Eugene daily guard., September 10, 1908, Image 8

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THE ETGENlP DAILT GEAItD. tlft'IWDAV. SEPTEMBER 10, 1008
Agents Ladies' Home Journal Patterns, Wayne Knit Hosiery, Munsing Underwear
TFe Friendly Store 1 72d Surprise Sale
Special Values in Fall and Winter Merchandise Tomorrow and Saturday
Hundreds of
CoaLs, Skirts and Furs
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High Grade Furs at Moderate Prices
We show thii season the best line of high grade furs ever brought
to this city, muffs, scarfs, made of the mort fashionable furs,
Lynx, Fox, Mink, etc. Every fur is guaranteed by us to be
made of the best skins, and to be as good value as is possible to
be bought In this country.
Opening Sale, Trunks, Suit
Cases, Grips and Telescopes
A large fchipnient'of Trunks and Suit Gist's now cu
able' lis to'quotc you prices on any of these articles at
much less than you could heretofore buy them.
Solid Cow Hide Leather Suit Case, $6.5o value $4.83
Finest Hand Sewed Freuch Leather, $13 value $9.75
Trunks iu steamer, bureau and regular $5.oo to 30.00
Suit Cases; imitation and real leather $1 .00 to $35.00
; Telescopes and CI rips in straw, leather or
V ' canvas ' 25c to $10.00
Eugenes' Largest and
liest Store Your Money's
Wort or Your Money Hack
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New SuiLs
The question of how to dress
correctly and in style is easily
settled at this store. Every gar
ment in our immense stock is
a representation of a late Fall
Model, and the come from the
best makers in America. Every
garment we sell bears our broad
guarantee, no matter what price
you pay for it. We call your
special attention to the
"PalmerGarments"
suits $12.50 to $75.00
made from all the new
cloths and weaves. One of the
strongest features of our ready-to-wear
garments is that they
fit and stay fit. If we can sell
you once you are sure to come
back. The values are. tlie best
obtainable for the money. 1
Suits Special
at ... . $25.00
S. H. FRIENDLY
592-594 Willamette St.
Ian, I vlslllni; r.-lmlvi-H ami filcuilH.
K. t. Kyle, nt Tuxiirkiinii, Texan,
vvim an arrival In Kuki'Uk last nlulil.
II. Muhh. ntlvam-o uncut fur "llimll
1:1111 In New York," wax In the i-li.v
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W. 1-'. Cusslily went hi I'lirllalnl
lusi 1, mhl in sic his w If.-, ivlm Is III
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Sintniiii.
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posited in H K.unl hank.
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Art ouilnodat lolls
If van stmt an ,-wr.mm I,, re
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It tirow.
VY lake n..,, I , are of vour
ti'oii, i and ,.iv v..ii let, ,,.t on
-:ii.r time or , I. -man, I lertili
l .lies.
1 o in 1 J A K ai'-l Hai 'M .Vi.".. ,f Wood
and bavings.Bank pZu ";,;'.'" r.,",.h';"V,;
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$3.50 and $4 Long Dent.
Cape Kid Gloves, To
morrow, pair $2.38
Tomorrow we offer about 3
doz long Dent make Cape Kid
Gloves at less than they would
ordinarily cost us, sizes 6'A to
7 full, pique stitch, hand sewn,
sell regular at $3.50 to $4.00
PTa'.a: $2.38
Dents 3 Clasp
Dress Kid Gloves
Tomorow pr $ 1 ,4
20 dozen fine Dress Kid Gloves
Dent make in tans, modes,
browns, etc., 3 clasp wrist
length, $1.75 and $2.00 qual-
ri31 $1.40
New Dress Goods 50c and $ 1
Thousands of yards of New Dress Goods in the newest colorings,
self colored stripes and checks, dozens of different patterns, we
suggest making early selections to get the best styles and values.
Let us show you the Latest Trimmings
$3 50 Net Curtains, pr. $2 50
50 pairs fine Net Curtains; with lace and insertion, all new de
signs, we offer these tomorrow at a pair $2.50
Outing Flannel 5c, 8c and 10c yd
Big variety of patterns in light and dark colors
5 pieces Flannel WaisLings a yard 1 5c
"Whooi Proof" Hosiery for Men
Guaranteed for Six Months, a New
Pair for Every One That Wears a
Hole Large Enough to Darn
No more trouble about Hose wearing out, just buy a
box of our guaranteed hose and see the difference. They
are made of the finest sea island cotton with double
soles, heels, and toes, sizes 9 to 1 1.
25c the pair, or $1 .50 box l2 dozen
has Ihhmi ralnliiK thi'iv i-onslili-rahly
anil llii'i-. vas nut mm-li tlshinK.
