Eugene daily guard., August 20, 1908, Image 8

fa EHuan ailt at)fcju, THnwDAr, avgi-st 20, lw
o o WHAT OTHERS. ADVERTISE WE SELL fOr? LESS
Friendly's 169th Friday Surprise Sale
Tomorrow we offer f,ome values that the most prudent buyex will take advantage
of. The summer, is drawing to a close and warm weather merchandise must be
closed out to make room for heavier goods that are arriving daily.
Good Yard Widf; Muslin
8c Yt3
2000 yards of fine bleached
36-in muslin JOc quality
a yard . . . . 8c
Darkdid Light Outings
5c and 8c
3500 yards New Fall Outing Flannels
dark and light colorings, splendid
heavy weight at 5c and 8c
House Lining yd 4lAc
Dark and Light Lawns
5c yard
General clean up on U lawns and
odds and ends in ginghams and
summer goods among shese -worth
up to 20c all a yard 5c
CITY NEWS
Sarsatabs i
Ladies' Shirt Waists
50c and $1.50
All .Summer Waists must be closed
out at once, about J dozen remain,
sizes 32 to 40, sold regularly at 75c
to $4.00, sale prices 50c and $1.50
Summer Dresses worth
$9 at $3.98 each
Just J 5 of these dresses left, light and
medium dark colors, checks, stripes,
etc., sizes 32, 34 and 36, values up
to $9.00. sale price each $3.90
Gingham Petticoats ea. 50c
$5.00 Net Waists $2.75
2 dozen new net waists in white, cream
and ecru, trimmed in lace and in
. sertion, sizes 32 tc 42, regular
$5.00 waists each $2.75
Two Extra Specials in Yard
Wide Black Taffeta Silk
$1 and $1.25 Yd
Beautiful soft highly finished Black
Taffeta, wear guaranteed for three
and six months, full 36 inches wide
regular prices $1.25 and $1.50
sale price $1.00 and $K25
Dress Goods 50c a yd
20 pieces new fall Dress Goods in
plain colors and fancy mixtures
shown in the new fall colorings,
Broadcloths, Panamas and Serge
weaves, worth regular 60c and 65c,
sale price, yard 50c
Bed Spreads 50c, 85c
100 white Crochet Bed Spreads for
double bed hemmed and ready for
use, special each 50c and 85c
Others extra values $1, $1.50, $2.50
Men's Summer Suits Half Price
Tomorrow wc place on sale about 50 Summer Suits at just HALF PRICE. Included in this lot are light weight and
light pattern suits and in sizes 32 to 44. Single and double breasted coats, and trousers made with peg top or regular.
$30.00 Suits, sale price . . $15.00 $18.00 Suits, sale price . . . $9.00
$25.00 Suits, safe price . . $12.50 $15.00 Suits, sale price . . . $7.50
$20.00 Suits, sale price . . $10.00 $10.00 Suits, sale price . . . $5.00
Fine Cooper Silk Lisli Underwear
in blue only, sizes 34 and 44, Half Price
JO dozen of the finest Cooper spring needle underwear
on sale tomorrow at half price. Regular $1.75 a
garment, sale price - &7'Ac
MEN'S PANAMA AND SAILOR HATS
TOMORROW ONLY HALF PRICE
$10.00 Panama $5.00.
$8.00 Panama $4.00
$6.00 Panama $3.00
$5.00 Panama $3.50
$3.00 Sailor $1.50
$2.50 Sailor $1.25
$1.50 Sailor 75c
$1.25 Sailor 62'Ac
Eugene's Largest and Best Store
Your Money's Worth or
YOUR MONEY BACK
S. H. FRIENDLY
592-594 Willamette Street
Agents Wayne Knit Hosiery
Moneybak Silks
Kabo and Nemo Corsets
Priestley's Dress Goods
I'KIWONAIj
J. K. MiKlliliou Ik In Alliuuy.
J J. Hiillnr la In town from l.nwcll,
1 Kvii Moon, of llila illy, In In Alliu
ny. J. II. I liu Tin ri'lurnccl to l'ortliiml
tuilx)'.
(). II. Miller, of I irulii. In u recent
Hrrlvul here.
