Eugene daily guard., August 22, 1908, Image 8

Children's Hose, Mzes 5 to JO, Guaranteed to wear, 6 pairs for $1 .50
Silk Gloves
12 drz pairs only, black
and white, J 6 button
length Silk Gloves,
regular $1.25 quality
double tip fingers,
closed wrkt, O
a pair O
9 doz. long Silk Gloves
black, while and colors
extra heavy silk $1.76
rP$i.40
New Fall Things You Will
New Wool Dress Goods, New Silks,"
Wc invite your inspection of this early
$5.00 Lace Waists, each $2.75
Boys' Suits for Fall
We have just opened up the firs) shipment of Boys' New
Fall Clothing and it is now ready for your inspection.
The fall styles show boys from 8 to 16 wearing double
breasted coats with fancy 4 button cuffs, open pleats in
back, center .vents and coat long, colors are elephant
shades, browns, tans and blues, prices $2.50 to $10.00
Boys' Long Trouser Suits arc shown in the same materials
- only styles arc more extreme and snappier,
prices $5.00 to $20.00
Special Sale Bed Spreads
50c, 85c, '1.00, $1.50
riOlWONAL
Frank Hiilley la u Mnpluton.
Hint Koinpp In up from Junction',
City. I
n C. Hpcar U , town frou,
llm, (iull..y . Ill town .,!y from
D...I.M-.
H. K. Noel, of Klmiialli Kails. Is In
tin. city.
C. ('old uiul wlfti, of Miircolti, an.
hi town.
J. A. Dcuilmoml Ih hi town from
Murrtila.
K. K. Smith Ih In town from luilo-l
Hml.m t .
Hon. H. A. Ilooth ami family art'
houm a Kit in .
J. I', Murphy wtuit to Tlnusiou
tliln nioniiiiK
1'. II. Itcrkt-r left for Wultcrvllto
thlH ntorniiiK. 1
Mt'i t I'rt'tMott In In the vouulry j
iH'iir Hotii'huiK.
Mm, ... IV t'urm-r cauio In from
INirltamt today. -
Mlk IVnii Hath y i vturtu'd ! o-o
Portland todit .
MIhh Jcnnh' Smith wan in town to
day from tiohlu-n.
H. I. Klnit and wifo wotv u tvtwi
toiKiy from M.thcl.
W. Waddl.' lin Rotu to (iOit Hay
lor a t'ii daH trip. 1
0. . Vool. atnl wtd have r -turnt'd
to Voollr . Or
Mitw M.iitii johtiMtu M'nt to rm
Utiil toila to fp-nd a wi'. k
HE ALWAYS MAS MONEY
WITH
The Eugene Loan
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Busy August Days
at TFe Friendly Store
Eugene's Largest and Best Store The
store with the money back policy. The
store that is always ahead in styles and
lowest in prices. These are the reasons
you find us busy even in August, the dullest
month in the year. People have confidence
in this big busy store.
New Fall Suits
The largest showing of New Fall
and Winter Suits we have ever
exhibited in August is now in
our suit department and ready for
your inspection. Those who
have already examined them
frankly admit that they arc the
best they have ever seen for the
prices. Not a half dozen to look
at but a variety of styles and
materials large enough to make
choosing easy.
Prices are $25.00 to $60.00
No extra charge for alterations
S. H. FRIENDLY
592-594 Willamette Street
! fl'llMUiH.
Mlnnlu Harlow wont tu Hclknup
SjirhiKB thin mnrnlUK.
Mt'H, Htulltln wont to
McKetulo ,
HiIiIkx IIiIh inornliiK.
II. A. WlllliuiiH inuilu a short trip I
ItO CriHWIll yesterday. I
Minn WlfHlum-r wan a pusBoimer to
Maplcton thlH innriiltiK.
1-u.h.r j
Mr.. J. IV Tumor ha. returned
i from a visit In Portland.
j Miss lirncc Bennett Is vIsltliiK with ;
!('. W. Itychnrd and fnmllr.
W. ( I'row and MIhm KSIIUitt wnt
t.i Uoshon thin nl(triHMn.
M..K..ni. ni hil-., it.u Hi ir it i ii it i
Mr. h ml Mi'H. Smith Hiill.'.v. of
U, W. Taylor tvturii.Hl from
I'nrtliiud. H.i will go to Daltatt noon.
