Eugene daily guard., June 11, 1908, Image 8

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THE EUOENB DAILY OTARD, THURSDAY. JUNE 11, 1008.
TiTe Friendly Store 159th Surprise Sale
Tomorrow we oWer some very Exceptional Values in seasonable articles, Silks,
Wash Goods, Hosiery, Underwear, Waists but the Maine offering for tomorrow
is Ladies' Suits at Half Price and Ladies' Muslin Underwear.
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Colored and Black Silk 25c Wash Goods 15c
300 yards pluln and novelty Japanese and
Taffeta Silks In dark and Unlit colorinns, suit
able for dresses, waists and house ((owns. 1 1 1
to '11 Inches wide, beautiful assortment,
yard :,-
200 yards fancy Konlard and Taffeta Silks,
exclusive patterns, for dresses; values I i
l. DO yard "lc
S"c 19-Inch Black Tarfeta, yard ."
$1.25 IlO-ineh Black Taffeta, yard SKc
$1.50 3;-inch lllack Taffeta, yard .W,
1000 yards ' Dimities, Lawns, Madras an!
Japanese Crepe, In stripes and checks and
.figures, patterns- suitable for children's
dresses, boys' waists, men's shirts and wo
men's dresses, 29 to 33 Inches wide, darR and
llliht colors; values to 25c yard l.le
Nazareth Knit Waists and Ideal cambric
Waists for children i!5c and rifle
Special Prices
In lace curtains, and towels, sheetings and
all kinds of white goodd, embroideries, rib
bons, Japanese silks, white waists, white
dress linens, table' linens, etc.
Itest :l-lll. Percales . . .
American Calicoes, yd
I test :tt-in. Muslin, yard.
124c
10c
Tomorrow, Friday, we place
on sale absolutely every sum
mer blue serge suit in stock, both two and
three piece suits at a big reduction.
We make a specialty of fine serges and
carry only absolutely all wool, fast colored
and .hand tailored suits. Some are made
.extreme others in conservative style.
$25.00 Suit Reduced $19.75
$20.00 Suit Reduced $1 4.75
$15.00 Suit Reduced $1 1,75.
$12.50 Suit Reduced $9.75
Ladies' Tailored Suits aL Half Price
36 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,
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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.
SiALF PRICES
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$35 and $45 Suits Half Regular Prices.
$7 50 Silk Petticoats $5
tome in Blue, Green, Red and Black, and two-toned
effects, made of fine soft taffeta silk. The quantity is
limited, so be here early if you want one. rt p f(
$7.50 quality each J JUU
Eugene's Largest and
Best Store
Your Money's Worth
or Your Money Back
S. H. FRIENDLY
592-594 Willamette Street. ,
Buy our
Ladies' and Children's
Special 25c and 12cJ4c
Hosiery
Young Men's Blue Serge
We also include in this sale all young
Men's Blue Serge Suits, sizes J 4 to 20,
both two and three piece in both single and
double breasted at the following prices.
$18.00 Suit Reduced $13.00
$16.50 Suit Reduced $12.75
$15.00 Suit Reduced $U. 75
$12.50 'Suit Reduced $9.75
Boys' Knee Pants Serge Suits, worth $5.00,
. $6.00 and $7.00 t A 7
Sale price t" D
MAY TAKE CHILDREN
AWAY FROM MOTHER
jivKMLi: ioikt j)oki.o Into
M.Vn'KH OF WOMAN' AM) t'HIL
1)KKX WHO WAI.KKI) 1-KOM
I'OHTl.AXl
The story In Tuesday's Guard
about a wonntn and her four children
walking all the way to Eugene from
some point down the valley, carrying
the two younger children and her ef
fects In a pusn can, caueu t"c in
tention of the officers of the Juvenile
court to the matter and they at once
made an investigation. They found
that the woman's name Is Mrs. Liz
zie Humphrey, and that she had come
li ....... frnm PrtrTlftlli she Said.
all lilt: . . , -
The juvenile court had taken four of
ner enimreii, iwu m m.. ......
