THB EVGEN'E DAILY GUARD, THTBSDAY JUNK 18, 1008
V
The Friendly Store 160th Friday Surprise Sale
$25 Ladies' Stylish Tailored Suits $ 1 0
There is only S. few of these suits left, afiy one isc worth
twice the price we ask, ail 19t)8 styles, every one a
staple color, sizes 32 to 36. Don't put off coming, every
day you wait there is less to choose from. Suits
worth $20 to $35. your choice ea $10.00
" Ladies' Union Suits, ea. 50c
Ladies' Swiss ribbed Union Suits, lace trimmed and
tight knee, sleeveless and short sleeves, three
styles worth 65c, sizes 4 to 9, tomorrow a suit.. 50c
Ladies' White Linnette Skirts $ 1 .25
3 dozen Ladies' Linnette Sk.rts. gored and trimmed
with straps, special ea. $1.25
t.-
Rawhide Hose, 2 pair for 25c
The best stocking made for the. price, sizes 6 to, 10,
medium weight, absolutely fast color, usually 1
sold for 20c a pair, our price 2 pair for. 25c
Childrens' Parasols 25c, 50c and 75c
Ladies' Parasols, 75c to $4.50
A beautiful collection of colors and white
WHITE HATS-For Men, Women
and Children
White washable Duck Hats in sizes 6 to 7'A, two
qualities....- - 25c and 50
White Felt Hats in all sizes for boys and men
both telescope and fedora shapes, price $ 1 .50
Johnie Jones soft cloth hats for boys 50c
y
Genuine Panamas and Split Straws
Imported Panamas, guaranteed best hand made
Hats, each... r.. $4.00 to $15.00
Straw Sailors in all shapes and styles and
sizes...... '. - 50c to $3.50
Wick's Fancy Hat. Bands 25c to 50c
Silks Tomorrow 3 8c to 82c
Fancy Dress Silks on sale tomorrow at about half regu-i
lar prices. No matter where you are from, even if
you come from Missouri, we will show you the best
values you have ever seen' .in silks at these prices,
values to 75c at 38c. Values to $1.50 at 82c a yd.
Ladies' Muslim Under Garments Reduced
Dozens of snowy white Skirts, Drawers, Night Dresses, Etc., trimmed with lace and embroidery, and tucks and ribbon,
f made of fine muslin, cambric and nainsook, regular and out sizes,for big and little women and the prices on any garment
is One-Fourth less than usual. ' . .
Eugene's Largest and Best
Storey-Your Money's Worth
or Your Money Back
S. H. FRIENDLY
592-594 Willamette Street
Agents Nemo and Kabo Corsets,
Moneybak Silk, Wayne Knit
Hosiery, Priestley's Dress Goods
T
I'EUSONAIi
'
,
PoBtmnSter Piiko Is home from
Portland.
Judge Galloway, of McMlnnvlllc, Is
In the city.
S. L. Moorheuil returned to Junc
tion tlilu noon.
A. It. Martin, of Junction City, was
In KuKene today. .
C. K. Hiile, of Hale, spent -last
nlKht 111 the city.
Miss Pauline Poller Is visiting
friends nt Drain.
Jl. L. Cannon, of Rosehurt?, spent
last nliihl In Kussne.
V. ,W. Sharp, or Lowell, Is In the
city today on business.
D. VV. Merrill,, of Albany, whs In
the city today on business. I
Mr. and Mrs. IS. C. Smith have left
for Hazel Dell on an outing,
A. C. Marsters, a student, went to
IiIb home at Portland today."
i F. .1. Jones aiid wife, of Stayton,
aro In the city for a few days. .
EiiKeno Ward, of Independence, Is
trnnsactliiK business In liiiKone.
Miss Dlancbo Helshnw went to
Portland today on a short visit.
Mrs. J. M. Sholley returned today
from a trip to Southern Oregon.
