Eugene daily guard., July 18, 1908, Image 8

THE EVGE.YB DAILY GCARD, BATIRDAV, JVUt 18,
-.-.--i-M- S ""ggS
Hundreds ol Remnants, Dress Goods, Wash Giods, frmestics, Lace
Embroideries, Trimmings, Ribbons, Etc., About Half Regular Prices
Midsummer Clearance Sale
AT FRIENDLY'S
Hundreds of jxoi.k- arc taking advantage of the wonderful values we are offering.
There lias been no let up in our business. Our business increase this year, up to now,
over last is a splendid argument for the prosperity of this community. It matters
little the reports we get from other sections of the country; we are satisfied that our
wonderful Lane County and KuKC-ne are improving rapidly and substantially. As to
increased business, we are probably running ahead of our ticket, as the politician would
say, but there is perhaps a reason for this. We have taken advantage of the low mar
ket, in many cases, and have been able to give better values than our competitors.
During this Mid-Summer Clearance Sale we are offering many lines of seasonable
merchandise at otdinary wholesale prices
Waists
Warn Dreises
Suits
Skirls
Prttiroa's
Underwear
Hosiery
Wrappers
The Following Articles Reduced to V
Lace Curtains Dress Goods Men's Suits
Wah Gouds
Curtain Nets
Domestic
Table Lintps
Brd Spreads
Pillows
Blankets
Comforts
Silks
Trimmings
Laces
Embroideries
Parasols
Gloves
Boys' Suits
Underwear
Neckwear
Suit Cases
Hosiery
Trunks
Shirts
BIG BASEBALL
GAME TOMORROW
AFTERNOON
Tlie Campl'.-ll-Fcilman and Halsey
baseball teams of the upper valley
1. ...Ill I.,..- ... IJui.ri.tTf.n
'ark at 3 p. m. tomorrow. The game ; at the Orpheiim tneaire '"
grovatins postal -anls asklu the coal j rme only of Hood's
what ne is lus - i one great blood
a so interviewed the elevator people a,e 6now line and then wr te oaca ag-
and an aent of H.e company isio
supple the elevator for the building
will be here Monday to look after
the work of iniaihng it.
Preliminary surveys were made to
day for the pavement of the hi K on
Sixth street betwein Olive and Wt
lamette. Crushed rock is b-inn haul
ed on the lower end of Olive street.
There will he a hoxini? exhibit.on
100 Dosi
Knocking a Weapon.
P.-ifi,
promises to he one of the best of the
season, as the Halsey team la one of
the beat In the league. A comparison
of the teams may be had from the fart
that the Campbell-Kellman team lost
to KprinKfleld on July 4 by the aeore
of 7 to 6, and on the following day
: won by the score of S to 0 from the
same team. Last Sunday Halaey lost
to Springfield by the close score of
3 to 2.
The home team has been strength
ened by several new players who will
appear ln Eugene uniforms for the
first time. Springer, a big six-foot
Bouthpaw. will be on the slab for Eu
gene, and he has goodB that will sur
prise the Halsey stickers. On first
Mead, a lively" baseman and good
sticker, will see that Halsey does noj
get over the first bag. Clifford, for
merly of the California league, will
cover the second bag. and the big fel
principal participants being liattling
HurriK and Kid Berry, two well-
known boxers who have each seen a
erear deal of hard work in the ring.
There will be several preliminary
bouts.
Among the carload shipments Into
Eugene this morning were the follow
ing: A car of coal for the Berger
Bean Hardware Company; two cars
of logs for the Eugene Lumber Com
pany, a car of household goods for B.
F. Carter from Woodville. Or., and a
car of cement for 1-. N. lioney.
Colonel Mercer has succeeded In
Inducing the Studebaktr company to
send one of their 3tl-ton touring cars
to Eugene, in charge of Mr. Kerby.
one of their most expert chaffeurs
and salesmen. The colonel was forced
to Invoke the aid of the Commercial
Vc invite you to inspect these wonderful values.
You'll find it cool and comfortablethe.se hot days.
Shopping is a pleasure at this store.
