Eugene daily guard., June 29, 1908, Image 8

THE KtTGENB DAILY GO ABB, MONDEY, JUNE 29, 1008.
The Friendly StoreGriind Celebration Sale This Week
Phenomenal Bargains in Every Department. Many Summer Wearables at Half
Regular Price. Staple Goods at Special Prices, in fact the Special Price Ticket
will be found on almost every article in the store.
i
Ladies' Suits, Coats, Skirts and Waists, in Wool, Silk, Cotton and Linen
Reduced X to X off Regular Prices
Dozens of Stylish Garments, Tailored Suits, Silk Suits, Lingerie Dressss, Silk Coats, Silk Skirts all marked a quarter
to three-quarters of regular selling prices. There will not be a single one of these garments left by noon on the Fourth,
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
J 000 yards of beautiful Cotton Dress Fabrics, in plain and novelty effects shown in all the new colorings, striges,
checks, figures and ilcral effects, values to 50c now. ..:. --- 25c
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Eugene's Largest and
Best Store .
Your Money's Worth or
Your Money Back
S. H. FRIENDLY
592-594 Willamette Street.
Agents Nemo Colorado and
Kabo Corsets,
Moneybak Silk, Wayne Knit
Hosiery, Priestley's Dress Goods"
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PERSONAL
Miss Barbara Booth Is visiting ati
Yoncalla.
N. W. Thompson of Boise, Jilaho(i
13 Id Eugene.
V. C. London of Cottage Grove, Ib
In the city today.
Mrs. Rosa Ritchey of Spokane, Is
visiting in Eugene.
Miss Ada Coffey went to her home
a short visit
Lakln in liu-
Portland today, after
with his father, D. It.
gene.
I .Mrs. 11. ll. BllCKney is very ,in hl
city
Felix Wagner came i'i from the
north this afternoon
' Sherwood Burr returne i Saturday
(night from Portland.
! Miss Fannie McCullum returned
' this afternoon from Turner.
I J. B. Hopkins returned this after
I noon from a business trip iiorth.
! Geo. O. Knowles went to Cottage
at Draw yeBieraay. Orovn aftern00n oll business
Ulysses Elmaker went to Albany Mj8g May rtowiand returned home
today on business..,, I this afternoon from a busineis trip
E. H. Ingham was in the city from ortn
Portland over Sunday. J !' W. L. Archambeau was tin arrival
. Miss Bessie Hamilton spent Sunday j , Eugene frora Portland on the nf
wlth friends in Portland. iternoon train today.
Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Bingham spent Rev H A Green WPl)t to Crc8.
Sunday at Cottage Grove. well thIa afternoon. He Ib to begin a
Attorney George A. Pipes returned , protracted meeting there tonight,
from Portland this morning. Miss Williams of Oregon City, Ib
tOueene Btockwell returned home visiting her sister. Miss Angle Wil
li. Bt niirht to Cottage Grove.
H. M. MacLean of Rolla, N. D., ar
rived in Eugene yesterday.
Mrs. J. L. Page spent Sunday at
Cottage Grove visiting friends.
C. M. Densmore went to Cottage
Grove this morning on business.
Miss Maude Rucker left on the
RtHiin this morning for Leaburg.
Mrs. Plllette was a passenger on
the stage this morning for Vlda.
C. C. Sturtevant, the rustling Crow
merchant, was In the city today.
V Robvosky went to Bmlthfield
thls'morning to look after his ranch.
J. M Woodruff left on the noon
train for a trip to Albany and Leban-
""mIss Ruth Scranton, a school teach
er, returned to Roseburg this morn
ing. '
O E. Vernon, editor of the Oakland
Owlj (Oregon), was in the city Sun-
"L'eonard Moses returned to Tan
gent today after a short visit In liu
g?nu. j 8. Maglary, the Mohawk lumber
man, was In the city yesterday mid
today. . ' . . .
il til lit nnnt1
r, i,,, t flu tn Cottage I
Grove.
Mr .and Mrs. John Ingham went to
Portland today to reside there hore
after. Mrs. J. R. Stuart of Albany, after
. a visit here of a few days, returned
home today.
