Eugene daily guard., August 06, 1908, Image 8

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EUGENE WEEKLY GfARH.THVR.SDAV, AI'gOt , 1908
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The Friencliy Store's !67th Friday Surprise Sale
Tomorrow Extra Special Value Offerings
$2.00 Women's Waists, ea. 50c
$5.00 Women's Waists, $1,75
5 dozen of this season's waists to dose out at
about one-third their real value, the first lot
consists of white and colored lawns, percales,
ginghams, India linons, etc., waists worth up
to $2.00, now
50 cents
Second lot, fine mull waists, also the new
mid-summer auto waists, low Dutch collar, cool
and comfortable for these hot days, values to
J 5 00, now
$1.75
$1.25 Thin Kimonas, each 50c
Only about 3 dozen of these left, light and
dark colors, made of crepe and figuied
lawns, values toM.25, each,... JVU
ANNUAL CLEAN SWEEP SALE
Dress Trimmings Reduced
m 50c to $3.50 Trimmings yd 20c
25c to 75c Trimmings yard 10c
2000 yards Drugs Trimmings, white, black and colors;
appliques, edges, bands. In braids, lace, etc; Per
sian and plain colors; Venice and embroidery;
applique pieces contain 2 to 10 yards; sold only
In full pieces; values to $3.50, at -if )1
1000 yards Venice Appliques and Bands and Medal
Ions. In cream, white and ecru; dozens of dlffere
ent patterns; sold regular at 25c to 50c a yard;
Clean Sweep price, yd ,, ltc
Odd Pieces of Trimmings, values 25c to $J yd
I'ieres conlaln 2 to 1.1 yards; your choice at lc a yard.
25-cent Nainsook Dress Shields, Pair 5 Cents
Embroideries 5c, 9c, 19c and 35c per yard
Table Napkins atW.
$1.50, $2.50 and $3.50 Z y ZTrX
down; worth J I. ROtn M.OO; table Mil- "Mf -f:, .'' H
ens to mutch many of the patterns Ct. I J. !? V 'j;, . ij'ii V
shown at 7fc lo 11.60 a yard. Three (lN5J;I.- J'fc l'f.- ' ' i'Zji.'jl
Pieces. &iSJj tyJ?'
58-inch Silver Bleached Damask a Yard, 50c
54-inch Bleached Union Damask a Yard, 25c
Turkish Towels 5c; size 17x36, each 10c
Turkish Towels, size 23x44, Each 25c
Extra licit vy hemmed TurklHli Towolti, hIzo 23x44 bleached or unbleached, ren
ular 3 Tit! Toweln, (NiMtn-Hwenp prlctj 25c
J 5c Heavy Hemmed Huck Towels, Each 11c
Thu greatest Towels wn have ever offered at this price, size 17x29, red border,
big value at 15c; special each . . 11c
35c Huck Towels, Extra Heavy, Each 25c
20x41 Inches In site, pure linen Huck hemed ends, finished edges, regular 3rc
values, each a.V
Wash Rags, 50 Cents and 75 Cents a Dozen
10c Crash Toweling, at per Yard, 7x2z
Turkish Bath Room Mats, at Each 75c
Bed Spreads 65 cents to $5.00
Extra special in bedspreads, crochet, honey
comb and satin damask in extra sizes, hemmed
and fringed, cut corners or square corners,
spicially priced at
65c, 85c, $1, $1.50 up to $5
Wash Suits, Each $3.98
Last call on summer dresses and suits, linen
tailored suits and wash dresses, values up to
$9, all one price to close out
$3.98
Fancy Silk at 38c and 60c
300 yards fancy dress and waist silks, stripes,
figures and checks and plain colors at e yard
38c and 40c
Wash Goods, a Yard 1 1 c
About 300 yards altogether, goods that sold
regular at 20 to 35c, all
1 lc yard
Eugene's Largest and Best Store
Your Money's Worth
or YOUR MONEY BACK
S. H. FRIENDLY
592-594 Willamette Street,
Agents Moncybak Silks
Kabo and Nemo Corsets
Wayne Knit Hosiery
OLO PEOPLE
DIED IN LANE
COUNTY IN JULY
Itr. J. W. Harris, county health of
ficer, has prepared his report for the
month of July. He reports sixteen
deaths during the month, of whom
ten were males and six females. The
causes of death were as follows:
Pneumonia. 3 apoplexy, i; senility.