Obliging and courteous salespeople
tK--LrST S. H. Friendly Y,,,Mii.w,"t
BEST STORE 592-594 Willamette Street. YOUR MONEY BACK
: low will receive his share of applause I Clubs of Eugene and Portland in or-
from the fans. Moon Is well known
to Eugene fans and will play in the
outfield. The game promises to be
one of the best of the season and
should be well attended. It is report
ed that nearly low fans from Halsey
will accompany the team from that
place to this city.
The Chicago ladles' baseball team
will play the locals two games at
itecreatlon Park within a few days,
the exact dates to be announced lat
er. The line-up for Sunday's game:
Springer, pitcher; Weed, catcher;
I .Murphy, shortstop; Mead, flrat base:
I Clifford, second base; O'Brien, third
I base; l.eabo, right field; Moon, cen
tre field; Johnson, left field. Harper,
j substitute.
' ii.r tn seciiro thin concession from
the big concern manufacturing these
cars, and Is naturally pleased with
the success of his efforts. The car Is
one of the smoothest running ma
chines that ever skimmed over Eu
gene's paved streets and it will be
kept here for the benefit of Colonel
Mercer's personal friends, who are
legion, as well as for the purpose of
demonstrating the superiority of the
Studebaker make. A mate for this
car won the 100-mile race at the
Portland Hose Festival.
i
.... . 1 i
r.iigcnc, iwt for nome on last even-
lug's train. t,
H. H. McCnllster returned to Cres-
DIED.
CITY NEWS
Expect to kill anything with that
Eun
"Nothing but time."
"Pshaw, jou will do well If you kill
time with It!"
It's Headed Thii Way.
. 1 wish that May
In garb of green
Would evr stay
, A smlllnK queen.
? For then might we
With Hps that smlU
80 gladsome be
Most all the while.
But May. sweet May,
Is bound to pass;
She will not stay.
The winsome lass.
Comps In her stead
It makes us sigh
Hot, screaming, red
Fourth of July.
w" AI"s ft mart
j cures that are the Kotl
I t eradicates a!i
to scrofula.
t
100 Dose
Tn IIR.lal It . 1
I Ablets known as Sari.,."'
I SPECIAL SUNDAY
-"I
'EXCURSION 10 f
Sunday, July i9th
sola tn uftir.K. . tlfti
good for th date S'i
gene at b o clock a m ,'
on the midnight train'?1
nectlong made at Alba,,
and all and enjoy a ,1
the beach.
A. J.
Of Course.
"Why does a woman always want to
be in style r'
"Give It up."
'But It Is so easy."
"Well?"
"Because It Is unfashionable not to."
Do you want your windows wash
ed, vour house or office cleaned:
Good work guaranteed at reasonable
prices. Nick Miller. 7 4 East Seventn
street: phone Hed 4'21. al6
i
Mrs K. Shearer, nf Wcndlliiff In In
ul Won v.n. f i P ' M. Hr
" h., ' oilUu UuslnoHB.
wol I IIiIh urn-moon. II Htent the day
I ill roiK'-
..v' . . CIhv Owen. Frank Atmltiiirp anil M rn II It HH'Unnv ttil at (lin hou.
0. O. Peterson returned from Hose- Idence on Collimo Hill todav at in
A. in. or a complication of diseases.
j omw uusiucss. Hue nad Deen very 111 for evrnl
Hoy Bean emit In from the wuth " "n.. i " .' u," . ., r 1B',U', Hn
- ".j ...m ,.... iilu.-b iv uiuiunii uiiii uiiw .imnr 10
noon from a business trip to I'ortliind . mourn her loss, H. W. Holdwii, of
and Independence. - Washington, William F. Holden. of
Mrs. II. c. Perkins, of Grantl J'bsb, j Winona, Minn., and Mrs. 11. Felteh.
arrived In Eugene Inst evening lO)!?"'1'!, Mus. The funeral will be
Visit frlonds a lew days. Sto Is 0n l,ul, (r()m Gordon's tlniWluklnK par
hef way lo Portland, - ' ' I lots Monday at 10 a. m., with intur-
Mlsa l.ucy Whitney, fho has been inent In the I. O. O. F. cemetery.
Ill Simpson, Minn., and who has been i Hev. II. II. Trimble will have charge
iiniidiK in- i itni i ly ui r.. I., uorr, i oi inn services,
' last evening.
