Eugene daily guard., June 09, 1908, Image 8

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THK rCGHXE DAJUT GCARD, TUESDAY, JUNE 0, 1008
The FRIENDLY STORE offers the Greatest Opportunities Tomorrow
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Ladies' Tailored Suit at, Half Price
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26 Ladies' Tailored Suits, all this season's best
styles and made of the best materials and most favored '
colors and patterns. GrAys, Blues, Browns and Black
and white and mixtures. Some plain tailored effects,
others trimmed in fancy Persian braids and vesting.
Sizes 32 to 40. The styles are 21-inch jackets, Eatons
and butterfly effects; the skirts gored and pleated plain
and trimmed. ALL HALF PRICE.
If HALF PRICE fr
$35 and $45 Suits Half Regular Prices.
The Georgia Jumper Suits for $10.00 each come in
blue, black and brown; also the new lavender shirt
waist Suit in t'ie same colorings, at $10.00 a suit.
Don't Miss this Sale.
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Best Store
Your Money's Worth
cr Your Money Back
S. H. FRIENDLY
592-594 Willamette Street '
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Ladies' and Children's
Special 25c and 12cJ4c
Hosiery
CITY NEWS
I tion, lins been dlsml'sHtid, as he Iiiih Blank Is now
; married Krnia Miller, the girl UBalnst near EiiKene.
wham the crime was aliened to have ;
been committed. MarrliiKe ulwnys! Mitchell & Garrett have jiiHt Bold
burs prosecution In such cases. The the Mc.Mahon residence property at
wedding occurred last night. ! the southeast -corner of Kast Telfth
; and .Mill streets, formerly the .1. M.
. .., .., .. ... . , ! I.eola, the six-year-old daughter of Williams properly, to John llunzlck-
Ihc . C. 1. u will iifit loinnr-. John Kolciiltn, residing' lit the end 1 er and others; also the J. .M. Kttson
row afternoon with .Mrs. l'almer, bU ) j,,. ,,;,,,, slr(H,t Wlls Bevt.ri.,y ; property at the corner of Kast 10hv
Alder street. Milium hy a dog belonging lo Mr. 1 enth and Ferry streets, to .1. X. Cole.
Faust, who also lives on Kast Eighth i 1 ho consideration in both sales is
visiting her parents, nr i rt irinrno nrm
TO OLD COMRADES
(Continued From Page One.!
Tho brick work on the new addi
tion to the First National bank build
ing was completed this morning.
: ed the wounds, which were on her
J right shoulder.
A marriage license as Issued ate T, ,1011u,sU,lu, conll,Ht ,)f K. .1.
yesterday afternoon to Walter 111.- ,, , William Lewis, Involving
inngham, aged HO years and Knmi . ()f ,,,,, on.wf Cr(H(ki
Miller, aged IS, both of Eugene. I , th(, n))tM. sllmlllw rollllryi wa3
, , ,' ," , ,, ,,,, , I heard before V. S. Commissioner W.
A car of lumber for the llhgleyj c,llkll8 tu(lay. l, N, Harbaugh
Seelye were among the freight ship
nienlH into Eugene tills morning.
street, last evening. Dr. Titus dress-l kept private. It is said that llun-
Jlcker and those associated with him
will build a students' club house on
their property In the near ful are.
Drew Griffin, V. J. Hill, H. D.
Paine and other members of the duck
club which has a preserve In the
swamp on the Innian place near El
mlra, along the Eong Tom 'bottom,
are there today planting a quantity
, of wild rice sefd which they have
jjiist received from the East, where It
U 1.'..., .., rn,i,M,r i..nn.r 1 1 I lu lleil vtiimli-i,l' ... fn.wl tlw.
, .iu v. . .,..va, i.. ,......!, ...... "",,. nt b(ir new bungalow onion the preserves. If it will grow
Jailed yesterday fur drunkenness, up.. jft:rm Mrl,,,t )(.hVeen West Sev-iwell here-It will prove to he a great
penrer before Judge Horrls of he and Wegl Kw, Thursday I thing for tho hunters, for ducks like
no ce court this morning and pleaded ()f n,8 weck .,.l9 () ,. of , wM(I rc0 wUpr ,,, nmos, anything
bungalows In the clly. Two liundrdd I elso that can be planted for them.
feet of new cement wn! has Just
acted as attorney for Frasler,
W, U. .Martin for Lewis.
and
W.
Ho was given h'li days lu
guilty.
Jail.
I II 0, Vcntcli, Kdgar King and O.
