Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, March 30, 1908, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextTHE Kl CJKNE DAILY Gl'.-.RD. MONDAY, MARCH 30, 100 8 Special Offering in Silks and Dress Goods TFe Friendly Store Tuesday Shopping Bulletin s White and Col'd Wash Fabrics at 1 1c cloth woiili pumas. a yard; 32-Inch Datlsts In light and dark color In stripes, adots and figures; a 15c, unliable lor dresses, waists and kl- at 25c a yard; an Immense assortment of sheer fabrics, In th hew shades and designs, taw, Copenhagen, greens, etc., valuta to 40c; for 25c a yard. . ' , rr 3C-lnch linen aultlng," French Madias, &1 fine French and Crotch KliiKiams: splendid assortment of patterns, In strlpei and checks, plain pink, fillies, greens, gray, lavender, etc. V fr fvs 7-- y"'l: the i'iist assortment and QX fe rv he best value w have ever of- ,( Jri r'l'f!i foods; plain, dots, fibres, stripes, in fei . iit't-f "tlnto and Hiii-iJ, great vark.. "" EASTER SALE CURTAINS, NETS AND FIGURED SWISS Lace Curtains Specially Priced 20c 36-in Fine Figured Swiss, yd 18c Fifteen pieces of fine Swiss, In dots, stripes and figures; all whiff and colored effect; all new designs; splendid values at 20c and 25c; sale price, per yard ' IKc M5c 36-in Figured Silkoline, yd I2c Twenty-fire pieces Sllkallne; beautiful assortment of patterns; floral and Persian designs, In all combinations of colors; fine silky finish; spe cial, p?r yard ;.. llijjc 50c Fancy Curtain Nets, a yaid 42c Three hundred jiairs of fine net. and Nottingham Curtains; specially priced for this Easter sale; neat, new designs In both white and ecru am $1.00 Curtaiiis, pair 83c 91.2.1 Curtains, pulr $1.10 fl.no CurtuiiiH, pulr $1.20 2.00 Curtains, pair $1.75 $;l.."0 Curtains, air $2.00 $4.00 Curtains, )alr $3.25 $0.00 Curtains, pair ..... $5.50 $7.50 Curtains, pair ...... $0.50 3-in. llurlup, in all colors; 30c quality, a yard . 15c Cloth n.! Stitches and Brains make College Brand Clothes You pay for the cloth and stitches. The brains make 'em different smarterRIGHT. Tailors ' charge for J brains!! The only d.l erence between COLLEGE AND CLOTHES and what tailors make is the PRICE, but, t'-i great enough to make the saving to you at I9a.it 50. For young rneri and older men who retuse to show their a'ge, College Brand Clothes sell for '' $18.00; $20,00, $22,50, $25.00, $27.50, $30,00 Elk Suits for Boys an4 Young Men T7MI, n-..J fl..ikti. la iho nnlu "ftA- "PriiiifV Rll U K mad?. Whv"? . liecaiiKC the muKers nave inaue a me-su.y.y hiHiHinp mirl knnw how ho well that every vital n:j In Our Modern Hat Store i You cai find a hat to suit any head to fancy, from the extreme college shapes to tho conservative business man's hat. Stetson, Mc'.CIbbon.noelof, 'Varsity Mats In Elephant Breath shades, as well as tan, .brown, black, green, etc. $j;50, $2.50, $300, $5,00" building and know how bo well that every vital ,liJnt in ninttitnir tu reinforced find doubled until H can't Wear nut. of Cloihes- thelr Knee ParJs Suits tl $1.50 t,o $7.30 Lotig Tfouser Suits Tuesday we offer these specials 36-in Black Taffeta Silk 90c, $1.00, $1.25 Three specials Is Black Taffeta Silk that will create a stir