Eugene daily guard., September 05, 1908, Image 12

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DAILY GUARD. BATfRDAir. SEPTEMBER 5, 1008
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Ladies Home Journal Patterns Ladies Home Journal Patterns
Boys School Suits, Hats, Trunks, Grips and Suit Cases
The Friendly Store's
Hand Made Suits at
$20o to $100oo
A beautiful display of new tailored suits now ready for your
Inspection. Three times he assortment you will find anywhere
else In town. Kxcluslre models, and, as UBiial, the most reasonable
prices prevail here. See the new suits with short waist coats and
large lapel of But In or velvet Long coat suits In very attractive
models Suits of the latest fashion and material to please every
Individual fancy. The display Is worth coming to sea, and Includes
tailored suits of all grades. Prices ranging from $20 to $100 a
suit, No trouble to show you here.
New costumes and suits arriving dally.
Hundreds of Yards of Beautiful
Fall Dress
i
Kail fabrics shown for tho
careful In selecting the dress fabrics of the season, wo have aimed
above all else for quality and stylo In the goods secured. Tho
weaves of most all Dress Goods are uulto different from thoso
shown last season you will like thoin for this rcuHon. The colors
aro blues, greens, browns, reds and
both silks nnd wool goods, Hurling
There Is a splendid representation of
Blankets. Ouilts.
S.
Pillows and
Sheetings
- .ITI'V MOWS
The Hed Cxihs Drug Company Is ' a1","1?,"" li", T"''f i"!"""!.0
pu.tlng ... a lino of scboo, books 2 nJ'.hf 'i u.S... 'city. i'nd
K, W. Wright. 11 member of the Or-
Koninn staff, wu with the llurrlmuuj
,uy.
Mr. w v o.i.iimi .if i.w. nff ! """ ''ai.'UdiilB for United Stales pres-J!r?;..r..-.
t,P"'M'.,"'..r.,h" " ""-lldent. will speak tomorrow at lUtSO
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Attorney II. K, Slalterv. a roco.il
f""",1,,'""::. J!!.' I"!!' U
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lluffalo Hill's Wild West Show
will be In Portland on the I!.'. Hi anil
Kith of this month and will probably
top In Hiigcne.
Union! llylnml, a Kimono Shrlner,
furnished two fine bucks which he
killed up-. the Middle Fork for the
HhrlnvrtT banquet tonight.
S. I,. Long today hoKnn milt In thel.
rlrrult court against M. 10. Wntanni
to recover money. Williams Mean!
Mr., .ttoniev. f,.r 1 1,., ,,i,.i..iwr i
(
F. C. Swllldall wus arrested last
night for , rlillng hi bicycle on the
nldewalk after dark and was fined
t 111 theVollco court Ibis morning. I
.
Work has been commenced on the
new building for the University
itcross University avenue from the
rnmpus. W. II. Alexander Is thu
rontractor,
O. J. Hull and family have Just '
ie Eugene Loan
T
( U'll U, AMI si lil'l I s, M'J.yooo.
I M'Altl.lMII II IMC.
The Friendly Store
College Style Suits
at $ 1 5 to $40 ea.
We aro splendidly ready to take care of your fall clothing
wantx, aa our stock la now the largest In the valley of Snappy
Young Men' 8ulta. We show exclusive models and fabrics that
you can't duplicate elHewhere, made by the
L SYSTEM
Raincoats, Top Coats, Overcoats
in many attractive and plcaxing atyleu, Including the new "Slit"
coat with open pleats on aide and deep center vents.
Overcoats and Cravenettes $ 1 0.00 to $40.00
New Shirts
A beautiful BKKortment of
pleated and plain cuffs at
tached or detached, Bhlrts in
coat styte and plain.
ftoc to :i.uo
Goods and Silks
first time this year. Unusually
a big variety of high colors In
nt 60c a yard and up to Jll.Ou.
all that Is no went nnd best.
H. FRIENDLY
592-594 Willamette St
I moved Into tho Mrs. Withers resi
dence, on Willamette slreet near the
high school, which, they hnve recent
ly purchased.
lo r, A. rwitciicll, of oi'rtlund, and
MIhs Zelina Hrobort, of lCugene,
Tlu, ,,; Chnfll, mohlbl
' at the Methodist cbureh. He
is an eminent lawyer and author and
I"" 1'"',"t
The following mining location no
,!,.,, W1,,. (U, win, ,lu, ,.!,.
