Eugene daily guard., May 04, 1908, Image 3

THS KtOBXa DAILY OTABS. MOXPAT, MAT 4. 10O8
Friendly Store
Q mum in fill it i i I
ulletin
BAILEY WINS
This Store is Splendidly Ready for Spring Shopping
THIS IS THE STORE THAT IS ALWAYS BUSY
And we are looking forward to more business, and what isroon; to te point we
irt preparing for it. New lines and larger variety, more comfortable and con
venient accommodations, better service, better values. A WORD ABOUT THIS
STORE'S POLICY Your idea in buying is the same as ours in selling. You want
tl-e greatest possible value for your money. We want you to have it, for upon your
complete satisfaction rests our success. We feel ire that our goods are right in every
iv or we would not orint in everyone of our advertisements YOU MONEY'S
WORTH OR YOUR MONEY BACK. Make this store your store; ask
for what you want, even if we have not got it we'll get it so as to be ready next time.
You'd like a perfect store near you and we'd like to manage it.
FRIENDLY'S MAY SALES NOW
Four years ago we inaugurated there Annual May Sales, and they were a
success from the very start. We start planning for this event a year ahead. This
year we have brought together some cf the greatest values ever olfertd in stylish
Spring and Summer Wearables, Hourc Furnishings, Etc. This is a wonderful trade
oppcrtunity that thousands will take advantage of either in person or by mail. We
urge you to read this Spring Bulletin over carefully' it will aid you in deciding and
help you economise, keep it for future reference, the special prices listed are good all the
month of May. ALL MAIL ORDERS will receive lull benefit of sale prices. Any
mail order sent us will have as careful attention as if you were at the counter yoursell.
Samples submitted upon request.
Gingham Petticoats
50c, 75c, $ J,. $1.50
10 dozen striped Gingham Petticoats,
maJe with flounce and dust ruffle
in srey. blue and black stripes,
grand values.
Heatherbloom and
Pre deSoie Petticoats
$2, $2.50. and $3.50
These are as light weisht as silk. In
fact have every feature that silk
has, but made of co'tton.
Silk Petticoats $5.00
3 dozen fine Chiffon Taffeta Silk Un
derskirts; tailored effects, $7.a0;
values, each ijij.oo
$!5SilkPetticoat$10
Guaranteed Silk Underskirts in all
good colors and black; four styles,
deep flounce and dust ruffle,
$15 values, each $10.0(1
in rL-.- .ri . im' lot- r - -iiaii-vwi
Ladies' and Misses
Beautiful White and
Col'ed Wash Dresses
Pretty Lingerie Dresses In Princess
ami tile two-piece Dresses, made of
fiae India Liuon, colored figured
.Swiss, fancy striped and floral
lawns; elaborately trimmed in
hue embroidery and Insertion;
s!lort and lone sleeve effects,
skirts cut very full with Insertions
set in In fancy designs; dozens of
lrotty styl?s in nil sizes Zl to 42,
and the prices nre very low at
Si.no, !9s..'io, Sit.r.o, s.".), $"..
Ss.."i), l o.oo and Ijil.'i.oo.
Kikhi Outing Suits
Divided and Plain Skirts
Two style Jackets, Norfolk and
Illouse, made of best grade army
Kikhi cloth; sold In suits or jack
ets and skirts sold separately;
Prices, suit $5.(10, $(1.00 urn) $0.30
Ladies' Fitted Sweat
er Coats each $5.00
This is the most comfortable as well
as the neatest garment ever shown
in the coat sweater line; shown in
colors and while, V sliap.'cl neck.