II. II. Winy went to I'oi'tluiul lotliiy
tin a Khurt trip.
Kuii I), l.epiiert wit over from fo
lium IhI ulitlil.
Caroline KIkkh In In KiiKene from j
Colorntlo Hpi'lnK. j
TIioiiiiih llniiuloii went to llltu'i
Hlver thin mornliiK.
I". I.. Hdiultt. of b'ull Creek, im In i
town thin iiiiniitiiii. j
Ceo, MllllnKM. of l.ornno, watt In
the liv lam night !
K. MtTiilly ami ilaiiKhler went to
Portland (IiIh mornltiK. '
C l. Welier, of t'reiwell, wan In j
the etty Ihla mornliiK.
Mr. ami Mm. John I'ltney left tlilm
niornltiK for the iteaslile. !
Italih (VLeary win down from Me
KkiiiIo lit Mi;., last ulnlit. .
Kreil Kainer. of WlltHVllle. Win..
I an Kanterner In the city.
Mr. ami Mrtt, tieo. II, Kelly return
ed from Newport lust nklii. I
Mr. atut Mi I-'. I'. WalteiK have
returned from l-'oloy Siu-lun
Mr. and Mm. Kimate, of I'orllahd.
are hi the c.ly vUIiiiik frl.'iiilv
' MUa Mary Wltiu and Kimi-i' have
Koue to IiIhIi Iti-nd for a xlsil.
HiikIi llauiptou went to I'onluiiil
today for a short Imiihih trip
Mm. .1. W, Unimex an. I il.uulitri
went to Newport thin moruitiK for a
two-weeka tuny.
Mt'H. I). W. AtluniHoii mid ilniiKhler
huvo none to Oi'okou t'lty to rt'Hlilu.
10. L. Ciimphell and Milton Nl
rollo have rot timed from the HIuhIiiw.
It. K. IteArmlud, of (irautH I'iihh,
1h In the fit y on IiiihIiuikh and pleas
ure. Mia. Ileraeliel V. Johnson, of
Junction, la vialtlnx with Mia. It 1 1 1
mire. 11. I). Koiiiitulu anil (ieo. llarnea, of
Wnltervllle, wem In the city last
nlKht.
Mlsa I . I v I ii 1 to nil , Hie music teach
er, returned to her homo at krvlnn
today.
Iir. and Mrs. I.owo went to l'ort
land thla mornliiK and will return
tolllittlt.
Mr. and Mm. ('. A. llurden have
returned from the Heaalde at Newiort
and YahaalH.
Casper Clarke went to Portland to
day alter a short visit with old
friends here.
Mr anil Mrs. I'ltney went lo Junc
tion this imunliiK. From there they
expect lo tto to the lieach.
Mr. Ilaher, who nttended Ihe fu
neral of Mm. J. II. llarrlB yesturday.
iituiiieil to his homo today.
A. P. Campbell, accompanied ,y
Misses Inna ami Alberta, left for
rorilatid thin uioiiiIuk for it short
VlHlt.
Mr. and Mrs. C, II. renmu arrlv
e.l Irotii Kosetiurn today lo visit with
friends. Mr. I'cnjtia Is a train dis
patcher. Mr. and Mrs S liooine, of ol'rl
land. Hie paients of S. It mule, the
lis I'ai Ko ilK'Mlt . are vlslllim their
son here
K I.. Camion, a KonehurK ultor-
i ney. ntopped off In Kiiki'Ho Inst ulKht.
ille left today for pululs north, being
ion u vncntlon.
! Mm. T. (1. Kliufer wim down today
frotu CreHWell.
A. M. SlttioiiH iiml family are home
I from a trip to Newport,
j Mm. Idaho K. Campbell mid 'amlly
i have returned home from Klorence.
M. Woodworth, S. (). VVoodworth
laud Clay Marshall, all of Albany, ar
rived hero thla afternoon.
Mrs. I,. V. Klllott, of lloshen. re
turned to her homo after n short visit
Willi her dmiKliter, who has been II!
Hob CliambeiH mid family return-
I ed to KiiKono thin afterntHin, after Ite
ms in Aiiiany Tor several weeks.
Albany liemocrat. .
Mm. S. K. (leoruo has returned
j from Northern California after two
i months- visit w ith her daughter.