since. She says she is the niather
' of fourteen children. She had, with
! her when she arrived in Eugene Mon
Iday two boys, aged 14 and. 17 years
i respectively, and two girls, one aged
! about two years and the other about
five months old. This morning -the
... ,.nlln.ai hnrirnn were taken
iawav from the woman, as It appeared
,Tthat they were not being cared for
properly, and they were turned over
tO MI'S. CieO. .Vl. rvcny, Ul me ju.c-
Inlle court. This action called forth
! i..,i ,.r,t:)a, nn tho iiiirt of the wo
man, and some exoltnniepf was creat-
.:n -the street? bv her oh.ieetnns to
'the procedure. Judge Chrisnianas
i cited her to npnear before him at 9
o'clock' tomorrow morr.irT to sinw
cause why a. guardian should not be
appointed for her children.
iCITY NEWSj
was aged 64 years and 'hud been af-'
flicted with tuberculosis for many:
years. j
Mrs. E. Thrall, one of the teachers'
at the Hear..' school, today entertain- i
ed l he jlher teachers of the school at i
luncn ai me Mouian House, lie-,
sides Mrs. Thrall Uio.ie who comiiun- i
ed the party were: Miss Abel, Miss;
Alice Abel, Miss Kress, Miss Klnsey,
Miss Simmons, Miss Keeney, Miss
Millican, Miss Zelgler and Professor
E. II. Parker.
The Spanldlng Logging ' Company
will start a drive of 5,000,000 feet
from Lower Leaburg this week for
the lower Willamette river, before
reaching its destination it will have
been Increased to 12,000,000 feet,
picking up several smaller drives en
route. It is expected that three
months' time will be required to get
the drive to the lower river.
D. L. Cartmell, Henry Moore and
T. H. Garrett, npprais"rs of the ?
lati of Mrs. Emma E. Bray, deceased,,
today filed their Inventory vuu t..j
probate court. They found property
valued at $1800. M. J. Harper, C. (J.
Hays and Edward Key, appraisers of
tile estate of Christian L. Winter, al
so filed their report, $3820.87 being
the value they placed upon the prop-
erty owned by tne estate.
A telephone message from Leaburg
this afternoon stated that Hon. T. G.
Hendricks, the Eugene banker, who
with his wife and daughter and J. S.
Luckey are taking a short outing In
that vicinity,' went over to Ritchie
creek, the stream from which it is
proposed to secure the supply of wa- j
ter for the city's new gravity system, i
at noon today to test the quality of j
the water, and Wlilli crossing a foot-'
log he fell into the Btrcam and receiv- 1
ed a ducking. He can now testify
that the water in the creek is suffi
ciently cold to satisfy the thirstiest
man in the city.
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Louis A. Kanoif and Kva I'enrl liny,
lit fi : 3 p. ni., .lune HI. 1H0S. al the
M. K. pal tonagi', Itev. I). II. Ti niilile
Offil'lutlllK.
At the Intni- of Itiv. .1. S! Mct'al
1 1 1 in in Eu n'iii , .liiiiv in. I'.iu.s. .loliu
H. ilarpc and Mii Alum Ih'll.'ii
bacliei', liiilll ni' Ciiliiirg, K.'V. I). ('.
Kclb'iiis nl I li i it iu:
At the himie i-f Tie iirri.'ia'.li!'.; cl.'r
gynuiu. Ui-v. II. . Mimum. in I'.a
gi'iie, June HI, IJiK, 11. r; Kirk, nl
Dniiglas county, and Miss Rulh
Sliadc, of I. tine couniy.
COW 1'KKl).
Alfalfa meal. At llalley's, Tenth
and Willaiiulle streets, l'honn lied
STOREKEEPER'S UNIQUE j
APPEAL TO PUBLIC
UK'S .A TIll'K MATUK K
Tying her bonnet under her chin,
Siie ilril her ravt'ii ringlets In; j
Then to the store she went wllh glee, ,
For I lnllisler's Kocky Mountain Tea. ;
I. inn lirug (nnpiiny. j
Phone I! d I i:
for.
I. Mi Vay's Trnns-lf
llnw i-s this'.' A fine J'J fountain
pen fur Jl :it. Watts' jewelry store.
Every pen warranted.
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A Man is in Danger
of vtlbrr) cvi-ry lny ho lcww
liln cjisli iilitiiii hi itrnton, Iuh
lltiMir IT his pllU't Of iMINilH'SN.
(liter yon mv kiumn jis h:i
htH Ihnt Imlilt ynur tut nmrKil
fur tliuuM mill thU'vt't.
S;y,f hotlt your imnicy and
yoiirsi'li' hy (tcmsi(h )uir
li in this hank.
