Eugene daily guard., October 22, 1908, Image 8

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PERSONALS. jE.
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Mrs. Rachel Sanders is here from I
Portland.
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Agents for "Nemo" and "Kabo" Corsets, Munsing Underwear, Wayne Knit Hosiery, Dent Gloves
The Frjendly Store's 178th Friday Surprise Sales Tomorrow
Grand Values in Fall and Winter Merchandise for Men, Women and Children, Blankets, Etc.
Grand Values in Winter Underwear
Hundreds of garmer for women and children at very low price?; wool, cotton
and fleece lined in white, cream and gray, 25c, 35c, 50c, 65c, 75c, $1 to $5
Flannelette Gowns $ IqOO, $ 1 .25 and $1.50
Made of extra quality outing flannel in plain colors and fancy stripes and checks;
made with collar and V-shaped neck; single and double-breasted; special
value3 tomorrow. O
3 1 .50 Dress Kid Gloves, colors and black, pr 85c
20 dozen women's dressed .kid glove3 in a big range of colors and black; 2 and 3
clasp; values to $1.75; special while they last 85c
Outing Flannels 5c, 8c, 10c and I2c
$ J. 50 Novelty Dress Gtfods, special, yd 75c
l?ie best dress gooefs values of the season; 500 yards fancy weaves, blues,
browns, grays, greens, etc.; values to $1.50, now 75c yard
$ 1 .25 Plaid Silks Tonlorrow Only yd 85c
For tomorrow only we offer these plaid ifllks ;all good styles, light and dark ef
fects; values to $1.75; sale price, a yard . . 85c
$2.50 Cotton Down Cojnforts, special each $ 1 .80
Half Hundred Women's Tailored Suits at
A!mst Half Price
$60.00 Values at $38.00
$35.00 Values at $19.75
Greatest bargains of high grade
tailored suits of the season
Announced . for. tomorrow
Every one this season's new
est styje .arid all made of the
mct fashionable materials.
Beautiful high-grade suits in
blues, browns, greens and
black; sold regular at
$25 to $35, .; lf 7C
now....?. ....vpiV.D
Stunning suits that gold at $50
to $60,
sale price
The New King Tailored e
Waists $3,50 to $5
The best values in' high-grade
linen tailored waists, new
styles, tucks and pleats,,
plain and with , yoke effect;
the very best values we have
ever shown at the prices,
. ... . $3.50 to $5
$38.00
Warm Winter Underwear For Men and Boys
Underwear fromhe best mills and 'made in the best possible mariner of the finest selected' cotton,
wool and other materials. .
Fine all-wool Underwear in gray, tan and blue; shirts and
drawers; sizes 30 to 48; splendid values. . . . . ... . ....
Cooper thoroughly-shrunk, tape neck, all-wool ribbed and flat,
Underwear; reinforced drawers; all sizes.,
Fine silk and wool, all wool and cotton mercerized Underwear,
made in all styles,
$2.00, $2.25, $2.50 and $3.00 a Garment
$1,00
$1.50
Munsing Union Suits for men in white and gray only; in cotton, cotton and
wool mixed and all wool, $1.50, $2.50, $3.50 and $4.00 a garment.
Cotton ribbed Underwear in white and blue, all sizes; best values, 50c
75c, $1.00 and $1.25.
Unlimited variety of styles and weights" in eyery kind of hosiery, in cotton,
heavy cotton, several grades of woolTiose and fine silk and mercer
izedhoso 10c to $3.00 a pair
Eugenck's Largest and Best Store ;
Your Money's Worth or Your Money Back
S. H. FRIENDLY
592-594 WILLAMETTE'S"!".
Ladies' Home Journal Patterns for No
vember now on sale. Monthly "Style Book
Free. .
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, CITY NKW8 .
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ItvKlKtrut lint at the University has:
reached SU. 1
Thorn will ho no prayer mooting'
'at the Baptist church .to,nlnht. j
The paving work on West ElKhth 1
truut lu resumed tnta morning. i
Trainer Hajward or the Univer
sity expects hlH lacrosse slicks to ur-:
rlva In about unu week. I
; Household goods Tor Prof. Guy C.
Stockton. A. C. Miller and John O.
Robinson have arrived lit the S. 1.
depot durliiK the past da yor so.
