Eugene daily guard., August 21, 1908, Image 8

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Q TB EBGBWB DAILT GUA. gftlIAV. Al'Gl'ST 21. 1008
STORE OPEN UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK TOMORROW, EVENING
The Friendly Store Saturday Shopping Bulletin
"Extra values tomorrow in Women's and Children's Hosiery
and Underwear, Gloves, Towels, Bed Spreads, Etc.
Good Yard Wide Muslin
8c Yd
2000 yards of fine bleached
36-in muslin JOc quality
a yard . . . . 8c
Dark and Light Outings
5c and 8c
3500 yards New Fall Outing Flannels
dark, and light colorings, splendid
heavy weight at 5c and 6'Az
House Lining yd 4c
Dark and Light Lawns
5c yard
General clean up on all lawns and
ids and ends in ginghams and
summer goods among shesc worth
up to 20c all a yard 5c
Ladies' Shirt, Waists
50c and $1.50
All Summer Waists must be closed
out at once, about 3 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 1 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
FALL SHOWING OF
L System Clothes
For Fashionable Dressers
We are now showing the snappiest
line of men's and young men's cloth
ing ever shown in the state at
Popular Prices
L System Clothes are made of abso
lutely all wool fabrics and we positively
guarantee to refund money or replace
any suit that loses its shape, shrinks,
or fades, and in any way is unsatis
factory. The colorings are the mixed Olives,
Tan, Browns and Elephant shades,
with blues quite popular.
Prices $15.00 to $40.00
Froolll We keep your clothes bought
1 TcCill of us pressed free of charge.
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
HARRIMAN
INVITED TO STOP
FIN EUGENE
Peptiron Pills&S
itrfnifl'fn ' 'on"" aid dilution, ami liru
mZ I t. rfin.l. natural iWp. Tn.y are
rLo-'olltt
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i-y are i
ut..a H'-ceptable to uit HtnmHcn ana
inilal'-'l. ami the l"t lii-li'liie f..r i
iii-rYnu ami dyslwj'litr men. women
ami all sufferer,. Irt.iu tlm MtTe-'U .f .
,. Ii! of unlay, l'ri.o to: or 1 (If
r l.v malt. V 1 Hoi.1 Co . l-owtjil, Ma&e. i
by JIoou it a uoyti.
Manaiser Harm-', in behalf of the
Com menial CIul and the whole of
Kimene. todav t.-li-urapnea to e.. n. ,
ilarrinian at his Pelican Hay retreat
asking him to act a date to visit and .
Investigate the wonderful prosperity,
n.w, .iu.-..Wiiiriioiit nf Kutfene.
The telegram reads as follows:
"Eugene, Aug. 21.
"E. H. Hrariman,
"Pelican Bay. Or.
"Eugene wants you to stop off on
your wav north. Its wonderful pro
gress will amaze. We surely count
on your acceptance. Please say
when. "EUGENE COMMERCIAL CLIB,
"John H. Martog. Manager."
As It is expected that Harriman
will go to Portland upon leaving
Klamath county, there seems to be a
strong probability of the invitation
being accepted.
BURGLARS ENTER
HOUSE BUT RUN AWAY
The home of J. P. Brubhani at 461
West Sixth 'street was entered last
night by a burglar, who was fright
ened off by the screams of a young
lady who was sleeping on the lower
floor.
She was awakened by some one j
iumniing at a truna. i ne nui giar es
caped, accompanied by an accomplice
on the outside. The officers re
sponded, but did not discover any
clues, coming to the conclusion that
the housebreakers were tramps.
Nothing of value was gotten by the
burglars.
There are many imitations of De
Witt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve
but just one original. Sold by all
druggists.
I.aige shipment of rugs on the,
road- wait for them and save money.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. j
LOW
R.AT1
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I'K'IWO.NAI,
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woilli and ('lay .Mui.tliiill, of Albany, iniMly tif llariisbuig, was here a few
left this morning ou a trip up the days the latter part of last week vis-,
Mi Kciizlc. Hiug old-time friends.
Mix r..,al l,.n;,,nir Weill 1,1 I'm-l-i M IK. T. S. All leisllll Visited lit Al-
CliiiHtcr Pugli Is III town from Ha
lmu. ,
land today to spend a few weeks. i Winy last i riiiay. i
Miss Olive Cushniun, of Acme. Is1 l''nmeis Klzler, of Holland, was a
nil arrival in Hie idly. j business caller Tuesday. . j
Mrs. Ilerihu Diivlilsiiii went to Port-! MIks Eva Morris, of Eugene, who.
