Eugene daily guard., October 14, 1908, Image 8

THE ECGENB DAILY GUARD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBEB 14, 108
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Eugene Agents "Nemo" Corsests, Dent Glovesr Munsing Underwear, Moneybak Silks
Another9 GranA Sale Ladies' Tailored Suits
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25 b$h xzic Ladies' Tailored Suits, the very newest fall and winter styles, not more
than twe alike; ccme in blues, browns, grcea red and black; made fronfthe very latest
materials, chevron, stripes, diagonal, Van Dj&e and Pancel stripes. These are &re bar
gains!' -To get the pick come early. Sizes 3, to 40, whilgthey last at this low price $25
WoraenSilk Rubberized Ream Coats Ea. $12 to $25
Just in by express and just in time for the first rain, all new styles, colorings and weaves,
and the prices fcr these qualities are lower than ever. The weaves in these Rain Coats are
Pekin stripes, shadow checks and chevron stripesgn blues, browns, greens, red and black,
Nepon, semi and tight fitting effects, the prices p... $f2, $20 and $25
Big Sale Outing Flannel Night Dresses and Sleeping Garments
J COO garments in this sale Outing Flannel Gowns for women ,-Qid children, knit sleeping
garments for children 5 to 12 years old. The gowns come in all plain colors and an im
mense variety of stripes, checks, etc., made big and full, prices $ 1 , $ 1 .25 up to $3.50
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Blankets, Comforts and Pillowy Specially Priced
4 dozen gray all wool blankets, double bed size, $3.00 values, a pair $2.20
$2.50 Comforts, Ea. $ 1 .80. White Wool Blankcta pair $4.00, $60 and $ 1 0,00
SPECIAL PRICES IN WOMENS' o ' -
o AND CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR
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The Only Genuine Priestley "Cravenette" Rain Coat for
0 Men and ifoys made of wool fabrics from
-$15Xa to $35.00
Wfeshowriie largest and mgs complete line of Genuine Priestly Rain Coats
andCravenettes to be fownd in the city both for Men and Boys, and made in
four different styles. 0 "
UJBRELLAS! UMBRELLAS!! For Men and Boys; umbrellas
oQivery description and sfyle, from 50c to $8.50
EUGENE'S LARGEST AND
BESTTORE
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S. H. FRIENDLY
, 592-594 Willamette St,. ,
YOUR MONEY'S WORTH
OK YOUR MONEY BACK
I'KItSOXALS.
C. R. Moore went to Hnlsey today.
J. D. Wlirle, of Cobiirg, spent last
niKht in Eusene.
K. W. Hall, of the P. E. & E. R.
R. is In the tit.
Mrs. Henrietta Ham went to Port
land today on a visit. -
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Lons nre in
the citv from Portland.
, . Mrs. O. F. Knox went to Albany to
day to visit her son, Roy.
S. O. Irvine, a prominent citizen
! of Newport, Is In the city.
I R. J. Klrkwood left for Roseburg
I on the afternoo ntrain today.
M. C. Goodenow came down from
Cottage Grove, this afternoon.
; Jas Hayes returned home to Junc
tion City on the noon train today.
! B. D. Paine returned home last
i night from his extended trip East.
Free THOmas. the architect, made
a business trip to Junction CV-' to
day. j Miss Elma Hendricks was a passen
' ger to Portland on the noon train to
, day.
! J. S. Magladry returned this noon
from a business trip to Cottage
Gnve.
! .Mrs. V. M. Miller, of Portland,
U visiting frietds and relatives in
: Eugene.
Herbert Button left for points
: south tMs afternoon on insurance
I bu:ii)e--
Jo. S. n'd Warden Luchey we f
i pasen';ers for Portland on the noon
!tra!u to':ay.
Mii. Berkshire returned home to
0'o-hen this afternoon after a visit
in Eugene.
John H. Hnrtog went to Corvallis
tod'iy to address a booster meeting
Othe.' tonight.
City Recorder B. F. Dorrls Is heme
from a trip to his Blue River min
ing properties.
