Eugene daily guard., April 09, 1908, Image 8

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El'GE.N'E DAILY OVARII; THIRSDAT, APRIL . 1008
50-inch Colored Tapestry ET
fi colors a yd JUC
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THE FRIENDLY STOR.E
1 50th Surprise Sale
Special Easter Offerings
CITY NEWS
New Patterns in Jap- 2 5c
aneseKimona Crepe Yti
FRIDAY SUilPiCgS SALE
High Ggade Black Silks
! $6-inch Black Moneybak $2.50, Tafftti. yd?. $2.00
36-inch Black Bonnett $2.00 a'affet yd $1.50
36inch Black Gold Bond $1.50 Talfeta yd $J.30
30-inch Black Gold Bond $1.25 Taffeta. yd $1.00
36-inch Black Standard $ 1 .25 T.if fct yd 90c
21-inch Black Moneybak $l.25 Peau de Cygne ydj $1.10
20-inch Blach Standard $1.25 Peau de Soie yd 88c
23-inch Blach Standard 85c Tafleta yd" 6pc
36-inch Colored Standasd $1 50TofliU yd... "$1.30
36-inch Black Moneyback $2,50 Peau dc So $2.00
FRIDAY SURPRISE SALE
High Grade Men's Dress Shirts
500 Shirts, mart.) with attached and detached cuffs, In light and
dark patterns, also white pleated front coat shirts Ah or without culls
and soft ceO.ar negligee shirts; values
$1.00, $1.25 and $J.5u Tomorrow $c
25c Neckties Tomorrow
Tomorrow we offer during our surprise sale 1 .gross of white
and fancy reversible four-in-hands, made of fine wash fabric and i
all of the light summer shades.
25c Values in Men's anel Boys' Ties 12jc
$1.50 Boys' Hats Tomorrow only 98c
Friday only, we place on sale all boys' hats; values at $1.50; In
colors brown, gray, black and tan, in sizes 6 to G 7-8.
$1.50 Hats Tomorrow 98c
the manager give denial. No such
' report emanated from them.
Jndse Harris, of the circuit court,
ha3 handed down a decree in the
case of Jordan I'urvine vs. thj Star
Consolidated .Mining company. The
"r ' i iilaintiif is awarded $ti.l 7S.7 I. with
Tha front in Hampton Bros.' store; i per cent interest and the further
is being painted. sum of $500 attorney fees and the
; cqsis and disbursements of the suit.
Band rehearsal will be held to- Please remember the V. R. C.
niKht at the armory pallors. ' basket social Saturday night, April
-
11, at G. A. R. hall, theatre block.
Following Is the lineup of the high
6
Muslin .Gowns, Underskirts
aidj:Brawers Extra Special
, Hundreds will take advantage of th?so extra valut'3 In fine white
I'lidoi'musllns; many new Inco and embroidery styles as well as the
moro stnplo tucked and -iileattd effects. The stronegst feature of our
Undcrmuslins Is the very substantial way In will; h they aro made. Ev
ery senin is doulile si Itched and tho (iiality of materials used iu making
Is the best. Then thu extreme fullticHs of every garment.
Clowns in regular and extra sizes tide, to fltH.oo
Skirts In regular nnd extra sizes .'.lie to $10.0(1
Drawers In regular and extra sizes to $:t.5(.
Corset Covers In all sizes 12c to $2.00
Some Splendid Table Linen Values
Easter Is only a few weeks away. Is your Table Linen com
plete for this occasion. If not, come to The Friendly Store and supply
your needs at a saving.
Our Men's Shop Offers Many Bar
gains in Easter Apparel, Hats,
Shirts, Gloves, Underwear, Etc.
IT , TIiIh season one Hat si ore Is beaming full of good Hut vul
llfltS ut.H in staple and novel Nliupes. Our Hat mini will fit you
In both style, color mid iiulity. The new shades are lloniliny Bronze,
Klepliiuit HmiNl, Monkey uiiil l.ljird Hruwn ns well as pnys, talis and
blacks; prices $1.50 to $11,110.
