Eugene daily guard., July 22, 1908, Image 8

THE FXOBXB DAILI gBARD. WEI)NESAV. Jl LY 22, 1908
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wavne rnii nosicry
Ajcnls Moneybak Silks
Nemo and Kabo Corsets
Waymc Knit Hosiery
Dent Gloves
The Friendly Store's Midsummer Clearance Sale
CITYNEW5
FRIDAY SURPRISE SALE
Women's Fancy Hosiery
5UC to tic values
Pair 40c
100U pain fine Mule. Gauze
nil Silk Mole Hose; black, with
while and colored llk embroi
dered figure; dot, spray and
floral effects, Onyx and Hernia-
droit dye: ilie , V4 , . V4.
10. Full fashioned dmilile foot,
hlgh-spllccd heel; sartor lop;
regular and out slies; regular
price, f. Or. .(, 75c and )(;
your choice Friday Surprise
ale; buy all you A,Cc
waul, at, pair TV
FOR TOMORROW
65c Summer Union Suits, 48c
Women's fine Swiss ribbed union suits, four styles, low
and high neck, short sleeves, sleeveless, tight and lace
trimmed, knee length, 65c values, all sizes, td,fic
sale prices, suit
$9 Col'd and White Dresses $5
16 white and colored white and colored lawn dresses,
stripes, checks and figures, trimmed in lace, embroidery
and insertion, sizes 32 to 38, value to $12, P C fT
now each J'W
Parasols at Half Regular Prices
Colored parasols, brown, blue, tan and fancy white,
worth 52, $3, $4 and $5, at half these prices. -J
Ladies' Sleeveless Vests 7Mco34c
Ladies' fine Swiss ribbed s'ccvelcss vests, taped and
lace trimmed necks 7c, 10c, 15c and 34c; extra sizes,
,16Kc, 25c and 50c, all specially priced.
Knit Drawers for Women & Childn
Lace trfmmcd or tight knee 15c to 50c pr
ChildWs Tan Hose, all sizes, 25c pr
Stamped Linen Prices
Big assortment stamped linen pieces, squares, scarfs,
dollies, center pieces, pillow tops, corset covers, collar
and cuff sets, aprons, etc. Take one of these along on
your vacation. Full line Carlson & Currier's embroid
ery silks.
FRIUAY SURPRISE SALE. DENT'S AT
$4 Long Cape Gloves prPV
For Friday we offer 4 dozen pairs of Women's Ion? cape kid
gloves, celebrated Dent make, sizes 5'A to TA, full pique seams;
regular $4.00 quality. Only four dozen; if you want any ot
these glover plan to be here early, the chances are CO Q
there will be none left by noon, a pair pV.
FOR TOMORROW'S SHOPPERS
60c Women's White Hose, pr 42c
50c White Sole Hose, pair 38c
300 pairs fine black hose, white heel, sole and toe, white will
not show above the lowest slippers, sizes 8 to JO, the celebrated
Wayne Knit Make, regular 50c quality, 38C
a pair tomorrow
20c Thin Wash Goods, yd 1 2c
500 yds thin lawns and batistes, light and dark 1 O
colors, 32 inches wide, 20c values, yd 2'
60c Border Batiste, yd 40c
4 pieces only, pink, blue, lavender and lifjht green with white
stripe and border, the very newest effect, 60c quality 4,Of
yard - --
ALMOST EVEYRTHING
Reduced in Men's Department
Shirts, Hosiery, Underwear, Clothing, Etc.
For Friday Surprise Sale Only
50c and 75c Suspenders, Including President, Crown and Pioneer Sine
$1.50 white miff ISoBom Shirts,, Blze 14 and H Vi only, sale prlcettftc
40c Underwear, shirts only; sizes 34 to 42; nut, color; Friday. . l()c
$1.50 boys' Telescope Mats; silk-bound edge; all sizes ONc
10 doz. all sizes, colors and quality men's Undershirts, 50c val..2Hc
15c Half Hose, fast color and stainless; sale, Friday !4c
50c Neckwear In pure silk; four-in-hands and bows IMc
SSiST Men's Clothing
A special opportunity will be given you on Friday
only to buy men's and
boys' clothing of superior
quality for little money.
THESE PRICES FRIDAY ONLY
$30.00 Suits Friday $20.00
$27.50
$25.00
$22.50
$20.00
$18.00
$17.00
$15.00
$12.50
$10.00
$ 7.50
$19.00
$17.50
$16.50
$14.00
$12.50
$11.00
410.50
$ 9.75
$ 8.00
$ 4.85
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At KHLBM MM. t C.
