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Kl'GEVE DAILY GUARD, MONDAY, MARCH t. ItOS
The Friendly Store New Suits, Coats and Wraps
Ladies New Belts, each 50c
Beautiful line of ladles' belt In leather, silk and elastic; neat
buckles and back ornament In colurs, Mark and white; ail
new st) e, Jn by expreaa, each i SOc
Beautiful New Neckwear
The arrivals for the paat two dayii comprlne
GIIIKO.V STOCKS with and without Jabota attached, made of
tare and flno lawn, each to 1.00
STIF F I.INKX COM.AIIK, embroidered and plain, bowa to
match, each. 23c and BOc
S'OVKI.TY fi6V8 0 net iace, allk, elc, , llahy hew effects,
each 13c to 50c.
('OAT AND HKVKHK 8KT8, .of lace and, embroidery, In a
wide ran no of atylen, set 30c to V3.00
Sale of Kabo and
La Margufette Corsets
Style 1056 Kabo 13.00 Corset for$J.75
Medium hitch bus!, ling hip, two. pair bose
supporter, no brum eyelets; 3.00 corset
'or hi. 75
Style 1045 Kabo '$3.50 Corset $2.35
1045, made for milium, full figure ; high
back, hose supporters; special ,
Style J Q51 Kabo $3.50 Corset J2.35
165i, made of tine flatlet; long hip, medium
bust; J3,i0 corset t2.it
Style UUl La Margurette ea. $2.35
U. I'. 1 In. mail of fine cantll and bound with
real whale boner; $3. SO corset $2.33
Style MM4 La Margurette ea. $3.40
One of the new French models; long hip; me.
dlnm bum: t't In "nrant, enoh Ktf.-IO
cKViMtrKoJtSt KETH(Mi Contest
C 5000 PRC
5000 PRIZE TO CHILDREN
!m Ureat
Excitement inTown
. ,IIef Is afmiethlng that will interest every yotmxMtar In the
county aakctchlnK contoat. It la 'open to evm y child not over 14
years of age. All you have to do Is to draw a plr-l ill's nf the famoiiH
NAZAItKTM WAIST the nest knitted children's Underwaist ever
made. You don't havo to be an artist, but If you have a little taleut
for drawing, you stand a chance of winning one of the beat prliea.
The manufacturers will award
5,000 Prizes
To the Boys and Girls
who submit tho most novel and Interesting sketches, but every
child computing will roculve a prime.
The first prize will, of course, go to those' sending I" the best
bketchea, but every child competing will receive a prle.
CAM, l'OK I'Ol.DIOIt containing all the rules mid full details
at the Corset Counter.
Contest Closes May 1st.
You can't start to soon.
Varsity Hats $3.00
In bright light, Is your Derby dark green, gray or really black?
The staying powers of the "dead black" dye of 'varsity IWblea
makes permanent the gocd Impression their smart shapes create-.
Varsity Derbies $3.00
Wick s Adjustable Hat Bands
60c pure silk hat band, all colors . .Aiv
25c hat bands in all colors and combination .i ............. . -. tHv,
Beautiful New Neckwear
j Dozens of elaborate and tasty designs and patterns lh men's 'neck
wear arrived yesterday, of which
Browns, Tans, Olives
are the predominating shades. The styles are four-in-han'ds "and
bows. (
Prices 25C; 50c and $1.00
Men's Fancy Half Hd&25c and 50c
New spring hosiery 111 dozens of pretty 'cfarngiMl'ble dHd shaded
effects In lisle, silk and cotton. 1 1
$ 1. 50 Men's Dress GlbVes '75c
25 pairs of mocha and kid dress gloves, slightly soiled and dam
aged, sizes 7 V4 to 10 i T 73c
EUGENE'S
LARGEST
AND
BEST STORE
S. H. FRIENDLY
592-594 Willamette St.. .
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CITY NEWS
l'KHHONAl.8 t
Dr. Sharpies, of Goshen, was In tho
city over ttuuday,
Joseph Nurre went to Albany to
day on business. ,
Andy Taylor returned Sunday from
trip tu Suit Lake.
W. J. Koyae la hero from Sodro
Wooley on business.
Klngal Hinds, of Cottage Grove,
was In tho city today.
Fred C. I'ell was up from Junc
tion City over Sunday.
I). I,, and Ash Houston are up from
Portland on business.
I. P. Ilower left this afternoon for M. Howe, Is visiting old friends In1 from' tlepprier," where "he' has been
points south on timber business. j Kugene. He has been residing In I Working in the 'county clerk's office
Mnvnr P ! n,.i,in ,,f lmteilon -'" Oregon fgor several years ,,.,."
