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Ladies Home Journal Patterns Ladies Home Journal Patterns
Boys School Suits, Hats, Trunks, Grips and Suit Cases
The Friendly Store
College Style Suits
at $15 to $40 ea.
We are aplrndidly ready to take rare of your fall clothing
wants, an onr atork la aow tho largest In the valley of Snappy
Yoihik Men's Suita. We ahow excluiove models and fabrics that
you can't duplicate elsewhere, made try the
L SYSTEM
Raincoats, Top Coats, Overcoats
In many attractive and pleasing tyles, Including the new "Slit"
coat with open pleats on sldo and deep center vents.
Overcoats and Cravenettes $10.00 to $40.00
New Shirts
A beautiful omSrtirmnt of
pleated ail plain cuffs at
tached nr detached, shirts In
coat Btyie and plain. .,
Mic to :i.oo
New Hats
We are showing new fall
styleB and colors In the Im
perial, Stetson and Sterling
J tuts.
a.oo, $1.00, nml Ki."S.(H
TEe Friendly Store's
Hand Made Suits at
$2000 to $ 1 0000
A benutiful display of new tailored suits now rendy for your
Inspection. Throe times tho assortment you will find anywhere
also In town. Exclusive models, and, as usual, the most reasonable
prices prevail here. See the now suits with short wulst coals and
large lapnl of satin or velvet Long coat suits In very attractive
models Suits of tho latest fashion and material to please every
Individual fancy. Tho display Is worth coming to see. nnd Incliidos
tailored suits of all grades. Prices ranging from 20 to $100 a
suit. No troublo to show you hero.
.New costumes and suits arriving dally.
Hundreds of Yards of Beautiful
Fall Dress Goods and Silks
Fall fabrics show.0. for the first tlmo this year, llnusuully
rnreful In selecting the dress rubrics of tho season, we have almeil
abovo all elso for quality and stylo In tho goods secured. Tho
weaves of most n'l HresH Oooils iiro quite different from those
shown last season you will like them for this reason. The colors
are hliuis, greens, browns, reds and a big variety of high colors In
both silks and wool goods. Starting t !"c a 5'rd and up to J3.00.
There Is n splendid representation of all that Is newest nnd best.
Blankets Quilts,
Pillows and
Sheetings
S. H. FRIENDLY
592-594 Willamette St
YOUR MONEY'S
WORTH OR YOUR
MONEY BACK
t
UTV XKWS
The front of the new Mitchell &
Garrett building has 1"-D fu'l'le-el1
and is being put in.
C. Nadc-au Is repairing his bowling
alleys preparatory to opening them
up for the season about October 1.
Hess & Nlcolle have fold their au
tomobile wood ks to I'arker Hros.,
who will hercatt. r condui t the busi
ness. S. B. Eakin has been appointed ad
ministrator of the setate of Ell Per
rv, deecased, and his bonds fixed at
$2000.
. i . ,taQl rnlltf for the
A raniittu ui nnn ---
Booth-Kelly lOKKing road arrived here
this morning and were transferred to
the branch.
Mrs., Prof essor Ford has been ills-
charged from the hospital auei
days' confinement as tne resun. u.
operation.
....... mn. n'lli nnt nnnear
iiuuaio oin e an"" :
In Eugene this fall, as expected It
will come to Portland, but will re
turn East from there.
t r, w ir.-,..- .ma r,t IllP DeiTl-
ocratlc cadidaKu for presidential
i rtrpnn will sneak in
the courthouse Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. J. uociuiu uiuu.... a farmer living near imiu
their daughter, Miss Stella, down I to Egene today with a number of
from Creswell today for an operation du(.ks which he wished to sell. He
at the General hospital. Dr. Wall is . in(Uire(j Qf the commission mer-
her physician. ! chants what they would give for
! them and the best he could get was
Mrs. Andrew Svarverud, who was : g cenls per pound. Before he left
operated uion at the Eugene hospital j ),ome he telephoned to Irving and
some time ago for appendicitis, was j was told he could get 10 cents per lb.
discharged from tne institution e-for them. lie Iook mem uacn iu
terday. . Irving. The question Is why is the
price higher there tnan in cugene
A'llcox, a plumber from
Aberdeen, wash., nas nrriveu nmoi jr8 fjortt m. uraton toaay iiibu
and will open a shop. Quite a shli- tutcd 8Ut ln tne circuit court against
t mu.i.rl!il fnr the shoo arrived i r i n..t,n f,. Hlvnrnn She nllpees
yj. u. wioiuii . .
that they were married in Douglas
.'county, Oregon, on April la, isuo.