Mrs. G. G. Stone of Creswell, who
has been in the city several days, re-
luiueu iiuuie luutiy. f
Grove was an arrival in Eugene on
the noon train today.
T. C. Wheeler, cashier of the First
National Bank of Cottage Grove was
an arrival on the noon train today.
R. S. Smith arrived In Eugene last
nigh tfrom Klamath county and he
and hlB wife went, to Portland today.
Mrs. Wilcox, trimmer for Bolton
Jenkins, milliners, is in Portland
on business connected with the firm.
returning to Oakland thispnfternoon.
W. G. Westcott, a cousin bynar
rlage of W. E. Brown, of the Eugene
Loan & Savings Bank, is here look
ing for a business location. He Is a
bqfcweler.
Dr. H. D. Sheldon is at Dallas to
day, wiere he is attending a teach
ers' Institute, being on the program
for an address.
Miss Emily Loveridge, superin
tendent of the Good Samaritan hos
pital at Portland, Is visiting Igr fa
ther, Dr. I). U. Loveridge, on the
farm east of the city.
I.. 1' Llmlgren, wl remind son re-
""'I (Ji'K ownoiB should look (.ft for ol. SVIIklns, A. C. Woodcock, John I
4- CITV NKWH
i rulnfiilOieliiK even greater than dur-
Ono of tho hardest sh'owors over '"K the night previous. Tho streams
soon hero fell this morning mid tho "'O 1 '"'"K slowly, niinoiou more Is
i
I Another hard Btnrm last nft'it, ths
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atreetH wore almost fluodud
Tuw minutes.
for
W. M. Wnrron has donuled to tho
cammurulul Club a number of Jura of
berries and currufffs for dlspluy nt j tirnig n map or WeBternOro
tho promotion dupurtniout. igon, with Lane county In iiVand
. EugiQ In largo letters, have arriv
ed and nro on sale nt Eaton's.
If. Hurtog.
A Taft Republican Club will b!
formed at a mass meeting next Frl-j
day evening at lUs University. It will
bo orgnnl.ud under tl leadership of
WuUur C. Wlnslow of Salem, an I
aljinUB of the University, who Is
now national organizer for Oregon,
Washington and Idaho. Mr. Wlns-
TIO Plal cards recently ol der. od ' , W'li Do assisted by state Secre-
. . . . . . ... . . ... ! IlirV I . X Mo I'l ll lit RmiMD.nlnl ua
Allen Eaton and Attorney L. E. Bean
NKW T(IAY
no prosiwct of a fiesbot, tho ground
being ho dry that a great deul of tho
rain soaked In. (. q
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.
Kliimn Klovdahi and John Gold re-.
turned to Kugeno Inst night Horn ' V . .. v.v,uri s. in
. i.,.u mmnwfl ,nddlllon to the finds t here are 4(luo
. . , , . m . . ,vnu eiiiiinolled paper for InaerlB m No-
head Rtito In tho cut Tor A. K. llluck a , h.. jm U1. z i IltJ . ' " ' -Nu
jxti.ur resolvoii- for liilgallou m thu BHU 8 "'"''"v.
SaVllluuictU) valley.
1 The three holms turned over to
-A carload of box snooks for thu'Hio pollco jflrera yesiiirduy by the
Allen Fruit company unit a car load ; trainmen who found tlumi In a box
of wire fonco for Moon ft Tlngley,car loaded with Hjercliandls were
wore moon Ihn freight Hhlpmenls turned loose by Chief of Pollco Kar
Into Eugene today. rluglun last night, but this morning
! he received a wire from railroad
Tha ladles of I he Altar Society of l'"1,n,,,","i'V", '!! ,'"r,lH";1 r'"l'"""'VK
i'ii,n,. nl.,.r,.h will l,l,l ,. hrf. '" " hold them. Of course the
as the ho-
!,,. i i, ,.UPiut, i,,.ii ,, 'iM...ru. iiii'icimi' mine jiio laie
.lav evenlnir. Thev exnert all Ltelr' X".'VH. '.l e l" X '"(
' - 1 ir til,, i cv iTTiil nmniPf
Tn nddltlon to the iilckelodoii
which V. E. Harris will Install In the
Herger-Hean building, on the upper
floor will be installed the camera
phone, newest In talking nmWiiov
nig pictures. Tg,ls uuicnlne la now
perfected and produces all the latest
opeijpn. Mr. Iliinis Waves Saturday"
for MBu Francisco to make his r.l--
rangemenls. There will bo Installed ' WANTED At
an electric stairway to take nitrons
to thoaippi'6 floor, tho sumo ns are
In Ban Francisco. (&U that Qrequir
ed !r to step on the stnlnvuy and It
carries the people to the upper floor.
