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O THE rOHX DAfLT GCAI$, THURfiDAV. AIGIBT 27, 1908
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AGAINST BUILDING
TRESTLE WORK
The Ladies'
Home Journal
Patterns
Anv SfvU RnnU Wi Hereafter He
Supplied in Our Pattern Section
These dress patterns posess features of nu-rit not em
bodied in atiy other make; they are made by the most
modern methods; and emanate from the highest author
ities on the latest and. most improved styles in Women's
Dress. The ' prestige of . The '
Ladies' Home Journal in mat
tersof dress has long been recog
nized by the women of America.
Like magazine itself the patterns
stand foremost, sire the most
helpful, most popular and most
satisfactory.
I'HK'KH 10 AM) 13 s'KNTH
THe Quarterly Style Book
lllunritlnf The Ladies' Hume Journal Pitleriu
Price 20 cents, including any 15-cent pattern
5 cents
Pays (or thii Style Book If purchased
iu connection with a 15-cent pattern
One of the most important new features is the accom
panying individual "Guide Chart" (patented) so simple
that even a little girl can make her own clothes. There
arc no complicated constructions, no guesswork. The
cutting and fitting are simple as
A-B-C. Another point of merit
and a very important one is the
elimination of waste of material;
that alone triples the value of
the patterns. The Ladies' Home
Journal Monthly Style Book
free upon request at our Pattern
Counter.
I'ilK'RS 10 AXI) 1.1 CKXTH
i us in a
..ANNOUNCEMENT..
A Ur'rvA cU(t-Nrrnf.V.f ninr Pall CrWra frntTI NcW Y8fk which Vfi are VP.Wxncr rflitAxr fnr wmi trAir nnnr nttte
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position to advertise the largest and most complete stock of high grade clothing for Men, Young Men and Boys in
the upper valley. Our buyer has used great care in selecting only fabrics with wear resisting qualities, and made
only by the besi tailors and in the newest styles.
Come in just to look. Let Our Salesmen Demonstrate the Superiority
of Our Clothes
Extreme Styles for Young Men
.('lothtii that arfl built for young MIowb who wnnt to look illf
fi'rcnt. Wo aru ahowhiK In 8. SyHUtui Clot hen 3 7llffiirHtit Htyli'K,
and uuch pullcrn only ono and not more than two. CoutH lire mudo
lotm, Bhupud hack, viinU, fancy cuff and flui. 1'iintn aru extreme
pug top and hurl wulrtcd and with belt and cuff on bottom.
Price $15.00 to $40.00
Conservative Business and Dress Suits
Our assortment of fine business and dress suits Is unequalled
and, considering quality and prices, are extremely low.
The new colors are olive green tweeds and worsteds, brown,
tan, blue and the elephant shades. Materials are worsteds, tweeds,
cash meres and cheviots.
Price $3.00 to $33.00
Hats, Caps, Gloves,
Sweaters; Suit Cases
and Trunks
S. H. FRIENDLY
; 592-594 Willamette Street
College and School
Clothing, Pennants,
Flags, Etc.
4 4 a a tioaeburt; on ihu afternoon train to-
. I day. . v '
i' i'KIWONAIi !'. W. M. Pnrlor. the timber man,
' iwent to ltotii-liiirn this afternoon.
- II. M. Jay la lu town' from Junc
tion. .,''.'
Mlaa Katu llllla wont to Portland
today.
(!. U. Kliiu Is In town from Wulter
vlllc. Minn l.ulu KiiiihIiiiw la home from
Newport.
iMrs. lieilha Uohrer mid diuiKlitcr
are homo from a visit ut Oregon City.
John Kelly iwas a passenger for
Itosebing on thii afternoon train to
duy. ,. ,-. ! .
Uoyd Ilrook has returned from
llluo Ulver, , Udhiivh thu niines are
busy.
('. II. Klsher retuiued this it ft it
11.1(111 fl'lltll M llllulllllUU ll'ltl ... 11. ...1.
Allan A. M. Martin, or Maplvton, ts'hmd.
'" iV'i tl!;. , . . . ' I N'"8 WlimU. Colvtn, the milliner.
Hubert llnwlaby returned this af- rot n riled this iiftcriiotm from I'orl
turnoon friuii Halem. inmj.
