Eugene daily guard., September 04, 1908, Image 8

THE ECOBJffB DAILY GtTARD. KRIIIAY, SEPTEMBER t. IMS
Ladies Home Journal Patterns Ladies Home journal Patterns
Boys School Suits, Hats, Trimkt, Grips and Suit Cases
The Friendly Store's
Hand Made Suits at
$2000 to $ 1 0000
A beautiful display of new tailored suits now ready for your
Inspection. Three times the assortment you will find anywhere
olse In town. Exclusive models, and, as usual, the most reasonable
prices prevail here. See the new suits with short waist coats and
large lapel of satin or velvet l-ong coat suits In very attractive
models Suits of tho latest fashion and material to please every
Individual fancy. The display Is worth coming to see, and Includes
tailored suits of all grades. I'rlces ranging from $20 to 1100 a
suit. No trouble to show you here.
New costumes and suits arriving dally.
Hundreds of Yards of Beautiful
Fall Dress Goods and Silks
Kail fabrics shown for tho first tlmo this year. I'nuBually
careful In selecting the dress fabrics of tho seiiHiin, we havo aimed
above all else for iiuallly and stylo In the goods secured. The
weaves of most all Dress (loods are quite different from those
shown last season you will like them for this reason. The colors
are bill en, greens, browns, reds and n big variety of high colors In
both silks and wool goods. Slartlng at Mlc a yard and up to $11. 1)0.
There Is a splendid representation of all Unit Is newest and best.
Blankets, Quilts,
Pillows and
Sheetings
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I'KJWO.NAL
Constable' l'lank was In Albany!
yesterday.
Paul llond Kent to Pur-.liind u
business today. i
W. V. Fuller, of Dallas, Is III Mil-1
gene nil business,
Harry Til us arrived homo lust'
night from l.ailiande. I
Miss llonnle linker has ret in no 1 '
from a trip to Astoria.
Mrs. J. 8. Magladiy left, today i
for Astoria on a visit. j
J. K. Leltoy, of Collage tlrove, was
In the city yesterday.
A. tireen was a stage passenger Tor
Kolev Springs this morning. ,
H. M. (Sodurd. of Pleasant Mill,
pent Inst night In Kugcue.
(J. K. Homers was a passenger to
points south this afternoon.
Mrs. H. K. KiiwIIiiks, of Cottage
drove, was In the lily today. I
Mr. and Mrs. U. It. Pnpploton came
tip from Cortland last night. I
Mrs. C. I,. Hopkins, of Tails City,'
l'olk county, Is visiting In Kiigeue.
(loo. A. and W. C. Hillings, of l.o-1
I'lltle, spent lilHfe Vlght In the til.
Percy Long mid family and Mil
8. I.. l.on are hinne trout New port.
Mrs. V. K. (lllstrnp autl il:titi;ttter
liave gone to Newport for an out
ing. Attorney II, o. H DmitU went to
Collage lilove this atletuo'ti on bus
luess.
Mrs Kred.'I'Vk. of Perl liind. Is '
guest of Mis. H. r-'lnncuan In Kit
Helle.
Attoincv .1. M. Pipes and t:nt v
I he Eugene Loan
i pi lit. imi m
I M Mil. Win
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The Friendly Store
College Style Suits
at $15 to $40 ea.
We art- splendidly ready to take (are of your fall clothing
want, ax our mock is now the larK'-st In the valley of Snappy
Venn Men's Suits. We show exclusive models and fabrics that
you can't duplicate elsewhere, made by the
L SYSTEM
Raincoats, Top Coats, Overcoats
In many attractive and pleasliiK styles. Including the new "Slit"
coat with open pleats oil side and deep center vents.
Overcoats and Cravenettes $ 1 0.00 to $40.00
New Shirts
A beautiful assortment of
pleated and plain en f r at
tached or detached, shirts In
coat M.v-o and plain,
ftdc to
H. FRIENDLY
592-594 Willamette St
homo from their outing In the moun
tains. II. S. Weber, of Cottage drove,
I.loyd Howe, of the Yerlugton drug
store, has gone up the McKeuzle on
a hunt.
