Eugene daily guard., September 19, 1908, Image 12

THE El'GENB DAILY GUARD. SATl'KDAV, SEFTEMBKIt 19. 190.
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We're Agents for
Ladies' Home
Journal Patterns
Best in the World
The Fall Styles are all here
Like mountain peaks above their fellows these
patterns stand out as the greatest success in
the pattern world of today. In the opinion
of those who use them they are the ideal
patterns in every way. The guide chart
makes them simple, being perfectly cut they
are economical, designed by artists the styles
are correct and faultless.
Prices JOc and J 5c
....m wo. in -ss.tn.P rnni.Dr. CUDIlNlf A NH PRESSED
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H, m .ilk. wnol and cotton fabrics soonred. shrunk and Dressed here 5c a yard. They will wear longer and loo Better.
The Friendly Store-Eugene's Largest and BestStore
A SrnrA tTillorl With the Hum of Business
During Every Shopping Hour of the Day
Our confidence in Eugene, while never flagging, was never greatter than it is today,
and the enormous business donejduring the first nine months of this year justifies this confidence and gives us courage
courage to go after the biggest fall business ever done by any mercantile house in the valleyplanning is over, we are ready.
THK IS PAMPA1HN YEAR.
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The Labis' Home
Journal Magazine
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tivelv our bond. Every item guaranteed ust as represented. "itKVH.ti". All our eitorts snail continue to oe in me airetucu ui gwuiK . , nnanowto
We are Ready with ..the Biggest and Best Stock of Fall and Winter Merchandise ever brought to fcugene. We earnestly solicit your patronage, i uu - - "na one thing, Wc
absolutely your Moneys' Worth or Your Money Back.
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And now tnii
Autumn and Winter Suits, Coats and Skirts
Wo Uiko pIi'iiNiiro In iimiuiiiirltiK t tin t In our wrnhT Kiirmriit (lepurttiH'nt, tlio most bmulifiil colUvtloii of fall
mid winter )iiim jiii now U'n- for your inspection. 1omuh of styles nun IV from tho very latest materials,
(lit rut hero ivpmteiitM a few of (ho now' effectN. In brlnln thrno cronlloiiN to youruttontloii we rait not
lay too inuih Htrt'HM iikiii their quiillly they I'oiiiNNcut hlh kumIo workmiiiiHhlp In ovvy line, and tho prices
nro very inodonitr In fact no more than you iiNiiully juiy for cheaply made Htuff. Wo do not usk you to
come and buy but we do iinU you to roine and try on hoi no of our garmentM lofore making your'selectlon.
We nro jHnfl(Ml you will pro u on lire them tlie In'Nt valueM hi town. Woineirs and Mlss4'H SiiIin
Sale Fall and Winter Dress
90c Colored Taffeta 75c
This Is for Monday and Tuesday only, best grade of
19 Inch colored and blac Taffeta Silk, all the
new shades, pink, light blue, mais, old Hose, lav-
' ender, helo, violet, mais, greys, navy, brown, etc.
Anticipate your needs for Waists, Dresses and
lining and buy now. Regular 20c quality,
Monday and Tuesday yd "'
$1.25 New Plaid
Silks, a yard 95c
10 nieces new plaid silk, brown, blue, green, etc.
Suitable for Waists and trimmings; your choice
while they last; $1.25 values, yd 95c
50c 27-in White Japanese Silk, yd 35c
Three Specials in yard-wide Taffeta
Goods and Si
52-ii Broadcloth, y
The best value we hnv ,
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worth II 2.v ,.,.(..! . . .mil j ::J
a yard
50PiecesFaliSuitiiiff
An Immense variety f new fai,
cloths, serge, Batiste, Panama p f
hair, in all the new coloring 1
36to44inclu.K:widewr',aPn1!.
all one price, yd ' '
New Fall Suitings, yi
Plpvrnn Van n,-lrrt n ; .
Clevron, Van Dyke, Herringbone Sf
Rkirla onH .l.i i
........... i sums, snown
newest fall hnde- . " '1
1.25; all on price,' yartt. ... ...
$1.25 yard-wide Taffeta Silk, wear Guaranteed 95c
$1.50 yard-wide Taffeta Silk, wear guaranteed $1.25
$2.00 yard-wide Taffeta Silk, wear guaranteed $ 1 .50
Silkdown and Eoleine, a yd $
Ujmes in light and dark shades and are two
labrics tor dressy afternoon and evening
ANNUAL SALE
Blankets and
Comforts
Full Size Comforts 90c each
Filled with pure cotton, covered with good quality
sllkollne; neat designs, large wing collars, two
other specials at $1.25 and $1.50 each.
MAISII IjA.Vll.A1'i-;i COTTO.V 1M)WX COM FORTS
at $1!.(M, ?2.M) iiihI $;.!
All guarantedd to be filled with pure white cot-
ton. covered with best Sllkollne.