4; enteritis, i; paralysis, 1; heart
disease, 2; cancer of the face, 1; ob
struction of the bowels, 1; cebral spi
nal menengilis, 2.
Of those who died seven were past
75 years, four were past SO, and one
was past 8s. One was only three days
old.
T.n hrtAiu n-oro shinned here from
oeaiwe.iur uuna,.
There were nineteen births during
the mouth eleven males and eight
females.
There were six cases of contagious
disease, as follows: Diphtheria, 2;
smallpox, 3, and measles, 1.
CITY NEWS
PKIWONAL
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O. I'urk.r mad. trip to Albany
today.
A. Alnikal It III the city from Ureeu
leaf. Win. Klllott, or Solo, in In thu oily
on biuliirnii.
Newt. Ilrvanl la her irom Krank
llu an buHliu'HU.
Itr. C. W. Low ewent to Junction
and A I bun y lodny.
Arthur Irvln wnn down from Wnl
tttrvHIu over nlKhi.
C 0. Hudson went In Junction Clly
today on huMlnoMM.
T. II. Kills went In Albany thin
mnrnliiK on biiNlneMs.
I'. I. Moiimui (nine In from the
north Ihla afternoon.
C V. McKay nil family went In
Corvulllii this innrntuic.
J. W. Owen In home from his out
I ii K at Loudon Hprlnan.
C (I. Peterson in to Junction
('My today on business.
Mm. I'eurl Fuller returned today
from a visit at Yoinnllii
l( IIiiiiuIiik, of Hand lu II, nii In
thn cllv today en loudness
J AIIIboii, ill llei kelei . ttas in town
loitn) alteiidlUK to lumlli.
Ml l.ottle Vcuti'h l Usttlim III
Collm:o (irove for a few iIhk
Minn Alice Siue was a ulilue pas
MM.cei u Lluiini thin inoiuiim
M.I- Illlbt Ctlettloo.l I nine down
from Lo-dii-n this noon on a tisii
J. Yt , imoi wan l'.lss,-n;,'r to
I'litllitnd on the noon limn l,l,t.
Let I K linker returned thu "I
terttoon to Onklntul, llr., where he is
hnldlny a revival meeting:,
Prealny Cheshire nml family leave
In the mnruluit for Foley Sprlnga.
('. A. Ilurdeu and wife left for
Newport this mornlim on an oulltiK.
Miss Mui'titu'cl - lthodea returned
last nlitbt Irom an otitluii at Newport.
Mis. John Spores returned laat
ovcntuK from a vacation trip nt New
port. C. A. Slum and wife, of 1. union.
Wash., were arrivals lu KiiReue last
nlitht.
Mrs. Martin I.. Pipes and dauithter
mine up from Portland last nlKbt on
u visit.
T. N. Plunk and family are on
their way to Kltsou Springs on an
ontiui;.
KcKlxli'iir Tiffany, of the t'nlver
ally of Oregon, went to Irving this
tuorntiii;.
Mrs Metller returned to Indepen
dence this morning after a visit with
her daughter.
Miss Klla Prevost. of Sacrninento.
Cnl., Is here visiting her ami', Mrs.
K. I.. Campbell. '
A I.. Stone, of I'lli allup. Wash ,
whs an arrival In Kllgolle on one ot
lust ulglit's trains.
Mrs. John Caldwell and children
ivttirurd lust night from an cMciulod
tllt at Vum-outer.
