Eugene daily guard., September 16, 1908, Image 8

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Agents Ladies' Home Journal Patterns, Wayn Knit Hosiery
The Friendly Store - New Fall and Winter Goods
School Hose
Rawhide Stotkiiijs, pr I2c
Stockings, pr - 25c
Guaranteed Stockings, 6 pr for... $i.5o
Children's Stockings, all sizes
6 to io, specials pr ioc
Women's Fast Hlack Hose 1 5c
Wayne Knit Stockings, a pr 25c
40c Hose, special 3 pr for $1.00
5oc Hose, special 4 pr for $i.5o
Outing Flannel Night Gowns
High neck, square and V shape necks
made of very good heavy Outing
Flannel, extra full,
prices 50c, 1.00, $i.25, $i.5o, $2.00
Eugene's Largest and Best
Store Your Money's Worth
Or Your Money Back
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FKItHONAL
F. J. Honcr wiMit to SiiImii today
to tako In the fair.
Mm. 0. V. Griffin la vIhIMiik In
Suli'in for a few days.
Dr. M. Cnnndy wu in Iho uliy
from Mndlmin toiluy.
Mm. C. M. (irliiH'S of i!nrrl8burf,
U vlnltliiK In (Ihi city.
II. N. Cockirllno cuma up from
Allinny thin ufleruotin,
I'nrcy Lonit U homo from a'.brml-
noiu trip to Portland. 'r
" Mm. I.i-Bter Toiler in vliltlng In
Croiiwoll for a fow dnyii.
N. Ij. FHzlu-nry wont to Doorhorn
llili morning on the tnnn.
Mm. Howard II. Wootli went to
Portland today on a vIhH.
If. Pratt wa a stngo pnuonger
for Muylvton thin morning.
Job. Mlccalll, a RoaoburR brewer. .
Ii In the city on bimlnmm.
W. K. Dllley of Llttl Foil", Wah
g In Kugcnii on bualnoM. -
Mlm rj, S. Hills and Minn V. I.
11111a. of Jnnpfr. nro lu th rtty.
Ml K1U0 Knlly returned Iftnt
to!1it from n visit to Port limit,
Mr. nnd Mm. V. V. (lllKt.rnfl and
daimhtor are home from Newport,
Wiley Htiuirt nnd nnlph tlUnrhntt
returned laat nluhl from a trip north.
Thoa. Townnond la In ton elty. I lu
ban boon at Newport during the niiin
mor. I'ard Cottroll returned tbia nftor
noon from a buulnom trip to Port
land. ..
I. 8. Pay relumed to bin homo at
Ivlaon today nftur quite a Htny In 10 11
gono. Mm. Rvnn II. ltonmeH, of Klam
ath Kails, was an arrival In Kiigeno
, today.
Architect Y. I). HiMislll went to
CoUhko tlrovo tills nftumoon on bus
lllesn.
Mr. anil Mm. J. 1). Hindi loft for
points aouth on the afternoon train
today.
Jim. Hayes, tbo bop buyir. nrrlvel
; up from Jtiuctlon City Ibis nftor
'. noon.
MIhhoh Klltiibi'tb and Kdlth I'roa
rolt. of linker I'lty, nrrlvi'd bore last
nlKbt.
Mrs. J. M. Koeney returned to
Poxtor tills afternoon after a visit la
Kuicono.
W. C. Hutiiour was a iiiHsenner
from Kloruiu'ti on (bo stiiK" this
moniliiL.
Mr. and Mrs. V. K. Illalr of Kail1
Creek, wont to Hnletn today to at-!
torn! tbo talr. i
Mrs. t II. KIllK went to Kiileiii Iiod
evening to visit frl, Mills and to take
In tbo stalo fair. i
:; JiiiIko and Mrs. TV I.. Harris went
' .s ' to HabMii on tbo noon train today to,
'. , ; tuk In the fair. ;
(.';. Mrs. S. N. Warflcld of Aluea. nr
'!''rlvml IimIhv to visit her sister, Mrs.:
J Carl V. OkIcsIiv. 1
(leo.
