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Eugene ckgets "Nemo" Corset, Dent' Glomes, Munsing Underwear, Morgybak Silks
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TpgiorrowcFrjcndly s lZth rriday .Surprise ale
fl A
TOO Umbrella?,
Tomorrow your ehoice of
and fancy hancs-Paragon
26-incb size. Wonderful
$1.25 and . 50, Tomorrow
Special, each
p0,X)r.0iXJWc volucs.Qmmense
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25 hith trade Ladies' TailoiQd Suits, the very newest fall and winter styles, not mure
tln toe aligt; ccn-O in bluos,
matcrlS chovron, stripes, diagonal, van uyxe ana rancc
To et tho picii come
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Jst in by eOpress and just in time fcr the first raio a" ncw styles, colorings and weaves-1
ar,ddh prices fcr tjse qualities are lower than ever. The weaves in th$g Ijiin Coats are
U jpen, ftjni and tirfit fitting
J fe CB3Ld3b3k5CtS3C0i oS& D2t3es
r JCCO aaisiijBfcin t0twle Outina Flannsi GoEnfcPomen
(I I aaflJlcr cHildflan 3 to l
snJ'vrtP7 ottfn9 cnos? etc., maae Dig ana iuu, prices ?i,tpiOiJ p iq w.jw
. bicMt !bS af&Pillotfs Spacially f rieed
6 doaaat? ftll ttpol btenets, doubb bed size, $3.(J) values, a pair. Q $g.40
82.50 CcmOtm qfiO-UiJ.
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jfa e&CEK iSff k3989 Snc llioet complefo lii? of Genuine Priestly Rain Coats
6KD5b $mfWsftS to fefc ftoiiift cipjf feoth ffr Men anjji Boys, ajid made in
rW difenfc 3&jtls. o" ". o
WSSS 0'0?Pf?andoBo7s; umbrellas
0 9V7 b?Scj5Ejo)ro id sGla, fpoon . ... . . . 50c to $8.50
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iloQ Is being i
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rTkcKEirOcneC? Loan
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cai-itai. vi snifus. ma.ytMHi.
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1.30 wjs. Ea 81
300 Umbrellas, natuI stick
frame, Gloria covering, a
bargains. Regular prices
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assortment
browiO, green, red and black;
early. Sizes 34 40, while
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mm SfaHfeBeft Suite
ai&$Ba.013 to S25
effects, the prices --
yoanjoia. l ne gowns cogie in
White wool csneje a pair
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BSSagSsje Mm&$
& rosoSfcp of vs&el fabpics
Ing "tents, have estaQUhod nn of-
flee Qth Attorney 1). Qlleu over
r,nu)ii a uuij store.
TlioO""' Kimene V. C. T. II. will
..,.,, , ... i nUrue on Orchard av
pnue tomorrow atterno.
ftillQtenilaui'e is desli'
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al 2:.iu. A
I The Fisher Qnulry Co. will move
Into Its new biillvilng at the ciuae'Ql'
O'"111 llHamelte QjnXs
"o Its new utihviing at tne ciyyii".
IQuu bntiOay and lOi-.i'iuly for husl
' nesa ihery next MouWy,
Charli V7 Croner has ngnl" taken
l,u lwHI a" driver of the city's
fire team, t'liin les l-nyKir I Jl
till
er hnvluir rOiins ilrlnu
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' Q: " Mary Q Kern! O. sister nf
Y ... Mm, . . n w.
ner, n.w conveO! Her one-tiiini f i
I toivnt lu hulfon tho Uuimiton Htuiv
ilii.ll.llii.. ..ol.l.m,... rf t. In I .
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-AWoiM Ilk
S"'0 at woQ .r-Ord- J
l- ii. we irnnsnrtior oi me t.uwi ii
0VQ,
tin 1 1
UfnlrQe uo I.Ci''" than yours.
But tljir orvtffT and standing
are IQIrW lu-ciiuse they have a
bank accounJ
Why not give yourself the
same advanixe byipvnliig lut
aiQunt wlilWi-f t?
and Savings Bank
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$ 1 $0 Women's
B) Women's wool vests and
in natural grey color, all sizes,
only three dozen. If you wish
earlv tnmnrrnw. $1.00 values
early tomorrow.
