The Friendly Store Monday Shoppifig News
75c, $1.00 and $1.25 Lac0e Insertion Bands, yard 48c
500 yards New Lace Insertion Bands, 2 to 8 inches wide will be
shown Monday for the first time. In the lot are Filet, Venice,
Cluny, Baby Irish effects in white cream and ecru, the most fash
ionable of lace trimmings, values 75c, $1.00 and $1.25, fifty
patterns and every one new, 9 and 10 yards to the piece,
buy any quantity at, yard 48c
Exquisite New "Mirage" Silks, 24-inchcs wide, yd $ 1 .50
Rough Silks are the voue ir lvos :iri,l "Mirase" Silk, lor which we are the sole
selling agents in Eugene, lead thorn all. Certainly they are ihe most durable.' Mir
age Silk will not wear "fuzzy'', but will always retain that rich lustre which differ
entiates them from all others, we have a very complete line of shades, brown, navy,
raspberry, old rose, champagne, tan, green, pink, light blue, cieam, dark green,
jasper, etc. "Mirage" Silk is suitable for street or evening gowns or tailored suits,
24 inches.wide, $l,'5C a yard. v
Mjif$' Tailored Z"Mts9 $15 00, $21.56. and $39.50
Worth $18 to 5(), splendid assortment of plaid ;Vnd fancy suits, made of plain and
novelty materials. Don't wait longer lo buy yoiii spring suit, we have a large variety
of correct istyles for you to choose from, and fJ'.'e prices much less than ,you expect
to pay. ,
EUGENE ViGH
SCHOOL WINS
FROM DRAIN
Tho Kuir.'ii.' lii-'li school baseball
' u-.nn won from Oiain Normal s. h'iol
at iicereatioa :t :-ic liii-s al'li'rno.m by
tho score u " O.K.r.- a (,'inid
sized crowd. Tin' ban Ties were:
KuKeno Wilson anil Kinit and at
'son; Drain-- I 'i ait-' and (.'raitf.
1 Tho score l.y inniUBs:
KiiKcno . ... 2 I 4 0 1 0 0 S
Drain . . .1! 3 " 7
CITY NEWS
.'OREGON WINS GAME
Special In Iwily lnurd.
Siil.-rn. April 2. I. The
I'nivcrsliy nf Orepon base-
hall tea in defeated t 'iti Che-
ir.awii leani this illuming liy
JAr score nf 10 t() 1. Ilenkla
pitrjiie.l fur Orcsou uml the
teufi'i .had a walkover all the
way :(hr:)if;h.
1ft I lie name between tlio
University team anil the HU--
lem hl(,-h school team yester-
day afternoon the I'nlversity
won by tho score iit 3 to 2.
il 4.
Delayed Shipment of Boys' Clothmg Arrived Yesterday I ' GAME AT SPRINGFIELD
J-
Dozens of Olive, Brown, Tan and Moose
shades in Boys' Suits, both knee pants
and long, arrived
yesterday and are
now opened up
and ready for your
inspection'.
SO suits new brown check
extra pants free $5.50
15 suits blue gray mixture
caps tc match free $4.00
Boys' Hats especially
priced next week
Eugene's
Largest and '
Best Store
S. H. FRIENDLY
595-594 Willamette St,.
Your Money's
Worth or Your
Money Back
PKU.HOXAIi
'
O. W. Slilnn miulo a trip to Junc
tion City today.
Wm. II. ItalnbrldKO, or Creswoll,
wan In tho city today. J
Al Johnson or Cottano (irovo apout:
last nlKlit In the city. !
W. II. l.ytlo, ot Pendleton, Is In 1
EuKurio ror a lew days. !
Fayo A brain, arrived down from .
Fall Creek lust ovonlnK. '
W. J. and W. O. Holland, or Crow, j
Bpcinl lam nlKht In the clly. i
Geo. W. Coniior, nl Yrckn, fill., Is i
In tho clly tor a tew days.
Mm. 13. O. Tohey returned ' last ,
nlKht rrmii a vIhII lit llnlsoy. j
Kberlo Kiiykendall returned last '
nlKht rroin a trip to Portland.
Claudo Spencer cnnio In from the
noi'"'i en t'i" noon train today.
