Eugene daily guard., June 13, 1908, Image 8

auvflf) xiTva avanna u Saturday, juke is, ioos
Agents Kabo and Nemo Corsets, Wayne Knit Hosiery, Niagara Silk Gloves
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Extra specials all next week on the following articles: Dress Goods, $ilks. Ladies' Suits, Skirtsi Waists and Wrappers,
Embro dery, Muslin Underwear, Table Linens, Knit Underwear, Wash Goods, Lace Curtains, lSc. You can supply all
your June needs at a small cost by taking advantage of thesen pric. Cotton goods are much lower in price but it is
1 quite possible there will be an advance as the floods in Louisiana nothr Southern states where cotton is grown have
done great damage to the cotton crop.
Colored and Black Silk
300 yards plain and novelty Japanese and
Taffeta SilkB In dark and Unlit coIoi-Iiiks, suit
able for dresses, waists and house gowns, 19
to 27 Inches wide, beautiful assortment,
yard . . . .' !"c
200 yards fancy Foulard and Taffeta Silks,
exclusive patterns, for dresses; values to
- $4.60 yard . GHs
S5c 19-Inch Black Tarreta, yard Bile
1.2I 30-lnch Black Taffeta, yard fc8c
$1.50 30-lnch Black Taffeta, yard $1.05
25c Wash Goods 15c
1000 yards Olmltles, Luwnu, Madras and
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, dark -and
light colors; values to 2uc yard ........ 13c
Nazareth Knit WalBts and Ideal cambric
Waists for children 23c and 50c
Tomorrow,Saturday,we place
on sale absolutely every sum
mer blue serge suit iff 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 $14.75
$15.00 Suit Reduced $1 1,75
$12,50 Suit Reduced $9.75
Japanese Crepe yard. 15c
20 pieces stripe Japanese Crepe suitable for skirts,
dresses, waists, etel, 20c, quality a yard 1 5c
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CITY NEWS
Ladies' Suits
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, others
trimmed in fancy Persian braids and
Sizes 32 to 40. The styles are 2 J -inch
jackets, Eatonsand butterfly effects; the
skirts gored and pleated plaii and
trimmed. ALL HALF PRICE.
Special Prices
In, lace curtains, and towels, sheetings and
all kinds of white goods, embroideries, rib
bons, Japanese silks, white waists, white
dress linens, table linens, etc.
licst fl-ln. Pci-culos 12
American Calicoes, yd 5c
Jlcst itfl-lu. Muslin, vunl joc
Linen Suiting, yd 35c
36 inches wide, pink, blues, gray, green's"
white, lavender, natural 25cand 35c yd
Eugene's Largest and
Best Store
Your Money's Worth
or Your Money Back
s.
RJENDLY
592-594 Willamette Stwei
Buy our
Ladies' and Children's
Special 25c and J2cc
Hosiery .
it i. 4. ! their htinie on tlio McKenziu oil this ho, who has been here for several. 4
i -nonihiK's stage. days looking for a location, loft to-;
VKltSOXAL' i ii fd,; :'.'Apml,,',l,.r.1HJ 1'" ""! lie may ue uacn in: uilt mil sum ICKS.
man, returned to Kukciio last night
! from a tvln to Portland
1 , J. (V Storev, U. llracher, A.. Kllcn-
11. I..- Ilown went to Junction onjgprKt, nlu, w K vRbeck came up
bcHlnusH today. i fmm p01.tiaiid last nlKht.
J. V. Mlnnoy, of Vldu, spent last! m,-s. W. 11. Weatberson, of Flor-
nlKlit In tlio cliy
Attorney 1,. K. Iioan is in Portland I visit her daUKhtor, Miss Alice.
for a few days., . ' Mlss'.losopliine Jensen, lifter a few
IIIO city' - viKii in mo 1 1 y , ruuniicu iu uur
i home on Fern UldKe tills inoriiliie;.
C. A. .liuiula and family, of Iowa,
are v I h It I n K at the homo of his cinis-
In. Mrs. t. O. Peterson, in lOui'iio.
j Roger II. Kiunott, a proinini'iil.