I hi ii in iitM-il fi'jir nt'ilhrr
lhiri's, iir ir miy other il:in
( jt'1'1 HHinry or kt-
The Eugene Lean and Savings Bank
Capital and Surplus $J25,OCWCO
Established 1S2
A nuMvhant not iv tliousaiiil inilr
fr.nn Kui;'in' who has ronvii-ted
of ki'HUik liquor In vfol:itiou vA llu1
hu'al option law, ami who lias Iuhmi
fined several hnmir.il dollars and
sfiiUMUfd to tho county jail iov nuito
a t1.m1 of (inn1 as a punishment lor
his wiMii.mloini;", is a 1 wv: : isin.u hy
handhllls thai he will close .Mit his
stuck oi' uoods at a sarriiice sale, lie
makes this unique appeal to the puh
lic: "I must close- my stuck at once. I
jsuppose you realize the conditio! I
,11111 In and I hope you will he kind
! and urKt' cveryiiotly to t'ais sale."-
Voiitivrly cnml by
tln-.e l.itllu Pill'.
Tin y n' rcli.'To Ha
trra f;v:n P.tkiw;:!. In
Ji ,t'Uh nwl Tixi l!car:7
i-ViUt-.r. A porfvvt ri1
i ity r IM.-tlui-ss. N.rcii
.11 V..3 M.v.iia, Coi;,.,
To'v,-ii. l'.,!n In thiO !il
I'olil 111 1.1VK':. 'ilU'J
lvri'.y Vc::.-..i!.
MLP!!!.. !iir.'?se. SyJ.lL.f.
(Salom Journal.)
Kuirciu. will irct alonir wiilimil Hn
loons, but will have a little horse rar-1
l"H occasionally. Mayor Matlock will I
not object to that, or he is no true
.Matlock.
n,o..,.i.i,ra lli.np Mi irr:mted
last evening to Albert J. Ward, aged
m venis and Mrs. Ida u. ireiauu,
aged 38,' both of Leaburg. -
The first California cantaloupes of
no seiiHiin urn In the local market.
They will come hlglf for awhile.
County officers who take their
seats the first of July will do so for
two years and six months, the next
election not being until November,
1910.
The senior play. "Match Box," will
be given In the high school assembly
room this evening Instead of at the
theatre, as announced in last even
ing's Guard.
Medford has let the contract to th?
Warren Construction Company for
paving several blocks of the main
business street of that city with bit
ulitlilc. pavement. .
The Red Cross Drug Company has
eoniim ncc j the work of flt.llnu; un the
room formerly occupied by llosclton's
cigar store and Sovern's barber 5,.'. op
for an cream parlor.
T!" Humphrey .Memorial Sunday
scho il will hol.l children's day exer
cises Sunday morning at 10:30
o'clc.cU. T'.:is will take the place of
the rcsislnr morning worship.
S. S'ireppnn, the drayman, has pur
chased tile W. C. Yoran residents at
the c inier of West Fourth aiid Wash
ington Ftrc'ts and will move there,
soon. H jwe & Huoy made the deal.
I The foundation for Mitchell & Gar
rett's two-story brick building has
been completed. Work Is now at a
standstill awaiting the completion of
the plans so the contractors may fig
ure on the building.
, Mrs. Payne will Entertain the Wo-
i'ni.... ..e l.n 1...,!.., ,....nu
and friends Thursday afternoon at
her home south of town. Those wish
ing to ride will meet at the rest cot
tage at 2 o'clock sharp.
"Karl King and Sid Smith, of this
city, played with the Vancouver team
of the Trl-C'ity league last Sunday.
Vancouver won from East Portland
by the score of 7 to 3. King caught
and Smith played second base.
Ralph Allen and Fred Erlckson re
turned yesterday from a two-days'
fishing trip on Dear Cret'k. They
claim they caught over one hundred
brook trout. They brought back
about eighty of the pretty fish.
WOMEN' OF WOODCRAFT
All the children of the Members of
Eugene Circle So. Hi, W. of V., are
I especially invited to an, entertain
I ment to be given at the Woodmen
! hall Friday afternoon, June 12, from
4 to 6 o'clock.
I COMMITTEE.
TEA'
Why .isn't everything
moneybr.ck?
Everything isn't good
L,
enouch.
