Eugene daily guard., October 12, 1908, Image 4

TIIK KVCKXE U.UW Gl'AKI). MOVDAV, TOIIKK l- UN
TRANSFERS OF LANE
COUNTY REAL ESTATE
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Eugene Agents "Nemo" and "Kabo' Corsets, Munsing Underwear, Wayne Knit Hosiery
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The Friendly Store's Splendid Showing of New Fall and
Winter Merchandise. Immense Stocks
8 Dozen Fine Fr en ch Kid
Gloves $1 75 value $1J0
Tomorrow wo fiffT IkM dozen fin' French
tvw and thrfii claMp. kid k!ovm - hour- In
browns, rnys, nda, -"rowis, llu.kn and
whiten; wizen & to 1. All k1v'h flih il
nt tht! counter. Itf.'KuIur $1.75 kid Klrmis,
tomorrow, a pair $1.10
75c Wool Underwear 48c
Children's nil-wool may punts, vcdH nnil
druwerB, Iouioituw nt l-'.i Ii-hh Mian n-Kii-1
1 1 a r prlrci; hIzih 2 4 In 31!, anil only elKht
do.fn KuriuctifM. If you want your Hh'irc
of this olforliin, riimo early; 7."ic vulucx,
each -IMc
$2.50 Cotton Down Comforts
$1.80
y;i fine oollr.n down romforts, IjfHt real cot
ton filling; tli! riflt'hrati'd "Mulsh" mnkc;
ood Hllkallnn rovi.niiK; few double-bed
nlze; )2.r0 iiuality. vnch yi.Hi
Everything in Underwear for Women, Child
ren, Infants and Men
All Htylm anil all sizes anil all prices. The very best values some special numbers at re
duced im'Ici'h. Wi; aru a:; nls f ir I lie celebrated MunsinK anil Carter needle-stitch under
wear union suits nr sliiKle Kariiients silk, Hllk and wool, all wool, wool and cotton or cot
(on wool all'l i niton f Ite-i-eil ; the prlri-a
25c to $1.00 a Suit,
75 Cent Children's Underwear 45 cents
Women's Suits 75 cents
Woiiu'H'h Knit Won (jlovun, 2'u, 11 5 e antliiOc a pair.
Childi-LMi'H Knit Wool Cloves and Mittens, 10c, l"ic and 25c a pair.
Women's Cashmere Cloven, all colors, per pair, .r0c and $1.00.
Best Values in Blankets, Bedding, Domestics, Linens, Etc.
24 Days More of the Greatest Clothing sale ever
Held in Eugene
100 Suits for Men a?d Boys ct y2 to y3 Regular Price.
500 Suits and Overcoatst worth $15.00 to $25.00, Sale Price...... $14.85
250 Suits and Overcoats worth 10.00 to 18.00, Sale Price...... $ 9.75
250 Suits and Overcoats worth 5.00 to 10.00, Sale Price ..$4.85
Many Icems in Furnishing Goods at, about cost
Lota 1.
Lot, 2.
Lot 3.
no diicn iiu'h'n fin,. iuk Klilrls In sjies 1 I lo 17, lljjlil mill ilnik pu(lcrn
emeu, niiuiiiTim, llli uvluril ( lollls; also Wnck mill while, stripes
mill black Kill i it ; values up lo 7.1c; sale price
1(H) iien men's heavy ribbed sllk-rneeil l iulerwear in blue, (an anil cream;
I I hIiIHm and dinners; splendid values reuiilar price 50c.
Hale price
made of Per-
45c
sizes ;to to
...45c
Bl ilnen men'H fine codim lialf be-e In Ian ami black; sl.cs yt to 1 1 M ; nbsolulely fust
cobiriil and xlulnless anil mane wiiliinil sen in hi loot. rji
l.i'Kiilnr li!i,e values, sal., price
L'ti 4. M,'"'H '"1 uu n's llahl Ian covert overalls in sles :!(! wnlst to II!, nil len-dis with
or ivllliout bib on sale bcnniie; nniiiiin.u , tm m
Cl'Xllllir price, $1.(11); Special p,i,-,. jC
Many other bargains too numerous to mention-come early
Men's Sweater Coats, made in Plain Gray and Gray with Green, Blue
niings tn sizes 4 1 to 44 Regular value $2.50, Sale Price..
