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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (March 28, 1908)
THH EEGENB DA1TY OUAJtD. SATURDAY, MARCH 3S, 1M " ' ' - "" ' " - t WtfMiw In 'VJ;I AW lriH I -111 M 1 II I I I P Pi lull I : kp S The Friendly Store Cordi lly Welcomes You to Inspect the Splendid Collectoi of Beautiful Spring Merchanqise from KVERY VIEWPOINT-WITH DUE CONSIDERATION FOK PAST Our du.v Ing ol Spring and Summtr Merchandise Is the best ever brought to Eujenr. The soft Rich Silks, B;auhful Dress Goals, I) inly Trimmings ol I as, Appliques and Bands In cream, white, black, colors and Persian effects. "The imm-nse collections ol Emri. ioiries, il e d.lkate flulfy wash f.krirs as well as the staple kinds for general wear. We call your special attention to wnite Cd'Ioii aih Gtodn. This store is going to play the largest part In the commercial side of the spring season that it has ever pjaveo, and t'.ut's sasii g romething. We have been wide awake in the buying of IhU season's goods, W only have we b;en succe stul in ,t ti .( (rirflicrtHva uri, tut the n cil oi ttr lelritiors re mare aftrr the first ol the year, and the weves.patterni and lyl' I hit oi ei i ol the store to ihe other are the very newtst frr m the leading lei porters and manufacturers in the East. It you hjv no 'redv ieen what this bip, busy, popular store ll showing we ask you to come. You will find sime p'easant surprises aw'l'ing yon. It " an admiited lact in Ibe re ail community that this is the big busy store, more o id eveiy day. 1 w win mi. - - r . , And our business is growing faster ana Ladies' and Misses' Suits and Wraps Our suit section, the lari;ent and best en'i!o:ied In thu valley, tomes to the front with suits of style and charac ter; they aio as good ua suits can be made. Too much cannot be said in their favor because they are the choicest styles obtainable. The prices here are another Important point because you save from $5 to $15.00 on every suit you buy at Frlendly'a. It would take a paxe in this paper to describe the styles; even then you would have to see tiieni to fully appreciate them, the new Copenhagen blue, tans, browns. navys and manuirih mixture suits. . , iiiiiiinn .$15, $18, $25 up,to $45 Stylish Dress Goods and Silks Are you planning your new spring Suit? Choose your material at Frlendly's store where the assortment Is best where every yard is of dependable quality and every price is less than you expect to pay. j, CC a yard plain and fancy Suitings In stripes, al JVJC checks and plaids: all new effects In the newest colorings; all wool Batiste andSerge and other weave3. a yard the largest assortment we have ever shown; the new Copenhagen and tan shades In Phantom stripes and checks; these al so In navy, brown, and black. at $1.00 and tan ninnies so In navy, brov at $1.25, $1.50 and $2.00 a yd. Suitings, Cloaklngs, etc. In, Btyles, colorings nnd values that will appeal to every one desiring exclus ive novelties. Trimmings, Hosiery, Gloves It Is quite necessary to hove jrlmnilngs that will not alone match your dress. In shade but that will be the ap propriate kind. Here you will find all the newest and the largest assortment and at priccB that will suit every purchaser. Hosiery to match your new gown In plain, larc and embroidery lisle, cotton or aillrat 25c to Cloves this season are an important factor If you wnnt to be properly dressed. You will want the proper thing for street or dross. Yon can find them here In Donls, Perrlns, nnd the Nlngara silk Gloves In all longths, pair to White and Col'd Wash Fabrics 1 EXHIBIT- 1 sW2r-VSSZ Mm - fj&Ar ' Aril1 I 1 ; . PEIlsnv.T i Morgan Watson has reti,,. , the coast. teturl (i Alt Walker dHa . .., tllon today. 'p 10 Jk. J. D, Buell came In from lh. r. mnrnlnt lna thlr. morning. C. F. Mitchell Is r from Elmlra. u"" Mrs. H. B. Miller r n-.. visiting hre. 