Suits
MOST
Silk Crepe de Chine
$1 value for yd 6.0c
23 Inch all silk Cr?pe de Chine in
lavender, tan, old Rove and red;
hi-iiitiftil rich luster; regular
price $1.00; AfV
Sale price, yard UUC
$1 Masseline Silk 85c
12 different colors, pink, blue, cream
brown, navy, Copenhagen, etc.,
Jus; the thing for evening and re
ception gowns; regular $1.00 nuu!-
aVard 85c
90c and$l Taffeta 80c
Our entire stock of 19 inch Taffeta;
'"it quality; conies in all light and
dark colors; suitable for lining,
dresses, drop skirts, etc. This is
the lowest price for this silk in two
urs: absolutely reliable quality:
tiie kind that sells regular at !":
and $1.00; all shades.
yard
THE FRIENDLY STORE
ay Sale of Ladies' Tailored
Ladies Suits' $ 1 4, $ 1 7, $20, $30
l.'-r:l.-Yl."C l l-MUVi: f'lOlli AM) SUIT STOCK Ol TKltS 100 Oh' THIS SKASOVS
KVSIIION Altl.K SUITS .AT A KUi S ACltl 1-l '!'.; SUITS MAIM-I (' XoVKl.TV M VrKKIALS.
l'i,l (LOTUS. SKKCK. MANAMA, TAKl IOTA, KA.IAII I'.WAMA IN Till: MOW MKT C01.0I! I MIS
ami moimcis: i i i : i . I-: mti:.sTi:n. si;i.i: urn-asti:i, cut-i-wav. i'oivikh .iaim.is,
ists dh' ui'i'SiW i-.i'.aiii, 1:1 t'i i:i;i-i,v si.i:i, i s ami Vi.ain ; oat si.i ia i:s: si its si it-
Alll.K Kill lllllSSV STIll.KT WKAIt AMI TI1K MI.AINIlli TA I l.l IKUH III WIS. KVI'.ItV STITt II
IV lin si: si ns is vaiik f.v i:.ui.i;ii:( i n i Aii.oiis; l vi-.itv ;ai;mi:m' maim-: hi l it ami
STUV ITT. KVKIiV (MI'.MKXT I.IM II WITH TIIU lil ST IMISSIIII.U, I.IM'.O. SI ITS (IK MSllll
IX IVIKV UAU.TK I 1,AI!. K IKI NOT MKXTInX ANY I'AlM'll'l I.Alt MAKI It HUT AIIVUI!
TlSrl ITIIUMM.V'S SUITS llllCAl SK IT IS I Til l:TH.Y THAT SKI.I S Till M AMI ITS I'ltlUMI-
ivs (;i aha m i;i: that (i(ii:s with i:t:uv sut. ami wiikn thk hiiknw.v stoi;k savs
ITS A l!AI;.IX YOU KXOAV IT IS O.VK. IK 1 U WANT A SUIT IIOX'T V AIT I (lit Til I1Y Hi l.l.
NOT LAST AT THKSIO MKICKS.
. Suits Worth Up to $ 1 7.50, Sale Price $ 1 4.00
Suits Worth Up to $22.50, Sale Price $1 7.00
Suits Worth Up to $35.00, Sale Price $20.00
Suits Worth Up to $50.00, Sale Price $30.00
i tan, black, mixtures anil whit? nn I the silk Coats and
$5.00r $.50, $10.00 and $20.00
d and flare, with wide fold mudo of Voile,
ills, in hla-k. white
$5, $7.50, $10, $12.50 and $15 each
EXT A CHARGE FOR ALTERING GARMENTS SOLD AT SALE PRICDS
S 1 5 lumper and Shirtwaist Suits, each $10.00
.... .-. .. ... i.. f,.t.j T.i.nnv ntwl I vf U':l Ut lAnllll' In UfO'
:...$io
Consette Wrappers
and House Dresses
Ono ami uwi-pitst' Wrapprfs. mudi of
Anu'riraa INilnts, I'orraU's hikI
liiUHhaniif lu isiript's, fimirrs iul
rluu'ks; tln stnuiK ratrnv of our
Wrappers !s tin splfinJM way In
wliich they art? intuit-: (vntl valm-s
at $l.no. Jjil.tlA and $t..-U
Childrcnsf Wash Coats
$1.50 to $4,50
We are showing this spring a beauti
ful line of children's Wash Jack-'
c(s; made of l.iunette and Huck lu
pink, light blue and white; also
white, pink, and blue trimmed in
harmonizing color; made in 5
styles, sites 2 to 10 years; all ex
ceptional values at these prices.
t,., o tvnt-.i jilinut Hie Jackets, which come In tan, lilac!
