THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD, TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 1008
Grand Sale This Week ot Tailored Suits
Special Sale of Silk Suits, Jumper, Spencer
and Shirtwaist Styles, values to S 1 6 for $10
A special purchase enables us to offer you about three dozen of this season's newest styles in Silk'
Suits at about one-third less than the regular prices, made of fine Chiffon Taflcta Silk in -Jumper,
Spencer and Shirtwaist styles, shown in Navy, Copenhagen, Brown, Green and Black, sizes 34 to
40. We suggest early buying if you want one. Values to $16.00 your choice $10.00
txira narge lor uurauou v j m v Vytra rh. inr Ah.rAtinn
New Parasols
$1.00 to $7.50
Tailored Suits
Specially Reduced
We are showing the most
complete line of Ladies
Tailored suits in Eugene
the plain tailored suits
and the Butterfly Suits
all specially priced for
two days, tomorrow and
Saturday.
Our stock of Lingerie Drescs
is complete in every fea
ture, white and colored
Wash Dresses
at $1.50 to $15.00
About ioo new parasols to
choose from, white linen,
plain, embroideried and
hem-stitched edge. Pon
gee in plain and embroid
ereb effects, and the plain
and fancy silk Parasols,
colors to match your new
gown.
Children's Parasols
25c, 50c and 75c
Big assortment, new styles
Muslin
Reduced
15
Our entire slock of
fine Undermuslins,
Shirts, Night
Dresses, Drawers,
Chemise, for two
days, Friday and
Saturday, reduced
15
Fancy
Hose
25
and
50c
CANVAS OF
VOTES STARTED THIS
AFTERNOON;;
! than that laid on Willamette street
; last fall. j
The official canvass of the vote cad
at the primary election begun this af
ternoon at 3 o'ciocK, nie tally sheets,
from Five Rivers precinct, the last to
be heard from on account of the
great distance from Eugene, having
arrived only a few minutes before
The canvassing board consists of
Countv Clerk Lee, Justice of the
Peace Bryson, of Eugene, and Justice
of the Peace J. L. Clark, of Creswell.
They are assisted by Miss P. M. Nor.
ton of the clerk's force. The count
will probably not ue completed be
fore tomorrow forenoon some time.
Last night the annual election of
officers of St. Marys Episcopal
churi was held and the follwviiig
I vestrymen eiecieu. i-ruiessur . j.
Hawthorne, u. r. craw, Dr. York, S.
Smeede, F. Page, C. S. Freeland,
all, Dr. Loomis.
1 .1 A Nash returned this afternoon
' from Yaquina Bay, where he and a
! force of three men were busy for sev
! eral days getting out a car load of i
stone to be used in building the addi-!
! tloij to the First National bank. The
car Is expected here tomorrow. j
! J. P. Nickelsen, who has been as
' slsting in the S. P. depot here for sev-;
eral days past, quit last night to ac-
cept a position as station agent at
i Lewlston, Wash., where he was lpcat-j
'ed before coming to Eugene several j
, months ago. - He leaves tonight. j
Jake Hoo
oarsana:ii
To purify,
ereule an aiiDMiJ. w
CITY NEWS
Fine Black and Blue Serge Suits in Unlimited Variety of Style and Fabric
Our dignified clothes for dress up occasions express dignity and elegance hard to duplicate. It's a pleasure to wear them;
you know they rc "RIGH T',. Fine blue and black -$ 1 5.00 tO $30.00
Furnishings, too -a big stock especially selected for our Easter trade. Too many good things to tell you about here,
come in and we'll show you. ,
' Special next ,week, Suit Cases, Grips, Trunks
Your Money's Worth or
Your Money Back
S. H. FR.ENDLY
Eugene's Largest and
Best Store
I'KHSONAL
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i R. O. Brady is In the city from
Creswoll, '
W. O. Minn visited his big orchard
at Irving today.
C. J. Cook, or Boston, Mass., Is a
recent arrival here.
C. It. Sylvester, the Jasper mer
chant, is In the city.
