Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, August 10, 1908, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Texto TITE ECGEXE DAiTY GUARD, MONDAY. AlGl'ST 10, 1908 - - o FRIENDLY'S TUESDAY SPECIALS Lawr.s and Cotton Challies. yard 5c 25c Fancy Organdies and Lawns, yd. 9c 3000 Yards White India Linon 15c and 18c Values, a Yard 11c 10c India Linon, a Yard 6c Buy India Lmon on Monday, the greatest values of the season, 29 to 34 in. wide, fine finish, close wove, two prices, a yard I Jc and Your Choice of Women's Waists 50c and $1.75, values to $5.00 We will close all women's waists this week at 50c or $1.75 each; none worth less than ?5c and irom that up to $5.00. Buy early in the week, for they will not last at these prices. Bed Spreads 65c to $5.00 Extra special in bed spreads, crochet, honeycomb and satin damask in extra sizes, hemmed and fringed, cut corners or square corners, specially 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 39, (Tl QO all one price to clcsc out 4 J -7 tJ Fancy Silk at 38c and 60c 300 yards fancy dress and waist silks, stripes, (Lff figures and checks and plain colors, at yd. 38 and"VU Wash Goods, a Yard 1 lc About 300 yards altogether, goods that sold 11. regular at 20c to 35c, all yard Iv LEASED BUILDING FOR NICKELODION u. J. in its, or i hk liii.iM), Mil. I. OI'KX ANOIIII It SI'I.KX- Till-; KA I.I. . . .1.1. ,nYn,r fnr Elmlra. where they iof. .,uiv fnr an outing at tne ian uu - "VVvTn a prominent attor- Saturday night in an autmuo- -"..Kkenzie on county Clerk E V U and family "Tnsmore wen, to CoaKe ;ir home from hole) S prims. ll re " . . . J. W. Ilobb. left ifab. afternoon forjthey ,t:Ul an enJoablB ihre or four ;ve '. " - ccS I'KIWONAL Ira Manville !s taking an omin Newport. V. .. Ilurris. i-roprietor of the (Irarid :Nulr? ou Kast Ninth Htreet, li.'i.-i li;oei tiie f'oleiiton iuildlliK now oeeiiied ly th a trip couth. Arthur Ilender.- Southern Oreeun j Mrs. I.. Milieu 1 today on a -lsit. hott is home from weeks. Mrs. D. L. Cartmell and Bon. John. I left this mornins for Belknap ortland they spent an enjoyable three or four; , week:'. Pyspepletv Hearllmri.. Ns,;.' . , , Kli-knttHk. M all l!c,iiilon. ef tile Ih-si Ives, atid an. nt tlirt fciis. It. C.i. I I Itn I I .. II Minle hi '"""i'lT., IteKiatrar Tiffanv. of the Tnlver- T. I). Howland. of Portland, spent 1 ait y. ia at Newport. I Sundav in Kimene with his parents. I .lra li u- crirrin I ),,..,, frm Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Rowland, in hu- lleri;er-I!ean Hard-1 her outing at Newport. gene Eugene's Foremost and Best Store S. H. FRIENDLY 592-594 Willamette Street CITY NEWS llrirk work win ri'iiiiiiiuil on the IH'W 1. O. U. F. Illmk (odliy. A IiutrrliiKii lleenae wan lamied to day to Chnrlea V. Mt'llula unci .Minn Ullve B. I'orler. Iluunehuld koiiiIh fur J. H. Stephellii mid family, new arrlvala here, have arrived at thu depot. A dip nr nliil.ir f,.r .1 I umli. c.l mid a car of eeinent lor I.. N. Honey were arrlvala In Kuni'iie thin iiiiiiiiIiik ' bf fr'lgh(, I Tlii Method!"