Jackets, all splendidly made
and extra good values at . . ,
i. t-wiino' on.i mUcns' Kltlris: new stvles in gorf
' chiffon l'anania, I'anania. Serge and novelty materials, In hla-k. white
mid colors, splendid values
at
Lingerie Waists
Specially Priced
Our entire stock of l.lug. rlt- Waists
specially priced; over loo styles to
choose from, Kvery one new this
siasoii. Some trimmed lu em
broidery bm nioKt of thi'iu trim
med lu lace and Insertion and
lnadelions. The Waists are made
of fine in it 11 ami lawn. The reduc
tions are:
(o Wnisls. ."lie; H."e Walsis. 7."ie
!l.-jr I, lug. ile WiiMh SI, 00
S 1 I.iligcii,. WnlslN Hil. M
$L'.IO Lingerie W aists IS 1 .711
ii..10 Lingerie WnlMs '. ffl.ita
S:t.(MI Lingerie Wnisls $-J.H3
K:l..-,o Lingerie lM Dtlt.lld
1.011 Lingerie WnistN S:l.(ll)
Ijift.oil Lingerie WiiIsin $1.1(1
11.(111 Lingerie Will-Is $.1.:l,1
7.00 Lingerie X nlvls ...... (1.00
$11.11(1 Lingerie WmIhIm V7.ri(l
$12.(1(1 Lingerie WlilMx .... 10.0(1
$3-50 Silk Waists $2-85
.lap Silk Waists,
lace, fj.fil) value;
2.s:
Illack anil whito
trimmej with
at
Colored Silk Waists $6
Made of Taffeta Silk; shown lu bines,
browns, . black, etc.
Splendid n.'H irt mcnt Tailored Waists
with st'lf collar and cuffs
at !..-( in $7.."(l
:vo (!..?" ningnificent KilK hints, mane ...
in-1 bl i- k: inad" of fine soft quality of ( hiffon
we-'- all finelv tailored wltii good full Skirts:
.luim:r and Shirtwaist, rvnne In lirowns,
Taffeta silk, tlie kind that will wi
values to $1.1.0(1, each
Grcnd Mav Sale of Colored end Black Dress Goods
Novelty Wool Dress Goods
Values to $1,50 at 79c yard
good
sold
styles and
Special i"t novelty Woo Goods
.,.. i l in .10 Inches wide
at $1.00 to $1.50, special, a yard 0c
Values to 75c for 50c a yaid
Ileautiful assortment woid and mohair goods,
"tripe'. ' -hecks and fancy mixtures shown in the
very b- st spring colors at
the yard
All Wool Batiste, a yard 50c
, a!l wool
ii. !i--lr li:
rose, whit
Ilati-
-. .',o in
,-.iwti, laveiiu
black. So
( r-UII.IIi'-r III" .-' f1
ari
Id- in red. navy
purpi". pink.
ndid fabrics for
t the low
.Kir
I andll.oo; all shades. 80c J
I ' MMKiraBiBM BWB
.
l :
neltel
Exceptional Values in Black
Wool Dress Fabrics
lilack all wool and silk and wool Crep. de Chine,
and 44 Inches wide nt 7.V; l.:ln a yard sold
regular at $1.2.1 and $1.7.1.
Hoo k all wool Yolle, a yard $1.00
This cioth Is 41 Inches wl.l".
Taney striped Panama, a yard 'T"-
Some of the most favored black dress fabrics for
this season are Poplins, Tauitnlsctto, Taff' ta,
Cordora, Orlspinc, Mn!ino Saitliigs, widths of
these are 42 to Ml Inches; the prices
line, 1.0(1 mill $I.1!.T
PriestU-y's black silk warp. Milrose. Henrietta
and f'repe at, nnl $l.."(l
Cream Wool Goods for Dressy and Tailored Suits, an immense vancty
to CnOOSC ir'jin a y'
I
HARD FIGHT IN
LONE STAR STATE
l'.illas Texas. May :1 At an ear
ly hour this nioriiini; the figuc.s
from tlic l'etiio,-r.u n- primary to se
lect del. 'states to the National fon
eention U'arlial ret urns I indicato
t he f.'ilew mi; :
Ticket bonded bv t lllte.l Stales
S nator ll.il'.ey. r.'.l I'.l.
in Con Johnson, so.:,ti;i. '
Tins makes the collected figures
of the S a. it o ':' tlck-'t lllajoi lty show
a lotal of I vMti v. :.