at the Silk counter on Monday; only one piece of each price, and we advise early shopping if you are desirous of getting any $1.25 Silk, 90c;; $1.35 Silk, for $100; $1.50 81 jk for f 1.25J. al StJ-lncies wide. 36-in Fine White Caffibric, yd lOc We have just ten pieces of this cambric muslia. fine soft finish, tor underwear, etc; ten yards to a customer;, If you can't come, telephone and wo will send it to you; 14c quality, a yard 1 " $7.50 Bkck Silk Petticoats, each $5.00 Three dozen Black Silk Petticoats, made from sood quality Black Taf feta, splendidly finished, Pres de sole, dust ruffle; $7.00 values, each $r..OO 50c, 60c, 75c Plain and Fancy Hose pr. 44c This Includes our entire stock of staple. and fancy Hosiery, black and colors, plain, lace and embroidered; all the new shades of tan, brown, blues, pink, lavender, white, etc.; values to 75c; a pair 44c 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 Nev, All thj New that's Good, From the, Cheapest that's Good ' to the Best that's Made PETTI-Vi. J night u ,?"u' 5; ,he JH "ke n'eM4 were turned loose,?,. " ordered on, of Wnj, ' JIl"-e i)e--v -u":h about the chv ' ' N, these ,. , ' e,lllj tk.. doormat J8 stolen , tli,i 'th? Sln,er 8eli? ' my's office, t-- , i, aih,a C;IJ it am,,..., . Pw;' back d.wr nf Chief p.", today ad aked 5- "i : fellow. sc:ie l'? "bo" co"p,,, ,nJ: ;he would e- rl,t VW wouH ie. i,im L;' :;ut. : for b'"i-. - rhtf vTr I but snid if V rminrt ,,- f'" UeW(),,,d1,u(i:' S fellow ha? -ot hpJr evidently 0lll a GROCERY FIRM : WILL OKI Hamilton & VanOr&f. grocers who oecnjiy the ta'ilj on tne lot. wtere thp I o block is to b" er"ted Hii3iK tne corner o East Xicih c streets, have ben unable tt new lncati:,! nnrl ha,-fl close out their stock ltd tneir Ilxtur's. Ther win -K a sale at nncp. Thev bulldintr nn lha ftrat nf u diately after which datethett tows win move the buildim lot and coniniepra tne erif then- ftve-story block. "TOHHSB'TBraaSl 4 4" ttTt4 I'lOltKOXAl, tnrnoon 1.1 work In the Interests of i city today, lie recently returned from tho Modern llrotherhood. (a visit to Castle Hock. Wash., and re. K. II. UabeiKC, itt lli'lllnBhoni, Wash., was an arrival In Kuseno on the afternoon truly today. Minn limiiiH Knicllsh. trtminer for C. II. Joiiub, of CuttaKH Clrove, Is In vtiilon & .lena'lns. Is In Portland on the cite. ' biiBiuesa, expectlnK to return tonight. ,l.)r. A. K. IIIkks, of Portland, is In' j1(nn K(,y riunied to Corvallls Iho city. ! today lifter having, visited Ills parents. nr. i . h . i.owe ciiiih, ,iiituiMii i vi, j)ri ulll jir8i oe0i h, Kelly, ill wn Innd last nlifht. ' , ' i gone. 1 II. V. Mersdorf wont to Portland j l a; (loiirky, a photosrnpher of I today on business. I Cotiaae Orove. spent Sunday with Mrs. M. A. Ilruniley Is vlHltlnu here' M. ani Mra- ,y a. Simmons In Ku from Dolsti, Idalio. K(.n,i. T. A. Anderson went to llariiHbuig j niirry U. Mown, Deniocrnl lc can thls n 1 on business. Idlduto for sheriff, w 'lit to Junction Uev. O. A. Hltllimin returned today ;t,,y ,()(1iy t() lo()k ru,r luUireBts from a trip to l.ornne. i there. Charloa II. Fisher returned last wr'ii Wbiteaker cnuin uu from nlnlit from Portliind. Portland last nlnht and