C. S. Mi'Cullock and wlfo of Grants
Pass are In Kunene for a few dHys.
A. C. Woodcock was n passenger
to Portland on the noon train today.
loe W. Clark and W. M. Johnson
of Junction City, are In Eugene to
day. Mrs. Henry Stowurt, of Spring
field, Is In Portland for a few days'
visit.
T. H. Dunn, of Ued Wing, Minn
was an arrival In Eugono this after
noon.
Mrs. A. W. llenienway and child
returned to Cottngo drove this alter
noon.
Miss Mao Gibson returned home
this afternoon from a visit lit Cor
vail is.
Dr. Walter Bllycu returned this af
ternoon from n short visit nt A I
buny.
Carl Nin I left V'la.v for Ills homo
t Huena Vista, Polk county, to
pprnd the summer.
Knink Scobert left this noon for
Portland, where lie- will vlKlt for a
couple of weeks.
A. 1(. ltlack arrived home this noon
from the scene of Ills Waldo Lake
reservoir project.
Mit-s N'eoti'ii Willlams.m left to
d iy for Seaside to attend the Y. W.
V. -V ("lnferenc".
Mrs. Mary I.attln. of l'liis'iiit Hill,
Is visiting her foil Arthur, day el.'rlt
nt. Il!e lluft'imin House.
Attorney W. I.nli- ll'!l retiir"ed to
Portliind to lay. after having attend
ed circuit ccmH
Miss Alicia McElroy Is up from
PorUand visiting at the home of her
sister, Mrs. L. L. Luckey. ,
Miss Jessie Calkins left today for
Seaside, where Bhe will 'attend the
. w. C. A. convention. '
Frank Smith and children, of
Franklin, returned home this noon
after a short stay In Eugene. The framework for the enlarged
H. J. Fuller returned to Portland ! mill of the Eugene P.lauing Mill Com-
on the noon train today, having trans-1 pany Is up.
CITY NEWS
or. where the pavement has been laid
On the other streets where there is
no- pavement the cars will stop on
the far side of the Btreets. In Port
land the near side stop has been in
augurated and It is pretty generally
in vogue in all the large cities. '
acted some business In ICugone,
W. L. Ahchnmbeau, of the Warren
Construction Company, is 1n the city
looking alter- the pnving work.
Miss Itoinu McKnlght returned to
Portland today, after having address
ed the local arts and crafts society
last, iilyht.' . '
C. A. I.orlng. tho S. P. Co.'s super
intendent In the construction of the
new depot, arrived up from Portland
this afternoon.
Mrs. Jloaglnnd left this morning
for Arago in response to n messnge
stating that her daughter, Mrs. ltlck-
ninn; Is very 111.
L, i IS, Henderson, a woll-known
graduate of tho University, Is hero
from Hood River to attend com
mencement exercises.
Rev. C. A. Wooley went, to Cres
well this afternoon to attend. a recep
tion to Rev. Mr. McCloo, the new pas
tor of the Presbyterian church there,
and his wife tonight. '
Dr. M. M. Davis and family return
ed this afternoon from Corvallis.
where they attended commencement
exercises at the college. "
Mrs. llerlha Shaw and daughters,
Piiibe and Tot, of Pullman, Wash.,
are In the city visiting at the home
' E. F. Chapman has1 just' made for
j himself a handsome large case which
i ho is filling with his relics of the .civil
"The funeral of Rev. Sweaney was war. Among them are some which
hold this afternoon.. Jt was quite ; are quite valuable and Interesting,
largely attended. i . He has a deed of a land grant made
'to his father, signed by President
The W. C. T. U. of East Eugene . Fillmore in 1.X50. Among the niini
wlll meet at the home of Mrs. Itarnes erous relics, is a razor, tool case, an
on Orchard avenue tomorrow after- i engraving 1 outfit and a pen, all of
noon. . which be carried with -him all
' through the war. He has a button
S. 13. McCluskey, formerly of the! which he cut off tho coat of a South
lSngene Transfer Company, Is now ern spy whom his company had cap
driyer of the Wells-Fargo express tured. The collection as a whole is
DYNAMITE CHARGE
DAMAGES MORMONS'
RESIDENCE
l- Chocolate-foaled tab.
