Eugene daily guard., October 06, 1908, Image 8

THE BUG EXE DAILY
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Eugene's Largest Store -:- 1Ee Friendly Store -:- Eugene's Best
itest Sale Men's Clothing Ever Offered in this Coim
Begins here Wednesday morning at 8:30 o'clock and will continue for Thirty Days--Wonderful y!
Suits and Overcoats Vs to V2 Regular Pric
500 Suits and Overcoats 121 $25 $14
250 Suits and Overcoats TaieM?eto$!8 . . $9-75
250 Suits and Overcoats TdJrice $! ... $4
t&s Wilis V
Beginning tomorrow morning at 8:30 o'clock and con
tinuing for 30 days will be the greatest sale of Men's and
Boys' Clothing ever offer in this county. We place on
sale 1000 Suits and Overcoats at to of .their real value.
Included will be suits of every description in fabric, sryle
and color from the new olive, tan and brown novelties to
the staple blue and black suits.
Our Broad Guarantee of
"Your Money's Worth or Your Money Back
Goes with every suit or overcoat.
Boys' and Young Men's 2 and 3 Piece, Short and
Long Trouser Suits Reduced.
500 Boys' Suits in sizes 8 to 20 placed on sale tomorrow
morning at greatly reduced price, including our blue
serges, cheviots, tweeds, cas&imeres- and worsteds. A
purse, memorandum book or clothes brush free with each
suit.
Many Items in Furnishing Goods at, about cost
Lot 1. m A""'n """' Hue work shirts in sizes 14 to 17. light iiml dark imttenis made of Per
cnle.s, Slmiiirim, mill Oxford t'loths; nlso black and white striK-s a m
mid lilnck Satin; values up to 7oc; sulo price HrjC
L0ti 2J 100 tU"'" ll"nvv ''"'"l silk-fmotl rn.h-rwcnr In bin,., tan and cream- sizes to ti
II shirts and drawers; splendid values regular price ,"(le. A m
' P'l'o 45c
Lot 3.
Lot 4.
50 ilnru inrn'H fini cotton Imlf hoso In tun ami Mark; sixes to 1 1 u
tMiloitMl ami siaiiilt'ss and nuuk' without wain in foot.
Ht'Kiilnr values, salt prleo
absolutely fast
fee
Men's ami young men's Hlit tan eovert overall, in sizes :t(t ualst to It! all leinrtlw uitli
or without bill on sale bru iimnu; tomorrow. '
75c
Heuular priee, $1.00; SHeial priee
.85
'
$3 Wl
Many other bargains too numerous to mention-come early
A Large Stock of Clothing purchased by us from a New York house, ordered shipped
has just arrived too late for our opening business. We made a claim on the clothing which
ueen auowca, ana we aie taking mis method ot disposing of it. Oar rep Jtation of 40 years
is back or everything we sell.
SUIT CASES, TRUNKS,
TELESCOPES, TRAVELING BAGS,
AND SATCHELS.
s.
Friendly
592-594 Willamette Street
MEN'S AND BOYS' HATS
SHIRTS, UNDERWEAR.
WEAR. HOSIERY AND 0
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Tha Money Question
I much now to keep It as
bow to get It.
What Is lbs ure of striving
to acquire It it it going to
be a sour-e ol worry?
TUB Eff!fE inV A
SAVI!9 nt.R in.tm the
!wHo of a w to keep monoy
MM and cnorenieut'y.
An a.rrunt (Tier mrint h-
iTut.' ,roft r for f ur cstl
( f m .. w.rrjr tor
Ton. Cva an arrtinot and
.mi i tif Hi liMcai of hair
,iir n I ml i. our
1 ( ni' Loan nnr
V.WII l. l SLIflM.I Htu.ViHi'1
KM' Alll.taMii:i imi'.v
Savir.rs
Panic,
I'KHSONAL
II. V. Mnhon was doa from Ma
bol ovir night.
lr P. J Hartl haa returned from
trip to Portland.
I. I. Drookt, of Corvallla, In
Rugen on buttneva lodar.
A. Kngera haa gone to California
tor iha twnetlt of ma health.
atra. tienry Kontpp neut to Junc
tion t Mr tiHlar to rmit tier ion.
A V Hooter, of Knno. i nl . wan
an arr.vai in Kugene yemerday.
Mr and Mra. T II. An.leron are
Dome lr."U . visit nir M Miioe,
Mr. at ,1 Mr. tieo. 'W. Smith ont
.to Alli.iux b'.l.iy it a short islt.
Mr and Mr (!, W linlfln went
t H;i1m'v totla.t on a short vilt.
tV I. Wlllinnis lanio d.'n from
IVxter on the noon Irnin today.
Miss Wlnnlfrt'd Kerr hj gone to
Portiatul, where she will stuuy art.
Miss Marie Pln.nl haa k me to
Portland, where she will apenj the
winter
Prufeaanr I.. R Alderman :s t
ten.linit a teachers' Institute at Tha
Dalle
A T. Tlmmons and II K Kills were
passengera on the stage thu m .rning
for Mapleton.
tieiTge tthler Is here from Asti r a
to tun with hit wife, who has been
here a few weeks
Mra C. A W.wiley re nrned rodav
from t'ottage tin e. '.ere she visit
ed her son, U V. Wooiev
Mis Kannle V'..ldsi, of Portlai'.d is
v:k.i 'i her miii. J U V'lelds. ihe
Ax It;; ili'iarttni.?r stnn1.
K, 1!. S'PV.MISOII. n.',. :,,,,) fr
rh;,.lr.-n arrued here N'-t nuh; (r,,a
l'lttsl.urit. Pa. with the ei.e,'tatiim
"I linking this ity their pe; iiuinem
honi.v
K. liatim, a former Kusene mer-
' ' '"ness in Pendleton,
arrived here last nKht to trans,,,.;
property here
neut of the Internal onal Corrvs,,,,.
.epresentatit. of ,h. oon,p.y .
"", . pent last nigv. , tht, ;.' 'r .
tur.i.1 north on th. noon ai l
t , V. 0. Ma-hews oame down
fv-u Cosh,,, on the nn a7o
dav. reiiiraiua on tl.n aft..r. ' ..'"
J. .1. seany. wife and 'sisti.'r-'ii'i"
'ivst.-.l w M.nie mining pn.ger'is,'
V7 i'i
J. Tk.
.nee Olie-poiltnl r.,
TURKEY APPEALS
TO POWERS
iContlniiPd from Page One.)
Frame and Great Hrlt.itti. and
gummed ly the riilt of this
Terence.
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MIT MAHK
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cash. At the Ki'u-ene
'M west ,ui..i. .
...mihi street.
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... . u . veuin
'. Peterslinrit. Oct. fi. No lt'
men! of the attitude of the Huss..
uovo-ntnont In the Iliilgaritin af:.i
i' !itai!i;,Ii!e today. Uipijulit- .1
unwilling to commit tlieiiisJiv-s r
uardinir Cie mssl lit 1 f t - of a Turk
Unitarian war, hut the genera! i
pression is that Turkey will not r
Wrd Hiilgaria's action. whliti(v:
taken in the face of emphatic H'l
sian protests, as a cause for war.
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