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Eugene Agents-Nemo'' and "Kabo" Corsets, Moneybak Silks, Priestley Dres Goods, Munsing Underwear, Wayne Hesiery.
The Friendly Store's Grand Thanksgiving Sales-Special Values In All Departments
Specials for Monday Only
Two dozen women's white all wool Sweat
er Coats; beautiful crochet stitch; V-shaped
neck; flat collar; reinforced strip down the
front; double-stitched around the bottom;
buttons with large pearl buttons; sizes 32
to 40, white only; values to $6.00 at $4.00
8 1x90 Bleached Sheets 68c
25 dozen 81x90 Bleached Hemmed Sheets;
made of good heavy quality wide sheeting;
torn ends; ironed and ready for use; extra
large double bed size; special for Monday,
November 9 only, at, each 68c
45x36 Pillow Cases ea. 15c
Bleached Pillow Cases; made of same qual
ity muslin as sheets; good size for average
sized pillows; Monday at spec, price, ea 15c
Crochet Bed Spreads $ 1 .50
100 Crocheted Bedspreads; extra heavy;
all new patterns; large double bed size;
hemmed and ready for use; this is the best
Deaspress value we ever orrered; spreads
worin up to $2.25 on sale Monday at the
very (ow price, each $1.50
$2.50 Cotton Down Comforts $1.60
3 dozen only; 72x76 cotton down Comforts;
covered with good quality silkoline; filled
with pure cotton, tied or quilted; light and
dark colors; neat patterns; floral and Ori
ental designs; comforts that sell regular at
$2.50, special Monday at, each $1.80
Getting Back To Business
TUa miar lot'c not horlr tn
i lie eiuuuuii uenii) uvei; " a"1 """" k"
business. Most every one tmnKs we win
have the most prosperous times in the history of the country. Important occasions loom
large in the business world, the fall buying, Thanksgiving buying, and even Christmas buy
ing is right at hand. We are splendidly prepared for all these events styles up to the sec
ond, prices on all merchandise lower than usual, and on some lines lower than it has been
for years past. We often wonder if you are thoroughly posted on prices. We read in other
- advertisements many times the prices quoted on certain articles by other stores, and upon
comparing them we find our regular prices lower than the advertised price. We invite com-
, parison in quality and prices we want you to become more familfar with out method of .
doing business. This store's policy of your money's worth of your money back makes it ab-;
x solutely safe to trade here. We welcome you to look; we do not ask you to buy, but if you
you look we are sure that our merchandise, styles and prices will suit. Come in and see.
Sale Women's Suits Three Days Only
Any Suit $16 or $38, Vals. to $75
For three days only we place our entire stock of Women's Tailored Suits
on sale. Included in this sale are this fall's newest styles, made or tho
mofjt, tjvored .weaves and patterns, shown in blues, browns, gredn and
black; 30 to RO-lucb. length onatB;. Jtore.1- Bkirts," "'With fold or plain; these
suits come from the best manufacturers in America; splendidly tailored,
lined with Batln or silk, Interlined with proper materials to 'give them
lasting shape; sizes are 32 to 40. Remember, this sale is for throe days
only Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. We have about 100 suits and
wish to reduce the number one-half. If you ore not prepared to pay all
you may secure the suit you want by making a deposit. . Every suit In
stock Is Included. No suit ever sold for less than h gt j o
$25.00 and from this up to f 75.00; choice, either $10 Or $jO
Wonderful Values In Women's Coats at $12.00
Monday me place on sale 25 of this season 'b newest styles In Women's Coats
come in both plain colors and black and fancy cloaking stripes, checks
and mixtures; -coats worth up to $20, all specially priced, now at $12.00
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Women's Beautiful Neck'w
Thousands of beautiful Neck Pieces, made
of.lace, silk, chiffon, net, etc; some made of
all one kind of material; others in combina
tions; new shapes; high and low effects; in
white, pink, blue, navy, Mias, cream and
black; an immense stock of all kinds on dis
play in the show cases; new lace laundered
collars, bows to match, and the prices range
from ..... ..... .....20c to $5.00 each
Correct Things In Leather
Goods For The Holidays
$1000 worth of the newest Bags, Music
Rolls, Card Cases, Cigar and Cigarette
Cases, Secretaries, Notebooks, Pocket-
books.Collar Cases, Traveling Bags and doz
ens of other practical leather articles in seal
crockidile, walrus and imported leathers.
