Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, August 07, 1908, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextEIGEXE WEEKLY GCARB.FRIDAY, AI CVST 7. 190S n - - - ' ' i , ! -JJ - ' ' 1 The Friendly Store's Saturday Shopping Bulletin STORE OPEN TOMORKUW mum uinii- v vv,... Every Article Advertised Last, Night for Today Will be on Side Tomorrow at Same Price " ' I I . T" . ANNUAL CLEAN SWEEP SALE Ladies' & Children's Gloves 35c Short, Lisle Cloves, per pair 18c 50c Short, Lisle Gloves, per pair 35c $1.50 Long Silk Gloves, per pair 83c $2.00 Long Silk Gloves, per pair $1.18 r.Oc iind 11.00 Hliort Main and miK dm itiovi-n, one ami - KiiyiKT inn lie; iir cholre, H Ilr 16 bulton J.-riKi h silk iliiv. doiiblo tin flnKum; cloned wrist, sizes hlurlf mill white only. U Will" 16 ,utlo nKlh women' silk (ilovm, extra heavy iiilk, double tip tinners bill ion wrlht colors, black and white for Uric to ; . Kite I.IH $4 Long Cape Kid Gloves, pair $2.95 Dent's Ion cape Kid (iloves R and 12 button leiiKths, two and three but ton wrist; full I'liiim ntltcli. sizes 5 to 7; quantity Is limited, so be on hand early at the K'ove counter. 50c Women's Fancy Hose, 3 pair for $1 '40 pairs women's fancy Hose, black lace and embroidery, fine gauze, lisle and cotton, thread, double sole, high spliced heel and garter tip. size 8 to 10. Re member only 240 pairs; they will not last long at this price; 50c quality 3 pairs for ''"" 3 pair Women's Hose $1.00 Absolutely fast black Hose, made of Sea Island cotton, medium weight, worth 40c 1.110 " ' i fc- . Women's Black Hose. Three Pairs for 25 Cents Children's Black Hose, a Pair for Only 10 Cents Women's plain black Hose, all sizes, seamless feet, at, pair H l-:c Children's ribbed black Hose, sizes "to 10. special, a pair ",c Ladies Summer Underwear Reduced Ten Per Cent Everything In summer Underwear, Vest Suits. Knit Drawers, Silk Vests, etc; prices 7 '4 to 2.50. reduced 10 per cent. n Nazarath Knit Waists, ages 1 to 14 years, each -c Acorn Knit t.'nder-Walsts, ages 1 to 14, each lr'c I Eugene's Largest and Best Store Your Money's Worth or Your Money Back S. H. FRIENDLY 592-594 Willamette Street New Belt Pins, Hat Pins, Belt Buckles, Combs, Beauty Pins, Waist Pins, Neckwear, Etc ANOTHER NEW BUSINESS BLOCK TO BE ERECTED lilt. ZUSIIi. l!i: K.M'I.V KltOM II.I.I.IMSI'OUT, l'A., WILL I'l'T IX OXK-STOItY ItltK'K SOUTH (IF M AIMOIXIXK t'HKIS.MAX w.ot k ituvs Tin-: I'ltoi'Kim Still another new business block Is to be erected in Eugene this summer. Flans are now being drawn by Archi tect Hunzicker for a one-story brick, 40x120 feet in dimensions, to be erected on the lot just south of and adjoining the Chrlsman block at the corner of Ninth and Willamette streets. Dr. W. E. Zuber, a recent arrival here from Williamsport, Pa., who has bought the lot, will erect the building for H. G. Triplett. recently from Salem, Ohio, who will open a general merchandise store there. The price paid for the property is $0000. This property was bought by 1. N. Walker, of Moore, Montana, about a year ago from L. G. Hulln. The agreement with the tenant of t'.ie new building calls for its completion by October 1. and in order to carry out the agreement. Dr. Zuber will at once begin Its erection. The lot is now occupied by two small frame build ings In which are located S. D. Al len's law office and Frank buildings len's law office and Plank John son's real estate office. Peptironl in .tn.... ""111-. I..,, 1' ' i.U