,V'. 11, Kay and family are home
from Newport.
Mrs. W. Wlili went (o Junction
this morning. '
-Vll. II.' K. llolleliticek went Ul
I'urtland today.
,Mr. Julia Caylor weitt tn Portland
today for a visit.
Mrs. Claude (Inhy was n passenger
to Junction today.
II nd London, Coltaga drove book
keeper, U In KuKn tulay.
J. J. Jvblisoo of Moutvsao,:,, Wash..'
"rflvt'd in Rilketm yesterday."
h. L. Goudrli li and family are Ink
Inn an outing at llaiel Dell.
M. E. Edwards, of Fall Creek, was
In the city today nn bualne.
Loganberries, black saps and rasp
berries are selling hy the box at 5
cents.
Dr. J. O. Watts, the optician, will
not be In his office In this city Mon
day and Tuesday.
- Hunter & Willoughby have the
ciinlraet for wiring the new Bible
L'nlvursliy building,
The boards on the roof of Inn alone
Bible University building are nlltliist.
all laid. The siirlacw is lu to oil
top of them yet,
j. '. ftfi'iTlnger has the contract
Kodol will without doubt, help
anyone who has stomach disorders or
stomach trouble. Take Kodol today
and continue it for the short time
that It Is necessary to give you com
plete relief. Kodol Is sold by all druggists.
Buy a package of "Will Grow" fer
tilizer for your roses or garden.
Price 25c. Chambers Hardware Co.
Humor mid Philosophy
r DUNCAN M. SMITH
f
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
wv" ,J!'0rrllu"!l,.lh'"1','0,'!!';'''' . !, r!,".ln,!l,'of Kiel. MnunlHln lodjrft, 1 for Wing the old passenger and
V ' . m "". r "" '"!V," '. ' "v "I w,"' h d"cilH" a rM ll'ot buildings to their per-
.v,t.,, a on . in iinvo ciinigo tit i,he er' ! "nanent location.
-e;i iuini;vos in Kugonr. Mr. 1 1 111 l"v rv
Will"1 !i cimmlifrpr of Mrs. Baldwin. -mmr-
ikv Ktiy l-imntaln rnturued home
m.luY from Klamath Falls, where ht
Sometimes when
ground fur divorce
rent bis neighbor's.
a bill n has no
be endenvors to
'Visited Ills father. Ho will iprnd
I some, time hern before re-entering nn
II. 1.. (lard, nf Hamilton, Kalians,
Is here with a vkw of loratlng.
Charlti Carhtkn was In the city
from OottMe Grove over nlKht.
M. .. Hidden, of Madison, 'U
ctinJti, It lookltiK over Kugenu.
Charles II. Jones was a passenger
On the tiiK this inornliiK for Vlda.
lir. W. 11. I'oliard and wirn, nt
Xlareola, spent Inst night In the city.
J. Ktivanaugh came home last even
ing from a Hip through Houthern Or
egon. Itev. C. It. Moore went In Halsey
today to preach, lie Is a student
liere.
A. L, Pollard was In town today,
lie Is selling off lilt large flock nf
gnats.
Misses Rue Dorrls ami A. M. Hmllh
left this morning for nn outing at
Blue Itlver
Miss Kilns Hill left for lloiiulniu.
Wash., this morning, where she will
visit an aunt.
Mr. and Mrs. I.. N. Honey were pas
enters (or Portland on thv evening
train ystrdny.
1.. II. Putter and Y. IV llen.lll and
families have left for the upper Mr.
Kenile on an outing.
Frank Wlllmnn, of Salem. Is In the
rlty visiting his brother, Charles,
chief clerk at the Hotel Urvss.
I. I' and J. It. Alttxera, of lies
Moines, Iowa, are In Eugene vUltlug
their brother-in-law, J. II, Nunlcr.
Itev. II, M. Green went to l.al'omti,
a place near l.ebanoii, this niorulng.
where he will luild servleis toinonow
Mr. and Mrs Jeup llmith return
ed tn rorllamt today after a vtnti
with Mr.. Ilootb's uiother, Mrs. J. S
Utile
Die Mlkkleum l home from Ills
trip to Denmark. He eu)tved Die tilp
Immetmely. hut Is vei) glad to. gel
tack to Otegon
Mrs. Vlttur Holt, of Fort Wrangle,
Alaska, alter a visit with relatives In
Wo have. 1450 Wea of
Comstock Golde Gate stock
and will sell any part on rea
sonable hi. Hoiltn 3, Cham
ber of IVrhmerce, Portland.
