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TheFriendly Store Wednesday Bargain News
75c, $1.00 and $1.25 Lace Insertion Baads, yard 4c
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-inches wide, yd $ 1 .50
'Rough Silks are the vogue for 1908 and "Mirage" Silk, tor which we are the sole
selling agents in Eugene, lead therri all. Certainly they are the most durable. Mir
age Silk will not wear "fuzzy", but will alvays 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 pr evening gowns or tailored suits,
24 inches', wide, $l.5C a yard.
Ladies' Tailored Suits, $15.00, $21.50 and $39.50
Worth $18 to $50, splendid assortment of plaid and fancy suits, made of plain and
novelty materials. Don't wait longer to buy your spring suit, we have a large variety
of correct styles for you to choose from, and the prices much less than you expect
to pay.
Eugene's
Largest and
Best Store
S.
l'lCHSOXAL
BrounBtcin, of Sulcm, Is In the
city.
B. Veal, of Albany, spent last night
in tho city.
II. Roberta, of Centralia, Waal., In
in the city. '
C. W. Wallace, of Jnapar, Bpent
laat nlHht In lSngone.
K. 13. I.llloy, of Coltago Grove, la In
the city thla afternoon.
C. I'. Ilulloy camo up from Junc
tion City thla aflurnonu.
Mrs. Kilnciiy Matlock Is home from
a visit at CottaKo drove.
Kugeno Wit nl. of Independence, Is
in KiiKcnu ftr a day or bo.
HushoII Coleman anil family were I
over trom Coburg today.
Adolph and Charles Mnllhles, of
HcMlnnvllle, are In tho city.
Miss Ulln DUkerson, of Cottnge
drove, Is vlHlllng In Kiigune.
J. .1. Nnrro Is here from Maple
Klvor, Iowa, vlHltliut relatives.
Professor E. II. McAllsler and
family are home from llluo Klvor.
Mrs. Charlotte Zelher arrived hero
today from a visit at polnlB north.
1). W. McDonald and wife, of Ter
ry. Mont., arrived In Eugene today.
W. It. While, of Phoenix, Arizona,
"was an arrival In Eugene last night.
V. K. Wothorbee left this afternoon
on a trip to Coos Hay on timber busi
ness. Dr. Lowe leaves for tho north to
nlght, expecting to return the nextler 0 w Tayior 82g Patterson
night
I. P. Hower left today on a trip to
-Coos Bay, where be will look at some
timber. .
J. U. Hill, oxcounly commissioner,
In In tho city from his farm near
Junction,
John A. Emmltt enmo down from
Drain on the noon train today on
business.
Free Thomas, tho architect
was a I
jtassenger to Junction on the noon
train today.
. Earl and Wirt Church have return
ed to Tarawa after a visit with their
mother In Eugene.
'Dr. nnd Mrs. Unndy, of Medford.
wero arrivals In Eugene on tho af
ternoon train today.
Miss Vera llerren came down from
Cottago Orovo tod ay to attend her
. clauses In music at the University.
.' Charles Mayhew has so far recov
ered from his recent operation for
. appendicitis as to be able lo be down
' town. ,
v Itosehurg News: Marshall Els
pass, who has been spending the past
few days In tho city, returned homo
Friday.
C. II. Young left oh this morning's
ataRO for Mnpleton lo resume his
work as forest ranger on the Umpnun
reserve. I
' K. A, Kd bloom and family left lo-1
day on their trip to Europe. They ex-'
poet to be gone a greater part ot the.
summe.'. j
l.oren K. Harris, a student at the,
University, returned Sunday nluht
from Albany, where he spent (he Eas. j
ter vacation with friends. I
Thro M. Ilarr, who uas the plumb-!
ing contract on the new passenger!
OFTEN HINDERED
rHE purchase, sale or exchange of property is often
hindered through a lack of ready money.
When the investment is both sale and judicious, we are
always prepared to loan funds sufficient to enable parties to
carry out their plans.
Always have your transfers of real estate made at this bank.
