Eugene daily guard., July 17, 1908, Image 8

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The Friendly Store-Saturday Shopping Bulletin
STORE OPEN SATURDAY EVENING UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK
Midsummer Clearance Sale Bargains in all Departments
CITY NEWS
Lingerie Dresses Y2
Twodozcn women's wash dresses,
made of fine white and colored
lawns, batiste and percale, light and
dark colors, sizes 32 to iZ; all re
duced 'A to off.
20c Lawns, a yd 2y2c
JOOO yards , figured lawns, all
new neat pretty patterns, dark and
light colors, dots stripes and figures,
32 inches wide, 20c values a yard
12'Az.
50 Women's Vests,ea34c
4 dozen women's gauze vests,
plain taped neck and lace trimmed,
34c each; women's vests 7'Ac to 25c
each, all fine gauze lisle, plain and
lace trimmed.
1.50 Long Silk Gloves, pr 98c
Long black and white silk gloves,
double tip fingers, all sizes, $1.50
values a pair 98c; long cape kid
gloves a pair $3.00; best Dent make
Children's Pique Coats 'A off
Children's stylish pique and duck
wash coats in light blue, pink, tan
white, trimmed with a harmonizing
color, sizes 2 to 10 years, all reduced
off regular prices.
60c Border Batiste 40c
48-inch border batiste in pink,
blue, lavender and green, beautiful
fine fabric, amber stripe with cross
bar border; the newest mixture in
wash dress goods, yard 40c.
Infant's Wrappers 1 5&25c
Infants fine gauze wrappers in
all sizes, pLin cotton and mercer
ized finish, prices 15c and 25c;
children's lace trimmed pants, all
sizes. 15 and 25c.
Muslin Underwear reduced
15 per cent from regular prices
Gowns, drawers, skirts, corset
covers, chemise, etc., all splendidly
made Big variety to choose from.
Men's Underwear Reduced 25
. All turamer underwear nt all prices re
duced, (hit and next week, Deishcr union
suits excepted. All colon, styles and
qualities, 50c garments Mq $1 Vrs
farmen's ; yC
Men's 1 5c Hosiery 8c
Absolutely fast colored, stainless half
hoiein sites 9 to I IK, 3 colors, black,
tan and gray, regular 15c qual-Ol
ity, special 03c
Men's 75c Straw Hats 40c
iO straw sailor hats of good quality,
late shade and sizes from 6X to 7X, me
dium high crown, black silk A(n
band, to close out... rVJC
MEN'S AND BOYS' 50c NECKWEAR 25s
20 dozen pure silk neckties in black,
gray, blue, red, green, purple, lavender
and all combination and patterns
Friday Only, 25c
iv- t r.,,r,a. W. M. Green, t. t.
. .i w.-.i piuriifi linn .1
to crow m an auiomo-
rhooolaunatfil.
A airload of cans fur the Allen can
nery arrived from the north this
morning.
Waists Reduced A and
All ladies' lingerie waists, in col
ors and white, very pretty assort
ment, plain and trimmed in lace,
sizes 32 to 42, your choice now at
'A and off regular prices.
51,25 36-in, BLACK SILK, yd SI. 00
Full 36-inch fine soft finished
black taffeta silk, red and green sel
vage, tomorrow a yard $1.00. Big
assortment novelty dress goods at a
yard 38c and 70c
4 pr. 50c' Hose for $1.50
3 pi . 40c Hose for $1.00
Buy staple black hese tomorrow;
the Wayne knit kind and save about
on your purchase.
Neckwear at 16 and 25c
' Sale sample neckwear at about
half regular prices; bows in lace and
silk, jabots, stocks, tailored ties- etc.,
prices .J 5c to 25c. '.?
Men's $1,25 Straws" 88c
Splendid qualities L. & L. straw sailor
hats, all sizes, two different styles, to be
dosed out at '
88c
MEN'S DUSfERS REDUCED 10
Tomorrow (Friday) we place on sale
all dusters, linen khaki, mohair, and
coverts, at 10 reduction. The colors
are white, tan, brown and black. Sizes
34 to 48.
Eugene's Largest and Best Store
Your Money's Worth
or YOUR MONEY BACK
; The foundation for the freight de
pot at its 'new location at the west I
' end of the yards I being put In. ,
B. W. Mad.lox. the railroad man,
sent to this office today some rigor
ous young corn, hi' h Is a pood sam
i pie of what Oregon can produce.
Otto Kaufman is moving his candy
I factory from Its temporary location
I at 71 West Elgnth street to hlB new
I building in the rear of his confec
tionery Btore.
