Eugene daily guard., September 22, 1908, Image 8

THK BIOBSK DAILY CCAKP. TlEfiDAY. SEPTEMBER 22, 14) Q -
On Sale Now October Ladies' Home Journal Magazine RECORD BREAKING
REGISTRATION
AT UNIVERSITY
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Agents for The Ladies' Home Journal Patterns, Munsing Underwear.
The Friendly Stores Specials for Tomorrow
Sale Fall and Winter
90c Colored Taffeta 75c
Thin la for Monday and Tuesday only, best grade of
19 inch colored and blue Taffeta Hllk, all the
now shade, pink. Hutu blue, main, old Hose, lav
ender, helo, violet, mala, ureys, navy, brown, etc.
Anticipate your needs for Waists, Urease and
llnlliKs and buy now. Regular 29c quality,
Monday and Tuesday d 7.V
$1.25 New Plaid
Silks, a yard 95c
10 pieces new plaid silk, brown, blue, green, etc.
Hultablii for Waists and trluinilnKH; your choice
while they last; $1.25 values, yd !r.c
50c 2 7-in White Japanese Silk, yd 35c
Three Specials in yard-wide Taffeta
$1.25 yard-wide Taffeta Silk, wear guaranteed 95c
$i.50 yard-wide Taffeta bilk, wear guaranteed $1.25
$2.00 yard-wide Taffeta Silk, wear guaranteed $ 1 .50
Dress
Goods and Silks
52-ii Broadcloth, yd $1
The best Talu'e we fcate ever offered conies In navy,
brown, urt.-en, black and red; full 52 inches wide,
worth $1.25; special, a yard l.o
50 Pieces Fall Suiting 50c yd
An immense variety of new fall sultlnK In broad
cloths, serge, HatlHte, I'anama, Priestley s Mo
hair, in all the new colorings, plain and fancy
36 to 44 inches, wide worth 60c and 7jc
all one prlce yd -,"c
New Fall Suitings, yd $1
Clevron, Van Dvkc, Herringbone, Serge, Panama,
Diagonal weaves, suitable for tailored suits,
skirts and shirtwaists suits, shown in the very
newest fall shades; many of these are worth
$1.25; all on price, yard $1.00
Silkdown and Eoleine, a yd $1.25
Comes in light and dark shades and are two stylish
fabrics for dressy afternoon and evening dresses.
ti.m Citv. Dr. Kuykenaau received
$4500 for the property, an advance
of $250 over what he paii for it.
Sim,. President Henrietta Brown.
of the YV. C. T. L'., will speak at the
Baptist church Wednesday evening.
There will be a musical program in I
addition to the speaking. The pub-i
lie is cordially Invited.
G W. Taylor has just completed
a il-foot well for A. Lombard at j
his residence on West Eighth street, j
Mr Lombard will erect a water tank
and Install a gasoline engine for a.
private water system.
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 presser as often as you like and delivered
College Dress HaLs $3.00
Imperial and Sterling Brand Hats at $3.00 are
absolutely guaranteed
jr it
JUNH
Eugene's Largest and Best
Store Your Money's Worth
or Your Money Back
S. H. FRIENDLY
592-594 Willamette St
Annual Fall Sale Blankets and
Comforts, Pillows,
Bedding and Lace Curtains.
Up to 4 o'clock this af
ternoon 251 students had reg
istered with Registrar Tiffa
ny at the University of Ore
gon. - These were near y all
new students, the old stu
dents waiting till later In the
week to register, and even
some of the new students are
waiting. This Is an increase
of 75 or SO over the first
doy's registration last year.
Registrar Tiffany estimates
that the enrollment of stu
dents for the year will reach
600, Judging from the first
day's registration.
FOR REGISTRATION
(Irnnls Pass, arrived In Eugene last t Portland today to attend a lecture J IIUIWrnOITV AOrtlC
evvnliiK. j before tho architectural club there. ! Ulll I tHol I I UTCliO
John Kestley. Jr.. was among the 1 will r uineir vom i r,.rvniiu i.
students coming from tlit, north thlsjday to visit relutlves
X'1"""""- I Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Suit, of Pals-
Attorney J. . .Medley camo down I ,y. former residents of this county,
from Cottage Urove on the noon I who have been visiting friends and
train today. I relatives In this vicinity, will return
Miss Kutiy C'hetwood camo down; to their Eastern Oregon home in
from her home at Goshen on the noon j about a week.
train toiluj. c P Merrill, until recently mnn-
l.cun Stevens ami wife returned . ., , .i......
this afternoon from n trip to Salem I ,, , VMi Rrrlvw,' , at
noon, accompanied by his wife. Mr.