J1S
Enslern medical college.
Miss Mury Johnson left for Coos
Bay on an outing this afternoon. She
will also visit friends at Itosehurg,
Grunts Pubs and oilier Houthern Ore
gon towns.
Mrs. J .J. Hess and daughter went
to GoKhcu this iiflurnuoii. From
there they will gu up the const fork i
of the Willamette, where they will en- j
Joy an outing. i ,,
Mr. and Mis. W. C. Grove, for- , ' ,,'r"Kn"l" 1 ,n (!raml "'" ,K"
merly of Kng. ne. hut who have been 1 "'V!,'1 " et.l.ns.ii and is one
at Oakland, Cnl.. for the past year V ' ,.h'',,,r0- Th"
and a half, arrived her . last even ng . 'V"""' 1 hM'"''' of u
and will p ..hahly reside hero sRiilu I JJilV'1!?'1 i. u'! ,hr"".
Arthur Frmer. tint well.w n,.u n " '." '"' " " " oieciiniii
AT THE (iUAMt
Major C. J. Hummond went to Sa-
lem this uiorulng, where he will at
tend the state shoot next week. He,
Is a ruugu officer
Wlieti you smile at trouble, it some
times takes that as an Invitation.
The wrinkles In our faces lire rarely
cauaed by the bard work we do.
Born That Way.
"What makes you act so foolish?"
asked the exasperated lady.
"Comes natural." solemnly replied
the offending youth.
No Defeat, Though.
"He met his I.u at n bathing beach."
"Good swimmer?"
"In the sen nil of the time."
"Then he met his water Lu."
Never Was Thert.
"I am sure of one thing."
"What's that?"
"There's plenty of room at the top
"How do you know?" '
CAR OK CEMENT
A car of Standard Portland cement
325 barrels just received.
117 L. N. RON'EY.
WOOD SAWING
Gasoline power, by W. W. Moore,
phone Bed 3282.- Orders large or
small will be appreciated.
WILLIAMS CAKRoT:
WITH ARNICA and WrtJ
The best salve in tned
ter, chappHd hand 7.,;
tions. Guaranteed to KinJ
or mnnpv rof,j " 1
w '-'uiiuku. u.i
Drng Co. William, M,,l
SEW TODAy
CHERRY PICKERS fle
.us wioujueii cnerrv i
outside city llniiic V:
Red 1332 or see J. R fJ
FOR REN'T LaTST
rooms, bath, eleectric
an , ooauiliui home. J
Of reec.
FOR SLF Full-bloods
walker hounds; Bootba
quire ot K. A. Booth.
Bnseball at Recreation Park Sun
day at 3 p. m.
I'p to 10 o'clock this forenoon 424
hunters' licenses were Issued by the
county clerk. The big rush is not
yet on, as the deer season has not
yet fairly started.
The section crew is putting In a I
side track Just west of where the I
freight depot now stnmls. Th trunk I ''
behind the present freight emporium , f
will uu removed.
An ounce of prevention may be worth
a pound of cure, but n pound of cure
U worth a small fortune.
musician, who was for n long time
connected with the I'nlvorslty, arriv
ed here this uMcrnnon from tipokane.
where he Is now established, lie will
visit his tunny friends here for a eou-
I pie of weeks.
Albany Himocriit.: Mrs. W. C 1
jl.owe passed through the cllv thlal
i morning on her way from Eugene to
Portland to reside. She will be Join-!
eil loiilitht by Hr. I.owe, who Is In the
city. The doctor will make Portland j
Ills headquarters, making bis regular'
trips as heretofore. He now has a)
Iflne four-story flat rooming house,'
one of the ncul.Bt In the city, and'
needs to he there to look nfter Ills In-'
lerests. lie hits mnde a success of i
his business, anil (hero are few men'
In Western Oregon with more friends. 1
cnl etreets. Wednesday night Is
prlxo night, and the silver servlre that
Is In the window of Roberts Bros.,
Eighth and Willamette streets,' will
be given away. Ilendershott's or
chestra will furnish luiislc.