Mrs. J. (. I'nrti-r uiul nolto p
tnrmut to I'iiUhuo tirmo thl at tr
noon.
Mr. ami Mm. K. Hamcn of Kukimic
l.-ft thin mornliif; Tor Newport. tl-
tinny HrrnUl.
MUn Kraiui'H Kclty wnt to Wood-'
hum today to visit with Itor fiioud.
MIkh t'ai a I lard hit:.
Mih. K. Went and dauuhlor rottirn-
i-d to (ioshi'ii thin aftt'inoou, af'v'i a
sliort Htay In lluniuo.
Harold Hay tamo In from t'hllo
maih on hi hlrwU) today II'
hern tturkliiK f.r Hell.
M rn. Hotlm and t wo rtuldrtMi
wi-nt to WoodSnirn tltls uiointiii; for
an ontlni; on ih lodi; farm.
f A Hnvin. of Heasaut Hill, was
In Knfni t 'day. TIm hot wvai.li-
WHO HAS AN ACCOUNT
THE
and Savincs Bank
The first deposit Is an linen
IHe 10 make others, and thus
I he .c ount keep.. ktowIuk.
A rossouahle r(o of Interest
Is paid on itilin.t of Jepoa
it. )'.iuble on tlteo iH tftuud
If "n h.iv. n't uia,l tfe. first
! I .V' l"
i't
luake 1' ll...
'1 lien 01
l.ive some.
.1:.,.. on In
A3
See For First Time Monday
New Suits, New Waists, New Skirts.
display of New Fall and Winter Styles.
12cand 15c Percales, yard 10c
On Tuesday we offer 3000
yards of fine Percales in
dark and light colors,
grays, blues, black and
light grounds with col
ored figures, best 12'Ac
and 1 5c quality on sale
Monday at this very
low price 1 Ar
. a yard J
Outing Flannels
5c, 8c and JOc Yd
Early buying in outing
flannels means a big
saving to you. We have
about 100 pieces new patterns, all fine finish, good heavy
nap and the prices are 5c, 8c and 10c yd
New Fall Shirts $1 to $3.50
We are now showing; a beautiful assortment of the newest designs
and materials in golf and negligee shirts for Men and Boys with
cuffs attached or detached.
New Fall Neckwear and Hosiery
The new open end, French fold, four-in-hand in dozens of beautiful
colorings and patterns, regular 50c values, sale price 35c
SPECIAL MONDAY all 50c fancy hose in plaids, checks, stripes
and plain, Monday only 40c. All 25c fancy hose, plain colors,
also Monday only 20c.
or hurt dm crops some, lie says.
J. I.. .'base Ii'ft today fur a busl
ncn liii.l plea-lire trip to .Minneapolis
mill HI. Paul. Hit will be gone for
hoiiix time
n. .1. liosseldeni; mine In Krldnv
frum Kontlln In visit hi. tmllv u,l
MBS Saunders, of Philadelphia, who
g hlu Bister
m, ,.... Rtrt, ,, ,8
' ' ' r1' ""i "' Se,ah1'
a d '. rUaud to visit friends and take
." k'.. ,. . ., .
, ," .Kl, "'' ' ' nr': 1,1
mint, llil 111 llt-I-tl I II Ht'll HUH II ,Vt--
trnlity by Knul .MuulU-n in the White
M,ss - Stinson n lid Frumvs
ouim reinrned yesterday from Ho
hemla. They were the miosis jf
Frank Hard.
(leo. .1. Ramsey returned to Ku
Hono from Siutiin today, lie experts
lo enter the rnlverslty of Oregon and
llllilo I'lilverslty.
Mrs. IV.nnle I., lllootn went lo Sa
lenilem. this morultm'. She reeently
resinned her position as hook-keeper
In the llooth-Kelly oflhe.
"t'urley" Anders, a voum; man well
known In lOuiteue and Sprini-t i.1,1.
has returned from Portland, wnei--he
spout must ef the summer.
K. T. IMer.e Is visiting with in r
eoiisln. Krank Test. She w : ; for
Inerly Miss lMlth furry, of i'iU ilty.
hut her home Is now In Portlaed
Mr. ami Mrs Hail. y. of San .lo.-. .
