Eugene daily guard., June 27, 1908, Image 8

THE EUGENIC DAILY GUARD,
SATURDAY, JUNE 27, 1908.
The Friendly Store Grand Celebration Sale Next Week
Phenomenal Bargains in Every Department. Many Summer Wearables !at Half
Regular Price. Staple Goods at Special Prices, in fact the Special Price Ticket
vill be found on almost every article in the store.
Ladies' Suits, Coats, Skirts and Waists, in Wool, Silk, Cotton and Linen
Reduced to off Regular Prices
Dozens of Stylish Garments, Tailored Suits, Silk Suits, Lingerie Dressss, Silk Coats, Silk Skirts all marked a quarter
to three-quarters oi regular selling prices. There will not be a single one of these garments left by noon on the Fpurth,
come early and get the best values. Suits worth up to $25.00 your choice at $9,00. $15.00 Silk Suits ,$10.00.
Skirts $1.25; wool dresses $1.98 to $6.00: waists and coats all marked in the same proportion.
35c to 50c Summer Wash Fabrics, Your Choice, yard 25c
1000 yards of beautiful Cotton Dress Fabrics, in plain and novelty effects shown in all the new colorings, stripes,
checks, figures and floral effects, values to 50c now '. 25c
J 5 WashGoodsJzc
2000 yards fine Lawns, Etc.,
new patterns a yard.. 1 2c
60c Silks, a yard 38c
4th of July Ribbon, yd 10c
Muslin Underwear Re
duced 25
3.1.50 Silk Gloves, pr $8c
Emb. Tan Hose, pr 25c
75c Wrist Bags, each 50c
Galatea Cloth, a yard18c
White and Colored
Parasols
You will want parasol for
the 4th. Make your selec
tion now, splendid assort-,
ment of Natural Kansas'
Stick Handles, Prices 75c
to $6.00 ea.
UUV3 VV CIO 11 JUIUS IVCUUVCU f
Friday every wash suit will be reduced 25 including
Buster Brown and sailor styles. The materials aie duck,
linen, galatea and chambra, and : the colors tan, blue and
light blue, sizes 2Y2 years to 7 years.'
$3.50 Suits reduced to
$3.00 Suits reduce to
$2.50 Suits reduced to
$2.50
$2.00
$1.65
$2.00 Suits reduced to
$1.50 Suits reduced to
$1.25 Suits reduced to
Splendid Values in Boys' Blouse Waists and shirts,
all styles and colors . . . . . . .
Boys'i Black Telescope Hats, in black only, made with or without braid edge,
Friday $1.50 values , .
$1.35
$1.10
98c
50c
98c
T
Eugene's Largest and
Best Store
Your Money's Worth or
Your Money Back
S. H. FRIENDLY
592-594 Willamette Street
Agents Nemo and Kabo Corsets,
, Mpneybak Silk, Wayne Knit
Hosiery, Priestley's Dress Goods
BASEBALL GAME
TOMORROW AFTERNOON
The new baseball suits for the Eu
gene team have arrived and the team
will wear them In the game tomor
row afternoon at Recreation Park,
when they line up against the Co
burg sluggers. The suit is of silver
gray color with red stockings ad
belt with the inscription "C-F. Co."
in red letters on the breast. The suit
is one of the handsomest seen in Eu
gene, and makes a pretty showing for
the Campbell-Fellman Co's. team.
The game will be called at 2:30
p. m., and it is to be hoped that the
citizens of Eugene will patronize the
team is a good one and deserves the
national game this summer as the
team is a good one and deserves the
support of the town. The line up
of the Eugene team for Sunday's
game will be as follows:
Weed, c; Murphy, p.; Laebo, ss.;
Gaby, lb.; Harrel, 2nd b.; O'Brien,
3rdb.; Moshberger, rf.; Patsy Dono
van ct.; Harper. If.; Godfrey and
Morgan, substitutes.
Harry Graham will act as umpire.
4 t i ,an(i clty scnools' left 'r the metrop
41 oils last evening.
PERSONAL I ! Prof. E. H. McAllster and family
'
Ford Shafer of Omuha, is 4n Eu
T,'le. Mrs. J, H. Koko is visiting in Port
land. Mtb. D. A. Paine went south this
a ternoon. '
Constable Plunk made a trip to
Salem today .
. C. Arnol pf Mnrcola, spent Inst
right In the city.
I). J. Miller of Florence, is in the
( ity for a few days.
Supt. E, K, Bnrncs returned to
I ubunon Inst night.
L. 1). Smith, the, well known far
mer, was In twon today.
' Rev. J. j. Stratford of Drain, has
been In tho city for a few day u.
