rm Vco bULt ocajib. wkdnesdat. September , io
October Ladies' Home Journal
Patterns Now Ready, Style Book
Free, Patterns 10c and 15c Ea.
The Friendly Store Blanket Sale
Wool, Wool Mixed and Cotton Blankets, specially priced for
this Annual Blanket Sale, come in white, tan and gray, prices
50c, 65c, 85c, $1.25, $2.00, $3.00, $4.50, $6.50, $7.50,
$8.50, $11.50, and are 15 to 25 lower than usual.
Correct Styles In
Fall Cloves
Women's two-clasp Dent (iloves, hand-Hewn:
full pique hi itch. In Havana null .Manila shades;
i2.2fi u pair.
Women's two-clasp hand-sewn pique Btltch,
new Ian shades; a pair. 11.25.
Women's Macho Cloven In big range of shades
to match your full gown; .I1.B0 a pair.
. Complete stork of dreBHed kid Gloves, bent
makes; $1.00 and $1.75 a pair.
Infants' and children's kid. Gloves, $1.25 to
$2.00' a pair. All sizes.'
$4.00 Long Kid Glows
a pair ... . . $2.38
i
Nemo and Kabo Corsets
New Fall Styles
It. Is essential to comfort and Btylo to have
your now suit or gown fitted over one of these
models mndo to fit any form. Kvery pair guaran
teed to give perfect satisfaction. See the new mod
els at our corset counter. Tho new Ideas are ex
plained by experienced people.
Prices, $1.00 to $5.00 a pair.
Outing Flannel
Night Dresses
In white, pink and blue and fancy stripes and
checks; hliih neck, square and V-shaped low neck
made extra full.. 0c, $1.00 to $3.50.
Domestics Priced Low
Clood quality 311-Inch bleached or unbleached
muslin, a yard He
Best quality bleached 36-inch muslin, a
yard loc
Cotton flannel in bleached and unbleached, 5c,
6c, 8 l-3c, 10c to 20c a yard.
Oullng .flannel, 5c, 8 l-3c and 10c the yard.
In plain colors, stripes and checks.
Thursday Only
50 pieces 33-in Percale
J24c quality, a yard 8c
Come In blues, grays, redH and light colors.
Remember this cloth Is on sale Thursday only at
this price. J
Calicos, good grades 5c yd
LACROSSE TO
BE PLAYED AT
UNIVERSITY
PERSONAL
i
Lacrosse, the
famous Canadian
be introduced at
LARGEST AND
BEST STORE
S. H. FRIENDLY
592-594 Willamette St.
Your Money's Worth
or Your Money Back
CITY NKW8
then paint them for advertising pur
poses. These will be splendid works
of art and will cost the club quite ft
See Don Jnnn, beautiful colored
film, at Dreamland theatre Wednes
day and Thursday. ol
The Interior mill work contract
for the new 1. O. O. K. block has been
let to Cleorgo Midgloy.
The paving crew Is laying the dope
on West Sixth street between Wil
lamette and Olivo today,
Tomorrow Is tho hoirlnnlng of the
open season for killing Chinese
pncusuius and other upland birds.
j sum of money.
with music. ' This club Is moving
ahead very fast, gaining a large mem
bership, and bids fair to carry for
Bryan this hitherto considered solid
Republican precinct.
mittlrwir !s,me. Will
,1,.. i:,.l,...ri!v this; fall by I'hV
Director Havward for the benelit of,
the students who do not take part in;
other sports, and t aid in the dovel
opment of track men. Sticks and
apparatus have been ordered, and ;
will arrive at a later date. j
The game is claimed to require
more skill than any of the sports ex-'
cent baseball. The system of work-1
I
j Al Holden is in the city on hop
: business.
C. J. Hills, of Lowell, was In the
city today.
Jack Littell was down from Mar-
cola over night. .
H in the city irom
V. J. Minne
steal !Vtla business-, ,
O. f.. rni
'u'rewentt-, Portland
Wt:;S; in from the south
....... ,.unin.r' trjiiii.
UV a j Crow, of Crow, has
V,m a visit at Seattle.
Chester Pierce was a stage passen-
Lealmrg mis inoiuiue,
re-
ing Is something like basketball, but : ger n.r w(fe uf Van.
the sphere which Is thrown to the i L, - ,n the clty.
goals ami passed amting the lila yers , cour. weIlt t0 Portland
FRENCHMAN BUYS
FIFTY AEROPLANES
Lemans, Sept. 30. Lazare Weil
ler, the French aeroplane promoter,
has announced that he has given an
order to Wilbur Wright for the con
struction of fifty Wright aeroplanes. !
the amount of the contract is $luu
000. ' !