TV... la nt Vrnltvnlp. A tract Of! . .,., AhlM r.lnnn np-prl two
.III? i. ' - t tu 111 Uttvc vuc .-i..,.., n - ----
land on the raliroan noriiivei i years. She alleges tnat on way i,
city, and owned by I. H. Bingham, 1 190e her husband deserted her and
nlA with the ennntv clerk tO-1 t -i -,.,,.,, n na tL-ith har nr
urrival In Eugene yesterday. jnnd Mrs. Strand Long. She Is com
I-ICIIHONAL
i M. .1. Hull, or (Soldrielil, Nov., was
inn arrival lii ICugeno last night.
Chimin Ailklns niacin' a hiiHlneHS
Alf lilllard Is In Portland on busl
noss. Walter lloss Is 111 tho city for n
few days.
llonald Preston Is homo from a
trip to Junction City last evening.
t'apt. Cox was a passenger for Mii
plclon on tho stage this morning.
0. A. Chase, of Fort Morgan, Colo.,
was an arrival In Eiigeno last night.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Welch returned
his outing clothes and carrying his
pack , Won his back, the picture of a
typical mountain t!imr. o
The medical license of J. Randolph
Barr was filed with the county clerk
today.
i James McMillan, a laborer, was ar
rested last night 'or belnK drunk and
disorderly and was fined fl'J in the
police court this morning. 1 he
amount was paid.
' The fourth quarterly conference
of the Humphrey Memorial M. t
church will be held Wednesday even
. ing at 8 o'clock. This is the most Im
: portant official meeting of the church
for the vear. All members of the
conference and of the church are
, earnestly invited to attend.
I E M Tansey, of Muncle. Ind., ar
I rived here last night and went on to
1 Roseburg this alternoon. nt i
of the Commercial Club's correspond
i ti. ...in ..tcit niseimre. Grants
Ipass. Medford and Ashland before
, deciding to locate. Me is verj .us
ably Impressed with Eugene and is
expected back soon.
The fire alarm was sounded last
I ihi niwiiit 8 o'clock and the
i HiraMoi in the corner
of West Sixth and Washington streets
where a flue was burning out.
services of the department were not
needed. A black dog owned by C.
Hodes was run over by the chemical
engine in front of the postofflce and
killed.
Ing by way of San Francisco.
C. W. Sims nml wife, of Visalln
Cnl., are in Eugene.
Diirrol llilstow leaves 111 the morn
Ing for Newport on n nhort outing.
F. It. McConl. of Hoseburg. was an
arrival here on the noon train today.
N. E. Marklcy passed through on
tho train last evening from Cottage
to Portland on this morning's train. Grove to Albnny.
day.
Tim,,, ifiriiv whn has been fire
man on the Wendling local for some
time past, has secured a place as en
gineer on the switch engine at Junc
tion City,
Most of the office rooms In the
new I. O. O. F. block are spoken
nn,i it la (linnt'ht hv the time the
structure is completed they will all
be engaged.
A ...Ina nf hntlRohnlfl effects
ror J. T. Boss, from Fort Morgan,
Colo., arrived nere toaay. .nr. iions
nnd family have already arrived and
will locaiu iiuiu.
Frnnk Test, who has been associat
ed with W. J. Hill in Hill's gun store
Inr' thn tiiwt Hpvprnl Illnntbs. has con
cluded to go back to St. Johns. His
wlfe a health Is not good nere.
Ed' Small has built a portable
building for a lunch counter and hnR
placed it on the Chambers lot at tne
coiner or Sixth and Willamette
streets, near that of Fred, the Turk.