Itnth sides in miming tickets de
' dared for William .1. Hi van tor
.President end pb deed tli" Tcxai
did gallon to the Nclu.iskan. i
DEDICATION OF
MARCOLA CHURCH
i.m i.i: ( ot;iii-.(; a ru is u t
I OK lIH;T WITH 4i(Kti IliU'SK !
I or worsmr i-:xrrusiox
riui IK. I.N K
Tli- (1t'.l!"!!liMi f t ho rii-t.l:r
rituri'h (if Mm'fdla by 0 it n K. C S;i i-
()i,."''Otl V.'.'t"i'lt;t,1" WS M ( (UllMllVC su"-
(''r-s. Tht KU'ii of 'v is rnUfil nl
thf in M ill m; ts rv'n. w hlvh will p;i
the ri'inalninu an. I v a fitc
plim In l In rhiiri'li I rt'.'nury. Tin
t lui't li Is t'i Ix cti'ir'.i'.u nhiU'il thai H
was a It'o 1 1 s'linv i v srrvlrrs 1
I Sandi-niiui. Tli.- rmn'Kal lnti
of Mnrrola Is truv tlianit'itl l:ir ll'1
li.-.riy Hiii'(M't anil nsIstaiu'o in
tlnio of nee I th it it r'fi'l vml 1'ro'H
pif'nbiM'a imhI frii'iuls of tht l-'imciu
rlmi'i'h. An i'ctir.-lon t ra In bcjirln
ovi r one hum) red nuMiilhTM of Xho
cIhiitH ticfo wan run to Mnnvila for
1 1 10 ot'cnslon.
I'rtift'M.tor Uavis, choir illroilor at
lht KuKi'n Clirlntlaii chiircli, loibtho
music ut tlto (hMllcaiiiin sorvlrt's.
Ceit j in Approval
o! our workmanship and skill
in cIcansMig- inj scouring. o
your own wi .dom in scnd.ng:
"that old gown" to us, only
aw Aits its return to you. Your
purse when you get our prices
will join the ;lad acclaim ot
our generous and expert treat,
ment ol your clothing by ui-
Everything possible in
Ckening and Dyeing
Eugene Dye Works
l an Willamette Sts.
Phone Ked 2St
FIETEEN-MINUTE SCHEDULE
ON STREET RAILWAY
Tim otn't't r-arn aro now runnluK on
a Hcht'Jitln of four (rips an tfotir. or a
t rip I'Vii'.v II t'tt'ii in I mi ted, vvv.x
('.ii' (1i'mi; on ;i;it (Mid inid I'alriiiouut
aiul tint i-i nifttsry on thn nl!:ir. On'y
two tur-i a iv In imp, imt with the in-n-i-asi'
In power llf'V fiislly inako t ho
Hew schedule. After H o'i'loi-k tin
rei;iiliu- tlilrty-nilnule h' IumIiiU I.i run,
as; t",'i I'lofore.
Trtt. passim track n;w t!niateil
lielweMi Twelttli and Klt Vfnlli K(ree
on Alder, lieiiiK miu'h morn sallHlac
lory llian riirmt'ily.
T
Itoit.V
In FloriMico, Monday, April 27
HHIS, to Mr. and .Mrs. A. (). Kunko,
a tarn.
Anarchy's Press
Is Freedom s roe
So Uncle Sam Says
They Must Go"
Fliey excite f;in;itics and fault
tiiiulcrs Id the perfonnaiK-e
of deals (if violence. Yoti
must indeed be hard to
please if you find fault with
our meals. Try the Theatre
Cc'i restaurant once and
yon will not call a halt' on
diniiijr here frequently in
t lie future.