.lie vlsltini; with Miss Maude Sl;n
sou and her mother. The former has
te.enllv returned from a trip nhroa.l
A .1. Hedi's, of l-'(iitheriy. Kan
sas, and a hrother from lloiso. Ma
il... are oxpeeted to arrive this eeu
visit their nephew, K. A.
Tripp,
.1 It I
h.. I1.1-
tlllir. 1
mid Mis.
' Vllle t tl 1
owe. an urn lo of .1. M. Howe,
I'o. -i i-.llu hole for some
- .1 ill a f oi liian. a sister.
Lola Howe wont t.i lliowns-
0111:11; to si relatles.
Ml
l-Mn
It.ilTiucor. one of the
it.statlts tn the Kvenllm
i ssiiie trip contest, loft
lor l.oni; lloar:i. W ash
ley the ontlni; offered
Sll. 1 . ssflll CO
T. !o.:i arc's p
this lllol llllii;
Inm.'ii. to o
b fh.it i'.io
f l ll.il.,
!. S.i.oni St
lo.l.iv ;,.,,k:n
'li!t. ti.nMio.,
k. m.iu.icliu o.litor of
-:u.in, was in the city
o.r the f ommeivtal
i:i I inloi i,-w if.. - -nio
;i!'.l m.onl.'s 'f tl.
til 1- l.llnu "! !ii::;n:: up
da:,
tea' 'tr,
,- II .1)11
of 1 .,!. !
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Mrs
New
Aprons
We have just received a
new line of Aprons
including maids, nurs
es and waitress aprons
The assortment is
large and the prices
are a quarter less than
you usually pay.
Prices
15c and 65c
Special Sale Comforts
90c, $1.25, $1.50, $2.00
C. Ire, of EtiKene, went to Xewberg
iv the West Side on a trip to the
Wro prune orchard, which Is heltiK
run by Wesley. This Is an off year
wllh prunes, the crop IioIhr small
and It Is said the prunes are also
small In size. Albany Democrat
JuiIko and M.S. J. J. Walton and
dauKhter. Miss 1-auline, are home
.rem Seal Koehs, whore they spent
a most enjoMi'jIc v 1 . '. Tin-
IuiIko thinks that partleula- location
the choice of all the sou" 311st re-on-
Mrs. Jennie lliKKins. department
commander of the Woninns Relief
Corps, leaves In the morniim for I'or -land,
w in re she will leave in a ipec
lal car tnunrrow nluht for the nation
al eiionnipinont or the tl. A R iU ,i
W. It. C. ,u Toledo. Ohio.
Ill ltll IH TTOX, A(iT.,
Axldent and health policies,
unco. Opposite postoffico.
si
Fur Sore Keel.
"1 have found Uuclen's J rnica
Salve to he the proper thins to use
for sore feet, as well as for healinc
burns, son s, cuts, and all manner of
abrasions." wrles Mr. W. Stone, of
Kast l'ort.md. Maine. It Is the prop,
or thlni:. too. for plies. Trv if Sold
under ci::ii-.uitoo nt u 1.-...... .
1 ... . " ll. hell
nail s dnii; store. - ..c.
( IIIMNKY SWI l,l
The I..s, ,hal ever came to town
1- n id-, the season is uett.in
so i;et 1 our work attended t 1 1 ,,.lv ;
"Id. rs , rh! l.ffieo at OTioo. To-ph
M'rv roas nahle. The Old M,,.
I!. McMITt' HI
".is taken rooms at :,:, Willamette
mm. . over i-.aton s book store T..i
.'I'h-ino H'.a k L'!1.
! ! a few more Jays left to Set a
cli.in,,. ,01 t!,s,, ri. ti prizes at Wi'ts
jewelry s,,.r... You s.. a ,:,.,,; for
"' .1- !.. r spent at the joweln
store or ,-ptical parlors a-.
V'id -r porch shades are a luxnn
Wit'l .n ,lf :
'H VVUKUS IIAKHW m;k fo
I'oie a:. mini, imitations of IV
" 1:: s i', ,,Ued Witch H I s. ;M.
"' 0:10 original. Sold ! a:;
- '. :;oiie:-.t vt r.,.. on t!
' " 1 ' f-T -hem ar,l k.;. ,..,.
1 fH A:i;i'KS HAliliWAKK fo
CITY NEWS
Butter i.l ha jumped to 2 cci.ts.
Five cars of lows have come In for
the Eugene sawmill.