W. I.. Schroeder nud family nr-
rived hero from lOrln, N. 1)., yealor-
day. I
Mayor 0. P. Huston, of ,Iuncllon
City, arrived on the artemoon train
today. i
A. G. Itunb and Wm. rnrsons, ot
North llend, arc In Kimeuo tor a few I
Uayn. I
Chas. If. Hales returned this nf-'
toriioou rroin u business trip to Port-1
laiul.
Miss Cusslo Jennings returned last
evening trom a visit at Cottuiio
Grove.
Wert Church Ik hero from Tnroinn
vlsltlim hla niiither, Mrs. Adiillne
' ("hnrch.
Mm. I. T. Awlirey wan an arrival
rroin CutlaKC lirnve on Ihe noon train
tmtiiV.
.MIsh Myrtle Tuliey went tn llalsey
toiliiy to visit her Ki'iiniliimtlicr over
Sun day.
Mr. and Mr. Frank M.mm-Ih'.uI
came up from Jiincllon City ihis af
ternoon. Kev. J C. Itliliardsiiu was n pai-
HeiiKer .to DilUrd on tho afternoon
train today.
JudKa It. S. DryHon went to Port
land tli la morn Ins to apend a couple
of days there.
MIhh Myrtle Sutton, of Portland,
Is vlsltlnir her BlBtor, Miss Cora Sut
ton, In Kuene. , N
J. W. Jlnlter, Domnrratlc cnndldale
for couuly Judge, Is In tho city from
CottUKU Griive.
Mrs. W. O. Trlno arrived up from
Portland today to visit her sister,
MIsb Kate Hill.
Uev C. A. Wooley went to Cres
wel this afternoon lo hold services
there tomorrow.
10. 1.. Campbell returned Home on
the noon train today from a business
trip to Itoseburs'. ,
Arthur 11. Keeiian, Avho has been
spcmlliiK the holidays at Albany, rev
turned last nlKlil.
1). S. McliiiimaU, Ihe tailor, has so
tar recovered as to be able to be driv
en about the city.
Mrs. lOiiiieiie Matlock went to Cot
time Grove this afternoon to visit, her
folks over Sunday.
MIsb Inex Slark returned to Mt.
Anjiel today to resume her studies
111 the collene there.
Mrs. N. K. Murkley and daughter
went to Portland today to spend Sun.
day with Mr Murkley.
Jos. Plroul and .family went to
CotlnKfl Grove 1Mb afternoon to
spend Sunday with friends.
Miss Mary linker has returned
home nfler havlim completed a term
of school near Junction City.
Mls. Gertrude Wilson came up
from Vancouver, Wash., till nfter
n ion to visit frleiuls over Siimluyi
Mrs. .Stella t'.iibbert, of I'nrtland.
arrived this afternoon to visit her
pin- mi. Mr. and Mrs. I.. Itnwlnnd.
Mrs. Sarah S, Mariiuls Inn re'.urn
ed i i CorvallU Her two sous. Mau
ri e and Hod, are atteii.lliiH the O.
A. C.
Will C. lllai k. of llarrl"bui c, Is In
t in- ii;y on his way lo Kail Creek.
whero he will wark on Whitlow's Iok
drUv.
l.ouls K. Ilean, Ralph Hunt and
Ur. C. U. WllloiiKhby left this morn
liiK for tho upper McKenzle to be
Bono several-days.
Al Gelser returned on tho flyer
last evenliiK from Northern Califor
nia, where ho la Interested in some
mining properties.
W. I). Washburn, of Brownsville.
Is here with a view of locating. He is
much pleased with Kugene and says
ii is tile Iliiest clly in the slate.
Kev. and Mrs. I). II. Trimble went
to Albany on t:ie noon train today lo
intend the hpworth League conven
tion. They will ho back tonight.
.1. (1. White, of Lebanon, Mo., who
has been visiting tils' half brother,
M. C. Hull, In lOugene. left toilav for
I home, lie expects to return hero in
the near future to reside.
1 lei inn ii Schtnltt, or Creswell, was
in the city today. He has just re
turned from Coos and Curry counties
where he sold three flue Biullions for
A. C. Uuby & Co.
A. T. Hiixton, master of the state
grange, left f"or home today after
having been hero a day looking after
stale convention tnatlet;s. The con
vention will be held May 12 to 15 in
clusive. Mrs. P. 11. Hurnott Is expected here
I on Ibis evening's train from Jack
sonville to visit her son. Horace Har
nett, clly editor of The Guard. She
Is on her way to Eastern Oregon to
Join her husband.
