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THE EUGENE DAILY GrARD, Tt'ESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1. 1908
I 35 Men's Summer Suits
to close out tomorrow
V2 Price
Tomorrow wc place on sale all light weight Summer
Suits at exactly half their value. These suits are all
made of best materials, and have a certain snap and
style that distinguishes all "Friendly's" suits from others.
Some arc light and dark patterns, single and double
breasted and made of all wool fabrics, sizes 30 to 40.
$30 Suits,
$25 Suits,
$20 Suits,
$18 Suits,
$15 Suits,
$12 Suits,
$10 Suits,
sale price
sale price
sale price
sale price
sale price
sale price
sale price
The New Fall Clothing for Men
and Boys
Is here in dozens of styles and fabrics and at prices to
suit any one.
This season we show an entirely new line of clothing the
L SYSTEM
designed ancjmpdc to appeal to yonng men who want
something different in clothes. We also show an ex
tensive line of staple and business suits in all
desirable fabrics. The prices $5.00 to $35.00
i i
) MONTHLY STYLE BOOK FREE j
S. H. Friendly
592-594 Willamette St.
(Willi (!' THANKS
Wo dimlru to Knttefullv uikuowl
iiIko mid Icmlfy lo our appi'l'duUiin
fit thM nyiniuithy and klinliien which
lina liumi uliiiwn iih by our many
frlonda hi our bereavement, uceanhiii
ed by the death of TIiihiiuh Pollock.
Wa especially thiiuk the (I. A. U., t hi-1
w. it. l . nun l. aillcn or the li. A. It.
J. V. I'Ol.UK'lv AND FAMILY.
A Hiiro-Kiiontili HtiiM'ker
3. C. UiKidvrln. of IttiliUvlllu. N.C.,
y: "llucklen'H Arnica Salve la a
uro-ouuuKh knocker lor libera. A
bad one came on my lea lam mi miner.
That wonderrul Halve knocked it out I
In a lew rounds. Not even it sear re
mained." (Iiiaianteed for piles, sores '
and burns, etc. 'itw at W. A. Kuy-I
kendall's druii store. I
DeWltt's Kidney and Milliliter Plllt;
mr.. ft.'ii u-t.iilr tm..L I.....L u..l... ..I
" ' . r in i . . n nun wrri iiuuosi
iiiallc palm, Inflammation or th Insttiutlv relieve ou of all the symp
liladder and all olhcr annoyances du ' Indigestion. tlt. n b.riti,. oi
to Wllllk kl.lnevii. Thcv in-i, ,.il.l I. .-.It torla. Il lit Kohl ,,,.,. I... n .1
4iil urilKKIrilN.
GAHOI.IXK W(l,l SAWING
Oil np Phone Main 32 or Farmers
CI., It. A. .Mnltian. If
Til,. fruit ciin In slock.
CJ1AMIIEHS HARDWARE t'O.
Car frr'h r'euicnt JiMt recclverl.
i'HA.MIIUItS IIAIIDWAUE CO.
Hard hrlcK lrr i hlmn. i s
CIIAMIIFKS HARDWARE CO
Sen us fur camp furnliure of all
kinds
CIIAMIIFR HAKDWARE CO. '
V i . "VAV.V M t f: - A
2 1 he LutMte Loan
Ml I VI, Ml
l. MI sl IH'l l i-.vv,nni.
I l IIII.IMII 1 1 I.Mij.
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$15.00
$12.50
$ 1 0.00
$9.00
$7.50
$6.00
$5.00
tomorrow
tomorrow
tomorrow
tomorrow
tomorrow
tomorrow
tomorrow
PILE8I trues; nijKHI . . ,
Wllllaraf Indian Pile ointment
will cure blind, bleedlug and Itching
pilot. It absorbs the tumors, allays
Itching t once, acta as a poultice,
glvea Instant relief. William' i.
dlan Pile Ointment la prepared for
pilot and Itching of the prlvato parts.