Hills' Gun Store has receive.-: a car
load of holiday goodi.
One rock was thrown 700 feet
from the quarry by a I'last yester
day.
t .i.i I, l,,,IMin? a hlllllie.lOW'
at the corner of Eleveuiu and Jef.er-
son streets.
tt . cnM Inn ncres of latltl
on the river road to H. H. Jack, of
Salina, Kas.
An tinier nf tnnd fraud fam3.
Is In tile city in' the Interests ot h.s
famous hook.
n 1.' iiMtmerlnir has nresented to
the citv library a set of the Encyclo
paedia Brlttanica.
A chimney sweep Is In town. Ui
Is the one who conies along at rei;-
ular Intervals the old man.
a hievMa wna found vesterdny in
a sawdust pile at MIdgeley's mill. A
hobo had evidently stolen unu mu-
den it.
A slight break of machinery and
i.nthn. with oloctrlc newer and Itas
has made The Guard late in issuing
again today.
mtehov crpek. instead of lowerlne
rlnplnfr iho I !l St fPW' fl M VS . is retKirtO'J
to be gaining a little, probably dae 10
neavy logs ana aew.
Albert rtoehp will ni each tomorrow
at Junction in the Methodist church
South In the morning, and at the
Wyatt schoolhouse In the afternoon.
Plank & Johnson have blackberries
growing on the side of their building
with no apparent connection with the
earth. About a score of ripe berries
are hanging to the bush.
Driver Caylor, of the fire depart
ment, has asked the council for a va
cation of three days to go to the Sius
law. The request has not yet been
granted.
Work was commenced this morn
ing on Raymond Stevenson's new
house In Falrniount. It Is located
on Moss avenue, and will be a two
story modern residence.
A lawn social will be given by the
Ladies' Aid Society of the Congre
gational church next Wednesday
night at the McMurphey residence at
the foot of Willamette street. a24
I. J. Walcott. who was up the Mo
hawk the early part of the week.
says that at Wendllng tin Tuesday
the thermometer was 10S In the
shade, and that Wednesday, when he
left, It was 98.
The curbing around the Park
street Is one foot in thickness. On
the corner edge next the pavement
is an iron piece to protect the con
crete from vehicles and horses which
are tied there by the farmers.
The American Amusement Com
pany left last night. A number of
the company will go to Coos Uay, (he
destination of the carnival, by the
oveiland loitie through ROiVbitrg,
while the hervy freight is shippei by
water via I't rtiiu.a.
The bear which has bet kept nt
the Hotel Gross for some time and
which was captured near Cottage
Grove, was sold to the Barnum &
Bailey circus at Albany, and will
in the nianagerle of the circus
when it shows In Eugene.
The old Wells-Kargo building will
be abandoned tonight for the new
structure east of the passenger depot.
The old building would have been
given up several days ago, but the
granite was too heavy for the loads
that have to be hauled on the trucks.
G. W, Taylor has returned from
Portland. His mother, Mrs. A. Ben
son, was recently assaulted In her
home by a drunken brute and tent
hly beaten. She Is recovering slow
ly. Mr. Taylor also has the contracts
for digging the wells nt Dallas for
the Willamette Vallev Conipnnv The
wells will I,,, five hundred feet deep
and will not be completed until some
'.tnio In the autumn.
A verv nlo.1s.11t1 u,,r.,i - ...
I Alfred IHIIard at his prottv home on
,tlie corner of Ninth and Patterson
i. streets Monday evening bv the Ku-U-etie
Military Hand, of which Mr lin.
ard is a member. After the hand
I had 11 ave.l nr,
, , i.-.iis'-iiioin oown
"n and Mr. lill:ir,l had return.-1
I hiinie. the bovs slo,...i
house and were playing a; the from
porch before he know it. T!u,
prise was complete, but 1,,. r.v.iverod
from the shock in time to finish piav
ilu; V','' pl wi"' '"''' A ins, en
joyable evenhm- was spent in ,,Hi,.
"' ronversatlon, and at a late hour
.1 dainty luncheon w -s served.
Ht'atllll' turn ,l..i. . .
,!,, , " an toutnia-
ton stone for sale cheap bv First1
National Hank ' l
I,-.. -csT!ter-s
UPPER VALLEY LEAGUE
PASSES INTO HISTORY
The upper Willamette valley base
ball leanue is a thing of the past, the
teams iiuving agreed 10 disband.