W. M. Porter, a tluiliermun who
lvp In Eugene went to YincnlU this
'nidrnttiy.
W. N. Iliilclljnsnn, federal sheep In
spector, whs In the iilty on official
tlllRitl.tHH tllllttV. '
-i. W. 9. o;
for
5on-
CouiicU BluffB, Iowa, were an-
Eugene sunuay. ,
MIbb Agnes Stophensnn left
Portland today. She will go to
lrH?N A-made air.,,
today. He MK-ctB to spend the
fourth of July tt Eugene
will attend
Hams, who is an instructor in the Uni
versity.
John Stewart, Nes Owen and Chas.
Hadley left thlB morning for Mont
gomery's, on the McKenzle, on a fish
ing trip.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Marsh returned
Saturday night from Newport and
left on the afternoon local today lor
Wendling.
MIbb BeBste Brund of Florenco, who
has been In Portland durjng the
spring, arrived here last night on her
way home.
John Gulloy and family came down
from CreHwell this afternoon and will
leave tonight for Ashland, where they
will reside.
Mrs. C. H. T. Atwood, after a visit
here, returned home to Portland to
day. She was accompanied by Mrs.
Sadie Martin.
Mrs. Wm. Brynd of Florence, who
wns operated upon at the Eugene hos.
pltal by Dr. Scalefe five dayB ago, is
recovering rnpldly.
Don ' Stephenson, Ti University
graduate, left this morning for Port
land, He has nccepted an engineer
inn position In South America,
. Mrs. B, Thrall went 10 aidiuiv i-
dny. Prom there s1il Will H to Now-
port for an outing. Her daugthor,
Miss Florence, went yesterday.
Richard Geary, a student of the
School of Mines at Guidon, Colorado
left this morning for Bohemia, lie
formerly attended the University
Benjamin Huntington, who
recently eierieu to a poHiuoil jl.
t.".... in.,i, ai,..i i Hie
..v.mv ni -"i ;itti'iiA
noon to spend Uip suniiiiPv, '
.... Mewttu Douglas
county school teach- ' .,, ,,
cKcnzln, returned to
..oseburg today niter n
e teachers' convention.
B. Harris, formerly of Eugene, who is
very 111.
Albany 'lIerald:"Hon. J. Clem of
Lane County, was In Albany today.
Mr. Clem Ib a former state eenator
from this county. He now resides" on
a place about half way between Eti-,
bene and Springfield, the electric lino
running through his yard. He has.
been visiting at the home of his son I
in Lebanon.
CITY NEWS
MARRIED
The Coburg and Springfield ball
teams will play a game on July 4.
Another car of slab wood is being
unloaded at the gas plant.
A new glass front is being put In
for the Koh-l-noor ice cream parlors.
Three loads of granite came in yes-
terday to be put on ' the railroad
At the home of the bride's parent ;yards-
at uosnen baturaay evening, at. o . John inEham and family are mov-
o'clock, June 27, 1908, Earl F. Small ing to Portland, where they will re-
of Eugene, and Miss Maudie Curry, Bide In the future.
n T U f.tn.m.. nHlnlallnif I
III; V . VJ . 1 1 . iiiuiuii; uiliiiauub. I y , . I ,.nn.lnn L- a
i . in. luai iiu ia ivifatuuug'uto icor
dence on West Fifth street next door
to the Hotel Gross.
R. W. Waters, a merchant of Cot
tage Grove, was married last Wed-
nesdav to Miss Dora Bohm at Drain. Two more cars of Tenlno stone ar-
The ceremony was performed by Rev.1 J've d here this morning for the Bible
Frederick M. Brooke, at the home or I uu,m...B.
the bride's parents. The happy couple:
will reside In Cottage Grove. Deputy Sheriff M. S. Wallis has so
, . far recovered from his recent illness
4ja8 to be back to work in the office.
i TilFn ' The carpenter work on the new
-i Mitchell & Garrett block was begun
thls morning by Contractor W. O.
I Heckart.