, . u,-c,i nn 11,1 ft,,, ,1,1
1 In Eiigciie on tho noon train today
1 ' roill CollllKe (Jrove.
. Mrs. W. 1 1 lilt burn and Miss Clara
Webb, of Stockton, fill , arrived in
K N KuiteiiM hint ri t k ti t .
1 K. It. Tlcheiiiii', genet ul ormiiiUer
! W for the Woodmen of the World. Is
;"i'ln Hie iMtv ri'ion r,rt1tiud.
(' ') Kred MiuiHi u nut! puiiv of fiieinl:i
x ' '. left on the stnee tb'.s nni'"lni; uu
t , Dcerhnrn for a short oittiny
Herbert KuMlnud return,', I to
,'jit Portland "'Is llloiulm: t r, 'Millie bis
r.--. studies In tht tue. lien! ii'tii,i,l.
o Miss Ada Yomn return,-,! to S.e
; i lem lodnv to tnke mi her -i' utiles
'' 1,1 ngnln In the denf mute n.
Ttiouuii Towiieiul went t, M-
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The Eugene I
oan
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H. FRIENDLY
592-594 Willamette St
homo at KriHeburg this afternoon. He
came In last night from Newport.
C. I. Wlthrow returned to Port
land today ufter having visited
friends and relatives here a few days.
Mlhs ItrceiiliiK has acecii'.! I n r"i
tlon 111 the nillllnery store ot llolton
& .lenklns.
Mrs. K. Thrall. 0110 of tbo teach
ers In the public schools, la here
from Albuny to tnko up her work '
agnin.
Mr. nnd Mrs. II. I.. Hurt and Mr.
and Mm. Iloono Poyner left this
morning for Cluto Creek on a few
days' outing.
iOugene Mat lock and Joe Hussell,
returned last night from Salem
where they attended the stae fnlr
a couple of days. '
Mm. Chaa. Johnson, formerly a
resident if Eugene, now living In
Vlctorln, I). C, Is visiting relatives
and friends here.
AmoB Wllklns went to Salem to
day to lakt) Id the statu fair during
the remainder of tll week. He nev
er misses the fair,
Mr. Qulinby anil wife of Portlnlfl,
arrived here tbla afternoon on their
way to Montgomery's, ou tbt Mm
KenzlA on an outing. 1
10. P. Hoeher has nrrli-i"i hcrrf
from Portland and accepted the po
IV. tori ft prescription cleik i'.t liie
niw Marks drug store.
J M. Howe hns left for tho Allnr
ta niintry In response 'to a iiiefsuge
Mating that bis son, Oreo, in very ill
there, of typhoid fevor.
Prof. K. H. McAllater nnd family
returned yesterday from their sum
mer's outing at Illue ltlver, having
hud an enjoyable time.
Mrs. Uei'tbii Williams nnd daugh
ter went to Halsey today for a short
visit and from there will go to Sa
lem to attend tho fnlr for a day or
Hon, It. A Ilooth returned today
from a visit to his son Hoy on the
hitter's fnrni nt Yoncnlln. Hoy ac
companied him home for a few days'
visit.
K. C. Eldrldgo returned to Indu-
pendenco today after having been
here to look after the transfer of the
creamery to Daniel A. Mutb and
('has. (). Hudson.
Hosoburg Hevtew: Miss McKar
land of Eugene, arrived hero this
morning to take n position as teach
er In the sixth grade of the Hose
burg public schools. All the grndes
with possibly ono exception, now
have two or more teachers.
I'Olt SAI.K
At No. tiTi East Seventh
street, fiirnlslilngs of 7-room
bouse, al! good as new: car
pets, blinds, curtains, chairs
and rockers, stands, dishes,
bric-a-brac, kitchen utensils,
dlulim room suite, secreinry,
chiffonier, bunkers, clock,
pictures- all to be sold at
once. Call from t to 12 a.m.
tf W. I.. SUl liKKS.