Sold by l.lnn Drug Co., by mall 50c
and . $1. (10. Wllllami Mfg Co.
propt., Cleveland, o.
I'lllZK WIXXKIIS AT J. O. WAITS'
I.
2.
3.
4.
K. V. l.ee., 2229.
Mabel Johnson, 4117.
(leo. Price. 1,'iin.
Henry S. I'bniniile. TiJ.
Kllilol Will U'llhimr .I....I i..
' in.inu. lirilKe
.loin mouiach str ing and will almost
glsli
The reinforced centre Vurlor ham
mock Is the linn lo buv. Tliev are
wider, longer and stronger lhaii Hie
orilinarv kind.
; CIIAMllElts HARDWARE CO.
I Largo shipment or rockers ami din
: Ing chairs Just received. See us Tor
iiiew, up-to-ihue (iiruliiire at right
prices.
I CilA.MHEIIS 'I ARDWARE CO.
Iteit qilalny tr uls all slrei
t'llAMIU'RS II VliDW ARK CO
Perfr-ctron r.i coos stoves are safe
CIIAMIIKRS II VUDWAHE CO.
Money m Haid
Noil will a.n . jaie v, hen rle-p.i.-it.-rl
In a g.i,., bank.
nit: iu.iai: low-,v
s it.s iiwk fr.., .s ,h i,,.,,
M'i'uulv and most hlieral
ai i'omm. .l.itioii
' H M il sinit n u,, ,,;,,,! i,,.,.,,
ii". 1011 i:il , n)o waicbing
it men
We lake
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'I cue of oiir
"ii mtcio: on
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4 Saginaw filed artic les of locorpora
4 :tion with the emmty clerk this fore-
CITY MfS .nmn. The Ineruniorators are V. J.
Gardner. J. E. Aiinel and J. F. Neat.
The vali9- of 111. property beioiisini;
The 1 hiiul.1.. Club will ine.-i with ; t Hie church i estimaifd atjir.uo.
Mr. Julia (Jnldsmit ii on Thursday, , ,
of thi8 ,-.k. w '" "'"nun,- y. the popular re .re
, luentatlve of the 1'oriland Hour Mills,
Todav Is collection dav. Dig un of
urmH ..ft ii.- .oiiwror for another
lijont'h if you can.
Preparations are belDK made to lay
a cement walk alonis the Eiiihcopal
(hurch .riiieriy on Olive street.
Kat Ice cream with the Kpworth
Li-aguem tomorrow at the Kooh-i-noor.
Come aisain In the evening.
Two more carloads of white press
ed brick for the new I. O. O. K.
block arrived from Newberg this,
morning.
The Hed Star Itcal Estate Com
pany has moved from t'he MeClung
block to rooms over the First Na
tional Hank.
The boxes for the two big palms
which will soon adorn the depot plat
form nave UTrivea. ine palms will
' he along nhortly.
I The Contract for the erection of
the new llovey brick block at the cor
I Her of West Eighth and Olive streets
i will be let In a few days.
j Mrs. Anna Carroll was today ap
I pointed administrator of the estate
j of Mac I.. Sommervllle. w ho died at
I Jjis Angeles In August, l'.ius.
W. K. Gaby has resumed his job
as driver Tor Kd .Nye, the delivery
man. lie has been employed by War
nock llros. for several weeks past.
Miss Lulu Schofleld has accepted
a position as stenographer In the
Urst National bank. She formerly
worked there for several months.
The work of excavating for the
three-story brick block to be built on
West Eighth street by F. E. Dunn
and F. M. Wllktns was begun today.
h. M. Duryee was appointed by
Judge Chrisman today as administra
tor of the estate of Rachel Crnbtree
who died In Lane county on Novem
ber 1, 1907.
Kitchen & Kompp, the liverymen,
win nave their new sample rooms In
me Mitchell & Oarrelt block ready
for occupancy about the fifth of the
present month.