E&nso LqpbIQ Vest, and Pants
b ''tjop Wocjpu aod Children, each 25c
50 dozen of the best values in women's and children's
fleece lined vei and pants, white and grey, 2 Sc
at this low price, each
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made from the very latest
are rare bar-
stripes, i nqgp
they last at this low price $25
13, $2C and3$25
Sieging Garments
and children, knit sleeping
an piain colors ana an ira-
auwBiw iu,uu
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CraveaeMeo Rain Goat efor
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Rosalie Uausch nnd a lot ndjolninit I
the residence to her brothers, the i
deed IiuvIiVquhI been jreoorded. This 1
Kl'C!0;8 "A" zlm""' Mothers own-)
ors ui' il.o i-Olre urupeiv, worth sov-
erul Q.uwd tlOirs. I
,
rain has caused tho Long Tom i
'i.MT '.vest of the city to become
Aiiiicu wun wilier mm duck minting
i... r i ri li .1 u nii nnQ r.pnnt-.
ly started a Job printing plant hero,
18 O'1 111 th'VJ. J- -Nicolle resl
deiu'priiiii'rly at coi ner nf W.'st
Tenth and l.lncoln'reeti.fDr $-ly
thereQught to be goiQ) no.v. Sio
sii'rai clubs arc getting ready for
nw.er
frk tn that lino,
of the Chris
tian church will give a reception to
all students and their friends on Kri-
1-11-IIIIIK, l',l,lH. m, in I HlVllSt-
W in of th,. church.
All wh(2'e
will lienindo welcome
CO PeleiQi.
.Qiy Mi'CorniyK sr
F. L. Anultnge,
'N5.!snrt r.d McPlierson.
Uie Inst iiiiniMlljl'liiK from Portland
returned 1jj4J night from hunting
trip up tlQsouth fork ot theQlc
Kenile. They rnxsl Bftor s'lvess.
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from PnyaWii. WisV, and
.
i. reside on the Hovey farm two
anW a hsK miles southwest of the
city. whlQ they hsve leased. Their
JtoiQhold Q-tHiiQlved thlj-jnorn-
hie OonL doors a! the pQt
NstVial lUk3,lliif! Ohelvr'V'Ut
up and whcn"uua la finished wi he
work of reiOlellng and enlarcinc
Ihe building which has been gv'jti
for the pt several months, vV.l be
rinlSeil r
O w u -0
Siiii of t' rniichhiprv fur sVirh
j9 itorhjui.lUs tiowAlanliiK mill on
h,tr r.tunth stnnM TiTts arrived nn
is boltix htuiloJ to the now mlllm-
Underwear 75c.
drawers, gd heavy weight,
but the quantity is small,
your share e here 7 C
for
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from
YOUR MONEY'SWORTJi
OR YOUR MONEY BA(53i?
Inc. V nrk In hut tup ruchn.i n i
building as rapldlyns thtPwcather
will permit. O
C. Fletcher mmi.i.ni ... .u
city's fire team ,who has Just re-
signed from his position, while skat-
'"K at the roller rink last night, fell
' tl,e floor nnd broke his left arm
' J"1" "' ineyinw, ur. p . .M. Day,
"iivuuvu uie in I rv.
Louis n. Madden, while assisting
to put In the winter front ot Na
Jeaiis elRiir store this forenoon, fell
fronUiio scaffold to the sidewalk sev
eral feet bolmwa board having bro
,G., 8 1,fyoulder was dislocat
edV'llo was Wen to the Eugene hos
pital, where he was pld under nn
amies.hetic and Dr. iQ,r llt,enJod
The relnfoii'CG centre VEd.jr m.
mock Is the on to buv. The O re
wider, longer and awonger than the
ordinary kind. U
CHAMBERS HARDYQre CO.
Largin.meni or rockers and din
ing cnaii-5 Just received. See us for
iip-io-nate turu.ture at rig
prices.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
nfyitfs Little Early Risers the
" ...no inrr iii. OOla OJT all
druggists.
NKW TODAY
FOR SALE Dining table, chairs
sideboard. befYi- ijit. couch,
secretary, etc. ( Vl wforeJ 1 a
m. at M3 Willamette Q Ooc' '
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g oQFOR SALE -Poland China pigs two
Vjnths old, Phone Farmers
O1
W.XlCi Fresh cow
giving good
quality ot ml IK
giHid lop bligg
sy. KO.Mc.MurpheyMf
gtKd tjji buggy
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J I iiini juiiwiiw rhiwuxaiA : f"'iiknr.rM;I
I iiniiriinrn nn'lDT S
ARE CHOSEN
rii-rk Lee nnd Sheriff
! Bown this nfiernoon drew tne usi ui
i trial jurors for theXovember ierm of
; circuit courvwhicO convenes on the
; first MondaVQ next month. The list
! is as ffiflpwa:
J. E.Theliis, farmer. Florence pre
cinct. W. K. Goode, farmer, Mabel pre
cinct. H. E. Alllngham, farmer, 'Willam
ette precinct.