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TO lll TKttS AMI CAMI'KHS
If yon are tblnkltig of going Into
the moiiutaltis huntliK or ftstilng.
i-:ill iii ltd 17-11, or call at -It',:) Dllve
street if
Vu,lr porch sb:i,!.-s are a luxur
with the reach of nil.
CIIAMHEliS HAlCnVAHE CO.
Warner tunes plane.' ' I. cave or
ders at Morris Music Store. tf
Perfect Inn on cons stoves nre -iafc
I'llAMIIFUS II VKIlWAliE CO.
I Have a Check
lii-iv mi n CMtaco hunk; what
shall I ilo- .h-ix'Mt It r Yt-.t:
ju-l rmlov-t it mitl wo w ill
tllvi ni trrilit rUht now. us
w h;t u i-orrt'Spomh'iit in
t'hh-itK" timl mn t'ollii-t It
(irt'iiiptly
W otirtt ittvouuts of I'ur
nnrv Mm (unit, l VrMirtltmi,
I'll m nn! Indtt Miml Ui 1:0
t Hfiiull lthrr;il : t V ntiMit fur
nil nn.l InttT.-st at 4 jrr crnt on
cm 1 lit. wiv wln-n Wti on i i'.'
1; one ar.
and avings
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New Dress Goods
50c, $1.00 and $1.25
The biggest and best variety we have
ever shown at these prices, wonderful
values and all new weaves shown in the
newest fall shades, plain colors and mix
tures, suitable for tailored suits, shirt
waist suits and shirts.
$1.50 Cape Kid Cloves $1.25
2 clasp, waist length, cape Kid Gloves
all sizes 5 to 8, $i.5o quality, pr $1.25
WINTER UNDER. WEAR
Gjniplete stock of children's and women's
wool and fleeced underwear iu regular
and out sizes, single garments and
union suits 25c to $5.oo
Infants Wool and Cotton Shirts
Special Values in Lace
Curtains and Netting
Burlap, Bedding, Etc.
f'lTV XKWS
.Imlge Harris bus granted J. A.
.Moore a divorce from Minnie Mooru.
Tbo Interior of the Palace of
Sweets Is being renovated and repap-
ered.
The motion for a new trial In the
Million vs. Itankln case was denied
by Judge Hiirrls yesterday.
Superintendent h. It. Fields of the
3. P. Co., was In Eugene today In
his private car California.
Several bad places In the DaveiiTnt
on Willamette street were repaired by
tne construction company tbis morn'
Inu.
Boone Poyner has sold his interest
in the hoiiBemoving business of Poy-
nor 4 Hun; to his partner, J, C.
Hunt,
The season for killing elk opened
yesterday and will remain open only
two weeks. , No hunter Is permitted
to kill more than one elk,
A twelve-foot coment sidewalk
will be built at once In front of Moon
Tlngley's store nnd tho Grand
theatre on East Ninth stroct.
The Pavldson Sisters nre opening
a new millinery store In tho building
one door west of Mini roc's furniture
Btore on west Klghth street.
It. A. Cox hns sold his flue ten
acre fruit farm below tbo city, on the
river road to H. H. Jack of Salinn
Kansas, receiving HSO an acre tor
it
C. E. Stewart todny began suit In
the circuit court against Thomns M
Hlley to unlet title to a certain piece
or property. .1. u. Johnson is attor
ney for tho plaintiff.
The street committee of tho city
council has decided that the big
trees at the Hoffman House corner
must come down despite the protests
or some ot mo citizens.
The reception to President Camp
bell and wife at the Commercial
Club tonight Is for the factiltv of
the university and their wives, be
sides those mentioned In lust night's
liunni.