! Aid Soel-!y will I ntevt tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at tho homo of Mra. W. I,, t'hcahlro, tot Wlllaiiiellu atreet. Th. .1 m,..l,UHM ...... ....!.. il.l. tuiiriilnu before aunrlao IhHn II haal hwn since early In the Hummer. A good lire waa comfortaMo for an i jiour or two. j V. a, (iiilllfoid. fonneily ronuerl d with the (Irand lli.mi'ii. N opeulutt ( inoviitit lUitute tiientie at Altiuuy. , Ho apent Sunday In Kuiteue, return lilK theru luduy. la. 0. (illinote anil wife, of Kan Pe dro, Cal., are here vUluni! .Mr. and; Mia. W. O. t'ook. uehi o the ciiy.i They are on their nay north, tniv j idltiK by team, and caiuii iiIouk the road. j I. fl. Ia, p.iKt HKtHter and promt-' llenl resident ol Ivlou, I-. In the ctti ftir Ir.ntment bv lir Selover Mr.' hay had a Ioiik ab'Ke of alckuesa (ur-1 lllM the H.ir I ll K and Ikih lint let re covered. The wolk of hitlMlliK the new .e Itietit tddeiviilk al Sptlnutleld. or deieil by llii ll . wa l';iin lo.u (ilia Miern, iif Kilitene. la dolliM thr work. Tin- sulk will be bud on b.itli sldea of Mala aireet for linen blocks houiIi of the postofllce. The old housii behind President 'n in In' I I h home la being moved off. Tho house contaliiH the tolescopo of the lulverslty, with I he time clock and other lnstruiuentH connected with It. Tomorrow evening at the t'nlled Brethren church Mrs. (Hailstone will lecture on the topic, "Smith Amer ica," at N o'clock. Mia. tlladstono has spent some fifteen years In that country. , The painters al work on (lie Inte rior of the new depot announce that they will be through with their work by the flit th of the mouth, so (hat the building cau be occupied by that Huh, T!ie ('iimmerelal t'luh will meet In remilnr monthly session tonight. The mailer or a trout hatchery on the Me kenr.le will be taken up again and several other Important mutter will bo discussed. .lack Scott has resumed Ills run as engineer on the Wendllng local, af ter a two weeks' unit Inn, S. M. (iarlsoii, who took his run dining his absence, hits reiurtuM to Hoseburg with his wire. The Iron post for the I!. S. uiatl box at the corner of l-'lfth it ml Wil lamette sheet has been broken oft. The post was badly benl by n huugy ruuiiliiK lino It on the day of the Nor- ris l(oe circus Here. Swimming Is the chief sport aiming the louitK men ol tin city al present. The tannery rapuls are freiiueuted at almoM .i, iy hour, the bathers throw ho; Ihetiisctves in near the head mid i homing throih the waves. S. 1). Alien, the well-known local aitoincv. ts moling bis law oifi.e from his present apart incuts In mil ol Ihc lltiodcu buildings lo he o.cll pl d bv the new Knhcr bullilliii; lo IM I'lilio-'s tut no r oftlcea over K;i toll . IttMiVstoie. Ai'iiuld l'uitci.on, foi no rly of IM;- ' war.. t-'onijiany on Willamette atreet, and us soon as the hardware compa- ' ny nioves out and into the new I. O. I U. K. building, now In course of consiruction, he will open a five-cent moving picture theatre there. He ':hh acuulred the entlro building und i will conduct amusements on the up per floor also. In the fn.nt part of the upper story ha will put in r pen ny arcade with 'ill the popular de vices that a:-o usually found at such places, and In the rear there will be an amusement place for men and boys, flted up with punching bags and other athletic paraphernalia. He Intends to make these places the best of their kind to be found in the statu, the theatre to have a fine Ve netian front, which will he the hand somest in the city. Mr. Bums will continue to operate the (Irand and will Improve tho place for the fall and winter business. Hi n'il maintain an orchestre there at all times. The Berger-llean Company expect to vai'ato the Colemon building about October 1. Mrs. J. .M. Woodruff returned this I M. Lambert ana u. afternoon from 1'ortland. I ter. of Portland, were arrivals in bu- Herbert Leigh is home from a trip ! nlshl on lht'ir WS' ,0 to the Bohemia mines. 