JryJr hh cm mm
Brick
buildiiis
which sten was riding and proceed
ed to pummel bim. q
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Offers are being made for eggs at
"0 tents a dozen.
o
Kritiian Myer. a native of N'or-
toda.v filed HIS UL-ciurauuii y, ...
AH Hum!
work on the uuo r eo. 0 ht,umv
was begun tttil momme. (.,tjlt.n
Attorney J. G. Wells has received, Marri.,.,, licenses were issued to
from Meiford an Oldsmobiie "-'!dav IO the following: Ldward
he will use here. Itiwift, of Pleasant Hill, and -Miss L.
. n....i, ,.f KiiL'pne: Junn C
Scaffolding Is being put up for the Hollll(!S and '.Miss Dora M. Irvln, both
Eugene's largest and Best Store
Your Money's Worth
or YOUR MONEY BACK
S. H. FRIENDLY
392-594 Willamette Street.
MAIL AND TELEPHONE ORDERS
Promptly Attended To
WRITE FOR SAMPLES
fprliiis resort, was hi tlu. city : lluinsport, IV,
yesterday on business. K,,t, ,1IH, lll)tlll
iMwt".i t viscar niruset una returned from i hr
J. V
Portland to visit his parent
J. V. Iliay went to Portland todav
jnklD.. of Crow, was In the! lo $ d"V.'
ruj. Kiu.j. from t'reswell on th,, ,im, ln,n to.
K II, Curlier, of (iilunell, Iowa, la day
In Iho rllv. , Mis I. llhl I'.lllllllK. of t.mlriltlde. Is
I.. A. Ward, ef Cobur. spent lust hern vlntUiiit Mis. f. It, Sell, tor some
nlKlu In ihc city. , U
H. V llaker Jr . I. up from I'm val- , " ,S , n empbue of Thi
ll rlnltltijt trleiul. i.imrd. l. ri tub.) (or Mnpleimi on an
Ml.. Olive l. I.pl,m. of Yreka. """" Nm Nl.wam, ., , ,,,.,.
M A. ItickHid. of tnrHl)ls, whs in relative,
the city mi 1,Mli,e, t,.,la I. T Howard and It. Sno.lm ..f
r.M.ij.m I ic I i , iiun ll.m' (, in,, In ,, ,.y
arrival In Kimeii,. l.' mKln litiMiies
Ia- t;,r, pioprleu.r ot tlie l.ou. w. K. Zellicr and wile
were arrivals In Ku-to remove to San Francisco, where
x .-Mr. Woodruff Is lnci,i
iuia .Mimrer arrive,! Home last .sa
chimney at the heating plant of the
Hible I'niverslty.
Wayne Hurd is taking the place
of Henry Kissinger at handling the
night express. Kissinger Is quite 111.
Steve Strawn. the S. P. foreman,
took his first vacation in '"een
years for month's oirting at Belknap
Springs.
S. D. Allen, the attorney, pur
chased yesterday an acre of land
that was In the center of his place
north of the city.
One block of pavement has been
laid on Olive. Side ditchfs from the
main water line are being put in
wherever needed.
No pigeons will be flown from Eu
gene to Portland during the rest of
the summer, as the birds do not do
well in the heat.
Dr. Lowe will be in his Eugene of
fice the remainder of this week.
Have him test your eyes for glasses;
19 years' exparlence.
! Architect Hunzicker Is drawing
plans for a seven-room residence for
Matt Momb to be built in Fairmount
at a cost of about $1500.
' The vault fixtures for the First
National Bank's new and enlarged
vaults have arrived and were hauled
, from the car to the bank today.
J. E. Kllborn has just finished
drilling a well 107 feet deep on Col
lege Hill for a family named Winters.
The flow of water Is Btrong and the
quality Is pure.
I Oregon watermelons are not ex
pected on the market until the middle
of August. Oregon tomatoes will
probably appear on the local market
In about two weeks.
The Golf Club expects to burn
over their links soon In order to get
rid of the long dry grass. They have
been unable to play for sometime
ion account of the heavy growth.
I The contest case of China B. Shirk
vs. J. G. Rarus concerning s
neVi sw; nw!4 seVt sec. 34, ip. 17
s., r. 7 w., was decided in favor ot
the contestant. 1. N. Harbaugh ?is
attorney for contestant.
The lights at the new depot were
turned on last evening for the first
time. The lighting Is perfect and
the whole building seemed to he
ablaze when all were turned on ut
once.