KuKcno .Sim kwell came down from eV. 11. K. linker went to Dexler
(.online (ii ovo today. , h ,,,., , luild evaiiKellstlc
H. 11. (lore, of llarrlHbiii'K, siieut services,
lust nlchl In the city. I .ester (lKilen Is III the city rrom
M. Kvli.-llii-r-k, of Column drove, Mapletou. He Is one of the stano
was In the i lly today. drivers.
.V. J. Nichols, of Central Point, Is' Mrs. V. .1. l-'ox, the milliner, re
in iho city on IiiikIiuss. turned home tills urieriiiinu from
Dr. J. W. Hindu Is home from a Portland. .
short trip lo Purl hind. I'. K. I.iiiik went to'l'oTilaii.l i .-
K. J. Knikler returned Inst nlnlil ''"v- 11' ls 1111 '"' nil looking for
from a irlp to Portland. Investments.
Stil Sut It i retimed today from an' Postmaster ami Mrs, .1. I. Pane
outliiK al I'oley Sprlncs. have returned troui tlietr 0111I111; at
Mr. 1.. W. llelierl left today for ' Koley Spi-lnus.
HIchlaiHl Cviim, Win. ; .Miss l.eone .lenklm. the Past Ninth
1't . II. IV l.e Mtat d rei in neil ibis af-; st t eet milliner, returned last nUhi
leruo n'liimi Ihe nmih. 1 Muni Poi'tlmid.
linn. It. A. H oti went to li:s sons Marry Iturlord. th,- w ell k now ti
tar:u at Yonealln t.ul.iy. votumvtela! ua''.er. Is In Ihe ci'.v
J W. lliihm s' an n , d home from for a few d,iv.
the nor, h Hii. nmnn, C. . M, Arthur r, t iirticl t.i Port-
M'.s A 1 1' la M'':iro. of I'urllniid, land las! n U Ir . ; 1 1 :r I ru i:.t t irn; lots
Is her v t ! 1 1 -i relative. In.ws in !: ii .;. n ...
C. II t'aliii.'r, of .1 iitut inn Ctl, Mis. Oils ii.ok. .,11,1 tilt,!.' d;iui;M
war ill Kiinene la-t llht. o r. (.f U .-luis. are vl.-lllln; Mr
.tis. Ii I., 11 lllniilir. !M 1I.0MI nil, I lM It.iMlv lli.;lt,l
from Mar-ul.i iii.m iiliiii. t!, ' l :1 11 ,1 ClnlcU" T.iv
K It tllhuaii Ii:m 11 tine. I (1 1111 iMiti 10 I'.ir'l.iM.I i(..l;i .im.t , mi,.,:
an i.'itiin; .1.11111 tin. sm.i.iw with Hi. n. n in t:n , t
Mn. .1 .1 K'lt.y n lid m,ioi, M! Mi,i .lam D.i.t reiuiue.l l.i.t
etla Will. I. wen ' iMS-enm 1 - l,i.;!it i,.in l',.i 1 l.in.l . her.- ,a
been purchasing i;oods lor her mil
linery store.
It. 11. Wood was a sUiko passenger
this morning for Vlda.
S. Smoede left this morning on the
stage for his farm near Wallorvtllo.
W. I Smith was a passenger on
the stage this morning tor McKenzle
llrldge.
Prank W. Hudson, a former K11
gene olectrlclan, ls In the city. Ills
home Is now ut Ashland.
1'!. I.. Hprlne, A. lllckox and Mrs.
HeSpaln were passengers on this
morning's stage for Mapleton.
Mrs. II. M. llordeaux, of San Kran
I'lsco, Is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs V. W. Haines. In Kugene
V. 1,. Del. ano came up from Port
land today. He attended the funeral
lot Mrs. lay llel.auo Peebler In that
Icily.
I P. M. Hennet went to Woodburn
. tills morning, accompanied bv Mas
ter N. Homer Millard, who will go
I on to Portland.
i Albany Herald: M. 11. llrandeber
1 ry and family returned to their home
III Mill City, after a few weeks spent
at Ihe bay, Kugene 11111I III Ibis illv.
Ira Welt.el and family, n ho have
I lie. -n living here fur some time past,
left today for North lleiui. Coos
county, w here they expert to locale
, Mis. 0. 11, l'isher returned last
evening from a visit at Hotohnrg
She was accompanied by her sisiers.
