Eugene daily guard., October 24, 1908, Image 12

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ECOKSK DAIL.T GCARDSATCBDAr, OCTOBER S4, ItO
Agentv for, "Nemo" and VKabo" Corsets, Munsing Underwear, Wayne Knit Hosiery, Dent Gloves
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i -r p'r: W.fl rif tlM At mroABTMirwTC Enn mrun mt ..t. r- tii'c, ijamxi I
fj .and : ValiSs in Ba?a&yJ WinterMeyhidisg for Men, VJfoiaen and ChUdreiP, Blankets, Etc.
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mM JdMs in Winter Underwear
Hundreds of garments for women and children at very low prices; wool, cotton
andjfleece lined inhite, cream and gray, 28c, 35c, 50c, 65c, 75c, $1 to $5
' Flannetot Govts $ 1 .00, $ 1 .25 and $1.50
flfade of extra quality outing funnel in plain colors and fancv strips and rhoni-
J , ww.
maae wim couar ana Temped neck; single and double-breasted; special
, ' values tomorrow
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...,.$.1.50 Dress Kid Gloves, colors and black, pr 85c
20 dozen women's dressed kid gloves in a fcig range of colors and black; 2 and 3
' clasp; values to $1.75; special while they last 85c
' ... . ' ''
. Outing Flannels 5c, 8y3c, 1 0c and 1 2c
$1-50 Novelty ' Dress Gobds, special, vd 75r.
The best dress goods values of tt:e season; 500 yards fancy weaves, blues,
Drowns, grays, greens, etc. ; values. to $1.50, now .75c yard
, $1.25 Plaid Silks Tomorrow Only yd 85c
For tomorrow only wo offer these plaid silks; all good styles, light and dark ef-
iecis; values to $1.70; sale price, a'yard . .' 85c
'$2.50 Cotton Down Comforts, special each $1.80
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Half Hundred Women's Tailored Suits at
Almost nalr 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 style , and all made ofhe
most fashionable materials.
Beautiful high-grade suits in
blues, browns, greens and
black ; . sold .regular at
.'".'r.'!5.'.,.. $19.75
Stunning' suits that sold at $50
to $60, tq O (f
sale price . . . . j))O.Uv
The New King Tailored
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
Few,,.. ... "IUk
MEETING OF FORSSf"'
OFFICERS BEING HELD
Eiscussing Regulations of por.
est P.esers Banquet
Monday Nin-ht
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Warm Winter Underwear For Men and Boys
the best mills and made in the best possible manner of the fines
WY2C
Mr
Ml mw i!
The annouj nwnnr. of tlio f.,r..,t
olfk-ers ot the Q serves t-onti.;110,, '
to Eugene, overVhich C. r. sriulii
tiervisnr, was held jm. his ofii. .
,. Health- block tOuy. . AfhO
meeting, will be held, tomormw unT
a third Monday, ending u.Q.,h
banquet Monday night in Otto's Kill '
The purpose of these meetings is
to riiscuss the regulations of the for
fcWrve and takMip such matters
SS wMl better fit the rar-krs and
guarcPto handle their wof in the
Monday Chief Inspector Aiien and
offers from nrhur ... , u
h here and they wil1 Participate in thp
WTi banuunt.
Sarsa
A. inn .in . Ki L
T 4,
A cigar stand has been placed In
the lobby at the Orpheum theatre.
I Chas. Er3kine, the second- team
half hack. was. cnlleH tn Pri.., t.
night by an accident to hjb father.
Chas. C. Galloway will not address
the University students this evening
in behalf of the democratic ticket
Unforseen conflicts arose.
A 12-foot cemen', sidewalk is be
ing built along Park street in the
rear of the Warnock feed stables and
the blackrtmlrh ulioitc aril-int..., i. ....
I the south.
Col. S. P. Sluddeu, who left here
some time ago for the East, is re
ported to be dangerously i'i at Web
ster City, Iowa. His wife and chil
dren are all with him.
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It ft, r"--
tarrh.
f.,. ttjfi.
Mood
in uaal HqaidfrJl
Jog the
mere wm h. n.
ig at wverai . ri
ft whoa6; jfa
This
O'clnpV ii.- u .
"lte little vm h
Coke mt't,
man, was off V..
fire started. VV i,
attempted to e'th,-..'
and some if th k,(."
was snlasha imo ,
him .severelv
Underwear from
wool and other materials.