Qt i , No matter whether you want, n soft collar negligee Shirt
OnirtS at DOc or a fine linen Dress Shirt at $l.r.0, our assortments
are coinploto. Now designs nnd fabrics In Oolf Shirts received yester
day ut Ijtl.ttll, Sl.iM mill $l.nu
A-tf Tomorrow wo of for nil gent's Kngllah made Oolf Gloves
VjlOVeS ut tho following prices:
$2. DO Gloves lu tan, brown and gray 2.00
$2.00 Gloves In tan, brown and gray - $1.75
$1.75 Gloves In tan, brown and grey f .'. $1.50
T T 1 New sprliiK rmliTivcnr In tun, grays, blues, wliitn
vJnuerWear inxl miu In plain coIoi-n unl fancy .Skirts .ami
drawer, It'J lo II IiicIich; worth 7.V;
our special n ice -
Childrens' Wash Suits, ages 1 to 6
ioo Wash Suits made iu Sailor and Buster Brown effects
made frqin Percale, Linen and l'ougee in plads and
fancy colors.
SM CD I171!TV "V Eugene's Largest
. M. r S.iSLiyULf I aui Best, Store
Prompt and Careful Attention
We solicit your ma l and telephone orders and guarantee satisfac
tion. Samples furnished on request and articles ordered by mall or
telephone that aro not satisfactory may be returned. No use to send
away .off for what you can get at home. We save you the mail, ex
press or freight that's all, for we at all times on tho same merchan
dise guarantee, prices to be as low 'us tbey are sold anywhere. Give us
a trial order and be convinced. Telephone orders delivered promptly.
Silks at 50c, 75c and $1.00
That sell usually for 75c, $1.00 and $1.25, and all new spring
patterns nnd weaves; taffetas, Foulards and Rajah effects in dainty
figures, dots and stripes, 19 to 27 Inches wide, In the most fashionable
color combinations.
New Dress Goods 50c, $ 1 and $ 1 .25
Broad showing of all the new weaves In all the new shades and at
theso prices are especially attractive.
$1.25 54-in Wool Voile, yard 75c
Voile Is one of the most fashionable of spring fabrics and this fine
Marguisette Vollo in cream, grey, green, reseda, light blue and cham
pagne, 44 Inches wide, ought to be picked up quick at 75c yard.
I
$ 1 .50 and $2 English Suiting yd $ 1
These come In 7 and 8 yard dress patterns In green, tan and blue
combinations In checks, plaids and mixtures; fine imported cloths;
values to $2.00 ut $1.00 a yard.
Comforts, Blankets, Pillows
Extra values In Comforts nt $1.00 to $3.00 ea; wool Blankets,
$2.50 (o $10.00; Pillows filled with good feathers, 90c to $1.80 ea., all
worth a great deal more.
Bed Spreads at $1, $1.50 to $5.00
that show a saving of 20 per cent to 25 per cg'nt; hemmed and rrlnged,
cut coiners for iron bed or square corner; crochet. Honeycomb and
Salin Damask.
or Your Money Back S. H. FRIENDLY
1 of Albnny, Is In th city today. city, having arrived out on last
I M. L. Sommcrvillu left last night night's stage.
PKKHONAL ' on his return trip to I.os Angeles. Mrs. Fred Fisher, of Murcola, was
l' V. f I. 111... 1'l.t, n Itn iiu.tlt iimw ... ' III W.tt ir.lTln .t iA a v
Portland on tho noon train today. J. 1. Martin returned home this af-
Dlstrlct Attorney Frank Sklpworth ! tornoon from a trip north,
wont to Junction City today on busl- K. O. Tobey wont to Cottage drove
uess. 1 1 Ilia afternoon on business.
Miss Haio I lU'an went to Portland Assessor II. F. Keeney went to Cot.
today to spend a couple of weeks nt ; tage Grove this afternoon.
J. D. Dniuiiion returned this after-
School Superintendent . ' noon from n business trip to Halsey
Russell Welch Is quite III from la
grippe.
W. 1.. Houston la In tho city from
Portland.
R. Bchuls, of Valley City
In Kimono
N. D., Is I home
! County
Hrown returned last
professional trip lo '
J. D. Wlgle, of Coburg. sent last i u
night In Eugene.
O. t.olo and wife are down from r. I,.
Mnrrolii on business. night from i
Walter Carroll left this noon for 'Portland
points north on business. ; Mliul ..SU,M ii.,y eonflned to her Seattle.
C. W. 'line. S. P. trainmaster, room lu the Hangs block on account
spent last night lu Eugene, of Illness.
P. II. Marshall a proinlucul ell len I.. It. Item), of Florence, Is In the
attend the missionary convention at
the Christian church.
