Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, August 13, 1908, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextJ I o THE B-TOIWE DAfW GUARD, THlTteftAV. AvUVHT IS, 1008 BUSY AUGUST DAYS AT THE FRIENDLY STORE Hundreds of Bargains Await you Throughout the Store, Wanted Merchandise deduced Friendlv's 168th Friday Surprise Sale Tomorrow Towels and Bed Spreads X to Vi Less Than Regular Double bed spreads in hemmed and (ringed square corners, scallop and fringed cut corners for iron beds 50c, 85c, $1, $1.50, $2 and $3 ea in honeycomb, crochet and satin damask weaves. Come early if you wish one of those bargains, only about 1 00 spreads alto gether, we haven't any doubt but that they will all be be gone by closing time tomorrow evening. Turkish Towels 5c, size 17x36, ea. JOc Turkish Towels, size 23x44, each 25c Extra heavy hemmed Turkish towels, size 23x44, bleached or un bleached, regular 35c towels, price 25c 15c Heavy Hemmed Huck Towels, He The greatest towels we have ever offered at this price, size 17x29, red border, big value at 15c; special each ....1 Ic 35c Huck Towels, extra heavy, each 25c 20x4 1 inches in size, pure linen huck, hemmed ends, finished edges, regular 35c values, each ... ,. 25c Wash Rags, 50 and 75 Cents a dozen 10c Crash Toweling at per yard 73c Turkish Bath Room Mats, at each 75c Women's Waists, 50c and $1.73 Worth $1.00 to $5.00, but they must be sold at once, about four dozen waists made of fine lavns, percales, ginghams, madras, in black, white and colors, sizes 32 to 42, all 1908 styles, tailored and fancy waists. White India Linon at 5c and 11c 500 yards fine white India Linon, 29 inches wide, offered tomorrow, Friday Surprise Sale at 5c and lie a yard, worth 8c and J 5c a yard. Children's Knit Drawers, pr 12c Children's knit drawers, knee lengths, lace trimmed, sizes to 8, 20c values, special each .... 2 Children's Guaranteed Hose 6 Pairs for $ 1 .50; Sizes from 5 to 1 0 At the hosiery counter tomorrow we offer for the first time children's guaranteed stockings, P 1 C come 6 pairs in a box, per box P I JJ Cotton and Wool Blankets 50 Gents to $10,00 Per Pair ... Comforts $ 1 ,00 to $3.00 Each The best values we have ever shown at these prices. CITY NEWS The notarial commission of J. W. VauKuu. oi Cottage lirove. wu Hied Willi the county tin k jesterday ufu-r-noou. A. E. Wheeler has let the contract to erect his tine resilience at West Tenth and Jefferson streets to Louis MeKown. The wooden buildings on the lot to he occupied by Dr. Zither's brick building south of the Chrisiuan block are being moved off. Oak street, between East Seventh and Kast Eighth, will be the next to be paved. The crushed rock on that block was leveled by the steam roller today. mlllA dollar The state law of Iowa, wbwin the organization l incorporated, requires that all re serve fund securities must be di9it ed with the slate. The Yeomeu uays accident, disability benefits, as well as death benefits. Look up the Yeo men proposition and compare same with other plans of traternal Insur ante. A big local lodge will be or ganized in Eugene tonight at the A. O. L". V. hall. William Edward Boddy, a native of WANTED Girl for general work. Call 18 W, 10th Rev. Trimble. house street, tf FOR SALE Number 3 Oliver type writer, nearly new. Has been used only few weeks. Call at Eugene Gun Co.'s Store, tf '.VK'TEI)-k girl who writes a good hand, Enquire at Hall's grocery tetttre between 10 a. m (Hid 2 . m. al5 IN THE. MEN AND FRiDAY BARGAINS BOYS' WASH SUITS Reduced 25 Ages 2i to years prices $1.40 to 3,50, all reducW 35. S. H. FRIENDLY .Men's Straw and Panama Hats Reduced 25 Many shapes and style's, all si2f, prices 