The first opera to he produced will
bo "Tho Merry Widow."
FOR. SALE Pure-bred Rhode
Islnnd Red roostersiit 75 cents
each. If taken soon, will deliver
anywhere In Eugene. Phone Red
4S71. Humphrey,. South Wjilam-
""VI
ette street.
CAPITAL FUI.ISHED 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.
turnedo Portland today after hav
ing visiteS Mrs. Lindgren's Qalher,
v. M. Ronnie, who recently under-,
umputaoion of one of ais legs.
Mrs. David MeCollum returned
home to Oakland this afternooir af
ter a visit in ,Eugene.' She was ac
companied by Mrs. N. A. Bunch of
this city, .who will visit there a
while.
John Robinson and family, Hans
Jensen and family, Christ Christen
see and wife, Mrs. AqC Miller and
two chlUWen and ijichard Ove, wife
and chile have arrived here from
Portland, le., and will loCtte here.
I hey are valuable additions to the
local Danish colony.
Si und, enjoy a
(rlunds to nth,
ant evening,
V tflvll Engineer1 Simon Klovdahi
and John tlmil t returned from Wal
do lake yesterday. They have boon
uiiKiiKcd on A. It. Illnok'ii Irrigation
reservoir project thcr. during tho
full and summer.
Th(arc light nt the Intersection
of
Tho
lii'i'ii ro tn n lii I ill u k on Dial iiii'iiiinl ns
tho nights are now very dark during
the rain storm. Q,
i njure llgni nt Hie unersei'i nm
r East Highlit and High streets h-'m
nt been burning the !v"fttwi nlglvi
ho resldentiMn that nlty haV'
6. P. Cosliow. of llrottlisvlllo. left
for llooillver, on a visit with his
son ltobeii ami family, and to at
leintMlia Hood Hlvor apple fulr, to
be Sld tills week. Tills Is worth
going In. It being snliLthat Hood
Ulver Is the best apple j) anK coun
try In the world, the u miles from
there commanding the highest price
or any raised. Albany Democrat.
A number of Eugeno ucW.e nre
sulisa-llilug lo the fund to Iiisiial the
if I lie Pnf(lc NatlonnUkJ
jfjjil race m.W at I'orllnilnext
sncii'ss of I he Piiiflc N
show vil race nnWr at I'
fall. Vntniiu tliioii Are i hiPfMiiou-
. , , . . ' - j
IKS . ' 'cw '-jlng, each mini inking one season tlc-
iHp.ui.Mi ' Jq" ket t .. eiith:
O.
idly
jay M'Co:-mlc'('a
l ii s.'itor had lo
H.innev. rlty dog license cull.wT.iyi Allnn llaqy):i ST II. F?ii!
lust uigni on accoiini oi ih-imk io- jonn r . iseiu, A. I". Dixon, NvViister
oned. A good deal of rat polsonlnf Kliicnld, F. K. Dunn, Jack Itodmiin,
Is now being put out over the clt. Dr. T. W. Harris, CnAn Fisher, F.
t3
' io",,?y V
The Money QiQition
Is as much how to Q'P lls
how to Ret It.
What Is the nseO striving
to acuulte It. If It is mine to
be a source of worry? j
i i.r, r.i .tr..r. i.ii..i v
SAVINGS BANK answers the
i""u"ii 'i ti.,.. m iiiuiieyJi
safely Qj conveniently.