Is vlall IriK all Judnel.. M. Freeiiuin, of Wendllnu, the lomu u( hu ,other-ln-law, Mrs. apent Bunilay in iMiKcne. Hcobert. ' Mrs. M. C, Wlrn returned this nf-, Mr Faiinlo llanovnn enme up tnrnoon from n trli north. ' flv)lll it-t IiiikI last nlxlit to attend Mrs. K. K. (loodman went to Port- tui f,,,,,,,,,! of her mother. Mrs. I), land this mornliiK on n vUH. j( i,,,),),, Mrs. (J. V. Ilurlburt camii up from; .' j.jfcH,,, llnrvev Densnirin'. of the Jiincllou City this afternoon. ! l'nlversltv If WnMilnnion, Is vlsltlnn It. S. Kelsny came down from ( res- , . lmr..,,a. Mr. mid Mrs. ('. M. Hcns- iii, ire. In I'.unen,' ports that cauntry rather hiiiel be cause ofthe si, , lull, g down of a great.' many mills. CITY NEWS EXTRA SPECIAL AloiiR with our store Im provement sale we will put on sale for MONDAY A.N'l) Tl'KSDAY I.ADIKS' NKW SPUINll STYI.KS IN SHIRT WAISTS. Tailored etfecta and embroidered. Prices:, $1.00 value 71e 1.2.ri value SXc 9 1.50 value 1.23 ia.011 value'. 1.B7 L'.2ri value $1.K9 2.ri() value $ I.9K H.(H value 2.34 J:l..r.il value ii.Hi KltANK K. DUNN. Snow was visible on the top of Spencer's Unite aKalii this morning. "Cupid at Vassal'," the new col- I lnoa nlitv u-MI In. wun In ,hn npnr fn. tiire. well on the noon tniln today. Hal Wood ri'l (il licit last n I j. ! 1 1 from a trip, to Albany anil l'", vllu Waller .1. O'Connell nrrlved here today from Koseluid, Moiitniia. Mrs. Krimk Keuindy returned to Hiiseburi; today after a visit here. Mayor ('. ,P. Houston, of ,l,iii, llon City, is In lOiittene this afternoon. Jud-ie Hai'iih Is li mm Irnni Coivnl 11s, where be bil l been ImldlilK e 'i,'t. "N. M. Htnndlsh Is down froiu Will torvllle In vllt bis family a few days. J. W. Holmes and .1. I). Iluell left today on their remilnr trips north. The notarial commission, of B. F. Mlnney, of Vldn, was filed with the county clerk today. S. D .Kakln Is having a half block of cement walk laid along the enst side of his residence lot. Jules -Murry's production of the latest college play, "Cupid at Vas sar." wilt be seen here in the near future. "Cupid at Vassar, college play, in wiiii-n r lorence uear figures as star, will be Been here In April. days, accompanied by his family. Sledtord Tribune. The burning out of a flue in the sisters' boarding school this morn-' ing created some excitement, but as there was no danger of fire on ac count of the roof being wet, no alarm .was turned In. j Tho free Illustrated lecture by j James Watson, of the l.a Prosperldad i Colony Association will be given In ! the Odd Fellows' hall tonight, in-' stead of Franks' hall, as previously; announced, at 8 p. m. ; ROOM AT HOTEL GROSS ENTERED AND ROBBED i Dft'K UK HAKIISOX IS IOSKK OI' i()OI ril lT OF CLOTH KS, UK VOl.VKH AXW'SOMK CASH . Some time Saturday night a sneak thief entered Dick Richardson's room at the Hotel Gross and stole clothing, money and other articles ,,.,, . . . ! to the total value or perhaps $100. Judge I.. M. Freeman, of Wendling. jir. Richardson missed some of the spent Sunday In Eugene. He says things when he returned late Satur the Booth-Kelly sawmill is operating ; day nlght bllt dld not (na(.over the steadily on a ten-hour run each day; fu