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No. UIK5
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r . .j.iislne Club,
M .1 , Aiuf. 27. Thfi American1
Jfi'riiiiriniy of i Bar Association today continued the
fSPEAKS BEFORE
ADVERTISING CLUBS
... j ipalgn funds, and .there Is no distress
iut ; 'for lack of money.
ir.pnt Demo-
ivj here tooJ b.B ASMH i.ii iu.A
address ue-, COXSIDKKS ItKPOHT
action of me R"!'"!
nf Kansas mi
..nnonred that it .
rtfl. nt u--
coaremlon was a rj-
ho las i
, ol bank deposits.
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of repnrts and heard i
resolutions from gpocial committees. !
tiil' U'IIU'lT'M.tKK'1'T I
Aug. 27. Wheat is un
Au!
2;Vllh the f
Porliand,
changed.
Chicago, A UK. 2 7.
92; December, 94;
September.
May, 98
est of tne ai-i Louis when a 20-year-old Kit 1 laid
(jll swing, i a baby on the altar at a revival in
returned here today j charge of Hev. jonn Miucninson and
L ..,ur tn lDaugu-i remarked: riere is juur nine uur-
t in me " ....,, h( iit hut declared the wo- l
3n'"nd Kern. He! man tempted him. Down on such
? worrying over cam- hypocrites.
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THK liKKAILKIt SMOKING CAR AM) THE LOCOMOTIVE ItVINS IX S. I'. WKKCK XKAIt lltVIXt;
SI" X DAY
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bene s Busiest Store
The Mail Order House of Lane County
8-0? Suit Styles
lit Department is like every other department of our store, which in iriagni-
itj variety of goods displayed has no counterpart in Eugene. We are
new fall 1908 suits that are distinctive, beautiful as well as practical.
jre never so confident concerning a fall assemblage of ready to wear suits.
er opened the season with such a large stock and never so RICH IN
AND VALUE FOR THE PRICE. We have always been leaders and
i i . i rT,i i i . !. r
leason places us much farther in advance. l he high quality or our
Wise, the low CASH PRICES which' always "beats credit" explains our
ccess. Suits arriviner dailv bv exoress ransring in nrice from $ 1 6 to $60
9 mtLUUUKNk
AWAITS THE
S8 Coods Nearly all Sold
il our lawns, batistes and all
utaials closed out at M-price
5c
-10c
Long or Short, Kimonas
At. a Make-R.oom Price
Every garment reduced.
$1 .25 long; or short kimonas, Rf
make.room price, each JJ
Wash Dresses Closing Out at. 'A
Jacket suits and shirt waist suits, some
pique, others of India Linon, all at J4-price
$10.00 suits $5.00
$3.75 suits. $1.88
F Sale Contm'd
PPet dressMof black and white,
and white calico and percale,
cw. '
E.now$ $1.50quality$1.25
rqualitv
Mercerized Ginghams
25c mercerized ginghams, blue,
brown1 and light checks. Make-room
price
18 cents
Pure Linen Suiting
35c 36-inches wide linen suiting,
blue or lavender.
The yard 27c
f yr Ginghams
zephyr ginghams, all
frs. (See
yard!2c
Linen Finished Suiting
36 inches wide, white only
7&e yard 1 5c
Lisle Gloves
pair
75c long lisie gloves, 12 button length, 55c
SI long lisle gloves, 16-buttan length, 85c
$1,35 long lisle gloves, IB-button length, SI
Fall Dress Goods Are Now Ready
rashion has decreed the most popular,
inc assortment is complete.
New weaves, new colorings,
plain, fancy and the invisible
are here ready for your selection. I he best arc sure to be
AVSTHAUAX CITY KXPKtTINC;
AHRIVAI, OV VSCI.E SAM'S
SHIPS WITH FKVKK1SH IXTEIl.
KST STIIAGGLKHS LKI-T II-
HIX1) AT SVDXKV IllT WIIJ,
KK.KIX SHIPS AT MKI,1HVKNH
! Mi'lljonriie, Aug. 27. Melbourne
Is awaiting with feverish interest the
arrival of the American bauleahlp
fleet. The fleet Is expected to enter
Port I'hflllps head early Saturday
r.KM-nlni;, and It will he met down the
bay by ministers, members of purlin
men! and a reception committee of
prominent citizens.
Kor ten days a small army of work
men have been eiiKUKetl ill decorallnn
the principal hulldliiKs of the city and
preparing ror a gorgeous Illumina
tion of the lending streets and public
squares. The decorations of the gov
ernment buildings are especially elab
orate, (everywhere are Intertwined
flags of the 1'nited States and Eng
land, and pictures of King Edward.
President Itoosevelt nnd Admiral
Sperry are conspicuous features of
the aJornuientK.
The arrangements for the enter
tainment of the officers and men of
the fleet art practically complete.