Mr, and Mrs. Holme were p.-issen-geis
on tile MoKcllle stun.' thl
morning for Polev Spilntis.
Miss Koc Coleiiuill and llie ,'M:
dien ot I-' C. Ile.iu returned hollo
ttlls :.lli'l no. n funii .tl;,,ll
Mli. W V Hi ilisctter and Mr- II
V K'.lll-t tuvl lo loae or I',, ii, in,
l, on linn inoi nli, on ,i i- i
Mi- .1 I l;,,Mn-oll. ol I' I'. I.uid
Handing the
Dealer a Check
U th.i nuiKt .t lf i.tM iry wav of
rtilkiiK your aiTuuti(.
Ken it tu torget to recorii
your j)uiiu, U thin k vt
U ft nvltt (or iv moiu v tu h
U. Hi!tt
If yoi ouM iioKl kit i!
puti1 nnd imunrif rM.ttulu i-a,
0i'ti an iiamtit with iht
r
The Eugene Loanand Savings Bank
W. B. Ilrown. Pleld.ul. I I'm,,, vie l'ie.1,1, ,,.
K. V. tisburn. Cuhtiier.
It U ever so titoiti more ii i g n 1 1 1
v. w
'd 1., I..
.'W n, At Cnnhlei ,
o i he, k miilo
'Illlll
lifter n visit here, went lo Irving on
(he noon train today to visit relatives
there. .
H. IV Larimer is In the clly from
Kail Creek today.
Colin Campbell, wife and daugh
ter, of Youkers, New York, wero ar
rivals In ugeiin this afternoon.
, Mrs. II. L. Lucas arrived In Kitgene
from Portland this afternoon to visit
at the home of .Mr. und Mrs. It. Mc
Murphcy. Andy Heltiman ami Tom Mahnr
went to Cottagn drove last night and
from there will go to the mountains
to erulsu some timber.
L. S. Doble, a Portland traveling
mini, who was met by his wlf,. here
yesterd.iy, lett tor Newport this
morning for a vara: Ion.
Mrs. Norrls Humphrey and daugh
ter lett this noon for Oakvllle. Linn
county, to attend a house party giv
en by .Mrs. A. A. McCime.
Morris Si bwansi lilld Is reported as
having slutted home from Shasta
Springs, but concluded to go back al
ter he had come as lur as Ashland.
Mrs. Mary YV. Hrake. Kenneth V
Urake an,) M-s Wagner came up
from Portland lasl night and will
leave ,i,in t,,i an outing In iii,, nuiiiu
tiilnv.
Miss I'Mii.-i Montgomery, ot Port
land, and Miss llerlrude Kawk. of Sa
lorn, were urtitaU on the local la-t
ni,:ht and lett ihl- moiling for ,--KelUle
llrldge
Mr. and Mis V. I-: Hp-kens, of
l-ei ii Ki.Uo. weir to iMiigi.,,. i-.nmt)
tod.- 'to i-:t their t iin'oer , l.nms.
w'n Ii :i-e ...,.it,, ,.,n a trltoit.ii i ,,!
th.- Snn-h
Y i-ai" lo i i d .1 V. Hi, iv. or Ku
teto '. an.l !::, d.lllgll'et.ii law. M r
" H. Hi .iiul taiiil!) o! Portland,
i M-e.l tar, ii'i at no, n to -p, n,l tin--unitner
at ( I, t,,n
Iley I S l CaPnni. II .1 Hull
C Hull. Mis lloM,-, rlhlir Paulsen.
s 11 uinb it. w.th their families,
-i p.irty of tonne, ii, 1,-ti rm nioi 'iing
(or an mii'i.e triangular Lake.
Mr K "'d. ,,t I', Mil,,,,, i,
e.iliie here testeid.it to Mslt her son.
went to t',f,i4,. Crete ihl- mm lung
to see ail.-..:.-, - ii She . p, , ts lo
II. .ike her hen,, in Kugenc III the In
line !