'ur,.J,l, J. W. Kirk, deputy aawam- i. . Eugene today. f.bi, John H. Lewis, of Si'-m , . city on business. Hus h. M. Rickens, of Kwn in the city todav. Iua.u W W. Cochnui is down fro, tage Grovo todav. ""tot. Mrs. G. F. Hilleswas , . day from Creswelt. m ,0 J. W. Hobbs returned tr v port, this afteruoon. Racey Matteson was down tr Marcola last night. E B. Foster of Florence. Uhk city for a few days. Mrs. A. J. Johnson rettcaM k a yard; 32-Inch Batiste in light and dark colors in Btrlpes, dots and figures; a luc, suitable for dresses, waists and kl- a yard; an Immense assortment of sheer fabrics. In the new shades and designs. greens, etc., values to 40c; for iac at 1 k cloth worth monaa. at 25c tans, Copenhagen, n yard. . C 3C-lnch linen suiting, French Madras, at aJC fine French and Scotch ginghams; splendid assortment of patterns, In stripes and checks, plain pink, blues, greens, gray, lavender, etc. , . C a. "7 Cf a yard; the best assortment' and l lO J- the best values we have ever of fered In white goods; plain, dots, figures, stripes. In great variety sheer Batiste and mull. Waists and Muslin Underwear Lingerie, net tailored and silk Waists; the newest effects made of lawn, mull, linen, plain and fancy net, Japanese, Messaline, Taffeta and Rajah silks; some plain, others elaborately trimmed in lace and in sertion; prices BOc, $1.00, $1.50, $2.50 up to $12.00 Dainty Undermuslins,' skirts, gowns, drawers, chemise, corset covers, made In sanitary factories and splendidly finished all French seams, double stitched, made of muslin cambric and nainsook and trimmed in lace embroidery and insertion; prices ea .10c to $10.00 Cloth and Stitches and Brains make College Brand Clothes You pay for the cloth and stitches. The brains make 'cm diffcrcntsmartcrRIGHT. Tailors charge for brains!! -The only d.ifcrcncc between COLLEGE BRAND CLOTHES and what tailors make is the PRICE, but it's great enough to make the saving to you at least 50. For young men and older men who refuse to show their age. College Brand Clothes sell for s $18.00, $20.00, $22.50, $25.00, $27.50, $30,00 In Our Modern Hat Store You can find a hat to suit any head to fancy, from the estriMiin college shapes to the conservative mislm-a man's hat. Steta.in, MiKlbbun.Uoolof. "Varsity Hats in Klephant ltivsUh shades, well as tan, brown, black, groi n, etc. $1.50, $2.50, $3.00, $5.00 Elk Suits for Boys and Young Men Klk Brand Clothlflg Is the only "Hoy Proof" Suits made. Why? . Because the makers have made a life-study of clothes liulldlng and know how so well that ever? vital point In their clothing la reinforced and doubled until it can't wear out. Knee Pants Suits $1.50 to $7.50 Long Trouser Suits $5.00 to $20.00 Monday we offer these specials 36-in Black Taffeta Silk 90c, $1.00, $1.25 Three specials is Black Taffeta Silk that will create a sth- at the Silk counter on Monday; only one piece of each price, and we advise early shopping if you are deslrou of getting any 11.25 Silk, 90c; $1.35 Silk, for $1.00; $1.50 Silk for $1.25; all 36-inches wide. - 36-in Fine White Cambric, yd 10c We have Just ten pieces of this cambric muslin, fine soft finish, for underwear, etc; ten yards to a customer; If you can't come, telephone and we will send It to you; He quality, a yard ioc $7.50 BUck Silk Petticoats, each $5.00 Throe doienUlnck Silk Petticoats, made from good quality Black Taf feta, splendidly finished, Pres de sole, dust ruffle; $7.50 values, each $5.00 50c, 60c, 75c Plain and Fancy Hose pr. 44c This Includes our entire stork of staple and fancy Hosiery, black nnd colors, plain, lace and embroidered; all the new shades of tan, brown, blues, pink, lavender, white, etc.; values to 75c; a pair .' u'c Eugenes' Largest and Best Store Your Money's Worth or Your Money Back S. H. FRIENDLY 592-594 Willamette St. All the Goods that's New, All the New that's Good, From the Cheapest that's Good to the Best that's Made FAlRMOUNT MASS . ' MEETING MONDAY Wlt.li UK IlKl.ls KOll I'l IIPOSKOK 1KTTIN) l.MXIItMKU IIKI-XM1K Kl.MTION TIMK Th mM meeting called for Fair mount Monday evrnlng ii for all lu- Itersted. It In for the puriMwe of Ret : ting Informed before eUvtlon. In j v I hi ton la extended to the mayor, the city council and all ck ml HI ales for of- ! flee. The meetlim will tw called to order by the president uf Knt ' KiiKi'iie Improvement flub, and then ' tin lied over to the assembly to select Mbelr chairman and nwetary. The plan of the meeting la to have iall questions akt'd In meeting and drawn from a hat If addrewd to aome one In luiriirular that raou ' will be given an opportunity to an ' awr. .'