I clerk today: W. A. Cumnil.m locates
I the "Itanil." ltuberl Smith the "oCn
go," II. W. and N. 1,. Unlley the
;"llold king, Ira Savior 111.. "Muv
flower,"
trlct.
all In the Itlue Hlver ills
The .lapauene construction crew Is
attain at work on the railroad switch
extensions at the depot ami the two
t uncompleted sidetracks. " Ill he fl
Ished In a few days. Housemover
' ' V'"1" ,Bm " OTlnf
'be big warehouses to tho north side
jof the tracks in about a week
'1 he six big palms which Arrived a
day or so aio from California have
"vn ,", '.".'!' lM "M ,"'
i i i.i.i i "i iinini i iic uiiiitmti nun
''i1"1, lh''y ,"1'"'u Ul" ,,'',"
platform. I hey create a great deal
or favorable comment from passen
gers on the trains.
Perfection on reus stoves are safe
CIIAMIIFUS II AliDWAliK CO.
Money in Hand
you will always have when de
ported In a good bank.
TIIK 11 til NK LOW Al
s lvt;s UAMv offers the best
security and the most liberal
accommodations.
II yen start an account here
now. oii will enjoy watching
It crow.
We uko good care of your
men. y and p;iv eu Interest on
either lime or demand certifi
cate. and Savings'Bank
I New Hats
We are showing new fall
styles and colors In the Im
perial, Htetaon and Sterling
Hats.
$:.I0, Ijtl.oo, mill .-.(M)
YOUR MONEY'S
WORTH OR YOUR
MONEY BACK
I'KKHONAL
A. 0. Mugers, of Salem, is In the
city. . -
0. L. Kelsey
In the city.
of Klamath Kails, Is
J. O. Watts left, this morning for
San UranclHco.
Sheriff Harry Down has returned
from n trip north.
Mrs. W. fi. Dlllnrd was a passenger
to Oregon City today.
City Recorder Don-Is is homo from
the Dine Hlver mines.
F. 1). Wheeler, of Cottage drove,
Is In I'.ugene on business,
A. I,. Coffinan nnd Win. Dubv. of
( behalls. Wash,, are In the city.
T. II. Kins returned lust evening
from a business trip to Cottage tirove
U. S. McDougull Is down from the
Mckenzie considerably Improved In
heall It.
Mis. II. A. llenslee. of Portland Is
n guest of Mrs. Mlnnlu Croner In
KiiKene.
D. K. Vernon, editor of the Oak
land Owl. Is among, the Shriiiers In
town todaV. ;
K. K. Alley came down from liose
burg last evening to lake In 'the
shrlner meeting.
11 Lurch and T. C. Wheeler came
down from Cottage tirove on the
noon train today.
A. K. Voorhles. editor of the
lirants Pass Courier, Is here with
the Slirlners today.
A. K. Voorhels. proprietor of the
('.rants Pass Courier. Is among the
Shriners In Kiueiie today.
Miss Klhel Sealefe leaves tomor
row 'for Northampton. Mass where'
"be will attend Smith College.
Mrs Mane Ware .M.'Klnley Is In
he eltv from Portland, the guest of
Mr. and Mrs W. M. Keushnw.
Pied 1 Wanner, publisher of the
Vshlaud Ti.lincs. Is with the Shrlner
delevatloil from that eltv todav
Albanv Herald: Cliff .Abrams
was In the city yesterday evenlnt- on
business. Mr. .Minims' halls from
Kugene.
John K. Ross and family and Mrs
HlUahoth Chase and daughter, of
Port Morgan. f . . were arrivals In I
Kngene last night. I
O. etuler and daughters sre
here from Plllloinath for a few di.w I
Hon. w. V Matlo.-k. of Pendleton.
Is here among lh,. Shriners He is n
other of M'.vor .1 IV Matloek I
I. WIiuNt'v. i.til.:ivh..r of the!
Ilos. l.ili g Kextew. U ! i he el!l lo.
IO h.iung come d.'wn on the liar-
O 111. in s!'", l;t! w :'i o'h. r n-emhe-s ot
t.le I!".' Isri; Mi'-h'l,'d com til I : t re,
oh. i w ere I. leita-.i .,, Intc vlew Mr
I"' ci v g.i'.l to the Coos ll.n
r.lliiead
SHRINERS' PARADE
GREATEST STUNT
EVER PULLED OFF
The Shriners' parade this after
noon was tne greatest stunt ever
pulled off In Kngene. Shortly after
4 o'clock the line, headed by four au
toB, containing the officers of El Ka
der temple, started from In front of
the armory. Following the autos
came the band and then the Arab Pa
trol. The nobles tnen followed In
full dress and the Chinese band with
Its wierd mutdc (?) and grotesque
costumes was next In line. The class
of novices followed, then came Col
onel .Mercer's ramel, ridden by the
Jolly colonel himself, and the tabasco
sauce wagon containing the real hot
stuff with which the streets were
sprinkled. The ambulance brought
up In the rear. Thousands of people
witnessed the parade.