OcirSciTclDS combine the rao,,e
" " Bui-reiulul remedies
for all liumnn and eruptions, xionmi-h, liver and
Kiuuer eiiiueuut, uib ui aiiueiiui. uiai ureu reel.
iiiK. Tliev are a Ruliil extruct of Hood's Sarsai'U
rilla, liavuiB all iu wonderful wiedit-inal jiowtr.
rit-uHAiit to tuku and exrtKiliituly t-onoiiilt-:il.
(live kreat satistat-tiun, ehKMially to peoplo nre-
furrli.? ti.lil. to Hoitid nimii.-lni.i M0 )...... !.
Xruiflfi)IK or mail. C 1. liiMwl l'o., Lowell, iluuk
II Mu.lo by llood It', GuoU.
wagon. . , .
The auction sale of horses on mar
ket day will be held nt Gulliford's
stables. All having stock to sell take
ilt there. .
Mayor Matlock will deliver the ad
dress of welcome at the market day
nvnrclses Saturday, and Judge Win
termeler will also deliver an address.
Mrs. Geo. M. Miller nmV the Misses
Chase will entertain the Women's
Missionary Society of the Presbyterl
2: H0 o'clock tomorrow at the home
of Mrs. Miller on Falrmount boulevard.
exceedingly valuable and large.
ATTKXTIOX W. H. C.
President Hall earnestly requests
the presence of each member at our
regujar meeting Saturday evening,
Juno' 2 0, as this .will be the last meet
ing before the department conven
tion at Newport Juno 2 4 to 2 7 iiichi-
l slve. It Is for the Interest of all who
wisn to go to the convention to be
present or report to the president on
or before this meeting. .
PRESS CORRESPONDENT.
nf Mrs. Shaw's nister. Mrs. Ed Howe.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Brnnstetter 1
and Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Faust went to Some one has called the attention
nrownsvllle this morning to attend , of The Guard to tho fact that there
the big picnic there.
Miss Edith Yates left on this morn
Ing's stage for her homo nt Florence.
Olilciigo Wheat Market.
Chicago, June 18. July,- 88;
September, 86 Vi ; Devember, 87 Vi.
I Is a bad hole In one of the crosswalks atem
at the Intersection of West Sixth and j
Lincoln streets, which should be re-'
Portland Weaker.
Portland, June 18. Wheat is
weaker. Club, SS: Ued. 80: Dlue-
90; Valley, 88.
S. Snieedo left on the stage this
morning for his farm nenr Walter-vllle.
See our line of linnimocks, camp
furniture and refrigerators. J. W.
Knys Fur. Vu. tf
' If you want to ho SURE vou are
getting GOOD paint, buy "Sherwln
& Williams."
. C11AMHEUS HARDWARE CO.
Monarch ranges. Thirty days' free
trial. J. V. Kays Fiy. Co. tf
If you want the best Ico cream
freezer buy the Peerless. We can tell
you whv.
CHAM lUSnS HARDWARE CO.
Just recolwd largo Invoice of II
m ile'i mi-, bought at new prices. J.
W. Kays Fur. Co. tf
paired before some person or some I
one's horse stumbles and is hurt. 1
Sanforl Hillings, a recent nrrival j
from New York, has bought a corner
lot at West Second and Washington
streets, and will soon commence the
erection of a two-story frame store
building thereon.
UAPTIST MARKET
The ledles of the Baptist church
will hold a market at Manville &
McKlnney's store Saturday, June 20.
Good home-cooked vlotuais on sale.
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CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Big carpet rug salo now going on.