1 Spring. Mr. ana Mrs. a. i. o"""1" - ... . , ! M Eugene Matlock returnea f .. M.GHei? U T"!?8 h daugh-day from a visit at Cottage Grove. ! 'Jce .Mrs. Hall, in Portland. Sne was aecomnanied by her sister, j lf " " K. S. Haskell returned to Albany on the noon train today. Miss Jennie Jennings has returned from an outing at Newport. J ter. J. 1). Buell returnea tnis arter noon from a trip to Portland. Fred Ware arrived in Kugene this morning from Chehalis, Wash. H. C. Mahon arrived home today from a business trip to Portland. Lloyd Howe was among the Eugen- lans at Newport over Sunday. nied by his son, protessor riarvey bensniore. of Seattle. Grandma MeCall went to Portland I todav to visit her daughter. -Mrs. Ulti ma .Miller. She was accompanied by tu-r grandson, T. U. Rowland, of I Portland, who has been visiting here. P. M. JIaher, representing the la-' ternational Realty Exchange, of Port- i land and San Francisco, is in the' citv on business. Mr. Maher is also, publisher of a real estate journal in j San Francisco. Fred C. Walters and wife, of Elml- NEW MILLINERY STORE ON EIGHTH STREET Mrs. Spores nud Miss Hawkins will open a new millinery store In the room now occupied hy the Kugene School Supply Company's store In the Schneider block within a short time. They will occupy the east half of the room, a half partition to sepa rate their store from that of the Bchool supply store. H. J. Kirkwood. local representative of the lnterna tlon al Correspondence SchoolB, who occupies a part of the store room now. will seek other office hooms. city, was seriously injured In a Cali fornia town a few days ago by the explosion of gasoline In an automo bile. He was beneath the machine when the explosion occurred, and his fnco was frightfully burned. H.E. Leu Stelner, superintendent of the Insane asylum, has sent word to County Clerk Lee that Ulysses II. Sutherland, who was committed to ithat Institution on Septenilajr 16, 1 10 7, was discharged on a six "lonllis' leavo of absence on August 7. Stub Anderson and Kl.a lickard, who wtire in the party that went over tlo grade at Dead Horse .Mountain, resulting In the breaking of Jake Mergei H leg und the dislocation or Andy Taylor's shoulder, liuvo gone on to Hill's rnuch, und will enjoy a hunt without their companions. Pendleton East Oregonlnn: A passenger on tlin eastbound O. It. A N. train this morning was Lee M. Travis, of Eugene, chairman of the Pemocratlc county central coililulUoe of Lane county, who has ticen chosen to represent Oregon on the commit tee which will notify William Jen nings Biynn of his nomination at his home near Llnculn, Neb., on next Tuesday, Snl unlay lilglit Banker F. W. Os tium' auto ran Into a buggy occu pied by Mrs. C E. Shumway and Mrs. Tom Shumway, as they were driving near the high school, and the buggy, was upset, but tho occupAnta were not Injured. The auto was going tilong behind the buggy who th horse fell down, and before th auto could bo stopped tho accident occurred. Mrt. Henry Kompp, who Mies west of the city about six miles, was se verely hurl lu a runaway Saturday. She and her daughter were driving along West Seventh street In a buggy when the horse became frightened at an automobile and began lo run. Mrs. Kompp was thrown out of the vehi cle und badly Jarred and bruised. She was unconscious for a time hut her Injuries are not considered serious. Her daughter jumped out of the