In law, Misses Mae and Knima Pish
, r. who will visit here awhile.
Miss MariMie! an.l Kiiitua Pit-lier
lot Uosobmi;. are ilt Mr. an. I
Nils. Charles. II PUher, tllev ar'.ved
! Nat nlu u wliti Mr... Pl.ln i . who has
, I'veu 'si:;iiil at Ihe llouulas county
Sl.lt
Pen. II. Ion Ka.st Oreoui.iir Merle
i li-nian. a senior in the 1' niv.-.-M!
. ot ilreitou. has lie. '11 III tile t.ty I, ',!.!
and is preparing to le.ne for Kugene
10 tt'ii . h his work t li.-ro thi int. r
liiim: 1 . 1 . - sninni.'r he has levn
work me. m Hi,. It M.c.iriv ranch
''-' 01 .ind 'in- in-l l'lnisn.,1
' :.n i '. -. .i-on. lie is ,1 si 11, !om
BLASTING STOPPED
BY ORDER OF MAYOR
ACTIVITY AT Yt'AItKKX C)X.
STltl t TIOV co.'S Ql'AltltV
t'i:.SP,S AMI I'OKTY MUX Alt 10
DPT or K.MPI.OY.MKNT
Mayor Matlock last eveninc 11111,1.. n
trip to the Warren Construction Com
I pany's stone quarry at the west end
.0 .-.nuiuers mute and ordered all
lllilslfnL' ut . 1,, .....I .... n ..
, " , luuiu oi Hie
I danger to the residents of that por-
, iiuu 01 ine city tiim flying particles
j of rock. The work was at once
I cosed and the quarry and crusher
are idle today, forty men being
, thrown out of work teuiporarllv anil
a payroll of B day stopped.
I It will he remembered that a few
days ago a huge rock blown by a blast
! fi-.ini thn ii.Mi'i'i- ut....,,b ., 11'.. 1 . ......
, " it"- io-ei, iciuiering
liter lame. Other ncclitenls or a ml
i nor nature have occurred and there
have been numerous cointthiims
against the blasting on account of
1 the damage to houses occasioned b
ft he Jar In. in the blasts.
Manager SVwry. of the Warren
Con -l in. 1 on Company, says In- dm s
e. t know w h. t !- w:li g. 1 ilu-i,
lock to- ! :,. ;,aing work h. n ;i:i.-r.
He s.ivs tl . i-nougli crii-h'-.i 1.1
' '-tos:i tin- I'.u k si reel 1 oii!r:i -s. xttry
l-..i.- no r,.n:raet; on i;,i-i,i Ml,u'
Imt the - K;g!nh street and ,.1
lol.s W i 1 'ie :, 1 soon.
OU Xi:l!S (IP LOT IX SPKIXGI IKI D
THY Tl) STOP WOiiK OP lll'II.D-
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.MKXCKD IX COl'UT
C. M. Dorrity, of Springfield, A. G.
Hovey, of Eugene, and the Honeyman
Hardware Company, of Portland,
have instituted suit in the circuit
court against the Portland. Kugene
ir. Eastern Hallway Company and L.
X. Honey, Its agent and contractor,
to enjoin them from building a rail
way trestle across a lot in Sn ingfield
owned by the plaintiffs.. The lot is
near the the river on the line of the
Portland, Eugene & Eastern Compa
ny's electric railway between Eugene
and Springfield.
The plaintiffs allege as follows:
That Dorrity is owner of twenty-two-thlrtleths
of the lot, Hovey is Ihe
owner of five-thirtieths and the Hon
eyman Hardware Company Is owner
of three-thirtieths. That the railway
company uud Honey on August 22,
1D0X, went upon the land and broke
down and destroyed the foundation
of a building that had previously
stood upon the lot and tore the same
down and destroyed It to the damage
to the owners in the sum of $25.
That the defendants Immediately
thereafter began driving piling there
on and to destroy the substance of
the freehold and are building and
threaten to build a permanent ob
struction on the ground and will do
so unless restrained by the court.
A decree Is asked for an Injunction
restraining the defendants from
building the obstruction and for (25
damages.
Williams & Bean, who are the at
torneys for the plaintiffs, filed the
complaint In the suit yesterday afternoon.