I Portland attorney', Ih In UtlKimp look-
Inn after n case In the circuit court.
W. II. llcCorniniuek and wife and
lihiv for home. He may be back In:
tho near future to reside here. ,
v. r . utiuillll went iu i ui luiu'.i iu- iJ..l A.&,fcA,a,t,d,j,.
day to altend the meeting of the
Slirineiv. ,
Deputy Sheriff C, C. Hammond re
turned last night 'from Portland,
Jll, 1)1 r nil- , ...ii i ; tin
"'. 1 1 1 '"'" j'--".' '""j m,,u, ,,. 1 p. m. biindnv school nt a-4F n m
CoiiKTeKiitioual Church
Carner of West Seventh, and Char
nelton streets. W. B. Plnkerton'. nas-
Services at 10:45 a. m. and S
UiiIcIkIi Knncy was
from (Joshen today.
Kayo Abrunis is down from. Full
Crook for a few days.
K. 1C. Illalr, the Fall Creek mer
chant, Is Iu tlio city.-
('has. B. Cochran of Colt ago drove
was In the clly over night.
Dr. C. W. Uiwe loft on tho noon
train today for polntH north.
Attorney J. S. Medley came down
from (Vitiligo drove this noon.
Mrs. J. A. Heed returned this uf(
ternoon from a visit at Junction.
Miss Zulnin Criizan, of Dexter, Is
In lOiiKono to remain over Sinuliiy.
Clay Crlssinaii, of lleliiiont, Mich.,
wot an arrival In ICugone last night.
Waller Mllllcan loft on this morn
Mrs. H. II. Stapleton, of Roseburg,
arrived In Kiigcno this afternoon
from Portland to visit her parents,
Mr. mid Mrs. John O'llrion.
Professor C. B. Glass and the mem
bers of his Harnett male quartet re-
. P. S. C. K. at 7 p. m. Children's
day service in tho morning, with of
fering for Sunday school work. The
evening subject will be "What Are
Your Feet For?" A lesson from K.e
kiel's vision. Strangers In the cltv
turned this noon from Drain, where are cordially Invited to attend these
they appeared lit concert Hist even-1 service.
t ni'isiiaii t niii'cn
J. W. McCoi-iniiiack, of Pendleton,
were arrivals In Eugene yesterday.
llev. I). C, Kellems left today for
Vancouver, Washington, to fill his
regular appointment thoro tomorrow.
W. H. Ilrowor lias arrived here
frum Maple Lake, -Minn., and has
bought property In the dross addi
tion.
lot:.
Professor Jos. Schafer returned
homo this afternoon from Jefferson,
where ho delivered an address before
the grad ualiug class 'of the high
school last, night.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Ilnywnrd leave
this evening for a trip to tho Kast.
They will be back in the fall and Mr.
Ilavward will resume his duties as
physical director at the University.
Mrs. W. A. untie, ot narrisourg.
it J inn tii'UlKlim ivunnuiiiu hhil iu . , , , ,, ,,, i In
t-t. .. ...... . ... . . ..I. .1. 1 HIM!!- IUIV1IIU ill Lt'lUllHl HID hKllllllliIMM
lag's sta, for Ills homo at Deerborn. J"' ' ""s exercises of the lOugene high school
Miss Zuda Owen was a passenger "" M'- ""5. over blin j ,!lst n,Kht her dnughter. Miss Ilarri-
to llurrlHburif on the noon train to- j j (i()Wn et, being 'a member of the class, re-
Judge A. S. Dennett, of The Dalles,! from Cottage drove on the imon turned homo toon).
Is in the city on circuit court b.isl-l V"1" t,,lHy to vlHlt ri lunils ovor hu"- . , , , . , I
npltH I day. Itiicklen s Arnica Stive Ins
Mr and Mrs. C. N. drlswold leave' Mrs. Kllen Pennell arrived up from Tom Moorei of u,,rHi K0,ue 1,
this evening Tor Portland ou a week's ' Moninoul h this nriernoon to visit Cocnran 0n., writes: "1 had a bad
visit. . ,SI'B- AvHw and Mrs. Mcintosh a few j gore CQme the natep of nly foot.