Chapman
Liicrry
! bile last evening
, otlicera ul the
; tutiv.
I Lee W. Henry,
new spapermaii
no-! iST.'SKUSS' KM- ""i lb i
; lo install the new I theMiwiawii life t uis',reri'5 1
oud reiiows lodge j " b, hUJ'iI
Another fatality on t'ae sir et car
line. A cow belonging to Samuel
Manerud was run Into by one of the
cars out on the cemetery line yester
day and her leg broken. She had to
be shot.
Frank Fetrow ;s building a fine
bungalow on North Jefferson street
a former Eugene
Drottier-in-law of
H A. Sehwmuit. the barber, nas soio.
his newspaper, me boyd County Heg
ister, at uutte, .Neb., and expects to
come to the coast again.
The carload of Rambler autos.
which arrived here some time ago for !
tne Eugene Auto Company, will at David Sears oneofix
........ .... i..urt.il riiH uulerences be- ' n:n,n,.a,i,. ... ln
...... ,).., ruiirrmri enmuanv and the n1AMia,i n. t ,. ?s f
iwcvu iv. - - - 1 ma, i icu ui j ui uanrj
Auio company iiuiiij6 ucc oc....... r.nzauein Kcaff
' "i It-,'.
su. oau rrancisco jnit J
M 1.1
Reinhart, formerl
Mrs. Julia Ott.
KsterJ
J. B. Wilnelm, who Is dawn from
Zlon, reports that Mr. Lawrence, who
resides on Lost Creek, suffered a bro
ken lee yesterday atleruoon. He was
wii wnrkine with a grubbing ma
chine when something gave way, and
struck mm on ine ie&, iiui-liiiiiib a
the bone. Dr. George, of Creswell,
was called lo attend the injury.
S. H. FRIENDLY
592-594 Willomette Street,
ALL COLORED PARASOLS
Reduced 'A and 'A
FROM REGULAR PRICE
tl. ,w.ir i.p-naliiT nt tha nnvlnp"
next, door to Charles Barhlte's resl-1 . . . , . . . fBW days .
donee. He will sink a well, put in : )n new f)ues ln the b0)l.
a tank and Install electric power with he englne- The next street to
which to pump the water into It. j ba javed wl be 0ve gtreeti lf the
work of putting In the four-inch wa
Chlef of Police Farrington this ni... instead of the two-and-a-half
morning received word from Inde- j jncn plle ,joes not Interfere. Jf this
pendence that an automobile had ; work is not completed In time, West
been stolen there and the thief was
supposed to be on his way up the val
ley. The machine Is a Haynes, two
seated and light-colored.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Llttlefleld
Tenth street will be worked on first.
License to wed was today Issued
to J. H. Douglas, aged 46 years, and
Miss Nellie F'ishay, aged 30 years.
Mr. Douglas is a minister at Fom-
and Samuel Llttlefled, Mr. Little- gro'yi Washington, and a brother of
field's father, leave in thiv morning Rev s A DoUgiaS, of this city. Miss
for an extended trip east. They will t-hov. u ivBM-knnwn Allmnv
first go to Everett, Wash., and from
there to the Palouse country. From
there they will gono Minneapolis and
expect to be gone three months.
Richard Clow today filed with the
county clerk notices of appropriation
of -the WaterB of Mapleton creek at
Mnpleton. One appropriation Is for
36 Inches of the waters and Is for
domestic purposes. The other Is for
all the surplus water of the creek
and for power purposes for lighting.
John R. Chezem, the contractor,
today began suit In the circuit court
against Pisgah Lodge No. 159, I. O.
O. F.. of Goshen, to recover the sum !
of $1300, alleged due on the con
tract for erecting a new hall for the
lodge. The $1300 Is alleged to be
due above the contract price on ac
count of the modification of the spe
cifications. Pines and Pines are the
attorneys for the plaintiff.
The street car track Is being laid
from the present eastern terminus on
Kast Thirteenth street to the new
crossing with the S. P. track. Fore
man Utterback says cars will not be to rest there
Foshay is a well-known Albany
school teacher. Albany Herald.
Miss Foshay is well known in Eugene,
having graduated from the Univer
sity of Oregon In 1906.
of .v.. 1
whrra ho la u '1
wic .-.auujiai IIKIiK. Hei"
&s 13 uis nrst :
CAR OF CEMpJ
A car of Standard Port-
o n r. i 1 - utl-
Jl
i recti
L..V,
WOOD satcI
Gasoline pow:-r, by w
phone Red 32S2. (im
small will be appreciated
Do you want yourwitj
eu, your nouse or olf
Good work guaranteed i:j
prices, .mck .inner. 74 j
street; phone Red 4C21.