bug gy and was uninjured. Some one stole a good shotgun out of Louis Severn's buguy in the Yates lliei-y slable Sunday evening lllfl cor Bouncy mis notified and alter looking around Ihc stable he found the nun under some saeks li was returned lo Its owner. Afterward three men were seen ab nu th and one of them lllle.l up the sacks! , where the Klin lav. It i-s probable thill tllev Here tile l-iiIIiv leirll, ' this noon from a trip south Dr. A. Sharpies Is In the city to day from his farm above Goshen. Miss Leota Sparlln went to Cottage Grove this afternoon on a short visit. Attorney fl. F. Sklpworth went to Junction today to view the fire ru ins. A. Lombard returned Saturday night from a business trip to Port land. Postmaster J. L. Page return ed home from Portland Saturday night. Miss Alice Swift returned this af ternoon from an over-Sunday visit at Woodhurn. Mrs. Komeo Gilbert left on the stage this morning for Dccrhoru on an outing. Mrs. J. A, Maurer has returned from Portland, where she Bpent a couple of days. J. A. Hanns returned to Creswell this afternoon. He has a big paint ing contract there. Mrs. M. D. Hurst and Miss Anna Hurst, of Woodland, Cal., are in the city for a few days. Miss Fannie Haney, of Cottage Grove, Is the guest of Miss Blanche Whlttaker. In Eugene. G. . L. Morgan went to Yoncalla this afternoon to give an elocution ary recital there tonight. Rev. M. C. Wire returned home this nftcrnoon from a visit at Shedds and other Linn county towns. C. H. Tyler and family of six, of Hood Ulver, arrived here yesterday to visit Mr. Tyler's brother. Mrs. P. I). Newell was among the stage passengers this morning for Mckenzie llrldge on an outing n-an. ... ii..uhiirp t nis aiiernooii. nuu : r . - r,i i o ,,. ra left yesleraav lor roiey oprings. from there will go to the mountains f''Ys far as Deerhorn in on an outing. ou,omobie, and took the Mrs. Eugene Matlock returnea to- from (here for tne remainder She was accompanied o uer , Frankie Miss Johnson. I Ca lor can)e ,, fr0m Portland last John Kestley, the genial hotel man; n, ht MlB3 1Ionjg wm ieave in a of Springfield, was In the city today, i d or 9Q for the s)I.lngs ,, tne Me- , Miss Margaret Stuart has returned ; Kenzle and Miss Caylor will return ' from an outing at Newport. tomorrow to Portland. Thomas' Burke, a student of the University, who has been holding down the night shift on The Guard's linotype during the summer, has left for his home at Baker City. He will Mrs. Fred Ware came down irom Cottage Grove and will visit here a in ni i.ea jyii uci annua. .. ... , j . . Rev. David Husband returned ! while.,. Her husband arrived from unenaiis, iasu., nisi hib".. Walter Baker and sister. Miss An no, ttrtved up. trom eoresi urove i ue uiu-n ut me uiicmiig ui iuc un this ufternooif 'to visit at the home j term at the University. of their uncle, B. K. Jenkins. w n Smith and family, of Port-! Vu,or porch shades are a luxnry land, arrived down from the McKen- with the reach or all zie Saturday night on their way home after a pleasant outing. J. R. Stewart, of Brownsville, after a visit with his daughters, Mrs. It. v . I Newland and Mrs. C. C. McCormlck, j In Eugene, returned home today. ' Miss Vira Stuart, of Portland, after' a short visit with her cousins. Miss-! es Myrtia and Margaret Stuart, in! Eugene, returned home last evening. Jos. Pironi and family and F. C. ' Potts and family were among those I who lert this morning for Seattle to, attend the grand