I-:. S. Kulph. who with Ills family
Is Inking nil iiiiIIiik at Hlno Klyor,
rami' iluwu ri'iun tlu-i-i last ulith'.
II. 11. W'nntl all, I sous. Hay anil
(!-nri:. left this nitirnhii; far Allu-iia.
I'anatla, l, l-,-k uvt-r llu- .-uuiitry.
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Inc. II, ,11. S. II Krlrmlly wi-iit I 1 run
laml unlay In alt ll.l a nni'llim of
I':,' Imiir.l uf r.'it.'lils of tin- l'ii..-i-
sil
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l.-uti'l. .our!.. ,..v.i. aie t:-e quests
..f Comuilnian .iii.l Mrs I. N. Har
I'.liltll 111 lalt.li,'. Mis Stevv.irt and
.Ml H.ll l-.i'inll t..iii sisters
Mis I'. II V. ",:,,: t,, ,:,iiSitel
and son i.t'i-n,,! rin, marein, from
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Rawhide Hose, 2 pr 25c
Pany Stockings
a pair 25c
ai-ciiiiipaiiU'd thi'iu to Wooiiliurn and
will visit llu'i-i.' tt while.
Miss Tessie O'llrien rettirneil this
aflermnm from a visit al Portland.
.Mrs. ,1. V. Harris and son. lieorite.
went 10. t'ott;u:e lir.iye this afternoan
to visit relallves.
1 Allorn, 1 W. C. Martin return,,!
Iliis niorniiu: iroin ti hnsimss tr:i 1,1
, San Knim ist o.
Miss Klor.me Mnrilliss l.Iiini.,:
,tlils allernooii from a visit at I'orval
lls au.i otlu r 1,,-iiiis north.
11,-iiiert l-a : l.i u.l eanie up from
i ' : :-. , ! h'.., 10 visit his i.i: her
I'oiiniy Ire.isiii, r Kas:lan,l.
Mf KIMar.l ivinrucd this ;i it , :no,.ti
fi'oin Junction Cltv, where he ,.l.,,,i
In the .u-eh.-s-.n .,t ,v..
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"' looms, M;-:. too, I. ta.e ,';'i,r
an old li,.,is. it,, itm.il u-,,,1. one
l.'o, k fro-ii en line; close to depot
and business ..,rt ,.f town. At a
hat caln if so , I during September
l'.'i'V S U. Williams. tf
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tITV XKWS
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The Seattle Hro luie ronipany this
mornlni; received a carload 01 .uth
ern Oregon watermelons.
The notarial Emission of John
M Williams, of Kimene. was Wed
with the county clerk today.
Frank Smith. fTom Ilutte, Mont..
has purchased U. L. Harden". b.in8
low on Walnut avenue for
1 Blasting has been resumed at the
Warren Construction tonipan b
quarry at the we.stend of the butte.
! s R Williams has sold the Frank
Tichener residence property on bast
fi..,...,h street to John T. KosS, rc-
j e'ently from Spokane.
m. . n..vmri' nt the Com-
i ne lames an. ..... -I
merclal Club held a meeting last
night and entertaineu mo m..
of the club afterward.
A full attendance is desired at the
uiv. r.,intln circle. La-
i dies of the G. A. ii.. at the meeting
i Saturday afternoon.
i Albert S. Shaw, of Springfield, has
' filed a petition in bankruptcy. H-.s
'.liabilities are given at $1)00 and as
sets at $300. He was in the cigar
i and confectionery business there.
! No meeting of the city council was
I held yesterday afternoon for the rea
son that no quorum could he had.
I The regular meeting will be held on
Monday night.
Two voting alligators In the Hotel
Cross viird attracted attention today.
Thev belong to a man from Seattle,
who has a collection of snakes and
other reptiles.
W. K. Farnham. who married Miss
Helen dates, of this city, last month,
has returned from Kelso, Wash., and
has accepted a position in the Eugene
IKistoffice.
George Lakln will open a new
store in a Binall building which he
Is building on his father's lot
on Bast Eighth street near the Fra
zer Iron Works.
The work of laying the white
pressed brick on the Odd Fellows'
block was completed today and now
the cornice on the top of the build
ing Is being placed in position.
The old board walk alone the
Ninth street side of the Hoffman
House is being taken up preparatory
to building a cement walk there. The
big maple trees will come down.
Albert Shaw has sold his cigar
store at Springfield and has gone to
Salem, where he will enter the steam
cleaning and dyeing business. He and
his wife went to that city last night.