Just Her Luck.
is small
sticks;.
No one at the University knows
much about the game except Hay-;
ward. It Is quite posiible thut inter-,
collegiate contests will be held In a:
year or two. j
The lame of Canadian distance run
ners is said to rest on the training .
received in practice and games of la-1 ' " ' h h, and wm hunt
lasts' n,i,-
Chinese VS "'Z7; on the
1V I"??!?" , n,.,aii;Tn,0. short HU-I stage this morning for their home, af-
rin The whole play involves; ter a few wessta mr,,
J" 1 -lol.C ,
last nicht to be gone . ..,.. -
nDrSooks, of Portland after j
a visit with relatives at Thurston.
returned home today.
reuirnea & liassenger t0 ;
Junction City on the noon train to-;
day. He will return tonight
1. W. Holmes went uu V"'",' " " ,
croKKP for Willie uie iJin.viwfi
two hours and the men are constant
endurance ratne-r man uui u...aW "'," ffir niiip River,
Iliui niiir, -
speed.
Pora Did you ever see n man you
really thought worth nmrrying'r
Cora Lots of them, but some other
. ,. tt ti,d cifitrp this
KOIie iv if, i'i .: o-iH- hfifl iilwnrs sppii tiiem flrt Tlu.v
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IIOSTO.MAN JllNSTKKL MAIDS
One of the most portentlous offer-
1 Mv will be brought down soon. I
-I Mrs. Hawkins, of Turner, arrived,
!ln Eugene this afternoon to visit at
!,h home of Hon. and Mrs. R.. A.
the home of Hon.
BH hC Huntington' a Portland lum
berman, was a passenger on this
morning's Siuslaw stage for Mapleton
and Florence.
Mrs. J. K. Bean is here from Port-
were all married. Philadelphia Press.
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Bun. who on Ajj 7
in," V 0er
u, iids .
to make final '
wit1
nlssloner." at'hut
Oreson. on
her. ISuS.
Claimant naaa,
"am B. Xeeier. 0(
I'llin Djrk, of Ea...
liner, of Cj-.aV
liirJuia .Meredith
Kim; E. J Pr.,i'
BE."J.;
Councilman Hoach has s:ilil his I
farm at Coburg to O, V. Allliighaiu, ; G. Nettle, a logger from Leaburg.
a former resident of Coburg, but) Or., has purchased a 1 7-room house
who has been residing In California on tho north side of Flanders street,
tor some time. He has come back to between Twentieth and Twenty-first
Lane county to reside. streets, situated on a lot with 68 feet
frontage, tapering to 2 7 feet on the
L. O. Cornwell, the wagon waker, north end. The lot Is 100 feet deep,
visited Hllchoy creek and vouches i The consideration was $13,000, and
Hint the water Is perfectly pure and I the sale was made through the agen
ln sufficient quantity to fill the cy of E. J. Daly. Oregonlan.
needs or fJugenu. lie left a bottle or i
water at this office, where It Is on
exhibition.
Jas. Hayes, the Junction hop buy-
er, hnB purchased the following lots
Farewell dance at the 8envoy ooi()f i101,s during the past few days:
yard Saturday night. Music, furnish-1 43 bales from J. I). Bennett: 53 hales
ed by Hendorshott's orchestra. o2
Tho W. II. P. L- will meet nt the
homo of Mrs. Schwurzschlld at 1:30 1
Thursday afternoon to attend tho fu
neral of their absent member.
Duncan Scott today sold for .Ins.
Morrison tho black Percheron stal
lion Black Walnut, to J. K. Circles,
of The Dulles, for a handsome fig
ure. Dr. Day Is attending Harry Mur
phy, one of the Collage llrove thugs
from Hoggs Bros,
from Palmer Avers,
cents per pound,
and 133 bales
All were at 7
The funeral of Mrs. J. N. II. Ful
ler will he held at the family resi
dence at tho corner of East Eleventh
unci Mill streets tomorrow afternoon
nt 2 o'clock and the remains will be
Interred In the I. O. O. V. cemetery.
Rev. I). II. Trimble will conduct the
services.
N. A. Reynolds has sold his new
vinegar factory building at the cor-
who was Bhot by Marshal Snodgrnss. ,,r ()f West Second and Hliilr. to the
One of the Bhot entered his lungs and ; ,he itiHtr iireet addition, to the
others Injured one of Ilia hands pret-1 Ktigene ut. Kslato and Investment
ty badly. Company. It Is not known deflnlte-
I lv what the new owners will do with
A grnnd gold mednl contest will ! tho building
bo held by the W. 0. T. V. In tho
M. E. church at Springfield Monday i
evening. October 5. Contestants
from Cottage drove and Eugene will
participate.