60c to $10, all Kdk&d-25. DAVC Men'8 Fin m Lisle UiMar Reduced $t.T5 values, each $1.00 Colors blue and "national, sizes 32 to 44, $1.75 values'each $1.00. Eugene's Largest and Best Store 592-594 Willamette Street Your MONEY'S WOK'ttH OR yoOR Money 'back l'KIWONAL, Wr. nnd Mm, W. l'olders urn homo from Newport. llerl E. Burrows, of ('ultimo irovo, Is In th city. Mrs. John lluoy went to (Iriwwoll ou the noon train today. Prank Woodruff rami) down from Colt n rh drove ill In noon. J. A, I i it it lit niine down from C'res wttll on tlio noon triiln today. Mrs. T, W. Harris arrived here this nioniliiK f i-oiii t'hlco. t'al. Hid Hinlih leaves In tun niornlnu for Kolcy HprliiKs on nil nutliiK. Mrs, 1(. H. Iliymin was n slant! pns- T. ('. (Iratrln anil family expect to leave loniisht for Tertiniseh, Neb. eiiKnr to lieorhorti this murnlnic. A. 8. HarueB, of Anhltind, Is In K u (teiie on business for n few days. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. II. Kelly have rum to Newport on n short oulliiK. Casper Clark came up from l'nrt lamt this tnortiiiiK on a week's visit, Miss Clara llascr returned this noon from a week's visit at Cieswell, Uev. K. C. WlKiiiore cnine In from the north on the afternoon train to day. Miss Metu Hanson, of I'm thiiul, af ter a visit In Muitene, returned home today. Miss (Iro K. .Ini kson came tip from Jutitlloti City on the ulloruooit train today. Miss Lucille Alirauis went lo I'm t land on the noon train today to vis It friends. Mrs W. I. ffidenvood and family, of (ittiieu, I'luh, were iinlvnU In Ku (Idle last llttllit . Professor It, 11. Hem morn returned home to.lny from a trip to Hood Ulv er and Port laud. James Park, r mid Kred Stickles left tmliiv for a lllolllh's iuiIIiik ill Kltson Sprlnws. Imiie 1. Toer, one of tin- rural null carriers out of .lulu lion t'ltv. vuiH In KiiKene todnv. Pvron (lutidnll. s collese slildeiH, l 111 KllKClie looklltit up old friends Ills loom, is 111 l-iilii mule. Kl.'iie Ku ketldnll left tills mum Iiik for San Kranclsro, where h will ; the militiamen at the encanipniont aW ' f attend u medical collcue. i American Lake, returned homo Ixvln i' Mrs. II. II. Miller and children, af-1 afternoon, 'having stopped at lilr-!. DIED. ter a visit with relatives in KiiRent', 1 liind. 4, .4. returned to lrliiud t.diiy i ,,; WvMfl ,, f,imly ,, , nV i- lef! .At nf r home at the cwiior of West ed home Ihls afternoon 1 from i ll trip to. ,,.,, ,,, ,.v, f,.,jm"lh(, ellv iiqtilnn, liny aud a visit In Albany, .hi- n,,in,r r.. ,. , J. M. liceiU, who Is palntliiK some ! iim u MeKi'iule n" ihjs 'nioruinK, August 13, ;IH8, at 9 new scenery for the Albany opera! ! ' -o'clock, Mrs. Sarah A. Tavlor, aged house, la up from that city for 11 dav. , ' "wen returned last 'VebliiR I s Jyears. The ejiuse of . dwntli was Volney llemenway and fnuilly nnd ! ','!"" ''VVf5,8' , " ''"k'"". old age. She waa boi'n lii Maine nnd .los. Koke and family left this niopii-i llHa limine, and Miss Itiili 'Vlilu'lhg- spiMU ,Pr girlhood illi jmllann. com- UiH for 1111 out lug ou (he lower Slus-i ' " ""i e 111 ine -g m uregon iBilKSt). title had been ln.w , l"ll''-v i-"liinied homtv fa resident of ICugmieWlnre 1897. The Mrs. Sarah Moore, ufler'lt Visit Willi I remains will be 1 11 If en to Dayton, Or., ! concerned, rniortunntely for the tomorrow for burial. She leaves no immediate relatives here. A MmspVf.MKll THUAT ! People of'kngone will he delighted ; to know that they are to have nnoth !er opportunity to hear Kugene Knox, ; dean ofcftriltoiy at Puget Sound Uni- verslty, who is an elocutionist of rare At the M. li. church Monday luxury Miss Nellie Pines has returned lo Porllnnd aller n