Pine all-wool Underwear in gray, tan and blue shirts and
Cooper thoroughly-shrunk, tape neck,
Underwear ; reinforced ' drawers ;
Fine ailk and wool, all wool and cotton niewerized Underwear,
- ...nade in aU styles, " 1 -..gj
$2.00, $2.25, $2.50 and $ 3. 00 garment
idid values I . A; . . .V. f ".
ic, all-wool rilbd and' flat
. . .
$1,00
finest selected cottpnf
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, 60c
' ' 75c, $1.00 and $1.25. . , .
UnUmited variety of styles and weights in eVery kind of hosiery, in cotton
heavy cotton, several -grades of wool hoseand fine silk and mercer-
azeanose . A , in. - .o
bu.9a.u1 a pair
Eugere's Largest and Best Store;
Your Money's Worth or Your Money Back
S. H. FRIENDLY
592-594 WILLAMETTE ST
Ladies' Home Journal Patterns for No
vember now on sale. Monthly Style Book
Free.
FOR cm
At a great
i;n repjifr
sold at once. W. i
The Brotherhood of American Yeo-
men will have an open meeting Mon-
day evening, October 26, in the A
w. mvuoh, .TxuBiuui aim literary r
program. Light refreshments. Come fMt
Th T.nilloa' At1 Qnnlnlw n .U- r
tral Presbyterian church will give a !
mock chicken pje supper in the base-'
ment. t tha nhnrrvh VrM.i a.rnnlnn
from 5 to 8 o'clock. Admission, 35
cents.
afternoon from Newberg . -where he
BLienaeo me uregon Baptist State
convention the past week. Mr.
Wright was honored byAbeing elected
President of the state convention..
He will preach both mbrnlng anoVf
evening tomorrow at the Baptist
church at the usual hamm of-service.
t.
(; i. w 1. 1 Spokane 'to visit 'friends for n month
j. vi r moro.
J . .'.u..w.s. . Mrs. W. V. Osburn went to Port-
4..4.jlaaxxj..j. . ""lHV to ,,t' v'f Sunday
! (Ill llllslllllHH.
"on KhcIm.ii, of fiali Is In the' Jlr-,,lIi" -M'- C II. .Junes, nrter a
elty torlnv. i several iluys' slay In Kuguno. ro-
i( n ii,.., i, ... . . . ' turned to l'ortliinil iminv
I .-i I ii ir I l ole, fiinndi'l' of Alarrriln uni.iil
lni't nlivln In the city ti-mi.i:u'llug hus-
rntne up from
from Inlnir.
Minn l.eime lyays
f'oillnnil ii.rt:iv.
It. (). Ilnuly whs la llui rl:y from
.Crevwell l.iduy.
V. A. Suinnur left leday mi hU re
turn In llu KhkI.
.1. K. Wiiiiilnnl. of l'olt;ign drove,
IS in the city today.
J'mnu V. Ituli ivliy' returned thj
ofteni'on from Irvlni'.
tlilrk llnylo was n Hlngo passenger
tcj l.onhurtt thu nmrnlng.
. I.. It. M. I'leriKi, of Salem, IsTTT.
sacllng IihuIiiohs In Kur?q
Mrs. V. K. (liilllfonl roliirnml this
nfturnooti from a visit at llalsey.
V. U. Mnthuws i-aiun down Trom
Goshen an the noun train today.
W. A. l.aim ami wife, of llarrls
burg, are In the city for a day or so.
Char!' Cronnr wu a psmmnger on
thlB morning's at ago for Wiltorvllla.
I. ond V .1. McKI'Mion were Btnge
r'engora for llluo IL'vor this mom
'h. I
J. A. Fountain, a proMilnent itl-!
win of Klmlra, a pent last night In the
eltv
V. A. Soiimorvllle waa a passen
ger tu liarrlsburg on thu noon train
today.
Miss Pearl I.uckcy, Portland,
an arrival In Kugonthl8 after-on.
H. M. Mrtan and wife, of Hollo
niornlnir to irn Hmw lumihur ...iii.
linrtV of Hllortsmen fi V n tlwi tiiuf,',...
ujih iiiiwu uie column, a tomorrow.
tieorge Croner and wife have re
turned from Belknap Springs, hav
ing conducted the resort (luring the
"iiinner. They report the best bus
iness this year In the history of the
ciii'ing.s.
Mr. A. K. W.-e.'ior and Mliw'K. A.
I.oonils return tonight from Port
land where tiny have been aliintiliKi,
(he 11 II 11 li ti 1 meeting el' tile (-..uare.
Kill t-.: nil I I'lnilrlii'S of Oregon.
