THE EC C EXE DAILY OVAKD, WEDKESDAT.tffEPTEMBEB 9, 1B08
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Ladies Home Journal PatternsLadie Home Journal Patterns
Boys School Suits, Hats, Trunks, Grips and Suit Cases
. TFe Friendly Store
College Style Suits
at, $ 1 5 to $40 ea.
' are aplenrlldly ready to take care of your fall clothing
wants, as our mork In now tho largest in the valley of Hnapuy
Young Men'H Suits. We Hhow exclusive modelB and fabrics that
you cun t duplicate elsewhere, made by the
L SYSTEM
Raincoats, Top Coats, Overcoats
arrant, y
In many attractive and pleasing styli-a, Including the new "Silt"
coat with open pleats on side and deep center ventii.
Overcoats and Cravenettes $ 1 0.00 to $40.00
New Shirts
A beautiful aKsortnieiit of
pli'iilwl und plain cuffx nt
tarlied or detached, shirts in
cout utyie and plain.
ftOc (o :l.()0
New Hats
We are showing new all
styles and colors In the Im
perial, Btetson and Sterling
Ham.
.i.M, $1.00, and .V(M
The Friendly Store's
Hand Made Suits at
$2000 to $ 1 0000
A beautiful display of new tailored Bulls now ready for your
Inspection. Three times tho assortment you will find anywhere
else In town. lOxclimlvu models, and, as usual, tho most reusonablo
prices prevail here. See Hie new suits with Bhort wulst. coats and
large lapel of Bntln or velvet Long coat suits In very uttractlvo
models Suits of the latest fashion and material to please every
Individual fancy. The display Is worth coming to see, and Includes
tailored kii It h of all grades. Prices ranging from ftt) to $10(1 n
suit. No trouble to hhow you here.
New nut limes and suits arriving dally.
Hundreds of Yards of Beautiful
Fall Dress Goods and Silks
Kali fabrics shown for the first time this year. Unusually
careful in selecting the dresH fabrics of the season, we have aimed
above nil else for iiuallty and style In the goods secured. The
weaves of most nil Dress (loods lire quite different from those
shown last season you will like them for this reason. The colors
are blues; Kteuiis, browns, reds and a big variety of high colors In'
both silks and wool goods. Starting at fUc yard and up to $3.00.
There Is a splendid represenLntlon of nil that Is newest and best.
COMMITTEES
FOR VETERANS'
, REUNION NAMED
Committees for the annual nnni u
of the l.ane County Veteians' As
elation which will be ,el in Encna
.September 23, 24 and 2f. have !. r
appointed as follows:
General committee, with atttlio:'!ti
to appoint sub-comniitt'es .M
Sherman, O. K. Kresi. Darling
I electric theatre there, a Berry-W ood
I player piano which was installed in
I the theatre by J. O. Thomas, of the
Kugene Electrical Co.
I A lady who placed a house for
'rent ad in yesterday's Guard tele
phoned this office this uiornniit, re
questing that the ad be taken out
as she is overrun with people want
ing the house. This iudiiates two
things: That The Guard is a good
advertising medium and that houses
to rent are very scarce.
i Included in the carload shipments
I Into Kugene last night and this
morning were the following: One of
flour for the Pollock Transfer Co.,
ime of radiators for the Bible In-
,.i ... ....... i 'i ir... , vora v nnn fit uiaiiun iim utd"-
rinance ana priming i-. vjui-ue. . - !.,,,-,, I um.
.lame. Offnii T X Plank. I Hulin. two logs for the Lugene Lum-
Deeoratlons hall and banquet I.
W. Bowman, J. M. Shelley, J. K.
Gates.
Program W. M. Sherman, R. K.
Eastland, Darling.
Speakers S. K. Williams, Charles
If. Baker.
CITV NKWS
Stevens & Hulin this morning re
ceived a carload of pianos direct from
the factory.
The county clerk up to noon today
had Issued 1015 hunters' licenses
since the first of the year.
The cement curbing for the pave
ment on West Fifth street from Wil
lamette to Olive Is being built.
The paving dope will be laid on the
park street In the rear of the Loan
and Savings bank, Dunn's store and
others tomorrow.
Architect Hunzlcker Is drawing
plans for u neat cottage to he built
by Mrs. Cora 1). Rhodes on East
Thirteenth street near llilyard.