L. D. Scarbroiigh was In tho city
from Creswell today. i
Miss A. M. Smith made a trip to
Junction City today.
L. A, Tobias and wife, ot Mitrcoln,
are In the city today.
11. L. Kami cumo up from Junc
tion City this afternoon.
M. MeCullongh, of Washington, D.
C, arrived hero yesterday.
Mrs. C. T. Clark leaves tonight for
a month's visit at Spokane.
William Itrynd arrived out from
Florence on last night's stngo.
Mrs. 8. II. Eakln returned last
night from a visit In Portland.
Mlsa Porlo Miller returned last
night from a visit In Portland.
J. M. Shelley wbb a passenger to
Portland on the noon train today.
Mlsa Violet Parson went to Cres
well this afternoon on a short visit.
W. T. Kayser returned to Cottage
Grove on tho afternoon train toduy.
J. M, Medley went to Collage
drove today to remain there bouio
time.
C. II. Young has returned to his
work as forest ranger on tho lower
Sluslaw.
K. M. Barnett anil W. II. Mnllov,
of Junction City, spent last night in
Eugene.
MIbb AIIco Cunningham, of HarrlR.
burg, Is visiting Mrs. I. A. Valentino
In Eugene.
ev. and Mrs. W. X, Phelps left on
tho early morning stage today for
Ihnlr home at Mnplcton.
R. H. Spnugenherg and Tamlly left
today for Oregon city, where they
will visit for several days.
J. W. Ward and family left lodav
for Ballard, Wash., where they ex
pect tu reside In the future.
Itev. and Mrs. J. 11. Johnson, of
Denver, are the guests nf c. U. Van
Dnyn In Eugene a few days.
A. II. Aiisman, of Blue It her, after
short business visit hen-, left on
thl uiornlugVslaKo for home.
Rev. Kohrrt Booth came in from
the north this afternoon, to vlsli his
son, Hon. It. A. Booth, and famll).
Fred It. Madison, (leo. F. LcudiiiK
haiiH and H. A. Kiiimht, of lirvad,
Wash., arrived In Eugono lust night.!
E. N. Hutchinson, of tho United:
States bureuu of unimal Industry, ar-l
rived 111 -Eugene tram the south to
day, i (
Mrs. L. 1.. Wnrnock returned today j
from n visit at Closhen. She was ac-
compnnled by her mother, Mrs. V. B. j
NfiithoU'M. '
Flunk Zlmmer is on a trip to South
Dakota on business commuted with
tho settlement of the eatato of his
mother, Mrs. Koaulie Uausch.
Miss Zelma Cruznn went tu her
home at Dexter thlsl afternoon. She
was a member of The Guard's party
that returned last night from Los Au
geleB. James Parker, Jr., wont to Pleas
ant Hill this afternoon to see his
father, who is very 111 there. Ho is
ono of thhu early plonoera ot the
county.
Rev. E. O. O. Groat, pastor of the
Bnptlst church at Lebanon, after a
visit at the home of W. T. Kerley In
Eugene, went to Yoncalla today on n
short visit.
Mrs. Laura Nlcklin of McMlnnvllle,
ofter a Bhort visit at tho home of her
nephew, 1. T, Nlcklin, In Eugene.wem
to Uoseliurg this afternoon to visit
there a few days.
Robert Boyd and wife, of Kansns,
after a short visit In Eugene, left to
day for homo. They were much Im
pressed with Eugene and surround
ing country, and may be back in the
near future to reside.
Albany Herald: Ralph Robinson
returned this morning from Eugene,
where he attended the Eusler services
of the Masonic commnmlury Inst
night. He says that tho new Eugene
depot Is progressing very fast, and
the city seems to tin moving ahead.