I-K1WONAL
Kreo Thomas la in Portland todaj
on business.
Eloyd Month returned this noon
from a trip south.
8. I). Medoe, of Newport, Is in Hie
city for a few days.
Mrs. It. S. Bean cume up trout Hn-
lm this nftcrnoon. uud Portland.
t..,i n. ...,,, ,..m,, ,i,iwn from E. II. fox mui party are homo from
lim.rlw.rn hmi lvumIiiu' their ti it lit around the headwaters of
i i.- l.'luu .,,! wlf., nf Klnilrn ur the McKcnzU
i,. in... ,.iiv r.,r ih,, Mrs. Ilnunah llendersliott Is
j I, lioiklev. of, Klkton, arrived Hoci-horn visiting her daughter, Mrs,
.. ..ii ..v.. ,.!,. lien Hlnuliiini.
A I M,.rrl l,.fl nil Milt atllllil tills Moilo (iieSStlltlll Is IWllllO frOIll
mnrinir rr I'Moronro. Pen I leton . where lie has been dur-
i i i.,,n,,i,i ..r iii-eumi (Miv. Is' lug the sumiiM'i',
... . . , V,.- A.I..I..I.I.. I 11 lev nn.l Mr I.'
in r.iig.ne on imikv. . . . ' . .; . V ,, Ing. Thov came mi frinn Portlnn-I
train tndny on visit,
Arthur Van Huron, yell tender at
the University lust year, Is here again
to finish op his work.
UlllKiill Scott and Attorney A. C.
Woodcock went to Porlhrnl today to
attend tlu' Country Club's livestock
hllOIV.
I Itev. .1. 1.. Stratford, of Hrnlll.
spent the lilelit In Kimone. K. lilts' on j
in Salem teilnv to attend the M. K. ' . .
t ,.,.,. i see iii:i;!t ittrn.v
I Miss l.olc Punches, a recent arrival loryoiir accident and. health In
here ti 'in Hamilton. Mont., h it this '"''' IM'"lte post,.ffice.
I lliorliilig for Meadow to teach tile ' '
. t iiool tin re. , ltt) I.IM; AI.I.KVS OPI'.X
Itev M C Wire an I wife. Itev. IV I
1 1 It I 111 lli- ll nil Miss Ka Millie I. lltlil 1 The Commeriiiil Club bowline nl
went to Salem today to atiend the M. lcs will be oieu to dub members for
K. ctntci ,-nce, ithe season on all 1 niter September
I
CITY .!.!
A cement walk is being built In
front of the Episcopal church prop
erty.
J. J. Murray has been awarded the
painting contract on the new I. O.
O. F. block.
Up to noon today there had been
1152 hunters' licenses issued by the
county clerk.
Tha hi for the floor of the en
trance to the Dunn store has arrived
and will be put in this week.
The new Zuber block is being
faced with white pressed brick, giv
ing it a handsome appearance when
completed.
J. M. Howe has received word that
his son, Oren, who has been quite ill
from typhoid fever in the Alberta
country, is much better.
Thos. H. Meadow today filed with
the county clerk notice of location
of the "Silver Glance" mining claim
in the liohemla district.
C. W. Semmes, of this city has
been employed by The Guard as so
licitor and collector and is now at
work throughout the county.
A carload of Immigrant's movea
bles for H. H. Jack, from Salina,
Kan., arrived in Eugene this morn
ing. Mr. Jack will engage in farm
ing near here.
The business of the street car line
since the students have arrived Is
much better than during the sum
mer. The students are the best pat
rons of the line.
Four cars of wood for the Eugene
Fuel Company and a car of white
pressed brick for Hunter & Sherman
were among the freight arrivals in
Eugene this morning.
The first day's enrollment at the
Albany public schools was 621; that
at Eugene 1452, which shows the
proportionate difference in popula
tion. C. M. Hyskell, head man of the
Oregon Valley Land Company, will
be here tomorrow. See him at the
office of Zimmerman & Hugh, 22
West Eighth street. s22
i t w Snrecher. Dastor of the
l United Brethren church of this city,!
lis In attendance at the ministerial,
! institute of the denomination which
ls In session there. He will not re-
turn till Saturday morning.
l The maple leaves are beginning to
ifall and it will not be many more
weeks until the trees will be bare
airaln The county park tender Is
already busy quite a wmie cam uaj
raking up the leaves In the plazas.
