Eugene daily guard., April 10, 1908, Image 8

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Pe Friendly Store's
Saturday Specials
$3.50 and $4.00 Japanese Silk Waists
trimmed in lace, gsJendid assortment, ca
50c Lacks' Out Size Hose, U black and
with split foot, 4 pairs .. P
$2.98
$1.50
High Grade Men's Dress Shirts
BOO Shirts, mmta with attached nnd detached cuffs, n light and
dark paHerns. mho white pleated front coat shirts vfth or without cull
and soft c-vJIur n.KJiKn shlnO; rallies wimoiit tints
$1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 Tomorrow 88c
25c Neckties Tomorrow 12Xc
Tomorrow we offer during our nurprlso sale I V4 gross of white I
i , f .i, i 1,7 ur-i-nBuuB, maoo or line wash fabrics, and in I
25c Values in Men's and Boys' Ties 12c
$1.50 Boys' Hats Tomorrow only 98c
. um, w piaca on Bale all hot a' hum; values at $1 GO-
colors brown, Krny, black and tun, in tizus Ii J, f, c ' '
$1.50 Hats T
c, ?.5g and? 1.00
SEVERAL M03E
NEW BRICKS
ARE IN SIGHT
The Guard from time to time dur
ing the winter und spring has men
tioned prospective brick buildings
and nearly all of those mentioned
ime aireaoy materialized or will In
I the near future. Amnnir ih. i..
tamed of Is a 100x100 foot two-story
block on the Campoell lot at the cor
ner of West Ninth and Olive sttreets.
It lo said that it Is quite definitely
settled that the building will go up
either cUiring the minima-
The name of the person who expects
I-.. ...I int) nullum is not an
nounced. It is also said that A. W
Haskell has almost decided to build
ii me corner across the street south
."in me .ampueil lot. With the
unu rinnegan uu d una. which
are now over hiiir cnm..i..io.i .
these proposed new biiildlnira 'niiv
ni win oe one or the most Impor
c""y h""lneBa thoroughfares of the
ODD FELLOWS' PROPOSED !REALnonn
NVt-JIUKy KiRiUK bLUUK!
IS VALUABLE
jaa huts
lliaiiilv r. .
Hood
ru rid i
ti h.
.... jr iiij,.
I
In
spring
d;ilnr
That sell usually for 7r,c, 1 .00 and 1.2.'!, ami all uO
I....ICIHS unu weaves; taffetas, Toui.irds and Itajnh effects
figures, dots and slrlpes, 1!1 to 27 inches wide In the most fashionable
color com bl nations.
uoods 50c, $ 1 and $ 1 .25
llroad showing of all the, new weaves In all the new shades and at
theso prices aro especially attractive.
r
$1.25 54-in Wool Voile, yard 75c
Vollo Is one of tho most fashionable of spring fabrics and this fine
Marguisetto Voile In cream, grey, green, reseda, light blue and cham
pagne, H Inches wide, ought to be picked up quick at 75c yard.
CENSUS TO BE TAKEN
MONDAY, APRIL 20
UTV 1)IV1I)I.I INTO l-'Olll IMS
TltK TS OXH i:.TMIClt.TOIt
TO H ISMM'K
Our attention has been called to
) the tact that the estimate now being
, published of the value of the Willacy :
Qe Valley Company s plant proposed
to be sold to tho city r 140,000
does not Include the value of real es-
tata. The real estate that goes with ;
the plant includes the Skinner's Butte!
property, about 60 acres in extent,
the vji'U grounds across the river, j
about acres in extent, and the land !
on which the pumping, station stands.
The Talue of Skinner's Butte, ly-1
ing as It does in the very heart of
the city and so available for park pur
poses, was one of the chief features
which led the common council to
submit Jhe offer to the people. Good
business men have estimated the val
ue of this property to the city as j
equaling fufly one-third of the whole
purchase price. Others speak of It as j
a rock pile. But each voter is at-liberty
to make hie own estimate. It I
seeme to us, however, that In the !
hands of the city, with the city's res.
ervoir on top of it, from which water
could be gatten for irrigation, II
could be made a public ground of
unparalleiled beauty, a wonderfully
attractive feature to our own people,
and to every stranger who lands at
the depot, or even passes through on
the cars.