The railroad trestles across the
mill pond have been entirely rebuilt
by the S. I'. Co. The bridge gang
which has been here for several
weeks past is now finishing up the
work.
The Westminster Guild of the C'?n-i
tral Presbyterian church was organ-'
lze-1 last night with the following of-!
fleers: President. Miss Bertha Abel; 1
vice president. Mrs. Vera Harris; sec-;
rotary. Miss Myrtle Kays; treasurer,;
.Miss r arris.
John Hiinzicker, the architect, has
sold the Tozier cottage on West Elev
enth street to C. A. Murphy, recently
from Iowa. Zimmerman & Kugh
made the sale. This Is the third time
in two months that this firm has sold!
Ihls property. i
JiiiIkh Harris, of the circuit court,
today issued a teninorarv Inlimrrw.n
order In the case of the' Veis-i.-nr..M
Express Company vs. l.nne Counlvl
and Harry Mown, its sheriff and tax1
collector, restraining them from col-!
lectlng the tax undertaken to he lev-i
Sept.
I2th
This
Fine
'-1 l"
40c
50c
Opalescent
Assortment
Fruit Bowls
Comports
S in Berry Bowls
Bon Ben Dishes
Salad Bowls
iNut l:owls
C.kc Plates
ic. :oc. :5-
accordmg to si;c
' Mil II III I naw-MM1lMI,IMIWWilrilMB
Saturday aqzrf Saturl
led by the assessor against the plain
tiff n the transporlation rights and
nrlvi enes over Ta.o miles of rail
road in I.ane county. The csae will
come up or final hearing at the No
vember term of conn.
The Bible I'niversliy will open for
the fall term on Tuesday. September
2 2. The new stone building win not
be entirely completed by that date
hut some of the rooms will be ready.
The old building will be used until
the new one is ready. !
Walter Griffin and Raymond
Balib are building a summer home
on their place, which they bought re
cently on the McKenzie. They
bought 4 0 acres of the Pepiot place,
paying a JlOuu for it. Steve Lan
ders is doing the carpenter work.
The Electric Theatre Company, re-;
cently mentioned by The Guard, filed
articles of incorporation with the
county clerk today. The Incorpora-;
tors are Mrs. M. E. Watson, E. Mor
gan Watson and S. S. Range, and the
principal place of business is Eugene.
The capital stock Is J20.000. The ob
jects are to conduct moving picture
theatres, etc.
The sidetrack on the north sidi of
the deiwt yards was finished up to
day and now there is a continuous
track on that stretch from Pearl
street to Lincoln street. The short
house track near the freight depot
will now be finished up and this will
be the extent of the construction
work In this line.
SEE HEKIl 11VTTOX
For your accident and health in
surance. Opposite postofflce.
Superintendent E. K. Barnes, of
the Lebanon school, has signed a
two years' contract with Cottage
Grove at $13.", (I and $1450.
The reinforced centre Vudor ham
mock Is the one to buy. They are
wider, longer and stronger than the
ordinary kind.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Large shipment of rugs on the
road; wait for them and save money.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Vudor porch shades are a luxury
with the reach of all.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Perfection on cook stoves are safe
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
best quality tents all sizes.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
coriMUNiTy
SILVER
He ;
Attractiveness
of Our Store
ia increased by
our display of
Commuuity Silver-
Admired by
all who see it
it would be still
more admired on
your table.
Handsomest
pattern on the
market.
Lasta a lifetime.
ForSalc by
J.
WATTS
Corner 9th and Willamette
... v.-. -:;';.?.
IV a ter SeLs
The finest assortment
in Eugene
Straight Snapcs
Tall Tankards .
Swell Shapes
Prizes: $1.00.51.25
51.35, $1.50 no higher
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Murp's Racket StorcG
Sarsatahy.
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Will Suit
We have la iv,-.. .
line we have ev.
'"-a m stocl. f-
ID out; Mi.t.i
&Co's brand l
market ..
agents for Euge5
0 clothing i,c.
Inrvl- ...ll ..
vv til ne
creations in stv
pattern.
You will find tkJ
aoiy priced.
We carry a coniplej
uiiurmsiunggod
cannot be excel
the citv. oiiiIa,,.
will be found low A
many of our i
tors can afforn
for. We own cd
store and have
to nav and ir&
with small profit!
You are invited n
and look at nnr
whether yon buvi
Fn HAMW
East Niuth StH
The iioi
Tailor
s the man for the boos
ronize. We boos! a
others to boost the
patronizing the Horn
McLcod, The TailJ
the fit that catches thj
G. F. McLS
44Eist 9th Sj
Successor to
D. S. McDOUGAU
Tumbled
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