W. C. Thorite was a passenger for
McKonxio Bridge on (he stage this
morning.
Mrs. i'l. P. Cicary came up from
Portland yesterday to visit relatives
and friends.
Judge ' Harris went to Co.'vallls
today to hold an adjourned term of
circuit court.
Miss Kulllce Hodges, of Colorado
Springs, Colo., arrived here today to
visit relatives.
W. 11. Day Is here from Nnstcrn
Oregon, where he has been for sev
eral years past.
deo. A. Iloiick. of Poiilnml. who
bin been here for a day or s i, went
to Corvtillls loday,
Mrs. A. Ilotiser. of liosebiirg, after
a visit with friends III Kugeiic, re
turned homo today.
Mrs. Dr. Davis and children re
turned to Albany last evening after a
visit with friends In Kugene.
The families c: Judge K. (. Poller
and Dr. W. Kiiikeiidall are home
from their outing at Triangle Lake.
Kobert O. llradv was In the city
from CrcHWcll today. He will begin
picking Ills heps oil the seventh Inst.
Attorney W. l.alr Hill returned to
P.utlanl loduv. n'ter h.-oln.; ntteud
ed to Millie legal business t!'. Cucelie.
S M Calkins, o.'liclal rout n
porter for .Indue Harris, e.c unpa
nled Hie Indue lo Col Mill's Ml. IV
Plolessor Tcvlill did Hot leave Hie
ot'ier d;i for Moscow. I.lali . as re
pelled, but wtll ito snllie time ncl
week.
lioelon e Kc
Mr
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I'll I
Money m Hand
J on il! ala have w hen de
posited In a good bank.
I hi: kiiiiaio n ,v
S H I , II S K mrers the best
ecuiltv and the most liberal
a coliiuu d.lltens. .
If eu start ait account here
new. ton mil enjoy watching
It grow.
We take rare0 if t our
f'.uiot end pat tcui llilerest oil
either lime or demand cellltl
cites and' Savings Bank
iifi i s, jr.
so J
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llllftill
I New Hats
We are showing new fall
styles and colors In the Im
perial, Stetson and Sterling
lints.
$:I.OO, $1.00, mihI y.l.oo
YOUR MONEY'S
WORTH OR YOUR
MONEY BACK
was In Eugene today transacting bus
iness. K. K. Meadram and family, of Peo
ria, III., were arrivals in Kugene last
uignt.
of Eugene. Is the guest of her daugh
ter, Mrs. II. 11. Stapleton. of this
city.
Earl McNutt returned la it even
ing from up tho McKeuzle, where be
had been for an outing at holey
Springs,
Uosehurg Itevlew: Prof. Paul (1
llond. or the Eugene High school.
Is In the city, making final proof on
ii timber claim.
E. M. Hhnrp and wife rnmo down
from Divide today to vHIt a few
days nt the homo of Attorney and
Mrs. 1.. E. Iteati.
Miss Carrie lliiiton, of Portland,
relume 1 lo Hint city todnv ufler a
visit al the home of her siaier, Mis.
V. V. Avery, In Eugene.
Mrs. '. I.. Clark, of Spiiiu-iield,
was a : assenger to Portland on the
noon train today to join Mr. Clara,
who Is already there.
tleoige A. Iloiick Is In the city
from Portland for a few days. He
Holes many changes In Kugene since
he left here mil v ubout a yen" ag:.
nn.l Is surprised at the wonderful
growl Ii Hie city is making.
Herbert C. Thonipsen went to Cot
taue lireve Ibis afleruoon. and from
there will leave tonight f.jr his home
at San Kraltcis, o. He is now en
gaged III newspaper work, beinu a re
porter on the Kten;ng ltuUetin.
m:k hi i;h in tt
Kor tour accident and health In-'
surance. Opposite postoftice. j
There will be a regular meeting of !
Kt anuelln- C!i. niter. No. ,M . O, K. S ,
Kn.lai eienltig. September 4th. at t!
oil... k lit older of the IV. M. K.