In Eugene June 27, 1908, Adaf
Ruth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I Father O'Farrell went to Portland
Charles Severson. aged alx years and ! today to attend the celebration of
24 days. The funeral was held at tha
family residence on South Willamette
Street Sunday afternoon and the re
mains were Interred in the I. O. O. F.
cemetery, Rev. D. H. Trimble offlc-ficlatlng.
Christie's tenth anniver-
"" ' TEA '"Z
How little it is! How
. little it adds to the weight
of the cup! It has cover
ed the sea with ships for a
hundred years,
i,,. YVL "c" "- ' "
Archbishop
sary.
Judge L. T. Harris went to Cor
vallls this morning to preside at the
county clerk contest case In Benton
County..
Prof. W.) J. Hooker and family
returned to Eugene from Browns
ville and will agnln take up their
residence here.
Frank Haley today filed with tho
county clerk, a notice of location of
the "Norma" mining claims In
TJohemla Idstrlct.
thi
FRIENDLY SPECIAL
Tuesday, June 30
rE ARE STILL IN THE FRONT RANKS OF THE UP-
TO-DATE and in order to timulate your interest and
to show you how vital Sponging and Pressing is to the life
and wear of your fabrics, we have arranged a
PUBLIC EXHIBITION
Whereby you will be able to see in actual operation fabrics
Sponged, .'. Shrunk
and Pressed
-UPON THE-
NEW DUPLEX
SPONGER
This is a rare opportunity for piece goods buying, as all
classes of fabrics, whether wool, cotton or linen, are made
more beautiful and more servicable by proper sponging.
The New Duplex Gives the Goods
a Rich Cloth Finish
i
Sponges, Shrinks and Presses all kinds of goods properly.
This High Grade Work, 5c a yard. Short Lengths, 25c Each.
IT IS OUR AIM TO HAVE
"ALL THE GOOD THINGS ALL THE TIME."
To introduce this perfect work, we will sponge, shrink and
press any goods brought or bought in our store
FREE OF CHARGE tihsoneday
Hereafter the uniform price of 5c a yard
(Aw! nl I 1
.it
It Is extremely uanl for
tongued orator to be at all latere:
Kuiuen silence.
There are a lot of ordinary peopl
of them make the hit of their lives.
. If leap year doesn't turn out to J
uianru tacrory, mere will be man
coia nearta next year.
Some women don't care who
the bills as long as they weai
tlothes
Anybody who Ib fond of us mui
necessity possess a certain aiucm'
taste and good judgment.
Just on the Quiet.
"Jones' vi'ife is a great advocate
woman suffrage."
understand he holds some vlt
on that subject himself."
"l"es; what views he has he noli
all right - He doesn't even dure i
them out for exercise."
I!
j Amended.
! "Kviuentiy a grarter doesn't taU
' much stock in the comaiandment Tbu
; shalt not steal.' "
j "No; he reads It 'Thoa shall a
squeal.'
Not For ChitoVen. '
"You must never tell a He. Johnny .'
"Not even to dodge a llckliigK'
"Certalijl uot."
"Say, tell tint to old folksA
the county clerk. They found prop
erty valued at 120,000.
Hamilton Veatch came down from
Cottage Grove today to be operated
upon at the General hospital for gall
stones. He has been a sufferer from
this complaint for some time past.
He is under the care of Dr.. way.
Some of the cement crosswalks In
the business portion of the city where
prominent citizens of Portland, who
were here Wednesday with the ex
cursionists, expressing appreciation
of the treatment accorded them and
speaking In the highest terms of Eu
gene's enterprise. They all confess
their surprise, as well as gratifica
tion, in finding this city so large, up-to-date
and growing, as it is.
Mrs. J. H. Maxwell of this city,
this morning received the sad news
the cement has crumbled away, are j of the death of her father, Captain
being repaired by the Warren Con
structlon Co., who put them in. The
slopes will be rebuilt with bitullthlc.i
Chief of Police yesterday quarnn
1u,t! jibe residence of J. S. Moore, in
iHn 3s addition, for smallpox. The
resldeace S ChaB. Severson, on
South Wllienette street, has been
quarantined 6n account of diphther
ia. The farm of 454 acres lying north
of Elmlra, belonging to the Hovey
heirs of this city, was sold Saturday
to J. C. Zumwalt of this city. The
consideration is private. The Eugene
Real Estate and Investment Co. made
the sale, - '
The music studio of MtM Alberta
Campbell will be opened for pupils In
the music room during the summer.