Kvorvthlng reduced, .1. W. Kays
Fur. Co. If
Cold Storage Hefrigenitors
We have a complete line of this
popular line in white enanipl lfnort
In the case of Charles Mayhew vs. ! We have also a few of the old-style
the city of Eugene, writ of review I round white ones that we offer at
from the recorder's court, notice of 'cost.
anneal to t lie supreme court was today u'"r prices nrevrignt
tiled bv the attorneys for the plaln
tlfl, I. M. ami G. A. Pipes. This is
the liquor nulsanct case. '
Free Thomas, the architect. Is com
pleting plans for a hnndsome country
home and burn for Thomas J. Kirk,
who lives out 111 the country ten miles
north of Eugene. The house contains
ten roo'no end hiith. Mr. n-nl Mrs,
KVrk certainly deserve n good home,
anil m-conU'r: lo th- plnv 'In will
have something to be proud of.
FKOXT PORCH OF lil ll.DIXO DE
MOUKHKI), HIT LITTLE 1 Tit
TH UK DAMAGE DONE
MRS. HOWELL AXI) .MORMON EL
DERS THINK IT WORK OF PER
SONS . OPPOSED TO THEIR
FAITH WHO WANT TO GET HID
OK THEM POLICE THINK IX-
TISVK'SD TO ONLV- FRIGHTEN
THEM
' The residence of Mrs. E. E. How
ell, at 115 Washington street, corner
of West First, was damaged by an
explosion of dynamite or giant pow-
derder this morning at l:4U o clock
A charge had been placed under the
front porch, and the explosion demol
ished the porch, broke out all the
window panes In the front part of
the building, and qhterwise damaged
'.he house. None of the occupants of
the residence were injured.
Besides Mrs. Howell and her three
children, her brother, W. S. Buchan
in, and his five children, and two
Mormon elders, U. h. uuntora ana u.
t , Williams. Hved there. Mrs. How-
til Is also , a Mormon,-and it is be
ieved by her and the other occu
pants of the house that religious fan
atics opposed to the Mormon faith
placed the charge under the porch
In an endeavor to kill them. The po
lice officers, however, are Inclined to
the belief that the explosion was' In
tended simply to frighten them, or
It would Tiave been placed further
beneath the house. The hole made
In the ground by the explosive Indl
?ated that It was placed at the outer
edge of the porch.
i The explosion was heard In all
oarts of the city, and some who were
twakened by it thought it might have
been an early morning blast at the
-ock qn'rrv of thp paving comnajiy
Those living nearby, though, knew
that It. Hid not come from the quar
ry and some made an investigation.
Quite a crowd was soon on the Bcene.
The police officers were at once no
tified, and an Investigation was start
d, but absolutely no clue to the mis
creant could then or can now be
found.
Buchanan and some of his children
were sleeping in a tent In the base
ment at the house, nt the time of the
explosion. A rock from .the founda
tion was hurled through the tent and
It struck the iron bedstead directly
over Buchanan's head. Had it gone
between the rods of the head of the
bed It might have killed him.
Elder Willams was sick -in bed at
tho time, having become worn -out. by
overwork, and the shock of the exnlo-
slon and the excitement made him
worse,, biit he is . getting along well
today. ione ot tne others who were
In the house at the time were affect
ed by the shock except Mrs. H-ow?ll,
whose nerves were pretty badly shak
en. Mrs. Howell came to Eugene from
Monmouth about three ypnrs ago and
has resided here Bince. She original
ly came from Salt Lake City, and has
always been a Mormon. She Is a
widow. Elders Williams and Dun
ford have been In Eugene for the
past several months, and have, been
holding street meetings every Satur
day night since coming here. They
have been working all through the
county in the interests of their
church. Mrs. . Howell has been
boarding them and her brother and
his children. The family has a good
renutation and the only thing that
any one could hold against them as
far as can be learned Is their religion.