Frank Hobo, a Ronulmi'K railroad
: nan. Is looking the city over.
V Miss Barluiru Booth went to Yon-
alia this afternoon on n visit.
Harold 11111, son of W. J. 11111, went
Portland this morning to visit.
; Morris SchwurzKchlld went, to Port
j l.ind today to spend Sunday there,
i. Wm. F. Marsh of Salem, arrived In
; )lugono this morning on business.
Miss Jacks, a school teacher, ro
liirnud to' Koaobitt-K, this afternoon.
Colonel J. M. Williams went to Al
I any this morning on legal business.
K. J. Frasler went to Portland this
morning to consumnle a timber deal.
Hamilton Veatch came down from
Cottage Grove 011 the noon train to
t'.sy. Chester Chrlsmnu was a passenger
'it Portland on the flyer last eve-
i.lng.
1. W. Zimmerman went to Port
land this morning for an over Sunday
trip.
Attorney J. E. Young of Cotlnge
(trove Nwas In the city today 011 busi
:uwh. Mrs. Stephanie Schueclter left Ku
j;cno this morning for her home In
Albany..
Krankllu S. Allen returned homo
this noon from a business trip to Cot
tago Grovu.
A. M. Sullivan who has been visit
fig friends here returned to his home
Mils morning. ,
Miss I.eona Mathews, a Douglas
"utility enrhor, went to Roseburg
tills llftlM 11(11)11.
Minn White, a Lane county teiit'ht'r,
vonl to her home tit Cottage drove
lilts afternoon.
Siiuerlntemli'iit Ulglor of the Port-
have gone to Blue River to spend the
summer vacation.
R. R.' Steele of Portland returned
to his home this morning after a few
days in Eugene,
Elbert Beebe went to Junction City
today to preach for the Baptists of
that place tomorrow.
Oliver Huston, the popular sprint
er and journalist, left for his home
In Portland last night. .
E'en Hodson, tho Douglas county
game warden, left for Mapleton this
morning on business.
L. L. Goodrich of the First Nation
al Bank, Is attending the state bank
ers' association at Salem.
George Sullivan returned to his
home at Portland yesterday, after fln-
lstung 111s college course.
Attorney and Mrs. J. S. Medley
came down from Cottage Grove this
noon to spend Sunday here.
Mrs. Charlotte Zelher and Miss Lu
cia Campbell wont to Salem today to
visit friends there a few days.
Miss Kate VanDuvn, who Is con
fined to the Eugene hospital with ty
phoid fever, is Improving steadily.
A. M. Daniels and son, Wallace,
went to Junction this afternoon. Mr.
Daniels Is directing the band there.
Mrs. Luelln Stowo returned home
to Salem, after a visit with her
daughter, Marian of the University.
Mrs. E. R. llryson of Corvnllis, af
ter a visit with her sister, Mrs. I. Jtl.
Glen, of Eugene, returned homo today.
Mrs. Helen Clark departed for
1 Woodland, Calif., this morning after
a visit with Mr, and Mrs. K. J. Kra
als r.
Eugene Stockwell, who has been
spending H19 week in Eugene, will
return to his homo at Collage Grove
tonight.
President E. D. Hessler of the Mon
mouth Normal School, was one f tho
teachers returning home 011 the noon
train toil a. v.
Miss Edna Duster of Alsea, Is here
visiting at the home of her brother.
Jack Buster, prescription clerk for
A. W. Kuykendnll.
i- Frank E. Taylor and Cecil llen
1 derson have left for Astoria to at
itend the meeting of the letter car
riers' ii?siifintimi. .
I Mrs. A. Nisonger and Mrs. Captain
Johnson arrived her:' last night from
Portland and left on the morning
, stage for Florence.
I .Mrs. J. It. Caldwell left for Van
couver and Aniboy. Washington, this
CITY NEWS
morning. She expects to-visit relatives
for about six weeks. '
Miss Eva Frazler went to Portland
today on a visit. - i
President 'Ferrln of Pacific Unlver-!
slty, returned home to Forest Grove
last night, after a brief visit at the 1
teachers convention. - I Excavation has begun for the Shel-
MIbs Florence Glass left Myrtle iy residence on Eleventh reet
Creek the first of the week to be ab-
sent about two months, attending the 1 " ' '
summer school here. f Tne foundation for the heating
Prof. O.- C. Brown, and wife re-l''ant at Bible University is complet-
tiirnoH In Rnnphiirir Mm ninrnlnir flr-'u
ter a two days' attendance . at the
teachers' convention.