Chas. Jones, of the Pacific Month
ly. Is on an outing up the Willamette
east of Eugene. He will he Joined
by W. J. Hill, of Hill's gun slore, of
mis city, aiioiit Thursday.
J. T. Rowland has leased the room
in the lliilln frame building next door
lo Ulndstoties lallor shop on Wlllnni-
eite street mid will al once occupy It
with his real cstato office.
The chairman of the decoration
coinnilltee for the Shrlners' day In
Kugenu next Saturday asks the busi
ness men anil others to use uniform
colors, red, yellow and green.
Karl Parsons. J. I,. .Myers and C.
W. Seinmes, appraisers of the estate
of Kay Murray, Insane, have filed
their Inventory with the county clerk.
They appruised the properly at
2H00.
A cement walk Is being built along
the east side of Olive Btreet from the
Plronl residence properly to the cor
ner of West Tenth and Olive, In
front of the properties of A. N. Stri
ker, Mrs. It. Sanders and K. J. Crow.
Y. 1). Ilenslll, the architect, has
moved his office Into town and Is
now located In the llovey block, over
the office of the Eugene lteal Estate
H Investment Company, formerly oc
cupied by the Chainhers-Ui Istow
bank.
The first hops of the season were
brought to Eugene yesterday by Will
jneavey. i ne variety Is the Early Fu-
n-, nrru in niirir.iH ine Ill'St 10 lliatlire
here. The bulk of the hops ln Lane
county will not. bo ready to pick for
ten days yet.
A cement sidewalk will soon be
built along the Ninth street side of
the Huffman Mouse and In front of
Patterson's meat market. The lit--maple
tiers which shade the south
rooms In the hotel so well will prob
ably be cut down.
Pears are coining In at the Allen
cannery an I the plant will ho started
iipnliHiui .Monnuy nt next week. The'
pears will he canned for ihe Lane'
County Fruli ami Vegetable tlrowers'
Association, as wore Ihe Royal Anno'
cherries this year.
M. J lladsall Is building a two
story residence ou Ihe tia.l called
Miller's Little Farms, two miles
north of Ihe cllv This Is the sev
enlh lenience that has licet, built
; i-i x.n.en in, .re since tne tract was
placed ou Ihe market.
' D"li : T. !l Mi Witc" is Die b,...k
llii; al l he Knee,,., ill. aire That ,lai .
S' P'em'rc: .t. pre, ,,l. , I.I HI, i;n ,
Je-c ail.l .,'1 a!,.,. CMllpaill Of I li perr-
I'1'' It " "lie of Ihe ln...i faice-eoin.
"lies OI' .. !, ad Seals oil sale Wed-
" a in. I'vi.es :,,i,
I),.,., spread ou i-a,k
'''' 'i-t I'.i'k and the
" ,1'lle. V. Mai! el a I Me;rlles todav.
I he l'r:i,-h , li,,,., ,,, th),
, 'I . a poini on,, mile
" 1,1 1 miV .-.1st if tin- old
' W Rarriug,.,- Is ,,m
of (he l.iin,.
icti wi!l be
I.". Van
up for ,!;,.
I: nil ii'ip'..'
lo Id 111 I
me yterua i's
iter the needs of bio tustoiners.
He
Is one of the most successful business
hustlers on the road, and has made
"Olympic" flour a household word In
Western Oregon, this brand having
come to be recognized as a guarantee
of excellence.
W. A. Hell the L-rocer. today let
the contract for the erection of his
fine residence on West Sixth street
near Lincoln to Tin ell & Hunter for
ja540. It will contain seven rooms,
with bath, pantries, sleeping porches,
etc. It will be heated with hot air
and will have a concrete basement..
V. D. Henslll drew the plans and fur
nished the sueciflcatlons for the!
house.
KOIt SALE, EXCHAXGK OK LEASE
Having concluded to retire from
the lumber business I offer for sale,
lease or will exchange for Eugene or
Portland Income property, my saw
mill, sawmill site, booms, lumber
sheds, office. Dlaners. dry kilns and
all tools connected with the business.