FORMER EUGENE GIRL
ELOPES WITH ASHLAND BOY
MABEL MOODY AM CHARLES
McWILLIAMS (iO TO REDOING,
CAL., TO WED
ne sure and see tho new short turn
bugiiv before buylig.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Bee supplies of aii Kinds.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Bee supplies of all kinds.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO
fee the new sar'"-.r carpet lining.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Take one of our Coffleld power
washers on Sii days' trial and you can
do your washing without work.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Thousands of rolls of new wall pa.
per lust received.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Banking By Mail
Is simply the application to the use ,f Individual depositors of the
system In vogue among lisnks.
It Is perfectly sate. In tho enormous dally eirhange between
hanks of different cities, amounting tu millions of dollars, there
Is never n dollar lost.
This method of hanking Is convenient, private and time-saving.
It is of especial advantage to persons living in the muntrv or
smaller towns who want the satisfaction of dealing with an abso
lutely safe bank, or to persona In the eltv, not so situated that thev
can conveniently visit the bunk In person.
When yon send your first deposit, you will receive notice of
credit and check-book.
Your money It, pcrf.-clly safe when deposited In (Ms old bank
with Its large capital and surplus.
The Eugene Lo.in and Savings Bank
. : A ' I
The following press dispatch con
cerns a former Eugene girl:
Redding Cal., April 20. A loving
couple, yuung enough In appearance
to- bo school children, came all the
way from Ashland, Or., Friday night
to he married at Redding. They were
Charles McWIlllams, aged 21, and
Mjss Mabel P. Moody, aged 18, ac
cording to tho marriage license. They
were married Suturduy evening In
the Presbyterian inause by Hov.- O.
S. Mnson. The bride is a grand
daugiter of former tlocernor Moody,
of Oregon. The groom is a son of a
well-known real estate dealer of Ash-i
land. When they registered for sep-,
mate rooms nt the Hotel Lorenz they
unnounced that they were cousins.
ol arforinoruld ETAOIN
I KIKKHAL ATTENDED .
Cottage Grove, April 20. Tho fu
neral of Allen Johnson, son of W
C. Johnson, a prominent business
man of this city, who was thrown
from the Portland-Cottage Grove lo
cal late Friday night and died two
hours afterward, was one of the larg
est ever held in this city. It Is esti
mated that 21)00 people were in at
tendance.
It is thought that When Johnson
caught on the steps ot the closed ves
tibule of the coach, to Insure his safe.
ty, he wedged himself under the trap
uoor. wnen tlioUrnkemun threw
up the door it is assumed that he
was so suddenly released from his
positlou that he lost his balance and
fell forward from the car. Indira
tlons point to the fact that he retain
ed a one-hand hold for a distance of
some JO feet, when he struck a cul
vert and was dashed against the
heavy timbers. The young mun did
not regain consciousness.
V MARRIED
At the home of John C. Parker,
4(13 Olive street, Eugene, this after
noon at 8:30 o'clock, Emery Scales
and Miss Bessie O. Powers, both of
Eugene, Rev. 1. 11. Trimble officiat
ing At tho home of John Srhmuti at
Cottage Grove, April 19, 108. Chas.
H. McKlhbcn and Miss Menrl L.
Schiniils, Rev. C. H. Wallace offlclat-in.
Plenty of Trouble.
!s caused by stagnation or the llvei
and bowels. To get rid of it and
headache and biliousness and the
poison that brings jaundice, tnke Dr.
Mug s New Life Pills, the reliable
purifiers thnt do the worjt without
grinding or griping. 25c at W. A.
ivuvKendall s drug store.
New models easy riding Rambler
bicycles on display.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
GERMAN COACH STALLION'
The German coach horse which I
purchased from Duncan Scott will
make the stand during tho season at
Bangs' barn.
tf J. H PERKINS.
NECK TIK PARTY'
The Fraternal Aid will give a nVrlc
tie party at Frank's hall Wednesday.
April 22, at X p. m..l Eeerybody In
vited. Ladles bring tiasket for two.
S1GR HEADACHE
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CARTER'S
ITTLE
VER
PILLS.
nyulats tlx Uowrls.
Positively cnreil by
these Little Pills.