Mnor c. l . Houston, or Junctlou , S. L. Houston, of Portlnnd, after
City, Is In Kugene on business. ' j ' short stay hero he havlne cm.,
Jir. and Mrs. I ell Illddle, of Al-; to' attend the funeral of his aunt
baby, after a visit In Kugene, re- j Mrs, IJailey. returned home on " be
turned home last evcntiiK. noon train today:
James Stewart and wife and Mrs. j Mrs. E. I,. 'Hose, after a visit at
James Clark, of Springfield, went to , the home of her brother C W
Portland to day on a short visit. .Young. In Kugene. left 'today for
Henry Jown I .-ft this nfternoon for - South Dakota. She was accompanied
ltoseburg, where he will be employed , u' lll'r on, . Hose and wife.
In W. I.. Dyslnger's sash and door!
Lictory.
V. G. Allen returned this nfter
noon from a business trip north.
V. W. Marqiinm went to Portland
on the noon train today on business.
Mrs. J. M. Stark returned this af
ternoon from n visit at Independence.
J. V. Holmes was n passenger to
points north on tho noon train to
day. Mrs. Win. Slavens and Mrs. J. F.
Mitchell, of l.ealuirg. are visiting In
Kiiuour.
It. 11. Houston, of Salem, Is here
, today attending the funeral of his
aunt, Airs, tiauey.
SutlKhln. U'.ahtn. M .. 1. . ,
l.oroll Mr-Call, formerly employed awav the blue ume
I H M IIHt'l U I lltT VtllHI (1, In IHTt'
CHAMBERS HAItDWAUK CO.
i-nnip 1 1 o ii i , or uiti"'.: w. ,,. 0l. rMl,f , , i.
.petit Sunday In Kugene. , ( , , , , , , ,
Karl I'ara.n. left today for points ,.,., ,,' ,.,.,.,
north on tin tier buslnens. ,,,,, ,, . .
J K lllekev. of lllHSO Grove. " "" Kiisciier. Ol v online nrove
pout 8iindn)r In Kugene,
llohenila llliarp. of Cottagu Grove,
la hi Kugene on business.
S. C. Adk'ns returned last night
from a trip tr. l.os Gains.
Harry K. Itarnett, of Wendlliig,
pent Hunilay In Kiittn.
J. I'lronl went to Cottage Grove
this afti-rnoon on biulness.
t!. W. Cllne. Southern Piielire
tralumaHter, Is In the city. '
. W. W. Martin returned this after
Iionn from a short trip south.
Mrs. H. C. Mahou returneit this af
ternoon fnim a trip to I'orllaint
was mi arrival In Kugeiui on the I
ltoseburg local today. I
Miss l.llllan Hart dime down from!
Cottage Grove this forenoon to vis
it here a day or so,
Mrs. W. S. Mc-Fn.lilen, of Corvallls.
after a slutrt visit In Kugene. return
ed home yesterday.
Mls t'ru Jackson returned to i
J ii net loo City this afternoon alter a I
short, stay In Kugene.
aiienl at Chemiiwa, here vUltlim
hea folks for a few das. I
Arrlo'S Itlce. who was fo, nu'i ly In l
EUROPEAN PLAN ABSOLUTELY FIRE-PROOF
Los Angeles' 'Safest Hotel
Miss Kllraheth Krancls. t.llln the clotlilim business here with .!
IIIIIIIIIIHMDM
The Successful Farmer of Today
who docs not possess a bank account U an except Ion.
To no one la a checking account more of a luxury.
It solves the problem of always having funds In convenient
form, of making exact change and receiving a receipt f.ir the
amount when the check la returned after being paid at the bank.
Some men even now persist In carrying money on their persons--
they are the onei we read of In papers as having been "held up"
and robbed.
A bank account Is the best burglary Insurance and It costs
yoii nothing to take nut a policy.
WS will appreciate your patronage and treat you right.
The Eugene Loan and Savings Bank
Capital anil surplus HOO.WHI
W. K. nitnWN, PreatiU-nt. K. V. DSIH 'UN. Cashier.
I. A. I'AINK. Vice Prralih nt. W. V. IIUOW N, Asst. (asltlrr.
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The front of the Encore Hotel is
being repainted.
See the Human Ostrich at the Or
pheum this wek.
Lovers of music should not miss
hearing the wonderful Japanese mu
sician at the Orpheum.
A number of Hindus have been In
town during the past few days, evi
dently tramping through the coun-
The Doyle vs. S. P. case Is still on
at the courthouse tvfld it S'lu" ;T0v'
ably not go to the Jury until tomor
row. T3 A. Seeleye, former proprietor of
the hotel at Marcola, is moving his
family to Eugene to reside for the
present.
