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THE KVCF.SE DAILY GCARD. "THIKSDAV. JVI.Y .
IHe Friendly Store 1 63rd Friday Surprise
. - . r ' - r u- Tiff i- f CtnomaIi of Interest, to all :
Tomorrow and Saturday Dzrgam uuy. nac u u , , qualities are
This is the cleaning up time of the year an opportune time for buying good goods .for . e department extra
bein8 sold at the prices you usually pay for the medium grades not one or two spec a Un V R Qn it
values are being offered. We give here only a parttal lis .of the articles reduced. Uove P bacfc
will repay yea The Friendly store guarantee goes with every purchase. Your moneys worth or your y
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Thousand Yards Staple Black and Colors and Fancy Silks Less a Half and a fiwter
1 97-i'nrh Raiah bilKS, CUo yvi
800 Yards Black Silks
19, 27 nd 3 Inrhi-n wide, beautiful "ft h:hly
flnlttud Tn ffetan, Mmnnllm ". P'i ! Chine,
Peau d Hole, I'-iu do ('mm"-. Ilabulta, I.ouiflnc, rtr.
tt prim that every n ononih -a I buyer should con
sider. fl 00 yard wide Taffca Hl.'k 72
All 11.00 black HMkn, yard H7t
All II 2T. black Hllka. yard SI. 00
$1. SO yard wide Sllkn. yard S1...0
i: 00 .Muneylmk Bllka Sl.flO
$1.50 Novelty Silks, yd. $1.15
$1.25 Novelty Silks, yd. $1.00
$ 1 .00 Novelty SUks, yd. 70c
Thi Include I'ekln and Shadow Btrlpes, Meielinc
and Loulslnc. Persian. hlKh grade Honnetle Taf
fetan, foulards, etc. Beautiful assortment of dark
effect for street wear and light shades for evening
jcowna and waln;, u'h as lnk, blue, mala, laven
der, rislda, Old Itose, lit lo and white. Shop morn
ings when It la cool.
Fancy Silks Half Price
Odd patterns and pieces of fancy figured silk dress and
waist lengthis, plaids, stripes and figures, dots. etc.
Light and dark combinations, all good patterns;
prices regularly 60c to 1.00; your choice, yd MSf
90c Plain. Taffetas, a yard 72c
15 pieces high colored 19 Taffeta silks, celebrated
Greff quality, suitable for Dresses, Waists. Petti
coats, drop Skirts, linings and trimmings. All have
the new rich high luster. Buy ail you want at per
yard 'lf
27-inch Raiah Silks, 60c yd
27-inch Shanti Silks, 46c yd
27 and 36 inches wide.
27-inch Cream Japanese Silk
Onlv about 500 yards of this silk at these last
prices. Get your share
50c 2 7 inch Japanese silk, yd -4ji
75c 27 Inch Japanese Silk, yd MO
11.00 27 inch Japanese Silk i 6
Jl 50 27 inch Japanese Silk, yd il..t
Final Clcan-Up on Women's Tailored Suits
Let us say tt the start there is only 18 of these suits left, sizes 32,
34 and 36,t'ie styles are 25-in. jackets and Eton effects; all this
spring's styles in fancy mixed cloths, blues, grays and browns,
pleated a id gored skirts, all long sleeves; regular prices were
$ 1 2 to 20. Your choice at
Each $4.00 and $8.00
Women's Walking Skirts made of mannish cloths. T A C f
values to $15.00. Sale price each
Women's Long Silk Coats l2 Price
Beautiful Line Silk Drssscs, $15 values, each $10.00
All Duck Skirts, Lingerie Dresses, Wrappers, Kimonas, Waists, Chil
dren's Wash Coats, Dusters, Etc., specially priced during this Midsummer
Clearance Sale. Gingham Petticoats, Silk and Cotton Underskirts
almost every color and all specially priced. A Money-Saving Event.
Wayne Knit. Hosiery for Women and Children the Best.
Children's Hose 10c, W2c & 25c
Rawhide hose 15c, two pair for25c; Pony hose, 3 weights 25cpr
Children's Hosi in white, tan, pink and blue, a pair 25c
Ladies Hose 8c, 15c and 25c pr.