An account (hero means ab
solute security for your cash
and freedom from wonQ tor
you. QOpcn an accounrimt
vou can give at' Instead ofv.ilf
0 our mind to Q.ir bustness.
1 he Eugene LoaQ a9d. Savings Bank
Ul'HAii ami m urn s, iu.-v,i(io.
KHTAHMSIIKD 1KIU. Q
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Springfield Biatch
factory, girls or women tirpack
matches; good wages and steady
work. Ring or communicate with
Paul Beltelhelm. Springfield, Or.
run eti.e jn iiiaucj ror a oicv-
Williams Transfer has receded
several carloads ofOties for wood.
Nice id dry. o9
Heating furnace, brick and founda
tion stone for sale cheap by First
Bank. a
Heart to Heart
Talks.
By EDWIN A. NYE.
Copyright. 1908. by Edwin A. Njra.
FOOD FOR. THE TIGER. ONE ACT.
This is a sketch for a commonplace
drama with a dash of tragedy lu It
Cast of characters:
A repentant boy embezzler. .
The boy's mother a widow.
A busy and Just Judge.
A common bucket shop keeper.
It Is recited how the stripling In the
courtroom bas been speculating on the
board of trade, so called. lie bad an
ambition to buy a home for his mother. I to the hlshtest biiin!' f'
Early in the game the boy used his , f01l,h door of the m,
.if v.i i i," i.oni, .,m 1. 1 In Eugene. I . . u0,;iir
T"e only 0 H,
'o.iic. ThU rem, i. ?'
Htl n,an.
euros t int ,,. ., 51
c .tie
It eradicates ali "l
to scroiula.
100 Doses
Il usual ;im,u ...
bwskoownassa,,..-1
""01,
('UaIinuji-----J
made and entered M
in said court on ,1 I
oner for Mi. ". fcl
showed up lu red figures. He then
took money belonging to tho flrn to
margin, his deals. . The deals failed.
The books showed the theft. The boy
was arrested and put In Jail. '
The mother fit.' near the boy In the
courtroom ns near ns she can cet.
She Is a' commonplace mother, gray
haired and worn of face. Anon n tear
drops clown her cheek and fnlls un
heeding on her calloused bands. . Yes. I road record
she has told the Judge m a plea for
mercy yes. her boy Is guilty, but he
did not mean to do It.
Enter th? Just judge to sit down In
his easy cushioned swivel chair.' Trag
edy or comedy. It Is nil a part of the
day's work for him lie cnlls the case,
hears the boy's p$a of guilty, lo&ss
Into a calf bound book, writes some
thing In bis docket Then he says to
the boy:
"Stand up!''
How pathetically slight In tflgure Is
the slip of a lad!
"Hnve you anything to sny?"
"Nothing, your honor."
"Then It Is the Judgment of this
court that you be sentenced to serve
five years at hard labor. I have made
the entry In the docket. And this
court hones, young man, yon will have
learned yonr lesson. Call the next case."
As the bailiff starts to lead the boy
away there Is & muffled scream of
In the forenon "r
afternoon. tn." 1 '1
afternoon of said dU
described real t, .J' M
i nastf J
poiat I
by ten,
Commencing at
SOUth Of tho I m
county road recorded uT -I
road on i,:. iic ? ' I
road records ( .,T;
Oregon, thence nor, "
of fa id road U i-nalns. ,1 ,'i
i no H-iist ii., : -"i-i
Dfliuit iin 1 oim v ,,,. - 4
2 west. 6.40ch.C"S'
I ... .uumui
, ....in oi ine ,me. th. .1
right angles iviiu sail rau'iJ
uieuce soufa
said road line 17.14 cliaitiB
-. .uuiiii roaa ttoi;J
u.jiees east
along centiOof said s...
place of uesinnini. ...l
acres in Lane county, 0rei7;l
j.-... iu me nsm oi couriestUil
uiviueu i-i uiereot in Frail 'i
Her, which will be conm.r-:
to the purchaser of
umcu u.iuuer Jtfl lij
.MARGARET I. Bil
Guardian of tne person itiKl
Mary unn Kees. Maiti I
Rees and Lela Gladys Cie J
minors.