C. NADKAl' II S OPK.XF.O I
I IvMI'LOYMKM' OFFICK
i In connection with his cigar storej
at SSI Wlllnmette street. Those wish-!
'lug help telephone tied H'.'l. or call
l cigar store, 131 Willamette street.
TEA
You think one tea as
good as another ?
Why don't you buy at
the lowest price you see
in the window ?
Your eri itlutm rour annar U ree
lnt attulnug'a btt. t tr bits.
IF YOC KNEW
The merits of Texas Wonder von
from Kidnev,
Itimcbiill at Hccreiitlou
day at S i. in Kilitctic
scl , league teams.
Park Snn
s. Ilal-
TIIK II IMUJVti tip MOM V
Often tempts e ,' I . spend It
or to larcleuM) ,iv it i;) un
protected placet.
But everv shrewd biinlness
man keeps his regular business
account at the bank which he
knows lo he Hie most reliable
and accommodating.
We are carrtlng the arcouma
of the best nieic.'innls and pro
temoiial men - a tact 1 1 n
shinilil he tutllii.nl auar.iiile
of our biulncaa standing.
W. E. Brown, President.
K. W. Ostium, t'al ler.
u i,i
bladd.
never suffer
or t hetlinntle tronble.
Mcl.eod. the tailor, while bathing
In the Willamette river last evening,
stepped upon an old tin can, cutting
! hla right foot badly. He is compelled
w bo uiuiiim on cruicuea loony.
The Weber-Biisseft Cunning Com
pany, defendant lu a suit with W. G.
Allen, have filed a motion for a new
trial. lu the flrat damages were
awarded against them. The, cuse con
cerns a cherry contract.
Pastor Trimble will leave Tuesdav
for a two-weeks' outing up the Mr'.
Kenile. Hear him tomorrow on the
"Call of a Great Mi to a Great
Work," 10:3a a. m., and "God s
Guidance to You," at 8 p. nt.
A Lane county lion man nM ti,iu
morning Hint his crop was fine, but as
m- on hook ns so uoor lo. i i.t , . i
think he could sell them for smoking
tohucco. He said he would not lie sur
prised If the price flropped to four or
five cents. j
Clay Owen took Frank Armllage'
and C. O. Peterson out to his Sunday
school and brought them back In an'
Moth were so well iiIoh..,!
4w
Some people
would rather be
contrary than
right any dny.
A girl's Idea of
n good time is nil
piny and a dish
of Ice cream.
There Is no question that the citizen
who sleeps out loud is nu undesirable
associate.
It Is a good thing to work hard,
i hnrd thing to work good.
but
Some people are dissatisfied the mo-
ment they find themselves completely
satisfied.
There would be no fun lu it If we
were nil on the same side of the ques
tion. i
1 Some people are such good material
that they Just can t help making fools
of themselves.
auto.
niHlle iiwii months treatment! sold
i J null, or In- mall. Semi for
testimonials Hr E W. Hall
OIIe street, St. I.ouls.
$ !-ltli the trip that Clay savs he sold
A June Spasm.
'Tls good to !, alive In June.
W lien all tl, .rM ,w
Wli.n flel.ls nr.. I ulrr b
Ami skies nl.ve nr.- blue
Th, thresh.,1,1 f hilrv,'
';,"'"I '"'r ch-'k mw.
Old Mother Karth , xt-ct.nl wait.
Her bouuly to lesl.iw.
Bread, cake and all kinds of. can
ned goods for lunchn at Walker's,
6S West Eighth street. j2V
Feed your roses or lawn a little
"Will Grow1' fertilizer and see the
Improvement. Chambers Hardware
Cold boiled ham sandwiches, fine
as silk, at White's restaurant, Be.
aid
For comfortable eye jlJ
recommend the
"SOi EAST
Eye Glass Mountings. Thej ii
name implies and readily id;
selves to almost any shaped i
keep most all kinds of raouotiJ
those who Have been having
eipeciaily recommend tbe"5,
We fit glasses right and 2! rid
Fourteen years experience J
J. 0. WA I'TS.OpI
611 Willamette SieJ
TOLITK ATTEXTIM
greets all customers it
market, and as choice i
of meat as was ever laiJ
block juicy, tender, w
ly flavored and fine grat
what we cut your porter:
sirloin, flat bone or 111)
steaks from. We knovr i
cut up meats for your ti
. well as to choose the pr
so that they will look ttc
as well as tender and sure
Our prices are low for
meats.