SHRINERS HOLD
POSSESSION OF EUGENE
(Continued From Page One.)
ton, Kmll Schacht. It, K. U Simmons
II. D. Storey, J. H. Strowhridge, Ed
Seymour, H. J. Srhoulderman, Will
K. Sherman (Hood Iliver). J
Shenck (Hood Itlver), C. H. Stran-
chnn (Hood Klverl, E. C. Shannon
(Hood Rlverl, S. W. Stryker (Hood
Iliver), A. L. Teeter, D. W. Taylor.
Archie Thurlow. C. H. Tyler, O. D.
Thomaslne, C. B. Turley, A. Tllzer,
. u. waany. A. walch, L. F. Woos
ter. F. C. Wasserman, F. S. Wilson
.1. E. Werelin. F. K. Walklns, J. It
Wentherby, G. H. Whitehouse, V. B.
wnrd, N. O. Willis, A. H. Wilson, It.
I. Young, T. W. Vreeland, F. A. Van
KlrK.
Ijuie County Shriners
. Charles F. Baker. A. L. Ball, Lark
Bliyeu, I. H. Bingham. D. Bristow1.
B. H, Bailey, L. E. Bean, F. L. Cham
bers, C. H. Cannon, C. H. Cannon, D.
L. Cartmell, F. E. Dunn. F. S. Dunn,
r. m. uay, ueo. u B. ueBar, C. S.
Frooland, S. H. Friendly, F. L. Glbba
M. F. Griggs, A. J. Gillette, Geo. T.
Hall, Sr.. F. .1. Hard, Y. D. Henslll,
... w. naineia. J. w. Harris. .7 w
J. I. JoneB, Geo. H. Kelly, A. Lom-
oara, (J. K. Loomls. C. W. Lowe, n
Lurch, J. D. Matlock. J. A Mnnrnr
W. G. Mercer. M. Monteomerv. W P
Osburn, D. A. Paine, W. M. Preston,
a. u. fage, j. k. Koblnson. L. N Ro
ney, O. E. Smith, W. L. Senders. S.
S. Snencer, L. M. Travis. G. D. Wall.
M. O. Warner, B. A. Washburn, W.
C. Washburne, L. J,. Whltson, E
Whattam, C. B. Wllloughbv, F. D
Wheeler! J. E. Young, Frank H. Wln
sor. The IIiiv'b Program
Late In the afternoon the
business began and held until time
for the parade, which was fixed for 4
o'clock. The formation of the pa
rade is as follows: ,
Executive committee,
Eugene Military Band.
Potentate nnd staff.
Autos with distinguished guests.
Arab Patrol.
Chinese Hand.
Tobasco Saute wagon.
Mercer's camel and truck with
enptivea.
Moro captives.
Am bulunce,
Shriners in line.
Lino of March.
Form on West Seventh street; east
to Willamette, south on Willamette
to Eleventh, west on Eleventh to Ol
ive, north on Olive to Ninth street,
east on Ninth street to Oak street,
north on Oak Btreet to Eighth, west
on Eighth street to Olive, north on
Olive street to Seventh, east on Sev
enth street to the armory. Disband,
ljocal Committees.
The committees which have chnrge
of arrangements are as follows:
Executive committee 1), A. Pnlne,
U. L. Whltson, 11. Bristow, C. H
Wllloughby, S, II. Friendly.
Meeting place, ceremonial session
nnd banquet F. L. Chambers, S. S.
Silencer.
Mllsle .1 A Mslirer P 11 W'M.
loiighhy, L, K. Bean. M. O. Warner.
Iteceptlon H. Bristow. O. E.
Smith, F. I., (llbbs. B. A. Washburn. '
F. 1'. Hobinson, K. .1. Hard, Chas. F.
Baker, C. II. Cannon. W. L. Sunders.
Decorations S. H. Friendly. T. W.
Ilanls. I. H. Bingham, 1). L. Cart
nn ::. W. F. Oi burn.
liefreshtnents nnd hanqXtet Goo.
Wall, F. I.. Chambers. F,. M. Day,
Wm. Preston. M. F. Griggs,
Program, naraiiheriinlla And ilre
-Geo. OH. llellaiv I I. ,!,.., u-
E. Dunn, .1. 1). Matlock.
Parade - 1.. L. Whltson. w. G. D
Mercer. Lark Bllven. Y IV He.wiil
C. S. Freeland. K. Whnti;m
Candidates- C. W. Uiwe S s
Siieneer, c. II. Wllloughbv. Geo. Kel
ly. Geo. (I'll Dollar. XV,.. l',..,o
M. Travis, L. K. Bean, I.'. L. Whlt-
n, S. It Friendly. .1. W. Hobbs, C.
r,. I.oolnis.