Vis Waller I'nrioll went t , .lun,-'
lion C :v t,.,.n ,,, ;,,, ..,. i,,t.a,u.
l',o is in 1,..;,,,.,
.' e.,'.ll:l. .1 ,.t It,-1 im : ;,, , M . -
M It it. w , .-( , . ,,., .
(, dav- -,.
H .tllM-ll.1 I', 1 I, ,, ,, , ., ' ,
-late I It:,. ,..,-, w '::. !, , .
P I'l.uol :!,,. "'I, ,,
''Ut. (!H , t ,,, , ,
1,'U.tl o iiti.l ..mte up it ,;n
last inga!.
The Seattle Produce Company re
wived a carload of watermelons last
evening.
A carload of heavy scrap Iron con
signed to the Portland Wreckage Co.
arrived here last night.
Another car of white pressed brick
arrived here today from Newberg for
the new 1. O. O. K. block.
E. C. Statzer was In from Pleasant
Hill today. He said threshing would
begl in that vicinity next Monday.
Most of the hay is being baled this
year.
A draw-head was pulled out of one
of the cars in a freight train at the
depot this forenoon, causing a few
minutes delay In getting out of the
way of the Rosebttrg local.
J. B. Eggen. a Bohemia mining
man, has bought three lots in Fair
mount and will build a nice residence
there this summer, bringing his fam
ily to this city to reside.
County Treasurer Eastland has re-1
celved from State Treasurer Steele
IS151.20, as apart of Lane county's
share of the state school fund. A
first payment of $G500 was received
some time ago.
The Young Women's Christian As
sociation of the high school will have
a booth in the east park Krlday even
lug during the band concert. Thov
will sell candy, peanuts, popcorn nnd
orangeade. ai
A new sidewalk Is being built in
front of President Campbell's res
idence on East Thirteenth street. The
piece Is the last length on the walk
running up Thirteenth street alung
the Kincaid property.
The elevator to hoist brick and
monar to the upper stories of the
new I. O. O. F. block will be operated
by an electric motor instead of by
horsepower, as Is usually the case,
the motor having been Installed yes
terday. The stairway of the new Colemon
block has been completed and the
front rooms of both the second and
third story are ready to occupy. Dr.
U. L. YYIlloughby, the dentist, has al
ready occupied two rooms on the sec
ond floor,
The homestead contest case of R.
M Dav vs. Ceo. Ehehalt, Involving
160 acres of land In township 17
south ot range 7 west, was tried be
fore P. S. Commissioner Calkins to
day. I. 11. Harbaugh appeared as
counsel for the contestant and C. A.
Hardy for the contestee.
Charles F. Croner arrived down
From Belknap Springs this after
noon. He reports an unprecedented
tourist business on the upper McKen
ile this summer. When he left Bel
knap Springs yesterday there were
13S or 140 people at that resort and
he nu t thirteen wagon loads going In.
Ai McKenzie Bridge there are 37 at
the hotel, besides a large number of
campers. He met numerous vehicles
I loaded with eatnptrs on the road.
j J. O. Bristol has bought a half In-
The reinforced centre V-.-.dor ham- '7?' '., "'"!"' ,"lsil,,'ss ''"i'l''t
inock is the mi- to buv. Thov are1;'' ' V S,'''''''V :,"'-v wil1 '"'
wider, longer ,,, ,',.,,,. thai, the1 f l'""1 Company
ordinary kind . " has been Hoping two or
I'll XMIIKItS II Y!!)V UK CO : ' '" ''''' ,:"'!''"l of wood i, Eugene
; troni W,ndiin- every ,liv for
,. ,, , " iilie oa-o s-t,-iai in, nulls. an 1
II, nting furn.i, e. nricg and founda- :'i I' rtii w ill , n-inue to ,1,,
Hon stone for sale cheat) bv First'-' n--r s,--.-,., ....
v,,"";": "" ' 'in Pto ;; , .. ,;,
,'IIM'li; W,,e, I near Weloltlti-- ,- ,..