We have a new and improved sy stemof holding dee dsin escrow.
The Eugene Loin and Savings Bank
Capital and Surplus $120,000.00 Established I S2
. ETGEKB ABUr GCARD, TIK8DAV, APRIL 2. lttW
1 1 I
H. FRIENDLY
595-594 Willamette St,.
! depot, came
up from Salem laut
night to look after the work.
Miss Myrtle Stapleton and 'broth-;
er Linn, accompanied .by their grand-;
mother, Mrs. Flandys, left today for
Coirax, where they will reside In the
future.
I. II. McKlnaer and wife and B. M.
McKlnssr, of Pittsburg, Pa., are here
visiting the Messrs. Kilmer's brother,
foreman of the construction crew oil'
the new depot.
J. M. DeSmlth, nf Sheboygan, Wis.,
Or., arrived here this afternoon and
Or , arrived here thos afternoon and
may decide to locate In the city or
hereabout a.
Mrs. C. A. Macruin, of Portland,
after a visit with her parents, Hon.
and Mrs. Geo II. Dorris, in Eugene,
returned home today. She was ac
companied by her sister, Mrs. C. A.
Hardy, who will visit In the metropo-
lls for u few days.
NOTICE TO Till: IM'llMC
Tho LnDuka & Turner Well IJriil
ing Company wishes to announce that
they will meot anil lower any prices
undo for doing first-class work. Uet-
I ter see them before making your con
tracts. 999 Vlllard Boulevard.
Telephhono fled 5121.
1'IRK WATKIl
For pure bediock water Bee O. W.
Taylor. All surface wator cased off
by casing Into the bed rock, thus In
suring nothing but pure bed rock wa-
troet, Eugene. Phono Hed 3377.
Simmons' Photo Tnt Oak street,
near Uth. Stnmps, postcards nnd
photos lit lowest prices.
SIMMONS' PHOTO TENT.
Oak Street, between 9 and 10.
New models easy riding Rambler
bicycles on display
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
It Is slated In special dispatches
that the officers und men ot the fleet
were disgusted with their reception
at Santa Barbara, Cal. They were
held up at every turn and charged
exorbitant prices for everything they
had to buy.
Seo tho new brnced Savage wheel.
No extra charge for brace.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
NEW TODAY.
FOR SALE 1 lot COxHO. on corner
of Fifth and Lincoln streets; eaBt
front. 1 Inside lot. 60x160, be
tween Lincoln and Lawrence on
Fifth street: north front. Your
choice for $1250. These lots ore
as good as any In Eugene; owned
bv Mrs Adullne Church. Enquire
of Howe & Buoy, In Maurer's jew
elrv store St'J Willamette street.
tf
FOR RENT A pleasant front room,
snllnblp for one or two: board In
connection; table boarders also de
sired. Call at 6."3 High street,
corner Tenth. I"3
Your Money's
Worth or Your
Money Back
,t 4. 4,
HOKN
At the Eugene hospital, April 25.
1908, to Harry Calkins and wife, of
Cottage Grove, a son.
Near Eugene, April 26, 1908, to
W. I). Hughes and wife, a son.
To the wife of Professor P. H.
Ford, In this city. April 27, 1908,
a son. Mother and child doing well.
ADVANCED VATDEVIIXE
AT TilKATKK TONIGHT
The engagement of the Sullivan
Consldfne all-star Vaudeville Compa
ny at the Eugene theatre tonight will
be an event long to be remembered
j by vaudeville, patrons of this city.
I 'The entire performance exactly and
In Its entirety as played at the Grand
j theatre, Portland, last -week will be
presented. The hill consists of six
I all-star acts, embracing every feature
that constitutes vaudeville. Hallen
and Fuller offer a comedy sketch by
I Geo. M. Cohan, entitled "Election
Iet8." beo Cooper and company
I present the dramatic playlet, "The
! Price of Power": Naomi Ethardo Is
a handsome lady equilibrist who of
fers many startling features. The
two Hoses In a dainty musical offer
lug aro ludles who thoroughly under
stand the art of music. Connors and
Aldort are blackface comedians and
dancers supreme. Wesson, Walters
and Wesson offer a mulcal comedy
playlet entitled "A Trip to Washing
ton, D. C." The Portland papers
were unanimous In declaring this the
best vaudeville show that has appear
ed at tho Grand theatre for months.