W JackHOii, niipra'sf's or the estate
of Murv A-"i pllhird. rtot'eased, today
been built lu front of tho J'ualili'licc.. fl.orklen'K Aniicn Stive Wins
' I Tom y-,ore, of Rural Home 1,
iSiiperiuieiKivui steinor, or the ore-; Cochran. Ga., writes: "i Had a bad
gon Insane Asylum, lifts notified Coun-
iii iimtj ... - ii,.,i i H" I'iftuiie iim.v
filed wlih the p. , ty Clerk Leo that Stephen Merlau
vontor.v..Tl;e,v found p. "u? """v",who was committed to that Instltu
at $2177, Bit; I Hon from Lane county a few days
ago, bus been released on three
r- ngo. nas icen released on uuee0ent Dox won tile tlaV for lile hy
L. L. T.nwls, bookkeeper for -""months' l-sva of absence In care ot j fectlng a permanent cure." Sold
Honlh-Kolly Idimber Coniany In thl ,ta rclitlvc-i
Miy, Iw'gilll llle erection of a neat j
reShliMife 111 tho corner of East Till f-( . ()f y White will
' leenth and Mill streets. W. O. Het:k-!lK, lH,u, t(,',i(,'Vow afterhnrtn at 2 : 3 it
art Is the conlraetor. o'clock at the rMl'st Christian church.
i - n f . I l-i ma In Mia uliHiuirt
J. N. Cola enyR lie will build a flno'(,f p'llstol. M Call it m, will conduct thel
feBliience on ine vncain mi in i S(Tvlces. The Odd Fellows Will Coll
rorner of East Eleventh and rerrv ,),., B(,rvll.(.9 t lb.. Krv In tho 1. O.
streets which ho . has Just purchased. () ,,, ,,,,,,.,., The remains are ex
it In probable that he will build this i((,t(1( () urrjv from Sl.utti(, 0 th
summer or In the fall. , i local train tonight. '
mi. . n...... tfu.t.. n. ....! 1
inn nemi'i ..... v . wnlllnm. wlf.. nnd
daughtei's and Jos
sor come on the Instep of my foot,
and could find nothing that would
heal It until I applied Ducklen's Ar
nica Salve. Less than half of a 25-
cent box won the day for lile by (if-
un
der guarantee at AV. A. KuykeiuiaU's
drug store
pany has begun to.occupy ,,,, build-1 " VuZ
1 . i .1.. - n4 t'.1ut LMirhH. mill
; r r cccnnled bv erny. Wash., are In the city with their
Fliinegnn s blacksmith shop. I ney -i.
are storing their vehicles there.
Acme motor car, being on
I their witv home from Berkeley. They
(J, A. It. ArJ'liXTlOX
Metiihei'K (if ,1, V. Geary Post, 0.
A. It., a rt( requested to meet at IX A.
It, hiili at 3 o'clock p. in. Wednesday,
June 10. to attend the funeral of onr
Vale comrade, J. W. White. Odd
Fellows have charge at the cemetery.
C. H. UAKEH.
Post Commander.
ODD FELLOWS AMI KKllKK AllS
All Odd Fellows and Hebekutis are
requested to meet at the ball at 1 :30
K. A. Wheeler. A. 11. Downs ,u 1 trip, sL:pplK f"'r several days at ya
i V iinbenrk. ni.orMb.ers of the es-! rious pbivs. Divy have been In Eu
1iili of N Wheeler, decessed. found ' Rl'ne siun:
property belonging to the estate val
ued at $1700. according lo their re
port, made today to the probate
court.
have been about four weeks on the o'clock sharp tomorrow afternoon to
Saturday, the machine
falling to work properly, ltepa'.rs are
now being made and they expect to
proceed on their Journey soon.
nttend the funeral of our late broth
er, J. V. White.
Hy order of the Noble Grand.
to lend the fatal charge. He fell up
on the breastworks, saying, 'I'm
killed, boys, but fight it out.'
"Far out on th? crest of the battle,
Up, up, toward the lenth
'To die for one's country is sweet,' he
remembered,
And then, out of breath.
Met the shock and the pain and the
terror
Unflinching and knew
In one instant's unbearable bright
ness It was true it was true.
, "The story Is told of liertrand du
Guesclin, the national hero of
France, that just bet-ore his death he
succeeded In the reduction of a for
tress. The commander refused to
surrender to any but 1 n Guesclin
himself. So the body of the great
leader was laid upon his bier, and
the stern defender gave his fortress
keys into the hands of the dead.
"There have been brave soldiers
and pure statesmen since the days of
me sixties: brave soldiers, too, as
none better than Alabama knows:
but the keys of our Southern hearts
were laid long aso In the hntuls si
ltobert E. Lee and Jefferson Davis.
