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! ' t '4 I THE EUGENE DAILT OVATu. Tl KHIV. AIGUST11.I9Q8 O Q - o A I FRIENDLY'S Wednesday SPECIALS Lawr.s and Cotton Challies. yard 5c 25c Fancy Organdies and Lawns, yd. Jc 3000 Yards White India Linon 1 5c and 1 8c Values, a Yard 11c 10c India Linon, a Yard 6c Buy India Linon on Monday, the greatest values of the season, 29 to 31 in. wide, fine finish, close wove, two prices, a yard. I lc 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 75c and trom 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 J9, T 1 Q Q all one price to clcse out Fancy Silk at 38c and 60c 300 yards fancy dress and waist silks, stripes, CLf( I: ,r.J rUr'e anrl nlain rnlors. at vd. 38 andw llguiba oiiu ...ww..o - i . . - Wash Goods, a Yard 11c . About 300 yards altogether, goods that sold g U- , 90- e. all vrA -. I tuiai at vw - - w , , Eugene's Foremost and Best Store S. H. FRIENDLY 592-594 Willamette, Street CITY NEWS . ii ti fnr a vear. He was i . ,mrm. Tickets for cum ray. ""', , ,h,nk the beat man Cc-ttaxe .rive e i .- Kooh-i-uoor parlors ana ai hea(l of the places he. Dempster duced pensei an ttjuoftc - - - He receives H a day aIia tl" Con them and save uion KairinoWJl store. . visited. Goo. If. Bniitt.. -lie commission mercham, tins niorniiii? receivVI a , i fine.it watcru.MuUb afternoon the awning In & etheruee 8 ; 'I'll'- bi Ihi.- Hud', V'esl lii nictu puv. ll. The k work on the addition to lever brought to Kuaene. i Mm in'Kaii this iiiuraiUK- T . A Ivraii l.ii 1 has l .. . . . - ii-ii Hie riiirmitorv herd of cows (,:,, u now be.ini; i ri'-WKs broui;! t u-,,-1, ,.n tin. rishcr & llak u added T, down from Cr-s- pot at Kugee well the liibi of the week -1 -i art --r ly examination for r.iiham. superintendent ol r-ai Q. Western I nion and bou rieru ' - SI()re (.all(.ht fire, presumably from a te enrapn m V'" ' ; ",,.. ,iar stump thrown irom m , ! has jus, completed tne cii,-r i uliued P quite high be-j . . i i.aiiprci for tne east suie , ,rl girnm of: ilijt-d ifj'ieiiii'ft He- fore It was ijui " - Captain 1 line from Sprinu to t he. new de i f, ft ,,, hu6e. . ! . -.nnwtion, via me i . th Aat IsprlnKtield cut-off. with all points on lnjum, ,he ann whlch wa8 ine east nuo u.-" .shot bv a friend aooui it ubu , ui-nut i-" p Hood's ollba'! 0 Kin at onct mem o loii.oi row. The work on the concrete walls of tin; mipers.t met in e of the Cherry bkM k Iji-nan this morning. The two Ottos, Kaufmann and Helchman. are In Portland buying ilxtures f -r their new Brill. Mm .1 C. Welch and dauKhter. MiHH Miirnan-l, arrived In Kugene from Portland this afiernmin. M. S. Hubble, who Is In a Portland I laundry buililiiin will 1 I -r i. i.,, 1 1,1 i-, .- will be diiiiensions and one story lilsh Professor Guy Stockton I snot uv a in - .i... f,iiiii thouaht Lee was a wno was w lieu iic ' ...i,ii, k.. .M. ). Miliiiil", wno is in a i -oruanu , , Rke liosplial. writes that he is getting 'rf,h some better, hut he Is still pretty BlcK -rtiii n.'iviiiL' nn Olfvn street has been completed and that thorough fare Is now a splundld driveway for automobiles. A tii-nuu .IlKriiiti-h from CdHaee ('rove Fay Clyde iiaker, the pride of I lift fans of this. town. Joined th -Chlcagi) girls last Saturday as a pitcher. Iiaker Is undoubtedly tne J ' j W. 10. Ilaynes left today for Seat- '"Vl. N. difherllnu Is In lliu city frum Albany. ... V. H. Dunn Is nt Newport for a few days. . , ' Krank Wure caino up from Buluin i lust night. ,, . ., .. i . ItOV, J. W, .MCUOUgllll, Ul I in I in tin , ' U In the city. Hid Hock came In from (ho north (his nflermion. Jus. Kurlcy and family have moved ' tu Hprlngfleld. Mrs. Uniiiui I.eo went to Creawell , this aflernoon. Jus. W. Seavey returned last til K til from Portlnnd. Iir C. II. Wlllmighby Is homo from ' an outing at Newport. Miss Kilnn Peck, of Corvallls. Is In lh rlty lor a few days. Hiilh Maniiiam, of Wnltervllle, Is upending week In Kngene. Mrs. C. W. l.own Ti'lurned last I Ight from a trip to Portland. K. J. Kriisler l In Portland nttend : ig the goml roads convenllon. John II llartog Is In Purl land ul l indliig the good rtmds meeting. Jsv M "no and Harry Straight re turns.! lasl night from Newport. returned home fi'wn ihelr outing at Newport. ,. ll -.iiiliti' r.t Thiii-dl.ui ' Inff In.' day for Seaside, where ho will enjoy an outing. Mrs. K. E. Fischer and Mrs. I-'. M. Stewart, ot Mureoln,' spent last nlglit III thn city. John Pllney relumed to Junction rity-tiulny, after having visited friends In ICug.ne. Mr. and Mrs. S. M, Tit us went to London Springs litis' afternoon tu spend two Avvvks there. Postmaster J. L. Page and wife ex-Sit- . t to leave In I he morning for Fo ley 8irlngs on an outing. Mrs. A. 1.. Honey returned nome to (iiishen this aflernoon after a short visit wllh relatives In Kugene. vi ,.l Mm li.Mi W McOueen and child came down from Cottage lirove on Hie noon train today. Henry Lambert, a Portland capi talist, was In the city yeslerday on his way to the Hlue Ulver mines. E. V. Pariiienter and H. M. Lam bert, of I'oi'.iund, were passengers on (he slage (his morning for llluo Klv- eral we-ks, Mr. Sales going there Sunday. I v llnrciiiirt of Millers. Nev.. was an arrival In Eugene (his afler noon. Mrs. Charles N Prosser and Miss Nellie E. I'rosser, of Seymour. Wis., arrived In Eugene on this afternoon's train. Mr nml Mrs M. 8. Wallls are ex- peciel home (his evening from Kit- sdii Siirlngs. Mrs. Alta Mismam, who was with them, arrived home two or three days ago. Judge Wintermeler, R. K. Knox and Chris C. SiiiKh spent Sunday at Newport. The Judge says he saw a mermaid while bathing In the surf, but the others were not so lucky. Mrs. T. S. Ilaudsaker left today for Walla Walln, Wash., where she and In, hiiuliiiml will nmkA their head quarters for evangelistic work. Mr. liansaker will go a rew days later. HoBoburg N'uws: Engineer Garri son and wife, who have been Bpend- nir I he tiast few davs at Kugene. re- lrn.l hnilla thin llllirll 1 11 IT. TheV TG nnrt havlna had an enjoyable (rip. C. A. ItiiBhnell, of Seattle, arter having altvuded the Ituieral o( his f 11 1 Imr.lii- lnw lluizh Herron. In Ben ton county, and after visiting rela iivai in Eimenn. left tmlav for home. Miss Euln lloyt arrived here this nfti'i'iwwiii from 111! shorn and win Inln nn fiiitlni tuirtv to leave tomoi row for the const near mo niouin 01 the H iislaw. The party will consist of. Mr. and Mfs.' Iiovereaux and sons r l nml 1 1 n rrv. hes lies M hs iiovt Kosuburg News-i-Wlllle Perman, of Innrtlun (' tv son of win. Perman ib.i f 'i-nHi-niit thenlre. arrived In (hocily Sunday and will remain here to assist his father In conducting the plav nouse. i ue youiiw inuu i first-class musician and will he a viiliiivliht- acunisltion (o our already lniiri) aggregation lot nine musical 1 1, lull t Duillev Clark, of (he V. of O. foot 1k.ii ...... ...I la hern fnr n mouth's VII cation. , ' . . . Miss I.uiiu Wil liams, nf Kugene. ate nn Ice cream cono Sunday and was poisoned and i. i..u Ai last II has been decld d that (hero are more people In Newport this year man last Newport locals in Salem SliKesninn ullu - . . ii.. f.,ii on the arm recently elected superintendent o ; ue . . shooting, and Eugene's public schools, has w i eo ( )r ' He came home . . . - i w-...., t. in itial DHIMfe,! naviuiu ..