Red, White and Maroon trim-
$1.98
EUGENE'S LARGEST AND BEST
STORE YOR MONEY'S WORTH
OK YOUR MONEY BACK
S. H. FRIENDLY
We Sell Ladies' Home Journal
Patte ns, Monthly Style Book
FREE.
l'liltSON.U.
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was In Iho clly luilay, reiurnliiK
llolilu on the noon train.
Jack l.lltell la In tlie city from
Manilla for n few days.
(I. IC. Detinerltii; returned lhl. nf
ternoon Ironi a t . i, pule.ti nortli.
Mrs. I,, li. i-oi.mp nil Mlss"i lila
an I llntllr i'atlersnn are vl ill hit;
In Portlaiiil for a day or so.
Frank Crablr-e, of Ciittae lirnve.
was In Kiicene today. reiurnlin:
home on Hie nlieni, on train.
('. .Vllchell bit tm'av for (lie
lliilii'lula ailnes. where he will ,lo
Chnrle Watts iind Karl
were In I 'ml hi ml ever Sun, lav.
Hid Kinlih Bpenl Sunday In I'ort
lauil. Horace lliiraelt spent Huiulay In
I'nrtliilitl.
K. II. Moxley, of Creswell, was In
KuKcne today.
Col. J. M. Wllllaiim Is In roil
Ian J for n day or so.
r, J. Hard went to I iiltatto (..rovu Home work on his proper! Uw,
this afternoon on business ; Mrs. Waller Carroll, of .1 unci Im
I.. A. Wheeler, of Cedarvllle. Cal., ' '". xneiil Siindav In Knit.-ue visit
In In the elty on business. , '"' "'r mother. Mrs. Huberts.
.1.. alisaniotl has none to Ihik.M
'Clly where lie will invent a mtlm:
I Willi till. ..I...'l,-I, II, .1.1 ,,i I
ItalelKh Honey came down on On-1 Mr. ami Mrs. Carl Tli.mip-oii ir
noon train today from (loslien. i rived here today to vis't Mis. 'PintHp
I''. C. Splunlim retinnel this nf- sun's parents, Mr. and Mrs. i; .
leraona - i, Portland. (Sllbert.
Mrs. I., (i. Adair relumed Ibis af- 'bo
leruoo.. ' visit In ronlat;.l.
S. Wiul, lie and Joliii A Koch left
on th.i slam llils tiuirnluK for 'lila.
t rs. .1. II. Jackson was a passenger
for Cs,ltae tlrove on the urterntton
tniln today.
liev C. A. Wooley was a passenger
for points south on the afternoon
train today.
Mrs, II. A. Wnshburne, of Sprllil
field, was a passenger for
on the noon train today.
uncle, C. V. Hychard. In SpritiK
lield. left today for her home at
Sell tie.
.M. C. (Iil.iwold ami wife, of Port
land, spent Sunday In Hiinene. the
r.tlests ol their cousin, Mrs. W. L.
lii'l.iino. 'II, cy rduriu'd home on
the noon tr.itu t:iilay.
Mr. ami Mrs. Willi, nil Cheshire
have, mine lo (l;ani;evllie, Idaho, on
a visit. They will also visit at
Sumpicr ami linker City before re
tlllliillK h ine lo Spiill;field.
W. llavdsaker. of Poniard
who has been visit Ini; his faih.'r. S
llaiiilsaker. who Is unite III. r, iimed
home today.
S. X. Carter, who Is Inlet v ! c, In
some lllue lllver lUlulllK prlpci'Hc?
Willi J. V. Kecil, Weill to l'oi;h:;u!
tmlay on business.
.1. Kaailaui;i, m:i n :i u or of tVe 1 i
cal office of Hie Sinner Sewiiii; :.i
chine Co, has just iviinnol from .s
Portlan.l 'wo weeks' trip to S.illlll.'U, 0:, .
Miss (o.'iee I,, lleili'ell, wl
( (ll.l.KCI IOXS.
s.miiiis. i:pi:i;t prit.
l it' Al Cor.NTXMN AMI
M IAik, ; M-ll l:us. make
collections, open nlld close
bocks, keep small s,.s uf
li.,Ks mid do all kinds ol
sl nemapblc work. e will
be pleased lo li.no n lalk
v.iib j.iii, Mr. loishiess Man.
Oilice, 1ST illametle SI.
1 lioue lied I 1 1 I.
.ADIKS OK KKiKXK.
Have you seen the Dr. Ilollenies
ruinous Shoulder Hruce and Combi
nation Clothes Supporter? The
twentieth century substitute for the
corset, iilthoutth it can he worn with
It as well, lilvea n graceful figure.