-ntd i r -.hipn:. ,i- wilt , , .
1111:0
At Medford, Or., August B. 190S.
Mrs. William O. Davis, aged 22 yearn
and 22 days, of pneumonia. The re
mains arrived in Eugene this morning
and the funeral was held at the res
idence of Juhn Davis at 22ti Law
rence street this afternoon at 3
o'clock. Mr. nnd Mrs. Duvls former
ly resided In Eugene.
TEA
How little it isl How
little it adds to the weight
of the cup! It has cover
ed the sea with ships (or a
hundred years.
Your frorrr rrlurns out mwy 11 jo ioa'i
like bvbiUius'a bttt. t pay Utia
PRIVATE ELECRTIG
LIGHT, PLANTS TO
BE INSTALLED
A few days ago Tiie Guard men
tioned the fact that a number of bus
iness firms were contemplating In
stalling electric light plants at their
1, laces of business. The Campbell
Fellman Company, housefurnlshers,
this morning Informed a reporter thut
they had ordered a iiiu-iigiu uyna
nio, and It will won be here. It will
be installed in one of the upstairs
rooms of their building and will be
operated by a water motor.
Another business man who oper
ates an engine all the time is said to
be contemplating installing a dynamo
at his place to furnish lights for
stores and residences in the entire
block in which his place of business
is located.
ISarsatabsfet
1 ""il'linn, "T"-
fir all hum,,
I kitlliry mlinHre. ,..
I..- 'cv...-.' - "i H.T-...
: ri l. hating , , " ,,
I'lra-anl u, uVe ,.,,"!,
1 J.o. mil at,. ...""-ii
I ilrugiilsts or mail r u"1 ''"v .
if Muue b, ii ' t
-"MJI'ltJ
NATHAN HILL FARM
SOLD TO NEW ARRIVAL
Yesterday Nathan Hill closed the
sale of his beautiful home and farm
adjoining Springfield to C. E. Skiller,
a recent arrival Irom the East, for
$7500. This property contains lSj
acres, and Is considered one of the
best dairy farms in that vicinity. It is
to be hoped that by this sale we will
not lose .Mr. Hill, for he is one of the
kind of nun who make their presence
felt in a community as progressive
farmers. It Is his intention to take a
trip through Washington before lo-1
eating again, but he says there Is n.i
doubt but that he will be back to old j
Lane county when he finally decides j
the question of a permanent home. I
The deal was made through B. J I
Frasier. !
recommend tht
"SO
mi
Eye Glara Mountings, it.
name Implies and readily iij
selves to almost anv .i...7l
"fwa oaf
keep most all kinds of moj
.ay,anj ici.un.mend the ' I
vrr. ft i
Fourteen years experience
J. 0. WATTS. On!
611 Wi.larai'tteS:,Nt
GOOD COIGH Cl'HE.
For the complete cure of coughs,
colds, asthma and bronchitis and all
lung complaints tending to consump
tion, liverwort, tar and wild cherry
have for ages maintained an estab
lished reputation as a standard
cough remedy. It contains no op
ium or harmful drugs and can be
given with safety to children. Price
$1.00. Sold by Linn Drug Co., Wil
liams Mfg. Co, props., Cleveland, O.
There are many Imitations of De
Witt's Carbollzed Witch Hazel Salve
but Just one original. Sold by all
druggists.
AUTOMOBI
FOR HIRE
Five passenger cat
any hire day or niji:
GOOD DRIVER
CALL BLACK
When nung.-y don't forget that
White's restaurant will satisfy you.
Best quality tents all sizes.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
DeWitt's Little Eariy Risers, snfo,
easy, pleasant, sure, little liver pills.
Sold by all druggists.
DcWitfs Kidney nnd Bladder Pills
Will nrnmiltlt- rpliPVO all k'Mnai. titwl
Bladder disorders. Sold and recom-l
mended by all druggists.