Andrft Bunch, farmer, Heceta pre
cinct. Lester jSS)by, farmer, 3per pre
cinct. J. M. Kitchen, farmer. Irving pre
cinct. a. B. Jackson, Jr., farmer, Sas5:w
preclniiti.
EmtMtt SjHPrlndle, farme Five
Rivers precinVr.
nonree I.. nv. farmer. Irvine pre-
cinct. V)
l nomas tjrf iai mci i"6 1"-
cl--t.
T. .MGi'J'ert, clerk, South Eugene
X.-. 2 preiQct.
Wm. A. Seymour, carpenter. South
W'o. 1 nrec:nct.
Frank N. McAI'ster. banker, North
Ki'Tm No 1 nrecinct.
Oeore H. Bogue, Atrmer, South
Junction precinct.
. P. Currin, m
ta"J Crove nrecinct.
O'to V. Brabham, farmer. North
.Iu,,rtf:o" precinct.
Othn Roberts, merchant. South Eu
gere NV " pivlnct.
P. S. Hills, farmer, Jasper preclncl.
R. C. Martin, mechanic, Springfield
precinct. O
E. Q Gum, farmer, Irving preQ
A. A. Gibson, farmer, HQnan pre
cinct. Carroll A. Harlow, farmer, Bohe
mia preclnc.
Ed Oron, teaWer, North Junction
precinct.
J. W. Smith, farmer. North Junc
tion precinct. O
W. J. Canadny, farmer, Cote pre-
Qlnct. O n
E. E. Brattnin, farmer, Canfjr
Creek precinct.
Geo. A. Dyson, prl iter. South Eu
gene No. 2 nrecinct.
M. L.-Wallace, farmer, Jasper pre
tlnct. N. J. Moffett, farmer, Norht Junc
tion precinct.
J. T. CnQson, farmer, Pleasant Hill
precinct. 1
JOS, JACOBS ACQUITTED
o IN JUSTICE COURT
The trial of Joseph Jacobs, ac-
Iut trag tioM this nttamnnn ha.J
fore Justice of the Peace R. S. Dry-1
! son. By stipulation of both sides a
jurv ui uuiv iuu was stiecifii as
follows: P. D. Newell, AmoCWIlkins,
! Ceo. H. Courtrlght. F. B. Dunn and
! J. E. Eoach. A large number of wlt-
nesses were examined by both
sides. J. M. and Geo. A. Pipes and
L. M. Travis are attorneys for Jac
obs and Deputy Prosecuting Attor
ney Skipworth represents the state.
The jury after being out only a few
minutes returned qv verdict of not
Kiilltynnd t'o justice complimented
themQ.i rendering such a verdict.
Tl.O reason for this was that of
the witnesses ndmjfvd on the stand
thnt he lied In giving his testimony
In the trlai. of Jacobs in Qi city
court. Uq
NEWS NOTES.
The Crater Lake season willQose
October 2n. Tho camp estnblitiliel
by V. G. Steele has closed, but meals
and accommodations can be secured
ai uie Aram camp, at tCjot 0f theQJi
climb to the 'fie. untiVuetober 20. ,1
4fS,",e"Ih:,t 601)0 People vis
ited eVater Lake (Q'tig the season of
The first train load of dirt for fill
ing in the yard at the denot arrived
today and was dumped south of thO
new Hpiint AlKcn., l-n.nn . -'i
S. A. J, Puter has returned frrfj
Washington nnd proposes to aid the
government in recovering property
jjj)lt has been unlawfully taken from
A Sherman county man whhas
been experimenting with Kafflicv-..
wMl plant SlO res of It next yearT
GF.VHI) IM..XXT
NOW I'ltlM-AUr
if?!)
I-OK WORK Ati.MX.
The Guard Prin,
wnt Is now lnsta!lS .V4 7S
Vllamette (Theatre Block)
and is prepared to do a'l
kindsof printing more sat
satlfQtorily than ever and
no ii more prnmptlv We
have itistalled a splendid new
cylinder book and j:b press
a new double deck llnotvne"
and much additional material'
making the plant double the
size of any other In the city
and one of the finest In the
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lephone number si.O as
GKRMAX llALIXXIX
IX NORTH SKA.