.Marshfleld Times: S. Van Scoy,
who has held a position as fireman at
the Porter mill, has resigned and re
turned to his home in Eugene.
George W. Smith, who had charge
of the painting of the Eugene de
pot, went to Albany today with a
force of men to paint the depot there.
her Co.. one of cement for the Amer
lean Paving Co., and one of stoves
for the Chambers Hardware Co.
J. J. Hughes left for London, Eng
land, this morning on the 6 o'clock
train. He goes to visit his broth
ers there, whom he has not seen for
(over twenty years. Jack will oe
1 greatly missed in musical circles this
winter, as he is tne nest cianuenai
In the Northwest. His address will
be 58 Lee Road, Dovercourt, N. Har
wich, Essex, England.
A marriage license was issued to
day to William (J.,Zelgler and Miss
Kdua Horn, both p-sitllng a short
dl'-tance north of Ku
! road.
MARKS COMPANY'S I
DRUG STORE OPENS
The Helen R. Marks Drug Co.'s
store in the Hotel Smeede building!
was opened to the public this morn- j
Ing and a good business was done
even on the first day. The place is i
one of the neatest In the city and a;
complete line of drugs, patent niedi-i
General DJ
Ofweak,,,,,,,
It Is hard, to So k
Should be ' "
For ttiij
'"btloo m,
Hnrifl r
nines, toilet articles aim, in laci, . n manses u,e b,
everything that Is usually kept In a
first class drug store, is found. A
beautiful soda fountain has been in-1
stalled and all of the latest temper-1
ance drinks will be dispensed to the
thirsty public. Mrs. Harks, who is!
a registered pharmacist, will have;
charge of the prescription work fori
several days, but a gentleman will '
be here from Portland soon to assist
her. The location of the new store
is a good one. :
I.NDKPENDKXCK PARTV j
NAMES CAXIHHATKS
Portland. Sept. 8. At a massi
meeting of the Independence party,
held here tonight, presidential elec
tors were named, as follows: John
W. Bennett, of Clackamas county.
and Thomas E. Sweeney. W. R. Lake
Corvallis Times: S. L. Kline, who ana m. j. "
was at Eugene Saturday, returnea " Vn(7 T whlnVon
an enthusiastic advocate oi paveu mo, .u .. "7 ,i .u w.
streets Eugene has several miles of delivered addresses In which they ar-
the bitullthic pavement now and the ralgned the old parties and advocated
people of that city say that It has al- the union of voters with the move-
ready paid for Itself in tne lncreas- iucul uuSiii .-j. ..-
ed t-owth of the city coming as the i ence party.
direct result of this great Improve- "We will make a visorous com
ment Ipalgn In Oregon," declared Mr. Mc-
There has been another change In i Isaac tnis aiie.noou
the personnel of the Bangs Livery
Co. C. P. Barnard has sold his in
terest to his partners. Ell Bangs, Earl
McNutt and J, H. West. Mr. Bar
nard will devote his time and atten
tion to other affairs.
In the case of M. J. Doyle vs. the
Southern Pacific Co., in which the
plaintiff was awarded $45,000 dam
ages by a jury on account of the loss
of both legs by being run over by a
locomotive, and In which Judge Har
ris, a few days ago, reduced the
Judgment to $35,000, the attorneys
tor tne railroad company tooay iiiea j experienced well-drillers.
on i Phone Red 4S..
Ileal to uie supreme court.
They Take the Kinks Out
"I have used Dr. King's New Life
Pills for many years, with Increasing
satisfaction. They take the kinks
out of stomach, liver and bowels,
without fuss or friction," says N. H.
Brown, of Plttsfleld, Vt. Guaranteed
satisfactory at W. A. Kuykendall's
drug store. 25c
Get your wells drilled by ola and
NOTICE TO YEOMK.V
tf
Tim city council inci-ts late tills af
I ternonii tor tile pur.io,-.' of letting
several .pavlni; contracts and to at
tend to various matters of minor Importance.
Homestead Xo. 1935, Brotherhood j
of A iiierii'.'i u Veiiuien wilt meet In 1
lie mi t lie river regular session at A. O. V. W. hall.!
Monday. September 1 4.
Hv cnler ui' the honorable fore-
man, J. II. DANIEL.