Two Specials In Bags
$4.00 leather lined Wrist Bags, spec $2.50
75c silk-lined Wrist Bags at. ... . 50c
Crockidile Bags . $6.50 to $25.00
An immense stock of other articles at 25c
to $5.00. We invite your inspection.
The Friendly Stores' Annual Thanks-
Sinen Sale Grand Values
in immense assortment of fine Irish and German Table Linens and
Napkins to match; beautiful patterns In floral and conventional de
signs; dots, figured borders and plain centres. Thanksgiving is but a
short distance away, and if you wish fresh linens- for this feast day
prepare now. Select your linens here and effect a saving of one-quarter.
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PREPARATIONS
35c Table linen, yd..,. 25c
60c Table linen, yd.).. 50c
85c Table linen, yd... 70c
$1.25 Table Linen, yd $1.00
$1.25 Napkins $1.00 1 $2 Napkins $1.80
$4.00 Napkins $3.40 $6 Napkins $5.50
Pattern Cloths, Napkins to match, $7.50, $9, 12.50, 14.75
Lunch Cloths, Doylies, Squares, Centre Pieces, Hemstitched
and scalloped edge Tea Napkins; grand assortment; machine
and handmade, each . 10c to $15.00
$1.50 Table Linen, yd $1.25
$1.75 Table Linen, yd $1.50
$2.00 Table Linen,yd. $1.80
$2.25 Table Linen,yd. $2.00
$3 Napkins $2.50
$7 Napkins $6.10
Wonderful Sale Wool Dress Goods
Values to $2.00, Special yard 75c
1006 yards Wool Dress Goods and Suitings on sale neirt week at 1-4 to
1-2 off regular prices; come In both plain and novelty weaves; solid
and mixed patterns suitable for dresses or tailored suits. This is a
splendid opportunity to select the material for your fall suits; all styl
ish colorings and designs for women and children's wear; some splendid
waterproof cloths are included; none worth less than $1.00 9 c
and up ta $2.00; all at, a yard ,. JC
SCOTCH Vp YARn " Pieces Scotch Walstings in dark and
WAISTINGS '" light colorings; stripes, checks . tr
and plaids; 32 in. wide; sold reg, at 50c; on sale, yd.. JJC
Phantom Striped Messallne and Floral Figured Crepe de Chine Silk;
In shades suitable for evening waists and dresses; worth (P 1
up to $1.75; on sale at, yard p I
500 yards Plnid Silk and Crepe de Chine in light shades for evening
wear; lavender, old rose, etc; sold regular at $1.00, $1.25 C
and $1.50 a yard; special, a yard i I JC
Autumn Silks In pink, light blue, Alice, Mais and Reseda; 19 Inches
wide; beautiful silk for evening waists and dresses; worth
75c yard, special at, yard JVC
We Show The Largest and Most, Complete Stock of Furs In Eugene, Scarfs, Gloves and Ties To Match
Something Entirely Different "The Sheath Overcoat"
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This season we ate showing the greatoBt assortment of novelties
as well as staples In Mon's Hoys' and Children's Overcoats and
no matter whether you buy or not we will be dollghted to show
yoil.
Sheath Coath ; .....$20 to$35
Top Coats $8 to $25
Box Back Overcoats. $10 to $30
Long Cravenettese $5 to $25
French Back Overcoats $20 to $30
Heavy Staple Melton Overcoats in three lengths,
plain and fancy colors $4.50 to $15
Boys' and Children's Overcoats in all styles, sizes
and materials. $1.50, $2.50, $3.50, $4,$5 to $12.50
The "Imperial" $3.00 Hat, New Shapes and Styles
Our hat department is brimming full of pretty novel
ties in young men's nifty and extreme hats, as well
as staple business and dress hats.
"Tk Mundy Green"
As shown in our north window is the latest shade and
is being shown by us in all blocks, the fedora, teb
scope and four-dent styles.
