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November Ladies' Home Journal Patterns Now On Sale
FricndlyStoresThanksgivingSale
Extra Specials in Fine Table Linens, Napkins
Sale Women's Suits Three Days Only
Any Suit, $E6 or $38, Vals. to $75
Kor t hi-re iIiivh only i place our entire slock of Women's Tailored Suits
on aalo. Included In this Pale are lliis tail's newest styles, iiiaile of the
most favored weaves und patterns, shown In blues, browns, green and
black; 20 to ilO-lncli length coals; cored skirts, with fold or plain,; these
suits conio from the best manufacturers In America; splendidly tailored,
lined Willi satin or silk, Interlined wit li proper materials to give tliem
lasting shape; sizes lire .12 to 40. liememlier, tills sale is for three days
only .Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. We have iibout IOC suits and
wish to reduce the number one-half. If you are not prepared to pay all
v.tii miiv secure the suit, yon want by mukliiK a deposit, livery suit In.
stock Is Included. No suit ever sild for less than
$25. UO and from this up to $75.00; choice, cither
Wondsrfal Values In.
$16or $38
Wc men's Coats at $12.00
Monday mo plr.ee on sale 25 of this season's newest styles In Women's Coals
come in both plain colors and black and fancy cloaking stripes, checkt;
and mixture); coals worth up to 120. nil specially priced, mow at $12.00
in;
Something Entirely Different "TKi Sheath Overcoat"
This season we are showing the greatest assortment of novelties
iih well as staples In Men's Boys' and Children's Overcoats and
no mntter whether you buy or not we will be delighted to show
you.
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
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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..
ONE HUNDRED
EUGENE BOOSTERS
AT ALBANY TODAY
Opening of Albany's Depot At
tended by Visitors from
Salem, Portland and
I Eugene
; Over one hundred Eugene boosters
left this noon for Albany to repre
sent the city and Lane County in the
: celebration at the Linn county me
tropolis this afternoon when the
' Southern Pacific depot is dedicated
i to the traffic of the central Willam
' otto Valley C. S. Williams and John
H. Hartog headed the Boosters, eacn
with his. Lane County badge pinned
over his heart.
Not only were boosters from Eu
gene expected, but big delegations
! from Salem, Portland and other
places attended the opening Alto-
: gether over a thousand visitors were
: anticipated at Albany today.
i The following were among those
1 attending the excursion:
l Burden & Graham, P. L. Camp-
' bell C. S. Williams, L. L. Whitson,
N. L. Fltzhenry. W- Thompson,
E. O. Potter. 13. B. Yoran, J. M. Y"-,
, Hams, M. Svarerud, W. T. Gordon, G.
i W. Griffin, E. E. Chambers, Chas. H.
I t H finrrett. Hollenbeck
Real Estate Co., F. W . Wilkins,
Frank Jenkins, Cockerllne & Wether
ble, A. C. Dixon, 0. M. Miller, I. H.
Bingham, P. K. Hammond, Joseph
Swearlnger, W. K. Osburn, Geo. Wall.
D. A. Paine, F. B. Harlow, T. H. El
lis, E. J. McClanahan, C. S. Frank,
A. J. Gillette, J. Beebe, F. L. Cham
bers, R. S. Bryson, W. A. Kuyken
dall, C. A. Wintermeir, M. H. Har
low, J. O. Holt, O. B. Bennett, Dr.
W. L. Cheshire, John H. Hartog, S.
H. Friendly, Judge Chrisman, Jack
Rodman, J. W. Zimmerman, J. E.
Heaton, Jos. Fellman, O. H. Reich
man, W. J. Gibson, E. Dodge, W. A.
Bell. J. L. Page, F. J. Hard, L. E.
Bean, Drew Griffin, Eugene Gun Co.,
G. D. Linn, F. J. Berger, F. E. Dunn,
C. W. Hayles, George Hall, Jr., R.
W. Newland, F. W. Locen, Al Hamp
ton, E. J. Crow, Romeo Gilbert, M.
I. Duryea. Darwin Brlstow. F. ,M. De
Neffe. Andy Heltzman, F. W. Os
burn, Free Thomas, Geo. K. Munroe,
Military Band, (15), B. K, Jenkins.