Madame Dean's a
FRENCH ii., I f'l
riLLo. I VI
a
FEMALE
A Bafk, Certain Re
lief FOB Sl'rPKESSFtD
M ENS m CATION. IE1E1 Mil J
(sulci ftiirei .pceuy! Satlnfm-thr.
untcod or Monev iV-fuudH. at
paid fur tlaUpiTbox. Wlllm:
on trial, to be pui,l for when n
Sum pies Free. In.tist on ptl.:
genuine, accept no suhstlailt :
dniKcist does not have iliemm:
orders to- tbt
U.IIQ MWCU CO., lot H, laoiJ
Sold in Eugene by IV. 1. Dtl
WOOD SAWING
Gasoline power, by W. V
phone Red 32S2. Orders
small will be appreciated.
Monarch ranges. ThirttJ.
trial. J. W. Kays Fur. f'
Factory for Sa
For Sale A cider vinegar, apple butter
and cider jelly factory on the corner of
Blair and West Second streets; one of the
best' corners in the town for that kind of
business. Building is 50x100 divided in
half by partition on a lot 69x143. Ample
room to handle and pack fruits, farm
produce, etc., when not manufacturing.
Very little competition, and if any, yon
have the markets of Tacoma, Seattle and
Alaska to supply. In fact, a number of
Eugene merchants have said that tliey
needed just such a factory here to buy
their goods from. A golden opportunity
for some one :-: - - :-:
Address N. A. R., Guard Office
If ton tt.m: y know anvhiuc
about ii'i',--. ,, ; n U;..lv
I'll,,::,- u,.. 1 : n. i,.,,,,!;, .h,
ttiih-k.
I','i't,','ti,'lt ,,iok stoves
:n,l tlra,-i,.rt We have
sto, k
I'll V.MUKkS II KIIW.KK CO
full
Viid. ir porch shades are a ln.turv
ttith the re.H -h otn.
ClIVllllKliS IIAHHWAKK CO.
T il fruit 1'iins In stoek
CHWIIIKUS IIAKHWAKK CO.
ef
Fori I
L.i, t" shipment of runs on the
ro,ii. t:ui for them and sate eio net
Cll VM1IKK.; H A It I ) W A It K CO. "
Ci'" ' ' -'- , - -n. n Inst re.it - .1
t il U'.!:US IIAKHWAKK CO.
Hi-.l !". k f..r , hin.ii,'ts
Cll Mlli:i;s IIAKHWAKK I'll.
... ' . o -tt
.1 (j"- tn:i, pianos Loave or
ders a: Morris' Mimic Store. tf
PiLKs: m:..n, jmi.ix: . ,
( Wllllatiii inaian riM Ulntment
; will cure blind, bleeding and Itching
Piles. It absorbs the tumors, allays
Ih-hlng tt once, acts as a poultice,
gives liutant relief. Williams' In
dian Pile Ointment Is prepared for
piles and Itching of the private parts
".d l'.y, V"" 'Y'" Co- -v nial
and ILdO Wiutann Mfg Co.,
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children
Ttis Kind You Have Always Bought
i-oi.ni: itkmii,
iter"
greets all on.
market, and
of meat as
blork J iiiey.
ly flavored ;n
what we cut
sirloin, flat
SrbJl steaks from.
-, ier.
,11 r r'r''eri
. iir Cl '
vonr 1
ent nil iiiem-
well as to fh-'s
bo (hat they niil i'-"'
as well as tender anu
Our priees are '
meats.
Phnne 7 Main 40
Uc-.irs the
t:ualu: ,11
HOTEL BRADSHAVV
Sctoms .lnd-,.,,! Rooms with .rv of lorn.s1'
1HC udinp di.thet tr.4 . J tf ,r ' t . . - V, . fltff -1
, nan war 10 iNyc
the ocean. ui. rtr nv Nf"
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