"These two great souls before they
passed from us gave the Same coun
sel. They advised us to accept loy
ally the results of the war, and to
devote ourselves to the .Upbuilding
of our Wasted country. That coun
sel was. accepted. ThA Confederate
soldier has given to the government
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W. II. Kay went to Junction Cit0
today on business.
Mrs. J. C. Haiiimel, of Albany, Is
visiting In Eugene. fj
T. H. Itrierly, of Vida, is In the
fcity for fi- days.
C. t. W orth. of Elmlra, spent
lt nl!it in ite city.
C. I. Gl returned this afternoon
from visit In Portland.
Glenn O. Powers, of Blue. River, is
In the cilv for a few da.
W. M. Downing, of Jacksonville, is
In the city for a few days.
I Frank Jordan, of Cottage Grove, Is
i in the city this afternoon.
I C. M. Skeels, of Coquille City, was
an arrival In Eugene today.
Stephen Gurney, of Florence, is
in the city for a few days.
Mrs. J. A. Reed went to Junction
City today on a short visit.
David Graham was a passenger to
Portland on last night's train.
Geo. A. Drury and Jud Skinner
were over from Coburg today.
J. W. Hobbs was a passenger, for
Portland on the noon train today.
C. P. Devereaux returned this af
ternoon from a trip to Portland.
J. V. Doster, mayor of Panther,
was in the city on business today:
Mrs. Frank Ira White, of Klamath
Falls, arrived In Eugene last night.
A. G. Magers returned to Salem to
dav after a business visit In Eugene.
S. Smeede left on this morning's
stag! for his farm ne;'r V'altervllle.
. F. D. Wheeler came down from
Cottage Grove on Die noon train to
day. Mrs. ' Drew Griffin and children
are home from their trip to Port
land, i
C. L. Weber, the Creswell mer
chant, drove down to Eugene this
forenoon.
I. B. Cushmnn, of Acme, was a
passenger to Portland on the noon
. train toray.
Herman Schmitt, of Creswell, was
I In Eugene today, returning home on
' the afternoon train.
j Miss Tessie O'Brien leaves In the
i morning on the Slusjaw stage for
I Florence on a visit.
Dr. Geo. O'B. DeBar went to Port-
i land today to attend the grand lodge
of the A. F. & A. M.
Mr. and Mrs. . E. L. Fisher are
home from Portland, where they at
attended tho rose festival.
Frank Roy has arrived In Eugene
from Kendall, Mont., and will prob
ably take up his residence here.
Mrs. Itachel Sanders arrived In Eu
gene from Portland last night to
spend a few days here on business.
Mrs. G. It. Mills 'and son and Mrs.
Ellen Mills, of Acme, arrived in Eu
gene on last night's Siuslaw stage.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Denhart. re
turned this afternoon from Portland,
where thev attended the rose festi
val. J. W. Owen went to Portland today
to meet his daughter. Miss Ermine,
who is on her way home from Boise,
Idaho.
J. F. Deadmond was a passenger
on the stage this morning for his
home at Walterville, after a. short
stay in Eugene. ' i
Geo. C. Lawrence has arrived her?
from Sir.ta Fe, .V. M., to locate, hav
ing been attracted by t he Commercial
Clu'i's li;err"ture.
A'rs. Arthur Gamber arrived In
Eugene this afternoon from Shauiko,
to visit at the home of her father.
Dr. A. E. McAlister.
Mr?. M. J. White and daughter,
Miss Bertha, after a short visit In
Eugene, returned home to Cottage
Grovo this aft';rnoon. -
Mr. and M:s. P. fi. Snodgrar-s are
home from their trip to the Inland
Empire. Miss Etha Snodgrass, of
Baker City, accompanied them,
J. P. Kavannugh, iliaiiaftei' of Die
Singer Sewing Machine Company's of
fice, Is honle fro hi Portland, wt.iore
he took In the rose festival for a few
days.
K. Kohler, purchasing agent of the
S. P. Co., is expected up from Port
land tonlgh.t; 6n his way to Mnrcola,
where he. will look after the compa
ny's cawmllls.
frs. O. . V. Hurd and daughter,
Mlss Marguerite, were In the city yes-
The Kind You Have Alwnw. r , . .
in use for over 30 year', hasbomelh?1"
sn? , , r ' and has been mad,, .. -""""re if
All Counterfeits, Imitations and" jst !, c y,m 'a ihu.
Experiments that trifle with and c- 'B"'d" re hut
Infants and ChUdren-Exper.GuC0 n-m 'T ,.e ,lealth f
kspcriaien,
What is CASTOR A
Castoria is a harmless substitute for C istor nn
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups It jl ii ' Pare
contains neither Opium, Morphi0 ,,r cm, ,l'a nu
substance. Its ago is its guarantee. ItOc-strn w'0,'l!