M Yoian. !eeieia,-. j
The reint.o -, centre Vf.dnr ham
mock Is :!ie on' to but. They are
wider, longer and stronger than the)
erdinait kied
ClllMllKliS UAP.nWAKB C(V
l1'-.! '!:l!!!v ti'ttts a!! (
c!-;ami'.i:i;;i 11 ai;;:vai;i: co. j
li"it M'l.itltv toiiis-- all s!res. !
CIIAM1IFKS MMUnVAKK CO.
T'tl ''HI' ,:ttM III t,,-k. '
en m m:r; hakiiwakk co.
' ' " ' " "M : :ire a
I II l tr.-s It VKl'U KK CO.
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RAWHIDE SWEPT
BY GREAT FIRE
INJURING MANY
Rawhide, Nov., Sept. 4.
Three thon.-aiid people are
homeless, a score more or
less injured, and the .property
loss Is.lTri'i.1"'" as the result
of a disastrous fire which
started in Dr. Joiner's office
in the Kawhide Drug Com-
' pany's building.
i A famine threatens the city
: as all the groiery and supply
j houses were destroyed. A
! special train has left Keno
j with provisions.
I
i crrv -NEivs
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Hrlck work on the fifth story of
the I. O. O. F. block was begun this
morning.
The palms for the S. P. depot ar
rived here from California by freight
last evening.
C. It. VanDutn yesterday received
the sad Intelligence of the sudden
death of his brother, U. C. Van
Uuyn, at Lincoln, -Neb.
C. P. Devereaitx, a well-known
timber dealer of this city, is to be
married to .Miss Eula lioti, of Hllls
boro, In that city September 24.
The S. P. trains from the north
havo begun being late from the horde
of hop pickers sklddoolng from
Portland up the valley.
Uev. Linden, oi the First Baptist
church at Oregon City, will preach In
the First Baptist church at Eugene
Sunday morning the 6th of Septem
ber. Everybody cordially Invited.
The marriage of Frank O'Connor,
who was here with the Warren Con
struction Company iHst summer and
fall, to Miss lora Ward, of Prine
vllle, is announced to take place at
that city on September 16.
O. K. Billiard, who arrived here a
few days ago from San Jose, Cal.,
has purchased a residence property
from J. M. Working at the corner of
West Sixth and Washington streets,
paying $4500 for It. '
Tho electric light bulbs on the
street stringers have all been redlp
ped and were replaced on Willamette
street today. They will present a
brilliant appearance tomorrow night
with their new coat of paint.
Tho formal organization of a Bry
an Club will be effected In tho Fair
mount hall tomorrow, evening. All
followers of the great commoner are
invited to attend the meeting, which
will begin nl 1 o'clock.
The work of moving the old frame
building on the Hovey lot at the
(roner of West Eighth and Olive
streets to make room for a two-story
brick block was begun today. E.
Dodge will continue to occupy the
building with his grocery store.
General Manager O'Brien, General
Superintendent Buckley, Superinten
dent Fields and Division Engineer
I to 1 1 i n st. of the S. P. Co., spent last
night In Eugene In their private cars,
going on south to meet Harrinian and
accompany him on his way north
next week.
L. N. Money Is planning to remodel
his residence at the coiner of West
Sixth mid Jefferson. While of old
style architecture It is still one of
Hie finest residences in the city. Mr.
Honey Is having Architect Hunzlcker
drawing plans for the work of re
modeling it.
A carload of hay for the Eugene
Feci! Company, a carload or lumber
from Cottage llrove for C. F. Work
ing, several carloads of gravel and
dirt for the S. I'. Co., and sever.il
of logs for the Eugene Lumber Com
pany were among the shipments into
Kugene last night and this morning
Hot wren 1 '.' and 1 o'clock this
luutuiug some one attempted to en
tor the residence of Mrs. A. C. Pat
terson and daughters at UN" East
Eleventh street, evidently for the
purpose of burglary. The occupants
ot the bouse heard the noise and
phoned the officers, but before they!
arrived the intruder had flown. The!
would-be burglar tried both the.
front and it-ai- doors and some of tu. '
w Induws.