r.:!.!r,,1i:i"',' ill MrriMj.,.., ' drmuial.,., i., ' , 7 i Mu.lei, H ARRIMAN BOUND FOR KLAMATH LAND 31 CITY NEWS both services at the Methodist church Sunday. Subject at 10:31) a. m., " 1 he Defenses of Zlon." At 8 p. 111., "A Word to worriers. Orrln Coleman, a driver for the Illllinlre Transfer Company, was crushed between a dray and a freight car yesterday and badly hurt, but af ter be was taken home It was found thai no bones wern broken, Hull & Slmmway liiive the plumb ing contract on the new Cherry block and also the contract to put In the Dr. l.owo will bo In hl office all day tomorrow. The frame work for Qiilmby'a auto lomoblle tmrugo on West Fifth street Is up. A ninrrlueo llcenso was granted to day to Frank M. Horn and Miss Flos- , im,nK nt Hurry Cherry's fine new le J. Danner. 1 residence which he will build on the j corner of East Sixth and Pearl The Kimi.no and CoburK leiiguu t B,r,.t. teams will play at llucreatlon Park i Holiday aftiirnoon. "Hilly" Turner was arrested Inst evening by the chief of police for lio- Harry 1). Cherry will soon erect a I , ,nlnK m disorderly. Ho spent fine residence un the empty lot t;,.1(! KU mid wiis fined $10 1he corner or Kiist Hixiu anu i-ciiu i j , ( uioruliiK by Pollen Judge Doirls HtraeK. ; evening, M. Day vs. Geo. Ehehalt Is still going on before United States Commission er Calkins. Taking of testimony was begun yesterday, and will probably continue till tomorrow evening. A large number of witnesses residing in the vicinity of the land in dispute, as well as living In the city, are being examined, shared. He thinks irrigation would , Mrs. I. H. Bingham returned home vastl.-- asslHt the fruit Industry in last ni,jUt from their outing up the Western Oregon, and Ib anxious to see the experiments now under way in the Willamette valley carried on until the test is thorough. Tho W. It. P. I., will meet at thi'i home of Mrs. H. .M. Yiii nn, corner of f Ollvo umt Tenth at recta,, Saturday ! t t l. in. A cement walk Is being built Jn off nt the Campbcll-Fellman Compa ny's hoiisefurnishing plant at tho cor ner of Olive and Eighth streets, the last of this month. The Campbell Fellninn Company is going to give a little girls' baking contest. The girl under fourteen years of ago who frnkes the best pan of biscuits on a Bucks Junior rango will bo given the rango free of charge. Few big kills of deer have been made In the mountains of l.ane coun- Turner promised to pay tlio fine tins ly. ami jiiokm.k ...... . ..I ........... cades. Nearly every party, however, reports tnat t.nere appears 10 ne itn . nt'DDikV AT. A One (if the most Unique contests ,T j (.. I.'.......,.. U.HI I... t.nllttrt' T Chillies V. Croncr will leave again for the llelknnp Springs tomorrow Willi another bind of freight. He, will take half a wagon load of watermel ons this trip and will doubtless ills- front of (1. I.. Gilbert's residence oil (( (lf , .,,, irl(,.H. t,e West KlKhth sired, between Char- ,.,,,.,,.,, Bllll residents along the road Helton and Lincoln. I l II III !- are anxious inr mem. The paving crew Is at 'oi k on ,,1lllk & jhnwini tho ri estate Park atniot In the rear of the II-1 , wh() miw ,.,.,,. the small laniottn street business houses, where. ,,,,,,. , ,. ,,. , , maki' oicavalloii Is being made. r()llln ((ir jiu1t'b new brick block, m . , .., Ci i .'have leased the friime building acriiKB The Chicago ladle, i"6' , "'m , t. street, formerlv oc.