Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, May 04, 1908, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextKCCODTB BAILT 9CARD, MOVDAT, MAY 4. KKM friendly Store-Eugene Largest and Best Store-5 92-594 Willemette St, - ; t rill ! l o Thousands of Pieces of Women's His'. Grade Dainty Unrlermuslins Reduced 20;v From Regular Prices Never before has any other dealer in Eugene offered at thiss:ason of the year such remarkable, values. All new, fresh, clean undermuslins, b:autifuliy trimmed in lace and embroidery and insertion and splendidly made of the best possible muslins, cambrics, nainsooks and lawns. Gowns, Skirts, Drawers, Chemise and Corset Covers in immense variety. Gowns shown in dozens ot different styles. The reductions are. Eugene, Oregon I SPRUCFIFLfl CDS FELLOWS DEDICATE THEIR hEW HALL Pure Blood GOWN'S 60c Gowns . $1.00 (iouus $1.23 Gowns SI. 50 Uouns $2.00 Gowns $2.."i( Gowns $:(.()( Gowns $1.00 tiowns $T.OO Gowns . 48c . HOC SI. 05 $1.20 SI. (1(1 S'J.IO $2..M S:t.K) So.iMI SKlltTS HOC Skirls . . $1.00 Skirts $1.25 Skirts $2.00 Skirls $3.00 Skills SI. (Ml Skirls $7.00 Skirls . SS.OO Skirls $10.00 Skirls . 4Ke . 80c $1.05 $1.(10 $2.(10 Sil.llt $5,110 Slt.flll $8.00 MIAWKIW. (10c Drawers . 48c 7.V Drawers . 00c SI. 00 Drawers. 80c $1.25 lranvrs$1.05 $2.50 lrntrcrs$2.2) COKSKT OOVKKS. 20c Corset Covers l.V :i5c Corsvt Covers 25c 50c I'orset Covers 40c $1.00 Corset Cover 80c SHOUT SKlltTS HOC Skirts . . 48c 75c Skirls . . 5c $1.( Skirts . 80c $2.00 Skills $!.() De Bevoisc Brassieres and Combination Brassieres Corset Covers, Drawers, Etc. Very high grade French under garments. Ask to sec them. The Wash Goods for Summer 1908 20c Fancy Lawns, yd 1 20 pieces fancy Batiste and Lawns, 32 inches wide; stripes, lignres and checks, light and dark col ors; your choice of the entire lot at, yd 12 l-2c Fancy Dress Swiss, yard 20c ew patterns, coin dot and figures and embroidered dot; a yard 20c Thin Wash Fabrics, yard 25c Grand collection dainty thin wash fabrics at 25c a yd; many of them worth 5 and 10c a yard more. Em broidered Swiss in white, brown, blues, etc., 31 Inches wide. Batiste and colored figured lawns; all the new shades including the Copenhagen blue. 25c Dimity, Dainty Rose Bud Patterns, 29 inches wide, yd 1 oc 36-in Colored Linen Suitings, yd 25c 36 inch linen Suiting in blue, grey, brown, green, lavender, red and tan; sale price, yard 2 5c A. F. C, Dress Ginghams, yd 1 2l2c Big variety of Dress Ginghams in plain checks and stripes and fancy stripes and checks in all the good staple shades, A. F. C. Quality, yard 12 l-2c - french Batieste and Ginghams, yd 25c Dainty little stripes- and checks In dark and light, shades, pinks, blues, green, red, lavender, navy, black checks, 32 inches wide. JCalaiea Suiting, a yard 18c ; n.v"i.:irv r r iv . Ii.-.l'lt :nut - rvh-t ri .1 Vl.'l. ! ,,-tl.l l( HdocJ's GnrsaparlUa Domestics at Low Prices All kinds of Domestics at very low prices; sheetings, pillow mus lins, yard wldo muslins, shirtings, calicos, bed spreads, tlck- ing, cotton flannel, pillows, blnnkets and comforts. American Prints, a yard 6l2c Other merchants ask 7 l-2c and Sc; come In black, blues, reds, garnets, greys etc; neat stripes and figures; .also light grounds with dark figures; pink, light, blue, otc. We hnvo a variety dark and light prints at, yard fie 29-in Amoskeag Shirtings, yd 1 Oc The kind you usually pay 12 l-2c for; extra heavy ticking, at 10c, 12 l-2c, 1(1 2-:lc, 22c; 29 In. width; $1.00 Feather Pillows 75c; $1.50 Pillows, $1.25; $2.50 Pillows $2.25; Bed Blankets 50c to $4.50 the pair; extra heavy ones, all wool $4.00 to $10.00 a pair; comforts $1.00 to $3.50; fine white cotton filling. Bod Spreads, special at 75c, $1.60 and $2.00; extra quality rino satin Damusk, fringed or plain, square or cut corners; special, each ...... .