O PERSONALS.
Wm. lrt Is in town from Hood
River. , , ,
Wm. Pernans of Roseburg, Is In
the city. ,
R. L. Applegate of Drain, Is In the
city today. ,
Kansas Hill of Hale, returned this
morning.
H. H. Fisk went to Beecher Rock
this morning.
L. K. Allen of Amity, is In the city
on business.
H. M. Price went to Beecher Rock
this morning.
Mrs. L. F. Stanley Is a Portland
visitor today.
H. E. Lee returned to Deerhorn
this morning.
W. H. Mathews is In town today
from Florence.
J. J. Camp was down from Cottage
Grove last night.
Rev. M. C. Wire arrived on this
afternoon's train.
J. J. Deadmond of Walterville was
Eugene visitor today.
D. C. Evans went to Poodie Rock
this morning on the stage.
Mavor J. D. Matlock, Eugene Mat-
ock and wife went to Cottage Grove
this afternoon.
Joe Morris, who was In town yes
terday from Mapleton, returned to
his home this morning.
Rev. O. C. Wright left this after
noon for Oakland, Oregon, where he
will give two of his illustrated lec-
ures.
G. H. Irish, the erstwhile East
Ninth street grocer, but who is now
living the life of a rancher near
Crow, Is In town today.
Mrs. George Kelly and daughter.
Miss Kate, left this morning for an
extended trip through California,
Arizona and New Mexico, in hopes
of benefitting Miss Kelly's health.
The many friends of the young lady
hope for her speedy recovery.
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CITV NEWS
Flro escapes hnve been placed on
the new Odd Fellows' building.
J. M. Miller Is building a new bnrn
on his plnce In the Blair street addition.
1 uu puviug crow Is at work today
on West Ninth street between Char
nelttin and Lincoln.
Tho W. C. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. Chamberlain at 284 W. Sixth
street, Wednesday afternoon at 2:30.
Frank Long, a railroad man from
Rosohurg. has accepted n position
on tho Wendllng branch. He and his
wife have engaged rooms here.
Ralph Weed has decided to open
In this city an electric supply houso.
He will bo located with Mnrtlu und
llrlggs on West Seventh street.
A cement walk Is being built be-,
tweon the garage of Wray & Velt
u in and the Gross hotel on Sixth
street. (
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Miss Cchrender has sold lot 22,
block 10 In Falrmount to Mrs. Belle
SICK ijfciiUACHI:
Positively enred V
Ihono I.ltllo Pills.
T'Kiy alvo rellora Dfs-
tiaa IrnmDysntpihkln
il Isuuloa anil Too Iloar: j
Katlus. A perfect rem
edy tor nizxhuwa, Mauser.
Drowsiness. Bad Tqam
Uu u uouuv Come
loaffUt nun l tno tuna
TOttl'ID LIVKR. Tho;
rulatt tne Dowibi.- Purely VogotAbio.
SMALL PILL SHALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE.
ICARTERSI
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M IVER
ri pills. I
I CARTERS
PTlVER
Ginmno Must Bear ,
' , FaB-Similp Sign-dura
fiEF'JSS r.JSSTITUTtt
Way, through the real estate firm of
Garrett & Mitchell.
A. M. Slayter, of Blachly, Is In
the city this week looking after the
purchase of a small sawmill for the
manufacture of shakes.
Bacon Bros, are moving Into the
building formerly occupied by James
Long, on East Ninth streot and on
Monday noxt will open up a tea and
spice store.
J. H. Daniels has sold his stock
of groceries at tho Fountain store
to C. J. Walters, formerly of Le
banon. Mr. Dnniels will devote him
self to tho Insurunce business.
There was a heavy frost last
night, which did considerable dam
age wherever any was to be done
The fog did not come till late this
morning.
Rev. W. M. Ersklne. who broke
his leg recently, Is reported by his
son Charlie, who Is In the Univer
sity, la Improving rapidly. No ncr
luanent disability Is expected.
