THE EUOKNK DAIXT GCARD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER SO,
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November Ladies Hoijie Journal Patterns on Sale Style Book Free
The Friendly Store Satnrday Shoppihg; Bulletin
gto Ppen Tomorrow Night Until 9 o'lock J
Women's Suits
REDUCED
A bout 50 Suits-New Styles
S60.00 Values at $38.00
$35.00 Values at $19.75
Greatest bargains of high grade
tailored guts of the season
announced tor tomorrow
Every one this season's new
est style and all made of the
most fashionable materials.
Beautiful high-grade suits in
blues, browns, greens and
black; sold regular at
S."'.3.6:.... $19-75
'Stunning suits that sold at $50
sale price . . . .
$38.00
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
Womeuand
Children's Overwear
45c Fleeced Garment, ea.
75c Fleeced Union Suits
$ 1 .75 Oneita Union Suits
$ 2.00 Silk and Wool Suits $ 1 .50
$ 1 -75 Fine Cashmere GWts $t 25
This Underwear Sale is of great importance to all ygSpgl
it's an opportunity to effect a saving of 25
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M'MURPHEY WILL
BUILD ICE AND
0 STffRAGE PLANT
Robert McMurphey of this city.
has announced his Intention of erect
ing a large Ice factory andcold stor
age plant on his Hind at nfc head of
Willamette street near the S. P. de
spot grounds. The factory will have a
capacity of 20 tons of ice per day and
the storge capacity will be 6000
tons. The main buildings, which
will )e of wood, will be 60x160 feet
In dimensions. The machinery will be
operated by electricity. The plant
when completed will cost In the
neighborhood! of $10,000.
A spur will be built from the rail
road to the new factory and It is
probable that all the fruit cars Trom
California, after the Klamath-Weed
cut off by way of Natron and Eugene,
is completed, will be Iced here.
ter are now in full possession of ri..
tore. They ore thorough busing -men
and will conduct the rn?i ea
business-like plana. Btore oa
1st. will elve "Lovey Mary" "0n SSi'.l
wltt high rommendatiorifCroIn0nUS V??
teachers New York and W , ttH
University. Admission lSt " Bg( M
I Prank Hovor an tr . I
mad. a unique bet oa tie pr& 53i
election. If Brvan la ,5 ..ntlal In P,.
grees to carry Mathews on , his bH ?oy
down Willamette seet from Jn 8 .
Goldsmith's clMr aT?,r J.ullusl
and ft Tatt is elected Mathews wm Pr H
carry Heyer. The exhibition w 15 WliwW
come off Saturday, Nov. 7 ,( , , " Usi " .
to 50 per cent on fine wool, silk and wool
and fleece-lined garments ; almost every style
in regular and extra sizes is included in this
sale.
$3 Wool Batiste Waists $2.50
Three dozen wool batiste Waists ; come in red,
gray, tan, white and black; long sleeves; three
large pleats over shoulder; splendidly tailored;
pleated collar of same material; $3 values,
each r $2.50
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CITY NEWS
The Fortnightly club will meet to
morrow afternoon at 2 o CJocK,
'sflilliii
W4,
Don Vest
Free
Tomorrow
Tomorrow v will give
nny free 'MO Doll VchIn, one
to parli girl tirliiKliK her 'll
to the store. We want every
Idrl III Kugcne to huve one of
tliiwo vcKtM for her doll. Tiny
come In pink and white, uml uro
undo of fine Mercerised Mslo
thread, Hindu Just like the lit
tle sleeveless est you wcur
yourself. They are now on ex
hibition III the hIiow wliiilnw.
Iln Hum and eomo HuturtUy
nutl 't one of lliinc fancy vot
for your doll.
THE CELEBRATED VESTWO
car loads
s cars are
As Shown Exclusively By Us
Prices
$3.00
to
$6.00
Two
Vests
in
One
Copyright, 1908, Rosen wold & Weil, Chicago
We are also showing some snappy, up-to-date patterns in
fancy Waistcoats, prices ranging from ... $1.00 to $7.50
EUGENE'S
LARGEST AND
BEST STORE
S. H. FRIENDLY
592-594 WILLAMETTE ST.
YOUR MONEY'S
WORTH OR YOUR
MONEY BACK
93CI
. rKltHON ALSi.
O. II. Minn of Drain. Is lu Uugtmo
n bualnesff.
C. U. Williams and wife are In the
city from Dexter.
Mrs. Hud Koiiipp Is up trom Junc
tion on a short vlnlt.
K. a Uoraey of Junction City, la III
Eugene today on btmlness.
Milton Hally and wife of Mareoln.
spent laet nlRht In Eugene.
Mrs. U. I. Winter Is up from Port
land on a visit with friends.
Mr. anit Mrs. J.. C. McKlroy are
fcome from a (rip to Corvallla.
Kay Krkart of Tescott, Kan., was
ma arrival In Kugenn yesterday.
Waronre ileudnrson Is home from
short business trip to Portland.
Robert VaiiKhan of Waltervllle.
-was In ttao city today on business.