-upled by the was defeated at tottage Grove li w rt.Ht lt ru t . and will use 1l,o (1. ft II. Co. team o that clt - , , (U.Ui yesteruay uy inu seine oi i . A big Ireniii Is being dug on Park I , , . , u . i A b g relli ll IS lielllg llllg on l ai'K Uluy your chickens for 8m . I i I l , ,,, ,.,. f MlM1Il & T111K. lb. Kiigeue Poultry store. S, tur a u, Mm.k (llr , August K, wu will reduce he pi . m; (nim mnv , F ln,k m all dressed poultry a cents per dliig-inullv through the street pound. Try our trys ami iiens. , , 1MV ,, ,,, ,, st,W(,r ,.x.d- ' Inu along the alley between the nun Tho cement cnming lor inn P"e-1 . . k ,,,. . Klm.,lhl ,ldlng ninnt along tho Nlrklin .eai sioiej i in' n Oak street is ne ng .mi, .. .... , , ... . . ..,.,.,. whl, ((, p.vlug was put in there neiore ine m ,.,Mm..d rtbe refresh curliinti. ; ,, Ktnui die street coiners, but .. , . , . i i,..,., tti,, went to Arkansas a year or more ago. . The real es .. e J,,1.: " f i T, I ' I ' """ , patrol., of li e ( ; y1"", ' ,i ,,'V ' 'vlnK 'Her stand .r. Invl , d to a ten. '' '"r. : Iim, go In,., business. The their Interest, at the eliili room, to , (i( ii.iif,, u (loU n( . morrow v..'.. ...a . ....... H. Li. Messick, of Beaverton, la In the city. C. D. Frederichs Is In town from Creswell. J. A. Bothwell, of Wedfor.1. Is t the city. Dr. Paine leaves tor Newport in the mornliii:. C. L. Wllllums la In the city from Dexter today. A. Ucjinbard went to Portland to davv Un business. Jack Llltell, of Marcola, spent Inst night In the city. C. C. Matlock Is here from Port land for a few days. II. N, Parker, of Grants Pass, is In the city on business. Mrs. Kate Walsh, of Jasper, spent Inst night In Eugene. Miss Edith Brown, of Koseuurg, is visiting friends in Eugene. J. Casebeer, city marshal of Junc tion, was In the city today. Dr. W. O. Prosser has returned from his outing at Newport. Attorney Lee M. Travis left for Lincoln, Neb., this morning. Miss Ruby Pratt Is nt O'Brien's, on the McKenzle, for an outing. Y. 1). llenslll went to Salem on the noon train today on business. Oscar L. Parson was an arrival from Portland this afternoon. C. S. Calef, wife and son, went to Porthind today for a short visit. M. Walking, of Lodl. Oil., was an arrival In Eugene this morning. Miss y.elnia Scobert went to Port '.anil today to visit there a week. Miss Mabel Haggard returned home from Portland last nlgiht. A. F. Tripp was a passenger lo LI- Ileal Is reported to have done con- Iderable damage to the llP crop l c. unity Jail ard. Speaking of large cherry tr. .h. ..r.l. .round Harrl.burg. It is iiene.e i m.i .. . k. ...... , . Inline! that Hit. crop will am bom one-half that of last season inn .-." ' ... ... ,1.,. I, ttrowlna on the I arm ot "n miner ...... .. ....... y . ......ir ii.H ..r lnut H.M.S..H. ; Hon. K. C abundance of does and fawns. On J lie south fork of the McKenzle, Jim Jeffries' famed hunting grounds, one iinrtv found only two bucks In a 10 days' trli. but saw over 30 does, most ot which were with fawns. The tapering rails for the connec tion of the rails of the street cur line with those that cross the S. P. track at the end of East Thlsteenth street have at last arrived, and the connec tions are- being made today. This will enable cars to run as far as Jud klns' Point In a short time. The trolley wire will be extended that fur In a few days and It Is thought Hint the cars will be running to the point inside of a week or ten days. The last will and testament of Lewis J. Beetle, who died In Lune county on July 1. I'JOS, was filed for probate this afternoon. 