On December 2 there will bo of
fered by tho United States Civil Ser
vice Commission an examination for
telephone operator (initio). Partic
ulars may be learned at tho post
office. , Thirty-two hobos were taken to
: tho city QitnllV and released itlils
! morning by Chief Farrlngton. Thoy
I were all captured last night. Twen
1 ty-soven were In one bunch, and
flvo In the other.
J nines Long, who has been con
ducting a ladles' furnishing store on
East Ninth street. Is packing up his
stork and In the near future will re
move lo Portland, where he will g
Into business with his brother. .
Herman Schmltt, of Schmltt Prof
well known horsemen of Creswell Is
In tho city todny arranging to take
a blooded German coach stallion to
the I'mqiia country. Schmltt Bros.
are tho agents for this section of tho
country for A. C. Ruby, tho well
known Portland Importer of Port
land draft horses.
semhly tomorrow, when the musical
Instrument, the Mignon, Is demon
strated. Some of the records wore
played by Paderesswkl.
The plasterers at work on the
new I. O. O. F. temple have about
finished the three upper floors as
well as the first floor and will soon
turn thoir attention to the second
story,
Oscar Brewster, pressman of the
Guard composing room was quite
severely Injured this morning while
putting a belt on a pulley. Oscar was
reaching up to hold the belt in place
when he was drawn close to the pul
ley which cut a deep gash in his head
and badly strained his right arm.
- AT THE ELECTRIC
"An Auto-heroine." One of
the most thrilling pictures
ever produced. An inventor
finishes an automobile Just
as he Is ready to enter the
race, and Is abducted by his
rivals. His daughter, mls-
sing her father, enters the
auto and after many dlffl-
culties, wins the race.
FREE ART KXIIIIIIT.
i am glad to announce to any
who are interested that on Wednes
dny, Thursday and Friday of this
week there will bo on display at the
store a large number of original
Japanese water colors, all of which
show well the characteristics of the
Japunso art. Many of these are the
I have ever soen.
ALLEN EATON.
List your tlmberlnnds. it you have
timber lands to sell, send your de
scription and price. Fred Fisk. Mer
chants Bank building, Eugene, Ore
eon. tf
The relntoiced cmuru vurt-r ham
mock Is the ou! to buy. They are
wider, longer and stronser than the
ordinary kind.
CM AM HERS WAltnWftRK CO,
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DAIRYMEN.
You are Interested in whatever
may brine vn ie highest price for
your ...nt product, selling cream
to us will bring you higher returns
thai yon can get by any other
method.
ECJGENtD CREAMERY,
Succ ewr to Independence Creamery
4744 Willamette Bt. Phone Main 638
We are agenta for the Empire
Cream Separator.
DRY WOOD.
Sixteen Inch and mill wood (16
Inch) Springfield mill. Phone Main
336 or 171. C. R. Mead, Spring
field, nil
TO CI RE A COM) IX ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund monev If
It falls to cure. E. W. GROVE'S
signature Is on each box. 2 5c.
BIG REDUCTION on all feathers
Saturday, November 14. Bolton
Jenkins. 25 Sth St. nl3
Just arrived emblems, fobs and
bag tags at Watts.
Henry Mathews, of Goshen, paid
an election bet this morning by car
rying Frank Hyer from the front of
Goldsmith's cigar store to the de
pot. Hyer Is no lightweight and
Mathewsvwas compelled, to rest sev
eral times before his Jotirhay was
completed." Hyer tooted a horn to
clear the way for his steed. At the
Eugene Loan Savings Bank S. S.
Silencer kicked Mathews twice to
fill the terms of the wager.
The Euiiene
LEFT OH HER DOORSTEP " '
MB THIS UnTHFfl
1M.. t..l.,....l... I.ul . I -" "
towtlspeopld Who can, to lU the as- Mrs- A- - Ttifon, of Urermor, Cal.,
""rites: "I picked up from my floor-
step one diy a littlo book In which. I
soon, becaim very irttei Interested.
My nttla girl o( v years bt age' had
been troub:ed Tor a long tinw with
loss of -WLIi extreme nervousness
ana undue tailgue. She was all run
down end la a very delicate condition.
"This Utile book u very compre
hensively written, and told of ta new
mo:hod of extracting th medicinal ele
mants of th cod's liver from th otl,
eliminating the obnoxious oil wtfti la
so bard for children to lake.