Manager llnrtoo, of tile Commer
cial Club, visited Springfield yester
day and made a tour of (lint city to
secure views for the November num
ber of Nobody's MuKixlue, which will
lie devoted to Springfield and vicin
ity. A few old photographs were se-
The promotion department of the
Commercial Club held a meeting Inst
.I.,., ,.. ........ ...,.. it, ,i..(..iiu r.. p,,iu.
ing the $15,000 fund for the coming I ' "' '" ,u"k "BW
... a , .,i win )... hi,ine with his camera.
at 7:30 o'rlork this evening.
J. W. Barrlnger is now waiting to
move the old Smith warehouse on the
depot grounds to the opposite side of
the tracks. A platform will at once
be built on the north side of the
freight depot so it can be put. in com
mission and the Smith warehouse,
which Is now used as a freight de
pot, will be vacated. The work of
moving It will then begin. Mr. Bar
rlnger says if he cannot begin work
on It before the rains set In, he will
have to postpone It until next sum
mer, ns there Is always a great deal
of water under the building after a
hard rain and this will make it Im
possible to work beneath It to set the
rollers. While he Is waiting for this
job, Mr. Barrlnger will move a rest
deuce for Mrs. Working on the lot at
the corner of West Eighth and Wash
ington streets. She has Bold the
property and will move the build
lng to an iusldu lot nearby.
Twenty-four hobos woro rounded
up by the police last night and sent
I out of the city this morning. Each
one wns searched, but no weapons
i were found on their persons. The
j thugs who hold up M. V. DeWnld at
i Cottage llrove Monday night were
i probably In the bunch that the po
lice rounded up here the night be-
At n meetln of the board of gov- ',iri'
ernors of the Commercial Club Mon-j
dnv evening, the promotion depart-1 A very eiilhiislnstic meeting of the
meiit wns outhorlied lo make n con- Bryan Club of East Eugene was nd
trart with Klser, the artist, to come dressed last night by l.ee M. Travis
to l.ane county and photograph views 1 on the Issues of the presidential cam
In different purls of the county and iuiIkii. The program was completed
A car of sugar for the Pollock i
Transfer Company, n car of coal fori
tho Willamette Valley Company, and
a car of furniture for the Hint -Me.
ljiUKblln Company were among the;
freight arrivals In Eugene this morn
ing.
T!
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1C CAK
The Money Question
Is as much how to keep It as
how to get It.
What Is the use of striving
to acquire It, If It Is going to
be a source of worry!
THE Kt'UKNE LOAN
SW'INCS HANK answers the
question of bow to keep money
safely slid conveniently.
An ni'i'omit there means lib
f tliite svur!t for y.uir ui,h
it i, ,1 treed ill from worry lor
iil. ipen nu Mi'iount and
,m can kIvo all InMea.l of half
your mind to onr tmiiH'(
anc
rene
CAPITAL AMI SI Itl'I.I S. ai'J.VlMMl.
I'-SI'AIII.IMIhD IMI'J.
1 Savings Bank
mini mil
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I
TEA
There is nothing that
costs so little, both money
and work, and that goes
so far if it has the chance.
Your irocr return your aentr If torn iom
Mi Stullu t bl. gj bin.
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The Boy Gee, but dere's no pleasln'
j dls generation of golls. I've et n pound
of dirt, wiggled me ears an' stood on
me bend till I'm blue In de face, an'
nothln' doln'l New York World.
How It Affected Him.
Tlllll'IO KAVOUITKS WITH BDSTOXIAXS, AT THEATRE FRIDAY
Ings of the season booked at the En- land bringing Her daughter Miss
gene theatre will be the Bostonian j "azei, wno is in uei s,.m,i,c
Minstrel Maids, who are to appear . mc
Friday, October 2. This organization ' . ujug'as ..u
Is unique inasmuch as it Is composed , ? " V .
entirely of young ladies. Their pro-1 u . 1-aiKins, leii lor po ..is suui.. in.
gram Is lengthy, empractng pretty """'"V,, "w "'" '
nances, made pretty to the eye by via t-nuioruia.
electrical effects, musical numbers
Ihat are harmonious and catchy
songs that are new. The Violet
quartet. Misses Edith McClaire, Con
nie West, Ruby Lang and Rose Cole,
have won praise from the critics
throughout the Northwest. The mu
sical comedy, Harrlgan's Holiday,"
as offered for the second part. Is con
ceded to be que of the most pleasing
and nilrth-provoklng performances
ever ottered or seen by a company of
young ladles.