Mr and Mrs. D. Jacoby, of Pleas
ant Hill, brought their little daugh
ter Ethel, to Eugene last evening
and placed her In the hospital for
treatment for appendicitis. The doc
tors think an operation can be avoid
ed. The finder of a receipt book and
subscription list belonging to The
Guard will confer a favor upon this
office by returning It here. They,
were presumably lost on the road be
tween Eugene and ; Springfield this
morning. . '
The Lane County Fruit and Veg
etable Growers' Association is ship
ping several hundreJ pounds or to
matoes to the logging camps adja
cent to Eugene each week. Apples
and other fruit are also sent up regularly.
(Continued from Page One.)
Mlna l.eln llerren ratno down from
Cottage Grove this noon.
Hoy. C. A. Wooley relumed this
afternoon from Albany.
Tom llontu'lt came up from llalncy
thin afternoon on business.
Police Jiultte IVuiis left this morn
ing for the upper McKenle.
II. E. Kopiicr was a stane pussei:-
ger to Florence tills nun nltig.
Mrs. C. Ilanna returned ilils after
noon f ir a visit, In Port land.
J. A. Nasll, the stone colli l actnr.
went to Pull 111 ll.l tod iv en business.
F. .1. Hani returned today from a
nhorl husliU'Hii nil' to Cottav.e Grove.
A. J. Thompson was a passcner
for nine Itlver on this innniliig's
Htllg.
N. V.. Markley came down ftom
Merrill is seeking a new location and
may spend some time In Eugeno and
vicinity.
Mr. Terwllllger. the discoverer nnd
owner of the Terwllllger hot spiitis,
on the south fork of the Mclven.le
river, nciMiiipanled by his son, J. '!.
Tet'Wllllger. left on this morning's
stage tor the springs on a short out
. yesterday
i Free Thomas went to Portland to
day to attend a gathering of Oregon
i architects there, tin,, of (lie attrac
tions is (o lie an address on modern
methods of construction by John E.
Leonard, the lamoiis New York arehi-
ite.i, anil there will be a banquet in
ttlo evening.
Ilertha Slater's place In the English
department. Miss Perkins received
her A. 11. at Hates College and her
A. M. at Kadcliffe.
Mrs. Ellen M. Pennell comes from
Monmouth Normal as assistant dean
of women.
Mrs. Stearns, of 'Portland. Is to be
matron of Mury Splller Hall, the
glrlr. dormitory.
.Miss (.race Parker will again not
as matron of tho boys' dormltorv
They Take Ihe 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 nud bowels
without fuss or friction," says N. II
Drown, of littsfleld, Vt. Guaranteed
satisfactory at ,V.
drug store. 25
A. Kuykendall's
Zimmerman & Rugh, local agents
for the $200 farms now being sold in
Southern Oregon, have succeeded in
getting the head man of the company
to come here tomorrow. He was at
the land opening in Colorado last
month. Don't fall to have a talk
with him. He will be at our office
at 22 West Eighth street. b22
S. W. B. Haynes, the West Eighth
street barber, has been arrested for
violating the city's building ordi
nance and he will have a hearing in
the police court Thursday morning
at 10 o'clock. He Is charged with
making repairs to his residence with
out securing a permit from the In
spector. J. W. Barringer, who is to move
the Friendly warehouse on the depot
grounds to the opposite side of the
tracks, Btates that he expects to get
the huge building to moving tomor
row afternoon. It Is not anticipated
that there will be any delay in the
operation of the trains while the
building Is crossing the tracks.
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Silver
Novell
You o'ten find itbj
sma" silver piece I
uu want hi
Butter Knivt,
Sugar Shells
0!'ve Spoons
Jclly Spoons
Lettuce Forks
Cream Ladles
BonBonSpo
Birthday Spa
These pieces art rid J
heavy weijht, CJ
expensive nfot jj
SEE
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Cor. 8th a) W9aJ
TMIIIHHMIIJ
that party's record.
Having traveled jH J
bany, a short stop wu i
ester between trains. ?
to Buriffalo, addresses i
Brocport, Holley. Alb: i
place, where Mr. Bryu
platform in the school i
came evident from ti
President Roosevelt u
were to be made the :l
Bryan's attack.