KitoxT or
ODD l'KI
lows' xkw it rn.nixt;
COMl'Ii KTIOI)
AS IT VVII.Ij LOOK WIIKX
I $ l ,50 and $2 English Siting yd $ 1 j
I These come In 7 and 4 yard dress patterns 111 green, Ian, and blu 1
combinations In chocks, plaid ud mllm'es; tine imported cloths', I
Tho conSu.i of tho city of Eugene,
under the direction of the Commer
cial Club, will bo tn'ton on Monday,
April 20. Tho plan proposed by G.
W. Griffin, to appoint ono Dian for
each block as enumerator, has been
adopted and tho city has been divid
ed Into four districts, which have the
Bame bundaries as the four winds.
J. M. Williams will have charge of
the census In the first district, and
he hits the plat of that part of the
city at his office in the Cockerllne
Wetherbee building, ft. McMurplK ,
will have charge of the Becond '" Jy
tflct, the plat being In his real er jjg.;
office la the Matlock building afe
W. Griffin will have charge Q.
third district and the plat. j'n (j,e
found at the Griffin Haidw , an De
pflpy's store. F. M. Wllk ; are Cora-
rect the work in tne na dl-
trlct, and the plat may .-fourth. ul
the Linn Drug Cumpar be Wn(, nl
Any onu wisnuiK iy'B dVoie.
.o take the cen-
iiil herewith presents to its
ji cut of the front of the new
.-y brick block to be erected
j by the Eugene Odd Fellows
dnrner of Kast Ninth and Oak
s. Tlie'oiit was made figm the
architect's drawings. Geo. T. Hall,
Sr., has purchased the old frame
building which stands on the lot to be
occupied by the new building, and
will move it away just as soon a3 the
occupants ran vacate.
S. H. FRIENDLY
STORE OPEN
Saturday Evening
mis In the block I
i uiuy unu ...- i'.-'
' ... 1 l l.n .,u..a,i
eu unu i"-
them direction)'
proceduro.
' i which they live
. at Ihe places nam
.i In chaiite will give
as 1o live method of
Hldiiworlh, In lOugene, rolitcnud
, 1...,,,.. Inline
X 'i:HSON.VIj W. II. Weathergon, edlr-ot nt the
. Klorence West, Is In U'V c(y for a
T . . . . . . j.....a i......
-iHl6H Sr fiOL AHEAD
IT BND OF FOURTH
Jud Skinner was over from Coburg
yesterday.
J, U. CllllCl'10 ' 111 tow" frum
Ooslien luduy.
Jl. U. Wrny went to Purtwnd on
bvtslncss today
C. A. l.orlng, li cn,.?0 f tho con
struction worn on t,,B 1K,W depot,
went to Vor';iUIld ,odl,y.
."!'" ''.i. Ij Wiitls o( Athena, Is
u- fi. Linrlit hnrn. nlifl was l(r-
u 't tina ittiintit Anrlnrnnn.
i " I. iimViiiiU went to CurvaUl f0. i Mlssos Kthtd Snndera and Delia.
". i ,i.u,. dei-httck, Of Ashland
At li
the ha
versit
real I-was
Tho
sec
iii-
. 'I'lifl rif the fourth inn rug In
jelniilil liiiiue between the 1'nl-
liuil "lii;h sc xil teams at Hec
yti pitVk Mils-afternoon the score
i'tu 2 In flivor of the high school.
. '"vitritlfy 'yiiadu the)r runs In the
mill lulli'ik ii two lilt s and that
Ufrnrs. . 1 Im high school team
sITO'd tWi In the third on a couple
, it b-rlllruhtly executed ijquoeze plays
Mill Ihiei) more In. the. fourth on u
iKium'Irf fc't;riirs by the 'varsity team.
-l.:.NJr...' .l K'li... lo ll... Imltnrv fill-
m Vu'.nlK'it from the- Blue lMer couiitr; ho m ltVxl bids and liurtt and Ers-
uino stiineii in lor tne varsity, um
wei'o"i-eiliice;l by Dixon and Noun.