Thwe slrangers were sent out of
town rejoicing this morning my Po
lice Judge Dorris. They claimed
they were not tramps, though .the
officers picked thein up as such, and
the judge did not feel like giving
them work on the streets.
Professor Timothy Cloran leaves
tonight fiir the East, where he will
spend his vacation. He will visit In
Illinois, Ohio and New York, besides
going to other places. He and his
wife, who left two weeks ago, will
return about September 22.
Chief of Police Farrington is off
on his annual vacat ion. going to Salem
and other points north. The city
council grnnted him ten days' leave
of absence. Officer Purdy takes his
place and L. llonney will take the
latter's place on the night force.
Effort is being made to get Fred
lie Neffe to pitch against the Chi
cago ladles' base ball team next Sun
day. While Fred Is not In the best
condition, he Is the most experienced
pitcher In Eugene, and would stand
an excellent chance of defeating the
visitors.
The city council met this morning
ss Florence Andrews returned " 11 0l"m,ll"ee of the whole ami dis
eveiilng from a visit with the 1Mlsstl1 wnter question. They do
Young at Maplenm. " ' """ ai'"1!" Possession until
.-mmiM i. uuiiiga nicy pay nil lulls
and take all the receipts during Julv.
The bonds will also be dated froin
July 1.
of WU-
i veuini: l nun u, r trip Ihrougu Iheilast
' :tanillv of r. H
Mr, aild .Mrs. I'. 11. Fisher went 1 1 , She rulHrnu i.. !..-. I
V , , ...... , , wl , I,,,,,, MOllII.
K"'U' ,IU' "'"""'-i, Mr!; " ' ""'-"-"hott I daugh-
Mrs. t'hariotte Xeiher lef, ,o,.v ' . CI."? f"
for Ta. otna. here she will visit h,.'r morning for a month's' vacation I w , ,,, . ' ',
son lor Mime Uuie. ; , ,, '.nation. ; j IMU savs h.u ,h , w,((,st
W,u. I,... proprietor of the Ku- 1 J', M"1M o(,,h" """: W -versa "" .h
living mglii on his way from I'ortlan.l t' mtrv u f-..Ji, f ,t' ,..... .."
where he will visit tare, without any comers rubbed off.
Mr. Hilt's rartv has lust r..i,i,n..,i
i. nun, 01 nuniiner Lake, who has "
oeen taniiig an outing at llelktiap
Springs, went to 1'ortlund today. I,.
accompanied hy his ilaiinht.r
Hellu.
'IH K IIWIH IM; (ik mom v
81'Cllll It
It III Ull-
OltcB templii ot
or to rftrele:.
lrnte, :cd i Ui , ,
Hut every hted buln.
man ke.-iu hi. rvmilnr binluew
vount l th bank hj,h Iia
iioi to I the n.,.t reliable
lid accviuuiio.tatli'..
We rv irrii:it the mvotmu
of tile bel iiirir!iaut nn,l pro-f,-l,il
men !,! ., ,
liotlld Iw iiith, ,.,:i niarai,,,,,
ot voir Inutile Btaudli.
W. K Mron. I're.t l,m
V. W. O.buru, l'-tr., r
A V.
W. Hi
Vice-President.
A-t. Cnnhle
The Eugene oan and Savings Bank
gene ut laundry.. nu,,
trip to .1 Hint hm today.
W. s Moon and son left for the
South Fork of the Mi-Kenno litis af
ternoon for an outing.
ilelllltv I list l-l.'l Attoi-nee i: i..
today on j Sklpwortli nui.le a proloss'ional visit
to .liilutloii t Itv tod.iv.
Mis I. M llkllis'an.l f.i i I v ,,(
Fall Creek. Mi today tor llielr o,d
home in North Carolina.
I C. C. Lewis, ,. Mouiiioiltlt. u 'io It. is
,' been vistiitiv. his sou, HonuM, in i:u.
gene, letui n, , li.nu,. tod.iv .
I S.-nell f .Sunt i, forlne'ilv of Ku-
telle, , LM-nily f ,i,
eoiiiiti v. iiiv,., I,,.,-,. j.-sionl,,,
Mrs C. Church ami son. Walter.
and Miss l.ueia Campbell, left ihis
ilnorilllis for Merkeiev. Cnl .on a visit
Mrs. IV N Shelly, of Pleasant Hill
arrived Iter,. Ust iils!tt from Port-
land, where she lm !.,!) vlslilng,
I C I. Katon. ut Jasper, was a pas
I sennet to Portland on (he noon i,.,n,
He will woik at carpentering while
I here
M ss Zona llaighl, of Vlhanv who
h, 1 a Msitlng Miss Minnie fh..-
'" " ''i Eiicene tor a lew ,,,vs ,P.