A daughter of W. W. Hnwley, of
Row river, was brought down from
Cottage Grove on the noon train to
day and taken to the General hospi
tal fnr treatment. Dr. I.. W . Brown
is her physician.
Small boys have begun to peddle
sandwiches to passengers at the de
pot as they have been doing at Al
tinny for the past several years. They
tried It here once before two or three
years ago but were stopped.
to contribute to her support. She
asks for the care and custody of the
child. R. W. Marsters and J. A. Bu
chanan are her attorneys.
REMOVED
Tho Rod gtni ronl atnla firm. Mnr-
rls & Warren, have moved from the
McClung block to Room 11, over
First National Bank. Property sold
at owner's prices. Good bargains
and fair dealings. Come and see.
Phone Main 302. ss
FOR WOOD8AWISO
nncnleno iimrpr Annlv .T. R. Con
rnd, 733 E. 11th. Telephone Black
4 762. Successor to W. H. Davis.
sl3
BIIJiMIBF. BROTHERS
For all kinds of draying and ex
press. House phone Red 2742; of-
noRX.
........
North of EugelTe, Sept. 7, 190S,
to Mr. and Mrs. collingwood, a
daughter.
JEW iOllAr.
FOR RENT Sixty-acre ( more or
less) farm in small town, store,
Consti
nuoas
KLL a:
Get
your '
churches, good school and black- ; Phone Red ;Hr
.... ..u i.inAi.n i... . . 13(.
smith shop two blocks distant.
Good house and barn and all kinds
of fruit. Enquire at 268 Lawrence
street or address V. Robovsky, Eu
gene, Or. sll
FOR RENT The Hotel Mapleton
will be for rent to the right party
on Sept. 20. Apply to R. H. Clow,
Mapleton, Oregon.
ROOM AND BOARD For two more;
young men, J6 per week. Call at
521 Lincoln. slO
FOR RENTA farm of 160 acres,
two miles southeast of Eugene for
rent at once. Address Box 14.
Eugene, Oregon. tf
FOR RENT Seven-room house with
1 closets and bath. Inquire at 270
North Pearl street. i tf
Large shipment of rugs on the I
road; wait for them and save money, j
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. ,
COMMUNITy
SILVER
A
Tte
Attractiveness
of Our Store
ia increased
our display of
" Commuuity Sil
ver. Admired by
all who gee it
it would be still
more admired on
your table.
Handiomett
pattern on tLe
market-.
Lasts a lifetime
trip 'north. Mrs. II. K. Morris nml t-nlltl arc
Hlu HtM'k num. in from mo norm .oximtum homo from Mew purl toinor
thin iiftornoon
M rtt, T. C. Mullock is In tho oily
from HMiknm
K, A. Tiivlur wtfiit lo CuiviiIIIh lo
tly on ItiiHliu'rtH.
Attorney W. W. Cnlklna In lit Port
Inn 4 on liuntncrtN.
Jiih. Pnrvlii ri'lunu'tl homo to IVx
tt'r thl itltiM iUHtn.
4. 11. lilllum. of SUvtT Luko, Ih In
Km:uiii on lMuiniru.
It, It. Knox r'lurniJ hint ovcnlUK ton, Mituo, wIhto ho will visit
from n trip to Drain. hlsi.T.
Jtulph l. HohltiHoii rt'lnrnJ to, Cmuullmim Y. .1. HorRor ami K. A.
Pprtlamt liit ovi'ttlnn. j Aiiili'tvon aro on a trip to the low or
row'.
l. N. llaytlon, of llurrlHtmrK.
upont hint nlKht In tho city on bual-
llt'MH.
Waller Hain rotnrnotl to Portland
yoHii'itlay after a vlttit with his foIkH
hor'.
Mm, J. J. UuuV anil chllilron art
vlnltliiK at SviHt'it MIIIh for n few
ilayx.
pMter Vonadu left today for I.ewln-
hlH
fAm I'oMaKo tirnve today.
i Attorney K. O. PtWer went to
lVnland on ImimIiu'hh today.