Miss Hello Koenoy went to Pleas-, day.'. , ' and could find nothing that would
nnt Hill thlB nrternoon on a Bhort ana .mis . u. otooei i hi i ivt n , hpnl ,t mU11 i- applttsd Bucklen's Ar
viHlt. nip from Portland this afternoon. n,ra S(l,ve i,6ss than half of a 25
C. T.. Williams, the well-known They wl 1 tako up their residence. pnt box won t,e day for me by ef
loKglng contractor, was In .tho city hero again. .... I foctlnK a permanent cure." Sold nn-
todny.
J . S. M'cCalltim, PnVtor Dible
school at 9:45 a. m. Preaching at
11 a. m., subject, "Union With
Christ." Junior Endeavor at 3 p.m.
C. K. at (1:15 p. in. Tho children's
day program, will be given at 8 p. m.
A cordial invitallon Is given to at
tend all Iheso services.
First Church, of Christ, Scientist
Corner Ninth and Pearl streets.
Sunday services, 11 n. m. and 8 p.m.;
subject, "Cod, the Preserver of Man."
Sunday school, 9:'45 a. m. Wednes
day evening Tneutlng. 8 p. in. Free
reading room 'lipeh daily from 2 to 4
p. m. except Sun,iy.
rolled ilrotliren Church
C. C. Hell, pastor. Sunday school
at 10 a. ni. Piwchlng at 1 1 a. m.
Young people's . nfe'eting at 7 p. m.
All the mejnbers of the church nre
j especially urged to be at the morning
service., as it win oe a meeting ol
special importance to all the mem
bers. Ilaptist Church
n -i ii'..i.-ui . mi. i- i
1 I U'nitiifil Hiwl fh ill Weill " " ... : V. v ! "....1, ...o.v... i"ir duiuui
imio. ........... ...... H (innrnntiln at W A. K IVKeiMIt S n Q-t n
H.'n. Weynnt, tho paint factory! to (ioshen this afternoon to v,lt ' ,lruK store
mn' .r' Salo'm snout last nluht 111 i there over Sunday. Mr. Koupnl will
Kugeiif - I K" l tonight.
N. M. Helms came down on tho K. Harris, son-ln-lnw of S I.
noon train todav from his ranch near i Friendly, was a i.assenger on the
WI),,M. noon train today for Portland, where
u.u ''.. i iii.i nv iu in Siiiimi ! he will spend a few days.
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Nora I W. W .Haines has returned from n
Knnffinau , trip to Kvci-. tt, Wash., where he vis- llii- l ist 1 lit. Mir ..mil
1 Cn'sliman was a passe., .,- on ! Led his sons, John and Chas., who1 After doctoring If. year.- for
....... 2mJ.V 1, ,...Vr,J i.i-!nn. In the tanning business there, chronic Indigestion, and spending
...I 1.IIM .llllh n i.ll.n.l... O.I. f,i- .... i . lllllllll-llll I i.llniw
. . . ...ill .irH ..I. v . u n ii-ii ini. i. . v i 1
WOOD! WOOD!
i IR Inch old growth fir. $5.25 per
cord. William Transfer Co., Phor"
lllnck 1141. tf
homo at Aen,'.
I
.i.. ii-... ..v........ .iven iiL' in- a rr . n ii. iiii.li. .
i ,'.. ., J i,,i ,', ,..,.ii i Harris will nttciul the state dental King's New
n thing
ood i.s Dr. : Ji'i't.
Morning worship, with
sermon uy the pastor, at 1 1 a. in. II.
Y. P. U. at 7 o'clock. The annual
children's day exercises of the Sun
day school will be given at S p. in.
Central Presbyterian Church
Services in Frnnk's hall, 4 2 Fiiist
Ninth street, II. N. Mdunt, pastor.
Sunday school at !):4f a. m. 0. K.
at 7 p. in. Public worship at 11 a.
in. anil S p. iu. Morning subject.