Rerlin. Oct. l.i.The Ger
man balloon Buslev cajne
down Thursday mo'rnlng n
the North Sea. Two men on
....mi ere rescued bv
a pass-
nig steamer.
--J
ro not U"' intnnn I..1I . .
!Wlfy hMney and Bladder Pl'be
i , '"ere tsn t anything inV a,
I good. Sold by .11 druggists J ' "i
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W..B. Wheeler, of Deefhorn; is In i iiM
Ed Bricker, of Dallas, Is in thectty '''"("jfflT''
on business. . "lt,
Newton Bryant of Franklin was in! JIr. -Vtirr--.
the city today. ; HaK(.r citv i. P :
H. w. ilahon is down rrom Mabel : ""niH of vr " ifcj
. . i v r
John Blanton was a staee iMston. N. A s.u
ger for Elmira this jnorniug, 'noon from pl,?''
Attorney Geo. A. Pipes went to 1 thtre to brin. W
Portland today on business. i brother, Sewell tl W
Herbert Button returned today i 1'XaOthere ' k Jjj
from a short business trip south. 1 "aiph Rovohsv
Dr. F. E. Selover returned this af-1 terday from Al.lv
ternoon from a trip to Portland. Ser' Count V . , O'
H. N. Cockerllue. the insnmnr'iay for Sn'r. mntj, u
man, is in theOty from Albany.
Mrs. W. A. Layne of Harrisburg,
was in the city today on business.
N, L. Taliafero and wife, of Baker
City, are here visiting relatives.
M. L. Harpole and son.f Junction
Ci spent last night In Etrgene.
.Mrs. Millican was a pas'sengeryn
the stage this morning for Walter
ve. X L. Siirdam and wife of Coeur d'
Alene, Idaho, arrived in Eugene last
nieht.
w.Mr.
Williams, the Dexter mer
chant, was In the city yesterday on
business.
Mrs. .1. T. Bell went to Portland to-
dayi
O' 3o'n her husband, who has lo-
cate
eu there.
Ivan B. Rhodes, the Y. "M. C. A.
worker, arrived up -from Portland
this Drning,
Mrs. J. H. Jackson returned this
noon from a v'slt with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hohl, at Cottage
Grove.
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1 llUdy ana
Saturday
TEAandOFFEE LEAD BLC
CANISTERS0
Combination of colors, de
signs in gold, green and
black, witb silver effect. Tea
or coffee in gold lifter. Deep
snug fitting cover with
i.i..i. .,.,.i...i i i. n
iuhjiv UllilllllMUU IVI1UM. Vtll-
city, one pounii. Jiiacu iuc
BIRD CAGE
HOOKS0
Bronzed iron, mwincs from
P socket. Each,. Pjc
DANA FOO
CHOPPER
'We offer the 11-kflown
Dana CuttO'P, which we be
lieve to be the best iQod
Choker on the mar9et, be
cause it cuts thO greatest
variety of foods.Qis easicsjt)lL1 f)M
(ueatieu aim wears ine iouk- :.. .. i,. rnr. w
est. at t.lie pvtremo low ' r
Price 1.35
oMurpbey's Racket m
et Weather GoA
Bicycle Capes,
t o
SteePMud Girds,
Mud Splashers,
WatdPProofHats and Coafe '
nru:ioUnh'n Boo
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VmUUVcI- 1 lllglfi
Umbrella Covers
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Repairii&p
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K5wnUtUtUJU-4M
lor San p. - i
I -Mrs. c p V,11
1 R- A.' MSLS ?t!fti
Franbll,
U4.
ternoon on a tUIl
Have yon .
limou, Shoulder Brxt.
nation C'rth z H
eorset.'Sltliough it .v!
It as welL gTv?:
smothering of tuVi
Rirlj, esusdaii.
Worn by both W S
Agent will call. Mis. i
best nualii tun.. ...
hOi !;rlCK tnr ,.,.
0 CHAMBERS HaRDKaJ
Special:
TURfiUO!
Plain or Decorat
We have licence to
aO'iiitoiI supply of tt:
all of purest P.nleti
Oass. Smooth meiW
Special, each ....
CARPET
TACKS
Pigh gra''cut stl
,')(!() in paper, 6, S anJ
Qit'i- paper
24-incli teniiwredd
fil.l and set, varnist'
luindle. AVe
COD:
35 East Ninth StrQt,
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