The engagement Is for tonight only
and popular prices prevail.
WH AT ABOl T A COOK STOVE?
Now that summer time nnd "dog
days" are Just ahead, everybody who
"summers" at home is considering
how to simplify things und get the
most comfort out of an uncomfortable
situation.
We Interview tho Ice man; order
thin chthes; but more than likely
forget the one most important Item In
the whole hot-weather scheme some
means of doing I he family cooking
without the Insufferable heat of a
hot fire In the kitchen.
Every one with experience knows
how tiresome it Is to stay In a stuffy
room to prepare a meal, U-J alone
the doing of a big baking. But ev
ery one does not know how easy It Is
to change a hot kitchen Into a cool
one. nnd do better cooking - at - the
same time. Just add to your list of
summer conveniences a new Perfec
tion Wick Blue Flame Oil Cook Stove
and you've dona alt that any uno can
to lessen tiot weather discomfort.
Wouldn't It he a fine thing ot a
summer morning to step Into the
kitchen, put on the kettle, broil the
sttMik, bake tho muffins, filter the
coTfeo and give the breakfast call In
one-fourth tho time you'd take to do
It on a coal stove?
And wouldn't It be fine to be as
cool when tho breakfast was prepared
as when yon first entered the kitch
en? People Who have tried It say the
New Perfection Oil Stove actually
does everything In the line of rooking
and domestic service without over-
hoatlng.the room or the worker.
I'ndoulitedly the reason Is to be
round In the blue flnme princple on
which the stove works.
A cylindrical chimney concentrate
the heat at the stove top, and In this
way prevents surface radiation as InJ
a coal or wood stove.
It Ib easy lo see that this lessens
very much the matter of personalolls-
comfort in summer hoikeeplng.
iV do not forget the New Pcrfec -
Hon Oil Stove in your summe' plnns
and you will have
kitchen and the best rook-sii'Q in th
k mm
Tho rvpml of tho imirMor of K (Uu-
M, t ho ban.ljfcflu-if of l.lv irnvtH
ii mi ni-v lit
not ki! h tl.
' . . uin Th nrtnclnai place
CITY NEWS
The cribbing for the concrete base
ment of the high scbool aaamon u
completed.
The East Eleventh Street Improve
ment Club will meet tonight at the
residence of F. J. Hard.
The woman's auxiliary to the Com
mercial Club will meet at 8 o'clock
Wednesday evening at the club.
Contractor Heckart started a force
of men to work building the concrete
walls of the new Beckwith block this
morning.
H. 1,.' Cilson Is preparing to build
a seven-room, two-story residence on
one of his lots In the northwest part
of town, to cost about $2000.
Contractor Heckart has about fln
Ihsed the work on J. A. CroBS' new
residence on West Tenth Btreet, be
tween Lincoln and Lawrence.
The carpenter work on the new
Flnnegan block is about completed.
Mr. Flnnegan will be able to occupy
the building In about two weeks..
A 12-ffjot cement walk 1b being
constructed In front of the new Potts
and Flnnegan blocks on Olive street.
Otto Adrian, an employe of'Bro
derB Bros., had an eye removed In
Salem the other day. He had been
trouble with the member for years.
An ox team on the streets this
morning created considerable curi
osity. It reminded the old-timers of
pioneer days, when they crossed the
plains with such outfits. .
M. S. Hubble, who has been very
111 for the past three months, was
brought down town in a wheel chair
this afternoon. His many friends
were very glad to see him out.