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrlin?
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles. er r d. Viu4
and Flatulency. It assimilates tho Fond r. ,
rcls, giving healthy Bp-' ,...7 ,': "
. oil;!;!!
htoinnch and Bowels, givinir hcnltliv
The Oiiildron's Panacea The Mctlwa;
GENUINE CASTORSA
Bears the Signature of
ALWAYS
7
KM ta Hare Aliajs Sufi
use tor uver 30 Years.
In
TUB CCNTAUd C9MPANV, TT MUM STRCt-T.
Dr. T.Felix Pcuraud's
A
A pure, antisep.
tic Toilet Powder
for infants and
adults. Exqui
sitely perfumed.
Kenders an excel
lent complexion
and keeps tho skin
clear, soft and
velvety. Relieves
skin irritation and
should be used
freely after bath
ing and shaving,
giving a dcliglit
ftd and refreshing
effect. At deal
ers or by mail, 25
cents Box. Pro
pared by
FERD. T. HOPKINS. N.Y. CITY,
Proprietor of GOURAUD'S ORIENTAL CREAM
FOB BALE AND XBCOMMBNDfD BV
STAXLKY'S.
112 Willamette St. - - - - . Kugeiig
TT mi im m
ti n. V. Hreedlng was let the con
tract for li'ilMiug the county brldgi
acrs Kdwarls' slough In I'.ic vl
ity of .liinctlon. Ills bhl was $tiSii.-
50. 'l'licre was only one o'h.'r bid
iler. Iiiinaii .Stiykcr, who bid
i ;!-:..
Sab iu Stali'snian: W. ('. Itlack
(known lu Salem as Clarence lllackl.l
was In the iltv lor a few hours' visit !
The cnio of 1 he
ter Hlrmitighnni. 1
state agn't'st ral
huriid wlih ediic-
n- aiu.Mi friends. Mr. isiaca nas neen ,
coiiductleg iiewspnpersi In I rook I
county, dr . and In Nevada, but re
cently sold out. lie Is now casting1
about for a new location. He has his
eve on the Willamette valley, but j
mav lliive to go IO nouiueru uiiuim'
nia to find just what be wants. Mrs
TEA
We sell tons of poor'
stuff; but our name isn't
on it. Go bv the name.
at Washington the same faithful sup
port which be iaVe to the government ipr,inv on their way. from Florence to
at Kicnmonu. his patriotism nas ex-1 Portland, where they will visit a few
pandeil Its boundaries without losing, jays
its mWmv. He yields to no man In j X. C. Hampton, a well-known grad
hls love of the whole country and his ,latp f tne University, arrived In Eu
devotlon to her cuuse. In the war i Kene this afternoon from Pendleton,
with bpain he gave proof that .nis(an(t ls a gllest al lae 0eUa Alpha
sworn was u lil usittrii. n, us hii ins
country wherever the ftnjr 'floats,
which his ancestors fllleS with stars.
That he has rebuilt I'he prhsperity of
the South; that he has restored the
commercial majesty bf this glorious
land; this great city is wtlness. 1 he
brain of a Confederate soldier con
ceived It. and the bands of Confed-
lernte noldlers have been busy in Its
work. They served their country In
I peace as In war. They point their
j children to the busy, happy, prosper
ous land,- beautiful as the dawn.
house
V. .1. Kmerlck, H. Pellett, C. II. Sti
zan and F. T. Kmerlck. of Medford,
were In the city over night on their
way home from Portland In their au
tomobile.
Ci. T. Kitchen, one of the proprie
tors of the Kitchen & Kompp livery
stables in this city, will move his
family here from llalsey In a few
day.
It: sebcv; Review: Misses Emma
llrceu a'.ul Florence Aiken, the school
ADMIRATION i
is gained by ore of pctroml
appi.iranc.tf. Let us loDl; j!i;r
yojrs cIl'.ui, press ana n
pair, wh:n n:ceccs,ry yoa
garment?, ar.d you'll t::t:ie
all that's coming to you i'i
a Utile bit mors.
Every tiling possible in
Cleaning and Dyeing
I Eugene Dye Works
n 6th ani W,II.im:iU S:i. j
Phone Rid 2861 j
Annrriat'fQ cmnlrma crncA
..rr.....v O b ... Ikr U.
m . . othir.t'ntMndiUiiii
T1 tf A f l I ii...,..uH )iHikt
i ne mount, noou viftiir is a ,,iif.nd.iir
favorite among; all thinking men
It is positively the best 10c
Cigar on the market
Every Woman
11 intereiiw "V "L-M I
tun and .'-lw-r I
iimi.w"- i
. u.,u.iint-l nrnc lo,, 0 tor
a.,L M Co. forUoil
96Te4CStt'!'&M0M9tV','J
Vour r"rr rltrnii Tour tiif net it you dcio'l
Ukii bivlnlt.iiu t lit!; e iay tuia.