Promotes deep breathing so neces
sary to Ktiod health, anil the true se
cret of a Ioiik life. Prevents the
smot'.ierliiK of the lunSs In boys audi tnrou'i;h
e.sipwiaii kciiooi eniuiren.
Worn by both sexes and nil sizes.
Aiient will call. .Mrs. K. L. Trigs.
Judge Harris, or the circuit court,
has grunted a divorce to Hazel Cle
ment from W. E. Clement.
A marriage license was granted
by the countv clerk today to Harry
II. March and Miss May Pyburn.
II K Slalterv, a new attorney
here, today filed with the county
clerk his commission as notary pub
lic. Melvin Hanson has purchased the
J W. Warren residence property at
3 1 'J East Ninth street for :,U0. Mr.
Warren will move to Portland.
The M. E. Aid society will meet at
the home of Mrs. Kred Chamberlain
at 24S'West Sixth street, tomorrow
afternoon. A full attendance is de
sired. The opening of the Underwojd
roller skating rink for the season
' will occur on Friday evening, Oct.
1G The Eugene Military baud will
furnish music. ol6
J. M. Howe has received a letter
from his son, Oren, who has been
very ill at Grand Forks, 13. C, stat
ing that he Is much better and is do
ing fine.
, The opening of the Underwood
roiler skating rink for the season
will occur on Friday evening, Oct.
16. The Eugene Military band will
furnish music. ol6
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Com
mercial club meets Wednesday even
ing in the club rooms. Members
are expected. Strangers in the city
are cordially Invited to attend.
The work of moving the Smith
warehouse to the opposite side of the
railroad tracks was begun this morn
ing. If the weather holds out good
the work will be finished in ten or
twelve days.
S. I. Itenno has begun suit in the
circuit court against John McCub
blns to recover $S4.!U for labor per
formed by the plaintiff for the de
fendant. Geo .A. Pipes is attorney
for the plaintiff.
A flue fire In the Ideal restaurant
on East Ninth street was the cause
of a fire alarm yesterday afternoon
nbout 4:30 o'clock. The kitchen
was filled with smoke, but there was
no damage and the services of the
department were not needed.
: Much interest Is being taken In
tho address to be delivered by Hon.
John Barrett In Vlllard hall Wednes
day evening, Oct. 14, under the aus
pices of the University and Commer
cial club. His subject will be, "What
the Pacific, ocean has In store for the
state and people of Oregon."
! Miss Gertrude Gray has resigned
her position as stenographer at the
county clerk's office and has accept
ed a similar one at the office of the
stewMird of the University. Miss
1 Farnham, recently from Portland.
but a former resident of Eugene, has
! taken her place at the clerk s office.
I Postmaster Page has received word
that the new plans for Eugene's new
government postoffice building have
been sent him and they will be ready
, for the contractors to Ngtire upon
1 .lust as soon as they arrive. The
bids are lo be opened on November
: 7. The new plans call for a $70,000
, building under the Increased .appro
priation made by congress for that
; purpose. ,
B. A. Wushhurne, the former
Springfield flour mill owner and
prominent citizen, has filed with the
county clerk notice of appropriation
of SO .000 cubic Inches of the waters
of the McKenzle river for electrical
power purposes. The point of diver
sion is on tne norm hunk ot the river
on tlie J. Coggswell place in section
12, township 17, south ot range 1
east. The name of the canal will be
tho Wnshburne Electric Power Com
pany's ditch. It will be 35 feet wide
at the bottom and S feet deep. The
general course will be westerly
lands owned bv J. Cogss-
well. John Doyle nr.cl It. It. Johnson
T. A. MUliorn et tin to Harry J.
Hicks, W. D., lots 4. 5, 6 and 7, in
blk. 1, In W. M. add. ao Junction
City, $475.
S. P. Sladden et ux to W. L. Mc
Donald, W. I)., tract in county sur
vey N. 210., $2500.
W. I. Coleman to Estate of N. G.
Coleman, deceased, Q. C. D., lot 7
In blk. 9, in College Hill Park.
United States to L. V. Fountain
et al to L. V. Stlngley, W. D., tract
in sec. 25, tp 17 s., r. 6 w., $50.
Bet. Glaspey et ux to S. A. How
ard, Q. C. D., 25 acres in see. 26, tp.
18 s., r. 1 e., $1.
