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The Friendly Store Specials For Tomorrow
Ill
New Fall Suits
Fall
The largest showine of New
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 are 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
$5.00 Lace Waists, each $2.75
12cary 15c Percales, yrd 10c
Tomorrow we offer 3000
yards of fine Percales in
dark and light colors,
grays, blues, black and
light grounds with col
ored figures, best 12Jc
and 15c quality on sale
tomorrow at this very
low price 1 (n
a yard lJC
Outing Flannels
5c, 8c and 10c Yd
Early buying in outing
flannels means a big
saving to you. We have
about J 00 pieces new patterns, all fine finish, good heavy
nap and the pWces are 5c, 8c and 10c yd
Boys' Suits for Fall
We have just opened up the firsl shipment of Boys' New
Fall Clothing and it is now ready for your inspection.
The fall styles show boys from 8 to J 6 wearing double
breasted eoats 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 $ 1 0.00
Boys' Long Trouscr Suits arc shown in the same materials
only styles are more extreme and snappier,
prices - $5.00 to $20.00
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 Tomorrow all 50c fancy hose in plaids, checks, stripes
and plain, Monday only 40c. All 25c fancy hose, plain colors,
also Monday only 20c.
Special Sale Bed Spreads
50c, 85c, $1.00, $1.50
S. H. FRIENDLY
592-594 Willamette Street
Special Sale Comforts
90c, $1.25, $1.50, $2.00
NEW SALMON
0 0 CANNERY ON
THE SIUSLAW
(). W. iluril, the ploreiice capltal-i.-t,
merchant an I ship owner, arriv
ed in the city last evening on his
way to Portland on business. To a
reporter he slated Just as he allKht
rii from the stase at the Hotel
Sineede that the new company form
ed recently for the erection of a sal
mon cannery to replace the one burn
ed at Acme recently had been thor-i
mil. hlv nreanlzed and all the stock
baa been subscribed. No new build-
; InK will be erected this year, but the
i building of the old Rose Hill cannery
' on the opposite side ol tne river win
! be used to handle this year's catch of
I salmon. The machinery and stock
! are already on the ground and as
Eoon as the season opens the plant
will be placed In operation. Next
year a fine new building will be erected.
TAKES CATTLE TO
SACRAMENTO FAIR
B. P. Innian. a prosperous farmer
of Junction City, left loday for Sac
I ramento. Cat., with twelve of hlb
j l:own Swiss cattle which he will ex
hibit at the slate fair there, wnich
! begins on August 2H. The shipment
! conUsts of cows and calves, ai.d all
I are in excellent condition. Mr. ln
! iiiun and two assistant are riding in
the freight car with the cattle and
will feed and water mem regularly
on the trip to insure their urrivii'g
at Sacramento in good shape. ih.s
la a new breed of cattle for Lane
iouniy. Mr. In nan has had Com for
two years or mure and has always
carried away Mimerous pre.iiiun.e
wheicver they have been exhibited.
. 'yo. , was an arrival in Kugi'iiu on
oiki of the night trains.
PPIiKON'.U, YV. K. M.l-.lri.y. who has been up
'llic McKeuzIc wlih lila lamily, rcttim-
'd lo Salem last evening
II. It. Klnralft relumed from Port
land inlay.
V. M. Thompson, ol' UraiitH Pass,
la In ill" i lly.
It. O. Iirndy was In lliu city from
Pr.iHWiill today.
Miss Mollle lllaki'ly returned 1)
Purl land Indny.
Miss Mailt.ii llaltui; Is home from u
trip lo Poriliind.
Mis Learned went lo Portland t
day on IiiikIiii.-hh.
V. I). CiiIIIhoii In spending u fr,v
days at Newport.
Mrs. I eroy relumed to Ptirtlatiil
today aflur a visit hunt.
P. II. liobliison, nf (Irants Pass,
la in the city on business,
Kred (!. Pull, of Junction, was in
thn city on business today.
W. M. Ilrowiijiilin, of Carlton, ar
rived In Kiikchii last night.
W. K. Wright and wife, of Mi-Mlnii-vlllu,
were In Hie city Inday.
C. II. Pixlicr went In I 'oil land last
night lo be gone several days.
O. W. Hind arrived mil Iroin I'loi
encu last evening on (lie singe.
Deputy Sheriff C. (', llaillluollil has
returned Ii-.uii u few ilav.V oulliig.
W. II. UcilillcllnV. ol Poll Union.
was In the lily on litihiueKH loday.
A. lci.r, ol Cnillil lliuiliis. ',...,
was an ii i i i vn I In Kiigeiie last ul.ilii.