W. M. Wood, of Curium, Cal., who
has been here several days looking
for a locution, left today for Port
land. He is very much impressed
with Kugene and surrounding c.uin
try as a place in which to live, and
will rctiirji In re soon with a number
of o)ller people.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON
The fans or Springfield will be
.treated to another baseball game to
morrow afternoon, when tho Blues
will meet tho fast team from Cottage
Grove. This will be the second game
for the Springfield team this season,
they having won the first last Sun
day from Junction City. The
grounds and grandstand have been
put in the best of shape and a Very
successful baseball season 4s ex.pect
ed. Last year Springfield was one
of the best baseball towns in Oregon
and there la no reason why the good
work oannot be kept' up. 'Spring
field's team will line tip ha follows:
Charles Murphy, the clever little
pitcher from Southern Oregon, will
be on the firing line, while Morgan,
a new man who caught for one of the
teams In the Memphis city league last
season, will be at the receiving end.
On first base will be found either
"Kod Pfc'ret or Andy Anderson. Sid
Smith will be in his old position at
second base, whllo Harry Hobbs will
again hold dpwn the difficult cor
ner. Mathews, who played In the
Oliio valley league,, will cover short.
The outfield wll be composed of
Moshberger, "Posey" Johnson and
Chandler, wllo played In the Coos
Hay league last summer. The Cot
tage Grove team is an unknown quan
tity, but as Cal ltrlggs Is managing
the team It is sate to say that it is
a .good one. Tho game will start
promptly at 3 o'clock, llusses will
ieave the Hofrman House at 2 o'colck
to accommodate the Kugene tans.
Banking By Mail
is simply the application to the us A Individual depositors or the
svstem In vogue Hinmig banks.
II Is perfectly sale. In the enormous dully rv.llalige between
banks of different cities, amounting to million of dollars, there
Is uever a dollar lost. 1
This method of banking Is convenient, private and time-saving.
It Is of especial advantage lo persons IIvIuk In the inuniry or
smaller towns who want the satisfaction of dealing with an abso
lutely safe bank, or lo persons In the city, not so situated that they
run conveniently visit the bank' In person.
When you send your first deposit, .vim will receive not Ice of
rredlt and check-book.
Your money Is perfectly safe w hen deposited In I 111 old bank
Ith rti large rnpl'.al and surplus.
The Eugene Lo.in and Savings Bank -
Cp,Ulnd Surplus $J25,(XX).00 EsUbliihed IS:
SjH'ilnl Itiiiinil-Trlp ttjitrj to San
On mvouiit tt tho KWt IVU'lna
Mnn, Ucki't will bo on salt to S;!!
Kraiwisoo :unl rot urn for $-Vi0
Sulo tlaion May 2ml and 4th. Khuti
rot urn limit '29 tlavs from tint of
h.i!o. a. j. i;tLi.K'n:.
nil . Anuit
'TEA
The way to buy tea is in
packages ; ' somebody is
responsible for it.
Your grocer returns your money If roil don't
like Sciailiriff'a Bt: we pair turn
NOTICK
Notice is hereby given that a spec
ial" meeting of the Kug"iie Divinity
School, a corporation, will lie held
in Kugene. Oregon, lit the Divinity
School building, on Thursday. May
7, 190S; at the hour of S o'clock in
the" afternoon of said day, for the
purpose" of amending and enlarging
the object, business and pursuit of
siild Eugene Divinity School, Includ
ing .the change of Its legal name, and
to prepare and file supplementary
articles of Incorporation as may be
adopted and determined at said meet
ing. .
' WALTEH CAU.lSOX.
Secretary.
CANTON' TAKK NOTICK '
All members of the canton, I. O.
O. K., are hereby requested to ap
pear at the I. O. O. K. 'anil Sunday
evening. April LMI, at 7 p. m., in full
uniform and attend services at the
Episcopal church. Ily order of the
commandant. ajr.
1 HOG'S I.KtiS
Tonight at Olt.i's. ii;r.
New models easy riding Kaicbler
bit ,-les on dis;lav.
CIIAMUKKS HAKDWAKE CO.
li' sure and see trie new s'.ior( mm
btlunv bi-f.ire blivi .
. CKAMIIEKS HAKDWAKE CO.
AYIM.IA.na- CAUHOI.IC SAi.VK
WITH AHNHW mill WITCH II AEl.