Kortol will without (J
anyone wno nas stomach i
stomach trouble. Take KJ
ana continue It for tk
that it 13 neeespiirv to r;J
plete relief. Kodol is soldi
gists. . .
Buy a Dnckage ot "wuJ
tlllzer for your roses
Price 2.1n. Chamber. hJ
This morning shortly before 8
o'clock one of the horses hitched to
a irilll wuguu leu uuitu uu LUC pave- tj0j .,, .
,. . dij... .. tli. Bread, cake and all
caused the tongue of the wagon to j d .1uf
come down, frightening the team. 6? West Elgnth streeI-
They started to run and kick, but
were held In check by the driver and
stopped by several hy-standers. There
was some excitement for a while, but
no damage was done.
Warner tunes pianos
ders at Morris Music Stor
NEW TODAtl
FOUND A purse evident
. ing to Mrs. Henry
. round some time .
have it by calling at T
tlCi'.
Four-Inch water pipe is being laid
on Olive street. In place of the 214
Inch main that was intended. Last
Monday night the Commercial Club
appointed a committee to interview
the council in regard to the matter,
the consensus of opinion of the mem
bers present being' that the street
should have an eight-Inch indepen
dent main before the pavement was
laid. However, the council at a meet
ing the same night ordered 4-inch
pipe laid and the matter was allowed ; PHEPAHED INSTANTLY. si
ins water, cool and serve, lfcl
all grocert. 7 flavors. RefoKH
I'KIIMDNAIi
J. II. Ilopklna went to Newport this
liinmlnf,
Leo lloaelton leavea In the morning
fur Newport.
Hnli'llth Honey woa In the city from
' .Cmatiun toiln) .
! .. K. I., llnaliliird, of Vancouver, in In
the city on bualnesa.
' Kil Walker, of Mablelon, la In the
ily for h few tiuya.
I). K. 8tcvena, wliu Uvea down the
river, was In town lnduy.
O. W. Miller, of Oiovlile, Cal., Ik
la KiiKvnei for a few Jnya.
I'r. II F. McCoiuack la In Hiilem
llMilltiK the) cherry tnlr.
' 8. M. limliiid, of 1'lca.Hiint Hill.
IM-iit Uat nlKlit lu llio city.
I Mlaa Mary llelaliaw returned yea
trrday from a vlalt In Portland.
J. W. Iliittli'ld win a paaaciiitor to
rirtland mi lh.. ikmii limn toilnv.
Rev. II. X. Mount i i'Iu i ih . I thia af
ternoon from an nntlim nt Newport.
J. II Wllh. lui, wile Hint child .nine
down Ir.nn .Inu mi Hi,, poon tinln to
day. Min. V. I., Km. I niul chtlii,.n w.-nt
In i'l. nk,u.t IHII i lila nrt. nuKiii nil a
Visit to friends.
('U.nim Wi-iiit, an Iiiuiiic man,
retiinml to I'nrtlnud Imliiv atur a
vlalt in Km:. in'
Mifs Klir.tlii.th TIi.iiiii(mi came
iluwti from Creawell llila iuhui tn .
It her alaixr. Mrs. J. W. Iliiltlelil
Mil- Anna Owen. i .Imulu,., nt
lien ll..u. nt t'rnw. i.lni u.,1 (imi'i a'
vlalt at I'liln;.. (lime I hi. ihk.i. I
H.-v. ti V. WriKln went in Album !
t.llla. t. ,l.l,.r t.ie i..,'l:lns a.l.llesa'
t the All'niil .11111:11, -r II 1 1 a. hnol. I
Mrs. Clvlii. ilaiiKhler. ill., A in
ii!p. and ami. It.. i I.,,,,,!,,,, 1
Spilnra till. alt... n. mil nil ml n.itnni
Arthur l.aulii, ,ta. , K ut i.
tliitlninn l..ne. :ui,l hi ii,. ,,. i
Inn an .iiiiiiik In th ii.init. t fr
8 I., u,..l ni ,1 a mining man.
left lliu m..ii.nK ,,r i,, (U,.r ,,i
ELI BANGS RETIRES
v. 'from livery business
Ull Hangs, Eugene's pioneer livery-
look after Ills Intercuts In that ills-, n successful profeKslonal visit ln this
tilct. ! valley.