.nil, iuioicu al ii,.-i uuubc in iii
centre of Eugene city, east and west,
and only three blocks from the S. P.
It. K.
This Is a fine opportunity for some
one to go Into the lumber business,
as there Is always a big local demand
for all slabwood. sawdust, shavings,
cull lumber, as well as the better
grades of lumber. Logs are cheap.
labor cheap, lumber high
nronertv nav for Itself In two years.
and If he will operate day and night!
n one venr fircatest omiortnn tv in
thU part of Oregon for a mill man;
best located mill In the state. Capac
ity, 20,000 feet In ten hours.
When you have this mill you are
at the market. Planer and dry kiln
everything needed to make lots of
lumber and lots of money. Give this
your early attention if interested In
a lumber proposition. I am sure you
cannot beat it In the state. The
quicker you act the surer you are of
making your fortune, for this is a
chance in a lifetime.
M. S. BARKER,
333 Pearl street,
Eugene, Or.
GOOD COl'Cill CUKE.
For the complete cure of coughs,
colds, asthma and bronchitis and all
lung complaints tending to consump
tion, liverwort, tar and wild cherry
have for ages maintained an estab
lished reputation as
standard
cough remedy. It contains no op
ium or harmful drugs and can be
given with safety to children. Price
1.00. Sold by Linn Drug Co., Wil
liams Mfg. Co, props., Cleveland, O.
HOP PICKING NOTICE
op nlckin- crimine'ices at Win.
Nesn hnn r.rH If mil., ,.rh f
SiirlnnriJl.il on Inn s..,m,,,i.;
c inc iiitrvrug. iu cenrs per uox
NEW TODAV
FOR SALE 70 head of goats, either
nannies or wethers; take your
choice. Phone Fanners 4x'J. W.
P. Lower, Creswell, Or. ol
WOOD Fine dry, maple 4-foot
wood, J4.2r. Williams Transfer
Company. Main tial.
WANTED At once, 20.000 bushels
of oats, inquire Williams Trans
fer Company. Main 651.
TO TRADE A good sound
work i
for a '
loam, weigh! frOO pounds.
good driving team. A. M
S7 West Sixth street.
s;,
FOR SALE House and 3 fine lots,
all within one block of car line;
house containing five good-sized,
eii-iinished rooms, pantry.
two i
cursors; all r II I'll It II If. stoves.
range; good well on the place, L3ii
foot deep. Price, J210U. Hollell
br'ck Ileal Estate Company. sS
Heating furnace, brick and founda
tion stone tor sale cheap by
National Hank
First
Monkey
Wrenches
Wrought steel bar through
handle, riveted at end, ad
lustable to any size.
S inch, each 25c
10 inch, each 35c
Paint Brushes
Varnish and Wall
Brushes
1
flat and round
I -in Varnish 5C
2.in Varnish . . ... U-
: in Wall 15c
3-in Wall 2uc
31'j-in Wall. . . . 25c
PERSOS.iLi T
I. S. Day, mayo' of Ivison, is in the
city.
Walter Moore is in Portland for a
short time.
Otto Kaufmann went to Portland
last evening.
Mrs. Quiner went to Portland ou
business today.
(iilhert Uriffln is visiting in Port
land for a while.
K. W. Martin, of Wendllng, spent
last night In the city.
A. M. Gilbert went to Portland to-
I day with a load or cattle.
j Attorney II. W. Thompson return-
, ea last nignt irom loieao, or.
Mrs. Stenhanle Schuecker is In the
city visiting friends a few days.
Kola N'els, the Salem hop buyer,
was In the city on business today.
H. X. Cockerline, the Albany ln -
surance man. was in the city today.
orval unstrap returned this morn-
I ing from a short trip to Portland, i here and at Coburg, went to Harrls
i Mrs. S. S. Durkhelmer returned ' burg today.
last evening from a visit In Portland. I r s pmnlr returned hnmn Snnrtav
iiistni juiiiisuii leaves ruruuuu
I for Oxford University on September
i Cth.