Mrs. (icn, A. I ly huh Ik linnie troui a
YIhII Willi ller llllll;lllel' III Purl lllllil.
Karth for
at I lie west
1
i CITY m:vs
!
Miss .Maude Kerns returned tiilav
to Seattle, where hum la a teacher of
art In the public schools.
W. II. Kny and wile, vvh i were ta
ken to Poii land by Kred .Moiilleu In
their aiiloinoblle, have retained.
1, K. McNamcc, a student of Noire
Dnlile ('Diversity, Is a visitor In the
city, the guest of rather O'Parrell.
Arthur A. Haskell bus reini'iied
from a visit at Kellogg, H.niglas
I'uiiiily, wllh his rrloud, l.cla liliu
ni hit.
Patlici-H Newlanil and MeKeon, iiT
Columbia College, Port laud, relumed
In their work today after a brief visit
with Pather O'Fiurell.
Kred Moiilleu, brother Hoy. Hill I mg placed In position
i lay warn anil iictirgn .vic.viorrail w
L. Iiimaii. The estimated value of the
property Is lliu, and il consists of
books, lodge furnkure and lodge paraphernalia.
1 I Home-made caudles of various
C. A. Nadeaii has received a car-, kind at the lawn social Wednesday
load of melons. j nihi.
lawns Is being unloaded j I. H. Ciichmau, of Acme, sent The
end of thu depoi. i (iuanl a salmon Saturday that was
.one of the finest we ever saw, It
Mrs. W. O. Marks Is pulling in Hhmw" uK enough for a family several
fixtures for her store in the Snieedu j "' sl"' f that ' 'Hio Huard
Ij ii I Id 1 n v:- editor, and as ngreeable to the pal-
. Nile as any flah that, was ever caught.
Me f'llwliMKUl l.'.u thn .i.,.,,!,,, .,f 'IM...
Company A will hold a meeting j
tins evening,
to bo present.
Alt members reouesled tl1
It
(lua id staff
annce.
for this kindly
remem-
Tho plnlo glass for the new front
of P. 10. Dunn's dry goods store Is be-
W. II. Ilia, 'iley u u,t l(,.s Slims, of
lllarhley, are In llie ellv on liuslne.s
Mrs. l-;ila Klrow ln ulce went lo
Poiilaud today on Hie liombiiig lo
cal. Miss Conies, after vliltlug Mrs. C.
J. Morse, lull today lor Chev ie.
Wyo.
Mr. mid Mrs. Illllieit Tyson aiei
liollie lioni llieir oilllliK at Lutoiiielle
Kails.
W. K. Wright and lOliia Wrlgl.l, ofi
McMlunvllle, were III thu rliv over I
night. '
J. II. House, a lumberman of t'nt-i
Inge liriive, was In the city on but-j
Hess today. i
.1. J. Itryan and fainlh', of Spiitig-
field, left today for Kllson Hpiiugti
on mi outing.
Koss Clinmlieiiiilii, a fonner high
school student. Is spending a lew
days in town.
W. J. Haldwlii and family return
ed Inst nl.'.ht from a pleaanl out
ing ai New port.
Mrs. II. A. Haskell returned to
day from Poiilaud, weliiu she speni
u week or ten dus.
Mr. and Mrs T. llenue reiiirued
In Cielr home lu dklali mui t.idnv. at
ler n vlsii wnii fiien,
Aiisilii Puiiiiigton Ii- up from Sa
lem, where he s engage,) In operat
ing ail electric l heat re.
Jeall S liobeliMill, ol Ii. iul.it;..
leave 111 Hie morning for a trip up
Ihn Mi'Kciule lo hunt and fish.
Tliouiiia Whllehorn and Henry
t.earhart, prominent eltlneus of Cor
vn 1 1 Is. were In the dly on their way
liollie from an outing at llelknap
Springs.
A. H. Hedges, of Kali-bury. Neb.,
mid ('. II. Hedges, of Meridian, Ida
bo, after a visit of several days In Ku
gene, left last night for Arcnia, Cal.,
I going via Sim l-'raui'isi-o.
I Mrs. I. Kvcioon left yeslenlay r.n
J Pendleton, to see her diuuihl er, Mrs.
j C. S. Clierdilre, w bo Is quite 111 and
j who cXiicti lo iind'T'io a siiri-.leal op-
i eratlon .me day thin week.
I V'. I.. I ie I .a e i passed I lirongli Ku-
The Pal lunch counter, of which
(leorge lialley was a part owcer, will
be closed until Wednesday.
School District No. 1112 expects to
soon build a new $:ou schoolhoiise.
The district is near Kali Creek.