H. C. BaiiRhman. Republican can
didate for the nomination of county
school superintendent, was over from
Springfield last evening
Rev. F. E. Bllllngton, formerly of
this city and Cottage Grove, Is among
those attending the missionary con
vention at the Christian church
Drew Griffin, candidate for the
."riiiiiicnn nomination for sheriff
A delegation from Lower Leaburg
visited Eugene ana purcnustu u ruiiuiuH n ......e . ...
eedham Aan of Stevens & HuliVi school team In the game of baseball
for their cTTurch
Household good
I'd this afternoon from their irin to!. ..' "':' '' '"'re she-will
In Estimating the Safety
of a baO'4. U l alwiijji well L remember that the Capltnlnnd Sur
plus. In other words, tie balm's own money. Is that which gives se
curity to tlif. depostrrs.
TO" lO'cntly Im-ronod capital of this bnnk, no $100,000.
fOlly pa'0. exceeded by but three banks In the state of Oregon, and
twice 0. "O'00: required by the mate banking law (or cities of.
'0la 00"' larger. O
This t'QillHl nnd the SurrAi forms a fund or $125,000.00 that
I0 ii ron absolute security to thWe who entrust their money to us.
We always have on hand a lar QrcQve for theaccommodatlon
of rustonQs denlrlng loans and itow carry 70 per cent of our de
mand deposits In available jjli.(ying more than four times the re
serve required by law! W5
Sixteen years of experience and unofculnrss to the people of
'Qs cWIinty. prove that this bank deserves your patronage.
The Eugene Loan and Savings Bank
Capital nd Surplus $1.000.00 Established IS2
Dlllard went to Cottage drove last, William Wills was a passenger to left last nliiht for ihn m.ih.,. ... ;
night. , Cottage Drove on the afternoon train, the county to look after hi ini.,.....V
today. . . , ..... . . .
J. O. Waits and son Charles return- f, ! v... :.... . r'"''' '
r son, Frank, who is verv III
Mrs. Dr. Kline nnd Mis l.eln S,,.ti .- ...v.,..,,,,,.,,,,, , another
of Collage drove, are III the city this " . . ' ,,
afternoon. , , 1 r; ,'"1" Marinnm has been quiH-
W. A. Hlckson ami . I.. Bushnell.1!" , (''""'Pneunionla for the past
of Itoseburg. were arrivals 1n Kugeiie. ,'m , 13 '."nv '''""'"'scent. She
Ins: evonlno. ;'" '.' nblo to see Q.-r patients
Mrs. K. I.. Campbell and son. Dew- j r"r !"v, r"' ''n.1" Jet.
ev. returned this afternoon from a "'v J- w- McDoucO. pastor of
visit at Woodbiirn. J Ml Tabor M. E. church at Portland
lr. P. K. Hammond is home from ,s u'r' visiting his brother. D. S Me
Oregon City and Portland, where he "'"iall. the tailor, who Is quite ill.al
nun oeen lor a weeK. i """rni liospiiai
rinur jonnsoii was a passenger
f T IT Tjiw-
ri "" r".
remofrom somewfr&re norm or rori
landand Mrs. Marhart, from Oregon
City, arrived here today.
E H. Guile, recently from Kansas,
has bought the J. A. Stansbie farm
east of Springfield for $6900. Plank
& Johnson made the deal.
Graver Dong has resigned his po
sition at Hull's drug store at candy
maker and has accepted a similar po
sition at the Palace of Sweets.
The Military Club will hold a spec
ial meeting tomorrow night at which
important business is to be transact
ed. Clara Sumner has been granted a
divorce by Judge Harris from Thom
as Sumner, and she is granted the
care and custody of the minor child,
Howard.
Mrs. A. '.. Morford and daughters,
of Riverview, were visitors in Eugene
t..itay, and while here purchased a
handsome organ at Stevens & Hulin's
piano s:ore.
Harry Down left thlswnorning for
Mapleton nnd other lower Siuslaw
points with the election supplies for
the several precinqts in that part
of the county.
William Arnold today completed
his ten days' sentence in the county
Jail for selling liquor and 'his fine of
$200 was paid by his employer,
Thomas Linn.
C. W. Iddlngs, a sawmill owner of
with the U. of O. team at Recreation
Park tomorrow afternoon, beginning
at 3:45 o'clock: DeNeffe, pitcher;
Anderson. 1st base; Rooine, 2d base;
Sweeney, 3d base; Cockerline, Bhort;
Chandler, l.f.; Wilson, c.i.; is.ing,
catcher. This is an especially strong
line up, DeNeffe helping out wonder
fully. The high school boys are prac
ticlne faithfully, and should be able
to give the U. of O. team a hard rub.