C. W. Bell, who has been at Oai-' v fiv.m ti. mti.r sho lnnaoa
lnnd for tho 'lmt Rpvernt mnntlisiV. ft .
was In the city yesterday and today
Into ifnconsclousness. How provoking!
The court must stop a few moments
until a doctor O called, JS'bo tnkes the
woman away, rrovoklng; but
You sec, the boy Is the only son of
is mother, and she is a widow.
As the curtain falls th? buOet shop
man Is shown In the background en
gaged On selecting Terslnn rugs for
his new and handsome town house.
Not ire if rli'O SFttlrarcl
Instate of Isaac Barclat. d.i
Notice is hereby given thrl
B. Dorrls, administrator ol n
tate, lias filed his accoup'H
finlil KPttlpliipnt nf tho .P.
1 IHIfi sir lllnclncV in'lhol.vPl
said day. has been set lor ab
jections to tl. same 'O i
it. Llinsman. county judge :
A. a no county.
v .... . o.u r. I
j uiiteu o.n uo ii vi
iwuiig u:au . ;
This is no fancy sketch. It Is a GKO. B. DORSi
transcript from a real life drama. Administrator of the estate.!
The bucket shoo keeper furnished the Barclay, deceased.
tiger. J'hc boy Hrnislicd the food for 1 Administrator's Notice to
Notice is tiers1"' gives tut t
II. Roberts hasV.een appoir:-.
nilnlstrator of the estate of J:
Roberts, deceased, by an order I
cotititv court ol Lane coantj. i
of BVegon, on the 56th dij ;
tO tiger. The Judge furnished the
Mnvlct and the mother the boy.
Young man
That wheat rO 'n nc board of trade
bulldliuj;. Lnsnlle street, Chicago, Is
only a few feet across, but It Is as
deep as hell Itself.
Do you understand?
IT IS AS DEEP AS HELL.
riliMAffi.M' CAKBOIjiC BAIiVE
WITH ARNICA and WITCH M7tfl.
The best salve In tie world for cuts,
bruise, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, let
ter, chapped hands and all skin erup
tions. Guaranteed give satisfaction
or money refunded. Sold by Linn
drug company.
Yo lake
little
Kodol 1nst for
while when ytJu have slight attacks.. N-
of Indigestion, an, you take It Just
a little longer in order to get relief
'from severe attacks of iniQirestRin or
Qervofrs dyspepsia. Try Kodol today.
gust. 1S0S. and notice is herrt'i
that all iiersjtij'avingdaiiffi!j
u ifjrol.r ruiti!iJ . I
saiu es.tt.c a.c iiv.v".. .
stit the same to said liat-A
at hisehonie on the corner o I
Hovonth mid Jefferson street: I
gene. Oregon, duly verifiei tl
nntreil hv law. or at the la m I
I. N. Hnrbaiigli. at Roomioi:
First National Dank. Etifene.O
within six montns iruui
u Fl.-f ., Miration of tniit
Dat?d this 26th Jay of i t
CEOIIGE H. ROBEpl
Aauiw..
19US.
lARBAl'tilj,
Attorney for Etate.
Sold by all druggists.
Hest nuallty tents-?" 'fl
CHAMBHHS H.'R1'"' I
cla, a Poco No. A folding camera.
4in. nearly new Enquire at SOO
KYst Tlilrteenth street., Demp
ster's storo. ol2
VOfl SA'JI OI TItADK Light dou
ble harness, also single harness: at
a bargain. Call at 2 SO East Elev
enth street, Ol4
The first big rally of the season I
will be held on Klncaid field next FOR SALE lxase ogjgood building '
Friday night, fiv wbl.ii plans are 1 and furnltury suitable for meat
being formed lo make tlQ.argest and 1 shop. AdilriM Box 636, Eugene,
Ore.
ola
'Ok'
FOR SALE A vfel ued.
ill Iho Willi.. !l,.,
Eighth street.