Mary Wald to F. J. Wald, W. D.,
part of lot 1 in blk. 4, Hendricks'
add. to Eugene, $680.
Ilachel McLaughlin et al to S. A.
Howard, Q. C. D., 25 acres in sec. 26,
tp. 18 s., r. 1 e., $1.
Born at the Eugene General hospi
tal, Oct. 12, 1908, to Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. F. Croner, a bouncing boy,
weighing 10 pounds.
NEW TODAY
FOR SALE Nice new residence of
five rooms and good lot in good
part of the city for sale. Price,
$1350. One good new residence of
7 rooms and lot, close in. Price,
$2700. One lot 50x160 feet, good
part of the city ror $425. One fine
business property for sale on Wil
lamette st; brings in good rent.
Centrally located. For further in
formation call on the Pacific Land
Company, Room 7, Hovey block.
D. h. Cartmell. manager. tf
"am
itr''i
"TWestEiuhiM,;
S"le Age,, HVKt- 1
Stdvo
tii . . nVo Wrick.-.
iioicu uetroit Line. iC.r3 1
ivuuges tne best
on the market.
prite .
FOR SALE Cottages near Univer
sity, 1 four room, $700; 1, five
rooms, new, modern, $1200. One
close in 4 room cottage, excellent
lot $2150. Red Star Real Estate.
Room 11, First Nat. Bank. -
LOST A pair of gold-rimmed eye
glasses with heavy bridge; lost be
tween Hampton's store and Sev
enth and Willamette streets. Please
leave at Guard office. olO
theMctor 01
tail and examine our h.n
before huyins ,f' J? cj
ouvins ...I .
tate call up or' com k
Sprmg field, ,he
o 'is s.re in thevallerT
best railroad center Ji
te-t water powc, j, J
State. Farms of all
and descriptions, also m
property for sale.
M- & REAL ESTATE I
1 elephont Mii 7j
WELL DIviLLINo
Car fresh cement just received.
ClIA.MHEU HARDWARE CO.
See Watts for alarm clocks from j
dollar up. tf
Get your wells drilled by old and
experienced w ell-dtillers.
mono Red 48 . 2. tf
l.herlbe tor lle IIAIi.V ;i ,l
FOR. SALE Pure-bred Rhode
Island Red roosters at 75 cents
each. If taken soon will deliver
anvwhere in Eugene. Phone Red
4871. Humphrey, South Willam-
' ette street. ol3
CAPITAL FURNISHED Industrial,
manufacturing, mining, oil, gas
and railway stock and bond issues
sold direct to Investors; commis
sion basis. Samuel Graham &
Co., selling brokers, Montreal,
Canada.
automobile!
rrann Bennett & Soo
Garage Pearl and 12th. Phwai;;
Keo,Rjs5el Kar.Prtmitr.Fml
The best cars for the price, 5700 t j
Cars for hire
PITMAN
STENOGRAPHERS ALMS
FOR SALE OR TRADE For a hlcy
cla, a Poco No. A folding camera,
4x5, nearly new. Enquire at 800
East Thirteenth street., Demp
ster's store. o!2
WANTED By man and wife, posi
tion on farm to care for stock or
do other work during winter. Ad
dress J. D. Dunston, Eugene, Or.
d&wol4
WANTED Young man wishes a
place to work for board while at
tending school. Inquire at this
office. ol2
LOST A black dairy book, beating
the address of T. E. Newton, Med
ford, Oklnhoma. Finder please
leave at Guard office. olO
FOR SALE OK TRADE Light dou
ble harness, also single harness; at
a bargain. Call at 2 80 East Elev
enth street. ol4
FOR SALE A gravel bed. Enquire
at the White restaurant on West
Eighth street. ol2
WANTED Fresh cow giving good
quality of milk In exchange for
good top buggy. tf
Would Mortgime ' Knrm
A farmer on Rural Route 2, Em
pire, Ga., W. A. Floyd by name, says:
"Hucklen'8 Arnica Salve cured the
two worst sores I ever saw, one on
my hand and ones on my leg. It Is
worth more than a gold mine. 1
would not bo without It if I had to
mortgage the farm to get It." Only
25 cents at W. A. Kuykendall's drug
store.
IX DEMASIi
I will give private .i.
VIDI AL JXSTKl'CTlOX k
111 mini Shorthand and tenth
tyM'w ri(ig. You will l i
(borough, first-data short
hand wr,(er when I ti
through (caching you. Al)
student who will study tal
finish in from two to turn
months. Italcs, pet
month. Inquiries cheerfnLi
answered at SMITH'S, KJ.