Quo. It. Kelly was a paascnKer for
I'ortland on the evening train yos- that state for the benefit of his
torday. i health.
J. 8. Matiladry returned this noon I Leonard Moses arrived
from a business trip to Cottage Qrove. TaiiKent this afternoon.
llonry Olbba and Voile Ularlt went K. wills wont to CottaKe Orove
to llarrlsburg today to hunt ducks. ,nl9 arternooii for a few davs stav.
Hon. I. H. Ringham was a passen-. Mr ,, Mrs R R Krtox cam
gor to I'ortland on last evenlug s frmn Aluany thls aftornoon on a vis
train. . it
Alt Dlllard was In Salem over,
nliiht. returning home this after-: "BB r.lu"'' re "unyou came up
Winona, Minn., to visit M
.sister, Mrs. H. A. Cox. Miss May
up from will remain here during the winter.
Car fresh cement Just received
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Dodge i filllPPl"? two
of potatoes to Texas. He say
hard to get now.
" Schwerlng & Lindley, the .Ninth
street barbers are putting in another
chair at their shop, making five.
There will be a Hallowe'en social
at the Congregational church Friday,
Oct. 30. An admission fee of ten
cents will be charged. Fun for every
body. The Frazer iron works are finish
ing up two sets of live rolls for the
Wendling saw mill. They are also
furnishing the iron work for the
Dunn-Wilkins block.
Oren Howe, who has been 111 for
quite a while from typhoid fever up
in British Columbia writes his fath
er, J. M. Howe, in this city that he
Is out of the hospital and will be
home soon.
R. Bauer, who lives below the city
On the river road, has purchased
from Attorney J. G.- Wells a lot on
East Seventh street between Pearl
and High and will erect a fine resi
dence there.
George Midgley is having a base
ment built beneath his residence on
East Eighth street, next to the Bap
tist church. The walls of the base
ment will be of cement blocks.
The Ladies of the Christian
Church will hold a market In .T. F.
I Daniel's grocery store, corner of
7th and Willamette, Saturday. Oc
31. Come and buy good home-cooked
eatlbles for your Sunday dinner. 03 0
The ladles' aid society of the Cen
tral Presbyterian church will serve
a supper In the basement of the new
church Friday evening, Oct. 30, from
5 to 8 o'clock. Price, 35 cents. Come
and partake of the many good things
provided by the ladies.
Geo. W. Taylor has just finished
a 127-foot well for Silk Rough at
West First and Madison streets and
one durine the nast week for J. M.
: Shelley at his residence property at
tne corner of . East Eleventh and
Pearl streets, going down 91 feet.
Roseburg Review: Miss Sybil Gib
son went to Eugene today to visit
i with her sister. Miss Ruth, a student
! at the U. of O. She will be Joined to-
morrow by her parents,. Mr. and Mrs.
Thos. Gibson, and the three will then
proceed on to their future home In
Portland.
! Rev. H. H. Wikoff of Berkeley,
California, will speak at the Congre
gational church on Sunday. In the
evening he will give an Interesting
lecture. It Is expected that the day
i will be one of great help to the work
of the church All are cordially in
vited. Don't forget the Sunday school.
The Guard some time ago mention
ed the fact that an option had been
taken on S. L. Long & Son's
hardware store In this city by D. B.
Labbe & Sons of Portland. The lat-
Roseburg Review: Engineer and
Mrs. Frank Carmen have moved n
Eugene, where Mr. Carmen will take
the regular run to Wendling o
Tuesday evening previous to ' their
vj "cio icuuerea a fare-
-o.i .cvcpiiuu vjr tneir Drother and
sister members of the Rebekan lndT
wnich also presented Mrs. Carmen
mm a iiauusuiue OUC-glasS bOWl.
E. C. Stn7.pr -oiiH 1, l , .
. .a ja, nave re-
turned from a sixteen days' hunt at
CamDer'S P ut near Pl -," ' 81
which thev imi7 r r"su ug9' on
- -- "iiccn utter i hp
weather was so rough at times they
nan Tn atav In nn.n . .cj
t .L i lur rour davs
In the party were, Charlie Mionhi!'
.William Veatch. and Elden Temp
man of Dexter, and Mr. Statzer Tf
Pleasant Hill. Macabie and Statzer
fcth, k'ed five deer apiece, one of
the totter being a five point. He also
shot a bear, -
Prof. Shafer, oi the U. of O.. -a
member of the commission appointed
to revise Oregon geographical names,
was In Albany yesterday to attend the
first meeting, but the other members
of the committee, Prof. Horner and
Will G. Steele, were not there. Prof.
Horner telephoned that he could not
come, and by invitation Prof. Shafer
went to Corvallis to confer over the
matter. . .The work of the commis
sion Is en Interesting one, and
changes suggested will be watched
with interest. Albany Democrat.