The rear portion of the old frame
building on the lot to be occupied by
the Odd Fellows' five-story brick
building Ib now on rollers and will
start for Its destination In the vicin
ity of Geo. T. Hall's warehouse to
morrow.. King Henderson, formerly of Eu
gene, was defeated at the primaries
Tor commissioner of Lake county on
the Republican ticket, but he will be
an Independent candidate at the June
election.
Next Saturday afternoon the Uni
versity baseball team will play Salem
high. In the game at Salem the
scholastic nine lost a twelve-inning
game by the score of 3 cp 2 to the
'varsity.
, Attorney D. V. Kuykendall, for
merly of Eugene, received the nomi
nation on the Republican ticket for
prosecuting attorney In the first dis
trict. He Is now jocated at Klam
ath Falls.
Free .nomas went, to Junction this
forenoon to deliver the plans for
the new parsonage of tho M. E.
church, South, there and came back
this afternoon and went on to Cot
tage Grove - . . ( ,,,
W. Stewart, who assaulted Profes
sor Ford, the dancing master, Sun
day afternoon, pleaded guilty before
Police Judge Dorrls, acting In the
capacity of justice of the peace, and
was fined $35 this morning.
Work has been commenced on E.
J. Frasler's cement walk on Willam
ette street. The Warren Construc
tion Company has sub-let the con
tract to T. H. EIHb and the gravel
for the walk was hauled today.
The Co-operative Construction
Company today Instituted suit in the
circuit court against Samuel It. Wil-
Hams lo recover $180 with Interest1
at G per cent from May 12. 1907. L
M. Travis Is attorney for the plain-1
tif.'.
The Warren Construction Compa
ny again resumed the laying of the
pavement on West Ninth street this
morning. East Ninth street will be
the next to be paved. Then comes
Seventh street, and nfter that Hast
Eleventh street.
President Williams has called a
special meeting of the Commercial
Club for Thursday at 8 o'clock to
discuss the subject of Eugene's par
ticipation in the rose carnival a;t
Portland. A full attendance Is de
sjred. Among the carload lots of freight
received In Eugene this morning
were the following: A car of feed
for A. W. Haskell from Harrlsburg;
a car of coal for tho gas plant and a
car of stone for the Divinity School
from Tenlno, Wash.
Walter T. Carroll, of this city, has
bought the Red Cross Drug Store at
Junction City and will move there
with his wife to reside soon. Walter
Is a first-clnss druggist. He has been
employed in Yerlngton's store here
for some time past.
According to the plans of Manager
Clifford, the I'nlversity of Oregon
Glee Club will give a concert, to
make up its deficit, a week from Frl-
i day night. Both the Mandolin Club
and the Gle Club will appear. Sov
eral new stunts are being arranged.
The object Is to make up the deficit
of last season.
J Charles L. Wlllnian. has resigned
his position as rhlof clerk at the
Hotel Smeede, the resignation to take
I effect on May 1. He will accept the
1 position as manager i the Hotel
Cross at that time. Mr. Wlllman Is a
friable ; first-class hotel man. and the Bill's Have
rt ill thi'iif th. ritm.i'tlt. tilth r.i u.... ,,..,,'..i.i.... .
s
fn -
"0
; lrnve tho hous'
Th-- UurkhoM. r-Vm
511 it ;r-'tolos nf IntMn
tho tountv cloik ttkl,
;-oi.vl.;-s .uv l 11 Xhii'V
Cousin
our i.Q mill
1..
l tha
of business is Cottage uru.e "f
capital Block $25,000. The object of
the corporation is to conduct a gen
eral merchandise business.
James Murphy, an employe of the
People's restaurant, was arresieu
night by Chief ef Police Farrlngton
upon a complaint sworn to by Frank
Infelt. charging him with using in
decent language. When the case
came up for trial In the police court
this forenoon Infelt decided to with
draw the charge, and Murphy was re
leased from custody.
In the case of H. C Mahon vs M.