short visit with her I her son, Klder .las. Monro, and H lirothers, deorRe and John, In 10 it -1 lirothers, I.. H. and J. T. ItowlanH,' fn gene. 1 Kugene, returned home to Klhi'on, Mrs, Will Stiles returned home to Houglas county, Ihls iJVtoriioo'ii. I'orllaiid today ufler having attended Major C. C. Ilninnimicl, who was Iho funeral of her Utile girl here llilslwllli the Fourth Oregon 'luMlry at momlm;. I American Lake, went to Seattle at Charles Tallafero, the baseball ! the lireaklng up tlf Hie HuttiV to nt pllcher, Is In the city. He remained tend the grand aerie of Kagles h.,.rl,t,n,el,1,',"!" '"'V ! ''' ""r'l' ''"V "'""'''I'T d po ".: diet, lodge, left this moviihiw f,,r 1.1. . Bf. I1!' irl- " 5V" r"'' ' n:oullng up .he M.K,.,,,),.. Justice oi -ability now .caching In Alaska. Is vlsllliiir '.'Jl, ,','a('clr.v,,o,t tvill -liold 'down his ! evening,, August IT. Admission 25 here for a few davs. i""'" 111 MJ 1,1 nl" H"scnce. ; cents; children. 15 cents. Mr. ami Mrs. J. H. t'ox. of ('noma-1 . wa. after a visit In Kugene, returned home today. They will leave for Arl lonn soon, where they will remain some liuu time, Mrs. S, M. Wilson, of San Knuirls eo, arrived in Kugene last . evening' lo visit Mrs, L, 1.. Uoodrtch anil oilier Kugene friends, Mrs. Wilson was formerly Miss Krmlne Thompson, of Kugene. Mr mid Mrs (.;. II. Til nn. sons V. A. and Ira and daughter, Miss Mvrtle, "ne 1, 'i en iruui H nip O tliH't'liI intended Ihe Head and oilier Sluslaw coast points. 1 I hey rei timed via I rliingle Lake and TT Kugene people 4 It pelul a lew d:i s CALII'Olt.MA HOI'S IXJl Ki:i) IIV STOKM It is evident from a telegram re ceived yesterday by Conrad Krebs from W. E. Lovedale. that the hop crop In California has been quite bad ly damaged by a windstorm which hit the state to the south on Sunday last. The telegram said: "Two hundred acres trellis and thousands of vines blown down Sun day." Mr. Krebs does not know how se rious the disaster is or whether it Canada, yesterday afternoon filed probable, how- wltb the county clerk his declara km .era of intention to become a Lnited affeeted by the storm, which appears States citizen. ! tQ nave been )ocal ln lt8 character. , I Salem Statesman. The Lane County Fruit and Vege- t , table Growers' AssoeJatlon received kew iodAY. good returns on their shipment of j , ?.e"ie?" .h08.,...168' receiving . and 'board by 1.11. a OOA to, inc.... v ru.nnnlilo Phone rh.. AT Umrtrv Rlnck 1 3 ft 1 . nIS ' It is now definitely aecinen uiai the new depot will be ready for occu pancy on Saturday of this week. It is probable, though, that business will ntlt begin there until Sunday. ijiank Armberger, who recently sold his farm near Irving to Mr. Mc Cart, a new arrival from Iowa, has moved to Eugene. He received $43 an acre for his 190-acre farm. Edward Johnson, F. T. Plank and A, B, Wheeler, appraisers of the prop erly Of the estate of B. B. Deyoe, de ceasedi today filed their inventory. They appraised the property al 7,-,002.68-. C. J. Hiii'hlte, whft JvWl from Eu gene to Seattle to att'end the grand : aerie bt the EiigliK Writes that the citv la full of tfi lodgemen and that they are haying me Desi time or ineir lives.. Seattle is doing useii proua in entertaining them, he says. . Mrs. Vlary Wald has bPBYin woA fin another new residence on her proberty on Charnelturi street Be tween West Fifth and West Sixth. It Ween West Sixth arl West Seventh. it will he a twottdry structure aTifl will cost In the Neighborhood or ! 