;Q.,
KrwJh cow giving Mooilf
'lnf'y of Slk iu exchange for
him...- tr
most fyi u sJiHic rnllv ever held
WVV laQ pile of Q)l hnrrelsl
uiVi waste iniiterlnl Is rollected bv I WANTED
the Freshmen who wll!fJ)rovlde an
ImtKMise bonfire. Addresses will hoi. go.
nu.wW'y Hon. (Tll. Friendly, "Pat
McAiriiiir, I'resrfient Cnnipliell and
ot tiers. rj)
A fQitnre of the calffwlll he the
flrst uppearance of the fiewly formed
uulverslly Imnd which will had the
parade through town. The hand has
been practicing ralthfQv.
The alumni team will he one of
the stninge-o.tliat has ever been to
gether at oW.ni.
.Among those who will turn out! Have you neglected your kidneys
j)1 ne AVovunniu-. i etnpietotiiAA1 nave you overworked your nervous
i-i.i i. . iiaii.'i , . svhumii Him causeii trounie wnn your
Seasonable
Kerron. IWourette
Moores, achnrliis,
Met'
Kinney
Eiiquire
staurant on West
"12 Q
WANTED- f good housekeeper.
Address SVx lit:., Springfield.
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WILLIAMS' KIDXKY PILLS
nores, .actinrtiis, Ar.tilger ami
Clnln. With Selli AJrrnn, Mc
Inney, Lntaurette aVff Telnllleiu,
Hug
on
at center.
In the Vk field,
Moores "Srii.l I handler at ends and a
line such us the rest will f,.rm th.
varsity team will have Its hands full
Ktutieys ami madder: Hnve you
pains in the lolti? side, hack, groins
jrtd too frequent a deslry 10 pass.
Wine? If so, Williams' Kidney Pills
will cuss; you. Sold by Linn Drug
Lotupay price oil cents.
O TEA
Buy tea by thQ ounce
until vou rrct Schilling's
Best ; n makes no differ
ence then.
Your tncrf "t!n rout Bionr II roa doal
Hard brie for rummers.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO
DeWltt s Little Early Risers, the
famous littlo liver pills. Sold by all
druggs.
PILF.s: rn.jai;
Williams Indian Pile OlntmeM
will cure blind, bleeding and Itching
piles. It Osorbs the tumors, ailnys
ttchlug t once, acts as a poifftlce,
gives Instant relief. WOlams' In
dian Pile Ol.Otnent la prepared for
piles and Itching of theOrlvate parts.
Sold by Linn Dm Co., bv mall 60c
and 11.00. Wpnams Mfg. Co.,
props., tieveisna. o.
glen's Suspenders
TO CLOSE OUT
Wehaveafew
9o2i MEN'S
wc
tjsh to close
out at20 per
cctt cficount.
That is, these suspenders arc
25-centcrs and we will close
them out at the low OA.
price of &Jl
MI
Men's ard Boys'
Underwear
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Boys' Fc?c Lined Un
derwear, heavy, well
made, full sizes, per gar
ment 28 cents
Men's Fleece Lined
Shirts and Drawers, tne
sanitary fleece soli ev
erywhere at 50 or 60c,
our price per garment
45 cents
n
Specials
Worries!? W
Children's
Underwear
Ladies' Combine
Su'its, bleached. lm;
c.iit v'1
bargain
wo-Piece W fl
garment
rsiiHren'sUnde
gradated t1
:r, tn siZC rar'?C
in s .
15c up.
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n ii 1 ii iii
l.H 8 3 I I i I 8 i It
UMBRELLAS;
A Chili's Umbrella for 4Sc anc I bre
t las at pot, uuii -r vn -
our line oi vrjona v- kittle f0" 1
with tne prcttiesi nanur.a
MURPHEY'S RACKET
STCR
35 East. 9th St
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