Tliey also rvl.O--o Pis
trwa irwn I1) jpepsta. In
dltretlon and Tuo Heir tj
Kuiutf. A prrtwt rem
edy lor IMnlncsB, Nsitsrft,
Iirorinea. Bod Taste
m the NtHiia, (Mated
Tescuo. Puln In the SM
ToKi'in uvr.it Thi
Purely VciT'iablfl.
SMALL PILL SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE.
CARTERS
tTTtr
IVER
ill
Genuine Musi Beit
Fdc-Si.nils Stature
Notice of Sale on K.tfiit inn
Notice is hereby given that by vir
tue of an execution issued out of the
circuit court or tho Stato of Ore
gon for tho County of Lane on the
111 day of April, 1908. on a iudir
nient rendered In said court on the
2d day of March. 190S, In favor of
K. E. Mink, plaintiff, and against
Nannie K. Belshaw, defendant, for
the sum of two hundred fortv-two
anil, ana :u-khi dollars, which Judg
ment was enrolled and docketed in
i iic otuce or tne clerk or said court
on the "th Hay of March, 190S, by
which writ I is commanded that ont
of the personal property belonging to
said defendant, or If sufficient could
not he found then out of the real
property belonging to said defend
ant, on or after the said -tth d.iv of
April. 190S, to satisfy said judgment,
costs and accruing costs. Being un
able to find personal property with
which to satisfy said Judgment, costs
and accruing; costs, I did on the 4th
day of April, 190S, levy upon the fol
lowing real property belonging to
said defendanlt on the said 4th d iv
of April, 1S0S, or suliseqiientlv to
wn :
Lot No. 4 In Block No. S of the
original town of Eugene city
now Eugene, as plaited and
recorded, all In I.nn county. Oregon.
Now. therefore. In the mime of the
State of Oreg.in.aiu'o'n order to satis
fy said judgment, costs and nrrrulng
costs, I will on Monday, the 'J."th day
of May. 190S. between the hours of
9 o'clock a. in. and 4 o'rolck p .in.,
to-wtt: at I CQloik p. m. en said
day, at the southwestdoor of Hi,
county courthouse in Etu-ne. Lane
county. Oregon, offer for sale for
Relslmw's right, title and tnicroOn
cssh subject to redemption, all of in,-above-named
defeniltant s Nannie K
iieisnnw s ricnr. line and Interest in
and to the above-descrllted ro;t pro-,
crty. '
"it.M this 15th ilav of ,,r"i. j,,,
The excelsior company yesterday
shipped a carload of excelsior to San
Francisco.
Tho exterior front of the new Potts
and Finnegan buildings on Olive
street are being cemented.
U,.nhnM trnoda for X. G. Clark
D,hkoH hro from Corvallls. He
and his family have come here to re
side.
u lino la building a new house on
West Tenth street.' He is the gentle
man who is soon to estaDllsn greeu
houses here.
The Warren Construction Compa
ny received this morning a carload of
sewer pipe to be used .In its paving
operations here.
A marriage license was Issued this
morning to Emery Seales, aged 25,
of Eugene, and Miss Bessie 0. Pow
ers, aged 18, of Greenleaf.
The work of cementing the exterior
of the theatre block began this after
noon. This will greatly lpiprove the
appearance of theTiulldng. ,
The passing track for the street
cars on Alder street has been com
pleted and the old one on East Elev
enth will be taken up at -one.
A. A. SimmonB will be in the photo
business here again this summer. H
has pitched his tent near Irish's gro
cery store at the corner of East Ninth
and Oak streets.
A meeting of the wives and lady
friends of the Commercial club mem
bers will he held tonight at the club
for the purpose of taking preliminary
steps toward organizing a ladies' aux
iliary to the club.
Jas. A. Burrler today began suit
in the circuit court against Harry
Oldham to recover $416.65 on a
promissory note and for goods sold
and delivered. L. M. Travis Is attor
ney for the plaintiff.
The Robert Hays will contest was
heard before County Judge Chrlsman
today. Charles A. Hardy, the execu
tor, appeared for the estate, J. M.