The best salve In tho world for cuts,
bru'.sef, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, tel
ler, chapped builds and all skin erup.
Hons. Guaranteed to give satisfaction
or money refunded. Sold by l.lun
Drug Co. Williams Mfg Co., props.,
,n st i;i:t ri i d
A f'- sh iot of H'og's les fr.iui Y,;:i
neajiolis. OTTO'S.
Commission merchants are pay
ing 14 'i cents a dozen tor eggs.
, i
There was a hard frost last night.
Some think the fruit was injured,
while otitis think no;. ,
The' Warren Construction com
panv will begin spreading pavement
on West Ninth street aain Monday. ,
I Amos Wilklns. of thl clly, today
shipped four registered Hereford '
bulls to W. H. Johnson, of Mudrord.
Next week the Two Drews, danc
ers, singers and comedians, of the
J'antat".' circuit at (he Oi ibeil1t. tf
v,.. i,., iha in.i'ii-ia will be in
his Eugene office ail next week. Have"?
him test your lor glasses no
knows how.
A carload of cement for I.. N. Ito-
nev anil u car for A. Lombard were j
among ihe freight, shipments In to
E'lyene today.
If. If. Pauls has arrived here from
Salem and accepted a position in
Uroilers Dros.' meat market op West
Eighth street.
AlfVoit .Tohnunn todav filed with
the county clerk notice of location
of "Eclipse" mining claim in the
Bohemia district, .
A carload nf brick for the new
depot and a carload of stone for the
new addition to the First National
bank building arrived here this morn
in. Two cars ot lumber from the
Booth-Kelly Lumber company, one
for the high school addition and -tho
other for the new Beckwlth block,
arrived last night,
Dr. C. H. Cannon, of this city,
has bought of Fisher & Mink an acre
and a'half tract of land on the south
west outskirts of the city for $400.
Howe & Buoy niade the sale. J
P t Crnr who Wfl- recentlv
hrmohl hero Trum Ftnston tfirOUirh
the Commercial club's promotion de
partment, has bemgnt a small -larm
from George M, Miller near Eugene
and will reside there.
Wm. LandeBB was brought down
from Cottage Grove on the noon
train today suffering with an inter
nal abscess. He was taken to the
General hospital, where an operation
will he performed upon him.
D. 'W. V. Oglesby, of Cottage
Grove, has filed with the county
clerk a water right notice, appro
priating water from Row river, the
jivoperty to be known as the Cot
tage Grove Power and Electric Water
Kight.
Dances will be given In the skating
rink during the spring and summr
on Friday evenings after the band
concerts in the park. The place is
splendidly ventilated for summer
dancing and the innovation ought to
provo a popular one.
Professor Raab, principal of the
North Bend, Or., public schools, Is In
Eugene to look over the high school
building with a view to obtaining
the best Ideas as to the construction
of a new high school building to he
erected this summer at North Bend.
Owing to another field coll burn
ing out yesterday the street cars
stopped about 3 o'clock In the after
noon and were not started up again
until 1:4" this afternoon. The
streets seemed quiet without the cars
and they were badly missi-d h" resi
dents In the eastern part of the city.
Joseph Schrewe. of Portland, has
bought Joseph I.lanns' place of 9
acres noiih of the city, in the river
bottom, for $2700, and will move his
family up here to reside. The place
Is a fine one and will be highly cul
tivated by Mr. Schrewe. lleltzman &
McFall, real estate dealers, made the
sale.
W. H. nnrnett. a business man
from Chicago, Is here looking for a
small tract near the city for an or
chard and for a suburban home. He
was brought here through the ef
forts of the Commercial club Ho
lenves for Portland tomorrow to
bring some friends here and they
also will propnbly locate in or near
tho city.
The second amended complaint in
the divorce case of Junettie Hain
brldge vs. William H. Uainbridge
was filed in the circuit court todav
by the plaintiff's attorney. The plain
tiff asks that the defendant be re
quired to pay her $10 per month ilu'--in
the minority of their minor chil-'
dren, and that he pay her the further
sum of $7." for her maintenance.
j The Guard has received a c-pv of
i Frank Leslie's of April iti. with a
jtwn-paue e in ;is wri:e-oM of Itanium
; Halley, row in New York. an. I the
i following sli-i eni-loseil in r-d Ink:
"Tho enel'K d material is illative to
i the tremendous miccss of the ltar-
mi ill & Haley 'inv :-t ih- Madls-.ii
j S'l'tare C. irden in New York City,
and N being mailed to c i -s to lie
ji'i.i! I.v ih ll.irniiin & Haiiiy cir-'
i ens ; hi:-. sea-.n."