A. C. ltiihy, formerly of this oil v.
was granted a permit In Portland a
few days ago to build a residence
there costing $10,000. II will be lo
cated on .Multnomah street between
East Seventeenth and East Nlne-
teentn.
A nollcn of auiienl In the case of
it v.- Million vs. M II. Itankln, In
which the Jury In. the circuit court
award, si the plaintiff $3 I.e.!" 2 1
ias commissi, mi on a timber sale, was
.filed with i tie enmity clerk today.-
Judge - Harris yesterday refused to
gtiint a new trial.
t..t:rctt ft Jtltchell huhiv s, 1,1 tit
A. .1 Sheridan resldenc - ;" ,,,-rtv ,vt
Kn-t Eighth street to Wi,l,-I.l ;'.,:-k
wh Iieen residing bcln,.- the ci'. 1
H'i,l w lo w ill move tn tow n wtlh hi.-
. f.Hlllll They also sold I'-.e ('. e'
Mouse lot In l.l.n-k I 7 in I-,ni mnniii
to Attm mn .1. (I Wi lls.
; -1 K Pet'.l u- ill . 11 ho n ill he f' -
i nd an I tiianag, . ... utin's m ill, ,-as
-n lie, I be-., from I'm t'.'in,! in i.i',,,-
nt 111,, business which will be
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!'. I, was .1 hll.-r.-.itii; -r. i--
M'. "It flftv llltl,. rls I '.1 .k
t I.i tin- o.intrst. the pri" In jt-!;
nr.u Hn. k s r-itiis.. A r'rr-:i
!' of ih.- '.miMtiv cm.ln.i. I t'-o
' i mill t,i ,-:.)ui,n !.i I :
i '! nrtr.l :is tniltos Tli, . ,. k
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PWIM TCOT WEAR
MILL ILOI IlLHii
BEER ORDINANCE
IN THE COURTS
DK.M.KltS MKKT AMI AfiltKK TO
I XV IT K AiiltKST SO THAT TKST
MAY UK MAliK TIIKY KM
PIX)Y J. M. I'll'KS AMI A. I'.
V(K)IM M K AS ATTOIt-NKYS.
J08. Mlcelli, the Koseburg brewer,
who has been doing a bin business
In Kugene with bis near beer, arriv
ed here last evening and after an In
terview with the several dealers who
have been handling the beverage
here he met them collectively during
the evening. After a thorough discus
sion nl th mailer It was decided to
employ attorneys and to keep on sel
ling the drink so an arrest would be
made with a view of testing the val
idity of the ordinance in the courts.
It Is said tnat two of the dealers be
gan selling the drink this morning,
as usual, but others were willing that
someone else should be the one to
go into court.
Attorneys A. ( . ooncocK ana j.
M. Pipes were retained to defend
those arrested. As the city attorney
Is out of town no arrests were mad-."
today, but Chief of Police Fanins
ton says he will probably attend tj
tho matter tomorrow.
hater: Chas. Kuthe was arrest
ed late this afternoon. He will ap
pear in the police court tomorrow at
10 a. 111.
FIOHKVK SHEHMAX
WOS HICK'S ItANfiE
Florence Sherman, aged 12
years, was awarded the prize
for baking the best biscuits
at the Camphell-Fellman
store this afternoon. The
prize was a Junior Buck's
Range. There were many
contestants and the work
of all was pronounced excel
lent. MISS LUSBY RECOVERS
FROM OPERATION i
( Special Correspondence.)
Htrrlsburg. Sent. 16. Miss Sarah
Lusby, a nurse In the hospital here,
wai. operated oil last wennesuHy ?,r
apperdlclttsi In the hospital nnd liv i
the doctor with whom e U em
ployed. Her case very ?evai'e
and friends were much worried over
ihe outcome, Today she was out of
bed tMld but of the house, eniovi'.c
a Malk In the yard. Certainly plons- strong In Eugene and is growing rap
ui'. news to Iter friends of which she idly. The local aerie owns a busl
has many who reside In Lane county, "ess lot on Willamette street near
, Fifth and will probably erect a home
NOTICE. I of its own on the lot some time in
The Worthy Grand Matron and j the near future.