The members of the Ladles' Aid
Society of the M. K. chunii are en
joying a picnic on the banks of the
Willamette at -ludkins' Point today.
j gene la:-t e
I' l l l.i ml
i heir nil-
i nliii: and
Del. alio, '1
to ailenl tli.
-. Mrs. lien. P..
was Joined
llov went III
I'uueral ol
chics.
A niarrliige
Poiilaud vest
k.-lle. ol Kuge
Carrie Malice,
Urease was
rday lo A.
ie. lined IIP
llg'd IS.
Issued 111
II. Has-
oars, and
Mrs, Thomas llatley and daughters.
Lulu an. I Kllen, arrived home on last
evonliii.'s train fr.iin a six weeks' out
ing nt London Suiur.s.
Conn- and feast on freshly popped
corn, sold by the Congregational la
dles at the lawn soiial Wedaesdav
night. aSo
A petition for letters of adminis
tration In the estate of John M. ltob
erts, deceased, was filed in the pro
bate court this morning by I. N. Har
baiigh. attorney for the estate. The
es! hunted value of the property of the
estate Is I'.HHI. Ceo. II. Koberis pe
titions to be appointed administra
tor and asks the court to name
Charles Wlllian, .1. .1. Kudo and Har
ney Paine as appraisers.
MAKKIICD
At the county clerk's office August
24, 1908, by Justice or the Peace Dry
son, Everett P. llorton, a lumberman
of Blachley, and Miss Clara B. Wil
son, also residing in that vicinity.
At the White rooming house, Au
gust 24, KIDS, by Justice of the
Peace Uryson, Lloyd Warner and
Mrs. Etta Duffield, both of Eugene.
In the justice of the peace's office
In Eugene this morning at 10:30
o'clock, Judge llryson officiating, Vin
II. Hudson and Miss Minnie Darker,
both of Wendling.
At 2:30 p. in. today in the Meth
odist parsonage, Andrew J. Sheridan
and Mrs. Mattie Lee, Uev. D. IL
I limbic orilciating. The groom is j
from Myrtle Creek and the bride from I
Divide, They will make their future I
homo In Eugene. I
KNOX BUYS INTO
AN ALBANY FIRM
Koy Knox, of Eugene, has bought
an interest in the business of the Alba)-
Mill & ElevatorCompany, John
son's Iiest, and will be in Albany this
week to make his home at the rail
road centre. He has been with the
Eugene Loan & Savings Bank for
several years, a young man of splen
did business attainments, who will
take charge of the business part of
the company while Mr. Johnson looks
after the manufacturing part. Al
bany Democrat.
TAKK XOTICK
Ice cream, if you are warm, hot
popcorn if you are cold. The sweet
est of candies to keep you sweet, fine
orchestra music to please the ear, and
a good social time. Where? At the
lawn social at McMurphey's Wednes
day night, August 26. Admission to
grounds. 10 cents. Children coming
with parents will be admitted free.
a23
FOR WOODSAWIXQ
Gasolene power,
rad. 733 E. 11th.
4762. Successor
al3
Apply J. R. Con
Telephone Black
to W. H. Davis.
The grandmothers of the old Dutch
Dunkard families' in Western Penn
sylvania have made and used "Hick
ory Bark Cough Remedy" and raised
their families on It for a hundred
years. Now you can buy It of your
dealers. As for it and use it, be
cause It's pure; because it will stop
your cough; because it Is the best
cough remedy made today. Try It.
For sale by Red Cross Drug Compa
ny and all dealers everywhere.
Hiram Novinger, wife and son andi
daughter, of Novinger, Mo., are in
the city. Mr. Novinger and his son
secured huting licenses at the county
clerk's office today and the family
will leave In a day or so for the
mountains on an outing. They each
paid $10 for their licenses, that being
the price for non-residents. They
may conclude to locate In this city.
Positively cured by
these Little l'illn.
They also relievo Dis
tress koni Dyspepsia, In
digestion and Too Hearty
Eating. A perfect rem.
cdy for Dizziness, Kausca, i
Drowsiness, Bad Taste I
In too Mouth, Coated 1
Tongno, Pain In the side
toiipid iaTErt Thoj ;
regulate tbo Bowels. Purely Vegetable. J
SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SHALL WCrJ
CARTER'S
Kittle
TflVER
J PILLS.
Genuino Must Bear
Fac-Simtle Signature
'3?L ! REFUSE r'!BSTITUTES-
CARTERS
P!T!!JL
3 IVER
PILLS.
DIED.