The weather continuing tair, mere
is every promise of a big crowd. Bigs
will be run to and from the grounds.
Hamilton & Von Orstrand, whose
grocery store is now located at the .
corner of East Ninth and Oak strets. I
where the I. O. O. F. five-story block 1
is to be built, have rented the west ! I
room of the new Barnard building at
the corner of West Eighth and Char-
nelton streets, and they will move I j
their stook of goods there. The work ;
of building the false wall to protect ;
the Interior of the Rhodes building :
next door to the proposed new struc-;
tore will begin at once, lumber belnsj
delivered on the grotind for the work j
today. j
OFFICIAL I'OIMXMST
FOR XOHTHWKST
Portland. Or., Anrll 9.
Western Oregon and Western
Washington -Ftar tonight;
light frost except near coast;
Friday fair and warmer, ex
cept near coast.
Enstern Oregon, Eastern
Washington and Idaho Fair
and cooler tonight; light frost
Friday fair and warmer.
Drain, today purchased an acre tract '4..4.4.4.4.4.,4.4,.
in ine uiair street, uuuuioii unu win
move his family here this spring and
build on the lot.
Nobody's Magazine, published by
the Eugene Commercial Club, has
been ifsued. It is well Illustrated,
and ought to be a means of attracting
homeseekers lo Eugene,
i
The work of spreading the gravel
and granite over the depot yards was
commenced today. All 'the low
places will be filled In and the entire
yards covered with granite.
T. T. Case, of Portland, has bought
the tailoring business of D. S. Mc
Dougall in this city and has taken
charge. Mr. McDougall Is still In
lite hospital and quitu sick.
County Commissioner II. M. Price,
who is lu the city today from his
home nt-Hale, leaves In the morning
for the lower Siuslaw country to look
after road unci bridge matters down
there.
The Odd Fellows this afternoon
sold the old frame building on the
lot which will be covered by their
five-story brick to Geo. T. Hall, Sr.,
who will probably move It to one of
his vacant lots.
Superintendent L. R. Fields, Road
master W. Bolllns and Master Ms
chnnlc T. W. Younger, of the S. P.
Co.. arrived here this forenoon In
their private car nnd spent the re
mainder of the day here.
J. F. Kelly Is having plans drawn
by Architect John Ilunzicker for a
fine two-story residence on his lot at
the corner of West Sixth and Lin
coln streets. It will be colonial in de
sign and one of the handsomest rest-1
deuces In the city.
The big hay scales, which have
been in front of the Bangs Liverv
Company's stables on West Ninth
srtet for many years, were taken up
today so that the pavement can be
laid there. They will probably be put
down on Olive street.
R. A. Booth, Harry Dunbar. W. J.
Hill. L. N. Roney and Air Walker en.
gaged in a coyote hunt up the Mo
hawk yesterday. They Jumped one
of the varmints and a dog chased It
over into tho Camp Creek country,
but it was not caught.
M. S. Hubble was operated upon
this afternoon for an abcess which
had formed In the muscles of his
back, caused by inflammatory rheu
matism. Dr. F. E. Sclover, assisted
by IV. W. Kuykendall and Dr. I). A.
Paine, performed the operation.
The stockholders In the fair asso
ciation will hold a nieetiug at the
Commercial club tonight at which
time election of officers will be held
and the by-laws will be adopted Ml
holders of slock who have not pal,l
up are requested to be present ani
niiike the first payment.
Fresh garden seed iff bulk.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup
acts promptly, yet gently on the bow
els, through which the cold Is forced
out of the system, and at the same
fiie it ni'-vs inflammation. Sold by
all druggists.
Be sure and Bee the new short turn
bUKV before buying.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Bee supplies of all kinds.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Former Sheriff Jos. M. Rader, of
Jaeksnn county, was married nt Meil
ford April 7 to Mis3 Bertha M. Rose,
of Phoenix, Or.
See the new sanitary carpet lining
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Use stair pads under your stair car
pet. We have them.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Take one of our Coffleld power
washers on 30 days' trial and you can
do your washing without work.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Yesterday's baseball scores: San
Francisco, 9; Portland, 6. Los An
geles, 11; Ooklnnd, 2.
Positively cored Vf
these Littlo Tills.
T'.icy also relievo IIs
trris from Xyrrcps'.:i, In
dlTCStloa n.ad Too Hear:;.