$.'1.00 mill $5.00 Sheetings, 36, 42, 45, 50, 54, 63, 72, 81 and 90 inches wide; Pillow Tubing, 36, 42, 45, 50 and 54 Inches wide; ull new low prices. Wake This Your Store-Ask For What You Want-Even If We Do Not Have It, We'll Get It For You White Goods in- dill for Graduating Dresses Soft white fluffy materials for graduating dresses, in cotton, silk, and wool, nets, etc. Embroidery sets for dresses; material to match; mull, Swiss, Pearline lawn, in both plain and figured. Beautiful laces and trimmings. All these dainty fabrics are specially priced. We invite you to inspect these materials be fore making your selections. Hosiery and Undeawear for Spring Our staple Hosiery and Underwear Is the best In America for the prices; complete stocks of regular and extra sizes made by the Wayne Knitting Co., all grades. Ladies' Hose 1 5c, 25c and 50c a Pair Matchless Hosiery at 15c and 25c a pair, the kind you usually pay 20c and 35c for; full fashioned 15c Hose are seamless; the 25c goods come in flat stitch and fine rib; 40c Hose. 3 pairs for $1.00; made from Sea Island cotton; 60c mercerized Lisle thread Hose, 4 pairs for $1.50; beautiful assortment of tan and fancy Hosiery. ' Children's 'Stockings 10c, 15 and 25c Rawhide and Pony Stockings at 2 pairs for 25c and 25c a pair are the best on earth; made of fine soft cotton, very elastic; trip pie foot and heel and double knee YOU MONEY'S WORTH OR YOUR MONEY BACK Send By Mail or Tclcplions Your Orders To S. H. Friendly Samples submitted Articles ordered that arc not satisfactory may be returned Give us a trial order Two Big Roomy Stores 592-594 Willamette St Meet Your Friends at Friendly'f Agents for Kabo Corsets, Moneybak Silks, Priestley's Dress Goods, Wayne Knit Hosiery, Dent Gloves 7 Pieces Fancy Cur lain Swiss yard 20c Pots, stripes and figures in all white and colored effects ancyNets45 inches Me 50c the yard Pecce Fancy Mesh Curtain Nets, white and Arab shades 50c the yarci. urtain Scrim the yard 5c 6-inArt Burlap, all staple colors, 15c a yard May Sales Lace Curtains, Nets, Swiss, Madrass, Etc -tf Comes jnst when the housecleaning is being done. Hundreds of homes will be re-curtained and at no time have we been better stocked with newest curtains and materials by the yard. Thousands of pieces will be sold during this sale. Be on hand and take advantage of the best values, white, cream and ecru colors. Swiss Rufiled Curtains 75c and $1 Swiss ruffled Curtains In three styles, plain, checked and three rows of tucks: big values at "" ami ! Ecru and White Curtains 50c, 75c, $1.00 and $1.50 500 pairs Nottingham I.ace Curtains, Allover deslKns. plain centers with floral and stripe and ureek borders; plain and fancy mesh, 45 to BO Inches wide, full 3 yards long, grand values Net. Curtains, White and Arab, $2.25 and $4.00 Curtains that sold regular at 12.50 and SI. 00, plain net centers, tape, Battonberg and In sertlon borders, some hetned and others lace ede, an Immense variety of pretty patterns, wonderful values at anil $:!..