John B. Stetson Hats $4.00, $5.00, $6.00
McKibben Hats $2.50 and $3.03
Boys' Hats in gray, brown or black, telescope and
fedora $1 .00, $1 .25, $1 .50.
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Eugene's Largest and Best Store. Your
Money's Worth or Your Money Back. You
Are always welcome to look or to buy.
S. H. FRIENDLY
592-594 Willamette St.
We Sell Ladies' Home Journal Patterns.. November
styles now on sale. We are taking orders now
for the Winter Quarterly Style Book. Leave your order.
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WhitworthTeanSto
Fashioned Footbat J
, "s same on W"
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Clarke 1,H 7 '
second MCS'
that cave ii,. 1
make hi. .," ri
three trials " . "
VVhltworth represell((
-'e of tootbaiiT,
Oreeon nut .
which the snwii. '
. nuwortb-j r,.
..re ..uC were toe bat (ir.
, ","" 3 P')in Ban
i i ' twuuo,
easiest Ming inthenrj
tiuucn ai me Whltwnl
"iremeu urusnea uidt j
wnrrinrn u-ttk tk.
their backfield eiW J
icaiu iii every aepmss
tapkltncr f,iu
o tuiiiCi iib
tha vIdIIah' k..ie.ii .
off the redoubtable B
other men Just u 1 1
away tiles.
Colbert, a telUtfii
made the first toaelin J
scattered field ot to
brushed away and tol
About the middle ti
half, with honors nail
work, Whltworlh Uil
from behind her onn
tempt was blocked. !r
the ball, when Mictaia
end, tore the bill t
made a touchdon. i
goal. Score 8 to i U Si
eon.
In the second hL'M
worked for WhitiwU
within striking twl
and Colbert eati mil
consistent gains ail to
ored fullback, tooltn
was kicked. Score, Hi
nf Whitworth.
At this Juncture cmi
his nnntine and
in Btrikine disuwt'l
dodged. Goal kictfi--!
ceeded In tieing
kick. l
goal line and aan l
inli 'and thencarM'!
game. The nsu
j Intnrfprpntt.
was all ditched. Ml
ette were in lineal
knocked off ' "J
dodged, uoai -:,
v kn,,n. moll ffff I
caid field tb j
oach nriu , v
Every man OtttpM
man) iu i-
field waaTerjnJH
defense, ""-'".r,.
mat ..i
Captain MoWM
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the players dap
in tne u"11',-!
gon was ""-jh.1
repeai.'p-lki
Pinkham. tbe jw
go Into the P p
brumes. Tke
them for Hi
9- &m aVd 1
snape, '-.,. ,
packed tn X
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IloiuethoM goods for Austlu rull-
man arrived bore lb Is morning from
tho north.
Dr. h. A. Keep ha located In Eo
cene fur the practice of medicine.
Ho -was for 18 years a practicing
Busy Bank
Book-Keepers
ire constantly at work record
ing the transactions of the Ku
genft Loan A 8aTlnga Bank.
Much of their time Is spent
on the accounts of mej whose
ifft(Jt) are no larger ttwn jroure.
But their erodlt and sAnd!t.n
i iiiKuer toerauso tliojrTiave a
hank account.
Why not glT yourself the
ran adraiKagc f9 opening an
scrKninl with us?
physician at Mrytle Creek.
Tho low board fence around the
county jail grounds was taken down
this morning. This Improves the
appearance of the lot considerably.
The Eugene loan and Savings Bank L
CAPITAL ASI Hl ltl'H S. IS.0O. IP
K8TAItLISIIKI 1SW.
A cement sidewalk Is being built
In front or the Pollock and Sovern
residence properties on West Fifth
street, between Willamette and
Olive.
The electric light streamers which
have been used to illumine Willam
ette street during gala occasions
wra tnlrMi Hnvn tnitiiv f.t lha vln.
I..r !
The pavement Is being laid on !
West Ninth street east from I.inG,
coin. This Qontract calls for the !
pavement of Tne street between Olive'
and Lincoln, a distance of two
blocks.