Knur.);. A perfect rem
odyfoi-fltzrintTJ, 3S"&us"L
rjrcvs'.aess. Itad Teste
In tlio WouiU, Co:Ucc
Tonguo. Pain In tho Side
TOKPID Ln'EU. The)
regulate tho Bowels. Purely Vegetable
SHALL PILL SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE,
CARTER'S
P HVER
p PiltS.
CARTERS
FITTLE
IVER
PIUS.
Genuine Must Bear
Fac-Sirmle Signature
REFUSE SUBSTITUTES
II 'use!
I wu tl- Litest Mo. a Dlioci'
old goods for Dr. .'l..tnl,.. 1 'Cvriupll.i. .:.V . L. -
rr'0-.l here this m,,n,illi: from' Kan "T A Rf II l lna -u
t laiV-. Is., a.,,1 the, were moved to! 1 ABULA 1 0bf nothl'yj Itfec
resent. striker nnd fntnilv hav-
John Pemberton ,.i.i. ... ,v O ". . ', ,,-.,n resld -nee U
1 ...... . ... "V ..1-0... " """" ' recently
on the Mapleton stage this morning ,"""'' uitnrai h Ire Kel Association T PurctiCkeJ.
.r siii.Ium' 1 leu lor noinls north t.v.... -r... ...
for the lower Siuslaw
Miss Edna Hamilton left yenterdav
for Prlnevllle. where she v.l.vlsit
fi'lends(giirlng the slimmer.
F.,;h.r (fj'timtrli'k returned to Cot.
te (it-ove this afternoon after vis
iting Q her I) Fnrrell for a day.
..r ....1.... ....... v
ferrlng with the rompanv's hual
agent .1. II. Daniel. In Eugene.
DrOieo. O'B. DeBar returned this
afternoon from Portland, where he
j " O " .Masonic meeting, s.
. ... i r. it. Alosher ami
.
"Wrce Kerr ... O
, , . .'i.irc'.iin t.c
wt
lieace thvrr
..n-n ... 11 1 .... ' 1 1 . ,,i 1. use the m,m...
... 1 ...'.Mi iver to n.t...i ne w.u 1.. ... r. . "
mis, nuiiv iien.irick, arrived home another meeting there. ' fcV. n,un . . (5' '" t
lm" I'lieiiioen iroin ner extended, . c r- ' 'r "'n days.
mi' inroiign ine r.ast and South. v... ... .. ...
. r mi . Kim ,
way to
! I'lutNt McKlnb v and
u'.,.. 1 ... .3,
I ... ou wriou, were
I here last ninht u their
, Sprlngflel.l.
I Iter. T. S. Handsakrr. of Corvallls.
jwas an air.v.il here this afternoon to
New
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...n,.- 1.. i-i, .ri,.ji iin nispuiy
arrnals CHAM IE US HAItlM-i.-
nln,... rCl..
evening ami 11I1W...1 i., .1. . "... "v 1-'
i em ueing 11 11 all ..
w.i.
(CI) ' county's expense
ttnuiinN for ol.j
S.v the new braced Savage whe.
No extra choree for brae-
CIIAMBEKS tlAKDWARF CO
inacer Ormoml n....n - .. .
si'Y track 1.,,, I...:."' 1 nu
."".'.'
-rack ..verevatinn , ,'"'"ne.
. -ior 111 u "i'imm.1
The inard 'a-t v,cu. ,.,
tated that another thins 1
1 nu n l i a.
financial
slit ha
"""'r llayward a
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t. . n.rm l''1i"i.oriilrmil
I The n.w ..hm. (
wnu.'i ....'., ImL
IK -Mrm A. B 4 WSJ
fnll tnirtkr .1
'-"le-DavIs Drog Co
d rt omlwurd. CUrke C... f ortlaafi
!SoodK
AtVt th.
'wise
In
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''' has the s,vHIm
clnlliou .1. . '
broni'lit ... iv
'"' '" and cat; b,
of gol ds.
Come and sot.
fere veil liv :.
' ' " no Ik,;,
Mum- souls, anU e
"ays ready ( u it m(l
Volt buy nr .jai,
' XVl' '""? u full line o(
nishings fr ,,,, ,pJ
prices and styl r, ri
We mm our ma biiifc
pay 110 rent and rc ufod
with a reasonable profit.
ED. HANM
No. 8 Vast Ninth Stmt
I'iiigene, Oregon
Hawkes;
Cut Glass
Artistic Desid
Rich, Deep
Cutting
1 have built up our ttH
Cut Glass on the hip
quality o( the
"Hawkes"
J. O. WATti
JEWELER
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