1 he esti mated value of the properly of the estate is $400. The will provides that lifter all debts and funeral expenses I ...... i . ii .... I... f...l..i. f.rlii.lt-,1 ii .Itn dN.L't. this mm-nlnir lire im. .1 .............. ... .... . . .. . .. ...... ............ ,he deceased s li, 1 have , 0 an. . ,e lan es re un eu , ,n. uer- reiiiiiiiiu.'i ... ine p. ....... ... ........ '" ' ,,t n. i.' ii di..i...i . ..li. ..... Kev. M. t. wire retiirne.i nome, ....nunuisni), this aflerno ia from a trip north. 1 wno ''een !:. the vall.-y for sev .lohn Oh son was a stage passenger eral w''l,, visiting her many friends. for McKenzle Bridge this morning. .."u .xs eiuaj on ner return to Walter Eaton went to the Vesu vius mine, at Bohemia tals morning. Mrs. J. W. Ihucl left for Minneso ta this morning, where she will visit . W. P. Cheshire has gone to Foley McKensio Miss -Katie Workman returned to her home on the .Mohawk this morn ing after a visit with her sister, Miss Nellie, in Eugene. Mrs. George Wlllmighby, brother, John Stewart ami others have left for an ontlng at Gate Creek. They went up In an automobile.' Wm. Shaklee, of Yoncalla, after Paving attended the funeral of his daughter, Mrs. Win. Davis, in Eu gene, returned home this afternoon. Walter McCornack arrived up from Salem last night and will leave fo Fort Perry, Ohlu, Saturday evening, Co take part In the national rifle Shoot. Rev. C. A. Rexroad returned to RoKeburg this morning with his son. lie has been at llanisburg holding meetings, but received an urgent call home. ' O-eo. Clark, division superintend dent of tho International Correspond ence Schools, after a. visit to the local branch of the schools here, returned to Portland today. Dean E. C. Sanderson, of the Bible University, went to Portland today and from there will make a short trip into Eastern Oregon in the Inter ests of the school. Mrs. Faust and Mrs. Branstetter .."'t to Pnrtliind this morning. They will return when the encampment at Aiiierunn Lake is ended, and return with their husbands. Mrs. Stella Gilbert arrived up from Portlund this afternoon to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Rowland. Voile Clark returned this after noon from a trip to Portland. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Fields arrived home last night from their trln East. Mrs. Adeline Church stopped nt Ma con, Mo., where she will visit awhile before returning home. 11. F. Wlnsor and family have ar rived in Eugene from Mitchell, S. D., and will take tip their residence here. They have leased Mrs. Mary E. Llver more's residence at the corner of East Eleventh and Ferry streets for U..1 For COmffi.... "SO li Eye Glau Menu.., mme implitl iod J .v io aimct joy J keeo mm, ..... .1 those who have b,0 J We fit tU .., Fourteen yean eiprt J J. 0. WATlJ 61 WLU J San Francisco, Aug. 7. E. H. Harrlman and his two son leave San Francisco tonight for Oregon for a vacation on the shores of Klamath Lake. Mr. Harrlman is greatly aur- prised at the remarkable progress made In the recon- structton of this city since his last visit. DIED 4 At the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin .Fisher, eigftt miles west of Eugene, August 6, 190S, Miss Adelia Fisher, aged 25 years, of consumption. The funeral was held today with interment in the Oak Hill cemetery. IRRIGATION,!! PUMPING MaJ Fairbauks-Morse rl fnv ... .l..n .... lng. .Outfit, cumjk Fairbanks Scale, I Fuiibanks-Morieii tarn fur .... ... . , . . 