweet look, and happv
smlltf thntv wins them, (login now
35c Tea or Tablets.
i.iNN HUVC. CO.
The program changes tonight at
: the Orpneum.
I Another carload of brick for Louis
j Sherman arrived last night from
I Koseburt;.
i Household goods for Lew Kester
j arrived here yesterday from Carlton,
I Yamhill county.
I R H. Drain, of Portland, Is the
1 new nharmacist at W. A. Kuyken-
dall's drug store.
The famous old play. "The Black
Crook," will appear at the Eugene
theatre March 13.
A marriage license was granted
yesterday to Krank li. Kuller, uged
I 22, and Miss Lulu Pearl HayneB, aged
IK, both of Kugene.
I The Eugene Lumber Company to-
I day shipped a carload of luiuuer lur
! Slsson, Cal., the tirst smpmeut out
i for Beveral weeks.
A marriage license was issued to
day to George K. Coad, aged a and
residing at I'ortland, and .uiis Chris
tina Nielsen, 20, of Junction.
The old depot is now on its way to
Its new location. U was moved tne
required distance Booth to avoid the
pole which holds all1 the telegraph
wires tins morning aud tjea a.aacd
on Its way west across the street.
George W. Taylor yesterday re
ceived i)is well-drilling plant and he
! will at once engage in the business
of securing pure water for the peo-j
pie of ICugeae. The plant is a first-
class one and will sink a splendid well I
hi a iluiT.
-a ,
Th iitbiolnilim uf li'ie old Smith &
Htill wnichouse-oii the depot grounds
i3 being strengthened and will be
used as a freight depot by the rail
road company until the old freight
depot is moved to where it is to per- i
mauently stand.
A fcarloa.il bf rails for'the now pass
ing tra.u now being built lit Hie de
pot arrived this morning, The track
will be 2000 foal lohg, extending
from Pearl street west to a point
past Jefferson street. The north
freight track will be extended west I
to Lincoln street-.
The Lane County Horticultural So
ciety meets In Prank's hall March 7
at 2 p. ifr. IlonX miss it. M. O.
Lownsdala Is going to make a plea
for "The Old Afiple Orchard, a Quick
and Sure WaV to Make it Profita
ble." Mr. Lownsdale's orchards at
LaFaVc'lt'e are among the largest In
tho country.
Itiiilders say that brick Is very
scarce in the valley and is is feared
that not enough for the contemplated
business blocks In Kugene (or tills
j bummer can be had. W. O. Cook, the
local manufacturer of brick, is work
: ing his plant to its full capacity, bu'
1 he w ill be able to supply only a small
i portion of the brick wanted.
! n. G. Gnlbralth, of Corvallls, a
' newcomer to Oregon, is building a
1 boat to run on the Willamette river
I and will endeavor to make the run ns
far south as Kugene. Watson H roth
era, of Albany, are building the en
gines. Mr. Gnlbralth is the inventor
of a new steam boiler which has at
tracted considerable attention.
Upon petition of a number of citi
zens who agree to perform labor
equivalent to different sums of mon-
! ey, the county court today granted
j the prayer of tho petitioners for an
! appropriation of $500 for the im-
I Vltlltn t lt ll,i, Ut-Kornnn i-nml
J west of Cottage Grove, the money to
,bo expended under the direction of
M. U. Stone.
The Klks gave a splendid parade1
on Willamette street during the 110..11
hour today, advertising their min
strels, which appear at the theatre'
tonight and Saturday night. The'
members ot the lodgu were chid In
I minstrel costume, consisting of drab,
'and purple conrs and black derby ;
j hats, and carried canes with purple
.ribbons tied aroimii them. Tlic
were followed by the Kugene Milita
ry band.
DR. BROUGHER AT
THE HIGH SCHOOL
STI DKXTS LISTKX TO SPLEXI)I1
AIHHIKKS AT ASSEMJJLY THISt
"AFTEK.VOO.N
AH Humor
Pimples, bo,,. m ,,VI5
or sail rlicum tt ,
"Ou
Wo have heard of Brougher. we
Unv rend of Brougher; we have woo-
' . . I..,. . .nnn:
derea at nis succea, wui n a .uuUu. ,
no longer. 1 ne iiiree or iuui Hun
dred high school students who listen
ed to his talk at assembly this after
noon will never forget him nor the
principles so strongly and earnest-'
ly advocates. j
his personal magnetism Is so great,;
his love for God and man so fills his i
frail looking body that it must ere-;
ate a response in the heart of every:
one of his hearers, his smne is tne
kind that will not rub of;, and so gen
uine that It delighted and inspired
confidence in every student present.
It is very gratifying to parents to
have men of this kind emphasize the
teachings they have always endeavor
ed to Instill into the hearts of their
sons and daughters. Professor Hugi
Is to be commended in his efforts in
the high school work. He never fails
to keep a close lookout and bring be-1
fore his school the very best things'
for them, and has the hearty approval ;
of all who are Interested in higher 1
education L. j
( bicago Wheat Market. " 1
CMcago, March 0. May, 99; July,!