60c Fancy Japanese
Silks, for a yard 38c
S (Ml yanlH HI! Ineh niift finish .lni
Kllks, riiirnl rli-lmiH, rlliM'k. (iolM,
uiwl Hlrlpi'f.; Kiiltnlili! for wiihits.
ilri'HHCM find li(itisi kowiik, C2 Q
Bill- iiiiillly, yil OOC
$1-50 Suiting Silks 85c
3n0 yardH of tliln nenwon's hent
lient weavew nnd patleriiH In novel
1y KtiltltiKH, illkK, KonltirdH, Taf
fetaM, etc; 2.'i and 27 Inrhn hwUIi-;
all unod rolu in. brown, hi uen,
Kre-iiH, etc; nold al $!.!!.' to $l..r.O
a yard; upednl, o C
yd ODC
Big Values InBl'kSilks
I'-'rli'liil ly 'h l'M'tii)a!!' hliirk kIIIih urn
kiKiwn (ill ovir Ihi' rniiiity; fvi-iy
yanl of ynnl whin llk it t II :, U
KHHranO'wl for hlx limni li!: i-v ry
Sliril if yanl will" ullk lit $l.r,i nr
m-i-r Im v nil r n i i f .1 for on yi-nr;.
blin k Hilkn nrif all HiM'i-lally prli-il
llrAV.
C. NADIIAU WIMi (H'llN
km i' i a i v m n ,y r o v k i (
In rnnnortlnn with tils rlKnr Btorn,
nt r 3 1 Wllliimiitlo Ktri'iM. Thiwo wIbIi
I ii k liolii ti'l('iliuii(i ItiMl 1421, or i'ii 1 1
lit clKiir Hliiro. 5a L Wllliinii ttu Ktroi'l
Jl
Kl ItMi TltK I'-.UTOItY
llavliiK imrrlnisiMl llio Diiy R. Ili-n-cli'ivmi
fiirnlturo fnrlnry, 1 nm nnw
iriiut-''l to iniiniifiM'ttirit f ur n 1 1 n re
tilion Hlinrlal (inli'l'H, mill lull irv
liari'il to fill orili-m for llio ri'tall
or wholi'Miilo Iraili'. ni'pairlnit work
?n Holli-lii'il nnd prompt nttontlon
nlvn aini'.
My piln'H will ln foiinil fnionnliln
and H'ttlHfiii'tloii k mini lit '! In i-vit)
rispiil. it. C. MOHOAN.
A I -allforiiliiirH l.llrk.
"Tlio lurkli'tl, day of inly lifn was
wlii'ii 1 lioimlit ii liox of lliifklirH
Arnlmi Hill vp," wi'lti'H Clinrli'H I''. Ilu-
dalin, of Trnn-y, C'n J . "'-vo box
i'M ruri'il mo of nn nnnoyliiK rani of
1 1 -li I ii k iilli'H, wtilrh hud troulili'il nic
Tor yearn mid had yl hliil iindiT no
ollior t r-nt tiK-nt ." Hold under kuiii
nnti'i! nt W. Kiiyki'tiilnira drill! morn.
Q 1
iRcad This
The Kugenc Grocery
is now open for business-
in their new
stand and are better
able to serve their
customers than ever
before : : : : :
EUGENE GROCERY
104 Wesl Eighth Street
SANTA ri.AHA XOTKS
1 Sjiei i ul Correspond-'nop. I
t'a Clara Mav 4 A vi-rv
ier of rain. Gnrd 'D were '
k nd the rain did murli socid.
TV no'.ehljar and frlendu of Mr..
' ' h ij reroverihR bo uir ly (ro:n
J::. at ion. whlih we lio.e will
. r-":r s are Improvins thf.
f .v,..( u .. . . L t. I . .
Tara's kailiiu fmtn
W- are all -'
H. Oonil.ll i-
have
i W
ei- .,
al i ne ..n.'
von are not a m
ad iiiaK
,, to know tliat Mrs.
iinlirivins.
fit,,. Kiid-avor .-.j i-i
V:'-,-'-r,,d a
1 l'-i;.-r
now i
Mr
on In
, T.i
Willi
ill.-
-t
He 1.:
i huri-h
nitier why
II -elf
r w e 1
-ek.
N.
not
Of II
.) J'.!!'