The annual election of officers of
-he Commercial Club takes place to
night. Other business of importance
will be transacted.
J. A. Hoach Is mentioned for can
lldate Tor councilman from the First
vard to succeed W. W. Calkins, who
has announced that he will not fun
again.
The four Hindoos who have been in
Eugene the last few days, have re
ceived a wood-cutting job out west of
own and left this afternoon to begin
their work.
A marriage license was issued Sat
urday afternoon to l.ee Hall, aged
22 years, and residing in Eugene, and
Miss Grace Elliott, aged 19, and re
siding at Goshen.
Miss 1'la Cushnian, who won one
of The Guard's business college schol
arships in theVecent contest, this
TOiming started, her course at the
Eugene Business College,
A Btililted runaway occurred Sun
lav roronoon .near the Carnegie li
brary. A team- hitched to a buggy
lecame frightened at the fire engine
ind dashod down the stret at a lively
rate. Little damage was done.
F. E. Chambers' fine new dwelling
house on West Sixth street has been
completed and he and his family are
moving into It. A new cement elde
walkis being built In front.
A ,W. Kuykendall expects to move
his drug store to Its new location In
'he Pratt block so as to be ready for
business there by April 1. Some of
the stock not to he used soon was
moved today.
The fair grounds committee will be
at the tract Wednesday nfternoon at
2 o'clock, and they ask all those who
have purchased lots in the tract and
those who intend to make purchase!
to meet them there at that time to
look over the lots.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M
E. church will meet at the home ol
Mrs. J. T. Rowland nt 743 Willam
ette street tomorrow afternoon at
the usual hour. The ladles are asked
to bring their needles, aa work is to
bo done.
Wilbert Buell, aged 13,' adopted
son of L. Buell, has been committed
to the reform school at Salem. One
dny last week he ran away from home
and waa caught down the valley and
returned. The boy is Incorrigible
and hard to control.
Another dog was killed by the
street car Sunday morning. This
time the accident occurred at the cor
ner of Fifth yuid Willamette streets.
The unfortunate canine was the bull
nil p that had been hanging around
Smith's cigar store for some time
and belonged to J. M. Martin.
J. A. Martin, brother of J. M. Mnr
tln, the drayman, has Just returned
from a three-months' visit In Missou
ri. He reports a mild winter In the
"show me" state this year, but It got
pretty cold, anyhow, and he Is glad
to get back to Oregon. He will go tc
Portland In a few days to resume
his work there.
R. L. Sabln, of Portland, today be-
Knli siiit III the Ciiii iiii Coiili ristlltiMi
C. II. IMcketl m.r..hani r c)...t....
field, formerly In the Rrocerv and1
hnrdware business in Eugene, to re-!
rover money. He seeks to recover!
:. 3!( on one account assign- to i
lllni bv Willi hum AV nA
" "IMI ' Oil
another assigned to him by M. Seller.
Those who like a good show should j '
' ' i-e- t'le program at the
Orpheum fii, w-ek. as thev h-iv.. o...
cured Harry S Harrison. th lluienii
L , , ; , " ""'ks
kn'f, Mad,---. ,- j,,,,- oi l thing not us.
unly classed as food This Is in f-.l-.,
as can l. pr.-ven, A', MaMfirrt'xa;
.Mhar.i. the wonderful Japanese uiusi.
clan.
"west ol tue treignt house. The pojes
in the centre of the new track and
they will be moved soon so that track
can be usel. The three carloads ol
tl?B for the new sidetracks were un
loaded this morning in the western
end of the yards.
Professor Straub has called a meet
ing of tho East Eleventh Street Im
provement Club for tomorrow, Tues
day evening at 7:30 o'clock at th
home of E. Schwarzschlld. 181 East
Eleventh street, when report will be
made about the Willamette Valle;
Company's reply lu regard to the
porch lights, palntltig the polei green,
etc The committee on palms hai
been at work and will be r:ady to re
port also tomorrow evt-uluS.
Sheriff Fisk went to Springfield
t',.;. niorDli and closed C. . 1'Un
eit'e grocery and hardware jtort.
The" place was attached by R. L. Se
bin, who holds claims anatnat Mi
Pickett for several hundred tfpllars ;
the claims heing assigned t6 Mm b; 1
d-ii.hiI wholesale dealers., -Mr I
Pickett expects to be able to W!b'
.... .1. 1 A hamU mW.1i M
money wun which y" ...
creditors soon, and hopes Itji-o abltj
i..,tnAd W-jrti n nhnr.
lo resume wum
time.