amount of his loss until morning, with a full crew, and everybody in ; The thief took a $00 suit bf clothes, the little town Is busy. j a revolver, a separate vest and $15 or j $20 In cash, besides a number of arti- K. G. Brlggs, night clerk at the else of minor value. The police were ; Hoffman House, had on exhibition ! at once notified, and thev are now on the new girl 'at the hotel this morning a huge the track of trie burglar with fair Ml'SICAL r'KSTltll Ilt'sci'Vi'd Siii's for SfiJ Ticket llolihts Available Anrll 1 ' Burden & Graham's slff. Box office opens II 1 1 General s?l open' A?.f I'hime Black 1531. 111 PAT MCIDK imowx WAXTKIIltt' mushroom which he had grown. It weighed nine ounces. Hn called it the copriniis contains, whatever that menu.!. prospect' of landing him soon. It Is probably the work of local talent Chehalls. Wash.. Mar:! Brown, the patricide, cf the prisoners that en; the fail Tuesday eveoisf.'i to the sheriff's office yt and gave himself up. . Hea" wanted to be outdoors i and had cone out to therts' town. No clew to tne in who got away has been aw Large stock por! lefts Al.uo la," curtain!. CHAMBERS HAP.DW.b- Mrs S. 8. Uango, returiiMl to 1'ort-1 .i.,i.h.um i .ikiioi.h s.ii.vi'. land tod.iv afler having visited hen WITH HN"1 bi..i WITCH HAKI busliniul, iiioiirll'lor of the lOleitric 1 The best salve In tile world for cuts, it,....,,-,, a few ilnvs , ' bruise, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, let- Asa,' Kina and Frank Hninsiciier 'or, cnaiMieu nanus him, an bkiu crop- I, ,i r,o,n Portland Inilav to Hons, tiuaraiiteed to give satisfaction . T intend t-'ni funeral of tbelr niolbei', : or nioiuy relunded. Sold by Liun. iiuuit A marriage license was issued to day to .lames R. Lemon and Miss Ab ide V. Valentine, limh of Cottage Grove. Mrs. D. R. Lnkln, tomorrow. Mr. and Mis. F. A. Hunk In have re turned from a trip to the Alseu coun try, where they wen- looklnV nt some limber with a view of iiiirihaslui; It. ' P. 1. Newell, Republican candidate for assessor, ai-compiinlcd py r red I -rux Co. 'Wllllnins Mfg ('o., pro., riifdied cck for Kasi Kigliih sii-eet Is b sie.nl uf Frank's iiull. as previously inn spread. L. M. Travis today lcgan suit In the cirriiit court against Fred Fischer , and Fred Fischer. Jr., to r'c.iver floiiii wph inieret al 7 er cent Iho pav' from April 12, linn, on a promlssorv note for that amount delivered to Isaac 11. Win,; and nsigncd to .Mr. Travis. i f ' is I Mrs. R. D. Crow went to Corvaiys Btu.kl,.H returned this afternoon from j wl,n' nm, also a first-class painter 1b Mrteriniiiii lii vlstl tliern a few . ... . . i ..r .1,., . . . . . ... . . ... .snip at Tin.; uivkh ivkidgi: Bring your work lo Sniitherman's wagon and carriage shop. Mr. Wll- between West Second and West Third rf .. ,i,,i 'T, p. klu.,ii IIim vv,.ll.lin,,un lilneliMtiiltli ISll'CelS. for S 1 000. ' .'