aprle of the Eagles, j Mrs. J. C. NIcholRon. of Donna, re-! turned home Sunday from Medford.) where she accompanied her datigh-, ter, Mrs. M. W. Weber, a few days: ago. Mrs. J. W. Hatfield and daughter. Miss Georgino Itunsome, went to Creswell this afternoon to visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Bra dy. Dean Goodman, the well-known University student, stopped in Eu gene yesterday on his way to South-! era Oregon from his home at Pen-j dleton. i Mrs. J. H. Conley, of Seattle, Mrs. W. M. Saners and son, of Seward,! Alaska, and Miss Hazel Saners, of I Tacoma, were arrivals in Eugene last! night. I Mrs. R. A. Stockdale and son, of! Wulln Walla, Wnsh., arrived In Eit CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. For comfortable eye J "SO EAS Eye Glut Mountings fj """" "i"i inn rtjjiiyj selves to almost any a, keep moat all kind, ol m, iiiua wuo oave otn, kit, especially recommend Ik, We lit glaises right ind le Fourteen years experience J. 0. WAfTS.Or .1 I ui: t. . . ' "iianieiteSi Romeo M. Gilbert and A. 10. Jepp gene last night and took the stage ..The GRA PROGRAM Blacksmith's Revenge Early Around Milkman Tight Fix Gay Vagabond Japanese Scenery Drama on a Roof John Is no More a Child SONGS BY MISS FORD "In My Merry Olds-Mobile" "When the Sheep Are in the Fold1 Matinee To Day 3 p. m. Evening Performance 7:45 and 9 J ALL SEATS 10c neOMIHHl :: it it 8 tor OPENING SALE Murphey's Racket S 35 EAST NINTH STREET Saturday, August 15 th, at 9 a. IK The Cheapest Place on Earth to Buy. Come Early Before the Rush Special Enamelware Sale it tt :: As long as they last wc will scfl 9-inch prcseiving kettles, 12-inch wash basins, 8-quart milk pans, 9 inch sauce pans, 9-inch stew pans, cups, dippers pic plates, etc., all good ware at 1 5 cents ! Hii As long as they last will sell 4-quart Berii kettles. 10-inch sauc pans, 12 and 1 4-qua: dish pans, at each 20 cents These goods are as g-ood.is cantt'l any place else tor twice in: barn Ion Ih y civ proof i-onM i t .iri.-stril. ho W IWIMi M Mill lis Handing the Dealer a Check U 1 ht niont milsfiuMoi y .iy of fit ling your net ounts. your p ni.M.tn, tho t in-fit tisilf In nceiit (or th ltu tiu-tt U ninplr. If )mi wonKl nvni.t hM k nitt mid lutftiinlr m til 4 ;n n, 0cn mi tit rount w (Ih tin The Eugene Loan ani Savings Bank ' W' U,'"r"' "'' W. W. It,,.,,. A.. t'a,M..r " ' -'.''r. '" '"; 't !' by i ll.-, a. iiva t t . :. s II.'" r Ml ll'tnib.T ",1 ti 11 ill !.-1 1 r.iliub.r. .1 '. !K '.niil.n :ii (MTiVS AUTOMOBILES Frank B-niwtt & Son Oaraff JVatl and I Mi. Thmw r.l 1711 Rf. Kifl Kit. IVtmiff, Fwicl 'I"hr b,t itn l tbr prvr, jn iiij up Cm hir e are new ncnnU ;n T? i . . .1 u , r r " 411 uc-ne, Dut not new m tne business, and we mvite you to come to our opening sale and get acquainted with us. We hnve rfter1 to the former stock many new lines, so we will open with almost a complete new stuCk and new ideas. This ' is net only our opening sale, but a Special Granite Ware Sale White's Short Order House Meals at .ill Hours O 20c Up W. L. VSHITE. Piop. W. 8th St , w rr7 '"it iSryUA i i L W I I! R.3 i ill " 7 . ,f'. L rjL V j I - y saw . t - - ------ MMIV Jm i' h-- 1 lKfriwcarc maki"8 c the best V '.7' I n l-ugcnc and Wc invite you to C( V . - v. ever 01 sec or yourself. Wc carry a full lini d Noticiis. u-shes. Glassware. Tools, Bascba 1 Suft;l.c, . mcs. in act. you can find almostanyt,ung you ant a: recced prices. ' MURPHEY'S RACKET STORE, 35 E. 9th S ' ' ii. im rt$ nm.