Worthy Grand Patron will make!
ttvangonne unapter ivo. ti, u. a. a. i
an official visit Friday evening, Sep
tember IS. Tho banquet will be
served at 6 p. m., and Chapter railed
to order at S. All members of the or
der are cordially invited. By order
of the W. M.
E. W. YORAN.
SI 7 ( Sec'y.
We have several parties who are
looking for homestead locations or
relinquishments; also some good tim
ber claims. If you know of any good
homesteads or timber claims it will
pay you to write us. Address Aetna
Realty Company, 325 Failing Build
ing Portland, Ore. tf
and shrubs to be set out will ,.
The work of removing the ware-
bouses to the north sldo of the yards
will begin in a few days. -
Among the car load shipments in-1
to Eugene this morning were two of
logs fMi- (be Eugene Lumber Co.. one
in iiiiuecr ini in,' .iittiini-y uianine,
mill, one of hay for the Warnork
stables, one of school fiirnit lire for
the high school and several of wood
for different parties.
Tin fruit cans In stock.
CHAMl'KHS HARDWARE CO.
Classic
Oriental
Statuary
odcj
I 15c Statuary Sale
15c
SECOND DAY
OF STATE FAIR
GREAT SUCCESS
Salem, Sept. HI. Notwithstand
ing indications of unfavorable wea
ther vesterdav. the attendance at the
State' Fair exceeded that of the same
date last year, and every department
was traversed by a throng of Inter
ested and highly pleased visitors.
The present assurance of clear weath
er and it is certain that the remain
ing davs of the Pair, Wednesday be
ing Salem day. Thursday Portland
day and Friday Agricultural College
day, the crowds will tax the capacity
of the Fair buildings.
All Hair veBterday Judges were
busy awarding premiums In the live
stock department, but this work will
nm he cnnioleted until today. The
work of judging the dairy exhibits
and country exhibits has not been
commenced. Among the important
awards made today were the grand
chomnlnnshins In the Shorthorn and
Holsteln breeds. W. O. Minors
Golden Goods won the championship
among the Shorthorn bulls, and bis
Unwood Lass tne same posuiuu
nmnne females. John L. Smith.
nronrletor of the Hazelwood herd.
ivnn the Holstein grand champion
shin for his bull, Posh Gerben and
cow W'anita Mercedes. The Jersey
awards will be made tomorrow.
Yestenlav's Itlices.
California horses again carried off
the honors in the second 'lay s n
Ing of the Oregon State Fall meet
yesterday, and again straight-hoat
victories were the rule.
Showing a wonderful burst of
speed at the finish of each hea:, Eni
llv W.. the fast trotting ma'-e owned
and driven by F. E. Ward of Lcs
Angeles, California, easily won the
Farmer's sluice of $1000 tor 2:16
trotters, the main event on yester
day's program. The time of the
three heats was excellent, tnd that
of the second, 2:12 1-2 wss within
less thn a second of the trxix. rec
ord for trotters.
Th- -: !0 na-e furnished another
victory for the California contlnnert
and this time It was Si'.vti, tie
brown pclrtiii.c owned by 0. .T., Uhl,
ef Vacavi.le, California, that Showed
his heels to the field. The time made"
lu the raci wan fast for the 2.y0
ciass, 2:0.) 1-'.' having be.i.i hung up
in the f'.-3' t.i.nt.
MAYOR MATLOCK
I
BECOMES AN EAGLE
Mayor J. D. Matlock became a full;
fledged Eagle last night, having been
given bis pinions by Eugene Aerie
No. 2 75. It is said His Honor per
formed the stunts of initiation to the
great satisfaction and glee of the
members of the Aerie. This order is
HORSES WANTED
I will be at the Bangs Liv
ery Company's stables In
Eugene Friday and Saturday
to buy one or two cars of
horses, ranging In weight
from 1100 pounds up.