GASOLINE WOOD SAW
W G. White prepared to saw
your wood on short notice.
Phone Black 4351. Residence.
6' West Sixth street
Kow Is tills? a fine J2 fountain
pen for $1 at Watts' Jewelry store.
Every pen warranted.
- - --. j Tomorrow morning nt 3 o'clock
! the ele'-'n " "rent In all ; i s ot the
IIKIIIIIIIMMO i- 1 1 v will b- "i-m-d off i'l or I'M- that
the rrunpi rv n ay change the high
tension wires from one set
of nolej to mithor at Jmlklns'
THE ATTRACTIVE
HANK ACtXH'NT.
When you start an iiccount
you will be pleased to find out
what a convenience It Is to have
a safe place for your money,
and know thnl you run get It at
once In case you need It.
It beats any other method of
disposition of your funds.
SVoty, stability tuid satisfac
tory service aro some of the at
tractive features of this old
h:uil;.
The Eugene Lcrn end Scvirs Ecrk
CapiUl and.O.,rplus$12r,r)00.00 FilaVliib.cd 12
"Vudnr" reluf.-reed honnnocks will
hist longer because they are heavier
and closer woven In the centre, where
t'.le "tVl'll ri'neq.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Those rich prizes lo be given aswy
by Watts are attracting a Brent den!
klni'' Point, where th old pol-3 are "t attention and bringing god re
in the oti(ie of th- electric oar suits. The prl7.es are on exhibition
track now being constructed. j 1,1 corner window of Wntts' up-
1 to-date jewelry store, corner Ninth
Mrs. W. IS. l.uckev, of Portlnnd. 1 anA Willamette streets.
will he th- irues-i o-f Mrs. W. B. Pin-I
I,.,-., .,,! n.o ln.ileo of Hie t"nm-ro-1 List your property with the Ore-
gatlonnl church tomorrow nfternoon, Hgon Land Company. Put an hottest
nnd a rordlal Invitation Is extended 1"','' 0,1 '! ' will soon hav- It
At. the Grand.
The program for Hie Grand will
be found 111 another column and Is
n good one from beginning to end.
The feature picture is "The idler,"
and the best one of Its kind ever
gotten out. The managers tried to
get the use of It for a week, but
owing to the large demand for this
feature picture they were unable to
keep it after this week. The price
of admission will be the same. All
seats 10c. Matinee every day, chil
dren oc. tf
FLOWERS TO ORDER
Cut flowers, hot house
plants, etc. Phone Black
11031. Mrs. F. J. Zinmier. j 2 4
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup Is
the one that children like so well to
take, as it tastes like maple sugar.
It acts gently, yet freely, on the bow
els and thereby It drives the cold out
of the system. It Is sold by all druggists.
by the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Plnkerton
to all the ladles of the church to meet
Mrs. Lucki at the parsonage from
3 to ' p. m. on Friday afternoon to
consult 0,'out their common work.
sold.
tf
Slncer Sewing Machine "nmpf.nv.
f!1.r Willamette street, phone l;ed
1461. tf
r
Our ru!r sale still continues-
. can sev vOM ... iej.t ,
Hegllinl""T next Mond-iy s'reeti
enrs i! Kleven:h I'Pd ni.'iniette
s',1 . of the s-rivt at i-rosilng- Intend ; ra . T.T ., ' '"'.V'"' K
st 1 is will flop en the near: " ini' akk CO.
i of ui' t'-.O'r side. 111 bef -ve. This .
Is only ,or the ,wo streets nnntloned. 4erT;?'JorV;rV."? Sfo" Tf
Executors' Xotice.
Estate of James W. White, ileceaspd.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned, M. Svarverud, C. S. Frank
and I.. V. Brown have been dulv ap
pointed executors of the last wlli and
testament and of the estate of James
W. White, deceased, by the Countv
Court of Lane county, Oregon; nnd
all persons hav ng claims nualnst
Mild estnt-. are hereby notiflel nnd
requirei'o to present the same dnH
; verified and with proper vouchers to
sum executors at the liw office of
I.. Illlyeu. in Kuu.Oe, t c,m. within
six- mont'es freni the date of this no
tic".