-.() Door Panels 50c and $1.00 In Arab and white with Battenberg trimming. it&- vitoi t 'i ii ki i: in nf!i:n i.ivn: r APiusrssi s, mi sir AMISI'.K niiii.i.s i si'i. i:nui m:v i.oiu;k mm. I. r si'i;iiii n:i.i WILLIAMS GliWK MVKSHAL The Springfield Odd Fellows' tem pi, was dedicated lo Ihe work of I lie groat fraternal order Saturday night . -f ",.;lriv .tod Odd Fallows and : Rebeknhs. About fifty were present I ir. tit Kiigeno, representatives also at tending from ("oPuig, Marcoia, Irv ing. Goshen and Crow. The ceremonies were complete and impressive, those present enjoying the tamed hospitality of Ihe Spring field organlutliMi. lion. .1. M. Wil liams, of this city, was grand marshal of the dedication ceremonies, and . K. Walker, of Sprlnfleld. deputy grand master. The address of welcome was deliv ered by ,1. .1. llryun. of the home or der, lloforo tile response could be given Ihe flrebell rang and a recess wits taken, so that the fire laddies of the "sawmill city" should not utlss any nnrt of the program. Fortunate ly, tho Interruption was oly a scare, and Ihe resitonse by George Orury, of Cobitrg, was heard by the whole as semblage. After the dedication ser vices Itev. 1. H. Trimble, pastor of the Eugene M. K. church, delivered the address ot tho evening on "Im mortality. M One of the events of the evening was the drill of Canton llovey, of Kugene. The dedication exercises wore those laid down by Ihe ritual of the order. Among tho solos on the program whs one rendered by Miss Nellie Gilbert of this city. The Springfield band, which furnished the music was highly recent mended by all pres ent, some saying Unit It was much belter than others twice the alio. At the conclusion of Ihe regular proginin, a llghl supper was given those present in Ihe tianiiiiet room The hosts and guests then returned to the main hall and speeches and toasts ended the dedication of the splendid lodge home. G. A. R. NEED AID IN THEIR WORK C. 11. Baker, post commander of tho C. A. It., appeals to tho public In Kugene to give funds to help 1hc work of tho organization. During tho last yeur on an average one vet eran died each mouth, putting a heavy burdeu on the O. A. It. post In Mngeiin. In an open letter Mr. lin ker Bays: "Tho ranks of our order nro rap idly thinning. Deaths In the local post have nvernged one for each month the past year. G. A. It. ritual istic ceremonies and free interment are furnished for nil who do not own hiirlai lots. No subtler of the repub lic is permitted to be burled In the potter's field knowingly. The draft upon the finances of our ordor In creases yeiwr by year very rapidly, and without some outside assistance It will bo very difficult for the local post to do all that should ho dona for these aged veterans in tllutr Inst days. "Tho commltteG front tho local post will call upon our elllaens In a few days to solicit funds lo help meet the expenses iueldeutHl to the proper observance i( Memorial day." LOW RATES EAST Will lnj m.ulc this season by the SOUTHERN PACIFIC (Lines in Oregon) From Eugene, Ore, as fol lows: To fcoth W4yi One Wsy through via Portland CalilornU CliU-;i!o 76.25 87.5o St. Louis 71.25 82.5o St. Paul 6.L7S 81.75 Omaha 6.U5 75.o0 Kansas City 6J.75 75.oo Tickets will be on sale May 4, 18 June S, 6, ll), 2o July 6, 7, 22, 2. Atheist (i, 7, 21, 32 Good lor return In 90 dy with stop over privileges p easure within limits. REMEMBER THE DATES ILIA MTHATKP SONjifj Tonight "Always In Ihe Wny.' Three-piece orchestra tonight, violin, double bass and piano. 