"The second Advent." levelling sub-
'1 he . Prisoner s Prayer." a
court, business.
Mrs. W. A. Sumner ait'! diumliter
left. Iut night Tor Portland and from
there they will go Kast.
S. M. Yorau returned IsiKt ul.;V
from Portland. wIum-h he attend.1 1
the grand lodae "f Ma-ons,'
Jesse Wyeoff and wile rwiurni'd to
convention and tile K. of P.
hid1,',-.
Hubert Wakefield and A. J
ha, ii, r Ci", firm Hint bus the con
tract for the' construction of the new
pa-.-engt1!1 depot at F.ugene. arrived
up from Portland lust ii lull t -
(). II. Todd, of I'ootir d'Alen.1, Ida-
bi.s done me so much
t.lfe Pills. I roasider coruial invitation ts extended to ev-
grand them the best pills ever sold," ivrltcsf ''' one.
,11. F Avscuo, of lugleslde. X. f . Sold Jlelhmlist Ciihrch
Plug- under girfiranlee at W. A. Ki.ykcn-! Trimble, pastor. Claps
(lull's drug slore. 25 cents. ...ceiiim, a. in. .m ii..:.ji. a. m
Mbe chililren of the Sunday sciio:l
XtiTICH I will give the annual children's day
... . er." i-.es. 'i bis will take the place
1 hereby notlfv Hie public thai I "f both the regular preaching service
C. ff. Y'oung today filed with the
county clerk his commission a3 nota
ry public
A big crowd took in the open-air-concert
by the band in the East park
last night.
St. Mary's Episcopal guild will hold
a market on Saturday, June 20. The
place has not yet been selected.
The social dance at the Underwood
rink last night was largely attended,
and the music and floor were excel
lent. A marriage license was Issued this
afternoon to Edwin C. Ward, aged
24 years, and Miss Zelma Bond, aged
22, both of Irving.
Flag day was observed in Eugene
today by a number of citizens, but
the observance was not as general as
desired by the G. A. R.
Sid Smith and Karl King, of .this
city, play with the Vancouver team
of the Trl-City league In a double
header tomorrow with Albina.
Otto Kauffman is repainting and
renovating the interior of his con
fectionery store and lunch place pre
paratory to occupying the new Beck-
with block with a part of his business:,
R. L. Sabin, of Portland, today be
gan suit In the circuit court of Lane
county against James L. Craig to re
cover money. F. M. DeNetTe and A.
C. Woodcock are attorneys for the
plaintiff.
F. E. Dunn made a trill to Port
land this week to order the plate
glass and other materials for the Im
provement of his store front, the
work of which will begin in a few
daya,
One of the steam rollers used by
tlje Warren Construction Company In
their paving .operations here' is be
ing shipped to Salem, where it will
be similarly employed. Tho company
will hire the city's roller for extra
work here when occasion demands,
The county commissioners' court
this forenoon made the order declar
ing that prohibition exists in Lane
county, by virtue of the vote cast for
It at the June election, 770 more
votes being cast for prohibition than
were cast against it.
A house has been' secured for Mrs.
Lizzie Humphrey, the destitute wo
man who walked all the way to Eu
gene from Portland, and any one hav
ing old furniture that they tire will
ing to donate to her may call up C.
Kadeau, phone Red 142i,
The plans 'for Mitchell & barrett's
new brick block are about completed
by Architect Hnnicker, and they
will be ready -for the contractors to
tignre on ?aiiy next week. The
building will- be a handsome -one.
with Dressed brick front and orna
mental trimmings ami cornices.
Jake Berger, who was fined $250
by. toe circuit court several nKinths
ago for violating the local option
law, the case being appealed to five
supreme court, the latter body af
firming the decision of th" circuit
court, today paid his fine. The costs
and interest amounted to $83.25.
A marriage license was Issued to
day to Ha I y O. Howard, aged 24
years, and .Miss Nellie May Smith,
aged 20, both of Eugene. The
groom-to-be is the head salesman at
the Bon Marclie store, and Miss
Smith is well known, having lived
here the greater part of her life, but
during the. past two or three years
nas been employed as a stenographer
in Portland.