W. C. Nicholas and llolton Humble.
In behalf of tho peerless commoner, i
spoke at the Central schoolhoiii la
miles west of KiiKono last n Ik lit. ,
The remains of W. II. McLean who
died In the St. 8Vlncenl hoapltul at
PurtlanJ Inst nlKht, were broiiKht toi
KuRPUe this rtttrnoon for burlul.
Her. C, M. Miller of rtorkoley, Cnl.,
will address tho people at the IlaptlHt
church tomorrow night at 7 o'clock
on the subject, "The Speaking Man."
A twelvo-foot cement aldownlk has
been ordered built on l'nrk street In
tho rear of tho Hull store, the Wal
ton hlnrk and the other buildings
alonir there.
Architect John lluntlcker Is draw
ing plans for a nine-room residence
to be erected by C A. Drown on
Hast Fourteenth street In the I'nlver
ally addition.
A car load of cement for the O.rlf-'
fin Hardware (Jo., and a car load of
flour for the Ax Hilly storo were
among the shipments Into Eugene
this morning.
!L. C. nrnsh of Hutte. Mont., has
bought (leorgn wllloughby's resi
dence property on the corner of
West Tenth and Lincoln streets nnd
will bring his family here In the
spring to resldo.
O. W. LIU Is building an 11S00
bungalow on Klfth street betweAi
Lincoln nnd Lawrence. Lew Kester
Is the architect, halng also drawn
tho plans for Mr. Llll's new home
which Is Hearing completion now.
H. Cornforth. recently from Col
orado, has piirVhiiaed F. J. Merger's
lot in tho fair grounds addition nnd
ho will build a residence thero. Mr.
Merger sold the property at an ad
vance of 1 1 50 over what ho paid foi
ii during me summer.
Thn hnnrd nf mvArmiKi nP tUa
Commercial Club met last night and
authorised Manager Hartog to at
tend the Oregon-Idaho Development
League meeting and the good roads
convention at Koscburg on Friday
evening and Saturduy of this week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. O. llogart re-
: turned rrom Nnicm tills artornoon
bringing tluOiody of Mrs. Stella Tlm
nions. who was murdered there yes-
' tordny morning by her husbn.ud, C.
i Y. Tlmmons. who afterwards cut his
own throat, but who will probably re-
I cover.
! The Women's I'nlon or the llaptlst
church will have a social tomorrow.
ilKrlilA), afternoon at the homo of
Mrs. JT.M. Howe. 8Si V 1 0th street,
from 2:30 to 5 o'clock. A very eor
dlal Invitation Is extended to all
members of the church and congre
gation, especially new members and
uewcomers.
R. llottoiirourt and family ar
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Busy Bank
Book-Keepers
ire constantly at work record
ing the transaction of tho Eu
gene Loan A Savings Hank.
Much of their time is spent
op the accounts of nen whoso
Iffnlrs are no larsor than vourr.
Wet their credit an 1 f a-v"...
..! inKiicr because they h:vo a
bank account.
Why not f-lve yourself the
a-ltne advantage by opening nil
account Willi us?
rived here this morning from Bragg
nniir.....,i.. Ti.... i i..
Harms farm of 720 acres on Spencer
creea. :nr. narnis anu nis rnmiiy
expect to go to Indiana this winter
for a visit. 11. Chezem says that he
expects to locale more eastern peo
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Members of Co. A., O. N. G., are at
their range soulh of the ll shoot
ing for (he regimental and Individ
ual trophies. Col. Yornn nnd Capt.
Honck are conducting the shoot. Co.
C. shoots tomorrow.
Following In the lineup of tho high
school football team In the big
game with the University freshmen
tomorrow afternoon. Center, Pen
gra; guards. Cook and Rae; tackles.
Anderson and Hulley; ends, Preston
and dray; second half, Ilustlu and
Morlson: .quarter. Kuykendall;
halves. Knox and Krelger; fullback,
Jenkins.
Some beautiful SluStaw apples
were received yesterday by the Com
mercial Club and added to the rapid
ly growing Lane County exhibit.
They were sent by Kdltor V. H.
Weathersnn or The West and came
from R. Mensley of North Fork. Geo.
W. Irving of Walterville added some
potatoes. Chas. S. Williams, a fine
lot of Kngllsh walnuts and Pr. L. p.
Scarbrough or Creswclll, a lot o
splendid dried prunes.