! Mrs K. W. Caruahmi.
Mrs. Kssle hlirkhelmer and
dailKhler. Itlta. who have been vlslt
Itm the family of Mr. and Mrs. K.
I Scliwaraschilil, left todav for I'ort
1 land.
C. Clinton I'ime, of. (Irants Pass,
editor of the Courier, left for that
jelly this timi nine. Ills wife went to
' Newiiort today to enjoy the ocean
: breezes
Warren McWIIII.uns. of Portland. I
who has I n vlsltlni; his father at'
Itoseburi:. stopped off at .lunctlon t -
'day alul will spend several days t'ish
Itm and hunt In i; near that town.
Miss llertha Slater, who litis been
leachllli; III the Slate rnlversity far.
'several yea ra. Is home on an eMcnd-l
ed actillon and docs ti.it expect to to
' turn this season. I. a (irande Dbser- i
HIGH SCORES MADE
4 AT CAMP PERRY
Camp Perry. Ohio, Auk. 19. What
In said to have been the most extra-
. ..in, em, iouk ratiKe rit to shooting
lever seen in America was iiccom
lillnhed today by Captain K. K. V.
Casey, of the Klrst Delaware. In the
l.eech and Wimbledon cup matches,
tholh of which he won by record
ibreiikltiK scores. In the Leech match
lor the rup presented by Captain
l.eech. of the Irish team which visit
led New York in 1S74, shot at StlO
I'lltl and 1000 yards. Casey scored
KM out of a possible lo.'i." In the
: Wimbledon looo-yanl match he
, ncored 7, bontlin; the match record
of 91. intide by Captain Itlchard of
Ohio. In 1H0.1. Casey won the Wlni
; bledon here last year by Ihe score of
! SS, under very unfavorable clrcuni
stances. Today the conditions were
, a i nearly perfect as could be desired.
! J. O. Storey anil A. Welch, prom
inent officials of the Portland. Ku
Bene & Kaslern railroad, are expected
down tonlvht from Portland to look
over the brldi-e situation at Sprlim
fleld. I'he plan forinerly was to put
In a Howe, truss bridge, on piles, but
It Is thoimlit that concrete piers must
be constructed, tts the heilVock is so
near the surl'nrc
licit quality tentg all sizes
CHAMIIKliS HAKDWAltK t-0.
HE ALWAYS HAS MONEY WHO HAS AN ACCOUNT
1 lie Lupcno Loan and Savings Bank
A . ' - k-V
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'I'he Hist deposit Is an Incen
tive lo lunke others, and thus
Hie account keeps Sl ow Inc.
A n tisi'uable late of Interest
Is paid on certificates of depos
it, pai.it.le on time or demand
It vol haven't made the first
di'lio.n. yen do well to
Ic.ike t' it,,
Thru i i'l ti,. seme
' le .!t . t i.e ef
I-... I
Ki.seluilK Review : -Mis. M. t'.
llH'Cnv and two step-.lain: liters left
this tin i ii in u for Iviu-'lie tiiid lif-
l.lll.l. where they will v.sit or .1 while
lifter whbli lh. v will h.urn. i to So.i-i
.side, where the will spend :1, ,.W '
weeks
IIITIIl lit 1 li ix, i;t..
x!.1,'ih tin. I hea':!i n .li.lcs
nine, (ipi p is', iti,-,.
Till frul' t acs In stock
CHAMUKIIS 11AK1IW AUK CO.
M:v tou.w I
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TI'AM KOI! SW.K-C. ,...j
tctiin for .ile. woicht from L'".n.l t 1
L'liuii: ,i;iv,. sttnrle; would sell ep
erate A I.. Wood. w..si ..,..i ...
I Mr.vt Phone Karm.-rs m; I
s-jn
,!''l! SVI.i: K,,,:;. ,,,., .,., j
" ! ' ' nit tli-.'. Inquire .it
! I '. l.mi, street. ;1.'-
Uaiuc- tomorrow tusiit ariinuy.
Iir. Lowe will liv In hi office Fri
day J Saturday.
The business colb i-'e wijl open Its
Kulur term .Scptcii.in'r
Uancn at thu armory tomorrjw
night after the concert.