Alois llurrer, of Vlda, Is II Eugene , iumi , i,,, ,,,, train 1 1ms been here for several weeks vis-1
ylsltor. j V. I). MfAllsti"-. the genial steward I'lng at the H. F. Pierce home, re-
Geu, A. Hillings Ih In t'jwn from I Mrs. Presnell fi-uin Salem Is visit-, turned Sunday to Eugene.
I,,,,,,,,,., , lug her mother. Mrs. lliiiiuiiltt. Mian Ora Jackson, of Junction
P. 11. Herman, of OriiutB Pass. Ih at the Coniiiicrrial Club, has return-1 1 y. ' inaklug tier cousin, .Mrs. lieo,
CITY NEWS
i ed from a short tinting.
W'llhelni, a few days' visit.
Ill the city.
Ernest l.yans Is a visitor today
from Klinlra.
Wllliim l.iiiidess la In town from
(!ottllgt drove.'
Elder M. C. Vru roliiruetl to Tulti
(lo this 1 1 1 n r ii I ii it
If). II. (,'ox anil wife returned from
fit 1 1 fi II II I It llWlVWKlli.
W. li. Mt'Klroy Is rtfglsti'retl
Eiigciie rVtim l-liilem.
W. Waddle letiirui'il fnmi a trip kcrlnn.
lint til Hi l.t morning i 1,. II, Itmvlaiiil and family have
Miss J.inili'M lilvlii. of llost'blirg. iiinvi'd to Purl land, where Ihey will
Is vlBlililg 1itilie tiily. i reside with Stella Hubert, who Iclt . Axiib nt and health pullcles.
Mr. add" Mis, 'lieu ' lllngham Iiiivi lor that city this iiiiirnlng. auce. Opp.ijdte posiulflce.
retiirnedMr Nytvptirl.. : j Mrs. Watson, acfiiinpanicd by Mrs.)
.Iiibn Mtmre. a frleittl of W. Wad- Mrs. C. Funk and son Ortile were
die, and veteran of the Philippine ' trip to Eugene last Saturday.
war, Is vlsliing Mr. Waddle. j Mi'"- Mary Junes Hindu a business
.Mrs. America Cochran, the milium-. rtli to Eugene last Saturday,
nf .1. M llmve. at mauled by her! Mr. and Mrs. E. 10. llpiueyer and
Hlsler. Mrs. Yanlls, went lo Portland Mrs. Adam Ceorge anil daughter,
tudiiv. Miss (lussle, went to Eugene, Sprlng-
.l! II. liiiuulas. tif C.rlnuell. Iowa, ; pleasure trip In the litiuglas nul,.
In t and cniineclcd Willi Ihe Iowa college, They started early 111 the niornlii-;
I U vlsliing his sister, Mrs. W. II. Pin- and were gone all day. Bulletin.
IIEIill IUTTOX, .(;'l'.,
Mi s. .lexau'ilf, was a imsseiiitiU1 In t Ft auk, w ho bas recciiily been In j
Hie Sltishtw Mil morning.
Miss Olesjui ;-cnt lo Wiiltoivllln
loil ii y friHti fpiltiglleld Jiini'tlon.
ltoberl Tjiiiivon was it iiiHsenger
to the SKislaw iintinlry Ihls iiioi iiIiik
Mrs. I)'. (). Wheat. of Molt), Is vls
liing with Iter lather, ('. II. tlllbert.
Alaska, went to Saleni today. From
lll'ore they will g,i lo Newport. I
Mrs. H. II. Plnkerlon, of Tacnmii, Is j
vIkIiIiik her tirnlhcr-lu-lnw and fain-,
lly this week at I lie Congregational ,
parsonage.
Misses Elsie Palmer anil et na
Vndur porc:i shades are a luxury
with the reach nf all.
CHAMBERS IIAltllWARE CO.
(leorgc' Dlxou and fumllv have . Thorn lefl this uotin for Eugene
reliirned (nun un oiiIIiik at Wuolley, i where they will visit at the home of i
Or. ' Mrs. Hrndcr.--Albany Herald. i
H. E. Waddel nitil wife, of Port-1 Flunk Cai'iilh, a grntliiale of the.
land, went, to McKetitlii llrltlge to- rnlversliy. Is looking lipoid friends.'
liny. ,. has spent the last year at his
Mrs. Potiieroy ntitl daughter lire hum,. In Kaunas engaged In new-spa-1
-visiting wlllt Mrs. tieorge lleebe and per work. Pui'lug the i-omlim nlu
fantlly. Iter be will he a member of the fac-
Mrs. .1. J. Rude and two rliUilivn hiv of the Petidleiun high school. 1
linvtt reliirned from the bench ut UoscImii-k llevletv: - E. I.. Parrott.:
Ileoth-Kelly stlper
lo I'orlland this
in to
Ihey
I'm ll.'tinl
Will Visit'
last uWlit
Newport
I.. F. Hill, the
llllelldcllt. went
itiornlm;
It. M. IllllchlcV wt
this llliaril lltK. wllett
F. .1. Cinlg.
Mrs. Ittigus r,'lui-iic,
from a visit In the
the county.