A. M. Gilbert (mini- 1,.....,
the circuit court against A. II. Illnk-
son tor damages In the sum or
$!'11.f0. He alleges that for I00
the defendant agreed to show him
a timber claim upon vjjtch ho lo
cated under the bellet Wat It con
tained 4.000.000 feet of timber.- but
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At St. Vincent's1 hospital in Plrt
and, Oct. 21, 1908, at 8 p. m.. Wll
nam u. McLean, aged 50 years. He
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At the home of the bride's parents,
! ,ann!l Mrs' T' G' Hendricks, Oct.
hn ' t. m . .u"uu"tu na miss
Callum officiating.
--n- " " til
Pliulilan, t I .
ing been taken to l hnK-T,''"YJt"""L v ".nk. Rev. J. S. Mc-
"r BO "K" for a surgical operation.
.csieiuuv worn wnn nu. vo un . . .
was recovering rapidly, but , LJ p ,Gr?Ve',...?cto,'er
age came later that he was sinkine1 i.V-.. V. ana .viiss
nd he continued totoiXfitiSgftfVV"- R(!v- C' "
death came. Deceased was born in ' OInclatlns-
, , , v".""l-v- iay-j3, 18BS. and re
siled on tamp Creek for many vears
He leaven n wlfn i '.,
George .N. of Eugene and John fj
-,.un..c, luUr uaugniers and a son.
Tho remains were brought to Eugene
this afternoon for interment.
TEA
You can have it pood ii
you want to.
tr bad if you don't take
care.
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Your trtrar whirv mt moitr Vin(a1
kit ScluiUn'i S.h. w. Hr tim
4. 4.
Co. C Itnnce Sntiirdur nlirln. A
000 feet. He seeks to recover 1 5 He
dnmni:es bv beltiL- H.,nriv.i ... ki.
right to tile again on timber land
and to recover the location tee or
M00, together with $11.40 expenses
In Vlsltilll the lin,l...r t vi .
George A. Pipes are attornevs for the
plalutirr. ...
CAPTAIN H0BS0N'
SPEAKS IN EUGENE
TOMORROW NIGHT
The date of the Hobson
speaking has been changed to
Friday evening. Oct. 23 at 8
o clock. He will
..Junction City in the after
noon nf thn Dnmr. J.. w.
- ... r-.n.tc uay. i ne
shaking In Eugene will be
nc1 at the courthouse.
There should be a llfrge at
tendance to hear tihls dis
tinguished speaker.
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OCC.SIOl, IMix
t ...... oi . . . 'lnlwri . Ke snWJPem ot rockers and dln-
it roved to conta n less than Looking chairs Ht received. See us for
000 reet. He aeeka tn rr,.v.,. t-.Ylnnw . . . : '
. J' .-unm iiirii.ture at right
price?:
CHAMBEKS HARDWARE CO.
Via not let
?"m'Vhln ,se Is Just as good ns lie'
TOXIGIIT'S KOUKCAST
Oregon nnd Washington
Occasional rain west, rnlr
east tonight. Fridav rain
or nnw eat.
Idaho Fair tonight, rain
or snow north.
CARD F
APPRKCIATIOX.
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Vltts Kidney and Blndder Pills be-O w appreciate everW)klndne f
cause there Isn't .n.thi.. i, ... -.ord niwi ,i..i ' Klntlness of
1 he Eugene Loan and Savings Bank
CAPITAL AM) Kl IIPI.I s. HI2.MMM,
srAIH.ISIIKllMCJ.
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P Co. C. Onnce Saturday night.
I'est qmilliv tents all sre
CHAMllHKS llitnwRE CO.
good.
there Isn't anything li.r
Sold by all druggists.
l':i nee at
night.
the
. mory Saturday .
IVWI't mi,,
famous little liver
druggists.
Kr!
pills.
Tin fruit on. in .i.vr
CIIAXIiV!:s HAKDWAKE CO
Co. V, Unnce Saturday night.
Titles Kxtiioittcil
lrartliig .m,l i,. iOii-j
-rut !un..rx,jp MiimTii,,,,.!,,,!
A'l;iry rubhc
ord an. ,1.y ' T" "uness r
In onr bereavement
MRS. C. AUGUSTA DY
And family.
Q NKXV TOKAY
STORK FOR
fcr barber.