County Superintendent Smith is at
tending the state teachers' conven-i numl)er w
!,... In Ti'ixrn.ia tnAnv Via will mllirll 1
Saturday.--i'.lem Journal.
MIsb llelg,' Berry and her brother,
Walter, left for their home In Astor
ia this morning. Walter . grauated
from the University this year.
Many teachers who have been at-
..... .l .tula nnnuoillltin nf Mm
teachers' association, left today on j lc cream parlors last night
todav's trains for their names.
in...,,,, iianii,!- vim PhnrlpH Among the car load shlnmentn In
Welch left on this morning's overland to Eugene this morning was a car of
for Baker City, culled there by the shingles from Portland for the El-
strlous Illness of her mother, airs; v,u.
Miss Emily Robvosky won the
clock at The Grand theater. Her
. Most of the teachers who live In
the southern part of the state, left
Eugene this afternoon.
Hendershott's orchestra nlnveit nt
the opening of the new Koh-i-noor
Brown.
H. A. Brooks nnd family expect to
leave here on the second of July for
San Antonio, Texas., to reside. They
caino from the enstern part of Texas
about two veiirs ago.
F. J. Miller, Grand Eminent Com
mander of the Masons of Oregon, ar
rived this arternoon from Albany on
an official visit to lvanhoe Command
ory No. 2 of the Knights Templars.
John Kestley and Merle Chessman,
students of the U. of O., are visiting
Carl Gnbrielson nnd will leave for
Pendleton today where they will
spend their vacation. Salem Jour
nal Professor A. M. Sanders, superin
tendent of the Albany schools, left
for lloseburg this afternoon, where
his wife now Is. He will probably
spend the summer at the Douglas
j coiiiuy schi.
Pronounced uy millions th great
est strength maker, appetite builder
and health restorer. llollister's
Uockv Mountain Tea will make you
feel that llfo is worth living.
cents, tea or tablets. Linn Drug Co.
A cement sidewalk Is belnir hum
in front of the Robert Hays residence
property on Oak street between East
Sixth and East Seventh.
The whole block of 12-foot cement
walk on the north side of East Sev
enth street between Willamette and
Oak, was completed this morning.
The weekly concept In the east
park last night was largely attended.
It began late on account of the open
nir concert at the University before
hand. Sherman & Hunter have the con
tract for the brick work on the new
Garrett & Mitchell block and W. O.
Hocknrt has the contract for tho car
penter work. ,
The mill race, just below the power
wheels, is being cleaned out, a great
heap of gravtd having been excavated
and taken to the low lands near the
railroad track.
No substantial Improvements will
be begun at the l.'nlversitv until nf-
See lite lmsclutll game ill llirntt; j ter the board of, regents meet, n date
PR.UDENC5 SHOULD
LEAD YOU
to deposit your money In a good
bunk raider than keep It where
It U exposed to nil kinds of
risks.
If the EUGENE LOAN &
SAVINGS BANK offered no
other Inducement than a secure
place to keep your cash. It
would hi well worth while to
open an account (here.
But It offers many others.
Come and ask any of the of
ficers what they are.
V. K. Brown, Presldi'iit.
F. W. Osbtirn. ('ashler.
tiou Pink, Kiigcnc vs. Coburg, Smi-
lilny ill 'J: p. j
I Perfection oil stoves are safe and1
i do not snioTie. Chambers Hardware1
iCo. '1
! Ingrain wall paper guaranteed nut ,
ito lade, ("numbers Hardware Co. d'
D. A. Pnlnc, Vlee-Preslilent.
W. W. Ilrown, Asst. Cashier. O
The Eugene Loan, and Savings Bank
iniMiiftirt - Q -
Big carpet rug sale now going on. :
' ' Everyt liing reduced. J. W. Kays'
Fur. Co. ,
j Ss tile Imxehnll gilliio ill Rcrivil
Hint Pin k, Kngvne vs. Cohiifg, Snn-1
day at "J::l p. m. 1
Just received lnrge Invoice of II-j
noleums. bought at new prices. J. i
" i
Kodol Is the nest-Known prepara-
itlon that Is sold by druggists today
for dyspepsia or Indigestion, or any:
I stomach trouble,. Kodol digests all
I foods. It Is pleasant to take. It la
i sold here by nil druggist.
1 T'u- Biilek nutos are the best. S-e
. I. II. Wray about them. He can be
i found with the Eugene Transfer Co.,
phone Red 1 DM. If
depending upon the rtum of Jmlse
K. S. Bean from the East.
Ber! Prerott and "Boh" Karris,
two tenuis enthusiasts of this city,
ni'p milking nrrnpsenieut for a mateb
with s.itm- Cottage 0!rov people next
week. The plnee Is as yet undecided.