Railroad and transportation A .1
Gillette, tleo. II. Kelly. Ceo. T. Hall
Sr.
Notes of the Pay.
After lunch and before the biiri
noss session many of the visitors
wore sIubii about the city in auto
mobiles. All nf the nutos in town
wore pressed Into service.
The Cottage tirove contiiiitent con
sists of the following: T. C. Wheel
er. Oliver Watch. Andrew lirund
and Chris Chrlstensen, novices, and
I II. Clianib.-rs. F. C. Wheeler and
B. Lurch, nobles.
Th. Int-nl slhrlnr nit n-,,r.. .. I
" - ' " ... r n it, u
on their coal lapels bearing this In
scription: -- am much obliged to
meet von " Each of the visitors w;m
presented ith a Eugene- badge.
Among the Hosehurg S'Tlner-j
are here today art Frank K. Alley. O,
IV Coshoiv. am Josephsou and S K
:"
It.lll'b II. lieblnsoil. formerly of
this eltj, and who Is the l.mng.'st
S!i"tirr is ith the IVrtl.iti.l b!i, h
The A-Iil.ind Shrineis sen' d.m n
ti n; t -v s of the r (me p -a. he ;,,
be served at the bannuet light
The bmi'iuct will be sernd in the
skating rink anight toy Mrs. W. F.
nsh.irr, of the Hoffman House. It
promises to bed ne of the most elabo-;
rate affairs ever given in KiiKene. .
Tonight at the armory a large .
class of novices will hot-foot it
across the desert sands. 9V big time1
Is anticipated. :
The members of the Chinese band :
which appeared in the parade are as,
follows: Ah Ling, Sing Chwang, Hip j
Yarn? Ah Vine. Che Fat, Sing Lee, i
Him C.lnir. Lins Soo, Ah Gee, Ning
Lung. Hip Chiug, Ah Twee, Yup
V.n.r n. Siliev
tHUlCH SKIIVICES
Central I'rpfchyterlan Church
Frank's Hall, East Ninth street
extended to eyeryone- I
MetbiMliBt niurcli '
lDeTmTr H THmTle, pastor.-Class !
meeting at 9:45 a. m.; at 10:30 a.m. i
Hon. Eugene Chafln. candidate for j
president of the United States, speaks
on "Cure Righteousness." At 8 p.
m. the pastor will give a special ad-
dress on "The Young Man Who Made
Good." Young people especially in
vited. Sunday school at 12 m.
Leagues, 6:45 p. m. A good quar
tette In the loft. All are Invited.
o
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Service Sunday at 10:30 a. m. In
the United Norwegian Lutheran
Trinity church, corner East Sixth and
Pearl streets.
o
United Brethren Cliurcli
J. W. Sprecher. pastor. Sunday
school at 10 a. m.; preaching at 11
a. m. and 8 p. m. ; Junior Endeavor
3 p. m.; Senior Endeavor, 7 p. m
Prayer meeting Thursday evening at
p. m. All are cordially Invited
Mrs. Sprecher will preach Sunday
morning.
o
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Corner Ninth and Pearl streets.
Sunday service, 11 a. m.; subject
Man." Wednesday evening meet
ing, 8 p. m. Free reading room open
to the public every afternoon except
Sunday, from 2 to 4 p. m. All are
welcome.
o
Christian Church
J. S. McCallum, pastor. Bible
school at 9:45 a. m.; preaching at
11 a. m. and 8 p. m.: Junior Endeav
or at 3 p. m.; C. E. at 6:45 p. m.
Morning subject, "Two Different
prayers"; evening subject. "Personal
Responsibility." A cordial invitation
Is given to attend all these services.
o
St. Mary's Episcoiuil Church
Corner Olive and Seventh streets,
R. K. Hammond, rector. Holy com
munion at 8 and 11 a. m.: Sunday
school at 9:45 a. m.; evening prayer
at 7:30 p. m. Strangers and visit
ors cardlally welcomed.
o -
Fairmoiint Presbyterian Church
C. A. Wfooley, pastor. Servioes
both morning and evening, 11 a. m.
and 7:30 p. m.; Sunday school at
2:30 p. m.
Contrresratioiuil Church ?