... . '. . . ' ' ' " ' "t. Dr. .1. C. Gray ha? bought. tUe .1. M. Cox residence on Jefferson' street . Mrs. Sitllh F. Kvans was today np nointed aiimlnlstratrlx of the estate IhU afternooii to visit there a few days. Mr. and Mrs. .11. ('. Grny returned this noon from n visit at Cottage ilrove. Coun'y Treasurer H. K. F""i'and returned last night from a visit in Port la nil a trip to thu northern part of theiH1 upholsterer from the Hast. All county. - work guaranteed. New rigs niado to II. F. Orr. organiser of the hide-! ()nier. a!6 pendent Order uf Foresters, nrrlved i . , , here this afternoon from Albany, Fresh garden seeds of all kinds at where he has been working in U th lie IHre grocery, V. J. Uiuann & Interests of the order. Son, 87 West Klghth street. Miss Ada Yoraii retiirneu io naunii streets, for $1000 The first colleg play for girls. "Cupid t Vassar." will be seen here soon with Florence Gear In the lead lug role of Kate Newton. - The brick work on the second story of the new Flnnegan block was be- I gun this afternoon. Work on the m"- 'i'' "'. M.1i""r,lVi '"l" nl.'!.'!;,,'.8 ""'"' nf"'r ,,nv'"l v,ll"1 ,1,,r i"1"1 Sheep shearing machines and Knife building Is being rushed visiting her mother, Mrs. J. Hanson, In Kugetic. Fred Wlthrow Is up from Portland lo attend the funeral of his aunt, Mrs. I). R. 1.aklii. Mrs. Claude Blnlr. of Portland. Is vlsll Ing her sister, Mrs. W. tl. Mar tin, In Kugene. .VW Anna Parks and Mist Nelll Mulkcv rein,,, id last night from vlsh Hal L. S. Hill, of the Booth-Kelly Co.. rents. ;'olonel and Mrs. Geo. u. o-, ,,arpeners. Newtmodel Just received run 111 Kliuene. sn I IS niieuoillK Hie i'l,il.. II v.ord f',. state school for deaf mutes. 1 j who had a leg broken In a runaway bedded n f-.vnr nf the contesiant Samuel Copelatni, of Spokane, left' Vst Dlnnioiul ChicK uion lor llttlt i scleral weeks ago. Is out of the bos'- N- Harbaush was her attorney. fur home lodav aft "r having visited chickens. I I'l'al and was down town on cl utches who was drowned In the Long Tom river March IS. Tho estimated value of the estate Is $3000. T. Fisk. II. M. Price and C. K. Hale were ap pointed appraisers. In the homestead contest case of Blrdlna Meredith vs. Kmnia Wever. Involving 160 acres of land in section S. township 19 south, range 7 west, v-hlrh was homestead entry No. 107,.' 14. the land office at Roseburg has I. bis old friend. Rev. I). C. Kellems, In Kugene. They knew each other In Kansas a number of years ago. flimles II Chirk and Hill Conr'- wrlulM arrived up from Portland Sal. Ihub Giav. of Allianv. -M llii r lr a't' i. end nr now in tn nm- bls iirti,,.,s,' in- j f. timjr in, 4 Kl- r ilmni lookln at s-v inl m. r Gi av, in Knueiir , it ,-i. li a vli w of Ihelr pun liMse. ..Mrs, nmeuf nii-4 br M l- i. i-cr, of Junrilnn, l In (V CHAMBERS HARI1WARK CO. i today. . Kennedv's l.Axative (.ugh 9,-riin I Thn-e more carload nvta gently yet promptly on the bow. I the new depot arrived her els and allavs Inflammation al the i"g anil wer unload, t Sold by all driiggisIA Herman Burr Leonard todiv fll-d with the coun'y clerk notice of niiti'-o-cf brii-k for nrlatlon of tl,- wn:eri of T-'in-lr : nf laving brick will In i i f.iHliit.ilion Is I'lltnp! lr 'bis moi'li. The w.-rk s.ieii a tile l.aKe fur nuier piir'n)-:ei simply a refillpc r iei:-.-d ten by law. This n uivr said t.' b. H lj'"t ' H 'HI "VQUa. MONEY iwto'u ' Eugone . ; ' iMa ttotf SavteS8 & sdiiat!y svcik ; ; VV i'M w(M. .mr t safes and bs,VJrt UrtlJVuHfr nt A.'jtfOJ li fui provide. ? . .. ' k, Ml tm m 4(M , raplinl,in -mtVi JlllD.Aon, lPil KMIti tniax ft SMrfl' growth rfOtvmitf I"" il a Ul rAV. K Dregon. Mr 0nntMi si. ly lnlerete I i tui)0tVWtf r.