The week's program will comprise
dinner to the fleet's senior officers
by the governor, Oarmlchncl, a din
ner at Parliament ll-ousc by the com
monwealth government, and a recep
tion tt) the officers by the state de
partment There will be "nun guests
at the last-named function, which
will be held In the mammoth Exhi
bition building. At the noted Klem
Ington race course a special meet will
be held nnd will carry such events as
the Stars and Stripes htmilii-ap, the
Koosevlt handicap, etc., In honor oT
the visitors. The men of the fleet
will lie taken to llnllnrnt, the golden
city, where the miners are preparing
a niibtte detininst rat Ion.
Other features of the program of
cnteri.-iinmeiit will include military
and naval reviews, processions, luncheon-;
In honor of the officers, theatre
parlies nnd athletic spirts for the
milois. and a number of railway e
( nr-iocs and mnlor c.ir trip for both
officers and num.
AUGUSTA RECOVERING
FROM WORST FLOOD
IN ITSliHISTORY
Atlanta, tin.
today rapidly
worst flood In
caught.
perilous
lug unfortunate
positions.
There were three deaths In Au-
... nniem ,1,1 UMVIIIOOII Having ' mil ene liefi-n X'.i iiiimec .-,,i,l.l
Aug. 27.---Augnstu is i
recovering from the
its history, the water
fallen so that the sidewalks are prac-!
tic-ally clear. Considering the fact 1
that eight feci of water ran through'
the mala business and residence ills-!
rids, telephone and telegraph com
munication cut off and no trains
within a mile of Augusta for forty
eight hours, It Is remarkable that'
i here has not been greater financial j
damage and loss of life.
The Associated Press established
headiiuariers eight miles from the
he
secured.
The damage, it is estimated, will
reach $TiiHl.tliui.
At S : :i i) last night It was learned
through the slngU. wire of the tioor
gla itailroad Company, working pur
luilly Into AuKiista. that the large
cotton warehouse and the wholesale'
grocery warehouses of the Nlxort
Company were burning.
The I'nlon de)Ml is under tell feet
of water and in the best residence
t deep
city while the water w as pouring district the water stands six fe
through the streets, preventing theinnd is slowly rising.
publication of newspapers. " I The Sacred Heart church Is In six
At noon dispatches from Augusta feet of water.
state that the water Is falling at the The report of the fires In the Nixon
rate if an inch un hour and all dan-1 warehouses cannot bo confirmed. A
ger Is past. So far as known three i telegraph operator said ho could not
persons were drowned, though ro- ' get near enough on account of water,
ports of niimherous boats capsizing but that the fires were burning In
have been received, but not verified. I the vicinity of the big warehouses.
Two fires occurred III the flooded
district, destroying two warehouses.
Cabmen and those who possessed
boats quickly seized the opportunity
to charge exorbitant prices for mov-
lt4'iH)rt4tl Dozen Uenths
It Is reporter thnt there were a doz
en deaths from drowning during the
night, but only one has been con
firmed up to 2 o'clock today.
BIG FLEET LANE, IDAHO,
HAS DESTRUCTIVE
CONFLAGRATION
Spokane, Aug. 27. Kor eleven
hourB the people of Lane, Idaho,
have been fighting a fire that threat
ened to destroy the city. At 1 1
o'clock this morning It is believed the
fire has been checked and the danger
Is over. The damage Is estimated lit
$100,000, fully insured. The Lane
Lumber Coinpuny Is the heaviest los-
WHAT 1 1 Kit KOKKCAST
''OK XOHTIIWKST
Oregon and Washington
(lain tonight nnd Erlday;
southerly winds.
Idaho Ealr In southern
portion, ruin In northern por-
tlon tonight nnd Friday; war-
iner In southern portion to-
night.
TWENTY-NINE
BODIES REMOVED .
FROM MINE
McAlesler, Okla., Aug. 27. When
the rescuers completed the work nt
the Haley coal mine 29 bodies hud
been removed. It Is believed the lust
man bus been nccounted for. When
the mine was cleared of smoke 19
dead miners were found huddled to
gether with five mules a mile from
the opening entrance. They had
started toward the flro Instead of
making a detour.
Wil li (JIVIO TAITS
IOVINU ( ICS
Hot Springs, Aug. 27. .ludgo and
IMrs. Tuft anil son Charlie will he the
1 recipients of loving cups tonight pre-
sented by guesU at tho lloinesteui!
I 1 Intel.
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I Yesterday's baseball scores; Oak-
I land, (I; Portland, H. . Sin Eruncls-
8; l.ps Angeles, 1.
fj the Clothing
r Suiis for
mfn l;Uv
fM$i25?o$7.50
prkShirtsandSox
50c
25c
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S' -its
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Latest of the Laie
Newest of the New
Wc call your attention 'o the full line of
"Dutchess Trousers" imv on display.
Fresh from the factory. No used-to be
or has-beens.
New, snappy up-to-date stylish goods
and every pair backed by the celebrated
guarantee
10c a Button; $1 a IUp
If you don't know what it means, ask us.
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