Miss Eleanor Jensen returned In
Portland Ihls niiirnliig after n visit
with Iter mucins near Ihls illy.
Mrs. Edward Shearer and two chil
dren lett lor Sun .lose Ihls iiiorulna.
where tltey will visit for some lime.
Harold Rounds. ft'Torpter I'nlversi
ly st ml, Mil, nfier n visit with Humid
lialtell, retiiiiied to Portland this
morning
Mrs llannali I letidei sliott mil
daughleis returned lait etcnlii
frotit New(iort.
Kd Mt't'laliiiluiti. Have Wnddell.
Chris Mui and William Pel i -ton
re tut, k frotit their etitnti; III 1h.
Castadcs.
Mar-hull W, .,!, i !h, :i, tl. W,,..
Van
Hose
C:im'. Miss Belle Curry, Miss
I'anMlt and the hitter's friend.
Muni lili'liarilson, of Euuetie,
me Sdnjy i, private cotive.x aucc
tor t'i:il, r Lake.
I'. !', I'li.isliiln, llaruld Menviiiatl.
I'ni'iris .1. Bowne and the Missed
IIiimimIi an. I Mabel Bowne, Mabel
Western part oi. Cam,l l nn.l Edna .lens, mi leave lo
morrow tor a Iwo-wecks trip lo t ra'
lev l.itke, Spring creek and tint hue
kleberrv pinch. Klaniatli Falls Her
ald. Miss llerlha Slnler, who for Jhe
past eight years bus been II teacher
of English In the I'nlveralty of Ore
gon, has been the gucsl of Iter broih.
it, Vttntticv Robert .1. Slater, and
family for a few days on her way to
I n tliande to lslt her neither. Mrs.
J. II. Slaler. -Pendlelim East Ore-gollttiu.
NEW Tdll.W
FOR SALE OR KENT Mil! litres III
Cloverdale Valley, a miles above
Oeshen anil five miles from Cres
well. One of the best all-arouutl
places In l.aue couniy, with every
convenience. Water Is piped to
the house; three good springs
close by; ti-room house; barn tin
xTll, will hold 2110 tons of loose
hay; l-Ti acres of good timber, bal
ance almost level, lying over I W
miles along Cloverdale Valley, on
county road: good family orchard:
possession civell October I. Also
lie rent or sul,.. a good faun sit
ni'ied I mil's iriiin the l.iiiior
I'la-o. Pi ft,. Pl-asam Hill u.Uli
i,i::i,,iiil; f,irh"iie and t w o-s: my
burn. er.t'Kiiy and hop lions.'. Ou
ly hull a in!!.' irniii sclin .1, pi, si
otiiiv ami public hall. ."nr tur
llo r part ictilai s s,'e
.1. H. SELLERS. '
I 7 l.nwrcnce St., Eugene.
W.Ti:i) Position lo d.i Held work
fir real estate office. W. M
Th Hiipson, llros I Intnl. a'.' I
ONE tlOOIl LOT fur sale; it will lie
suitable for residence and cay be
cut Into three; close In; lots fac
ing east Call upon the Pad lb:
Land Coiiipain 111 the llovcv IIMg.
Room '. li. I., faitnicll. Mgr.
HAIililSIII lili PEIISON M S
oi- ( i M IM I' llI si'
The council meets tonight.
The carnival closes tonight.
J. A. Brlggs. of Creswell, is Install
ing a new planer in his sawmill.
A marriage license has been Issued
to Charles J. Kurtb and Connie Lee
Bloom.
Joe Bardley, a driver On one of
the street sprinklers, has broken his
kneo cap.
A number of the younger set In
Eugene took a pleasant hay rtt-k ride
last night to the country.
Warnnck Brothers are puling in
their scales today preparatory io the
paving of tlte srteet tit that place.
A residence Is being built for Mr.
Patch In Fail-mount en Moss avenue,
between Thirteenth and Fifteenth.
The tlarrett Real Estate Ctmijiany
has purchased a lot from Ceo. Irish
on Twelfth street, between Mill and
Ferry.
A ten-cent electric show will he
opened in the Orpheuin theatre Mon
day. C. C. and G. E. Crow are the
proprietors.
Blaine Anderson Is having mate
rial hauled to build him a home at
the corner of Fifteenth street and Co
lumbia uvetiue, in Fall-mount.
Those fine prizes at Walts' jewelry
store will be drawn for on the even
ing of Auuust !, instead of tile limb
as tile ;i"th comes ou Sunday, a 2 I
IVnilh'ioii East Oregoniati: Pell
Met'ai'ty, the well-known I'. , f o.
graduate, is now slaying in town lor
the purpose of taking ear treatiunet.