" M-ist the thine,' said t, -for my little
djitj-hter,' and I immediately went for
a buttle of Vlaol. It heiped herjfon
I'e: fully. Fhe has gained iC'li" In
flesh and stnR:h, and ahe does not
tuLo cold halt so easily.
l am extremely grateful forQ.is
pood It has done her. and 1 hope other
mothers who have weak, delicate or
a. ling children will be benefited by ray
experience and juat (ire Vlnol a trial."
Busy Bank
'Book-Keepers .,
iro oonsUntly at work record
ing too transactions of the Ku,
gnt) f-oan A Savings Bauk.
V Vluch of thotr time la 0nt
(in the accounts of men dum
if fa Ira nro ncOarger than your-j.
But their credit and htand!:.
Hie blgner because they have a
bank account.
Why not give yourself the
ssnie advnntage by opening an
account with ;
Loan and Swings Bank
cumtai. wii si ltri.vs. am.ono.
KSTAIIMSHKU IHtd.
iarxe Htiiiiineut ot rockers and din
Ing chairs Just received. See us for
now. ap-to-data furu.tiira at rlgh
prices.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO,
Aflti nitallt? tenia all met.
CHAMBERS H RDWiRR CO.
. " TEA
We couldn't moncyback
tea, if our tea weren't bet
ter than tea as you know it
Ymt tnrr rfhirai vur jneoer U rov doa'l
Ifct SAUitittt't Uvili w par him
CALIFORNIA SEES
PROBABLE HAY SHORTAGE
San Francisco, Nov. 5. Accomtn.
to the annual report of thl I 8
Francisco Hay Dealers' Assoclatfo"
there Is a prospect of a hay short'
age in the state this winter an at
solute absence of sunnlv in .r.
next and a raise in price that mav!
this week attain 26 per ton The
TuT.- . ' . u"s snort of the
190 1 crop by about 100,000 ton
and there is no prospect of Iei
from Nevada or Utah at w, . ,i
afforded.. Dealers huvS."
quote prices upon hay, and the'pros!
pect of a continued dry spell renders
the situation all the more serious
Consti
BIG REDUCTION on all f...,..
Saturday, November 14 nni,.
nl3
Jenkins, 25 E. Sth St.
A. C. Woodcock today received a
telegram from A. Welch In which the
latter states that representatives of
the Willamette Valley Co. cannot be
here to meet with the city author!
ties until Thursday evening. The de-'
lay was occasioned by a delay in
printing the water bonds which the
company is to take in lieu of cah'
for its water plant. " ;
HARD PRACTICE
HELD LAST NIGHT
AT UNIVERSITY
The football practice last night at
the University was the most severe
held this year. Buck after buck, by
the candidates for the back fieM,
were made Into the line of the two
elevens. At one time seven men were
stretched out after a play was made.
No really serious injuries were re
ported, though. Michael, the end, was
stunned and Main, the tackle, re
ceived a bad blow on the head.
The football was the kind they
used to play under the old rules. The
men seemed Imbued with the fighting
spirit that Oregon has long been
famed for.
The men of the dormitory pledged
themselves last night to attend the
practices and to root for the men.
Enthusiasm at the practices has not
been up to the stanaard Yell Leader
Looseley has set, and the dorm men
are determined to come up to the
standard of enthusiasm required.
liillege Sewn,
Herb Clarke has been appointed
manager or debate and oratory.
Miss Beatrice J. Barker, formerly
of the University of California, has
been employed as a cataloguer at the
university Library.
Often The Kidneys Are
Weakened by Over-Work.!
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.
It used to be considered that onlv
urinary and bladder troubles were to be i
traced to the kidneys,
but now modern
science proves that
nearly all diseases
have their beginning
in the disorder of
these most important
organs.
The kidneys filter
and purify the blood
that is their work.
Therefore, when vour kidnevs are weak
r out of order, you can understand how
quickly your entire body is affected and
how every organ seems to fail to do its
dutv- . . ...... L
If yon are sick or - ieei Dauiy, Degm
takUig'tue great kidney remedy, Dr.