Pipes for Amanda Hays and A. C.
Woodcock for Robert Brady.
The paving on West Eighth street
will Be completed tomorrow if the
weather is not too bad to stop the
work. The rain this mornln? did not
interfere; but had it been a little
neavier operations would have had to
cease.
The first carload of vitrified brick
to be used on the street car track for
the East Eleventh street pavement,
arrived from Portland this morning.
It Is said to be of a better quality
O. T. Tabler, who arrived here one I
day last week from Birch Lake, Minn.,
was brought here through the ef-i
forts of the promotion department
of the Eugene Commercial club. He
has a family of a wife and seven
children and is an expert gralner and
painter. N
Z. T. Flsk, H. M. Price and c. K.
Hale, appraisers of the estate of
Thos. A. Evans, the long Tom log
ging contractor, who was drowned
in that river some weeks ago, filed
their Inventory in ta urobato court
today. They appraised the property
at $43G0.
Heitzman Bros, today sold their ci
gar store two doors north of the
Hoffman House lobby to Mark Smith.
recently from Evergreen, Cal.', who
is now In charge of the business.
Heitzman & Mt'Fall will continue
their real estate business next door
to the cigar store.
Surveyors today were busy making
levels for the filling In of the depot
grounds. The work 13 progressing
reasonably fast. The spur over which
the cars loaded with gravel and sand
are hauled has been extended to the
eastern end of the yards, to where
Andrews' lumber yards were former
ly located.
At the coming June election the
.people of several precincts will vote
on the matter of prohibiting the run
ning of stock at large in the respec
tive precincts. In order to bring this
matter before the people it is neces
sary to file a petition with the coun
ty clerk. So far Zumwalt and Wilr
lamette have acted upon the matter.
NEW TODAY '
COME Let us reason together. If
there is a reason why mutual In
surance is not safe and business
like, I want to know It and get out
of the business. If it is the best
Insurance you want it. All that I
want of fair-minded business men
I? a chunce to meet objections and
to explain our methods. Office in
Fountain Grocery, 502 Willamette
street, Eugene. - a20
TO TRADE A block of ry maple
and body fir wood here in town to
trade toward stock cattle. Call on
E. M. Warren, 442 Lawrence, cor
vner West Sixth. tf
WANTED Good-sized boy to' feed
Job press and work In printing of
fice. Apply at Guard office!
Have your team shod at the river
bridge and save 50 cents. a2 7
DeWltt's Little Early Risers, the
famous little Liver Pills. For sale
by oil druggists.
We still have our bargain counter,
which includes hardware, furniture,
r.igs and matting. 'Don't wait until
they are all gone.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
See the new braced Savage wheel.
No extra charge for brace.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Investor will douliie7 their money
tracts in the Blair street addition
The city must tmlld In that direction
ntwo years If they buy lota or acre
& -tf On-"? s, j
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That Fits
and.Yfead
Well
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We are Kucce ,. ,Bl I
chads.. Stcr,ls & Co, ,w
biuml on u suit of cluthBi,,
sufficient gunman o(
mar.ship, sl,(. j qujl( (
material.
Colm' "d sec nur spring ml
""miner line. V.iu irlllfiiJ
coinpkte In every rrspninjl
we will be glad tosliuw,.
goods, whether you buy tA
We carry a fulI.liDe 1
nlsbings for men,, uj ,
prices and styles are rtjhl'
We own, our uwo .btiliaJ
pay no rent and.jire uti&f
with a reasonable, profit.
ED. HANffl
No. 8 Kiist Ninth Stmt
Eugene, Oregon
Low
Prices
Qn Roecrs Bros'
Silverware. We
giving the lowest prte
on this line of goockc
if you. are win!
knives and forks, stxxc
or any of the be.
table pieces. We r.
save you money ilp
buy of us. Don't f
. toseourcorncr'ini,
with prices. marW'
plain figures.
WATTS
T&Up-to-DjM
Cor. 9th and w."" I
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