The building for X. Reynolds vlne
fir and elder factorv lit the corner of
West Second ami Blair streets has
been completed anil i.i now ready for
'he machinery. The building is now
being pahitci.
Th riming exercises of the Catho
lic school wore carried out last night
according to the program as printed
In yesterday's Guard. The exercises
were very Interesting, nnd were wit
nessed by a Virgo crowd.
W. C. Billings. P. F. Davis nnd H.
M. Doty, appraisers of the property
of the estate of. O. P. Goodrich, d"
rensed. have filed their inventory
with the probate court. They found
property valued nt J Is.iS.
The police rounded un thlrtv ho
bos at the cainn in the jungles b-linv
the woolen mills lust night. Thev
sent twenty of them out of town nnd
placed ten In the city Jail over
night. Sheriff Fisk, who sleeps in
a tent in the county jail yard close
by, says those in the city jail have
very good voices and kept him awake
half of the night with their songs.
In the report of the council pro
ceeding a few days ago. an error
crept in regarding the hiring of Mr.
Maneriid on the street cleaning de
partment. He only furnishes one
team at $95 a month.
The Bangs Livery Co. will at once
pnt in a new set of platform scales
In front of their stables on West
Ninth street. These scales require
no pit in the street and will be set
on top of the pavement.
.
The Koh-l-noor ice cream parlor
(Hull's) was formerly opened to the
public last night and large crowds,
thronged the place for several hours.
Hendershott's orchestra played sweet
music during the evening.
Miss Camille Leach, the University
librarian, is preparing a list of new
books that will run up Into several
hundreds, and that the University
will need before next fall. Larger
lists will be added later on.
Eleventh street pavement Is done
with the exception of a few finish
ing touches and repair, work. In case
further contracts should not be
awarded the Warren 'Company, their
plant here will be torn down and tak
en to Med ford.
Col. E. C. Hughes, Louis Aya, Sr.,
and W. Small, left this morning with
a boat in their wagon for a. point 40
miles up the Willamette river. In
tending to come down the river in
the boat and fish. They expect to
reach home Monday evening.
Norbert Aya and Louis Aya, jr.,
returned Thursday evening at 9
o'clock from a fishing trip up the
Willamette. They started down the
river from a point four miles above
Hyland's ferry Tuesday at 6:30 a! m.
and caught 360 (?) fine trout.
, Ata meeting, of the city council
late yesterday afternoon the assess
ment ordinance for the paving - of
Ninth street was passed. The. War
ren Construction Co. - was ordered
paid In full for the paving work on,
Seventh, Eighth and Ninth streets. ;
In the justice court yesterday after
piin the case of Ada Bailey vs. N.
Wheeler, to recover the sum of $2J.
alleged due as nurse hire, was tried
before a Jury. The Jury awarded the
plaintiff $15 and taxed the costs to
the defendant. C. A. Wlntermeler
was attorney for the plaintiff and L,
Edmunson for the defendant.
, Dr. Cross of San Francisco, E. N.
BHggs of Saginaw, Mich., and Arthur
Hill Vincent, also of the latter place,
lett this morning in the Eugene Gun
Co's. big White auto for Montgom
ery's on the McKenzle, on a fishing
trip.-- They expect to be gone two
weeks. Dr. Cross is said to be cham-
poln fisherman of California and Mr.
Briggs the champion of Michigan, so
look out ror a new record.-
Monmouth state normal will also
have a summer school, as well as the
University. Courses will be given In
review work, primary methods, grade
methods, and supervision and high
sChocl methods. The school will last
from June 2S to August 17. Among
the fnchers and special lecurers are
President Campbell of 'the Univer
sity. A. C. Strong of The Dnlles. (for-
imerly of Cottage Grove) and L. R.
Alderman of Eugene.
Lnt evening shortly before six
o'clock one of the stre-t cars coming
down from the University, caught fire
from n hot box. The flames were
noticed first by those on he street
car at" the" M. E. church, but the
inotorman and conductor did not not
ice them till the car reached' Eighth
street, when it was stopped. A small
hoso was attached to a faucet in the
sidewalk nnd the blaze extinguished
before much damage was done. Thre
wns consi Jerable excitement over the
affair.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
urpassed all other medlcinw, in Ber.
and cures.
! success, great as It hu hn ,..
parently only just begun.
has received by actual count more than
v leauuiumais in two years,
nnriAM tliu hlnjut , ..
.. . . oiooa ait.
eases, all humors and all eruptions.
It strengthens the stomach, creates an
appetite and builds up the whole irstem.