. lui i W heiue todv.
Mis, M.inde II. molds leaves Ilex:
e. k (.r Sin Ki.in. ;s,o, liei
- w :.i t.ik,. , po-ttim, with J.
, rtttt
Klamath Falls
a brother.
Mis
out.iig nil the f.inioiis
stream. T't y saw many del r, hut
n arly all were d es with lawns.
of Waltervilee,
Mrs Dora Leonard today filed a
petition in the juvenile court to have
her son. Gordon Shirey, declared a
delinquent child. He is aged 14
years She complains that he steals
Are Impure matter,
ltiHr-l mill 2
' ""tr orguu
of without help.
Pimples, boil,,
, ,
"'"y otter troh.
them. Tbey are removal
Kcod'sSarsaJ
In ii ana I 1i,.,.t j .
"HUH, ,0rm
tablet, known at Saraat,'
K. U. WKAV WH,
R. B. Wray, wh0,wl
the Bulck , ,.?,? "n!
garage In. this city i. ' :
suitable location m.T
...n' nnw nf monev from her and
that he is incorrigible and bard to
control.
for the trnuolt 7 ..."
That Dr. C. C. Griffith, the veter-ure trIpB Call U, t0 r-
inn,v aiimeon who was to be tried fer na phn DJ. ',"H
today left town for good when he jW
., i (.., hotr.ro the trial iS
r K VSSoffic- They Jn thtf1
.,n make hut little attempt to appre- A.ZT i- K Lourt l
hend him. as 1, Is Sonc from ,he - In The matter TL c'j
! Harry Weaver, 11
n.i. rt in the case of J. ! eusan Weaver. mii,.l
W Shumate vs. the Lucky Boy .Mln-- , ' " comin;
Ing Company, was decided in favor of '"i,. on ih,
S l. tnrf.rn Hurrls vpster- I Oil of John i. U-im..
day. Judge iiarris' decision was to : Lan of the above aJ
the effect that plalnuii s lien on me -'' tne in-
property took priority over the mor.- " u.e real projs
gage of the bondholders. The amount, "'"
,,f the ulaintiff's claim was about Beginn'n ; the
$3US, but with costs and fees, etc
It will foot up to about $500. ,
3 The funeral of Eva Mae Inman,
who died ut the Eugene hospital last
night, will be held at Gordon's un
dertaking parlors under the direc
tion of Rev. and Mrs. G. S. O. Hum
bert. Interment will be made in the
Odd Fellows' cemetery. The deceas
ed was' a sister of L. C. Hill, who is
engaged In the lumber business at
Walterville. She Is also survived by
her mother and two sisters.
JACOBS BUILDING STORE
ON CHARNELTON STREET
Jos. Jacobs, the merchant who was
convicted of liquor selling some time
ago, is building a new store building
two doors sut'ii ot the Congregational
church on Charnelton street, and ex
pevts to open next week a general
business of notions, groceries and
dry goods. The building Is a light
wooden structure, which five men are
erecting with great rapidity. Mr.
Jacobs, who Is most amiable, also
said he would carry a stock of tem
perance beer and soft drinks.
THOMAS FITCHAISI) IIItlXKS
MOItPIII.M'; HY .MISTAKE
Newport, Or., July -1. Thomas
Fltchard, proprietor of the Theato
rium, accMentally drank thirty
grains of morphine yesterday after
noon. He was experimenting with
his moving picture apparatus, mixing
morphine with ether to generate the
gas. He was using his drinking glass
to pour the morjihine and left fully
thirty grains of the drug iy the re
ceptacle. Later he went back for 'a
drink, and forgetting the morphine
in the glass, filled It with water and
drank the contents.
Noticing his mistake he rushed to
Fred Dawson's drug store, where Wil
liam Tohl advised him to drink cof
fee, and then saw Dr. Crowley, of
Monmouth, sitting on the porch of
the Albany House, and advised Mr.
Fltchard to consult him, which he
did. The doctor also suggested cof
fee, and while Fltchard was drinking
it he went to the drug store and pre
pared a stomach pump. Fitchard
was then brought to the drug store,
where he immediately swooned. With
the aid of Mr. TolvJ and the city mar
shal the doctor worked on the man
and he was sonn revived. He will
require close attention for at least
twelve hours.