;7s
Big shipment just arrived, ftj7"
the Eastern factory. VehV
hence can save you mow rJi
investigate . . Uil
Commercial Club 'Block
OpPi MethodLt: Church
Ha
lrAUJNOTlAlK.
are but oulvvsnJ siffnS of the evil
done in secret by'myriatis of !an-
Jrufl germs sapping the life blood
of the hair. Micro kills the para
site, soothes the itchicg scalp,
gives lustre to tie hair and stops j
it faliinz out. A single application
gives relief osd proves its worth.
Save your hair before too late.
Micro prevents baldness. It is a
delightful dressing for the bair.
free from grease and sticky oils.
Ask yourdruggistfor free booklet
HOYT CHEMICAL CO,
PORTLAND, OSCCON
mm
'A DELIGHTFUL
mparts a pleasing softness
and delicacy to the skin
-and restrains the ravages nf
sun, wind and time.
ts continued application elimi-
nates sunburn, tan and freckles and 1
renders imperceptible annoying
minor blemishes and sallowness.
It possesses a dainty, clinging odor
exclusively its own and is in every
way a perfect toilet luxury. Price
SO cents. A3k your druggist for it.
nnuT AuruiAii aa raiTum
null bncmibflL bU. onion
and Wear
Well
Is what up nffi'i'uurcibto.
We arc Kuiu'iie ugitits in K
cbaels, Sterns & Co, nh.
brand en a suit of ctothesk
minim-ill giinrnoiiK oi nry
iiuinship, style and qualiq J
liiatciial.
Conic and see our. sprinju
summer line. Vou. will fM I
complete in every rtspea,ii
we u ill lie glad to show rn J
guilds, wbetliec yimbnyvij
We carry a full lines! J
nishings fur men, id! m
prices nnd styles are rigkl
We own our oivn bsiia
pay no rent anil are sita
Willi a reiismniMc profit.
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Dr. T.Felix Gouraud's
A pure, antisep.
tie 1 oilet l'owucr , jj Mr,
for infants and ! K SjJjS'V
ailults. r.squi- ; H'
sitely perfumed. U
Hendcrs an excel
lent complexion
and keeps Ihe skin
clear, soft and
velvety. lielieves
tkin irritation and
should be used
freely after bath
ing and shaving,.
?iving a delight
ill and refreshing,
effect. At deal
ers or by mail, 25
cents Box. Pre
pared by
fERD. T. HOPKINS. N.Y. CITY,
Proprietor of GOURAUD'S 0.1IENTAI CREAM:
TOB SAUC AMD BECOMUENDFD BV
STANLEY'S,
12 Willnmctte St. - - -
Ktiitene M
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On Rogers Bros'
Silverware,
giving thelowesl
on this lined
if you are s
knives andforb.
or any of the H
We
tab'c pieces.
save you
mere)'
llee supplies eT nr. Kind'',
CIIAMUKKS 11AIIUW..UK CO.
Varner nines pianos i.eave .-r-rlers
at Morris' VukIc S' re. tf
Th.eis.imu of rolls of new nail pa
per Inst received.
CIIAMUKKS lIAKllWAUt: CO.
Kennedy's Laxative Cur. Pvrup
nets promptly, yet izently on the bew.
els. thronch which the eold is forced
out of the system, and at C-.e same
time It allays infiammatlen. S,l,-v
all druBKlsis.
Take one of our c,.rtiel,l power
washers on ;in days' tl and you can
do vour washlim without w.nk
CIIAMUKKS HAUDYVAUi: CO. '
Kr-sh sar.ten seed in bull
I'll AM UK lir HAKliWA'O CO.
Have your team shod at the river
bridge and save 50 cents. a2 7
i y... Hi., new sar"-. e!:r;r lining.
, CIOMKKUS HAHIHVAUK CO
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! lVWItt's Kidney and '.'.ladder Tills
'are promnt and thoroiii:h and will In
J short litis.' s'ra-,-ihen 'weakened
kidneys and al'.ay trouble arising
j from luflamni;1(j.'ii of ihe bladder
Sold by all druriists.
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IN THE WEST FOR
THE PRODUCTION OF
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buy el us. w
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