000. I Hamplfili Bros., the ' merchants, I have pm-iili'ased the Uncle Boh Camp- bell lvVffeo of five acres one-fourth of a mile tills side of Foley Springs, for a slimmer home. The place has a ' Robll house and a small orchard. It I will he Improved nnd will make an Ideal place at which to spend the 'summer. C. L. Inman, or Waltertille, is to day unloading a 50-horsermwer boiler and a 4 0-horsepower engine from the cars at Springfield for his sawmill near Wallervllle. It, will double the capacity of the mill, which is how about 7K00 feet of lumber per day. The holler and engine were ordered through the Berger-Tleiiu Hardware Compnny, of this city. Th council of Brownsville has put the ban on "near "beer, so hir as selling the same In Brownsville is S s. Sarsatab for all lim ... w n Ma. having iu'-Jivt , riaasaut u. u,. ."VMn-t V ferrule Uil.l.-l 10 j l' . ""VI " li e WANTED By yotmi! lady, work in private family where there are nrt children. Miss L. A. Clark, 496 Jefferson street. fi2 0 WANTED Any one. having li cream packers from Hull'B to n'Otify us so we can gather therh ?V. Red Cross Drag Co. a17 OlU'Ff HOR&ES FOR SALE gchmitt Bjothers, of Creswell, have four good draft horses for sale cheap- 1'hey are young and Well fed. Call and see them at Cres well,. or, wiMjie to Schmitt Bios, for 'fcscriifti'oti, prices and terms, tt CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. Best quality tents all sizes. Car fresh cement just received. CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. "i-omiBend ft, Eye Giifi Mi name implies tad iour.U0js.-r5j selves to almost ay tbipcd keeo mmt ill . (h :raa4 uavcKei k especially recommend the "! We fit gla-s right and "peneoci J. 0. .611 Wilame,,,.;,'! Plumbffi Furnish your J properly. ; Don't gas fixtures, kinds of reliable and tinning njl and let us e$itf your work Aya &HeiiJ 34 WestSlhSi Phone black I llfl days Harvard Moore, a l!nlcverHlty sln deni whose hoiiii Is lii l'ortlaiid, ar-j rived In Kugene for a short visit last' night from Ni wpoit. ; MIkm I'Mtth Hi-own, of Itoscburg. nf-! ter a visit with Miss Kdlth ilardiieri an I Mrs. W. M, Preston In Kugene. ret iiined home today. llud lienuls and wife, (if Franklin, left lasi uiehi t.ir Ashland, where Ihey hope the clliiiale will benefit Mrs. lieunit:' health. I t'oiuii. Judge I'liilsniaii and F. .1. Haiti reiuined last evening from Portland, wlier-' they good roads convention. Miss Lucia Wllklus returned home found a good many f l .mi Newporl last evening. She .as Camped their. accompanied by her sister, Mrs. C. Thomas llurke. uf i he class of l!MI l Mci'ni n in k. of Portland. of ihe l ulversiiy of (H-gon. is In Or- Mrs, l l', Met'ei -tiack, after a short ''gen City, (he guesi et Mr. and Mis. vl-'ll ai llie huiiie ot her paieius. Mr. H K Cross, of llladsloiie. and Mis. K M Wllklus. In Kugeiii . ! Mis. Kalheili,,. Ward Pope lefl yes retiiriied lo Portland lodav t I da. nun nlng for Alhau.'. . here she Mi s, (i T. Ilolll-ier and Mi s V. A. ' III visit with relatives (or several Poller, ot Portland, after a vsit al weeks, and III alio Vudor porch shades are with ihe rcii -h of all. CHAM HICKS HAUDWAIUC CO o . a. &. a- cj art i . aVrttb , IHJ Kind n H? i l,". j3 manufacturers of this much adver Used "temperance drink." -the ordi nances of this city provide that malt liquors can only he sold by registered pharmacists, and the council ordered strict enforcement of the law. MIsr Nettie Kress, one of Eugene's hest known Rchool teachers, has the distinct Ion of killing a vicious wild cat while ln the mountains near Blue River a few days ago. She and a num ber of others were going along a trail when a dog treed the wildcat. She and Mrs. M. F. Orlggs both fired at It, but their first shots missed. , The second shot Miss Kress fired ; struck a vital spot and the big cat j 'came tumbling to the