Mi. w in to Wn-k In iheTniirnlng
Mrs. Kukciio Hnwd.ir, who has t fl:Jl
visit Iiir In Notirnhii for sey n.
nionts, returnoil hnmo last nig' H,
Mrs. 11. V. '.Viilmsoii roiurr i, f,,
,lim-li:m CHy today, lifter - j n) fttc
with her miUhoi- and brot'j- x-, m,,,
lllllnilro, Vnys.
Alex With Is down '.Vtm, 'iii
ranch -.u fllu" ltlver. I) i Mho
snow Ik rapidly dlsupn a uf iriom
the -mountains.
AIvh. Huodenough. H fie r visit
oth-
orheo. In Kiiguuo, wnt tw Oreswell
ill-
were nrrltals In
JaTvooWveturncd M nlBhtB..b On .he flyer la-t UJ.t
irom n. inn . ,
Jack ilnghcs Is qulto 111
i. In Viilrniollllt. .
Mis. Kttto llimna U YlsUlwa In fiM"
vn for a few liny. !
Mrs. Sylvohter Uncon, of Aann. ,
Cal., Is In lliu ciUV. .
Hugh llampum was in tP city j
from (luslK-n luduy. , - , 1
K. V.. Often ennui up from Jiincllon
City this iifternooii. 1
i)nniild Preston went to Toi-llnnd
today to sepnd n few days.
S. M. Gudnrd. of rieasant Hill.
Pro essor ' I M r turned this i with her daughter. Mrs J,'. fit We.
I rotessor i. .m. ui .. I nrheo. In Kiiguuo, wilt tw Oresw
J.. hn A K ' ling a 'ort'snd bank-', this ..nvrmioii.
.Ko I iJ tiiiKlnuss ' ''v- Umnoi'. of, SK)Jtinu, after a
" MHik wenlVo Portland Ust l.ht y In 10urfnn. wit this after
. . i.J . , ,,.1 davs noon fur UHuidalo. BfliU from there
?VLPJ. " . .hnrt vlsiu 1 I'i Weyant. of flahim.' la In the
"k'j Hrh?Si" trlli U, W Ho Is the J. who placed
the iloh -mlatnt.... this foronoou. . ivoduct o Uie lti.mons paint
W K Broun, the banker. I l nh.e near WWkor n the market.
. .ii.i... ,..i.Jlnm To I'alul Is iruuwiloctured at S-
Mt. and Mr, u. K. Arney, of Pan-
r. Iowa, aro nrre lo locate, t ney
have been at Mi-dforfl, but think that
-city La all boom and nothing else.
anil that the bubkle will burst one or
those days.
I). A. Smith and wife, who were
married In Portland one dny this
week, arrived up on the local last
night' on their way to Florence, where
they Kllf reside.
Hev. II. A. Green went to Junction
today. lie will preach near there
Suuiiiiy niiuiiliig, and at the M. 10
church Koiilh In town Sunday night.
J. II. Kcldy. rlghtof-way nisoiit for
th S. P. Co., was un arrival ill Kn
gene this forenoon.
Mrs. Albeit AVIimenriea, ot wuw-
port, arrlvHI treie this afternoon.
Dr. I.. W. Hi-own wont lo Cottage
Orove last night on mining WBlnes.
Mlaaa Mu-ulo and Sadie ot
unlin k, m last night In tlin city.
J. W. hinte returned m tne lo
cal last night Irotn a -trip to roruana
Jndae K. t. Potter ai lassea-
get to PorllaWI on the flyvr last even
ing. .
Mrs. V. fV Slatkews-raise flown
from Goshen on IWe aooa train to
day. Professor V It, Alderman return
ed last night trdin a trln, to Port
land. A. Ilmnphw. of Allmny. who has
been vlMUng his daughtnr. Mrs. ti.
through
agency.
the Garrett real estate
THE-S1NS OF THAT
OTHER FELLOW
' "Dev. D. li. Trimble announces a sc
rles of Sunday evening addresses at
the Methodist ilturch beginning next
Sunday night, under the general
theme, "Tho Sins of That Other Kel
low." April 12 ''Conceit."
April' 2ti "Vrofnnlty."
May 3 '"The ' ".Mischief maker of
Our Town.",..
May 10 "The Lack ot Self Con
trol." Mr. Trimble- Invites all his friends
to hear those and will endeavor to
make It Interesting and profitable for
those rtio come.