Dated this 1Mb. dav of June 1'irt.x
m. svAuvERrn,
C. S. Fit NK.
I.. W. BROWN. '
Executors of said estate
L. BII.YEC, Altornev.
ill
x- .(.fJt
KITCHEN & KOMPP
Successors to 1
ARMITACE & BOWN
Li very, Feed and
Sales Stables
Oak and 7th Eueene. Or.
E. C. Oulliford
Feed and Livery, . x
Boarding Stables
New Floor Room New
Rubber Tire Turnouts.
' Fall Creek Stage Line. '
100 West 8th Street. '
Phone Main no
Groceries
You will always find .
the best brands of
, Croceries
Fresh Green Vegetables
Flour and Feed
No delayi, we have our own dellverv
Phone M m'fClJ52Efa
Main 53 VKic Fl. IKlofl 9lh St
A. C. MATHEWS
'General Teaming
Concrete, Gravel, Building;
Sand and good excavation
earth for sale
Phone Black 281!
. or call at 345 W 4 th
J. W. BARRlJNiGER
Expert housemover
Moves anything., Twenty-fiv
years experience. Residence, Eas
Fifteenth and Oak Sts. Phone
Red 451 J. Eugene. Oregon .
ADMIRATION
" " ' ","' "l "S look after
Pa'r' When Sa,v yt
al that's coming to youan
a ittie.Kl ' and
' v "1UIC,
Everythingpossiblein
Cleaning and Dyeing
Eugene Dye Works
6thaniWilUn1.tteStS.'
rhone Red 286)
A .
Appreciates smoking good
cigars. It gives him relaxation.
The Mount Hood Cigar is a
favorite among all thinkingmen
It is positively the best 19:
Cigar on the market
H. H. McVAY.
Successor to M, S. Hubble
Transfer Company
will do a cihtiiI transt'tT business;
wotnl, housrlinlri i;c;(ls, iruiiks iiri
an mini; in ms nne win nw
prompt and careful attention,
"liusiiii'ss l'rumiit and t'aii'tul" i!
our motto.
Plume n'd 1 1-1
01 leave onlcrs nt -Nndcuu CignrStur
mm VI I 1 WIIIMH
MARVEL Whirling Spfflr
Xh 1,1
U' f - I
Ami nu dnml.1 tor It.
II riiiiiiu.oiiiiij iiib
MAHVKI.. aorelit no
nlhpr. lint HKml llftllll) tor
tllii.lnilpd took-.W. ttfflTH
..ll i.nrllnl.r. unil .llmHinn. In.
Yalimlila Irtrilrt. MAKVKI. r..
ci k. saaar., miw iwu.
Woodward. (tlrkp . Portlii4
.
IIO.VT TAM1
AXVOXK'S HIST
Bmv a National. H Is
runniiii!. safe, and one o( the J
nandsomosi wheels you will i
on the roii i. You can race
any of lis Voni.etlto.'S in safety
'We have tlu'.ii for both ia
and gentlemen at $10.
$.-.0.
i
EUGENE GUN CO.
tk ... ni..L. 1 1 1 534 Wi lamett Street
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Today and i orognu
PROGRAVtME
"THE IDLER"
"Whimsical Feoplc" A Jn
. "Artistic Ra? Piciers" L.h. .w4
;'An Old Flirt."
0 Songs by Miss Hencfenhott
'"In the Land of the E0K.1W
" Sweetheart' Dys."
Matinee Every Day 2:46. . an(j 9 1-D
Evening Perfcrmcrtcc A
-Cay Clock Riven ' j0i
SAVE YUR CUPONS. AU- S-Ai