ground. ' ! The BrotlierhooJ of American Yeo- men Is only eleven years old and has j a membership of over ninety thou-i sand and a reserve fund of over one i GASOLINE ENCI IRRIGATION, SPRAYl PUMPING MACH Fairbanks-Morse GiuuliJ (or pumping, spraying ui tng. .Outfits complete. Fairbanks Scales for vtf Falrbanks-.Mcrse Drnic tors for power and light FairutnkS'Murse Wina A syndicate of Eastern men, head ed by John D. Olwell, of Medford, has purchased the famous pear orchard nf n II. Lewis, near that citv. for SlRn.nnn. The orchard has held the i Towers. world's record for the highest price Fairbnnks-Morse GriijJ paid for a carload of Cornice pears I Chopjiers, Wei 1'unus. for two.vears. one car bringing $.-! AH 'first quality modi S00. This is the largest deal In the 1 prices always in stock. Liki history .of fruit lands in the Rogue lronipt reply to iuqniriet River valley. Positively cured by these Little Fills. They also relieve Dia- I tress from Dyspepsia, In ' digestion and Too Hearty I Eating. A perfect rem- j edy for Dizziness, Nausea, i Drowsiness, Bad, Tasto la the Mouth, Coated i Tobctio, Pain ln the side I Tokpid LIVER. Thej i regulate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable. ' SHALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SHALL PRICE, I (CARTERS ITTLE 1VER PILLS. shipments. Write for nvJ prices. BERGKR. & BRAN Ha Agents, Eugent FAIRBANK1. MORSli Portland. Ore;: CARTERS OTlTTtE fflVER jJjPILLS. Genuine Must Bear Fac-Simile Signature REFUSE SUBSTITUTES AGENCY F01 TYPEWRITE Carbons and Ribbon; Machines il Schwarzschild's i 386 WUlametiMij AUTOMOBILES Frank Bnnctt &. Son Garage Perl and 12th. Phone red 1711 Reo, Kirspl Kar, Premier, Ford The best cars tor the prce, $700 and up Cars for hire White's Short Oi.fi Meals at all n: 20c Up W. IJHIIE.Picp. OPENING SALE MURPHEY'S RACKET 35 East Ninth Street SATURDAY, AUGUST 1 5th STORE llic lioinc il Ml i, S A, lluldw 111 In Ku- a! ci,,rl hcfiv i 'T ll I ill lit t,i lier Me, rcluincd hunie loday. home In ihis cn. tircou i t ' eor- 1'iolcssor I'.iul llond. who w.hvMIi ripoudeiice in TeleKreni Handing th? Dcaicr Check U the uutdt .A!lsfrt(ry Why vt fit llnjj jour aiTOiinu. Kx'ii IT he (orudu lo r'oort! your m iiH-nt. tin t ln v h liNt-lf U i rHfi(l I r llu iiuuif) fthU h in Kinple, If you imlt, nun,) nil .In puli' tttnl in if muli i .it,(inlnii;, MMiMMMMM 1 (W t ! lnrii.. Si v. The Eugene Loan and Savings &mk W. K. Mron-n, I'rmldciit K. W. llHhurn, I'a.ihii r. It is ever o mm It , i. 11, A funic W. W. flov illlllllllcd to i lie f re. Mem. ll. A-;:, I'asMrr, die, aui a . TIIA Moneyback means that the tea is pood and well worth the money. Can't m c a a anything; dsr. Yew i"v. riflmt tct It ftti doat baa b. butiua htl nwl.tf f ro.'k. r-is.-, I S l-.tiive md din- IH f.l 1 lit 111 I'll. i ii n;i:Ks 11 ki: iii vmiii:i;s 1 1 vi;i' eo. J " T . ' i. ii ,-,,,,K ,ir., O ' ,:: , i ' : W .-.il c carry inc ui-gcst assortment of dolls in Eumiw. An. t -ii ... . .. , , ' o ..o .u. rt II1C cnnarcn lrom 5c. to J3C Wc can please you 5c and 10c Counters The largest assortment a ; a tn find almost anything for the home on these S.es CCntS ycu cvcr SJW- Sp-cal Enomel Ware Sale As lone is t. i, . kettles. 10-inch sauce pans. M and 14-q2 " BcHin As long as they last we will sell "-inch prcseiving I kettles, 12-inch wash basins, 8-quart milk pans, " inch sauce pans.-inch stew pans, cups, dippers pie 'plates, etc., all You can good ware at lS cents 1 I'.i'i' sued5 rc as good .is cm Kr touht Jny 'i.ue tlx lor (vic ht monc,- Remember the Sale Begins at 9 a. m,, Saturday. Aou '5. at MURPHEY'S RACKET STORE, 35 East h ji o i ..IMOtt.i XXIllJt l'll.Mlli:i;S 11 It I S VKK ei. 3