Singer Sewiug a-.acnine Company,
615 Willamette street, phone Red
1451. ' tt
Heir, the y? ! "' JV
HOP
'H'KIXli NOTICE
I
Blankets, Quilts,
Pillows and
Sheetings
S. H. FRIENDLY
592-594 Willamette St,
YOUR MONEY'S
WORTH OR YOUR
MONEY BACK
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Preston, In Eu
gene. Mrs. Wycoff, of Hie McKcnzle val
ley, returned to her home on this
morning's stage, after a visit In Eu
gene. Mrs. Kato Einmitt arrived here to
day from Reno, Nev., to visit at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. C.ocker-llne.
Mrs. K. C. Smith will leave In the
! Iowa, arrived In Eugene this after-
noon.
I'KIWONAl, 1 Mrs. Iliuitia arrived hero this llf-
i It.ernoon from Portland to visit Mrs.
Houston.
; Robert McMurphev and little son
Jack Llttell Is down from Mar-, went to Roseliurg this afternoon on
cola. I business.
J. V. Robinson returned to Port-. j, n, l.nnlerman, of Salem, was nn
land last night. arrival in Eugene on tho nrternoou
Jos. Hrlbler, of Astoria, is in the train today.
I, i ; V" ' "" " " Mll,H" morning Tor Elcajon. Cal., to loin
K. 1. C. I'lurln and wife, of l oos law stage this morning for her home1 her husband, who has been there for
' , ,' , . ... "l cioience. ISOIlle 1 1 til t
k. i.. i nuiptie is nome irom ion-, (Miarles A. Murphy it ml wife, of Hyson Dullrllle and wife, of Seat-
..u ' , i oiii-iui. riiuie uii on uie aiiernoou
K. J. Smith, of Irving It. K. D. No. train today.
1. was In the city today. u. II. Vrav was n passenger for
K. K. Alley, of ItosebuiK, was In Salem mid Sllverton on the noon
the city on business today. train today.
Cal. M. Young and daughter, La-. ir. II. E. Ankenv and daughter,
voile, went to Port Innd today. 1 MBS Gladys, left this morning for
W, O. Meatier and wife are home San Krauclsco.
home fronj n visit at Monmouth. tl. K. Wester and wife were arrivals
John llnnv returned this noon '" Kugene from llellliiKliam. Wash..
i ii in iiiiti iiiii'ii.
tl.'orge Wllloughby and family are
home (mill their outing ill O lit ten's,
on the McKemele.
lb. W. W. Oglesby came ilnwn
, from Cottage Grove on the noon
'train today on business.
Mrs. A. II. ltlnliiitl. ef Portland.
from n business trip to Creswell.
Mrs. ('. Ilunna went to Salem to
day to visit friends and relatives.
Wm. Cuiiiilngliam, of Edttewood.
Cal., is a recent arrival In Eugene.
Mrs. I..' lC II. 'an and little son.
John, went .to Salem today on a vls-
Is visiting her parctilH, Mr, nud Mrs.
II. S. McDoukiiII lefl this morning G. A. Dyson. In Eugene,
for O'llrleu's ranch on Hie McKeu-; Thw. U- Ktein h. Jr., mid Miss V.
bv U, H'rench, or llllfdilo, N. Y., were
Mrs. S A. Skilgns was n passen- arrivals In Eugene last night
Iter to Salem on Ihe linen train In-. u , K. cm.nrf ali.l daughter.
tty- ' Miss Margaret, returned last nilit
T, H. Anders in and family have re- Innu a trip tliroiigli California.
turned from their outing al lie
coast.
W. II llnlnbi-dge. ef Creswell,
urns In the city yesterday on busi
ness. Donald Pre
lieu. Wet latum1, of Cedar Itaplils, today, alter h
Verne Appersoii went to Junction
Cltv I.. da to work In the skailug
rink there during the full and winter.
itoll returned to Salem
ilslt w Hi liis parents.
tt AN S, i 00. I ti"
Tl
Money m Hand
ou will always have w lien de
posited In it good bank.
inn iigim: i.ow .v
S INGS UWh offers the best
M-eurltv ami the most liberal
nccoiituiodaltoiis
If yen star! an account here
now. yell will enjoy wstehllig
It grow.
We lake good cart of your
numey and pav leu Interest en
either time or demand certKI-Ctttes.
ic Eugene Loan and Savings' Batik
l l'H'!. Wli st IIPI t s. n-J.Viiiiii.
IM Altl.lMII i I MO.