At St. Vincent's hospital, Portland,
Sunday, August 23, 190.X, of tubercu
losis, Mrs. Fay DeLano Peebles, aged
25 years. Funeral services at Port
land. Mrs. Pcebler was a former
resident of Eugene.
opptisi i i: ptisToii it E
Writes it x i.' ii t and health iissm-.
si ilium urn-UN. Agi.
At the family home six miles
- norm ot hum-no. on Hie river road,
In I he (.uar.l s story .Saturday ofi Aug. 21, ltliis, John, the six-vear-old
the filing upon tin- waters of Walilnjson of 1 toward 1'aiiiion and wile of
Lake bv A. Ii. mack lor dinhl hcriii iii,. f . in i... k..i.i
ins .... 1 1 siiH-ine n was iiinnuTow wild lot
slated thai - lie expects to complete . O. K. ceniclery.
I , ll II 0 feet of reservoir ciiiinellv :i l '
i the lake by next N ivemlier, which
l.uiiouni ol' water will lie available
summer. "
nun acre fi
elilleut 111 the I. O.
j
llli koik liark Coiikii Itemeny.madu
by the Hickory Itruk Remedy I'oin-
IKiny, of Salem, Or
pure; n n i run! I to cure your cough
or money refunded, (iuiiraiileed In
make a friend of you. For sale by
Hull's Ited Truss Drug Store and
first-class dealers everywhere.
Ileiiliig & Hi-lull rsoii. of this i
have secured the contract to do
stone niasoll work on I he new I
ii. I-". hi, n k at llrownsville.-
or Irrk.ilioli ii
should have read
iiv, - An ai-i-e iii.il of u.ner
! ,,! I nt ali r Mat will e.n
u loot deep, being l.',..
which It trozell solid
cubes one fo il square
Karl King iitnl Pender me play
ing ti.iseliall at Tillamook. In a uani
guaranteed lo Im'at Sheridan Sunday Tillamook won
and Pender struck out J I men.
Is the nniiiiHit
-r an acre one
illl cubic feel,'
and cut into1
. would make!
UOItX
44 T't
At the P.
l'.'us, to O.
ral hospital August 23,
Foster and wile, a son.
Large shipment of rockers and din
lug chairs Jusl received. See us for!
new, up-to-date furniture nt right I
plice. i
t'llAMllEUS MAKDWAItE CO. '
Win. ('. Kennedy and family are re
cent arrivals in Eugene from t'oiier
d'Aienc, Idaho. They will reside on
Ferry strecl near the cannery. Mr.
Kennedy is a carpenter by trade.
Rest iiiiillly tents- nil sires.
CIIAMIIEKS H.:t!lW.llK CO.
W. T. Macy. of MeMlnuvllle,
Edwrad, .-f Newberg, and
Hrnw u.liilin, of faiiton, were
loday lookinn arter t:u tnircliasi
electrical tnnihiner) lu the old c
li'le plant lu Ibis city.
When hungry rton'f
Wliltn'j restaurant will
OIRUt
HAtlsfy
that
you.
IJIIS ,1.111 s,iois M.io.l IIO not I.vij.i.-i J
CIIA.MIIKUS IIMiDWVUE t'O.
Tin fruit caiM In stork.
(.ilAMMKLS IIAUIIWAKE CO.
Mrs. Lulu Tollinan returned yes
terday from Vancouver and Portland.
Last week In the convention of the
Photographers' Association of the
Pacific Northwest. Mrs. Tollinan won
a piir.e in the salon contest and won
second place lu the trophy contest.
Jackson, of Seattle, tnklnix first.
.mis. lollmaa was elected vice presi
dent for Oregon of the Association
and will go lo Seattle next Janiiarv to
arrange lor the meeting of the nliii.
'.utiiiicriiiau .v liugn, t;ie real es-"Ki"pners. Vancouver gave the as
tute agents, have sold a residence I soclat Ion J.".iiii .or general entertaln
inopciiy belonging to I.. W, Cue onl111"''!1- The association was ortaniz.ei!
Eleventh strecl to John Hun-! ""'lit.. The ass.n ,ui,m was organize
the co-.isidera-1 '' in Portland. Mrs. Toll-1
tx-ing a clia-ter member. The
43.li.iO blocks of Ice one fool siiiare. ; NOTICE
Ity stating -,"..iiini feet" without thci
word 'acre," the amount of the reser- All members of T. F. n. lodge No.
voir capacity was niininilited L!..'i,".:i "l thai call are requested to attend
times. I the funeral of Hrother and Sister
; Charles llailey-s son at the Coni,,..
TO HAVE MONEY AHEAD
To accumulate maney, one
must g-uard his expenditures
until they are less than his
income.