War'
;! u;'
if
join
ly live-r
ready to
I.a.l'
M- Coles mother, Mr. Ul-iarson,
has liolie to Idaho
Mr. Cannon l Imll'linie a ry pret-
onied h..nse. wl.l. n win ne
mow Into In ahout three
There Is a fire pat.i helm made be.
we..n Arte- S"-i"ti' I'la'-" ni ""'
side of Mr Kerr prune or
harii You yo.lli.T men siioul.l
et hil--
Iianner ha- n
,. io n't' -nd ' h'in h Sunday.
' ..i :ii i i - In atxmt flv
v . ' it,-i: fo
Ml :li la-t da
Mr
II IMA A INHIA NH
W(i IIKI.AV liACK
A l:V DKI'AHTl ItK
J. S I.inkey, the pioneer
Jeweler, has Bel ii red the r
vlrm of an expert encraver
and In the future all kooiIh
puriha?ed of him ran he en
graved In an np-lo Jate and
ar!i)-t;e manner.
fine
ICOI.ll!
umii.i v
HIV
AMI II M i ll
3 C.
hans
ha-i an ex-,
r. ll'llotie
J"5- Brown is on the sick list.
; Or i't'IlInU-1"
.e the new !.re.-, s.ivacn ii'-..
' , i'ra rhi-ire for t.r'...
CIlAMilKlirf KAlllnVAIlK CO.
At P.
- t.
, T' l 'li and Willani-I'e
I'lioile lied l'.;i. tf
i
!
:
' Cutting the riK-ord made Inst year
! hy len mliiu.es, the chemiiwa Indian
H'hool won I hi relay raee from Sa
eni t Cortland hy 21 fiiliiuten and IH
aeronds. From the moment that
(lovernor Chamherlaln starti the
men at a!em till the winner hand"!
the Koveiiior's letter to Mayor lame
at the Asnoel.illon hlllldlliK t'le rue
was only nii'itlier exempiirii at Ion of
svt lein I.ealliiK mere lirawii. W'inoe
the V. M. C A. had the men mid the
al. llt. to win. Hie Indiana hart the
or:ranl:i. I n and training thiilfui
hied thir m-ii to aeiompllsh the raee
In the reiord ilme of a houm and ill
mlauies. f jri Ionian.
IHKOItAIION IIAV, MAV illl
If yon Intend lo hnvn a nioniimenl
or tahh't ererted hy Deroratlon Day
yon aliould make your nelertlon nt
onee( wlille there la a nice Block to
select from. Not hi n k out the hest of
work furnished at. reisoniililo price.
Corner Hlxth and Wlllnteettn nla.
m2 9 ' K. C. I.AKK,
IP V!I1 K.N KW
The merltt of the Texas Wi n.ler,
you would never auffer from kidney,
hlnddcr or rheumatic trouhle. II a
liottlo (two niontha' treatment). Rold
hy O. J. Mull, nr hy mall. Hend for
Ur. .1. W. Hall. IVZ'i
St. I.ou!
testlinonlals.
OIIa itreet.
fiAHOMVPt WH)tl RAWI.NO
W (i. White la prepared to aw
four wood on short notice.
I'hone Illack 43.r. (tealdenca,
616 Went Hlxth itreet.
TAKE A
KODAK
with you
$1.00 to $80.00
Schwarzschlld's Book Store
SS6 Willamatle Sc.
COW ki:i:i
1
Alfslhi nie:il. At llallev'a Tenth
and W'llluiiieUe Htreeta. I'hone I'.ed
. e ' "
ller hand thla man could not iret.
Ills health wiik not as It shoiihl Ii ,
He had not used the 'itent iik y.t."
HolllHter'a Kockv Mouniiiln 'I'ea.
I. INN Oltl tl CI).
For Snaps
in
REAL ESTATE
see
McFALL & HEITZMAN
J Door North Hoffman House
i,.t a ad i ':. ! t,lA
HOWER & WOOD
It"l KtfHtr and Tlmher I.nndi
Kitm-fi, I'Vrrn and Cliy lrMriy
Viir .Quito ri'iwrtfully
olleUe.
IEhhii I, uvcr Flntt Nat. Hunk
I
, .Mtl M
. I..r-...n.i : ''
15
has been sick, hut