B Kankin, In which the plaintiff se
cured a judgment against the defend
ant for $40,000 commission on the
sale of timber land, the attorneys for
the defendant today filed in the cir
cuit court a motion for a new trial
on the following grounds: First, the
insufficiency of evidence to justify
a verdict, and that It Is against law;
second, error In law occurring at the
trial and excepted to by defendant.
W. D. Fenton and Coovert & Staple
ton are the attorneys for Rankin.
The promotion department of the
Commercial Club secured a promise
from A. Welch, manager of the Port
land, Eugene & Eastern Railway Co.
and of the Wilamette Valley Co.
while he was In the city yesterday,
that the light and trolley poles of
the company on Willamette and East
Eleventh streets, would be painted at
once. Mr. Welch stated that he was
willing to do everything in his pow
er to help beautify the city, but
would paint the poles only where the
streets are paved or are to be paved
at once.
Advanced vaudeville will be pre
sented at the Eugene theatre tonight.
The big vaudeville show which Sulli
van & Considine bring direct from
the Grand theare, Portland, will be
the attraction. This program con
sists of comedy, music, singing and
sketches both dramatic and humor
ous, and other features. Hallen &
Fuller present "Election Bets," a
sketch written by Geo. M. Cohen, au
thor of "Forty-Five Minutes From
Broadway," "Little Johnny Jones"
and other successes. Leo Cooper and
company appear in "The Price of
Power," which is a powerful little
dramatic tabloid which captured the
Portland public and critics. "The
Two Roses" are pretty young girls in
musical selections. Wesson, Wal
ters & Wesson have a snappy sketch;
Naomi Ethardo Is a woman equilib
rist, and Oonners and Aldert are
black face singers and dancers.
It takes a two faced Individual to be
two things at the same time.
There Is nothing that keeps lent like
an umbrella.
The only way
a man ever dis
covers the truth
is to first suffer
from the lack of
It.
The evil that
men do gets aft
er them and often
chases tbem so
far that they nev
er again make
connection with
their good deeds.
A man may not be very polished
himself and still be able to polish off
another to a fine finish.
Some of us are not wanting in the ex
perience of serving our frleuds with all
our hearts and then of seeing them
serve others with all their pocketbooks.
It Is snfe to presume that those peo
ple who are always talking of the joy
of giving are well established with the
slaves of the lamp or some other gen
lus who Joyously furnishes tie where
withal.
TEA
You can have it good if
you want to.
Or bad if you don't take
care,
Yor rirr ralanii mr raoaer II jn oa't
kk SchilUar i Beit: rt par hm
CALL VOil CITY WARRANTS
Notice is hereby given that all city
warrants drawn on the general fund
up to and Including No. 365 regis
tered October 15, 1907, and all war
rants drawn on the sower fund up to
and Including No. 529. registered
January 14
1908, will be paid on
at my office Anril 29
presentation
190S. Interost
date.
will cease on th
FRANK RE1SNER,
Pity Treasurer.
Eugene, Or., April 24, 190S.
WOOD! WOOD!
Maple, body and second growth fir
and ties.
p. WILLIAMS TRANSFER CO.
Phone Black 1141.
MOVING PICTl'ItEC
"Slave of Children'
the best."
and
One of
tt
ORl'UKt'M T11KATRK.
Frt-sh camcn seed in hiv
CHAMBERS HARDWARE Co.
, Have your t-a,,, .hod at the river
bridse and save 50 cents. a"j
cr a-- Kind-
HAKHWAUK CO.
fllAyitKU
I .. burner tun.-, piano.
: Icrs at Morris' .
:re. Q
U. OF 0. PROFESSORS
WILL BUILD HOUSES
Architect Y. D. Hensill Is drawing
plans for residences to be built this I
summer by Dr. F. G. G. Schmitt andl
Dr. H. D. Sheldon, members of the
faculty of the University of Oregon.
Dr. Schmitt's hoiiBe will be located
on East Fourteenth street and will
be two stories high,- with basement,
and contain eight rooms. Dr. Shel
don's will be In the vicinity of East
Fourteenth and Alder streets and will
be modern In every respect. It will
also, contain eight rooms. Mr., Hen
sill is also drawing plans for a resi
dence to be erected In Portland by
John Ingham., of this city.