93 7-S; September. 91. 1
I
unnsn y0ur
gas fixtures.
kinds of reliable rj"
and tinnmg w 1
and let us
your work.
estirnj
Aya & Hei J
34 Wesi no. c.
Phone black i1?(
If y in are l-terested In making
money InvezMgatB the stock of the
United 'ire!e;s Telegraph Company. '
Call on or address J. M. Woodruff,
Room 7, Gordon Block. Phone Red
1492. '' et '
N(!w spring pattern.-, of wail paper,
just received. Last year's siocl: at ,
cost. Call and see i
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CP, 1
If you want a go dan tVt'Ji espec
ially good springs to Our new Mon
umental line just f'ecelved from tho
factory.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
-"""HI
YOU NEED
Groceries
WE HAVE THEM
A full hne of Groce.,
Flour and Feed," Tin
Graniteware. Headquj;'
tersfor White River Fla,-.
Candles, Nuts
and Orarges
J. W. WHITE
Ti Grocer
Corner 5'h and Willamelfc Su
Phone Sei till
V tiiamond Chick food for little
chickens.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Co to the Orpheum and enjoy
pleasant hour.
Agents for Petalnrua Indicators
and Brooders.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE
iO.
CHICHESTER'S PHI
I;a.li.-.I Ak JUUi l-rojUh
VUU In It. J ajd 4..IJ c
- ..
OREGON HOME & LAND CO.
Rooms 9 and 10 over Chambers-Brisk) w Bank
FARMS.
320 Acres with new S-rooin house an.l barn, good
fruit orchard and running water, 100 acres in
grain, balance pasture and timber. $25 acre
4D Acres with new house and birn, clos: to s:hoal on jool
graveled road, price $1400.
190 Acres with fair improvements, good 'soil and can !
made an ideal place. $30 per acre.
Houses and lots in all part.t of thojeity
Oregon Horn's & Land Co., A. A.JAaby, Mgr.
- m
The program for tho rest of the
week at tho Orpheum will be sonn
thlng worth seeing. It Includes the
Illustrated song. "With You in Eter
nity," moving pictures, "TJie Corsi
ca a s Daughter," "Vesuvius Near
Naples" and "Tho Mother-ln-L.nv s
Usee." Also two sketches by the Par.
kers. "The Browns In a Kamlly tar'
and "Ulloy'a Happy Homo." There
will bo hut one show tonight. Thurs
day, beginning at 7:30 o'clock. Af
ter this there will be two shows ev
ery night.
Laree Stock llOrtleroa itlut rnnnlv..!
i Also laeo curtains.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
RhtVll Si1l:irlni" lllneh'.nno nr. I. ..If,, ll
ihiiriMMicrs. New model Just nvi-iv-il
I CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
! Warner tunes pianos. Leave or '
; dors at Morris' Music Store. u
XKW TODAY !
WANTED TO lll'Y Good feed oais '
; llle feed mill. "..'.!l West Eighth st.
Ill I l
i 1. L. I VI ,
iPVnp WHITEI
IS YOUR
BREAD Madcw
PURE
v WHITE
FLOUR
If it VOu alr.-'rlv knrcoj all nri ran tr-ll you abcutil
If it IS'NT, you want FURE WHITE FLOUR in V
JXitchcn Mcxt Eaking Day.
It makes the Whitest, Lightest Bread.
tt makes no difference how long
you've suffered, or what failed to
cure you. Holllstor's, Rocky Moun
tain Tea makes sick, weak men. wo
men aiid rhlldron strong and healthy.
It's done so for thousands Whv not
for you? 33c Tea or Tablets
l.'NN DRl'O CO.
LOST I MIIKEI.l.A E. s. II. :,.
; die. Return to Guard ofIKe ;uid
receive reward .-
FOR SALE- Snap r,,r ,h,,r; .
IV. One and a i,air a ,,,,1,,',.
j Proved, adtoining city mm,,
j ,s. ,,e tc lluoy. o((i,t.
I .u.iuiers jewelry store.
; over
AUIlStlillO AtllUd 1 Hl'hlll,., .li i . u
away the blttra. So It at
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
The rreshyterlan ladles will hold
market Saturday at J. W Ka,.-
tnruitnro .store from 9 to 12 m
Fresh garden seed In bulk
rilAMIIERS HAKHWAMK CO.
WANTED Would like to have plsce1
In a private famii, : am Wl, ' . 1 1
once, ; would like (or husband o
hoard at same pla.e. Addros, -l!
S.. care Guard office. ',; ;
FOR SALE -"l'oTTnMeTrriiii!! ,....!
lion , Misine. threshing .,,hi,i. - i
maehlnerv pr:1,(,l!lv ,.
I - y """ion l-rtre fr
' ' . " s"id ..n
K ' ' 'a-of Gua.d.
en 'ire
VI-
Onlon Sets.
CH A M BE RS llARDWAt-.F CO
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FURE WHiTE
FLOUR
is mace of Selected Scctch
Fife Wheat, by patent pro
cess and is strictly High
Gradc. Use Pure White Flour
for pastry and cake
well as for bread it sat
isfies or your money back
i
as
. u;i,;t0 ff!fluT8'
Sale by the folW
Merchants, pnee)'-!
per sacK
i,Ml. T. Hall
W. .M. Gi-rt-n.
W. A. Hell.
K. I. l ai lock.
The Eugene (in'ccrr
('. II. Daniels.
I'etor John""'!'.
W. II. Deiiipt''r.
Cole Wil"n.
V J. Gibson
J. W. Wliite.
KouiUaln ''"""'i-icrj.
rnlvor-ity Heme B"'"
U. H. Irisl"
Kloal K;ch,r?.,
W.' V. Fn,,,!;
Armilaao ""'V
VADHAMS (S KERR BR5
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