At vs. Ili-ui-i.,. I'I. Hun -w v.. I 1,1,
turn trip to S! iluine after a visit 'morning from ltosehurg, accmipau
null liitl lie 1 1 lellil M II 1. iii.iiii.. - It'll IIV
t apt .1 lii
Iness here this morning
.1. K. I'. Wlihcrs riniriieil home to-;
day from vl.-dt :ii Kosehtirg mid
other M-iuelnH roumv pnlnls.
iiurii niiiiit left today on IiIh re
CIIKMAW.V AVAI.IiOPS
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The Chi'iniuva Indians beat the Or-r-.Ton
s(minl team this alei-noon at
'he Indian si-hool by i he srnre of s
'' Inuiiiiis had a Kijh! a-!-
vauiage u weight.
Clarke
Mclntyre
PEIiSO-VAI Any. one acquainted
; with Mr. W. F. Gregg, engineer.
KI.KVKX 1 Wll "inter n favor by sending his
I inlin e io i ne liuard office. Some
, thing to his advantage. Important.
Miss Neva Perkins and Miss l.nlii
Cnrrln came down friiin" Cnti'age c""'",ny slu,'"s- While here Cuptaln
Cirovo on the noun train i,i.. 1,1111 -Mrs. Ilouck are guests of L'nlo-
Cirovo on the noun train todnv
Mlss .Mlnnlo Wlta.ni. of lraln ar
rived here on I he mum train tnduv
to visit )Ilss Mlnnlo Kvans a few
days.
President P. L. Cnnipheir roliirneii
from Kosehurg today, where he at
tended the development league moot
In v.
Uv. O. C. Wright returned todnv
Troiu Nowherg where he attended the
tato convention, of the Baptist
church.
Hon. J. P. Carson came up from
Portland today to visit Ills daughter
Prof, l.uolltfciay Carau, of the Uni
versity. I
Mr. Mid Mrs. T M
Portland, after a vio u,.i
of Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Stanley, re-
inrneii nomo today.
Willis LeMnstern n r,ii.m.,. TTi
versify student, left this morning for
v ........ .urn ne wul regine or
a year or more.
Mrs. IA I,, ("nmnhell ami mn
nel Yurnn.
I. art:.' sll,1(..,i,ii ... rtu l.-r.i-.i ...,l .11..
. ....... ..... ..in in i.i iii p. i ii-i '"rt jmm. iirrfivvu. tee as fur
her !iule s;ui. iter husliatitl. I ,1,,1V. up-to-date lurii.ture at right
.lliiui k. is i dueling the , prices. ;
ttiAJiHKiiS It AIM) WAKE CO.
.-,
(o. C. Dunce Kutiinlnv nt.ri.t
'4.
Hard krlcg for cuimneys.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO
Best quality tents an sizes.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
OREGON SCORES 15
POINTS ON WILLAMETTE
Continued From Page One.)
' M ind'Wn, p-
FranK Or... lo,t today Mrl TrZZ d this
liw:- wen?
Biisv Btnr
g w
Ebok-Keepe
are constantly at work record
ing the transactions of thu Eq
IcQ Loan A Savings Bank.
Much of their time Is spent
on the arooui'Aof men whoM
iffalrs are no larger than yonrs.
- " tmii and sfand!i.
1 hntilr mvviiii.i.
Why notive yourself the
same advantage by opening an
nmiuill witu U87
lowed swift hard bucks one after an
Tlit First Half
resulted In a score of 9 fir Ore
eon and nothing for Willamette.
Moullen made the first touchdown
Wltten of a lveum," "Her the game start-
.i . 7 ... "iiinnes mierwarns
Clarke, fullback, made a place kick
from the thirty yard line, scorlpg
rour points more. This was all Tor
the half. The rest of the half was a
punting match. Clarke averting SO
yards to the punt, tit onepenalty
for an off-side play and two fumbles
on Oregon's part kept the ball out
of striking distance from the goal
However, MenUer-Mrlcd one place
kick from the Y yard line and
failed, lsjrlnt the half Oregon work
ed the forward pa? three times tar
v me euu 01 tne nair
Willamette made yardage twice by
"o win iviiik.
Second Half O
i w ice titirln. th
WANTKI) liy Indy: sleadv work of
jtny kind: ehambvr work nr romi
I'lg t'f botirdiii;.; house iii-efni-rod
S.ate wages. Address. "II p '
'.:;,'
Bl'Y f.OTS of Mark'nhTg in Slad
don s tract and HJiilr Street Addi
tion. Good, easy terms. Ilest lo-
luuiiii 111 iMigene.
WANTED Two first-class clerks at
once. Apply !U e. Dodge's gro
cery store. ' Oog
FOR RENT Pleasant furnished
room very reasonable. Call at 2 1 5
. 11th street. O30
SUB8CKIBE FOB fHK OCARI).