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The Lingerie Loan and Savings Bank
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The fits! , It,,-,.,,.
tUe lo lluike etllem, H It it (tills
t lie a, i oil tl t k. e.a jttvw lug.
i.-a-.'it.ib'e late ef Interest
is I al.l oil ,-,- til., .III) of depos
it. l-..:i!.!e on lone .I. in.in.l.
i I oil l.. . 11 t 111. 1. to t lie ; 1: .
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C g to p.i (.n in 1 .i-1- of
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1. 1 ion cm tat 1 1 1:1..
.il l. ;e i- tro of congtis.
;" ," .! b-011, luti.s au.l all
'nni: m; ' ,:y- t- n !ing to cnsuiiip
ion. liv r-vo-t. ..n,,t ild cherry
11:11,1 tor .i-s ni.iml:i:r,ed all es:ab
1 "'" -1 'e;i 1: i:mii as a staudald
cough r. -n. .h It con-alns no op
ium 01 :,.i. aifiil drugs and can be
"' '' s.l!e-y to c'llldren. P-h-e
" "" .:.! by Umi Drug Co , Wil-oan-s
M'g i-,,. 1 ,., . CUvelana, O
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! ' : i'n tor the C.nind tor ;o
-.1. -I by the V;,; ,,.
I'.lleiit King." .111,1 is 01,
p.- - 1 . s ever gotten
g 1 losi-ope Com ,1., n j
' v otue iv ' I. ; 1; 11 . V,,
I'S'I -i f -I tio lionet ,tan.!:i::
i P. :. rule all w.ek. pr!
' ;.: ,.-' night 'I he ;.; 1,
w,:i i.,. found in an.;'.;,
CITY NEWS
4
A marriage license was granted to
day to Dertle E. Cox and Miss Flor
ence P. Ilalney.
Three carloads of logs and four
of wood was the extent of carload
shipments into Eugene last night.
Verne Apperson. who was Injured
In the wreck below town Sunday
night, Is able to be out of the hospi
tal. .
R. Bauer, a fruit raiser of long ex
perience, brought to this office to
day a box of Immense peaches, the
uest me Uuard staff has seen this
year.
A carload of structural iron con
signed to the Frazec Iron Works and
lo- be used In the construction of new
business blocks here, arrived from
Portland today.
The debris on the site nf tho nnnn.
Wllklns three-story brick on West
Eighth street is being burned. Work
on the excavation for the building
will begin within a few days.
As many of the members of the
Eugene Military band belong to the
theatre orchestra the rmnihr ,,-Aal.i,.
band concert tomorrow night will not
ue given in tiie park but wlir he given
in front of the iln.nir.1 iw.fr.,... ti,n
show.
The Cameron Opera Companv ar
rived from Portland this afternoon
and will open a two-night engagement
at the Eugene theatre this evening.
The Company is said to be one of the
best organizations on the road this
season. "Dollle Dimples" will be the
hill tonight.
W. I. Coleman was todav appointed'
administrator of the estate of Henry
Colenian. the pioneer who died at hi's
home near l.orane August 1.",, inns.
The value of the property of ihe es-
tate is not given, as the papers of
Ihe deceased are kept In. the First
; .nuonai mink, and have not vet been1
ixatnltu'd.
Some one's cow- broke into the;
I yards of I. K. Stevens and Robert'
j Cross near ;! , enter oi East Sixth
and Pearl street-, :.t night and do
loured a lot of cabbage and ofier
j "'"'' " "'"' k Th' s,- get!! l.-l lien av
I this perl..ri..am e !-, ,.,.rr,.. 1,,:.
' '"lv '''"' ''' I thank the ow n ,-
: . 1 tl,, . ,.w to k. 1 . h.-r n;,.
! Th" nrov'.i. s that au'h e i
o s may ,1,1 iH.V.vt e. private pr.ei-
tty and . '-a;,: . .;. 1, ., , , . ,. .,'.