At Holley the presi
Icised for not enforcim
law against manv ol :
"This is their ret;:
cannot escape from i
Bryan
Says Senate Will
The speech at Alb:
similar lines, with some
i marks in which he si.
questions put to him
Tribune. The first i
by the Tribune was:-
1 f a Republican se:
submit to Mr. Tail's
tions concerning lit
how can you promise
mate, that your elerti'
in procuring the sac-
for you what they t:J
I Mr. Taft?
i .Mr. Bryan replyiel
I "if I am elected it s
! the house of repres:
i Democratic. I can re
Detroit, Sept. 22. This Is Bryan itj0n in accordance
day in Detroit, and large crowds ' form, and the Demori
greeted the candidate when he arrlv- ' after being pledged It
"I frm Buffalo. After breakfast at rorm will approve ol
the Hotel Ponchartraln he held a it will then be up to
series of conferences with Michigan will not assume tfes:
Democrats. publican senators wi
He will go to Ann Arbor this af- disregard a delibera:-
ternnon for an open-air address, re- opinion upon the p'
Colo wln.ro ho wont uv.nl nwik. """J . "l lran I"' "'
BRYAN DEMANDS
INVESTIGATION OF CHARGES
' (Continued from Page One.)
named to meet the charges against
him.
Duncan Scott went to Portland to
day to take in the livestock show.
Ills Morgan stallion was shipped
down there from the state fair at Sa
lem, where It was on exhibition.
BItYAX CAMPAIGN
IX MICHIGAN
Floyd Manvllle,
ville, of this city.
son of H. M. Man-
who is at Lamar.
ago to learn a trade. Is quite ill from
typhoid fever, so his father is in
formed by letter.
Registration Clerk Wills reports
that up to noon today only two
voters had registered since the books
opened yesterday morning. Most of
them registered previous to the April
and Juno elections.
Dr. V. Kuykendall, who recently
bought the old Gray resilience nt the
corner of Oak and East Eleventh
streets, today sold it to Mr. ISovil.
who bought tlieilili Uri noar'.liinc- Iteptibll
o'clock for Columbus, Ohio.
.Medina. N. Y., Sept. 21. Renew
ing his campaign in New York state
i territory today. William .1. Brvan de
1 noiinced the record of the Republi
can party, accused President Roose
, velt of purloining Democraic Ideas
.and owing hs noonlnrltv to iheni.
I and charged Mr. Taft with belnir tin- elecicd. too. Thi;
; able to effect any reforms, and tie- tton of the labor?
; clared that a Democratic victory Taft, even if Se ww;
! would do more to coerce Republicans toward lalmr l"'5-1'
In congress' than any persuasion that could hanlly !'"'' '
:ir. I ait ooti d nine to hour If n th.. senate P rcJ
Shall the peo?.r
clared by our platlo"
shadowing issue ' :'
the Tribune prepared
Republican senate J
of course. disre-'arJ
the voters as espres-
Hon of a president in
resentatives: o
Republican h'1"
can victory was achieved on Jodcil at the V"
f'.ttiHf,, i'.i-iivi' on the noun train to-
1 Geo. II Smith, W M. Itcnshaw,
Mrs Lester Toiler arrive I home' Hurry Hunhar. and Fred Ware are
this afteinoeu f rum a Mslt at Cies- home from their hunt on the south
wrj , tork of the Mt Kenrie.
It! J. Hood and H, O Neltl, ol Wctiti.ct Y. I. Henslll went lo
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The Eugene Loan ancl
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hi't'o on n t'hleut;ii lianK: what
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riitraco hiuI tau rtilUvt ll
prttntpt ly
( snld it h nunts of Knr
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I- ll niin mimI lmli Itluul". Im i-o
vt small tll't ijl iroaunont for
all ami tulrrr-t it! por v on
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Kodol wl'.l. In a very s'lort t!nn.
ellal'le Hie stomach to do the work l
should do. and tlte work It should d.i
ts to d:.'t the food you eat. .t
makes the stomach swi't''. and It ts
pleasant to take. It Is hl here by1
all driiftttsts
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Savingto
Larce shipuient ot nu'Kers and din
ing chalts fust received. See IIS for
new. up to dale furniture at right
prices
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Fen Holders
4 for . . . . 5c
Ink Erasers
Each . . . . lc
Pencil Sharpeners
2 for . . . - 5c
Tablets
A good pencil tablet,
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Half Back Tablets,
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lor
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