For terms call up Main 69. .16
aft'W-
.Mis
mat i
tatiitnt up th ;
her hiitnii it '
tendtntt ly
Fro'
wl'
..... v.thel Urewster went to Mon-
inino -
mouth' today -where she
Ihe Normal summer
hool.
Miss tUissle VJpimnrnff,
. ..ini,,ir Mra. l.ivorinure, n-n.,..
"" ,,n " . . ....Ml.,,,1.11
of Portland
Ia .kiu nuimlnc to MeMlnnvllle.
i 'I'imniiiH
after a visit with Hev. D. II. Trln l.le
in Eiigene, returned home today.
Mrs A K. Patterson arrived home
SntiirdV evening from her slay of
wriral months In Southern Callfor-
"'"loorite l.akln returned
home to
II. J. Hawthorne and riinitty
oiwiiwi tlm mimnipr vncatloti ut
their resort at Seal Rocks, n ustftil,
which Is situated n few miles stmih of
Newport. They will leave about Wed
nesday. Mrs. M. n. Ward and fltiimhter
arrived In Euueno in:s ar.ei ni
from Condon nnd wlli 'l".tt at Ihe
home of her cousin, 11. W. Welder,
near Wnltervllle.
ira Mnv l.nirnn nnd dauKlitor, of
I Watervllle, Wash., nrter a snort vts
ilt In EuBctie, went to Marcoln today
to visit there n while. They were ac
iconnianled by Mrs. M. K. Unst, who
i resides there. ,
Mrs. Kohert Copple. formerly Miss
Leila Haves of thl city, spun! un
dnv In KuBPiie, ivIsltltiK her rousln.
Mrs. (. ti. Gross. She Is now resid
ing nt MarsMleld and was on her way
. priininl tn visit her aunt, Mrs. J.
Xnnonv siwiucn. .'. .
-!KU1nev Trouliles Attack Kii)ene Men! Rev C. C. HOll, pastor of the U. B.
licit J. ... ... . nhiii.nh ' allV&lnl tila rniau.cilt BHP.
mill women, m mm xunn : .., .-. .... .
Alike. I mon to a geM-slzed audience yester-
. J 1 oay. H )as movel to his Philomath
"lfldnev Ills seize young and old faun, .
itilkv '
Quickly conio and little warning
jjsve.
'Children suffer In their Wfly
'i'e'Nrs . .
t'an't control the kidney secretions.
GlrlB are languid, iiitvtta, suffer
pain
' marriage license was granted tr-
llay to 01n G. Snund'.rs, aged 2 6 n
Independence, Polk county, and Mis
Grace H. Blerce, aged IS, of Mound,
Lano county.
A. H. Alfrey, at Bentonvllle, Arkan
sas, which occurred about, a week
ago. He died suddenly and was
aged So years. A remarkable thing
about the family, which is a "large
one, is that this is the first death
and the youngest child is over 30
years old. . "...
Wis. Girl.
''Would you marry an old nunl'
"Well, that would depend."
"Upon what?"
"My own age at the time."
Getting Even.
"WIU yon tnnrry me?"
"No, thank you."
"Th&n I shall not marry you, iftal
Pert."
XEW TOl)A
FOR SALE Two story residence
and lot 80x100 between Ninth,
and Tenth streets. SoOll Will' be
good for business lariuirjn. Also
lot between TitM find 'Eleventh
streets. App',.y Qllve street.!