'TEA
' Linger ldnifcr over it; let
it be steaming; hot from
the. earthen pot; and the
loveliest woman pour it.
Your ffnc.r r. tiirni yo.ir monrr il roa doa'l
k. bllUng't Uv.l; t par biui .
'Th 'tocBtlly 'department store re
ceived 'o.-carload of sugar 'this morn
ing. Mrs. r76Vlf 'Pierce was operated on
.t.h " i.. I.... -J.. ...
Mi.JJW JUUyi: uuiiiiki jewemu;
appeudicitis'tiy Dr. Scalfe.
.Tl'ie' 'first 'automobile of hasi)ring
Wiit RTfeh 'on the str-eei tuday. H was
Webster KincaW's Mibuhlne. j
Mrs -S. ft. Patterson is building a
nfnt fi-room ' liungalow at the corner
of Kast Fifteenth and Pearl streets.
.1. A. Iliiin has boitiin the erection!
of, a fine two-s:ory- residence on High
street, j nut across the street from
whui-o ho lives.
Increase ef pension has heeri grant
ed Kile Jackson, of Collage Grove, to
20, mid John livers, of Junction
City, to 13. ;
The Eugene Lumber Company will
start a full crew to work at the mill i
Monday, the log drive having arrived ;
down tho river. i
A mnrrlnge license was Issued this'
afternoon to Solomon F. Barnes.,
aged 27 years, and Miss Emma E. Py
burn, aged 18.
S. 11. Flnnegan, the blacksmith, ex-'
pects to occupy his new brick build
ing on Olive street some lime during'
the fore part of May.
If. Snonk, the well-known Salem
contractor, was bore yesterday look
ing over the plans for Kugene's gov
ernment pnstol'flce building witii- a
view of bidding on II.
At the meeting of the hand last
night it was decided to resume the
open air concerts on the evening of
April 24. They will be held every
Friday evening after that.
In Estimating the Safety
of a bank It In alwava well to remember that tho Capital and Sur
plus, In other words, tho bank a own money. Is that which glvea se
curity to tho dftiMisltors.
The recently Increased capital of this bank, now lOO.tlOOt
fully paid Is exwdiMl by but three banks lO-the ! of Oregon, and
la twice the amount required by the statoOunklng law for cltlea of
''"'"This CapMaYBid the Surplus forms a Hind or ItS.ODO.no that
I u Ml res absolute security to those who entrust their money to us.
Wo alwnys havo on hand a large reserve for theaccomuiodatlnn
of customers desiring loans and now carry 70 per cent of our do
mand deposits In available cash, being mure than four times the re
serve reoulrcd by law!
Sixteen years of experience and nsefe't'iiesa to the l,p,,iN '
this county, prove that this bank deserves your patronage. (U
The Eue'ene boan and Savings Bank
.ic-i is nc a iowJ
C.iolul and Surplus $120,000.00
IVWItt's Kidney and Bladder Pill."
, are p'itnpt uft.d thorough and will in
a short time strengthen weakened
'. kidneys and allay troubles arising
........ i..ri ... .
ii" it un i ii ii i nidi mil ...
I Sol? by all druggists.
Miss Helen Johnson, daughter of
K. M. Johnson, fell off a horse yes
terday evening about 5 o'clock and
was severely Injured, but not seri
ously. Dr. Studley attended her.
George T. Hall, Sr., who purchased
the old frame building on the Odd
Fellews' new lot, as mentioned in yes
terday's Guard, will move it to a
lot adjoining his warehouse oil the
depot grounds and will use it for
warehouse purposes, the storage
room now at his command being In
adequate to accommodate all the bus
iness that offers.
In the divorce suit of ' J ufc,tU A;
Bainbrldge vs. William E, BHinbrldge
the def;:dnt today, ibrougu Mb. at
torney, Vv 0. Martin, fliedau au
swer to the complaint, denying each
and every allegation of the, plaintiff
and filing a cross complaint, asking
for a divorce on th? ground of cruel
and inhuman treatment.
The divorce complaint In the case
of Bertha B. Williams vs. Howard
S. Williams, mentioned a few days
ago by The Guard, was returned to
i ne couruy cierK s oiuce louity. i no
couple were iiiurrieii in wnany .nine
21, ISM, nnd have one minor child,
Belva Lee Williams, aged S years.