Dr. Lowe will be In his Eugene of
fice Friday and Saturday.
Howard Woods, the University
plumuer, ?s reported to be il!.
Dance given by Company A at the
armory pavilion tomorrow night.
See the James Boys of Missouri
Friday and Saturday nights at the
Electric theatre.
Several carloads of wood arrived
In the city last night and this morn
ing. Part of it is grub oak.
See the James Boys o'f Mifsoiiti
Friday and Saturday nights at the
Electric theatre.
uvqu Jt, Veltnm pxnect to move
: into their new garage on West Fifth
I street the first ot uei wtc,
I R. E. Veltum and Dell Kirkpatrlck
have returned from a six-days trip
to Triangle Lake, where they killed
three deer.
! T. H. Ellis has begun the founda
tion work for the new laundry and
for the temporary I', of O. retlta-
j Hon building.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday to John Hollis Pitney, of
Junction, and Miss Caro B. Ander
son, of Eugene.
The Warren Construction Compa
ny Is relaying a number of alley ap
proaches, putting In bitulithlc In
stead of cement.
Marriage licenses were Issued to
day to Jas. E. Vaughn and Miss Cora
E. Beisell, and to Robert B. Mount
and Miss Bessie Wallace.
A fire Is reported to be burning In
the brush east of Irving, threatening
to spread over considerable country.
It is being fought, however.
L. M. Travis Is telling his friends
that he Is preparing to go on a third
trip back east, expecting to attend
the inauguration of Bryan March 4,
1909.
Finishing work on the Insldo is all
that remains to he done to the Mitch
ell & (Jarrett building as soon as the
windows and doors are put In their
casings.
Another old building on the site
of the Wllklns-Dunn block on West
Eighth street was attacked by work
men today.
deo. Wlllougliby will leave In Hu
morning for O'Hi-ie"'- on "" xi '.,
zie lu his automobile. He will lie
accompanied by ins latnit... a.. ex
pects to stay about ten days.
D. L. Harden is drawing plans for
two residences of .1. C. Luckey. the
jeweler, to be erected on West Ninth
street. The houses will he of the
bungalow type, costing In the neigh
borhood of JliUOO each.
Fred Ixnll, a recent arrival from
Medford, has purchased three l.Ms in
the (Iross addition, and will begin at
once to build upon them. The Lu
gene Heal Estate & Investment CVm
pnny made the sale.
The stand of the American Amuse
ment company will not last the whole
week, closing Friday night, so as to
catch a boat the next day for Coos
Hay from Portland. The manage
ment claims that business Is better
In Oregon than it was in California.
L. (i. 1 1 ii 1 1 ii and Mrs. C. M. Scho
field, Mr. Hulin's mother-in-law. will
build three residences at the corner
ul West Eleventh and Washington
streets soon. T. A. dilbert Is also
preparing to build a home In the
same vicinity, and F. A. To.ier s;;i'
another on Stewart avenue ne.ir Lln
iiiiu. All are of a substantial nature.
Two big roller wheels arrived for
the city traction engine today. The
present ones are ton HkIh ainl nar
row, being only eighteen Inches In
width. The new ones weigh approxi
mately -luno pounds apiece, and have
a width of twenty-four Inches. S nt
other fixtures for the engine were on
t lie same car.
The ground opposite the warehous
es just west of the passenger depot !
being leveled S1, Dial ,,, w'are-1
room
sid
xenictice ot lo.i, ting and unloading
the cars. The ol.l passetiuer station
was today wlllske.l over n,.a r ,
freight depot at the font of Olive
street.
Chftmlt-iln1 tAlv
IrU, cs.wi.iur oir uiukt
,i Ti" r a...a.trMr.tof H.h.1 . S.rsnM
r i. l'vm li i" K.uidrrlul inrdK-iii.l !.
!::;ru;tl,v'.'1,!S::1,.i:Ma
it ilu.lo lit "" If tiuod.
ever, make regular schedules, re
gardless of what happens, but the
freights watch carefully for cut
breal-i of fire. In the cup '.a of ev
ery caboose sits a man apparently
with, nothing to do. hut his eye i.i
watching the rear cj the train. Whil?
there have been scores of fires along
the right of way, no damage has
been done this season, ait one Lr u.e
carefulne.-,s of the train hoys.