"ll,.luuM W'nll... n...l QI.......I O ...... I
. .....nn tin,. .iii.i ......lit o. :, .--i , , lIirtlT
left this morning for Vldu on nil out- H. K. Minion and Jui.it, a. Lnngley,
Ini'.. I nil of Hugeno, were In town yesterday
I'. M. Hrown anil W. H. Robe, of; visiting the cherry fair.
Ili iiwnayille, are In Kugeno on bus-j Major U. C. i'..ii,...toiu- returmid
Incar. home this after noon fi'fim li.illnu
It. W. Newlnnd and diiiiuhtera nr.. , whnru he exninlneil n... n., .,,.,'; uinn. haa anlil hi f..,,,ii, i, i
hoiiiii from their niillim at Loudon ' of the new iiillliia conipniiv there. the Hangs Livery Co.'s stables to his
.Springs. Professor L. R. Alderinlin was n imrluers, J. H. West. Karl McNutt
Mlaa (leitrude liiiuiilngtnn of Jack- saatienger to Portland on the noon. ""'I P. P. Barnard, and will retire
aonvllli. la here visiting Miss Jewell .nun loony. ( roin there he will go , from the business. The firm name
Klliiiiiker. up the W(.Ht side unit return home ' will remain the same as before. Mr
1 hoa. nlali and wife, of San Fran-; Monilny. Hangs established these stables many
clac.i, iin lved here this mot nliig lo Jiimiw Casey, of Woodbiirn, unit I years ago and has sold out several
ii1 V, ,, ' , i Mr"' J"'"1 Oakliind. Ciil .i times, but litis each time gone back
II. h. Jlnrrla and family expert to arrived here this arternnon to visit ' Into the business. He will prounhly
leave In the morning for Newport on their duughter uud sister respective- Stakes long rest this time His future
their niiniial outing. j ly. Vis. K. L. Cuinpb..ii. I plnns are not given out
Mrs. II. F. Miller' and son are In John II. Iliirtoir went i. r,.fii,.,ul !
..... ti.,... in,. r uirni west oi ' ..rove mis ailerlinon lo dellver
cnplia of Nobody's Mugailne, which:
baa Just been lasued by the Cummer-i
clal Club, this uuinher being devoted
to that citv. 1
llenrg,. M. Miller returned today
hero for n few days' vlalt.
8 II. Thomas returned Jo Walln
Wnllii lnduy alter a visit Vllh his
mn r. liit Iv.'H and friend.
licit ge W. Ill l.li'wnll. , A. C. M.'-
uiiinnn nun ii. . i.nm.'ll.'lil. nr Am-' r un a trip to the lower Sluslaw. He
Ity. Vtinihlli r.miiiy, are In the city. , had one eye done up In a sllug when
.Mr. iin.l Mia Hen T Hull. Miss he arrived, having run lulu a limb of
C nke uud Mia C S, Kre. laii.l arc on a lice. While the Inliirv is painful It
I inir way to M. Kciisle Itrlilgn on till is not serious.
' Mi-rli. ItrlKKS. who has been vlsll-
Mlaa lla. liin.lera, of Allmnv. nf. ' I'm I'la imreiita, Mr. uud Mrs. K. I!.
ter a vlhlt m tin. hum,. ,.f Mr. and ' Hriggs. In Kiuene for several dav.
SHU ( 4
We have 1250 shares pf
Comstork llolden llnte stock
and will sell any part on rea
sonable bid. Room 3, Cham
ber of Commerce, Portland.
J1S
.Mia. r., Mrndeta lu Kiigene..ret in neil
liuniii today.
Mrs F II Siiudgraas caine down
from Cuttage lirove nn the noun !
i mint tn visit Hit pnrenta Mr
I Mia. S Y. Al.nlt.
I .Mlaa Null Mulkey. lli.i arrived
here a few du.a iigu, Iiiih b.a'li called
It.' Ailllanil en hiislues. but will sunn
1 n'liirii lo Kut, ii.v
Tliuiiiua II Kli'hai-.ta i,, . u.lv
Huiser. nf I'ul'tlnnd. uirln-.l In the
i.'ltv last i'i: an, I l..fi i'.u ..,..,
Upper .M, Kemle
AT TIIK (iKAXI)
leaves I might for Oakland. rl
where he is employed us beekkeeper
and stenographer.
lialph Kulniiai n Is up from Albany
.! l.i .1 Ml.. i, ., ... . I
from Portland. The family air puck-i
ing tn. lr lu.ilaeliultl gnn.ls preparalo-'
i y in iiiuvlng to Portland, to perms-1
neli'ly reside there.