Mrs. M. D. Mitchell was a passen
ger to Irving on the noon train to
day, j
Hon. R. M. Veatch came down from
! .
Cottage Grove on the noon train to
Jos. Morris, Jr.. and family are in'
the city from Mapletou for a fewitIl' tnere ana re"' to r,ugene, as
davs
N'. B. Standlsh returned to his
work at Waltervllle on the stage this'
morning.
P. E. Snodgrass and F. L. Cham-
hers and families have returned from
Cascadla.
C. H. Burkholder, a prominent
merchant of Cottage Grove, was in
' tn .clty loiay-
n Henry Hohl returned to
' "'" ' ai rur noun arier
a short
vl8' ln ,".?,en,e-
Mrs. V. W. Taylor and dauuhter. of
George, Was., are ln the city, having
arrived last night.
Mrs. E. G. Courtwright left this
morning for her home at Hale after
a visit in Eugene.
Miss Lucy McClure. of La Grande,
is here visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. A. J. Titus.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Roome. Jr..
after a visit here of a few days, have
reiurriea to Portland.
Miss Marie Crlteser returned to the
ranch above Dexter today after a
short stay In Eugene.
Fred Applegate was in the city
from Yonralla today, returning home
on the afternoon train.
I. J. Claggett, of Independence, is
visiting at the home of Jiis sister,
Mrs. S. F. Kerns, In Eugene.
Albany Herald: Ceo. H. Miller, of
tins city, and Miss Nina Mrirtin
of,
s,lk'm' sPe"t Sunday In Eugene.
.Mr. Carter and daughter, of Lea
burg, returned home on the stage
this morning after a visit in Eugene
President Campbell and bride, nee
Mrs. Church, have arrived home from
Colorado, where they were married
Justice of the Peace .T T. n-ru r
Creswell. was in tho rin- r,.,i.j,.
tnrnlnir hnm n rh.
, - "ui,i uiiin.
u,a"'- He11: Miss Clara E
ua). ot r.ugene, was among the pas
sengers on the bay train this morn-
irr.
E. C. Lake and fnnillv hin i.r,,
ed from Dexter where they spent the
I...,.,,.,,;,, , oraer to place the chil
dren In school.
Mrs. Lorena Aupperle has left for
Aberdeen, Wash., where she will re
sume her position as teacher In the
public schools'.
Cecil Espey, who has been ln the
city the past few days getting ready
to go to Cornell University, went to
Portland today.
J. E. Unci ley, accompanied by his
son, Cecil, and father-in-law, B F
Criim, left this morning for a deer
hunt up the McKenzie.
Miss Nell McCloskey. of Corvallis,
Gilbert.1""" Peasant visit at the home of
.in. ami airs. .,. u. McElroy In Eu-
m'lie, returned nonie today.
Chas Christensen. bookkeeper for
I. H. Chambers, owner of a sawmill
near Cottage Grove, was an arrival
'" "1K 'rain today.
Air. and Mrs. P. J. Campbell left
last evening for Marco, Ind.. where
they were called on account of the Ill
ness of Mrs. Campbell's mother.
Mark Fleming., the ' real estate
dealer, went to I?.w..i....r ,...r -
timber business, lle'mav 'conclude to
go from there to-Crescent City, Cal.
Folding
Hat Rack 1 0c
Natural Oak
Finish
7 turned spindle 10c
10 turned spindle 15c
..Six Drives
KX
iVurphey's Racket Store
Mrs. J. M. McElhaney and children I
of 'f)wa, who have been here visiting j
at t he home of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. !