TOM WATSON,
sl9 Seattle, Wash.
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Millinery 0H'iiing.
Saturday,
Jenkins, 25
September 19th,
E 9th Street.
Bolton ,
SIS I
Large shipment ot rockers nnd rtln-i
Ing chairs Just received. See us for
new, up-to-dnte furniture nt right'
prices.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. '
. '
i See us for camp furniture ot alii
KII1US. ,
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. j
The reinforced centre Vudor ham-!
mock Is the ont to buy. They nre!
wider, longer and stronger than the j
ordlnarv kind. i
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. I
Works cf art, copied from tamous masterpieces, in popular subjects,
moulded; all in popular finish; each bust or figure with pedestal effect.
isik. ,n.g c.-pressive features and graceful pt s:3.
Saturday, Sept. 19 t,h
Beautifully executed and truthful recm
musicians and poets: Washinotnr. T
& -"0.U111, oiidKcspcarc, Dctnovcn auu mu";
Sizes from S to 12 inches.
MURPHEY'S RACKET STORE
Peculiar to Itself!
In selection, proportion and combination j
Of ingredients, ,
In the process by which their remedial j
values ar extracted and preserved, j
In e flectiveneis. usefulness and economy, j
Curing the widest range of diseases, j
Doing the most good for the money, j
Having the most medicinal merit,
And the greatest record of cures,
Hood's Sarsaparilla
In usual liquid form or in chocolated
tablets known as Sarsatabs. 100 doses L j
J.
MILLINERY OPENING.
The Davidson Bisters win
have their Opeuing Saturday,
September 19, with a new
stock of goods not shop-
worn. Everbody Invited. 71
w. Eighth St. S18d&w
GOOD FISHING AT NEWPOKT.
Advice has just been received that
Sllverside and Chinook Salmon arei
being caught on trolls in laKlna
Bay. s2 4
Large shipment of rugs on the
road; wait for them and save money.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Car fresh cement just received.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
NEW TODAY.
FOR SALE Fine business property
located In the best part of the city
for business In the city of Eugene.
Brings in a good rental now and can
be made to brine in more. For fur
ther information, if yon mean busi
ness, call on the Pacific Land Com
pany, room 7, Hovey block. D. L.
Cartwell, Manager. tf
for RENT Large front room and
bed room adjoining, furnished, I
electric lights; phone and bath; ac
comodations for two or three; gen
tlemen preferred; 732 Mill St.
WANTED To borrow $1700.00 at
6 per cent. Good security given.
AddresB D., care of Guard.
tf
WANTED At once A woman to
wash and iron two days out of the
week. Inquire 149 E. Eighth. S23
llMIHt
Sterling
Silver
Novelties
You often find it hard to get
small silver pieces for pres
ents. We have just what
you want !n
Butter Knives
Sugar Shells
Olive Spoons
Jelly Spoons
Lettuce Forks
Cream Ladles
Bon Bon Spoons
Birthday Spoons
These pieces are rich in design,
heavy weight, and are not
expensive hfor such quality.
SEE
WINDOW
J. O. WATTS
Cor. 6th and Willamette Sts
- lnrri i,. c,i..cmen.
cu.t r, , j ,,v
Be Prep
for the storm,
wait until ;
caught a col
course, doctai
be supported.
it's wiser to
money into
coat than the
pocket, i Wi
some dand
Overcoats
tr.l
the Schwabs
Louis; ideally
in style, fit, hi
price. Good
$10, better '
$15, excellent
$20, fine ones
Others in bt
CTANLl
612 WilM
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linely
Char-
At a
Modd
Price
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i I 111 iBiiMiiina iimi mini fl
3(5 East, 9th St,.
n