AUi WH)1. tltlll llljAXKhTS $2.00
Cotton' Crib Rlankets,. pair ...50c
r,Ait(iirroTTox iiIjAXkkts noc to uss.oo.
itoiiK iiijAxkkts a.oo
. IXIUAX Ill.AXKKTS, $1.23
KIXH AM; WIK)I, 1H,AXKKTS, $:l TO $l.-.
Come In white, light grey, tan and plaids, and are
marked ut a saving of 20 per cent.
1000 Pairs Lace Curtains 50c to
1000 pairs new Lace Curtains In
cream, white and ecru; new pat
terns and weaves, all specially
priced for early Fall buying. Doz
ens of styles to choose from. This
offering ought to sell. 100 pairs
of Curtains next week.
Nottingham Curtains, 2 & yards long
pair 50c
Nottingham Curtains, 3 yards long,
pair .75c
$1.23 Imvv iirtnins, pair $1.00
$1.50 Lace Curtains, pair $1.23
$2.M Ijiou Curtains, pair $1.73
lloliinet Curtains, sM'i lally priced
at $2.00, $2.30, Vil.OO, $3.30
and $4.50. l'.acli number Is re
duced,. 50u to $1.00 a pair, ',
36-in Burlap, a yard 15c
Conies in red, bine, green, brown and
natural shades.
Splendid showing of draperv goods,
Silkollnes, nets, etc. Exceptional
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Coraect Styles In
Fall Gloves
Women's two-clasp Ueut (Sloven, hand-Hewn:
full riiU stitch, In Havana and Manila shade,
f 2.ST a paid..
Women' two-clasp hnnd-ewn Plquo stitch, new
ta iirilmdeH, a pair, M--T.
Women's Mocha (Moves In big range of shades
to match your fall gown, fl.f0 pair.
Complete stoek. of dressed kid gloves, best
makes, 11.00 and tl.i.'i pair.
InfantH' and children's kid gloves, $1.25 to
f'J.OO it pnlV. All sites.
$4.00 Long Kid Gloves
a pair .... $2.38
Nemo and Kabo Corsets
New Fall Models
It h CHSI'lltllll tO l-DUlflM't 1111(1 Ntli to luivo oin
nrw hiilt or kowu fU 1 ow ono of itu'sr nuulrls
until' lo fit liny form. Kvriy nv K'tiinuH ivil to
O iM'ffvi't Hiit iHltU'liotl. Si'H l 111' IH'W tit Ot(' Is II !
our cornet coimtcr. The nv lc;tn arc ci!;iltu.
ly cxin-rlcmcit pMplc.
Prices. 11.00 to $r.oo a imlr.
Fall Opening Showing of Men's Fine Hand Tailored Suits,
Cravenetts, Overcoats and Furtishings
This season our buyers have be particularly fortunate in securing some new lines in Shirts, Hosiery, Underwear and
Clothing, all of which our salesman will be pleased to show you at any time.
Phenominal Values in Snappy Col
lege Clothes as well as Business and
Dress Suits at $10.00 to $40.00.
The new materials are Scotch yelours, homspuns, cheviots and some
worsteds in brown, smoked gray, blues and tans and the styles
are prettier and more extreme than ever.
OVERCOATS
We show 18 different styles in overcoats, and for men's and boys'
rain top coats, X length and full length.
FREE!!
All suits sold pressed free of charge by exper
ienced pressor asotten as you like and delivered
College Dress HaLs $3.00
Imperial and Sterling Brand Hats at $3.00 are
absolutely guaranteed
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Outing Flannel
Night Dri
in white, pink and blue and fast;
checks; high neck, square and V-stif
made extra full. ".lie. $1.01) to 3.3.
Domestics, Prices
Good quality ati-inch uleacSed of
muslin, a yard
Best quality bleached 3i"--int ii re;
yard
Cotton flannel in bleached and
fiic, S l-3c. inc. !o a 'arJ'
Outlim flannel, r.c. l-. ',aJ ' K
hi plain colors, ctrlis '1'1
Mondcy Only
50 pieces 33-inch Percale
l2Y2z quality, a yard
Come In IpIu.m. zrjvf. n'.I "J
tueniliei' this cloth is en i Jl-r,Jlf
pi'iec.
Calicos, good grade
All the Co that's New; all the New that's Good;
From the Cheapest that's Good to the Best that's Made
S. H. FRIENDLY
592-594 WUlamette St.
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Slven to at lend .ill these terviees.
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and Olive utreets,
NEW TRIMMINGS
An immense s,tcck of bcauliful lace, and Persian bands anJ if.1
braids, cdp-inrs, etc. Come ir. and see then.
Keetor, the Kev. . K. Hanitunnil .
Hoiv i uwuiMilen ut S a in. SmuUv
S. b.i.'l a: '. 4.V Mornlnit pr.ixer au.j
seruces at T.tlO. Strangers and ,s
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speak at 10:30 a. m. At 7: 30 a re
port from all departments of the
church on the year's work. Sunday
school li'ion. Leagues Ii : 1 a p. ill.
A 1: mil choir in the loft.
Kiiii-moiint rre-hyleriim Church.
Sermon 11 n. in. by Kev. Knubcr.
s 2:30 p. 111. 0inc to abseil, e
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