The. Eugene planing mill is work
ing overtime with a force of eight
teen men. The other mills are also
reported to be behind with their or
deri'. Ur. Paine Is moving. his ofiee Into
Pr. Kinkcndall's apat-'tnieut.s. S. 1).
-iie-.i, i.'e attorney, now ocupvuig
both of Mr. Palne's rooms for his law i
oltlc.'. j
F I Il.iri
el Sweet II, one. f,,.
W TKI I'osi'li as cook ill , :,.n
or hotel Fitteen years' eni-"i-!
cee ll. r. renees. ' lloolll Kellv
' " R B f .n man, Lorilnu. Or. t f j
Professor ('. H. Jones, of t
and Professor Alderman, oj
gene schools, are attendhu
crs- ins';!',;,. n Coos ,ou;i
b in S-.i-i -:nall.
cilv.
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or rocks In the railroad yards. The
section hands discovered it, the car
nival owners coining and capturing
it-
11. M. Parvin. nf Dexter, whose
threshing separator burned near Go
shen a few d.iys ago, is in town from
Portland, where lie purchased a new
Buffalo-Pitts separator to replace the
one burned. He expects it up oil to
day's freight.
The city council will meet again
this evening and the water question
will be under discussion. It would
be a good idea for those who are in
terested to attend the meetings of
the council and learn for themselves
just what is said and done. The
water question and other maters of
importance are acted upon in open
meeting.
A grass fire called the fire depart
ment out. this afternoon to College
11111. Harold Wells had a bonfire
In his yard, from which the grass Ig
nited. The fire spread with great
rapidity toward the house, l.-.l. Wol
eotl, attacking it witli a pail and- r.iK,
stumping out the blaze after, being
singed.
. Carl Fisher and Hal-ry Timvman.
aged 1 :i and 1 'i respcetK'tdy, 'were
arrested yesterday afternoon by Con
stable Plank and brought before
Judge Bry.son. accused of tin-owing
stones at C. L. Williams, the Ram
bler automobile man. The boys case's
will come up In the morning. -at I
o'clock before Judge Chri.snian in the
Juveile court.
A defective steering gear was the
cause of an automobile accident
which occurred last night about mid
night when the occupants of a car
driven by "Tink" Burget were given
a had spill. That no one was serious
ly injured Is miraculous. A. S. Stub
ling sustained several bad bruises,
but is able to attend to business to
day. Burget, who was driving the
car. escapel wit limit a scratch. The
Dalles Chronicle. Stubling is a l"ni
verslty graduate well-known here.
The Booth-Kelly Lumber Company
is musing splendid progress on itsl
logging read out of Wendling. Twol
mill's of grade are ready for ties
and hails, three bridges practically l
completed, and the entire six milei;
will be ready for operation by No
vember 1st. The plan is to supplv
lioih the Wendling and Springfield
mills with logs from the camps on
this road. The Springfield and Co-
hurg plants are now in operation and1
shipments are going forth front all
four mills.
i ne (leseriptipn ot the surveys on
some of the tiniberlaud in tlte Sius
law region Is remarkable lor the c in
else expressions which are used bv
timber men n speaking of the cor
ners and Hues that have been run.
Most of the surveys are made bv
mere draw ings, the groun never
having been traversed. For corners
a en-tain l:.e. as a cellar. u h,urel
'" a ,:,:''- i ""'ally itr.m-il. F.ir
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For comfortable eye glasses we
recommend the
EASY"
Eye 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
those who have been having- trouble we
especially recommend the "5b Easy."
We fit glases right and at right prices.
Fourteen years experience M
J. 0. WATTS, Optician
611 Willamette Street-
Julius
Goldsmith
Will r.e
rnaje this
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For any lurtlitt ioiaj
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Local Av
Win. McMinray, &
sender agent, Po;.
AUTOMO BILES
Frank Bennett & Son
Garage Pearl and 12th. Phonered MM
Reo, Kissel Kar, Premier, Ford
The best cars for the price, $700 and up
Cars for hire
White's Short I
Meals at all
20c u?;
W. L. WHITE, Pi
Tin fruit cans In st
CHAMBERS HAR:
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2;K
r Hand
Saws
24-inch tempered steel blade, filed and
set, varnished grip handle, iron
screws, each only 40c
Surely
Worth
Your
While
HATCH iTS-l ull 3Jfinc.
plated; wedded black ena;
handle, each
GURRY COMBS
Strong, well made, S bar steel comk
laqucred finish, fastened to t"rai:ic with
-Svivi-ts, 4 inch black enameled lunula,
nveted through handle and :"""'
l".i'.l cut. each ICc
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