Al , "
WST-IIW-J, Jiroadcloth jacket
ihrda.y ffitlernoon. "Palmer" mark
lde. Finder return to Mrs.
i LesWr Luckey, 4 7 West Fifth
mjet and receive reward. J2
T vf Smith has taken the place of
u,.i.tr nnrfnrd. as traveling saiea-
okininir & cn with head-
llltlll IUI OVlUUK't, - . f
...to,. in siiicpne. He has moved
his family here to reside. Mrv -Bur-' !,y0R sale A good all-around horse
nine years old, weight' 11 iiO or
LOW
RATES
EAST
Will be made this, season, bjf the
SOUTHERN
PACIFIC
(Lines in Oregon)
A merry-go-round will be here till
tlflcr tlie Fourth. A man has lieen
here the last day or so arranging to
Install one on the vacalit lot opposite
the Hotel Gross.
Women worry, can't do dally work.
Robust men have lame nnd aching
bucks.
Oik folks. weak rheumatic, lume.
Kndure distressing urinary Ills.
The cure Tor man
r nhll.l
Is to enre Vho cause the kidneys. this morning. If the council allows
dloan's Kidney Pills cure sick kid-ithe Warren Company Its contract, he
ney ! expects to return to Eugene.
Cure nil the varied forms of fcld-j
iinv suffering r,r- ' Hurtle wns today ap-
Eiigene testimony guarantees pointed
uyorv liox.
Mrs. A. J
for woman, or ' a. m, cooeen, ino enmnecr on one
lor U. steam rollers Wen to Snl.'ii
administrator of the estate
I of Rev. A. M. Sweaney, who died
McKlnney, of OS Law-1 June IB. The probable value of the
PRUDENCE SHOULD
LEAD YOU .
to deposit your money In a good
hank rulher than keep It whore
it Is exposed to all kinds of
If 'the Kl'C.KNK LOAN" &
SAVINGS BANK offered no
other Inducement than a secure
place to keep your rash. H
would be well worth while Jo
open an accent there.
But It offers many others.
'Come and ask any or the of
ficers what they are.
W K. rtrown. President.
V. W. Osburn, Cashier
A. Pulne, Vice-President.
W. llrown, Ast. Cnshler.
The Eugene Loan and Savings B?pk
rente St.. Kugene, ure siia. r..i
several years 1 hud attacks of kid-
' ney troiinie at outi iiim-a unu il-i-i-
lv It liecnine more acute, invie u,
liuckache and more or less Irregular-'
Itv of the kidneys. Helm Induced
to try lioan's Kidney Pills 1 found
relief nlniost from t'.io first dose.
The backache soon loft me nnd 1 1
felt better and stronger. As 1 con
tinued their use every symptom or;
my trouble disappeared. Other,
members of our family have also had;
good results from using Dunn's Kid-;
ney PHI" " , . I
For s:il" by all dealer. Price. a'e. j
Fot-r-MUlmrn Co., Huffali). N. V .j
sole igi'iits for the 1'nlted States. ,
Remeniber the name lioan's
and take no other. j
property of the estnte Is $100.
WOOD SAWIJIO
John M. . inxciD, siiprwsor to W
R. Uodny. All wood sawed to gsuge.
For oromnt service phone Black
1)3312. Residence 824 High street, tf
ussoitne ww"""fj
lluv a pncknua of "Will Grow" fer
t Mirer for vour roses or garden.
Price 25c. Chambers Hardware Co.
Eugene was almost deserted yes
terday, ninny of the citizens hieing
themselves to the cool banks of the)
Willamette and McKonzie rivers and
to other places In the country.
Ornioml Ilean. last season's ninn
n'jer or the track team and manager
elect, slates that his surplus at the
nd of the raek se:ison. was $143 ln
stead of $50, as was recently stated.
Tl" Vancouver baseball team of
Trl-Clty league. In which several En
gine boys play, won from St. Johns
twice yesterday, the first game by the
score of 6 to 3 nnd Ihe second 3 to
V
Th sheriff's force Is busy bnlnn".
Ing up the books of the orriee preii'ir
ntory ti the change ot ndmlnlstrM'or
next Mnntlev. This Is the olnv office
In the courthouse ill which there will
be a change.
F M. IleNeffe. S. R. Williams and
Geo. A. Pipes, appraiser of the prop
erty of John Nelson navies, a minor.
Saturday filed their report with
ford goes to Portland, out ot wnicn'
city he will travel for M. Sellers.