1 r "ii U rairiMtiiKs-MorM Toiver. h'Hfl-IUKiL-u.M., ..n. .-,,. Choiiiicis. W'pii I...J All first iiiallt;,J lirices 1IIMIIJS in gtorLl Prompt rcnlv to ln.J shipments, Write ll prices. BERCRR. & BEil Agents, Enj FAIRBANKS. PorduicJ Meals at a! 20c J W. L. WHITE, Pii, Prize night at the Grand tonight. Prize night at the Grand tonight. Perfection oil cook stoves are safe CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. Prize night at the Grand tonight. Prize night at the Grand tonight. NEW 10 FOR SALE In alt near Eugene, a ii' large let, well lo edged business oi te particulars, t! the deal. Addns: lice. Prize night at tii i Priz" nlaM at fr divided, share and share alike, be tween Ills brother. Elvln M. Ileebe and Ills sister, Alice A. Gray. Alex under dray Is appointed executor. The apple crop of Oregon Is more we promising than It has been, and now It Is estimated that the yield will be Douglas. Alaska, where she Is nrlu clpal of the public schools. She will stop en route at Eugene and Port land, where she has manv warm friends. K. T. A It, illinium has engaged Y ; 11 llenslll In draw plans tor a fine T-room liiiiiuiilow to be built on his farm seven miles north of Kiuene. on the rover road It will about ; 3!.0tl. The Young Women's Cluisilan As ...elation of the high school will have a boolll 111 the ,at park Fii.la een Ing during Hie band concert. I hey will mil caii.lv. peanuts, popcorn and oi alig.'ttde. nt Hev l. H. Trimble has rtiii:i..l from Ills ii.iUI.iii and will speak at Hansard, two miles north ine noon Kivcr crop in pariicuuii , springs io sp.-nu a .uu.iu- .i uu.s. Ircuiliferenee Is S se 'lus to lie very large, ami some i. .mcv inns ...... ...-. n v..u- lage t.rove, aie in ine cny uns niiLr- ..f 1 ..I.,. ...... lid teet 11 Inches. It Is a Black Keputi- uims meie , ...e as ......... II, an and .is set out bv Mr. Hansard cars shipped from there this year .... ,,., i ,, ., i,i,i,i. 3'1 us there were 111 IS'0.. 111." Uosebiirg . - AIImiiv Democrat. I "'' l'i"Pun valley crop I OOIl. Prize night nt the Grand tonight. The Bulck autos are the best. See Mike Cosgrove was a imssenger fori ray nbnut them. He can he reported i Foley Springs nu this inoniing's I found with the Eugene Transfer Co j lo be larger than In I'.IUT. .Marion sum, . I pnone lied 1101. tI couuiy's orehanls show a Inciter re-j .lo''.n Whisienu and wife return, m! j i nze night at the Grand tonight. lartlev leav, vv- ll l.'.i.. V...1 Wi.r nioilillig I'uit his uncle, Hugh War-j turns, the Grand Hondo will have a t,, Elinlrn on this niornlng's SlusUiw ,,, ,.,,i,i, mh nt Benton i larger crop l.iinii last year, while In I stage. ,',.. , i ,al ..luin i hu tii.iu.. niithe l,in.ty of Medford the lei,l, N,. Dwell and .Lis Irish Bend Mr. and Mis Kav. Mr ami Mrs W. O. Ile.'kait and til' Muses Winn will go .low ii lb. re Sun ' dnv to iiUen.l the luiicrul. Th.- III lot 111 the big While nut.. mobile. j ' l.roinlses lo be ab-.ut e,liat to that in th i ot lasi season morning lor an outing downnng new pric iile ben,.' ...I ill 1 case ef I! the Sinsliiw- I liu!,. Dan Hmisack-r canie down .oiing man aged about '.'' years, i from Goshen on the noon train to who has h.'cll trallllng thliiugh the'dny cuntiy, r.-itiiug all tlie way from ,- E. C. Siuuiions left for Cow I', uns h ani l . which state he claims 1're. k. D.mgla.s coiimi . tlr.s uuu n as his Inu,!.