(f iMMi iHktiMlii ar among n rV!. 4rkW UK MMVWI itttM- ctnty. . tt erth nrt.'r "l "nrvMr VV H f,l.jftr:iilren,nn of th wAAD f ;' lanniys prepared to ncronuodato urn aitrii fctafc w W i Wie your buslnfai,. large ossmau. The Eugene Lean and Savings Bank dpiul and Surplus $120,000.0) EsUblished I82 K .R voer hrn tav by Iee,inig S. C'Ji i' foiiltrv l'n :.-f . CHAMHIOUS H.U AHie CO. Agents ftt rulHai las-abater and HriHider. CHAMUK'O HANDVi AWH CM A r.ndoaj of p's-; r t.ir I -; br.l ;,:id a cal le.id ut I! ;r.d n;j, feed for tbe l'utena Ti ,,,!, r i,,-, py wrr. amnnn the c.iupnicnt' In to k:,le,i tnU liuii-iihri nil'l filing ' 1,1 "I'l' "-J 'l "I'iel,. ard it the This Is "v so or h.n.e 1- !.! thai ,'in,!ld. BREADMadci PURE i WHITE FLOUR Mill .r iuiyE; WHITER If it IS you already know all we can tell cu aWl If it IS'NT. you want PURE WHITE FLOW Kitchen Next Eaking Day. It makes the Whi'est, Lightest Bread. Hfi. iH'mHt. ,i ml mat ron of the iiav j or l -am inoi ! las nwv wm , .M.n, r.iar. who n: bri,l n4 aav t mu SEW tm.T The First N':i : 1,..;,, 1 '"s-dol! of 'he hiiih'ii bilnk building on M, and i.-oa thereafter work of terlmr it room for the twn-stnrv !.ll'.l; lilt pes. 1 -i lillo'tl T H'e first of Am-iT, Will I,..-),, ", l.iwn t , ,,,,,1,,, nddit ion to ortrrut uv: rnw' ! ukis4 purch:se4 tto UIHI W SMtV IMttlSM? MM (lOI w jJi rur c"t V. Mil p. r.Mt Cata tth and samples fr- PI VNt . WILLIAMS CCIMPAf. t.'S W. Taylor street. Chicago. 111. a2 ta. .h7., ", " """"" ..-"'ras h..ve "'" ; ".. evervJblng w h'Tn ZlnTto ! H-gin building In a short time Thp C. C. DuRrulll ha reslgmvl his' bnR will Install safetv deposit i . mmtlm , 1 1 k i..,L.ll I In .1.- . 1. -. ll-(lis,( lt(,X g wmi-wn w rcunian,'" ",r nim snu llrovlrte n,h..r iiiv i,,.rv .,i.., venicnce. laesa in Cottage Grtit n,. Wll move to that fity to t.le Ten ele,tes from Ihe local camp htv'" ersaged In the fiieVwood" hnst of Modern Woodmen leave tomorrow """ss. They hare leased a laro ' .""r Coast Ki,rV hri,U-r nlg for Cottage Grove i, attend the tounly camp, which win ronven "'"I H1 bsv a isre.. i.r,. ' Ih,., U.i.lll,...l,v II . ... work .,. .1.1. . . . O Bt LOST Saturday evening on t atrirts. a brown our., rontnin.w money order for $:., $10 In cash. W. J Nichols, if Central Point a gold m and some smsll I f,,r. st ranger, has Wn promoted an i chance. , ricler pleas,. ,.a,e nt will be statloli.il al Kugene y. , 11 Guard office and receive r.ward. Heave for hi new !o.!i,,n j (fw 1 imlami for n casnlin ""r ork in the':,' Zy I" r, tnnt tnev h1v,-, irt., n.n-e s.tit to ira. tion en- 300. PURE WHiTE FI.OUR is made of Selectee Scotch Fife Wheat, by patent pro cess and is strictly High Grade. ; Use fcire Wh".te Flour for fwXiy 9ni cakes as well m km fcreaJ-iC Jl sf ics rj yatfg ncnc f biiJfc n..,n iv'hiie rum , Sab by the t Merchants Fr" T. Hull " I' I). l'"lork'f,t ;iMa:im.i'l" , n. inniel'. iv.er Jet"" ,,- ii, Hcmr""' r.."i. . 1. (Jih"'" ' J.'W. WW'.'' - Feuoia" 'r.ajir'l l aivw"' " WADHAMS Sb DISTRIBUTERS KERR fords