At 10:30 a. in. tomorrow the an
nual children's day exercises will be
held at the Methodist church. The
pastor will bapaize the children pre.
sented at this service. At 8 p. m.
Kev. Walton Sklpworth, D. D., of
The Dalles, one of the leaders of
Northwestern, Methodism, will
speak. There will be no regular
Sunday school session. The exercises
of the children will take its place.
Charles Stlrifles, ot Fern Ridge,
has let the contract for a $2000 res
dence to A. S. Cheshire. Farmers In
this section of the county are nearly
all well fixed and are building fine
homes. This Is right, as no one has
a better right to live well nnd have
the best of everything. We should
like to see every farmer dive to
town In a rubber tired carriage, and
if it was not for (he fact that he has
to keep horses to do his farm work.
Peculiar to Itself
Inflection, proportion and combinutiun
of ingredients, .
In the process by which their remedial
Value ire extracted and preserved,
In effectiveness, usefulness and econumy,
Curing the widest ranye ot diseases,
Doing the most good for the money,
Having the most medicinal merit,
And the greatest record ol cures,
Hood's Sarsaparilla
In usual liquid form or in chocolated
tablets known as Sarsatabs. 100 doses $1.
we would suggest an auto. Junction
City Times.
The Fraternal Brotherhood will
have one of their most successful so
cials Monday evening, June 15, at
the' opera house lodge hall. All mem
bers requested to be at the meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Payne, assisted
by the Social Club, entertained the
memUers of the Woman's Union of
the Eugene Baptist church and
their friends at their country house
south of Eugene Friday afternoon.
About fifty ladles and gentlemen
were present and after a pleasant af-
ternoon enjoyed Ice cream, cake,
strnwherrlps. etc. Mr. nnrt ti-Q I
Payne leave soon for an extended vis
it to thIr old home in Texas, his
mother In .Kentucky, and ,other rela
tives in Missouri.
i
On Thursday Wm. Hetich. who is
timekeeper for L. N. Roney'a force of
men building the trestle for the Port
lan l, Eugene & Eastern railway .Co.
along the bottom byond Judkins'
Point, v""' a rrrow escape from In
stant death. Something on the pile
driver give way, causing the heavy
wire cable to drop with great force.
It struck Mr. Hetlch a glancing blow
on one cheek, lacerating his face
aulte bandly. Had it struck him on
the top of the head it would have
killed him, perhaps Instantly.
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5lOi!IF4c
mparts a pleasing softness
and delicacv to the skin
and restrains the ravages of
sun, wind and time.
ts continued application elimi
nates sunburn, tan and freckles and
renders imperceptible annoying
minor blemishes and.sallowness.
It possesses a dainrV. clinging odor
exclusively its own and is in every
way a perfect toilet luxury. Price
SO cents. Ask your druggist for it.
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ADMIRATION
s Mined by care of ,
V dean. presst '
P. when neceeesarv
arhit-ts'andyou,,it
al that scorning; to you-,.,
a little bit mare.
Everything possible h,
Cleaning and Dyeing
Eugene Dye Works
6th and WilUmnte Sis.
Phone Red 2861
A
i-iuyrecidies smoKing goo
cigars. It gives him rclaxafe
The Mount Hood Cigar is
favorite among all thinkingmcr
It is positively the best 10
Cigar on the market
1 Dandruff and IK
4
Dandruff and
FAUINfrHAJRtff
are but outward signs ot the evil
done in secret by myriads ol dan-
Jrufl germs sapping the life blooi
oftbehair. Micro kills the para
site, soothes the itching scalp,
gives lustre to the hair and stops
it falling out. A single application
gives relief and proves its worth.
Save your hair before too late.
Micro prevents baldness. It is a
delightful dressing for the hair,
free from grease and" sticky oils.
Ask your druggist (or free booklet
HOYT CHEMICAL CO,
POUT LAND, 0HE40N f
comiiefi.