-. was lukeii to I he Kil- Iiil, teiie h, spll.,1 t.da by the county au- I.nrge shipment of rockers and din- nairs just received. See a f,. up-to-date furniture at right CHAMBERS HARDWARE CI), l'rlze night at the Grand tonight. U o 00O(0f!Pffip.aM Factory for S For Sale A cider vinegar, apple k and cider jelly factory on the corm Blair and West Second streets; oneo: best corners in the town for that kit business. Building is 50x100 divide half by partition on a lot 6qx1.i3- A: room to handle and pack fruits,: produce, etc., when not liianufactt" Very little competition, and if aiv. have the markets of Taconia, Seatu Alaska to supply. In fact, a liuu Eugene merchants have said that needed just such a factory here to their goods from. A golden opp1-1 for some one :-: :-: ' Address N. A. R., Guard ( i86O:?ii?0i Handing the Dealer a Check Is itio nuwl MtlnUrlory wy ot B-'UMug your vounti Knu If h fttrjc to riHorJ your iHiMUi'iiu, 1 he rhivk Ititflf It 11 nvvli'l for tlif nu'ti. v hlrh i mni'le. If you ouM nvnhl nil tl i IMiU't mill iniMiiuii'itiUuinni, optiu Hit h 11011 it l lih tho The Eupene Loan and Savings Bank W. K. Hron, I'r.-ld.nt K. W. Osl.urn. Caflil.r. ll U rver o tun, h me li illSi.H.t il lit yAv t v W. Ill IV A? rrrsidiMit. rshtr. - K. sit way. I'. V. Ciriff.Mi Is homo from NVw port His wttr will lonuiin for a Iiii.- V(sioy Wire l.'U for S;il.iu tii iiuMiiiiii; aftiM" a hiuni.u trip i.oar li. st '.ou ;. iis-i SttnstMi an.i Mi-.- Ko;i. !i l.ft for an out ins at ;he llohfima mint's pore iluMUtw, (in 11 1 ilim from an ntuifk l malaria I'hi- man lay dtovn tn (he Iko1o tn thi' roiutty tail yarl this uf trrnoon, wluri1 lii altiato tho at t ntitn of S ifiift Hown. Aftor nv tioniiitt him aiitl t. 'amine that ho n.is nitV. iho !hi-rlff notifittt County iJiuUo 1 hrtm.tn au.l an onlor was thl- nmniiiiK. ni;!o that ho h taWon to tho hosl- Ivan and Mot a GoU-i ta! . Tho naiito of ttu- ounn 111.1l) jnroi;on iMty today to ;i not Irarnrd. imandmothor a fow das. .ludee M. I. 1'U'os is 1 r .1 lift-cor, uio hard aro nior t-V.ant, ha ft toil if h ! rr-ttdotn'o prpi'rt v at Kl. iuh an.i OtUo stro. is that havo cu'un i'io fo.-t and a half this i;ir ll.- aUo has tn hu ard poach, applo and p. a- n.vs. sot ton t.t o.ir, that ' Vud. 1 ! with th- r.-a li a luxury shad-, all 1 1 A li P'A UK CD. r niu'hi at tho (Irant lonijrht. Tin fruit raix in stork CHAMllKKS MAK1UVAUK CD. "-out tO1 isit thoir oxpoo-t-d m ! from Portland tonuht to Join an out Knsltsh walnut troos tn nK i-.utv up tho MoKotuio Mrs C. S. t llniub'-ri dr n wont to Cottaco (ivo and ohil- tais a:-k tl.i t'O pnkd it iu:l 0:00 of fiYi- until lo- :dor t'-'t lo I Cioir crowth Mr - t uia: k.tt'l.- show - : l duo to t h- irric.i t- ar I in w hu a tho troos th. .-ft in n on 10 isit th, r' .1 Mr KlllllKl I .'.' . :l Mi ')l this 1, '.Ml lo vi.i: in.- of Mr mid Mr. Jo'in Hu I. N ftor. r.'tiirii.'.l .. Ill tod;l troll', ('. 1:1.1.;. llr... I-. . itv hi1 : i.uiI.I'.iil: ;i .Hid Mr. I1, n H::,c!i.,m ;i:ul 1 ri.,. iiielit at th,. ;ran,i tiinitht. l'rir,. nlsht at the r.rand tonight. Car fr.-sh r.-m.-nt inst rer..iv.-,! t H VMMKItS HAKDWAKK ro. l'ii. nlsht .it tho c.rand toaipht. ' H.ird !.M.-lt for i-hiinii.-v." CI1AMI1KHS HAKHWAKK ov For Bedrock' Wells and Pure. some Water See J. E. KIL 1301 Satisfaction Guarantee Phone 5391 557 Bj tiistit at th.. C.rai) I OAHTOHIA. 0 0 HOTEL BRADSHAfl Scxims and board. . fJooms with irce ; 0 ', including dishes and wood. Half w.iv to v'' the ocean. Kates reasonable. VC. COOr- O o O