- The contract for E. M. Johnson', tne uoara -.ept tne place. J last night and w ue uuau.e lu the arm tor seeioi Round trip excursion rates on all whj played street cars ton.orrow . Tick cts tor , sioo Vancouver sale at Kooh-l-noor Pf'7"nde!feSm of the Tri-Clty League, is the iwmiister's Fairmount store. . bee team or ine ' .fournal for them and save money. UiJortstop for an all-star team from I . t to-., nre in the V. B. ! the league. His batting average was ,Thr,h evening fZ the subject j 'g' aKd fielding average .84 4. Pen cl.U'.r.ch , h America " bv Mrs. C. I der. formerly of the Eugene high K'm.Unn Ola, A., are we, 8thool. bjetoJMJ. where he has been ; come. A silver reinforced centre Vador ham mock is the oar. to buy. They are wider, longer and stronger than the ordinary kind. .. CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. t chi.inii.nt of rockers and din- ijaisi: o.t.i'" - ling chairs just received. See us for new, up-to-date turuiiuie ..(,"1. ''CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. Vminr noreh shades are a luxury with the reach of all. CHAMBERS HAKDWAJIC lu. handsome new home, to be built m his lot at Oak and East Iwelfth streets, was let today. Eree Thomas Is the architect. Round trip excursion rates on all street cars tomorrow. Tickets for sale at Kooh-l-noor parlors and at Dempster's- Fairmount store. See them and save money. Eberle Kuvkendall is home from i i t u.hi,rn h has been n,nini, uiih his folks. He starts ken. for San Francisco in a lew uoju i enter a medical school. Albany Democrat: J. M. Deeds, of I Eugene, Is In the city renewing con- Pni.mi ,ri excursion rates on attracts for snace on nis ,.:. HE MEANT WELL. For comfortibTtJ i4S0 EA .ye (Jlaa McunUnjt name imoliei ami Mlves to ihnot uJ "'K " an t ali a those who hive ben h- especially recomimaj J we lit gla-s njhiro roumenyean exeJ J. o. watts 611 Wilan N.tlv. (to ol.rgym.n, who h. assisted him to push his cart uphill) i "...-y v.ry blMiIng r..t on your he.d, sirl Sur. o donkey n.v.r could hv. done It" ..The GRAN 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 Fold" Matinee To Dav 3 t. nv. Evening Performance 7:45 J ALL SEATS 10c. OPEN I N G S A LE Murphey s RaeKet Sto Miss Kale lliiwley arrived down from Star on the noon (rain today lo lake the teachers' examination to morrow . Mrs. Helen It M.irks Is Lack from Portland lo further arrange for nien hiu driiu store In the Hotel Suici de Hon It A. Ileum weui in iiimi-- . t . "1 .1.. Y, ., on bu.lness. i W. K. Smith came tip from Salem Jack l.lltell relurm d to Marcola tbl- allerlioon I i Join his wl(e, n. ... "' "'.,. .i,., .,.i in Euaeiie. ha" heen vlltlng her mother. Mrs SI SKC l-lll.- i ' Pet rhurii N I.. Klinheiivv was .....r itiu iii.inilnu for Miss Noma Houlg lett on this li.riung's si.ige for McKenile llrldge t'oiiuiy Judge fhrlsm.ni Is In rou nd HlU'iulliig the gih.d roads Ineet- htrs V. .1. Mulkey came down i mi rieswell on the noon tialn tu- 's E. M.irkle. returned today from short lll to Ills lalhel ill Cottnge ' '" e ' , K C Smith ha left tor s.in'.herii i lliniiils lo b 'W alter hi- Interests iv I.ee lUmellim Is ll Mil ' from rt. hen- he has l"-'ll ,r M-er.il . -cks . II. M.KIiimy and fainliv hae Miss Pranc- Stanley, of Castle Kink. Wash.. Is visiting her cousin. ! Mrs. H McMuriihey. in this cliy (m ! a lew t!lt !. i Miss Itilby Culvert, of June! ion : City, returned hnme today after