Broders'Broj
Phone 2Mair. 40 - - Wt J
them two tn.uoinws nn (he strength
Th, cherry-
trees tnvltlni; stand,
this
A Paine. Ylee -President.
lilen. Ass!
The Eugene Loan and Savings Bank
K...!.L.-.d . a,,,., ..d su.p.., ay
I'se Hewitt's l.lttl,. Karly
pi.-as.int utile pills that are ea
take. Sold Pv all uruggists.
Haselcill at licereatlnn Park
day at .1 p. m. Kugcne m.
sey, league teams
His
.siin-ll.il-
! l-ev. o. C. V light retiirne.l
aiicr.ioiiu from A loin v n.i .vi
'dim servlcisai the Baptist i lunch to
inonow. looming and evening. To
moirow evening li,. will show stereop.
ti.oii vi, s ,! S:i 11 FraticiMn, ,n addi
tl u to tl;,. regular serl.lon.
! Claude e
With rliH-i.Mt fruli n.,m..
Ami In tl.,r .n,.r
l..k r.h.,1 , , trnn
Tlie s.Hl Is ...ft ,,,V w
Ami ylel.ling lo tl. lr..v,
ni.e nu.Oesl lltilo ytllow ,!,,
ok from their lowly b,,,.
Eugene Poultry Stor
All orders for live and dressed poultry filled
promptly. K
If possible send in your ord.-r's for frs one
oay in advance of delivery.
Chicken feathers for your summer cushions,
5c per pound.
i..
102 East Ninth Street,
MIIIIM
Phone MainH
tH
i
Wtmii svu;
(iasnllnv pew. r. hv W. W M,mre
phone Hed 3;x2 Orders larae or
small ill w appreciated.
"man picked f.r.." iionioi
ol . herries In etsht hours on te p,u...
" 'ui ani. r. on nay island.
" 1 "'.' ' n e cherries were in
naie s:ul th,. trees heavily
Ko lar
The ir I, rrailr.ln, .,, ,h ,
Iron, t r,.r ,,kHim
r ri K lltlf lip
!th n,tut
The
liv,h-.l :
as Known this is th. h.t r... '
iu ui.i.H- m i.aiu county this
Is rich
th.'lr ltm:n ni.--,,- i
Ar,M.iul thr .h.-It.-r..,! hu.
r)vind.
Vim MlKltlSIWIMI
C.asolcne power. Apply J H t'n
'i, ..i.i l tt'i Te'ephon,. 111.,
'-. Micressor to W
111
If
t
lMvis.
Henry ll.u!
! Is t ourlt-s the
I'lle. arrive,!
burs. Ills
bv the passeii
expects to s::,
; vi vtatii., ,h , vielnlty.
ear.
h r.f Saa Fracisco, who
country lu his autotno
here today from Uose
ile and daiuhter came
ter train last nUht. He
here svvcral da s. In-
WtMII) SIBIIII
John M. h. imoo. tucotsor (a W
K Hodny. All wood sawed to guilts
a1 1 service
U Kesldenee 3JI
Ossollus woodtaw
o
I
phone lllack
HiKh street, tf
I fro
the
bri, k
S Prank
I'ortl.m.l
ni.usr ,.i
to 1'iu..-
hl.vk h.
F I
turned la: nlsht
where he Inoke I after
shlpplu the prc-;::e,i
Tie for the new flve
'tis erected hv t - I
here. It wlil 5,rlve
Dty of th. Airthip. j (
Whei, the airship arrive, d every I i
family ha, . o,. scrvhval.le family ' !
rarryaii ,h, 1M1, ,.,,., lu,lr (
I'.v n universal u.la-ratlon to the i
tropics durfnejh, n.,er mon ! ;
W hat Is ,o hmMer . , , h(1 j !
nM,.o. heart and lo c,.- L
of sasollne ,,. Ir;lv,, ,lm h( ,
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