.1. O. Storey, president of the Purl-!
land, Ktigeiie ti Kastern Hallway Co., I
ne.iilllp.inle.1 l.y his dnilKhters. Misses
Wliaie, lleasle all.) Ktla Stnrev. audi
N C Haelieller illld I S, .,n ,,f :
fih-1 l.aCrosae. Wis., arrived In Kncene !
I last evening In an automobile.
Tribune: Pi,,f,...,,r l -
IV W Illller nt Kllgen... l. ,. know m. A. 1.
The nrniri'iitn n. ll. r?P.,...t ...ut i...'
. ........... ... ..... ,.,, lu.
round ln another column, and is one j
of the best seen at this theatre. The
feature picture Is "The Mvsterv of a J
KlaiiHind Necklace," n thriller, and It I
will be shown with ull the iuechani-i
nil elfecia. Wedliesdav -night Isitt
prlre nkht. and the silver service that
Is In the vflndow of Roberts Hros.,1
Klghlh and Willamette streets, will' JJ
be given awnv. Hiul,,,-Ui,.,n . .... 11
Merchants Electric Transfi
tor the
Ing Irlp
Me.lt..i,
inieiuunr ni illsnii en- Imi.l. .1
lin.tiiimi'iits, ti retinu.sl Inline ;,tier
PR.UDENC
LEAL jU
10 depa.il )UUr nieiiey In a mort
l ank raiher than keep It a here
11 la rupced t all kinds of
rule
If Hi FTi.KNK LOAN
SVI.i;s HANK ..flet.,1 n
other In.luceuirni than a ecm
pia.e n, keep our .ash. it
niid be well worth ishile to
o,xn r a.cuuiii tiuie
Hut It lifters iiiany
Coine and ask a: ,
f leers w hnl t lii are.
ulliers
.f the
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F. W.
Hrown, Pi.-I,..it
Ostiuin, t'aehti
'f
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1 he fcugene Loan and Savings Bank
km iii i! iiiKi;csr
fuk Noimiwisr
i'ni'laii.l, July IT Ore.
K 11. Washiiict.ni and Idaho
Kair and warmer S.itur-dni.
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chestrn will furnish niusie.
TEA
Not 1 in 1000 who buv
Schilling's Best wants the
moncv.
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COL. W. G. D. MERCER, Manager
$he Star-Eyed. Goddess pf Reform. Smilingly Appml
IS pinTQ BOOSTER .tn 1
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ini ini inr-ir 1 w r T
iy U ILJl IL1II1J fc
ill. till ILILJU.LlL.il.
:IUlljyLnl UaJJJUU 113$
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FIVE TON ELECTRIC CAR
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- d's umniai, booster No. I, Ha-Goat in tha Prob'eu ot Ravcrutionizing tb:l
i ransportaticn o! Our Splendid City
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if tfOCf flffit tr.it tf.rr.rr N ro tail TT
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taanllne .uw.
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small will he aiipreclated
l.y W W. Mnnre.
NAHKAl: OPKVKI.
KMPUIYMKXT OKFICK XX
In connection with his cigar store !
ii Wlllametts street. Those wlsh-i ti
UIK I fin tslrnhon Red 1111 nr .n :a
Drdera large or j t risar store, 531 Willamette street. !
mala !- K W. Hall i',; IT
Me.". St l.oui- I
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IVWltfs Little Karlv 1!;",, 1
101: MMinstoiii I
' "r. M'l'iv J. K Cm-'
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."iu.'.s,r lu W. II. Davis , I,
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TVlH.il, MWM(1 te-
Jehn M. t. i',, aurctass.r 10 W !ol:
; H.'d.iv All weed sawr.1 In it 1.11m i
for (.rouii't sfrvlc phone Black I
".j residence 354 HIKD strwl
USHllue iiwiiui
IK YnC KVKW
merits of T. vas Waaler v u
.1 never suffer fr.nu Kl.l'iev.
Ider or rheiiniuli.4r.iil.!e $1
.two luuiil lis treatuietiti s,.M
or l.v mail. Sen, I f,,r
" .1. Hull,
'il'1...5.int little pills that are easy
I take. Sold by til QTugKlsis.
Olir Pfif3SII5 Hanlc Tan 7.-. .11 r, .
0 uu" ,c" Trl U3yL0nS a' 1 Cos! (for Motive Power) or Less
OUSTS T0U to
?Z " SiX F"1 Fifteen and One-Half
Balks m Ncvcr Tircs
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We Weitrh 9in ihc j w... ..
- Moccasins. Pegasus Weighs 9,700 Lbs. and W1
nuuiw ures oeven Inches Thick
Ahem! Wc do Things!! We Do!!!
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