Registrar Tiffany, of the Univer
sity of Oregon, reports more appli
cations for entrance In the freshmen
class up to this time than were re
ceived during all of the last school
vear. Usually not more than half
"the total applications are in by this
time, which would Indicate a very
large attendance when the college
opens. rne applications niuicaie
that many Eastern rep-'e are com
ing to Eugene to plaix their boys
and clrls in school. Mr. Tiffany I"
advertising for additional rooms for
students in today 8 uuaru, rooms tor
women being especially desired.
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HKKE S AX K.iM.I p
See how ZH
ing. shod. lle kUOwI?t4
good Job done. V?JJ
horse shoeing 4..e ""'-J
reasonable always u '
do a good day s ,?.
Let us fix your,
Burbach&Brij
531 Olive St,
nuns can be moved upon them. The I
de track will be raised f.ir ihe con
st!-
u. I. -r 'per. :, shades are a iiixurv
with the rea.-h all
CHAMIIKliS 1 1 A It DW A HE CO.
i WILLAMETTE j
Meat Market!
Under New Management
C. K. Sell, the forest servii
Pelintendent. l,:,s lust litikli..!
Illg off twenry.f ur m. n in the 11,'n.l
mil.t-v in Ktlslrrn Oregon rr tj... .
tng a fire for t.-n .It, vs. The bill' wj"
am. Mint to several hundred .lol'i's
Hi" ftr.. was a hs on... hurni,,.' ,
i 'liner However, it
ba.l one the supervisor I
as n.
Hi-
Mil Hlit
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. ,. 1 1 " s new uir-'ct.irT
of Kiigene. whi.h was printed In The
l.tlilH. s jot, s'lt.p. is new ,,, haml
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1 : Meat Alwavs on Hand
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Phone in Your Order
" . nin.lers and sh. .,,;,( i, ,,,,
tiumttg MtWrlVv liv the
''' ' ';-:g month It is .,1-
t'j;;r.";.c J-w'-iif Ht,'
' til" I ..-K.ltlls
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For comfortable eye glasses we
recommend the
"SO EASY"
Eve Glass Mountings. They are all the
name implies and readily adjust them
selves to almost any shaped nose. We
keep most all kinds of mountings, but to
thoe who have been having trouble we
especially recommend the "5b Easy."
We lit glaxsei right and at right prices.
Fourteen years experience J
J. 0. WATTS, Optician
611 Willamette Street.
ACENCY tax
Keelo
TYPEWRITER
Carbons and Ribbons jf
Machines it
Schwarzschild's Bstt
586 WHuumu
C. MATHT3
General Teanw,
C-oncrete. GravM n . ,
Sand and goodtJarJ
eartb torsalc
Phone Black 2511
or call at 345
J. w. barring!
expert housemovc
Moves anything. Tc
y tais otj.ctifr.te. ftti
Fifteenth and Oak Su
Red 4511. Eugene. OttJ
AUTOMOBILES
Frank Bennett & Son
Garage Pearl and 12th. Phone rrd 1711
Reo, Kissel Kaf, Premier, Ford
The best cars for the price, $700 and up
Cars for hire
White's Short Order
Meals at all Hoc
20c Up
W. L WHITE, Prop-. I
r Hand
Saws
24-inch tempered steel blade, filed and
set, varnished grip handle, iron
screws, each on!' ... 40c
You
Ncvc
. Bough:
Sudii
Barge
Bete
Surely
Worth
Your
While
11. fl
HATCH ITS Full 3Ji-inei
plated; wedded black cnametft.
handle, each
CURRY. COMBS
Strong, well made, S bar steel comb,
laqucred finish, fastened to frame with
s rivets, 4 inch black enameled uanilic,
riveted through handle and can not
pull out, each. .... 10c
Vake
Eve
WHILE
IT
LASTS
TALCUM POWDE
Sprinkler top can--H ul' K''1
ically pure white mVu"1
per can i
Floor Mops 14-in White Cotton
Loosely wound strands, continuous loopeiMv
tape top, each 15c
Murpheys Racket Sto
WING & CAMPBELL
'Phone Main JS Sl2 Willamette
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