Kola Net, of rfulom, wits In tho
oily today on hop huHlnosn
' William llodeH returned this af
toriioon from a hIkh I trip south,
K A. HttuKm inane a uusliifs trip
t'CgitaK1 Urove this aflonun.-
, Hiiy llnnt'r wan a pasHeiuer for
AHiniiy t.ninv on the noon train
tlr, Prown luado a prorelllonal
oH 0 1 t'ottai:e llrove litsl nthl.
f,jim 1.. H Moml returned this Kf
tiiijon from a at Stdavtlle.
jJohn Patterson was a pa.-sem:er to
JttH'thm (oi the nom Irain toda
!!, M, Tansey. of Mutu le, 111 . w ns
Miss Molna Knkln. of l.aCrande,
arrived here todav to visit Mrs. (
It. Sell.
A I (Jelser and son, Kilward, left
Itulay for Paker I'ily to he gone a
week or two,
P. l.ureh, tho Cuttnuo tJrove nior
ehant. was an arrival on the noon
rain Todav .
Miss Manrio Lewis, of Mohawk, re
turned here ihU afternoon from a
t rip uoiih.
A . . I laf lender iirrtwd dow n
from, Kolov SprniK1 yesterday on
way to Portlnnd.
Mrs. Frank Morrill Is expeeted
heir from CMtimo tonight or lomor
row nliiht to vhsi her p:ii.ius, Mr.
Hon. It. A. Poolh wont to Yonralla
this afternoon to look after tho work
on his son's farm.
Jetiso Pounds left thla morning for
Klorenco to look after IiIh oranhorry
swamp near (hero.
Mrs. A. ( Sudfls returned to
Prownsvllle yesterday, after an ex
tended stay In Kugono.
Mrs. (la Shari returned to Port
land last evening, after a vise It with
her relatives in Kuene.
T. .1 . Plakeley and t wn sons, of
Lowell, were In I;l title lie today and
oalled at Tho (iuard off loo.
Attorney (1. K. Sklpworth went to
Junction tin the noon train today to
attend some professional hustness.
H. V. Parnell and wife left loday
for I'hehalis, Wash., w here t hey ex
pect to spend the fall and winter.
Miss tloldle Miller, who commenc
ed work as trimmer for Poltoti i
Jenkins, the milliners, but resinned,
ret ut ned to Tort land loday.
Mrs. H Wilteul-eru and son Kalph
arrived down from Kolev Springs lo
dav in Ihetr auto on their way home
to Porilantl,
Mis S S. Sto1 and daughter. Ms
lil ad vs. of Port land, ret urned home
last eveiilim after a visit witli rela
tives n Kunene.
Pr. Lulu M Mariinam and dauuh
ter, MUs l.vttdull. went tt Salem,
w here the lattr will a? lend the
t'athollc cimvent durlnu t!ie fall and
winter
Tho Allen cannery started tip on
pears yesterday, hut owinn to tho
fact that tho fruit was a Utile too
ureon the plant will remain Idle to
day, it will start up atiain tumor
row
Peter Ashley, Jesso Kaston and
Krod Kaston. appraisers (if the estate
of James Polknap. deceased, today
filed their Inventory with the pro
hale court, reporting that they ap
praised the property at $lt'U."'i).
Tho Lane County Kleotrical Com
pany Is a new firm here and it will
o;cnpv a portion of fhe building oo
et.pie.l by Plank & Johnson's real es
tate office nearly opposite the Wil
lamette Valley Company's office.
l-ir several davs there has appear
ed in The C.uard a n itn e of h,i
itu in the Seavey Mrothers' vard.
slat inn that the yard con; a: nod 1 :i
aen's when it shouM have read T.'o
acres. The error '-as bet ii eorroeted
in the notice and it is now correct.
Heating furnace, brick and founda
tion stone for sale cheap by First
National Bank.
Hev. O. C. Wriiilu arrived home
todav en the noon train from his ex
tended out In 17 in Smit hern Or. mm. f
coiiinm from Koelnuc rodav Mr'
wer.t t.t ('rater Lake and or'., :- points !
of tit'erest. tioltii; .ilnt u ,,f v,,
wa Me arrived on :hc tv.nn ci.id
The Home
Tailor
s the man for the booster to pat
ronize. We boost and expect
others to boost the town by
patronizing the Home product.