S. Freelan6 EE!r
Kodol is n
'l Ill'' Il-
urai diKestiv,. jm,.,., ml ,iK(,st,
all classes of food, so ou n,at It
will do the work that the stomach It
self diMgaojtoid by all Qiiggi.t,.
& CO.
ABSTRACTORS
Itooyis H i lon,-Clung Itl.ltc..
JElorn. r Nil, illeinvti,. .s.
TeUQone llttl uji
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nr.s l Oood bW,tn
i K;jt'st:,f,rsa,e-
MERRILL
unellor-at.:1. Rooms
UllildlllK (W-Wmh
Jos. Koke went to Albany today on
business
Ed Wade of laquina. is In the cltv
on business. '
Joe Jacobs returned thi safternoon
from a trip north.
J. W. Holeman of Puyailup, Wash
is to Eugene today.
W. E. Bondurant is up rrom Port
land for a few days.-
O. L.-. Williams of Dexter, Was in
the city over night.
Mrs. S. B. Eakin went to Portland
today on a short visit.
E. J. Moore of Creswell was teyhe
city on business today.
D. H. Weyant of Salem,-was In the
cit ytoday on business.
Mr. and Mrs.-A. G: Bogart return
ed this afternoon from Salem.
F. J. Hard returned today from a
business trip to Cottage GroVe. Q ,
B. Lurch, a prominent merchant of
Cottage Grove, is In the city on busi
ness, j -
Mrs Julia Goodman Ad Mrs Laura
Wilson of Marcola, wure in Eugene
today.
Mrs. Tress A. Doltz, of Cornins;,
Cal., was an arrival in Eugene yos
ter''"y. Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Garrison are In
the city on their way to Portland
rrom Koseburg.
Cant. Geo. E. Houck of Rosehurg.'
is in Eugene attending the rifle shoot
on Co. A's range.
Wni. Christiansen and familv of
Bellingham. Wash., after n visit In
Eugene, left today for home':
J. H. Siiewry, superintendent or
the paving plant, went to Portland!
today to be gone till over Sunday.
Mrs. A. W. Johnson of Owosso.
Mich., has arrived here to spend the
winter with her s8n, E. M. Johnson.
Dr. Lulu M. Marquam went to Sa
lem last evening to see her daugh
ter, Lyndal, who Is attending school
there.
Mrs. H. E. Allison of Roseburg, nf
,ter a visit with her cousin, Mrs. Eu-
eene Matlock, In Eugene, returned
uouyj couay.
J. W. Craig and G. B. Craig, and
wife of Omaha, were arrivals In Eu
gene yesterday and they may decide
to locate nere.
J. O. Thomas and Ralph Weed of
- n;it. Co., went to
Junction today to Install the electric
- -I., me huw school houue
there.
K. A. Bean of the Eugene Gun Co.
will go to Portland Saturday to ac
cept an invitation to go duck hunting
'( n oartv of nnnrlsmnn nn tha
lumola.
Air. and Mrs. David Sanderson left
yesterday for their home at Bloom
field. Iowa, after a visit at the home
of their son, Dr. E. C. Sanderson,
president of the Eugene Bible Uni
versity. W. A. Sumner, Honore Palmer's
representative, who resided hero for
mor- than a year with his family
previous to a3t spring, arrived fa
Eugene last night. He will leave for
the east tonight. He will probably!
return with his family later.
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. Gasoline n. .
,n"e Red 32SV' w-W J
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THERES NO UNQj
tAlIMlY ikt
I COMHUNm
SILVETl
q tccause it is mde oJt
one grade the bat.
Its value ia u fid
Sterling. IatuyiniitaH
vi dollar spent LccomoiJ
investment.
;J. O. Watt!
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SPECIAL SALE
Saturfyjcftol
Red 115L
VOR
Lu
SALE
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nance at
night.
H. P. electric r,.
V'llt. Sh..n- ca.,.4
" 'Jav.-nnort couch. Enn...
!th street. '0;M
the Armory SaturJa9
1 A (nne tjaVT
matter whether 'white cr colored, at
unifomi price of 18 cents peryfj
tu. r-i -'ii rr fVi,'e :ale is
i ne wii uotn we onci uj f
regular 25 cent value, being first
A r .11 -j.i. . t . .Utrif
(ju& iuu wiain. u ivemci
for one day only. s
Wc Underfe All Others
lurphey's RacM Store
25 EasfcN.nta r