Black hose 8'Ac, 3 pairs 25c; Black and fancy hose, a pair 1 5c
Big assortment tan, white, grey, fancy and black hose 25c Pair
40c Hose, 3 pairs $1.00 50c Hose, 4 pairs $1.50
The celebrated Wayne Knit Brand, fine Lisle thread, reinforced
soles; high splued heel all white sole hose same prices. Full line
black and colored, extra size hose 25c, 35c and 50c
Women's 50c Sleeveless Vests 34c ea
t0 Dozen Swiss ribbed sleeveless vests, plain taped neck and lace trimmed, sizes 4, 5 and 6, 1A
extra good quality at 50c; Midsummer Clearance Sale priee, each J'tv
Ladies' Vests 7'Ac, 15c and 20c
Extra specials in women's Sleeveless Vests, trim
med and plain. Swifts ribbed; sizes 4 to 6; also
ttperlal valuta in extra size garments, 7, 8, and 9
at 3 for 00c and, each fiOf
Children's nml Infants' Shirts, 1'iiion Suits, Tjuh trim-
nicd lRiitaIts, at 10 to 35 eaon
Woimn's I'nion Suits -tth to $2 50
Women's KiKt and Arm length Dnuvt-rs 25
All of these g arments fine Swiss ribbed. Grand values.
20c Thin Wash Dress Fabrics yd 12c
20 pieces, al! different patterns, pongee shades, blues, pinks, greens, blacks, etc.; 32
inches wide, neat patterns, all new designs. Don t delay coming for these,
they wont last at the price, cool thin materials, all of them, only yard
48 In Border Batiste, 60c quality Special yd, 46c
Coning iu tripe and di-fp rnmit bar Atrip, pink,
luvondt'r, bltiv and IIkIU K"'tn only. Thin Ih one
at thti newt' il Out tin in cotton drcHM f u lr t-t.
lUi INCH I JXK.N, A VAIth 12.V.
IMnk, Hunt blue, Kicya, navy, browim. Kit''", tan,
We. 30c iiutillty, uptM-lul, n ard . . . ,
('mull, ii yard 150
12c
Galatea Cloth, yd. 18c
Tomes In HkIu lilue. iink. navy, blark, Copeu
liiiKcn, while, lun mill figures.
A. V. c. (.'i.vciii.iMS, YAito 12 j-2r
38 In bint iiuallly I'eroulo 12 1-2
Aiiierliuu l'rlnia, a yard 5
AniimkeiiK Apron (iliiKlwiina 7 1 -2
Yard wlilo MiimUiim. SlueiliiKs, UiiIIiikm. etc. spec
ially irlied.
India I.lnon 5. S. 1 1 . a 11 it 1 SO ''
Women's Muslin Underskirts and Gowns
50c, 90c, &1.19, $1.78, $2.19 and $3.60
Worth 15c to 50c each more than they arc marked; splendidly made and neatly trimmed
in lace and embroidery. The body of these garments is made of fine muslin and cam
bric. Dozens of styles and'all sizes j . ,4
Arc You Going to the Mountains or Beach?
II so you may need towels, blankets, pillows or some table lin ms, or perhaps a khaki
outing suit, but no matter what it is, in the dry goods line, we have it and will sell it a's
low maybe a little lower in price lor tne same article than you can get it elsewhere.
It will do no harm to compare prices anyway. You'll find us willing. Suppose you
try this cn our other lines, too. -:- -:- -:-
I S. H. FRIENDLY
Buy Splendidly Tailored Stylish Suits Here
During this Month at a Big Saving
Our policy has always been to buy and sell nothing but the
best. Our customers know when they buy at Friendly's that
they are getting the greatest value that money can buy. Our
regular prices are low and every garment is marked in plain
figures.
$30.00 Suits Reduced to $22.00
$27.50 Suits Reduced to $20.00
$25.00 Suits Reduced. to $ 1 8.00
$22.50 Suits Reduced to $17.50--$20.00
Suits Reduced to $15.00
$18.00 Suits Reduced to $13.50
$15.00 Suits Reduced to $1 1.50
, $12.50 Suits Reduced to $ 9.75
$ 7.50 Suits Reduced to $ 4.85
. iraw ana sailor ruts greatly reduced this week
afewleft and they must be closed out regardless of cost.
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OlSONtO BY
SCrttosi BmOS k Co.