a j visit wllh l.i r slsler, Mrs. A. C. Ha- si'l . Ill I'.iu:- in . ' Volnev lleinenwav and wife XEWI'OKT I" 1 : 1 tst ) X A I s. nui-iiiiit.iiinii liiklua a I el l to ihi i-nasl In yond KUuence. They will st.irt In a ilsv or so. . i A V. lliu;. -ii. a tiroiuliicnl lumlier : titan, who bus been in the city frc iii c.tlv i-f lute, returned ou List nicjii's ti;i!u Iiein a trip luinh. Mr. ami Mrs. Kn Sales rettirned (his it.o-ii f c-ui SculislMtri:. '.here Mis Sales has hecu nslllns tor scv- C. T. Hum. of Eugene, is a guest nt the I r v I ti House. Drew lirilfln and wile, of Eugene, are rei: slered a( the million lor a two weeks' rest at the ocean side. Mrs. Condon McComacK, ot I'ort- land, Is visiting her luirenls. Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Wllklns, of Eugene. In the lutter'e bungalow at Nyo lleach. .Mr. .and Mrs. Hurry Stapleton, of Koscburg. are recent arrivals at the liitmon House Albert It. Tiffany, registrar at the Cnlverslty of Oremm. Is a recent ar rival at the scaeoast. He Is well cared for at the Irvln House. Miss Mary Mundy, of Collage tirove. who has been a member of the Hopkins house party, has re turned to her home afler a two weeks' nut lug. Professor mid Mrs. C. A. lluiden. of EiiKiim , passed through Newport during the hitler part of the week. Tln-y are walking, by easy stages, from Newport lo the Sinslaw river .111,1 from tlli'l'ce will take the stage arc home to l-.ugeiu 35 EAST NINTH STREET Saturday, August 15th, at 9 a. The Cheapest Place on Earth to Buy. Come Early Before the R Special Enamelware Sale t 1 1 I. Handing th: Dealer a Check Y.wx II w tox&vi to riM-ort! yr pHiem, v check Knelt U rtkcris( (tr ttit iiumic hl If ).m pul? mitt ll'. ii ii i -U million. t lr tl. mnnt' w hU h The Evipene Loan and Savings Bank V. K. Iltown, I'M'-Id. u(. l A 1'sMic. l e l'rcsldenl 11 . II! I I l i f T u ' f I J.bi1;'" '-' i i V i,i..vrv li.;ii'h luirtv u:is belli on Yanulna liny In a. h Tuesday i-ven- j Hit:, at which Miss Pauline I 'a vis audi brother Hush were hostess and host I Present as guisis were Mrs. Con don M.i'oriia. k. Miss l.iicla Wllkius. Miss Kale Kelly. Miss Hollo Van 1 Hum, .lolm Wil V.i rouilie. John Kiili ; and l;dard ail H) kc. W IWIMl M MP.I IIS 1 I T I'll i number 1 h .' S .'lid IIM llllt'M'. I l.'o Thild nuuiber. Atuil'.or d..initii; S.tlllld.tv :if (vrt'd's. As long as they last we will sell 9-inch preset ving kettles, 12-inch wash basins, 8-quart milk pans, 9 inch sauce pans, 9-inch stew pans, dippers pic plates, etc., all cop good ware at 15 cents As Ions as theyl will sell 4-quart Wh-1p! 1 0-inch 1 ?. and I J:U none at each 25 cents These goods -uc as good any pUce cKc for lw.t V, W. (sburn It Is ever so lilu !l in -re d .- I t. Ass! .lent. t'ashter. any way. AUTOMOBILES Frank Bmneit & Son GMr WjhI in 2ih. Hume red 17 U Kfv, Kirl Kir, rrrmicr Fund Thf bt can I of tlif pfi, $700 i"d up Cars fvr rt While's Short Order House Meals at all Hours 20c Up W. t. WHITE, Picp.o W. 8th St It: l BRAND : KM .1 V. -1 We are new people in Eugene, but not new in the business, and we invite you to come to our opening sale and get acquainted with us. We have added to the former stock many new lines, so we will open with almost a complete new stock and new ideas. This is no' only our opening sale, but a Special Granite Ware Sale s we are making are the best cva ' .ilrnrP AflA un. imrito nn til COtTlC aiW vnnrsflf VY r,r, , r. .11 li-.nf Notions. GlasswAr.v T Rac-bAll UPF""' ncs, in fact, yo; can find almost anything 'w want at reduced prices. .' 4. V. MURPHEY'S RACKET STORE, 35 E. 0