Desertion is the alleged ground for a
legal separation. The plaintiff asks
for the care and custody of the child.
Chief of Police Fart ington and
Street Commissioner Turner will
start out next week to make an in
spection of nil the sidewalks In the
city, and where new w-alks are need
ed they will be ordered. Commission
er Turner says the walks are in
worse shape now than they have been
for years, and much rebuilding will
have to be done. A great deal of It
will be in ihe cement district.
Rev. Glasoe. of Spokane, superin
tendent of missions for the Norwe
gian Lutheran church, spent the past
two days in Kugene. leaving on the
afternoon tt-ein for Glendale. From
there he will g:i to Colorado. He
held services at the church of that
denomination in Eugene yesterday
nnd last evening a social was held at
which the members of the congrega
tion had the privilege of meeting the
reverend gentleman.
POOR LITTLE SUFFERER.
Hist!
I.lBt!
What Is that sad
And mournful tone
Thai comes sighing
On tho brePZQ,
S' full of pathetic appeal.
Kike the low, hopeless pleadings
Of tiie ancient olireeh older
For u pass?
That appears to come
From a heart
So brimming with Korrow
That not another drop
Of sorrow
&ouM b loaded on
.Without breaking Its back, ' .
If hearts have backs. !
No; It Is not some child
Crying because
It has been spanked;
It Is not a womar!
Weeping wet weeps
Because no leap year victim appeareth.
What then?
Ah, What?
Listen! 1 i . :
It Is the great ' ,
t'nslakt-d thirst j
Tn the hew prohibition Velt ' '
Calllnr fVr K-'n.
T!;r i-v.vc!; 'I.' th 'dtfeert, )
Mid wastes of sand.
Beneath n merciless sky
And taunted by tho mirage; y
The mariner
On the pntnted eea,
With w.nter. water everywhere
A nd pi-T ;t drop
For liquidation purposes.
Is In no more appalling condition
Than tho cfro'at
tin slaked thirst
That hasn't as yet
Adapu-d itself
To tho niv c--der.
The street commissioner's force
yesterday found a lot of roots from
maple trees In the sewer near the old
people's home Which liad clogged the
Tha University track team went tot 80 e flow, ot w
Portland today to take part in the lLathKhM U was pped. The
meet at Columbia Unltersity tomor- 9 had row" trough ' the tiling
row afternoon. Trainer Hayward. If? ?Irea. 0UU.? ereat bunches in
Manaeer Bean, and 16 athletes went s'o the pipe. This. has been a source
tho Ma a dor,
! I'se stair pads under yom stair car
j pet.. We have thorn.
CHAMHKKS IIAIW.UK CO.
I Take one of our Cofflold power
1 washers on 30 days trial and you can
j do uur washing without work.
i1 II. Wilt Kits HAKlnvAKK CO.
Now modoU easy riding Kamhler
bicycle' in dlspliiv.
CHVMMKKS ll.VHinVAHK CO.
Se the n.w braced Savage wheel.
rvra I'hrtrue fr brace.
I'HAMItlMiS MAIMWAKK CO.
IH-Witfn CarboliKcd Witch U:tol
I Salve, it U especially good for pib
Sold by all druggists.
down.
J. F. Hard returned today from a
trip to his mining properties In the,
llohemia district. Me reports lots
of snow at the mines nnd says he was'
compelled to come out on snow shoes
for several miles. ,
T he W 1 1 1 a m e 1 1 e V n 1 ley Co m p n y
has sold six acres in the south end of
1 he tl loss add t Kin to H . Kvd . of
Kosoburg. for $Ji0 an acre. The
Kugetie Kcal l-'tate Invesinn-m "
Company made the deal.
lni;ali(ns for the marrlace of
Or. Saluthiel Daniel Head and Miss
Ktheiyn Martha Harbour, both of this
ciiy. have Ihhmi issued by Miss Har
bour's parents. Mr. and Mrs. William
Carey Harbour, to take placV at their
rosidt'uee Wednesday uf tor noon, 'April
22, at 4 o'clock.