Only
Young Men's Suits-July Sale
Absolutely every Boys' Suit in stock including the new brownS
that arrived a few days ago. uwn
rjn.on Suits, fak. price .
IN. nit Suits, sal,- pri.o.
( 17. ,o Suiis. sale price.
$1. 'liio Suits, sale price.
S 1.1.(10
.$l:t.5ii
SI:!. no
SI l.rxi
Sl-.."'i' Suits.
Jl'L'Hi Suits.
S s.uu Suits.
6.00 Suits.
Embroideries, Laces and Trimmings Reduced? One-Third
Thousands f y,rJs of K-autiful Persian appliques, bands and edges, plain braids, daint,
ia.t cdScs and bands ,n ctam and white, narrow and wide embroideries and insertions
suitable tor dresjes. All on sale at one-third less than regular orii.
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from t'All c
J. I', iic-ii :. tt on
trip to point H i; i h.
J. II. lUiil. I ti . it
JuurUou t'li ti .!.
1'liarlr. K i ' .1 1- I
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John I'. i'hti.t.,1. ,,t m ,.,K, ,, ,
In Hit i H i on tu-::.c4
Is at
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Mlonii i .1 . M William.
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Mr and Mrs M , .r
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M ' and M, j ltn Itainpl l,;n,,
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tii, ., as In KuK, ,, ifdaj.
Mis riinion Huik Is her,, ir. m
le,i. e . le her pal ,'tlts Mr
an, I M: l r nl.rey
hi-- m:, e I'Mi.iue Ma'
f"l li .v, t..;l ( en I -e life
'!a n MM! Iter Clients
It. I l.aiue, 1. 1 Mound. as In Ku-Ki-m-
le.lai en l.uslness He rwt, thai
etui's in hi. M-eiien are a, od
V.i.i r Willis Link ,,rt t',n morn-
MiK l"r Ml, am, and from then
.,i 1,1 M l,it w 11 h hu mi, I..
Mra Sparlini; and feur cllildien
an, l Mis. Il,n:.in .,,, p,,s,.ni;,.,,
i" and sun .I'lUed Vlda .n tlie s'aite lh:s niurniiw
i-xpcel
a p.isselKer
ni'ion ttalli
re will
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he, ul. lea-liiui; u.
Mr. and .Mrs. ;.
S: raw In n i . Xln.. :
st the heme ot .Mr. and Mr
liall.
M.-s llra.-e Karrilii;toti and Xliss
a li;, In-h h:tv ;o .Inn, nun
1'tti- ler a week's visit with .Mrs
I h knc.i .
W. Y
ed over his v
and la:ui;-. a
Davids, n, of family tierih
here visit inc.
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.'rank It. l '
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CITYNE
Work on the addition Ji
,ek IK r..ml v ... . 'I I
( uluck is ri'ady tu
leriais will be tl
days,
t,jiuiut4,;
"iiv.re(i I
lll.iUD V...
...ii, a ana V-..
will s-nrn hniM u i c-
Pearl streft, m-a,- Ulh' I
Automobiles are notl
jum Biira us a speedn-s..
.'ormerly. The trtshly 1 1
uiti. i.ua me iires.
The Mystic Shrlnem
llasonic hall touinht in 1
pilgrimage of the Shri.r
city in September.
6
Sill-' l'ricj $.11.7.-,
s''!e l.re...... $ t.00 j
s"" '"' - 9 ii.im j
s;il" price j !
9c? a
V i
u,eoier i uzier has 53j I
ucui-e ami 11 1 on W.
eiicci tu u. IV, l,u.e
ii. Hugh made the
a wiiue sewing machli
by an electric motor is an
attraction in the show -jt"
ainpueii-r enman store.
Tt,. 1V.II.A. ai
oieupjiiiB me time ol
couri aim a lai'Ke numl,l
nesses were exumined UI
One of the little girls In-
or juiy pnraae left a k.
at the home of Ur. L. il
i ne nat is being kept for
The library building I
cversity is being wired I
smau poies are being eret I
the connections with tbe
tion.
u,. u uorr, a rer-ent i.
the East, is moving his I
goods into the Rolf?