Death Was on Hl Heel.
Jesse P. Morris, of Skippers, Va..
had a close call la the spring of
1908. He sari: "As attack oJt pneu
monia left me so weak' and: with such
a fearful rough that my Irieads de
clared consumption had me, and1 that
death was on my heels. Thea 1 wa&j
Der8uaded to try or. King New
Discovery. It helped me ImmedaateJ
ly, and after taking two and a bait
bottles I was a well man again. 1
found out that New Discovery is tha
best remedy for coughs and lung dis
eases In 'the world." Sold under
guarantee at W. A. KuykendWs
drug store. 60o and $1. Trial. bot
tles free.
Fresh garden seeds of at) kinds at
the Bee Hive grocery, W. J. Gibson ft
Son, 97 West Eighth street. :
Thousands of i-olls of new wait pa,
per just received.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE COi
Admiral Evans has changed' his
mind and will not resume command'
of the big fleet again until May 5.
SIGR Hi
Positively cored. ty
these Little Fills.
Tbcy also relieve.-Dts-
tress from ojspcpauu lo-
I JITTLE digestion and TooSearty
II 1 1 ST D FaUnf. A perfect.!: m-
II I Vkli etly for Dizziness. Nausea,
El PILLS. Drowsiness. Bad Taste
1 1 f la the Mouth, Coated
fTljl Toague, Pain In the Bide,
1 " I TORPID LIVER. The
regulate tho Bowels. Purely Vegetable.
SMALL PILL SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRICE,
Genuine Must Bear
Fac-Simtle Signature
REFUSE SUBSTltUTES
CARTERS
IflVER
m PILLS.
US
Anarchy's Press
Is Freedom's Foe
So Uncle Sam Says
"They Must GoV
They excite fanatics and fault
flinders to the performance ;
of deeds of violence. You;
must indeed be hard to
please if you find fault with i
our meals. Trv the Theatre i
Cafe restaurant once and
you will not call a halt on
dining here frequently in
the future.
Certain Approval
of our workmanship and skill
in cleansing; and scouring-, of
vour own wisdom in sending
"that old g-own" to us, only
awaits its return to you. Your
purse when you et Our prices
will join the jlad acclaim of
our generous and expert treat,
ment of your clothing- y us-
Everything possible in
Cleaning and Dyeing
Eugene Dye Works I
6th an Willamette Sfs. 0
Phone Red 28bl jj
UU 11a.
Trne 'y et Hooriw
' "" "sualiqula t!1",
and eun.n. '"""iBk.'
. i rami.. ...
100 Doses ti
15 now 0Fn for
iness'in their ,
stand and art fetter
able to serve their
customers tfen tt
kr
uciurtt 5 j v .
EUGENE
104 West EiEbll Stmt
Clothing
That Fits
and Wears
Weil
is w hat we offer our chsIowtv
Ue are l-.niinie aci'iits lor
brand on a suit of cluttait
llf 1 IV M Mb IMII.IIIIIX- 111 I"
nianshiii, style ami quality
material,
Come and see our snriastf
summer line. You nill full
complete in everjr respect
we n ill be glad to show ;
goods, whether jrou buy oc
We carry a full line !
nUhings. for. men, ud "
prices and, styles right.
We own our own Mt
pay no reut mi are MtoM
with a reasonable profit
L.L. liniwvi'
So. X Kt Ninth S
KiiKi'ne, urr
i
On Rogers Bros' I
ilviTwarc..
giving the lowest 5
on this line oi-;
if you arc
knives and Ma
t (if"
or. any of W1
(f CI
Ub'c pieces. J
save you mow
buy of us.
tosccourconw
with pr's
plain figures-
WATT5
Ccr. 9ihr.
1 I Wf) nti Tl
1 . IT 111 Ma.
j Ml.
Low
Prices
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