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I ;'r '"' " i:i d'-ta il' of p;,j nieiii. t;,,,
' ' t-riv ii' s ; '.',11 tlie , in, i- v ,;;,,,
' " 1 'r ni any 1 ry w hi.-h does
; "; htW. tile ; !;, ,y ,.;
A .1 . iron, J '. ,1 1 , j:, no J :
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The '.s'ln'oii-e.l centre Vg.lor ham-me.-k
is i:-, ,,;., to ,, ,v They are
wt.l.-r, longer and sirvMiger than the
ordinal ' ;- i
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GREAT DECORAflONS
o FOR SHRINERS'
DAY
The business streets of Eugene will
be decorated handsomely and pro
fusely on September 5 Shriners'
dav. Fifty or sixty wooden shields
wiih the Shrine emblems painted I
thereon are being made by Artist Ro
meo Gilbert, and they will be placed !
on the light poles an either side of I
Willamette street. Each will be sur-
mounted by several flags. They w ill
present a striking appearance. The
electric light globes on the stringers!
of lights on the street are being re-1
dipped, the color paint having been i
worn off bv the elements, and they I
will be lighted during tne evening ot
he dav ment onetl. Ine strjt deco
rations promise to eclipse anything
ever before seen here.
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fills. Ii;,mi.. i 'U'l'.-lJy ,
ii.-tin i i.u",;'."-1---. .:-
wtii,
Gasoline pow(7v
Phone Red 3.,7r' Hr-
small wm i... . "' br;
16 at'Prn
Why JaiiKW lc Cot Well.
Everybody in Zanesvllle, O., knows
Mrs. Mary Lee, of rural route S. She
writes: "llv husband, James L.ee,
firmly believes he owes his life to
the use of Dr. King s New Discovery.
His lungs were so severely affected
that consumption seemed Inevitable,
when a friend recommended New Dis
covery. We tried It, and Its use has
restored him to perfect health. Dr.
King's New Discovery Is the King of
throat and lung ' remedies . For
coughs and colds it has no equal. The
first dose gives roller, try u. b0iu
under guarantee at Kuykendall's drug
store, uOc and $1.00. Trial, bottle
free.
IF YOV KNEW
The merits of Texas Wonder you
ould never suffer from Kidney,
bladder or rheumatic trouble. 1 a
bottle (two months' treatment) sold
by O. J. Hull, or by mall. Send for
testimonials. Dr. E. W. Hall, 2 92 6
Olive street, St. Louis.
HEKK Bl'TTOX, AGT.,
Axldent and health policies,
ance. Opposite postoffice.
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NEW TODAY
SHINGLERS WANTED To lay 50,-
000 shingles. A. A. Aaby, 275
West Sixth street. a2 7
WANTED River bottom farm of
from 15 to 40 acres that overflows.
Must have building spot above high
water. Call at rooms 3 and 4,
Colemon building. tf
WANTED-r-A good farm near Eu
gene of from 80 to 100 acres; will
go out eight miles. Enquire at
the Real Estate Exchange, Cole
mon building. tf
IF YOU WANT to get all the money
your property brings, list it with
the Real Estate Exchange In the
new Colemon building. They will
bring the buyer direct to you and
let you make your own terms, tf
Your Fall
of Clothes
is About Do
aud you will do v-
-ou make
ti.,.., i. . .
MichatiSiSt
respect, are Y,.
ored anrl l. '
s iape remarlaS-
W (' rtt-n I
tllis f;unc
clothing in El,,
T1I . 0-
t an ijoods are 6
nving and ours
eoods will k.
priced away rJ
"iuer to Close fid
ITT 1
w e carry a corcplt;
of furiiishinggot,:
caniint- K ..s
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the citv, andoaJ
wmueiomiutatJ
many of our MJ
f can anord t
for. Weownoi:
store and 1mv
to pay and are tJ
...:.i. ii . 1
"tin smau profiii
You are invited tc
ana look at our
whether you btj
ED. HANS
East Niuth St
Half Price
Jewelry Si
Saturday, Aug. 2
Gold
Filled
Brooches
from 50cts to
$3.00. Just cut the price
into.
Collar
Butto:
One oiece, pHi
part riveted
always 10c,
day at
f Rogers
Table
Spoons
: Extra AA
f Plate
($H S2,0
Rings
Fobs
Bracelets
Stick Pins
Hat Pins
Fancy
the 5c kind
to go
at
2 for 5 c
Rogers
lea
Sosons
Extra W
Plata
to so it
$1.25
per
sat
Emblc
Cuff
-They AH C
AT HALF PRICE
Nothing Reserved-
Pmember the Date
Saturday, Au1'
AT
iViurphey's Racket
35 East 9th Strict,
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