PKItT I'lltr.lC AIT0TXT.
A NTS AXI) KTKXOGKArH.
ElIS, 487 Willamette Si
Phone Rod 4411.
The reinforced centre vuiejr ham
mock Is the onu to buy. They are
wider, longer and stronger than the
ordinary kind.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
4 MM
NOTICE Ol'' MUETlXf) OP
HOARD OF KOlALlZAIli
Notice is hereby given that ot "
third Monday, being the IStb o!
tober. lHtis. the board of
tlon will attend at the court bona
I .a no conntv. OreEon. and pu!
examine the assessment rolls td '
rect all errors la valuation.
tlon or qualities of lands, lots or
er property assessed by me: i::
shnli be The duty of persons :'.'
ested to appear at the tinieaniiJ
appointed.
Dated this 24th day ol Bepte:
19 OS. ,..
ni.-MAIIX F. KEENET.
County Assessor for Lane Co::
ty, Oregon.
IF YOr KNEW
Tne merits of Texas W'onJ
.vould never suffer tmm h..
hi,i,i,.r r,r rheumatic troub.e.
bottle (two months' treatment'
bv O. J. Hull, or or m " .:
testimonials. Dr. E. W. I"'1
Olive street. St. Loui?
101! SALE
$250 rash register.
sold at once. u
user
Call I
tho wi.lelvl
M. E. I'liipiueyer. of llarrlsburg. been visiting at (he home of
' s
Tho Money Question
Is as much hew to It
how to get It.
What Is the use id
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lie a s.Hil i e ot w oi r '
Tin: i:i'i;i:f: low ,v
V.WINCS llNK an: i. i s tin
e It'stton of hew to kee;i moll,
,ftiy and veiu eni. ti', u .
An aecioint Iheic im aus
t line s emit y for , it r en-'i
l,.,d frcedeni Il iMll w ev V lei
you. 11 poll nil net nv c' s n,l
oll tan give all IllMi.el i' t
ii il l liituil to ;.,nii' bu.i. ne . a
ep It
siiivli,-:
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IhcLi cn L.(. a.M. undi
avir.j:s
Bank
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llatl n ( lose
Mr.'. Ada Crooui.
frown'tor ef the Crooui 1 1 - I
. :'e-.':n. N'tss. :;is: "For sev
il monlh. I siil'lered with a severe
Hull. :ili,l cotisumpt ion seemed to i
e it- cip cm men. when a friend
lO'it.n li. led Dr. Klun's New DIs-1
v y I been, taking It and three '
"'is ett.vted a eouiplete curtv";
e la't.e of ibis lite saving cough
'. ly. and lung and throat
t-M w id.'. Sold at W. A
s Mere. .'.Hi' and J 1 ,
Deliciously Sweet
Freshly Made
Absolutely Pure
CANDIES '
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'lies' and la-otl l-M -ess
'tie club on this
and bear these c.-u-'II
imelest Von Kv-
"v i i -v i : , , I tn attend
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V.lill Vl. M ' III'I.IS, Hf.Vl.dOll.
kSTAIILISIIKI) IHIi.O
tii ni W i Ob li srvi, inv
Tlie (lernian c.ia.-h horse whlel. I
it-. 'i.i-e.l tioin iMnnau Seotl will
"-as,, the stand diiiitirf the season at
Hauls' ham.
tf J II I'EHKIXS
A New
Department
Wc have just installed this
rb:v department and to insure
us of your patronage from the
very Mart wc have made thi
wonderfully low price.
Wc Want Your
Candy Trade
Hard Candies. Pan Work, Butter and Soft Creams,
Crystalizcd Cream Goods, Dropped Work, Cocoanut
a id Fig Candies, Counter Goods and Jelly Work.
1 rPer
I J Pound
Guaranteed Pure under W
Pure Focd and Drugs A3
June 30, 6. U.S. Sad
Number 715.
Fine
D N'T CONFLICT THE QUALITY WITH THE PR,CE
Our candy is just the san.c quality as that for which
you have been paying double this price.
A TASTE WILL CONVINCE YOU
Murphey s Racket Store
35 East. Ninth Street.
Chocolates
Wc shall also carry a line of
CHOCOLATES AND
BON BONS
-h.. annds arc the vctf
quality and the price only
I5ds per Pou
Give us a trial and y
hcreaffer buy yourcaiw
of us
We Want Your
Candy Trade