IVputy Sheriff Hammond will
tnke John 1. (Bf m and Nornioa Luck,
who were Riven tVliSj-year foWitrceny
In a dwelling, to the state peniten
tiary at Salem on this evening's
train.
John H. Hartog hm been appoint
ed by the governor as one of the
many delegates from Oregon to the
fifth annual national harbors and
rivers congress to 'be held at Wash
ington, D. C, Dec. 9, 10 and 11.
Marriage licenses were Issued this
morning to the following: Thos. C. '
Pope, of Lake Creek, and Miss Olgal
Swanson. of Alpha; Geo. W. Catch
ing, of Wendling, and Mrs. Meda1
3mlth. of Coburg. j
The Southern Pacific demonstra-'
tjon train will arrive in Eugene at j
6 o'clock thla Avanlnir n .nu.l
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oer Sunday. Monday morning it
"in run io -ouage lirove and then'
leiuru io cugene at tu:aO a m
remaining until 12:30 p. m "!
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A.me vorv flna nmilu,, v I 1
brought in to tt Commercial Club'i
from the Sluslaw country, grown by
John L. Furnish, near Florence
and by R. R. Bay on the N'orth Fork
of the Sluslaw rr. The apples !
from Mr. Fnrnlsh s were grown on
burnt hill land. They are verv
Inree and of. beautiful appearance I
especially file Gloria Munttl. .N l'l
Herkshire. of Dead wood. In the Vi
law country, brought In a spfpfi 1
lid exhibit of Baldwins, larger than
any received by the promotion de-i Mrs. D. A. Paine returned last
pnrtment thim far. 'night from a visit in Portland.
" i Geo. O. and T. A. Leach, of Co-
It IS Iparnail H.nt W TT tit,i ' .... ... . u..nlna.e
...... ... n. vviiise quiue. are in rue cuy vu uuaiuw
has leased Geo. T Hull fir t.ntDi ' . , .... it
uuiiaing near the S. P
and will open It to th
November 20. The building
was remodeled from the old
, .' , : " Ben Bingham returned las: niB."
frelsht depot from a business tri pto Roseburg.
le public about; Dwlght Hopkins returned this af
'"ll(llnf, which ternoon from a trip from Portland.
hart building whTch tormerly sd i BTiitEatthJ.ndnUW M
at the corner of East Ninth and Oak ' S"J g morning
FbWkTtan8? i"6" - J Mrs. Norris Humphrey returned
:' J.-0CkX.?'and9- contains 50 good , home nfternoon from a trip
luifuis. ueames a roomv evrrico irtnn. ..
i . , . nortn.
Michael
Main
Voign'
Means
G1I1M
Moullen
KIW
Chandler
Mclntyre
Haw'cr
Hayes -
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lng rooms, dinmg rooms, etc. '
..rru HIGH
a Soeds! 8 J
Sain.-- utl
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foot o" r-oW'
s 4.4. 4,4.
I'ERSOXALS.'
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H. W. Mahon Is down from XlObel
today. p
Ed WhitaTer. of Walton. Is In
the city. q p
K. J Frasler Is In Portland totiav
on business.
on'nmlerlLess1
S S. Dunkhelmer came up from
Sunday with his family.
Mrs. W. W. Calkins left this morn
ing for Spokgie on a visit.
Mrs. E. E. Coovert. of Portland. "''.j tf
arrived here this afternoon to visit ,
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i Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Pironi and son j log
X Henry, went to Portland today for . hoe M
a week s visit. , ! rc 3"..
Mrs. Sadie Stiles and son, Lloyd, scoi .
went to Portland today to fjjsit .rsis
sines aaugnter. i ,,i
Florence West, is in the city attend-. TCjJSl
Incr o,...l. .it.T ' I
"Red" Peret is here from Toncal-;
lo vi.uinD cm Smiih nd to take in-
the football game.
Mrs. H. C. Davis, wno is
hao tn ha .nrrlil alMllir in a Ct
was taken io nnisey iuu.' r-j ,
friends and relatives. Her lnisa
accompanied her. y.
ike in; - 1
. vallis i
Sin"1
' pa
hen