& J. Hi)w W. .E.r'isk, S. B. Mc
Cluskey anil W. Jl. Sherman today
petitioned the, county court for th
appointment for a guardian for Rob
ert E. Fojt, Vbom they claim is fee
ble-minded .. He ha3 property valued
at 'J0U0, and it is claimed by the pe
titioueis that a guardian is neces
sary to properly handle it. Judg'
Clnisnian has Issued an order citins
Fox to appear before him on March
20 to shew cans?, If any, why a guar
dian should njt b- appointed.
Dr. B. F. Scaite and Mis3 Holm
strom, head nurse at the Eugene hos
pital, returned yesterday from Acme,
where they have been In attendance
uion Dr. Philip Bartle, who was ta
ken ill with appendicitis while there
on a professional trip. Dr. Scail'e
reports that Dr. Bartle Is much bet
ter, but wl'.l not be able to come home
for a week or ten days yet. Dr.
Scalfe and Miss Holmstrom went to'
Acme to perform an operation upon
him, but as he was so much better
when they arrived it was decided to,
postpone It until some future date.
Absolutely ner,,,,, " w VJ
physical iu.,.1,1.. :T"or..
vigor and vi, ,. !,rMuiL ,' '!
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, M.u IMI IIIJ
Impprtd
i Walnuts and
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.'-"ie llllKlrt
i nd ti-r.. i '
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THE has mmj
Nl RNERY CO.
0 Dealers in C-n-ml x.,,
. stock.
Cai-lton, (IreKm,
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Company C gives another big
dance on Thursday, March 12. Dan-,
ing starts at 8:45 sharp. Everybody
come.
Make vour hens lav bv feeding Se
curity Poultry Powder.
CHAMBERS HARUWAKIS CO.
Ust Diamond Chick food for little. ,
chickens.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. j
Agents for Petalu.ma Incubators
and Rrooders.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
On Thurslay, Mnn-h .12 Comoiny
C will give another big Hance. Danc
ing rcrinicnnos at 8:45 sharp. Ev-
erybody come. i
MOULDWO
SIDEWALK
posrBOT
Large stock portieres just received.
Also lace curtains.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Company C gives another big
dance on Thursday, March 12. Danc
ing starts at 8:45 sharp. Everybody
come.
New spring pattern, of wall paper
ItiBt received. Last year's stock at
cost. Call and see
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Onion Sets. I
10 AH
Julius
Goldsmitl
IS YUij
BREAD Madcvil!
PURE
' WHITE
FLOUR
If it IS ycu already know all can tell cu tc!il
II it IS'NT, you want PURE WHITE FL CUR in J
- k-'unu u j
It makes the Whitest, Lightest Pread.
In
the
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the
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th
aggF" mnn i i ir-a n V ,j
THE KING EDWARD
In ttw Hurt at Um Qty
NO INSIDE ROOMS FIRST CLASS CAFE
A vt ry dciirablc hotel for all visitors to the city.
First class in all respects
Rates $1.00 per djy and up. Write for booklet
TOUSLEY COMPANY, Preps:'
: Governor Chamberlain will !
i Kngen,. on March IT to nr -ent
; colors to the new Kn,tl, n,Ki.
I There will be p,lc ee,ekes 1
inrui. ry and tl. g .v.-rnor will ,
;tlie pres.-ntmi .n ,.,.n ...
evening on which tl;e hand will".
1 concert, but iirran-ements will
'!"' "hereby the presentation
' be mad,' after the tonrert.
The annual meeting of the (..,.
:"' "'in take, place this ev.'nl g
at g ocl,K-k. Election of offi,','
i hnm ng of mortgage, action o , , ,e
trustees me,Mst 7 ,, ?' o
have among ,,.'
"Micatlotis for m,,,.,,..'
FURE WHtTE
FLOUR
is made cf Selected fectch
Fife Wheat, by patent pro
ems and is strictly High
Grade. Use Pure Whit Flowr
for
as for bread it sat-'
or your money back.
well
isfics
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Pure vvnue r"- i
Saj. by the folM
Merctants pw"'
(ieo. T. II. II S""'
M. ( l-i 11.
W. A. Hell.
r. P. M...l'-ck.
The Knsoctip"1
C. II. Dm i'".
IVtor Jolinsell.
W. H. lleiepsl'T.
Cote . W '-""
W. .1. liilwen
J. V. W hite.
Fountain ,r"cTTn.rtj.
I nlvcr.il , Hc.ro. n""7
ti. II. Irish
Klegat M
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Arinli'ige .v
The rails h;,
l-Ttlon of tile
J.ee
WADHAMS , KERR BR5
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'ra.-k at
new j.
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