In the case of G. W. Blddle vs. the
city of Eugene and Street Commis
sioner Turner, in which the plaintiff
seeks to restrain the defendants from
widening the alley along his resi
dence property on Olive street, tin
city today filed an answer, stitlns
was laid out the alley in ,.,uiiM
was meant to be 14 feevbje and wa8
so platted, ana that Vhe action of the
city and the street 'commissioner In
moving the plaintiff's fence, trees
and barn, wan simply opening the al
ley to Its full and legal width.
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Madam Root otic
gene and Is fi-.-.
German prepuita 1
inn Ck. L . . -S
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hrsnnh h.:. J..
padors and ark r:
the Holf.nL
Inl tlth
Never Fails to Restore
Gray Hair to its Natural
Color and Beauty.
No matter how long it has been gray
or faded. Promotes a luxuriant growth
of healthy hair. Stops its falling out,
and positively removes Dan
droll. Keeps hairsoft and glossy. Re
fuse all substitutes. 2i times as much
in $1.00 as 50c. size. Is Not a Dye.
$1 and 60c. bottles, at druggists
Send 2c for Ire book " The Care ot the Hair."
Pbilo Bay Spec Co., Newark, N. J.
Hay's Harllna Soap cures pimpies,
red, routrh mod chapped hands, and aU skin dis
eases. Keeps skin fine anl soil. 25c. druprists.
tend 2c (or froo book "The Care of the Skin."
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Scott's Santal-Pepsin Capsules
A POSITIVE CURE
For Intlftmnistion or Catarrh
of the Bladder slid J1"
Kldnen- " C0RE 1,0
Curea nuirkly andj-rinani'iilir
all t'nnAtuml nisrasea el
tho Urlniirj Oin. AN
msllr pol-Pi'll I'- lhm
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THE SANTAL-PEPSHI CO.
BellelonUlne, usas.
Dainty gifts
ver are often id
Our stock ii
you. . .
Bells
Buffers..'..
Darners...,
Bag Tags.,',
Shoe Horns.
Letter Seals..?
Nail Files
Cold Cream Jars
Paper Knives..
These ue"1
novelties.1'1
ered fw
Yon will
the
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n,...n iivm ai.iiih niltllllUll Ull tt Vis
it. S. McKonilo, a student, went to .
Portland today to spend a few daysr Jas. O Shea, a Port and capitalist,
at home 'arrived in the city this afternoon.
J. W. Hnlley, state dnlry nni food'. !s'r- R,ld KuKene Matlork went
eommlsHloner, came up from Port-, to "ttatte Grove this afternoon on
land last night. ' a B,hort T'8"-
II. Wood and wife, after visit! ch,a8- Boyce. a well-known and
with their son, O. B. Wood, In Eu-i Popular traveling; man, left for pointa
gene, returned home today. i south this afternoon.
Miss Moda Drain, of Drain, Is Inl , Mri. Geo. A. Drury of Coburg, ar
RuRano, the guest at tho home of ,IlTed on " evening train yesterday
Dr. and Mrs. W. Kuykendiill. from . business trip to Rnseburg.
Mrs. J. M. Stark arrived home last , r. auu sirs. j. u. ciarK and son
went, to roiK county
relatives and friends
FlNEBj
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Sold by W. A. Kuykendall, drug- ror.9t1.
"rir j Special HositSj
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night from California where she c-if',nn Nesmltti
eompanted her huauiVt, wbo Is In
visit
Busy Bank
Book-Keepers
ire constantly at work record
ing the transactions of the Eu
gene Loan A Savings Bank.
Mucti of their time is spent
on the account of men whose
tffalra are no larger than yours.
But their credit and standi:.,,
liigncr because they have a
bank account.
Why not ge yourself the
same advantage by opening an
account with usT
1 he Eugene Loan and Savings Bank
v.U'ir.w, ami smi'i.t s. iim,(mhi,
KSTAItMSIIKD INII'J.
today to
awhile.
Kobyn Nelson went to Albany to
day to officiate at a football game
tomorrow between Albany College
and Chemawa.
Deputy Sheriff C. C. Hammond is
back from his trip to lower Sluslaw
country whore he went to deliver
election supplies.
Henry McKlnney left for his home
In llaker County last evening after
delivering numerous campaign
speeches during the past two weeks.
In 1-ann county.
Rev. J. S. McCalluQwent to Ro)
burg this afternoon to attend the re
vival meeting being conducted
by Kvangellst Martin, who condtutoV
a meeting here about a vear aco.
, W. J. Mulkey and wife, of linac-
I burg, after a short visit with th
uaim titer who ts attending the Vnlver
islty. went on to Portland today. Mr.
litbson hsa accepted a position in the
.offlre of the l S. weather bure.m
there.
Mr. E. W. Peart and dauahter
MIsk Slav, arrived here lodav Ira n
Ladie s Children's
Cotton Hose
On Saturday, Oct. 3jS, we
will s41 the 30c, 25c anH
20c grades for 15perpai
All other grades at
Hosiery
15c
8c per pair
CottomHosefor
AM 30c, 25c and 20c f
willobe soldoSatur
ber 3 1 st only,
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I5cptfi
All others at
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MUftPHEY'S RACKET
35 EAStf n:nth street
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