Aunnerle. have left for ther home. " vrioo. r
V M Sherman and Wife returner) fi'i'rm'J.'l''' "'i","' . ' tte i.1.' "i
Iyer niL-hr fr:ini an extended visit n - nenue..-.. ...."V
Manslleld, Ohio, ana otner fcastern nnnrl'
poipts. I
Hoivai d Morton and V. L. Chick, '
young timbermen of Portland.arrived
in Eugene last night and left on the ;
stage this morning for Gate Creek
T. P. Welch and wife, of The
Dalles, arrived here today to visit at
the homes of Wm. Welch and E. M.
Cooper. Mr. Welch will Join a hunt
ing party to leave tomorrow.
T. B. Hill, of Minnesota, after a
, visit at the home of his brother, J. E.
I Hill, In Eugene, left on his return
I trip today. He will stop at Portland,
! Seattle and other places on the way
tuck,
, Orel Taylor, of Coburg, who has
been employed as conductor on the
I Portland street car line for several 1
months, and who has been visltlne
night from 'his trip to Crater Lake,
made with Rev. O. C. Wright. The.
latter remained at Medford and ex
pected to ascend Mt. Shasta before re
turning home.
A. F. Caldwell and family, of Elk
City, Oklahoma, who have been here
l..pnn Inf. FnI. A
I CI.'ll.C .1M1I.I1, 11.1 , 11J1 11U111C lUUtl.V.
lmen(1 to. aV oi their prop-
jthey like tne city ana the climate
i verv we"-
J- Cochlln and wife brought their
daughter, Miss Stella, from Creswell
today for treatment by Dr. Wall. Af-;
i ter an examination it was decided to:
I perform an operation for ulcers in i
I the stomach. The operation will be
I performed In a week or ten days.
1 Rev- u- E- Baker nna son BHce old-fashioned
went to Oakland today.
OPPOSITE POSTOFITCE
Writes axldent and health assur
si HERB BUTTON, Agt.
DeWltt's Little Early Risers are!
small pills, easy to take, gentle and j
sure. Sold by all druggists. I
Best quality tents all sizes.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
i Vudor porch shades are a luxury
with the reach of all.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Good Canning Peaches 60c h
Jelly Glasses, 30c doz:
E. DODGE
i
lit
Cash for Butter, Eees and Veal
EUGENE HOSPITA!
Medical and Surgical
STAFF
V Kuykendall, M. D.
W. O. Prosser, M. D.
P. J. Bartle, M. D.
B. F. Scaiefe, M. D.
D. A Paine, M. D.
Geo. O'B, DeBar, M. D,
L. E. McDougal, M. D.
..Training School for Nurses..
Regular course of lectures by the faculty and
trainine in the hosoital. The medical and surfia
of the hosDital coristituii tVir famltv. For rates or
mation address W. KUYKENDALL, MD-1
Clothes Racks
15c
Hardwood, six inde
pendent 18-in arms
riveted to an enameled iron
h"igcd back, when not in
use amis drop down.
M;h 15c
" "ai-amwiwa
Oft!
J Kl II. 1
Lfida-'
fOr COmln. Li
, "" iu&
" " in fcfc
ko moit ill n.j. .
- ""MMtfcJ
those rutin I,.... t
specially
EUi. njh,,;,.
J. 0. WAilSi
611 WillMietttjl
Kennedy's i.aT
ohS"!1.'.;
the nrh.r" "
boweis and Uthtte;
the irritauo.MlJe2
tlon of the throat S'
gists.
CASTOE
For Infant! ml 87
Die Kind You Hars
Bears tha
Signature
Groceries,,
Wholesale and Retail Groceries andPrJ
For the care and treatment
Medical and Surgical Cas
Modern operating room and W
Appliances forX rayl
Sputum and blood examiniM
Full corps of trained nutso
Rates oa application.
lJe&5?
Until
Boxe
d arJ?
ciling. sunk
lock and two k;
While they
last
Hats and C
Men anJR
F.lt HiS
and Goth (A
at Manuta--'
Cost
.4
15c
and
up
V I M. tt "
Ml. .
35 Eost, 9th Street,
O