K t i
tie, after a visit at the home of Mr
mil .Mrs. J. Plronl i Eugene, left
on their return trip today.
S. W. Herman ami wife, of Port
land, after a visit at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. S: 11. friendly In Eu
gene, returned home lodav.
Mrs. Ralph Starr arrived In Eu
gene litis afternoon from Yamhill
county to visit at the home of her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Taylor.
Samuel Garrison came up from the
Kirk farm near Junction City this
afternoon to look after some mill
work for the residence which he is
building there.
Mrs. W, O. Zelgler and two
daughter returned todav from a
visit to Creswell.
hero scleral dais
home to Philomath
I'anl lleslop has returned home
to Portland utter spending the sum
mer with his maud parents. Dr. and
Mrs. I.overldge. on their farm be
tween Eugene and Springfield.
Mr and Mrs. Andrew Harris of
Whitehall. X Y.. who were here" for
a sunn siay mis week, lelt on tht1 af
ternoon train lor California. Mr.
Harris owns some real property on
t lie Siusla w .
W IV Mauloll, supreme medical
director of t lie l ulled AnUans, Is In
Hie cll In tile Interest-, of the iii-.ler
III.' made a trip to Springfield today
aud wlil address a pilt.llc meeting ill
.Eugene on the ciening of September
I lam. M Euieri and family of sl.
,.'( I- 'Mi Klamath, aimed here today
t i team , ii t Io n w nt
1 w here I hc will i , sld
winter Mr. huicri is the father of
narles r.iiievy. stenoti a her at the
Commercial Club.
m ii in Kit in riuv
Kor uii' a. client and health In
surance. Opposite postefflce.
Car fresh ccm.rt Inst received
CHAMBERS II VRllW UiE Co.
See us ( r ca:ii. r initial.' of ' all
kinds
I'll VMIIKKS II VRDW KK CO
Erlckson brotliers. of Mohawk, loft
ion tills morning's stage for McKen
; zie llrldge. From there they will set
out afoot ncross the Cascado mount
tains for Eastern Oregon.
Walter Sprniinre, a laborer, while
culling wood over near Coburg today,
accidentally cut off the end of his
left thumb. He came to town and
Dr. Wall dressed the wound.
The city's fire team will hereafter
wear "neversllp" shoes, so they will
not slip on the steet pavement when
running to fires. A shipment of the
shoes was received by Einnegan, the
blacksmith, today.
Eugene V. Debs will nddrcss the
peoplo of Eugene from his special
car at tho depot at 10:30 o'clock a.
m., Monday, Sept. 14. The public Is
Invited to come and hear the social
ist candidate for president.
Noah Uuoy, an old resident of
Creswell, suffered n light stroke of
paralysis a couple of days ago. His
son, John Huoy. returned from there
today and reports him better. His
right side and his speech are affect
ed. J. .1. Chetwood. the Goshen farmer
who was Injured yesterday by being
thrown from his wagon on Pearl
street in Eugene and taken to the Eu
gene hospital, is improving and his
Injuries are not considered danger
ous.
A meeting of the ladies- auxiliary
of the Commercial club will be hold
tonight. After the bus-iness meeting,
which will end about ! o'clock, the
members of the club are invited to
listen to the program to lie rendered
by the ladies.
Picking w ill begin at the Iliishnell
liopyard, a mile and a half north of
Eugene, on W'eiliie.sdav, September 'a. j
d&ws!)
Large shipment or rockers and dln-j
Ing chairs just received. See us for1
new, up-to-date furuiture at rlitht 1
prices.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Perfection oil cook stoves are safe
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
KKW ioOAV.
WANTED Everybody to come to'
hear Debs, Socialist candidate fori
president, at the depot Mondav.l
September 14, at 10:30 a. m. s 12 i
WANTED Experienced chamber
maid at the Hoffman House. Only
those with experience need apply.
sl2
KOR SALE A good
weight 2S00; call
Eleventh street.
work team:
at 72 5 East
tt
WANTED Good-sized boy to work In
printing office. Prefer one who
wishes to learn the trade. At The
Guard office.
KOR SALE Good oat straw. A C
Mathews, 345 West Fourth street
Phone Black ;sn ,ib
COMMUNITy
SILVER
Tke
Attractiveness
of Our Store
is. increased
our display of
Commuuity Sil
ver. Admired by
all -who see it
it would be still
more admired on
your table.