Stephen Jewell, county .1uSre of
Grant's Pass, stopped oft In Kugene
today on his way to Snlerii, where he
will attend the meeting of the Re-
cents of the Normal scliools. Judge
Jewell BI1V8 the Normal school prob
lem will be a hard one to solve sat
isfactorily.
C. A. Levan, of Simpson, Minn.
who has been here for two wecR
tpft thlta morning for his home. He
liked the country so well that he will
..nil hl tiroiiertv here and return to
this country to locate. Before leav
Ing he subscribed for Tho Guard it
nrriei- in keen nosted on matters
transpiring here. . ...
A horse being broken to work to
a onrt. ran Into the corner of the
building occupied by Danl-ls' groc
ery at Seventh and Willamette
streets this afternoon and fell on the
cement walk. The potatoes, onions
nnd other vegetables In Tront of Ihe
store were scattered all over the
walk. The horse wns slightly in
lured about the mouth by running
Into the building.
At n meeting of the Norwegians in
the Lutheran church yesterday fore
noon, preliminary stens were taken
towar.l the organization of nl dose
of Sons of Norway and permanent
organization will be effected nt nn-
other meet ing soon. Haakon l.nngnp
editor of the Pacific Skandlnavian
addressed the meeting. In the after
noon a picnic was held back of th
butt". It was largely attended and
src.it'.y enjoyed by all present.
Constable Plnnk went to Albany
Saturday to arrest a man who hail
been peddling some kind of machin
ery 111 Lane county wlthicit n pel
dler's license. The man was found,
but upon looking lip the law or. Ins
tice of the Peace Hryson. discovered I
Hint. It would be very h?rd to convict
htm, so railed tlie constable up ''
phono al Albany and Old him not to rr
serve the warrant.
S. H. Friendly has rerelvwd letters
from J. C. Alnaworlh xif the 1'nlted
States National bank, and other
1200; for sale cheap,
the Guard office.
Enquire at
Jyi
FOR SALE Or will trade for wood
or hay, one second hand top bus
by; one narrow-tired wagon; ad
dress B. A. Seelye, SCO High St. J6
FOR SALE Several hundred cords
of wood; boiy fir oak, maple and
ash. B. A. Seelye, office nt Plank
nnd Johnson real estate office. .
FOR RENT Furnished house lor
the summer; apply 367 Ea-.t Fom
tlenth Street.
LOST. Diamond scaj-f pin. Four l?af
clover desUn. Reward offered. See
Z nt Smcede Hotel. J6
WANTED Girl
work. Apply 7
for general hous
r Ferry Street.
WANTED A girl to do housework.
Enquire nt 640 High street. tf
WANTED Girl for general house
work. Apply 6S7 Willamette street,
corner of Tenth. J2
WANTED Cook for saw mill,
ply of H. C. Mnhon Eugene.
Ap-
.14
From Eugene, Ore.
lows:
as
fof-
To
Bolh Ways
through
PortUnd
76.23
71.23
63.73
63.73
63.75
One Way
via
Gililofol"
1 S7.5o
82.5o
81.751
75.001
7i.oo
Chicago
St. Louis
St. Paul
Omalia
Kansas City
Tickets will be on sale
May 4, 18
June 5, 6, 19, 2o
July 6, 7, 22, 23
August 6, 7, 21, 32
Good lor relurn in 90 days with stojH
over privileges R easure within limits!
REMEMBER THE' DATES
For any further Information call.on
A. J. GILLETE;
Local Agent
or write to
Wm, M.-Miitrnv. General Pas
senger agent, Portland, Ore
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IK VOL ARK AITIllt TKOIT
you want the right tackle: Thai
old story of the boy with the
stick and the bent pin catching
all the fish Is a fish story
you prefer some othe
sport we have the tools for
too. VYe have everything f"i
the sportsmen in our
Take a look In anyway
shall be glad to, show y '
newest wrinkles 111 "iir line.
If I
:n of I
tore
EUCitKf GUN CO
Ph,tj Blark IS 1 1
G
334 Wllimette Str