JaCk KnfS'ht WHS eenlpnllrl tn tan
daVS in mn Citv Intl thlc mnmlnv hv
Acting !Wice Judge Bryson for be
ing drunk and disorderly, but sen
tence wns suspended for the reason
that he has a wife and children de
pendent upon him for support.
Rev. YV. P. Pinkerton returned at
midnight from Portland where he
has been In attendance on the an
nual conference of the r - oirMtlnn
al churches of Oregon. eports a
larcte fl.mt enlhiiuiimtii. nioaMm. Tho
conference will come to Eugene next!
year. I
B. P. KnwilHl vealtlivl.. ..rio.-n.imi
flleil Willi fht. n.'.Mnlv ,.l'..L. .. ...In.il
of appropriation c-f li 0 0 inches of th,-i
iv.neib in near ereoK, ill lowtislilji t ;
ttii'iici ratine 1. wort, lor power mii-
poses. The inline of she canal is :
lie the- Howard Kleclrlc P:nv..r 11. 1.1'
it is '11 be six feel wide nnd titti ,
feel, deep. :
In the case of J03. .facobs vs. tl
city of Eugene, niniinn for writ -. :
revirw, the plaintiff todav filed a i
motion in the circuit court to dis
miss the esse as it has been r,-itn-l
promised and settle;!. This is the!
lioil.'ir niliunnfa riaa la.nl. t.i.lll.!
convicted in the Mice court and it
carried to the higher court.
Rev. D. E. Olson has returned
home from hla alimmor .anil full va
cation. He spent the time In holding
"Vi meetings at Halsey, Browns
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i investment
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Fry Pans
half n, J I
The Eugene Loan and Sayings Bank
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... . . . . . tea. '"r
..i.-u , anovene ball ove-.wlth'
uuui len ynras to make, hut fU each
uxiniira wns neld up. Three tries
,.. miirp wnen Mclntlre
got off around thet end for thlrtv
flve yards, which put him within sev
en Vnrds of Iho lina r-i-i.- .... . .
r. 1 1. loiivtj- uutKeu
,ru. itm rop.owlng with an-
..."r p.un.w which shoved the
apherlod over.
1-ollowlng is the way the teams
I'd 1111 Ill 111., lm. in..
0 )r,go
rj Means
Clllh
lL Sweek
1 w Moullen
T Pink ham
Michel
v- Kilti
VI Chandler
1 YIM,iiuette
1 Maftey
lloinan
I Belknap
May
Ison
Illniter
liwlnw
Hoot h
Strictly high gracjj; stamoed
from one piece steel; in
side polished; Tiandle tin
covered; diameter
10Vr4 inches; price t
each
) c: j
0 ouiucry
Heavyleable iron Spiders
wen-ground inside; 10 in.
in diameter: lipped sides;
heavy handle; our oc.
price OOC
Steel Griddles
piece, 16-gauge heavy
steel; polished inside: ven
tilated cool handle; diam
eter. H inches: a most
useful kitchen ir
utensil; each OC
PMCES THAI TALE
f 3 papers PinS 5C
uooa lootn Brush 5C
Soap Bubble Outfit. ... -5c
Hinge Hasps 5C
Cfch Mops ! .' .' - 5c
Lead Blown Tumblers! ! .5c
Wine Goblets q.5c
Stocking Darners 5C
Lone Bar Toilet Soap....' 5c
Talcum Powder 5C
Can Offers 5..
Book Straps 'jg
Coat Hangers '.'5C
Trouspr Ha
Vasel.-n9. Q....
Enamel
Ware.
Laroe Snrinrtt 9 (r.
LRat Traps . 10c
ire vegetaoie Boner..iuc
Towell Roller 10c
Tetlow's Face Powder. .10c
trouble Mincing Knife.. -10c A,
ame uomos, per pair. . - 10c
Tracing Wheels . .10c
Putty Knives -..10o
Wire Toasters 10c
Whisk Brooms 9. .10c
Heavy Potato Masher.. -10c
Soap Saver 10c
Aluminum Cup 10c
Brush Broom Holder.. -10c
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1 di usn Broom Holder.." iuc
gg!ljyol3ceetS(per pound
ft A
taPHEY s Ragket Store
itast Ninth Street,
0)
1 .ilir nrirtS
enamelled P
0 20c
3 enamel
I0c
iiA.qt. ena.n. Si
15c
ifrtit. seamless W
50c
enamelled
17-qt.O1'
50c
5-qt. tip. Presf"
10-qt.
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