It cures that tired feeling and makes the
weak strong.
In usual liquid form or In chocolated tableta
known as 8arsataba. 100 doaea IL
Has
ales i
It.
pare
It I
40.000 I
It I
DELIGHTFUL
mparts a pleasing softness
and delicacy to the skin
and restrains the ravages of
sun, wind and time, at- .
ts continued application elimi
nates sunburn, tan and freckles and
renders imperceptible annoying
minor blemishes and sallowness.
It possesses a dainty, clinging odor
exclusively its own and is in every
way a perfect toilet luxury. - Price
ISO cents. Ask your druggist for it
HOYT CHEMICAL CO. .TO
H. H. McVAY
Successor to M. S. Hubble '
Transfer Company
will do a general transfer business;
wood, household goods, trunks and
all things In his line will receive
prompt and careful attention.
Business 1'rompt ana Uircrul" is
our motto.
' Phono Red 1421 y
or leave orders ut'ndeau Cigar Store
4th of July
FANS-SHIELDS FESTOONS
all in the
National Colors
Schwarzsch ild's Book Ston
586 Willamette St,.
Warm
Weather
Clothes
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Mil I.: vim m
S0VS- WE CA,,nv Jr
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ati STERxi
C0-K0KH.cH,rE3
trt f a v A
TIKV KKUp THEIR .u.J
VKAU M'HLIi AND J
i.n 1.1) I!KASOX.I!i.v
-..... ...,Ki muerweanmill
kinds of furnishings fop J
.-M,uK-r season.
If ymt would dress fff
comfortably, come in and In ,
show you what we hove. ;
V.... .7...... ,
. ..u .inn i nHve to buy nJ
jou nun ,n,ut SU(8 j0
ED. HANSOr
No. 8 East Ninth Stmt
bugene, Oregoi
CHICHESTER'S PILlI
jr : THE MAXOKS lluil
1KB
VyJ4 Jh'-(teiJlJliunil:ruij
TiiLc no other Hut
llmcxl-!. Ai.fnUitWIf;).!
ari.tUii.It IIILl.llf nut
yum tnomu Bell. SilnL ill
.S(!IDuYW65!STr
Warner tunes pianm. Ltin
ders at Morris' V'lalo Ston.
llialIHHHIIIHI
IF YOU AltE AFTKR TROT!
you want the right tackle. Thl
old story of the boy with
stick and the bent pin catthiL
all the fish is a fisk storj.
you prefer some other fcrs
sport we have the tools for i
too. We have everything It
the sportsmen in our Btw
Take a look in anyway.
shall bs glad to show joitH
newest wrinkles in your line.
EUGENE GUN CO.
? Phone Block 1 5 1 1 534 Wi lartiette Stmt
et j.iintaiBiif'W'","ln
You Are Invited to the
Opening of Our New
ICE CREAM PARLOR
and Confectionery Store
Opening Will Occur
TODAY
KfHflO0
COMIWW ('. ATTKXTIOX.
Uosulnr Quarterly Inspection nnd
mimtr, Monday nisht, .lime 29, 'OS.
Every one niiHt be present.
Ity order
.129 Capt. Geo. F WilloiiRhby.
Sie tbe ImM'hiill irume nt Heorvn.
tlon I'nrk, Kiiuone vs. ("obiirg, Sim
ilny nt 2::tl i. ni.
Fori""! furniture nt Chambers Hard
ware Co. d
1'ii-M-Nill Siiniliv nt l(-rmitin
Turk, Cotiuric vs. Kiii'ne. nt 2::10 p.
j '-
I Feed your rose or lawn n little
j "Will Crow" fertiliser and sc the
j Improvement. Chambers Hardware
See the Imwhiill inline nt 'tc-i-e,.
i Hon I'nrk, Kiiki-iic vs. Cohtiric, Siin
duy nt '-:: p. in.
Afternoon and Evening
Ihe
aa,;n k. ho nime of our new pla'e
This vcar nr fnrmal Soda Opening was postpone : on.
gotour new room fitted tip, which has ,ukcn hi
times as long as we expected -.d llkcly wrj.i. thii
.... ( . r-i.i.-c. " 1
open without having our new irum r- ci
tionery stores in Oregon. The storj will w
ated and there will be
MciV fm 7: 30 tO 11 P'111,
... ... ithourKoh-i-n
All adult callers win dc servo - .nuVCnirs
Free of charge. Children will receive so
iron no r W-.. aSK tor " "
YouareI'l
veep the date in mind and pten to con
FRIDAY, JL'NS 26th
THE KOH-I-NOOR
RED CROSS DRUG STOW-