There were no hobos In th? city
jail Inst night, although the night be
fore there were IS. Chief of Police
Karrington says he thinks Kugene Is
bothered loss bhohos than any oth
er town In WoMern Oregon for tho
reason that they are not fed by the
city authorities hero und the police
keep them moving.
William Mempy. Tocomly from
Kansas, has bought of K Kilbom
a blmk of land on KatrHio-.int b.mlf
vard. m'ar Hendibk park, an I will
e-t a fine butKaK w thet1 at o:h e
j Mr, Hetnpv is a c.iipeniei and run
l:rar'or, mid will i.'naaci in tl:ar tms-
i n I ;0 0 . T h v sal c w as ma d e
or great annoyance for a Jong time
and It keeps the street and sewer
force pretty busy cleaning out the
sewei'r.
The Stevens & Hulin piano house
has just closed a second deal with
S. S. Range, proprietor of the Klec
trlc theatre, for another Peerless
electric piano for his new theatre to
bo opem-:! tomorrow one door south
m inn muei Mineed-. A small
1 eeriess player will bo ufi
the arrival of the large pian.
will bo a duplicate of the one
use at the Kbvtr: theatre
mo.i s i.iUU im and .h i,
W. BOURKE COCKRAN.
New York pnlltli-lau who' ban been
forced 01T Tuiuiuanr i-imimittees by or
der of Charlrs K. Mtirnhy.
B. C. UeW'Itt & Co., Chlcaec til. ;
Gentlemen In 1897 I bad a disease
of the stomach and bowels. In the
spring of 1 902 I bought a' bottle of
Kodol. and the benefit I received all
the gold In Georgia could not buy.
May you live long and prosper. Yours
very truly, C.-X. Cornell, Koding, C.a.
August 27, 190G. Sold by all druggists.
hlgl-J
isl'ai';,l' .
Wa still have our bargain counter,
which lm-ludes hartlwHi-p. fin-nlttir.
-r si.ot runs mi l imittinrr !i n'f tt-nir nntt!
I until i they aro all g.iiu'.-
which I CI1AMHKUS HAKDWAHE CO.
now in :
in the
;ts prov
m:v today
run hAl.h--A cs.ir store, consist
im cii;ii-s-r' uinaci-o, pipes, spornng
goods, nulling tinkle, soda foun
Oin. fot beer keg, magazines and
periodicals; l'eerles.lectrirans :
head office for Portland and San
Francisco d;tty papers. Regain
for selling to change climate. Ad
dress Box 163, Ashland. Or.
Kennedy's Laxative
acts pro-iotly, yet gently on
eis, mrniign wh
i.i me system, and nt tiie same
ne It allay. Inflammation. Sold br
Q druggists.
Ooiien rftninj
'
thrnTgh which the c.ii,i i (
hv"'.'w n"e&1 "' short turn
ougcx before Ihutit
I'll A.MBKKS H.(g))VARK l.
Hee supplies of all klinls.
I IIAMIIKKS HAIWAliK
r owner Mlleriff Jos.
.:u-k-on c -n t 1 1 v
l"r,l April 7
CO.
H.i dr. ot
M
" is married at M...1.
lO ! It.., .!, i 1 1 .
of 1'ho.vix. ivr. ''
Yoar
SprinSui
Is Here
You
swelled lik
nuke--.,
brought to kus,.
ins
quiit,
" it t Hu
He 1ms the
clothes tl,
Siei-n ro..
patterns and cu(; best
of gocds.
I'cm,. n,i,l our Ii
fore you !,,. no
... M.ow KM,ds. aiid,tB(fi
ways ic-adj- , tj
'm buy or nut.
We cany u full line of (D,
nlsliings f(lr ,,. m
prices and styhs are
e on n our owu bulMa;
pay no rem and ire mi
with a reasonable profit.
f ED. HANSOn'
E No. 8 Kast Ninth Stmt I
m Kiigcne, Orcgnn
Hawkes
Cut Glass
Artistic Designs
Rich, Deep
Cutting
, have built up ourttn
Cut Glass on thvHsj
quality offtKe
"Hawkcsf"
j. o. wAtn
JEWELER.
WAN-nQS,nlghed house Qr
light housekeeping, with bath, by
voting married couple: nchildren.
Address XXX, care Gu.n(g) al3
WW
'II VMHKliS
ir,!':i ri
ll lil
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