McLeod, The Tailor, makes
the fit that catches the eye.
G. F. McLEOD
44 East 9th St.
Successor to
. D. S. McDOUGAL
Groceries
; ,You will always find
s " the best brands dH
Croccrics ,
FreslGrcen Vegetables'
Flour and Feed
No it n b--t our own dflivcrv
Pierce Bros.
Phone Main 53 51 g, tg
ForSale by
J. O. WATTS
Corner 9th and Willamette
Our Pall i
Will Su?
'i i
ue we have
ried in stock
mous MidJ
&Co'sbranl
ceiled by ac
Men's Cloth:
market and
agents for EJ
Oit clothing
look well-
creations in
pattern.
You will find
ably priced.
e carry a cent
offuniishingj
cannot be
the citv, ai
will be found
many of ou
tors can affa
for. We ow
store and ia
to pay and a
with small
You are invita
and look at
whether yor
ED. HA
East Niiui
Money in Hand
ou will ulwu l!ve when de
posited In ii Kood bunk.
1 Hi: I I (ilM: LOW At
S INt.s IIWK offer the het
wetuiltv and the most liberal
ueeommedu' Ions
If ) i'ii t.(it an tiivount Immo
now. ou will enjoy witU'lilun
It tin
N e I .Ve , .n e of our
tn.'iuy and p,i von (n!eiett
e" her time 01 demand et 1 1 . !-oate-i
ILtigono Loan and Savings' Bank
AI'll l. l M Itl'l.l Kli-i.iMid.
I s' MII.IMIt II IMI'J.
Tlie
si n in fit in rrov
r.ir .mr I, I. Mil ami hi-altli In-
jtl:u.1 UM'.'.!i' li'st ff if,'.
' l.rs,. hl',mioii! nf roi'ki-rs ami ilin
lnc ili.i'.rs r-'.'.-t v-.1 . S,-t. us lor
,111'w. u-t. ,l.iio tnru.tivt nt rislu '
I'll VMtlKltA 'I AUHWAKK CO.
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C1I VMIl'-KS ll.VKl'WAKK CO '
I (:, ' ii, n: 't-t r.v.'tv.'.l.
en mi;i:ks m kiv i;k co. i
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Racket To
We always have bargains foj
body, and new bargains a
added to our stock each wd
..WATCH OUR AD
They always contain BAR(j
..VISIT OUR STORI
A look over our stock will
hotter ham
you have ever bought in h
any other store.
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M.iil. s ;' a luvut'v
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ii u;kv m:k i'o
Slnr- Si'W.'c -.la-nln Cnmt,r !
f'M& WH'.iiniPti. ir,t. phone KeA
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The ordinary book-keeper earns small Fay and
has a poor chance of doing better. Expert Accountants
earn from two to five times as much as the ordinry
book-keeper and work much shorter hours. Be ycur
own boss. Wo will teach you expert accounting lnJ
auditing in your own home and in your spare mem -its
.u uic inning cost o: only altewcentsa day. Rc'cr,
to the best men in v,m- -;t,- i.'...i.i i. i
' i.M.iei.snej lo y.
The International Acuntants' Society
No. 6.-. F-tSL. Wmi. wicij.,
Detroit, M.ch,
n:es
cars.
A Few Items
Hooks and eyes, per card
3 papers pins
No. J brass lamp burners
12 do;, white buttons...
Wire coat hangers
Large size dish mops
Pan cake turners
Jot black stove polish .
Quart tin cups 5c
Pot covers, any size
Crepe tissue paperl.
Men's hemstitched hd'kfs
Hasp hinges
Can openers
3 papers carpet tacks
Toil et paper, per roll
5 Some I
lc 3o cand'es
5c Baby bibs, fir-'
5c Rollins P1"-
5c Large 'spot!5
5c Shawl strip-
5c DustpJ111--
5c Door, cii
5C :.i fi doth :j
5c Lmc lunch t--
5c Stove f f 3
5c Meat dB
5c Good F1
5c Svt doubled
5c Ras d;ls ; .
5c N-.:kd ?;j:ci :
5c Cass iff
Wurphey'sRacM
3Stas 9th Str'