.1. O. Watts leaves for San Frauds- '
fit toni.it row Saturday! uioinitm on
a business trip and while t lu-t ,. w in
look up ;ill the best and latest things
In :ti in; work. lb- wii;
lulim li.i, k :i tine line of am. i .i.i:;. s, '
t'V s)l;i,l, - tield cliis. .tii i t ,.
nuist up-ti-,!.t!t ee glass niouir
Mr. W ;.t! will be back ill Ills ,!::
M I'M.l.iv . S. i-wiuinT 11. and ir win
1 hi ou to w.tu f.ir aur e i w.iik tm
t il he .ii i
The litle son of Clarence Pav'i. r. '
who lives on Olive street, wandered
aw, iv iioiu home last eetiin .dioni
7 o'clock .Mill went down t.'V-i, II...
Wiiik- d ,U'.'ti t!ie b'.istness streets i ;
an hour and a half before his dls
traittd p.ieiits succeeded In find
ing him. He was taken to the Hoft-
man House by Mrs. l.esicr l.ueke.
where Mis llsliiirn took charce of
hint and !ie:e ' father found him.
WKI.i, ntcII.I.INo
C.et v mi- e!l,i drilled by obi and
experl.Mi. ,'d .-ll drillel
Phone lied I
tf
SK Vt!'..i:r,.;u slieot. phoiit t;-,i
iMM, tt
P.nnc tonight at Armory.
iJLLEGAL BONDS
DELAY PAVING
IN ROSEBURG
All hopes of .starting street paving
work In Reselling in the next few
davs were shattered today when City
Recorder Orctiti received written no
tice from Morris Bros., of Portland,
stating that, tinon the advice of their
attorneys. Teal & Minor, they had
rejected the tender of J35.00U worth
of municipal bonds, issued by the
city council for the purpose of de
fraying 50 per cent of the cost of the
street paving work, says yesterday's
Roseburg Review. Teal & Minor ex
press the opinion that the Initiative
proceedings governing ine special,
election at which the flotation otthe 4 4. lt 4
bonds was authorized was Irregular.
They cite a number of instances IMJItX
w here the law was not compiled with,
but the one above all others that iStt 4
pronounced fatal is that the election:.
was called within ten days' less time; To Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wagner,
than required bv the initiative law. of Portland, a month ago, a daugh-,
As a result of the action of Morris ter. Mrs. Wagner was formerly Miss
Bros. In rejecting the bonds, Mayor ' Jennie McFarland, of Eugene.
Hoover has not signed the paving! .
contract w ith the Warren Construe-! XHROl'UH STAGE To
Hon company, and will not do so, of I KITSON SPRINGS.'
course, until the matter is straight-j
ened out. He has employed the local , Arrangements have lately been
law firm of Coshow & Rice to ad-, raa(Ie a0 tnnt penons wanting to gt '
vise the city how to proceed, and has . tQ Kltgnn Strinss Can take the mail
called a special meeting of the city gt at Eugene Gosnen or Spring-1
council for tonignt to a i field and connect with the stage at
a suggested by them In the way of;. ,, . ,. . .. "
ing a conference on the matter tnisj
afternoon. i
(iRAMt Alt.MV ELECTS
ITS NEW OFFICERS
I
Toledo, Sept. 3. Colonel Henry ;
M. Nevltis, of Red Bank. X. J., was
today elected commander-in-chief of
the Grand Army of the Republic. The
election was on the first ballot,
which gave Mr. Nevius 454 votes.
compared with 254 for ex-Governor
Van Sant. of Minnesota, and 90 for
L. T. Dickason, of Illinois. On mo
tion of the former Minnesota execu
tire, the election of the New Jersey
man was made unanimous. Other
officers were chosen as follows: Sen
ior vice commander, J. Kent Hamil
ton, of Ohio; junior vice commander,
C. C. Royce, of California; chaplaln-in-chlef,
J. F. Spence, of Tennessee;
surgeon-in-chlef. J. Lane Tunehlll, of
Maryland.
J. W. Stehbins, of Alabama, made
a fight for junior vice commander on
the ground that the South, with 150,-
000 graves of Union dead to care tor.
still Is unrepresented on the National
staff.
WOOD. SAWING.