A .,i i; i.n Ti.i: .h;.Ui at
tih: TIIKATKK ni
is always appnTiutcd, when' V
eviTytliinjt so u;ic:i;';,i'; ami lll:
smile these .lime ininntol8.
von',, iiiinciiic is HfMc. Wlu-n v
wind, to tii at y i!i- friends, jnnin
or vur swee! heart to a niral
i.iiln..! to the (.htl'i'll's tlisf,
(belli to (lie 'Ihealre Cnf''
A Man isinDanger
of iiititicry every day lie ki
Ills cash about Ills H-rsn, Ills
home or Ms plnor of IiiisIikhm.
(Iihv yim lire known ns liav
Inu (luil Imblt your are marked
for (Inms mill llilrves.
Save both Jur nipm'y ami
yourself by ili-ptmlllmf. your
i-iisti in Ibis lunik.
Then you nec! fenr neither
llilc'vc-i, fin- or nny "(her ilan-l!i-r
to your or money or per
hot!. '
will not be held responsible for any
bills net co, itrncti d bv myse'f.
J 111 C.KO. I.. I'.KKUK.
Tylnir her bonnet under her chin.
She tied her raven rliiKlets In:
Then to the store she went with pice,
Kor llolllster's Itoeky Mountain Tea.
l.lnn llrug Company.
STICHNHKHU IIAIMIT.
Photos, stump nnd post cards.
General view work. Slrth street, be
tween Willamette nnd Olive. tf
The Eugene Loan and Savings Bank
Qpital nnd Surplus $125,000.00
Established 18 92
i-iti:sn ( KMicxT
Fresh car best snide I'oi't'nnd re
mont Just arrived. Price l;i.7."i pr
barrel. Chambers Hdw Co.
If you can buy your watches, jew-;
dry and optical toods of Watts Just
as chean us at anv other place, nnd
Elixir Sennci
iies.":14.-.,u-ts Vntly v nrompt-
Sklpwonh, j. . J J . I
lM,'""u' lv tmthe bovvols,flouiiscs
I'reacliinf at 1 1 a. in. Pirn lav III i. ff, V 1
-.chool. 2:30 p. in Address bv lI,n.TUO SVSlGm PTP(TVHUly,
S. IV Allen nt S p. m., subject. . i. .11 .
-C'lirisltanlty and Democracy.'' OSSISTS OHP 111 OVtUCOltltV
j habitual cotstipaiion
' novum ncntly. To ot its
X oonojiciol objects buy
Groceries
You will always find
the best brands of
Croccrics
Fresh Green Vetablcs
Flour and Feed 1
No Jclays, we have our own delivtrv
fciGoH. IRISH
..WHY NOT..
Buy
Paints and
Wall Paper
From Practical Ps
and Decorators
Best Selections at
Lowest Prices
Ludford & Haskell
Practcal Paintm ."""
Sth and Chime"'"'-
oia
m;s sons.
and Sunday school. The pal .-r will
baptize the children whie'.i will be
preseni d bv parents. I
. i". At x p. 'i. Walton Skh
O. IV, will' speak. All welcome.
l-'airinoiim Presbyterian
FOU S.M r 1 . ,, N'
vrs i';
IIKAVY 1'lltlO U)SS
IN NDIil'M Y AKIMA
North Yakluin. Wash.. June
1 3.-- Klre early today de
stroy pracileally the eti
.Ire reslrieted dis'rl-t. an well
;is tlie livery srabl" of le-o,
Weleke. with ten vehicles ami
f .'UrtcenQ orsts. l.es-i ab ml
Jtu.iHMi with Pule Insurance
i: a
Tlio (iPinuno.
; patuijilctufcd liyllio
l California
t cham-s to draw one or more of
those flue priies. why not Invest
your money there?
,
Oil rake meal. i2.i" per cwt
tf MOON & TIXC.1.KY.
JigxrupCo.
50LO BY ItADINC DRUCOI5TS-50t p..B0mt
EUGENE GUN CO
Phone Black 151 1
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