YiMir crnrer returns yoitr money If you don'l
Uke Scbiliiuu's Ucat: vie iiuv U.oi.
A full line of "Cold Storage" re
frigerators; get our prices before
buying.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Every day is Special Sale Duggy
Day with us; get iuv prices and see
tho goods an l vou will buv.
CHAMHEUS HARDWARE CO.
I
We arj exclusive agents for the
genuine Vudnr purch shades.
CHAMHEUS HARDWARE CO.
Rogers Bros. 1S-I7 silvorwaro is
sold cheapest, at Watts'.
J. C. Cntterllif. of Portland, after
a busircss visit in Eugene, returntd
home today. !
ADMIRATION
is gained by Clre of w
appearance. Let us lk afl!,
..-.."n, P's and t.
pair, wtien n:;eccs.Wy yout
garments, and you'll reccvt
all that scoring to you-inj
a iiiuc dh more.
Everything possible in
Cleaning and Dyeing
Eugene Dye Works
6th and Willam:tte Sts,
Phone Red 2S61
Appreciates smoking gr
cigars. It gives him retai:
The Mo:iiio Hood Cigar:;
favorite among al! thinking:::!
It is positively the best
Cigar on the market
COAI.1 COAI.!
Place your urder for firs!
coal now. Williams Transfer
Phone lllack 114 1.
Cin-es liiz.y siiclls. tired fcr
stomach and liver trouble?,
yon well all summer. That'-;
HolllMcr'x Rocky Vinititain 'IV.
d-i. Try it and ynu will ahvay
it. :i." cent-, tea or tablets,
l'nig, Cnniiiaiiy.
John Nelson today began suit 111
the circuit court against the I'nlan
I Mining Company, A. W. Lambert, et
al.. in foreclose a lien taken on the
j ciiinpai'.v's n ining iironerty in the
class .flue Riv.-r ilistriit. S. P. Allen is al--Oijiorni'
for the iilaiu'iif.
Jil ,
j Last 1 veiling s Portland Telegram
llnirs. I I"''"11'1' 11 good picture of the Eugene
keeps 'V'4'1 sclioel track team, which v.uii
wliat I e m.i :iipiuii-n i(i ei 1 w eyteni ur
will
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hintl last
The Public
is not skilled in tea and
is entitled to protection.
Our label our brand
Folger's
Golden
Gate ;
Tea :
protects the tea drinker.
Our reputation is back
of every package of tea
bearing our brand. Fol
ger's Golden Gate Tea
means quality purity
tea satisfaction.
J. A. JolB'er Q Co.
San Francisco
IrnporUn of Pure Te
m (joldenCatj
a mci: ut im: mk.m. at
tiii: tiii:at::'i: i :
is always appreciated, "here J a
evel-ylhilig aiM'tn:'lu: 1
soil! these June llicrnilii".
join- apietite i lirklc.
1.. t i-i.ni nun tiinnK J-W"
, ...Hi. art to a a'''1'1
,'i,,..i 10 M,e (Ji i's t""1"' '"1
theiu to the Theatre Ciifr.
Every W
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Hcirini; M.ivi-rs and
luiiie tu-iter.
CHAMHKHS HAHDWARI-
rakes
CO.
CARTERS
T 1; llute t.m Ilci ls.
On every nun hluiund overland nas-l
seimer trail-, that has passed thro inh
KiiK :ie durini; the past few days
there b;;ve lieen several express car
loads of racK horses bound from Cal
ifornia points to Seattle to raku em-t
HeWItt s Kidney anil Waddcr Plilsjin the biR race meet that comes off
are prompt anil thoroimh. and will there sooh.
in a very short time sirensihen the! .
weiiketicd kidneys. SoUl by all rtrUR-i Qul'e a rnnst.-r of I'alivevsity boys
: K,!"' ' ar'' r,,'"ri:i! : v.kin : a ti in i) . n
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Warier tuner pianos i.imvo ,iT. ' :t:r 11 is i.v,.r. Thore wan li;iv,.
rlern at Morris" Muslr S'ire. tt ' '"'ii IN trip i. i :tlre ii nm- i,f
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'!i vmi'.kks liAUiiw i;i: en.
.-m-Idi: M'iine ('oei!-:.n. ' $2)
.imetle sitSl:. pli.in,. O.
, ff 3fb fed.
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De.-rini; Minvers ami Uak,-
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