.. . There will be nothing allowed to caune III feellns. The effort Is mere ly to cause public Interest In the l siieit at hand. I Ladles are Invited to be present. A ' good time la expected. Keniember the time Monday even ing. March 3i - The place la right .i the end of the carltue. rVenh asrttrn ieed In bulk O'HAMHKHS tlAKDWAIiij CO. Have your tram shod at th rtvvr bridge tend save f.p rents. , ,. VVI FREIGHT TRAINS ! BLOCK CROSSINGS i It seems aa though the freight train are unusually careless about blocking the streqts while srh!ng la the J'! yrds. Yeettf.lay ! a. reporter had occasion to go to the Kngene planing mill, which Is Junt nrirth. 01(10 track on l.ront-e Miss Roxie Pr:ne! Cottage Grove this aftVrncon G. U Lovell, of Plnrencp Wisu arrival on last nigiifj stage. Mrs. C. U. 1'etersi.a aul J,,. .las. and Jake Suess, 0( vai. vllle, Fpent last nis.-lit in the ' was an nrrivnl in Rimnn. tula nj; in. M. R. MeCa'.ley returned to Ubiu uii im illuming aner a visit in sen Miss Grace Blnnham is visiting s- sisier, airs, uaviu unggs, at CttJ(s UlUH". Miss Huston went to (.ottagGmre mis atteruoon 10 oegin a unn (( school. Mrs. Geo. H. Kelly went fo Pott- land tnis morning on Juvenile court business. Sig Maurer is up from CornlSj visiting Ms parents, llr. anlS'iJ A. Maurer. He is a student at tbtO. A. C. L. W. Baker, the popular sr-e?' or conductor, returned trom PortUiJ last, night. Mr. and Mrs. Eiwln McCortstSu. here visiting his parents, Dr. ud Mrs. H. F. Mct'ornack. Mrs. E. O. Samuels and ditiStB- and Mrs.. M. I). Harnole, ol lliid, are visiting in the city. Miss Pansy Mnurer 9 nn from In dependence visiting !ier parents, Sr. and Mrs. J. A. Maurer. Mrs. V. J. Hill and Mrs. M. i. Test are in Portland to attend ib funeral of Mrs. Ed Test Edward Forbns. of l.os AniM, who has been here for a few dip. left for Rcsebnrs this afternom. Miss Ada Yornn came up from Si- lem yesterday to visit hr parens. Colonel and Mrs. Geo. 0. Yoran. Frank Sullivan. I', of 0. s'uia has returned from'Oreison Citv.iSi he has been ill with blood (1015.1:4 - Merritt Huntley went to Porta1 this morning. .He is on his s Bristol Bay, Alaska, where he terested in the canneries. Mrs. Geo. B. Uorris returned 18 night from a visit in .Portland, & t!. nrr-nniAinied bv her dar Mrs. Macrum, who will visit herffc n while. Mrs. Walker will go to Jan tonight to spend a couple of " ,,,-ontQ t C Golden aw who are at Junction, leave Thnrsii! for Eureka, via Portland or bolt W. H. Dinehart, of Eueene. k MoHr,,rH visitine his o Id frlena. w. Day, of West Medford. Mr-Dwo-Mr. Dinehart were old neieSM" i. South Dakota many years as Medford Trubune. . Rev. Herbert S. Johiwi M brother, Wistar. of Boston, will Eugene the: first ween id the unveiling ol t-roi n -i. ot tl.o ITnlvers IV. Sri. J L-.iZ.,A will wr' them to . Eugene. They will I while here with Mr. ana I Griffin EXTRA SPECIAL . . a- H Along witn our . Provementsa.i"P-a TUESDAY I.AD1E3 EJ SPRING STYLfcs i. " a WAISTS. Tailored t""0 JI and embroidered. Prices: $1.00 vnlue (( 1 on imlne ..., Jl.fiO 2.00 $2.25 $2.50 $3.00 $3.50 value, value. value, value, value. value. ..or tl! nil n il ' tt II -:i 4 KM 1 strwt. The train was quite a long one so that while the switching was being done at the depot the engine was about at Madison street. The i train kept moving back and forth ' making it unsafe to Irv to cross fl tor waiting nearly "t iftc.n minute.' the writer went back to Fourth ireet, out for bl.a-ka to Madison fr.Mii there to Second and back to the pinning mill, thus making twelve1 blocks to go a distance of about thir ty feet. When rei.ly to cunie b.uk trsin was silll there, and remain ed ihort fully five tulaute. in Ali the train blockaded the crossing over 25 minutes. "E. F. Finn, of Lenburg, was In the city today. WITH AHNKW and tt" w The best salve In ine- t brulsef. sores, tilcerj, ter. chapped hands "at;!.V; tlona. Guaranteed to i or money funded. - Drug Co. VilllamsW. sheen .hoarlr.,-m" 1 sharpeners. Xe "'M',rd f r,t Dlainond Clf ,wi I chickens. mnp'VA1''1 KennedVs oS acts gently yet f'T.lLi. ' , -ii.vi inn-" eis ana Sold by all drugsf ' . ... K Mke your eurlty r-i!ir 1 ',RPiv.tE v' Large stock portieres Just received. Also lace curtnlns. CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. reYltf, i.Me Early Kisers. small safe, sure lltOe liver pills. Sold by al druggtsu. Agents and Broo rctj!" CIIAM?- , Krsh rW the Bee 1 1 IV Son, 9T Wt