John M. V. Dixon, successor to W.
K. Bodily. All wood sawed to guage.
For prompt service phone Black
3312. Residence 324 High street, tf
Gasoline Woodsaw.
GASOLINE WOOD SAWING
Call up Phone Main 32 or Farmers
61. R. A. Maltzan. tf
SEE HERB IHTTON
For your accident and health
surance. Opposite postofflce.
Large shipment or rockers and din
ing chairs just received. See us for
new, up-to-date furuiture at right
prices.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Dance tonight at Armory.
See us for camp furniture of all
kinds.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Dance tonight at Armory.
Car fresh cement just received.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Vudor porch shades are a luxury
with the reach ot all.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Special CHINAWAEE
Cream
Pitchers
Imported
China
Height 3 inches, girth 1 2,
Colonial squat shape, rich
gold clouded edge and
handle, canter wreath of
roses, this sale i f
each ijC
Salad Dishes
Actual 10 inah. r chly decor
ated, worth 40c c
this sale. . js... 3C
MURPHEY'S RACKET 5T0
ijMMIIHI T8
! REACH THIS CITY
DURING TOMORROW
Portland, Sept. 4. E. H.
Harrinian left Pelican Bay
Lodge today and is due to
reach Ashland tonight, where
he will remain over night.
Alter brief stops at Willam
ette valley points, where In
vitations have been accepted
to stop over. It Is believed he
will reach Portland tomorrow
evening.
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TO Ill'.M'IillS AND CAJIPfiRS
If you are thinking of going into
the mountains hunting or fishing,
call up Red 1741, or call at 463 Olive,
street. tf
NEW lUUAY.
FOR SALE GOING OUT OF BUSI
NESS I still have several thous
and feet of flooring and" celling to
close out. Write or phone for
prices before buying elsewhere, j
Phone Farmers 24x3. sl4 1
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Some
fine farm land to self or exchange I
for house and lot. or Will exchange'
some good timoer ror Eugene
property. Address Box 567, or
phone Black 2681, Eugene, Or.
at 1
FOUND A lodge pin. Owner can I
have same by calling at Guard
office and paying for this adver
tisement. FOR SALE A Bix-room modern
house, lot 65x80 feet; East 11th
street, on car line. A snap if taken
soon. S. R. Williams. tf
FOR SALE On account of falling
health I would sell my blacksmith
shop and tools In Fairniount; good
location. C. D. Holloway. si 4
FOR RENT Three unfurnished
rooms suitable for light house
keeping; light and water. Well lo
cated for students. 256 East 11th
street. s7
WANTED Girl for generat house
work. Call at 477 Olive street, tf
AUTOMOBILE
FOR HIRE
Five passenger car for hire
any time day or night
GOOD DRIVER
CALL BLACK 1231
Saturday, Sept. 5th
Imported
China Plates
Light weight, transparent China,
actual 9H inches, gracefully
decorated with shaded bright
color roses
etch 13C
Bread and Butter Plates
to match, each 10c
35 East, 9th Street,
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F'con,fortlbltJ(
. "SO EA
name imr.ii ... '
"toalmoJ
-"""win m, .
lhe who have kal
especially . . 1
We fUne, ri.v, "
Fourteen yaaaMat
J. 0. WATNi
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611 WiIl,BWJ
Your FallJ
of Cloth
is About 11
and you wilt 4
you make d
. time that it
Michaels, Std
brand,. Thev
correct thing
respect, are H
ored and k:
shape remarl;
We are sole a
tliif- famous
clothing in E:
Fall Goods are
riviufr and our
goods will k
priced away
order to close
We carry a con
of furnishing
cannot be ex.i
the city, audi
will be found Si
many of our
tors can afforc
for. We own
store and have
to pay and re
with small p:
You are invited
and look at 0;
whether you H
ED. HAN:
East Niuti S;
Regular
25c Im
ported China Cups
Saucers
FLtritW ovifc
P.tt:cm, SolM'
handlf. eh
with ri':t-'ni:'""
wi.hwrcilh'
cup arid
. t c iZ ir.Ji '
ACtu.ll ui
PLATEtortf-
each.---
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