1110 I'll 13 OHPHKUM. FILLER & aoting pictures at the Orphe-! wni'ht are "Advantages of ai '..' an and the I Colored fllmi. M Von! i ud fii-rK x in i.Hnvnim.i 'Modern But-m6 TRANSFERS OF LANE COUNTY REAL ESTATE POSITIVE CURE. Or ll riMlthJ P1,f rrlnrr btu kralat 8oU b 4ptsM& rrtM HA or tn . nwM. tlXD. ae tkna V P Ham etux to J S. Ham. lot In block 7 of Kugene. $400 ii ai i j . .. .- A. L. Yarnau to 2 2S acres in sec. 1 $30. tp. IT, s r : 'THI lalTAl-MMW tt. IL . uunnuM, w CHICHESIER'S.PILtS Mary M. Stevens to K. K. Wheel er, lot 10 In blk. 1 of Ellas Stewart's add to Kugene. $r00. L. H. Crenshaw etux to (('wis W. Coe, etux, lots 20. 2 1, 22 and n 1-2 of lot 19 In block 13 In Kairmount. J3O0O. A. C Morgensen etal to W. S. Nel son etux 40 acres In sec. 28, tp. 17, a r 4 w. $lon. l S to Mary C. HlrVson, 140 ac res In sec. 2. tp. 17, s r J e. W. II. Ostrander etux to Hlrsm H. Raw-lings. 0 arres In -c. 34, tp. 20. , r 4 w $400. K. M. Harms etal lo Joseph R. hrewe, S arres In tp. 1 7, r 4 ry. $2700. R. E. Vellum et ux lo W. O. Heck art parvof lots 10 and 11 In block t of SliJen't add to Eocene. $1000 Delphlne Goldsmith etal to A. E. Knbloom. tract In sec. 6. tp. 18, s r 3 w. $1)000. Saturday's baseball scores: Ran Francisco, 10; Portland, 3. 8un day'a scores: Portland, 4-0; Han Francisco. 0-1. Ookland, ; Los An geles, 3. COPFEE The goodness of eVcry thing else at breakfast de pends on the coffee. Im '" ntarM fw am re tmt IIMHIV TIMfiKDV AT IIKPI'NKIt VTKKDAVI Heppner, Or., May 4. Craied with ' Jealousy, at 3:80 yesterday after noon Henry P. Morrison, a brakeman ' on Ihe Heppner branch of the O. It. t S , shot and killed his sweetheart, Nora Wright, wounded her escort, Harney Ahalt, and later turned the same gun on himself If? an attempt at suicide, In one of the most atari-: ling Crimea In the history of Morrow county. HF.K JOII V V.. IHtKW The famous comedian, In hla Irish niwlalfv at THDORPHEUM. Bargains in City and Country Real Property . MUST SELL.. Good Business Property on Willamette Street 400 acres to cut up into . small tracts, $20 to $3s per acre. Good 600 acre farm at $25 per acre. We Have ,Miny Other Bargain In Our List Call and see us. OREGON LAND GO. 412 Willamette St, Eujenc, Or For any further Information call oa A.J. GILLETE Local Agent ' or write lo Wm. McMmray, General Pas senger agent, Portland, Ore. PQSTj.Boxesr BCKSAslTM.TiS Get your Rubber Tires put on by S.B.FINNEGAN 574 Olive St CASOLINE ENGINES IRRIGATION, SPRAYING and PUMPING MACHINERY KalrlMinks-Morse Gnaollnn Knglnea for pumping, rarliig, sawing, grind ing. .Oulflis coioplele. Kalrbnnks Ncnlee for wclgttlng. Kairnanks-Moi-M lynaiuo ami Mo tors for power anil light. l-'au-Unks-Mome Wludmllla and Tow era. Kairbanks-Mone Irlndera, Feed ("hopwm, Well lumM. All first quality goods at lownit price always In slock. Iiibernl tormm lronit reply telnqalrl and quick shipments. Mrffe for catalogue and prices. BERCER. &. BEAN HOW. CO. Agents, Eugene, Or. FAIRBANKS, MORSE B CO. f rUa4, Ortgaa 0