W. B. Plnkerton, pastor. Morn
ing and evening services at 10:45 a.
m. and 8 p. m.; In the morning the
sacrament of the Lord's Supper, In
the evening a sermon on "The Lift
ing of the Son of Man." Snday school
at 9:45 a. m.i The young people
meet at 7 p. ni.
First Baptist Church
Rev. John M. Linden, pastor of the
First Baptist church of Oregon City,
will occupy the pulpit morning and
evening. Morning subject, "The
Value of a Soul." Evening subject,
"The Sin of Neglect."
West quality tents nil sizes.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
A.J i t . .v, iroi. Patrol I snoiie wnn riuoous, nags ana pen
There were 2 7 in the Arab Patrol , middle of the
under the captaincy of William Da-jstreet &Te tW(j rowg of v g e
v'8- hung about fifty feet apart, and each
i light pole bears a shield with the em
Special CHINA-WARE
Cream
Pitchers
Imported
China
Height 3 inches, girth 12,
Colonial squat shape, rich
gold clouded edge and
handle, canter wreath of
roses, this sale g
each 1
Salad Dishes
Actual 10 inch, rchly decor
ated, worth 40: .
this sale jC
MURPHEY'S RACKET 5Td
DECORATION
OF STREETS A
FEATURE OF TODAY.
Eugene has her best dress on to-
1 day. Although the day was prettv
(cloudy, Willamette street fairly-
. .... .1
blems and colors of the Mystic
Order of Shriners. Bunting hangs
from nearly every store entrance. In
every store window are pennants or
other emblems of welcome to the
travelers who have stopped at this
green oasis.
Some of the store windows had
jB a Blngle camel and rlder ,
0tt0 had a unllue window with
Sihfld". T.ndow Z"
. jS!l!J? Z UnrJa S 0r'S"
lna . .AZln?.. Ih brt " Sehwarz-:
ch.m l1 u,t disp,aj':
a 'ar Painting of a solitary camel
a"d Jlder te3ej- h,e re,lef of
-: ' - 't i'.
amid. It is the work of Mr. Gilbert
He made all the shields, fifty-eight in
number.
In Luckey's window Is a framed
picture of a camel and rider. Eaton
has an original get-up, consisting of
the signs of the order and several
pyramids made with ink bottles.
Hull's confectionery store has a win
dow display made entirely of candy.
There are numerous others, all of
which are good. It would be hard
to pick out the best
The street will look especially pret
ty tonight when llghtPd by the many
arches or incandescent lights which
when lighted will throw the colors
of the Shriners over all the other
decorations.
noBJ, ,:
In Eugene, September 4, 1908,
Zopher Davis and wife, a son.
to
SEE HERB BUTTON
For your accident and health in
surance Opposite postofflce.
Large shipment of rugs on the
road; wait for them and save money.
i;nA(UDr,no tiAAUWAUIS CO.
, M5TV iol)Ar.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Some
fine farm land to sell or exchange
for house and lot. or will exchange
some good timber for Eugene
property. Address Box 56 7, or
phone Black 2681. Eugene. Or.
all
FOUND A lodge pin. Owner can
have same by calling at Guard
office and paying for this adver
tisement. FOR SALE A . six-room modern
house, lot 65x80, feet; East 11th
street, on enr line. A snap If taken
soon. S. R. Williams. tt
FOR SALE On account of falling
health I would sell my blacksmith
shop and tools lu Fnlrmount; 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 Young inch' to work in
store and bookbinder'. Eaton's
book store. j tf
FOUND Lady who advertised lost
belt with valuable buckle several
week ago will have same returned
by calling at this office. '
Saturday, Sept. 5th
Imported
China Plates
Light weight, transparent China,
actual 9K inches, gracefully
decorated with shaded bright
color roses .
each 1 DC
Bread and Butter PItc
to match, each....
35 East, 9th Stret.
Your Fall
?' Cloth
About
and you i!;
-ou make
that j:
correct thic'
rpect,
d and i
ftnaiar'
Y .e are sole
clothing inl
Fall Goods ar,
nving and 0,
goods will
priced awav
order toelris
We carry a co,
of furnishing
cannot be e
the city, and
will be found
many of ou
tors can affa
for. We (ni
store and h
to pay and a
with small p
You are invite
and look at
whether you
ED. HA
East Niuti
COMMUNllj
SILVER
' For Sale!
J. 0. VV
Corner 9th and!
Tin fruit cam In s
CHAMWJP.S HAF.II
0
Sa
Regular
25c Im
ported China Oil
Saucers
Flaring ovidc sH
pattern, goid -S'
ha-.dle. clusttrJ :
with ribbon rffit
with wreath
cup at.d saocf
ELATE to bu::
ea
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