24S West Sixth street, til
purchased.
vviiiiini iirit h.a.i
Riillty In the circuit courl
liquor in violation of the j
law. He win be tried,
the November term.
a copy or iarieietoot.i l
land magazine, has beenil
this office. It is modelH
Spectator, the long-ago L
odlcal upon which Addia:
did their best work.
E. C. Smith, the well
dent of this city who hanli
bunch of Eastern OregojJ
sumer, says that there ir-l
good ones left in EastfJ
and that he will not I
year.
J. O. Thomas, who !J
in this city for the past !
W. Davidson, recently Iro:l
have opened an elect
house at 74 West Eighth. i
the name of the Euget
Construction Company.
The cement ouruing I.
ment on Olive street is I
rapidly. The pavement'
on Oak street at once, t l
being on the ground t
soon as this piece of v I
pleted Olive street will !
Housemovers' paraphf
the ground with which
frame building owned by I
Farland and occupied
barber shop on West E'J
so that the floor will t l
the new grade establish?:' I
the pavement was put it I
Lieutenant Wayne Or:
United States navy, has
ferred from the batthi
of the 'Atlantic fleet.
on lis way to the Orien:
tected cruiser XlilwatikH
clflc fleet. He Ui no
parents, Mr. and Mrs.
burn, In Eugene.
The Southern Parifif
now sending all frelgn-
field and points on
branch and on the X'i
above Siirlnirfii'ld by l
-instead of by way of AH I
tiifin-R. It Is transierrr.
eene depot, and the Si'
Wendling locals take It
Tim most wonderful
slon work lien rd in
senerat ion will be n-
Hoval .1. P.ve and wife' I
Unn ehii...li SlimlaV. J'
Dve is fresh from th,
go. Africa. He tells H
most successl'iil tnissi-n
rlobp. It Is !'"' "ha""
to hear him. Morning.:
evening. ,
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l" " ! - ' ret nt lie. I ;,i.
'' 11 I: .lilt f; '111 Pleasant
' di -Ihi-i ,1 the serm.'ii
' I "t Ti Mlvan Hauchnian
H' .U'ti.'Ti a fai inet- li,:.-
"lni: deivn a hill near Sa'em as
ihion t:,,:n the ;,,,) .uu (..,
Key I'
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al fie ten.
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Ip'i and Xliss-n l:ene
atler n visit with
friends III Kngeiic. letunicd hulne to
I'ik t 'and te lay.
.1 K. 1' Withers was a passenger
In Irviiis un (he luinn tiain today. He
lll have Saturday (or Xtiiutana to
visit his .laughter
Ml--.- l.e-lle Ktuniens and !ul
Ine i:e- l-av In the ni, inline fer
Trainee lake, to ten the Kinlien-ilali-1'..'-
; party- there.
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'ad-ti'tle tMrfc j.,-., ,
':; "ates fro:,, 1',;,,,,,, S, ' n
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Buy tc.i I .- ihe oimce
until you set Schillings
Ist ; k makes no differ
ence th-.$.
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was fi
l'i U 111 i Wfs f,,r
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1 ICilirene
"iht the contract
f the lit-li
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the I, ,,ii a
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at iii
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and the
contract
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feats fer th..
a.lditl,,,, wai
rerris & Co.
uun sviv,j
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-tl it FOB del"!
K. li. 1',
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lar:-e in
Albany H.r::'..i:
llni'i-lii i.f Kuui-lie.
iiartiiietit No. '-' of ttie
for l.inn ceiiniv en
nhieo r .iivls." XX i-1
who is in Denv T a-:p"
ocratlc national cunrer.
tatnr. .lildre Harris
court at ! o'cl"'
Blend ef 1 n'l le K 1,1
as has been custuniar'
tl-
.Iii.Iep I la:'
tnd.-.v gi-nnt d a liiV''
XlcKce fi'Jin la'va
Junction City l':"'1"''
married in J "'"n)
gon, July 4. ivv a
nor children, liose"
lie Cooptr. tb- ''"
inril,.! Hie Ill.lillt'11
humnti treiitnieiit is
which the divorce
knew , ....
k'."l ".I1 'i1.' " Vrav"!
Nels Itiiunn. 10 ''
car of hogs TuestlW.
Portland, soti:e "f
count of the If'-'l- "..
cee.l.el In Inn I ill "
are too, fat :
heat they ar
chute from tl:
Today .Mr. !In
barrels of :
which tn c
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