;.s()I.ixm wool' saw
tene'.er l..ft Iml.v on lhof v.nn-: i
isiroiiK in mveiopiim n!.ouiee. . m.i , ,j(,s ,iu, f,,,-..,,,. a,,in- t, Kiuene !
j tn promise of all that nukes a s;.ue.lui I() Salem! !
a '. ''"'hold our greatest victo-j w. i:. llrown president of Hie Ku- "
cue l.o-m : Saviirr- lt:ink. left on ; P
tlvs nui ni:l'!i sine:;1 for l''oley , i
Mirtiics. n-'icre he will take bis an-'
nual t;iifi;ic.
s
TT.
v
A Man isinDanger
of robbery every nj he
IiIn rnsli nlHHit liln ihtsuii, bis
Ikhih' or his place of busltM.
Oneo yon Hre kmm n no linv
hiK Hint Imbll your are limrketl
for thutt iiikI tlilevin.
Save iMitli your iiioney niiil
ymirsi'lf by leiMwltln your
in-ll In lbl lwmk.
Tbcii you m'l fear neither
thieve., flii or nny other tltin
uer to your or money nr M-r-"il.
The Eugene Loan and Savi rgs Esrk
Capital and Surplus $125,000.00 EsUritKcd 32
lllinr It iniiitTTlT - imi
Tliey love I their laud
W'i'b love far brought
From -in t'ie stories past, and us-d
,Y;" lu pvei'iit. but transieri-eil
! Throus'li rut lire time by power of
"" ! tbouc.hi. t
"We old soldiers are slitiim in t ie
' Mwlliuhl of life vvaltitiK for (he even-
W a. White U preiiared lo aaw ins d 'tail; waiting for the shilling
your wood im short notice. !anael
Phone itlucK Kesiaence,. "With things
Constipation '
bl Weit Blxtb street
The reinforced center Vudor ham-':
I mocks are the best made; we are
. sole agents.
1 ClIAMIlKUS itVIUiWAUK CO.
i A full line of
I frlgerntors; get
biivltiti.
CIIAMHKKS HAltliWAH
"Cold Storage" re-v
our irlces before
CO.
O
lOvery .v U Special Sal- llilggv
May with us; get vur prices and see
i the c.eodi nr I v.iu will buy.
I ciiAMiinKS iiAi;nw.UK co.
' We are exclusliv agentf3or the
'genuine, Vudor piWh shades.
I CI1AMUKHS IIAUDWAKK CO.
I.Ike chevrons on his winirs.
"We are the stragglers l.i th. great
inarch. The victory Is already won.
and our comrades expect our com
ing to share the glory of their tri
umph. In Ihe little time left us be
fore we report to our Ureal Com
mander, let us quit ourselves like
men. When the pale sergeant comes.!
we sh;ill listen f r voices In the upper1
air spying: 'Welcome, comrade, ltoj
they love us still in 'Q)ie"; " j
PlmiiM not 1 i
n. ::i.-.-t.-.l. . "
it i m
niorv serious tnMiUt's. It stiows thnt tlio inuKirt. "
HI. I f'llli'ti.iiis of tlin liviM' lira hnlrtTlivlly jut- '
f-.Miuil. 'l'lu1 t.t miiitii'iiio lo UiKo fur it In Hie 1
i, ks'iiiiu n'i'i imrui. ' .'i;i'i.tih I'niiinriii' ;
I repii reit ly m
I'I ItocKlCn., Z
lwnll l. X
ool-J li? nn iinicV'Sls nn! liu ny OIHII. ITICe,
1( .Vlailu by ltuiMl It's Uuw,
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5" .s3.-" -.' jyi,'.:i
J.--Ai--Et.-C??r;'''"" V,K
ai;k vot
have ;i :
Ji'Ml' ' : ".
and I' i
Al'.I'lT
I'll KXTKI!
VX
Hood's Pills!
W. II, ltv:iii,elll"lr'.'. wife and twoG
childi'e:'. I;ave an'tviMl liere f'om I. a-,
mont. l O. and will reside '(fl)e. .
Thev are rorrespoudeuts of the loin-,
nierctal Club.
Ttogers nros. 1x47 slQ-rware Is
old chenpest t Watts'.
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