Fitchard Is a son of C. L. Fltch
ard. the well-known hop buyer, who
visits Eugene frequently.
ul donation land claim
.xo. IU4U 1 u nation
s., r. 2 w., rnr. thenti
grees east i.;. chai;
a cnains; coi.ih is
vest 24 chain i begin
n;g ou.uu a.ve; ; tj
the northeast corner
Notlf. No. 7026 In set::
snip is s., r. 2
chains, south 15.10 cb
line of said claim, eisi
to s.e. corner 'herent .
minutes east 15.10 th
ning, containing 6Ui
or less, all In lane
And It appearing to
It wilt ue beneficial to
tnat tneir interest in
should bo so;l.
It is therefore ord
Harry Weaver. Leslp
Susan Weave- and tbi
mother, Peter Wean
Weaver an1 all nereo:
their estate m.iiear io
show cause. If any t!
ar. order shoLld nolle
court licensing the g.i
minors to sell the intt:
nor3 in said land. n.
August 17th, 1 90S, I
9 a. m., be fixed !
hearing the said peti::
jeetlons thit ni'V bf
and that this ordor bf
persons by nublicatto
three successive week
Daily Guard, a ner
ing in Lttne Conner
C. R. CHRIS"
Amity, located in the Yamhill val
ley, says an exchange, has a new milk
condenser which began operations
last May, handling 20,000 pounds
of milk daily, employing 4 5 persons
and receiving milk from 2000 cows.
McMinnville lias a condenser now
building which will b? completed In
September. Both of these plants wlil
mean much to these sectluns.
CiASDI.IXK WOOD SAW
W. G. -White Is prepared to saw
your wood on short notice
Phone Black 4351. Kesidence .516
n est Sixth street.
f
o
(Mill
Nil
Wood
" ii her
Mis j vl i,.,.,rnff came It, fr
j.-.. .ami., o ust evening to
otn
;vrr.ni;e
Mrs. Geo. W. HeSuca returned last
nilit tr.ilu Portland. She w.is j
'oiupunlivl by her daughter. Mrs. A
"v Fuller, oi Hawsou City, who will
visit liere for a couple of inomlis.
Steve Hnrtoti and Noratan Gray,
. i .iict-ly of lite Empire Stink Coiii
r.itiv. which was here during the tore
,'.irt of the summer, fllius ,, ,..
...uenient at the Oiph.iim th,.,,n,.
i..; now in Portland and will co on'
the road with ano'her compatn so, n.
II II. Gray, of Kimono. Is In
" today. . . . Miss O'Hrl, n and
Miss Miller, of Eugene, spent Sunday'
with the Dooly girls, leaving todav
ler Newport to spend a couple op
vi'ks. . . . Mrs. Watson, f Ku-'
setie. a former Albany resident, pa-s-i
i.l throiiKh town th. morning on her,
w .v home after visiting at the horn,.'
ot ?0 M. tlarland . . (; ..iw
I'Q. and John t;ors .. ,f Kugetie.
.ii here for a short s'av ii.pm,.,,'
VIlMiiy Herald O
I' T. II -ach arrived on: froei t1..
S;ula ruuntrv Qt n.g'it , n ) g
I'ack and Is outtiflng tor a trip no
'.lie Middle Fork el the Wilhim v..'.
Const- l,
f .r I. like (
Waterhoiis,
eitiitv, on '
battery
side
'it
I'l
swore
bouse'
ler elltnl.el
WtHIl) SWXivr.
li lt this ninrnliii: . ,
arrest Sitn.'ioii Gasoline power, hv W V Mir.
!!',: v(. I phone Bed 32S2. Order. i,.e
if assault imi.I nuill will bo m,r.,M.,.,.i
ip'e to tiw n vest t il; v -m, I
the warrant for V ,. r yW'H'tWtM IHHIII
that th- int.
Plank
'' k to
who .
e .hiir
For comfortable p;
rccommtt;
"so m
Eye Glaus MountitJi.
name implies and m-l
selves to almost ny R
keep most all kindid
those who have bnn
especially recommtai
We lit t laaes rigl:l
Fourteen ye irs eipfli"
J. 0. WAll
611 Wiilani'l
STONE'S Htll
Greatest known"
HizhUrAO-'
Ti,;. I, in orrtiT '
mare one Ml"1
Droov" indl
This was lastl
nnl heen af;e.lJ''
DK.s.csrffl
Foe iletT'-l
$1.
statin-:
S 1 u 111 her
w ;l
s came in from th
where he wil; 1. ,,,
government Its forest ranger
Ing received the appoint,,,,,,,
tint., ago
Dr. J W. Harris
north today.
Charles K nil. of EMensbnrc
is in ,ite cttv
F.tlg. ne Stockwell returned to Tot
tag. t'.rov todav
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