Halsey could uut come to Eugene to
morrow, and tae brealc followed.
Sprii"-'ld unbilled in first place,
Cobur,, second, Etiseuo third and
Halsey fiurtj.
t nrn shliuiieiit of rockers and din
ing chairs just received. See us for
new. up-to-date furuiture at right
prices. - .
CHAMBERS .MAltUYVAi.ii lu
Tin fruit cans In stock.
CHAMBKltS HARDWARE CO.
m;v TOIMV
WANTED Position by lady steno
grapher. Call or address 13, M. I)..
244 West Sixth streat, Eugene, Or.
tf
WANTED Extra good
September 1 to 10.
street.
cow, fresh
845 Alder
a27
LOST A pair If boys shoes on
South Willamette street. Keturn
to Wells Shoe Store or to this of
fice. , a2 2
FOUND A bicycle. Owner can re
cover same at 474 A Pearl St
a28
You're on the
Right Track
'when your clothing Is looked
after by our expert assistants.
Cleaned perfectly, pressed
properly, delivered promptly,
and our charges by their little
ness make satisfaction an as
sured fact.
Everything possible in
Cleaning and Dyeing
Eugene Dye Works
6th and Willamette Sts. '
Phone Red 286 1 - ..
Appreciates smoking good
cigars. It gives him relaxation.
The Mount Hood Cigar is a
favorite among all thinkingmen
It is positively the best 10c
Cigar on the market
Plumbing
Furnish your new home
properly. Don't slight the
gas fixtures. We do all
kinds of reliable plumbing
jnd tinning w,rk. vJall
and let us " estimate cn
your work
Aya & Heitznun
34 West 8th So
Thone blnck 1 II?
nK!CHESTFRSPIII5
j-Cs, '1 lit: IIIAMONII llM. A !
(( ? A 'l'.IAaiir ll,l.it,,
is-". i m u,i m.i i.,.,.i ,,,,i,iiiAVry
I I'l sTSi.j J'"--' no olhrrl ll.ir nf r... V !
rj i-...ri.i. A-wiiiM itViTrnH
IS ri 5'"M i'i.as- rii.i., , Vi"
L' -"".t.h".t.A;".i!.:
THERE IS TROUBLE IN
THE AIR
"'t there is never any trouble with
I'lan..., we have on sale. Mailt-;
'! by Pkilli-d vorkii-.;-n. our i
' 'ios cive the T.-ry best p.-is-lble re-'
' This is !'.tn:,.n.t ,.;lsilv
monstrai..l. Ask us for the proof
'' .v''rt our way.
marofesis,:.,.1,!
lnKani.d Join,, taJ""sJ
cannot be curea k.-J
lying and tonic """cJ
Hood's Sars;
In Csiinl K
.... ,u"1 "
; -l-S-.'its
'-It
For comfortaeie (jj
rommitii'
"SO u
Eye GUuMouniin J
selves to almost ii'
keep most all knidj
inose who have bt.lt,
especially recomm.j.
lit glaw, rtbltj I
routteen years exi,
J. 0. WAITS,!
611. WihBHtS
GET AN OLIVER II
For Your Son mil
Let young- folks trJ
Ki.ci'npee ItflfM in. I
self-supporting.
' The Oliver TyptJ
r r -.
vjreaiesi in txisKKi
C.S.FRANK,li
Eugrni, Otii
GASOLINtE
IRRIGATION, SPHi
PUMPiNC MAd
Fairlianks-Mur to
for iiuiuping, sprarlut
ing. .Outfits complelr.
....Iiiiiika HrnlMfV
Fnirhilllk.Mlirsf
tors for jHiwor and lirj
f alroaiiKMiunw
Tnwprl.
Fairbanks-Morse C"
CIiopiK-rs, Well l'umti
Ail first quality P
prices always in M
Prompt rcplr lo low
slilpim'iits. wriwi
tEKGER-iBEM
Agents, Ens-
FAIRBANK5, M-'i
Portlsni
wnxAnij
Meat, M
Under NcwMij
First-Closs Feesli
Meat Always-
Phone in Yocl
WING & G
Phone Main 33
cm
AUT0W
Frank
Gar.iefP-"i,,iJr;
p-vKis'lS"'
white"! W1'
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