Among the principal members of
the cast are Miss Ruby Lang, soprano
lead: Rubv Cole, soprano; Connie
West, Edith McClaire, Rhoda Martin,
Goldla Verser and Lottie Martin. The
management guarantees the perform
ance to ie refined in every detail.
Monk (the cnddlel Ever since Leo
ate that Gordon highlander he won't
Mrs. Leon Gibson and daughter.
Miss Kathleen, of Minneapolis, have
arrived here and will spend the win
afternoon. They will return East
,,f T V Plank anrt fnmHe
Mrs. Fred Earl, of Gardiner, ac-1 do anything hut play fc-olf.
companled by her daughter, Claire,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. L.
Cheshire, of this city. Miss Claire
will remain with Mrs. Cheshire and
attend the high school this year.
Mrs. Geo. Melvin Miller and Miss
Eva Fraser, daughter, Mrs. Ira Camp
bell, leave tonight for a trip to Eu
rope. They will be joined at Port
land by Miss Louise Smith, daugh
ter of Mrs. Preston Smith.
REMOVAL NOTICE
Howe & Buoy have moved their
real estate office from J. A. Maurer's
to the Eugene Creamery building.
No. 474 Willamette street. Phone
lllnik 1212.
STIDKXTS
Students desiring board and rooms
cull at 171 East Thurteenth street.
Eugene. o2
Laige shipment ot rugs on the
road: wait for them and save money.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Tin fruit CMns In stoci;.
CHAMKRS HARDWARE CO.
See us for camp furniture of
kinds
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Hard brick for chimneys
CHAMIIKHS HARDWARE
lte! o'irtlltv tents -CH
VMIIKKS MAR
nil sie
'WARE CO.
Vndor pore"
w it b i h-
CH MltKR
sh:l;. sr
of M
ii vumv
fir t-.'Mtonr re.'-Mwl
I'll VMBKISS HARDWARE Co
Orecon stiik pins at Waifs'.
hft n'in'i'1 tent s'l !re
CIIAMliteiS HARDWARE CO
1
MASS MEETING !
1
Spotted, Naturally. Mayor Matlock will make 1
an open-air address at the
"SrS corner of Eighth and Wlllam- !
jlSi'y ette streets tonight upon the
y issue . of tomorrow's water
W bond election. Everybody Is
( J invited to attend.
''-- 1,1 ,0 " -yesterday 950 students
fZyWvy'"' 'YTvf rr-f'?'' llBl reKslere(i at the Oregon Agrictil-
igplarj(H V, -i tural College, and many more were
(aLs--X -WitfA on tne Srolln(i- ready to matriculate.
VSV) ne Increase In numbers is about 25
J!i SiV per cent over that of last year, up to
" ' this time. In view of the fact that
-C' Ihe ffinifPnients for admission to
JvYt" f 6 f tne freshman class have been ad-
' ox-' x I- j) valued one year, so great an increase
Ci tl K B 3 was lu,t pxI,ei',eiJ-
l-irst Coloretl tlentleninu What a Wk
race! Wotuler If you could s(Hit the H
winner. Jim? II
Jim The winner is sinttwl already. II
Doing Hit "Brit." II
a,. u : Mm A
co K vmA . i "Don't
i-ji : : v ? i
I DetVItt s l.ttt:,' r.lrly Riwr sr - S
!nill pills. p;iv to take, centie am; j M
I sure. Sold by a',', drug:it.. I V 'IW CSSSSSBS3
A Reasonaql Argumsnt,
Attendant at Museum Sir. yon
know very well that dogs are not ad
mitted here.
Visitor He Isn't my dog.
Attendant But It followed you In.
Visitor Well, so did you.
Clothes
But if tliev
ted, well
perfectly
his appear,
iullv.
such cloilJ
store bee
sole agent
ior the a
Micid
Stern
Tine of
suits.
Our fall sf.
is the mo
all respo
ever carnt
will find
ably pricfi
We carry a (
offurnisi
canuot H
. the city, al
will be foci
many of
tors can i
for. We
store ana
topayaaj
with sin
You are ini
and loot
whether;
ED. It
East S:
DeWltt's Carbotiied H'ltcB Halj
Salve is the best thing to use fer
piles. Sold by all druggists.
Edison Records
FOR OCTOBER
The big hit for October
will be
Take Me Home''
Plenty of Red Wing records on hand
EUGENE GUN CLUB
CBS?
Stem
Silvej
Move
You often f
small M
rots.
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vac:
Olive
mi
Lt!tu;
Ge1
Bon?
Bin'
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