Handsomest
pattern on tbe
market.
Lasts a lifetime.
tone In all ti,, tl.
-""""'""rttJ
Our Faliy
Will Siai
WehavelargestanJ
c-nave eve
ned m stock T-,
mous Michaels 3
St Co's brand J
celled by any jJ
Men's Clothinc ;J
market andwea-J
agents for EugeJ
Our- clbtiiing ;s m
look well-the !j
creations in stvlej
pattern.
You will find them
ably priced.
H e carry a complete!
oi iuruisinnggooc;
cannot be excelli
the city, and our p
will be found lower
many of our ccii
tors can afford W
ior. e own on:
store and have n.
to pay and are c J
with small profit'
You are invited to
and look at our .
whether you buy..
For Sale by
J. O. WATTS
Corner 9h and Willamette
ED. HANSO
East Niuth Stitei
STONE'S HEAVE DROj
Greatest known remedy lor bJ
Highland. Or.. Oct. 31,
This is to certify- that I fltj
mare one boltle of "Stow'iHI
Drops" and cutea her ot at
This was last winter ind i4
not been atlectedsiace-UHi
DR.S.C.SrONE,Silml
For sale by all dmgjii
$1.00
H. A. Wrtsliliurno. who bun rvtnt
ly soM tho Springfield flour mill to
ii. i. Nov'l, liaiimu'tu-d his old ein
nlovi's. most of whom have hoen with
They will ri'imiin him for the past fifioon yours, at tho
tu-foro rot urn ing . Amortoan hotol in Springf lold last
ninlit. A von oiijovnlilo time was
had.
Saturday
Sept.
12th
Tho aJdross of K. .1. S. Mvllis'or.
domooral io oandidato for prfsiil.'ii
ital ohvtor. will t- dollvorod in t:io
l oiirt houso at L' : :0 o'olork in t ho
aflrrnoon Saturtlav. Instoad of ' Sat
urday I'wnhii;, as st.itod lu last oou
tng's 1'iuaid.
A toloi'.rain r't'iV''d frotn Prnf
tiny i'. Stin kt n. tht now snpiTii.
(ondout of tti Kimono puhlio soliools.
this niornini; statt-s that ho will ar
i ivo in Kim'iw mi tho tl:4- o'rl. k
train this oimuii Tho toU'cram
was t'tit f roin Ashland.
forvallts. I ,,M,U MU '
during til
Tho oMiff of pi i in ostorday aftt-r-
1 Kd Stnal! to rt'ui.nt'
his iMirtahlo luiu'h .-ountor hnildiin;
from tho .'tiaui!ors lot on aoonti! ot
Its hoing within tho firo limits
Kroil, tho Turk, has also hoon irdor
od to tako away his stand on tho
saino lot.
Frank H Kollocg. a niagazino and
nowspapor wrltor of oonsitlorablo noto
in tho Kast, has I.vai-M tomporarlh
in Kugono and s tfidtng Ht tho oot
inr of Vo-t Thirtoonth stroot and
Su wait ii-nu. 1 1, ha- hvn in i"al
tr.ntna fo? mi:ii- i:ro until ro.-ontl
f r th- t'Mi tit f l.:s h alth.
Mo
Vud.-r poroN fh.i.U iro a luxnt
with t ho rii of all
ihamih:ks hvi:ivvi;k ro.
K.inkiu iradi a trip to iV;
il -o -'vtc: .1 a n.J w iL ; V
'Kl to0'oMii l Imt ham and
Kirhmotid. proprlotor of ilu-
This
Fine
Assort-
40c
50c
Glassware
SiLK
Saturd
Sept
12th
Opalescent
Assortment
Fruit Bowls
Comports
8 in Berry Bowls
Pon Bon Dishes
SaUJ Bowls
mil n.-iwls
Cikc Pl.ucs
l:c.:0:.:5;
ccorJing to s.izc
smh, mm
i i
Extra
Heavy
Prescofl
Glass
Water Sets
The finest assortment
in Kngcne '
Straight Shapes
Tall Tankards
Swell Shapes
Prices: $1.00,51.25
51.35. 51.50 no higher
AWphcy's Racket Store
35 Cst 9th
Tumblers
PANirv FTCHED
BLOWN G!J
STRAIGHT SHP
1 0: ca:h
i'.c set of t
Win-
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