A very successful plan is to
have an account with the
Merchants Bank and make
weekly deposits.
Interest Paid
on Savings Deposit
CAPITAL - $65,000.00
uuuei-iuKiiig parlors ednesdav at
I' 111 W. E. HAKKEl't.
Treasurer.
W
i dicker, ihc nrehuot
i tlou lielng kepi privaic
C. .1
W III
here I Mr,
of
LAWX SOCIAL
ST' ,
The ladies
chin- h w :
night, August
nt
t ae .congregational :
- a o 'ial Wednesday !
Ii. Oil the MeM iirnhev ;
' IV IllVlled. Admis-1
sum to grounds. 1 0 cents. M2." :
Eery Woman
llnterestdTilBhoaltlknow
MARVEL Vhirlinq Sprcy
twnan.l Suction. tt-!&f.'
.Mitsi ( onven'pr-t.
Monarch
trial. J. W.
fiiigcs. Thir'y days'
Kays Pur. Co
NEW TODAT
free
tt
HE ALWAYS HAS MONEY WHO HAS AN ACCOUNT
WITH THE
and Savings Bank
i
Loan
The Eugene
The (list deposit s an incen
tive to make others, and thus
the m-counl keeps grow lug.
Ttie Oriii. nut Ih
d l.tl nig -i under
i r liovv Hi,.,
luMaled s.ing
moving ;nctu
lire was reopen
r the iiKinageinen
Portland. I'll.- II
.V ere ,Ae. Ilcnt and til
. liri cl.is 1'hcr
' iictnri- vv hi
l Ion
1 It
nine
I 1
t
like
corge
won
elltlM
l',..
a prize In the
d - Fid lie and I
the daughter
and her violin.
vi ii
a l.u ge auie ue
Pi'
en:
reasonalile rale of Interest
Id en certificates of depos
:iv able en time or demand
v nil h iv , li i in nlc ibe f irsi
Hill vv.ll do well to
Mr
,
vv bile
caiiv
hand
Injur.
I
Christ, iim n. of tbe firm of;
n .V C;n '.s-c:ieii, groeei v men. '
t 1'lgh'h and Itlalr sirects. I
e .ut of splitting w ti,, j
iiior-tiiu. badlv cut his I
III
till
Hr I'
I llleuit
-oscr attended ti the
TEA
There's plenty of hum
bii in tea; not one ounce
in a ton Schilling's Best.
Kl'l.l. FOIt SALE.. -One registered
Hoisteiu-Priesian bull, three vears
old September n. Ilinv;- ',iik
stra ti; gentle 1.. A. llouc'k. Mon
roe. Or.. I;. P. i. .,v i f..
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i ach eye; from eves .. i ..
turn to , i
r t" Av.i lleHzman pliitnliing
lop. Ueward. ,
l.h yetr dnttpl.t for H.
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liiiinril lv,l:-.l.a. Tt hm
full nninilM mil .l!rM,;,r.vtr
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For InCumni.tlon or Onu.rh
ot lb. Bi.d.l., ,d ui.o
kiJnw. No do
..,7" .ll1.""' I"" r""n
J0 ll 1 .lnr.l Ul.,.
ol Iho rPlBk.r rcm,fc Ap
lowij hrml. Sou 6l
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f..rini. 'l'i,e lB .
Ullid. ift-ml. ..
Hood's PiiiS
I
Your Falls
Clothes
is About Du,
and you will do v
time that .
Micbaels.St;;W
hranrl Ti l
I ney ar,
'"F'i, are hand,
ored and keep t'
shape reniarkablv;
We aresole agew,
thw famous Hnt
clo,lllnginEugeM
iall Goods are ao.
nviiig andoursun,:;
guuub win be f
priced awav Am-
order to close them cj
VV e carry a coninW-
offuruishinggoodspj
v-diinot De excellec
the city, andourpr,;
will be found lowertb
many of our cotntl
tors can afford to d
ior. W e own our tr
store and have core:
to pay and are conit:
with small profits.
ou are invited tod
and look at our get
whether you buy oh
ED. HANSON
East Xiuth Street
For comfortable eye glass
recommend the
ti
SO EASY
Eye GUsi Mountings. Ttwyirf.'
name implies Jiid re,idilyiiiiiai)
selves to almr;,t any sbapd &.
keep mo;t 3l! k nis of mjuati:--
those whulnveb.-fi) V.wivz if
t p;cirii!y tr.-.-o vini'-nd tlie "$ -We
fit zUw r ght v.A itf.pr
J. 0. WAlTS.Opfc
611 Wi lira tie S rtet
Viiile
Willi 1:1
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