Kilmer's Swamp-Root, because as soon
as vour kidnevs are well they will help
ill the other ergaus to health. A trial
will convince anyone.
If yon are sick yon can make no mis
take br first doctoring your kidneys.
The mild and the extraordinary enect oi
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great
kidney ' remedy, is soon realized. It
stands the highest for its wouderfnl cures
of the most distressing cases, and is sold
on its merits by all
druggists in fif tycent
and one-oonar size
bottles. You may
have a sample bottle nono swamp-Root
bv mail free, also a pamphlet telling you
how to fiud out if vou nave kidney or
bladder trouble. 'Mention this paper
when writing to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bmg
haniton, N. Y. Don't make any mistake,
but remember the name, Swamp-Root,
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the ai
aress, Binghamton, N. Y., on every bottle.
Here is tte
ever offered i,V:
watch.
"The I
wind and 8ett1
men, white til-"
nickeled U
piates.
Price $1
FOLLY Gild
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The Up-to-D-ieJ
Cor 9th 4 rJ
wcht mwni
CRANE 11
lawnS
in FaitoSi!
Papers miOSj
inilni
Sshwaiz-ckiirilf
The House olipl
L.C.IM
Stone
Uave orders it "tl
on West Eightk t
FOR sal;., ICtCH -.ngb ok lease
Having concluded to retlro frnm
the lumber business I offer for sale
lease or will exchange for Eugene or
roruana income property, my saw
mill, sawmill site, booms, lumber
sheds, office, planers, dry kilns and
all tools connected with the business
Mill located at river bridge In the
centre of Eugene c '.y. p;ir,t .nd west,
and only three blocks from the S. P.
H. R.
mis is a line opportunity for some
ane to go into the lu.nber business,
as there is always a big local demand
tor all sl.-ihword. sawdust, shavings
cull lumner, as well as the better
grades of lumber. Logs are cheap
uiuor cneup, lumber nigh.
A H iod niinuuin ran make this
property pay for Itself in two years,
and If lie will operate day and night
in one year. Greatest opportunity In
this part of Oregon for a mill man;
best located mill In the state. Capac
ity. 20,000 feet In ten hours.
When you hare this mill yon are
at the market. Planer and dry kiln
everything needed to make lota of
lumber and lots of money. . Give this
your early attentloa If interested In
a lumber proposition. 1 am sure you
cannot beat It in tba atate. The
quicker yuu act me surer you are of
making your fortnna, for this la a
chance In a lifetime.
M. S. BARKER,
333 Pearl street.
Eugene, Or
Prices II
si-rr DATE OF
HAKWS Ml ltKKIt TRIAL.
New York, N'ov. 9. The
trial of the Halns brothers
for the murder of Annls was
taday set tor December 14.
J. J. Murray, the sage of Wolf
Creek, will In a short time leave on a
journey to the Argentine Republic
and to the head waters of ie Ama
lon river In Brazil. Mr. Murray last
year visited the Hawatan Islands and
while there gathered the Idea of vis
iting the countries of South Amert-
HAT RACK
000
Large Hat Racks 15c
Cmoll nnpR Iu
PICTURES
A new line of dining room
pictures, . 12x1 8, gilt frame
and glass for. .
50c
f
I
s
TOW
Did vou see 11
elling, 17 H
we sell lor-
giysi
Fine blown ttui rf
biers, a
each
STATIONERY
Never Falls to Restore
Gray Hair to ItsNataral
Color and Beauty. ,
no maner now long it baa been pray
Goldendale, Washington. has
given all the communities of the Pa
cific Pf,al n rivnrH In rnlslnv m.nn..
for advertising purposes, bv civine , "r'alel Promotes a luxuriant crowth
SQ'Hi for every man. woman and fY healthy hair. Stops its falling out,
cuild within the city limits, or a positively removes Dan
total of J3500, and this came In a: I Keeps hairaoft and gloesRe
the rate of $12 a minute. , e a" aubstitutea. 2 timea as'much
. in $1.00 as 50c. size. Is Not a Dye.
Kennedy's I-axati O Cough Syrup ! $1 and 50c. bottles, at drnanlsta
moves the bowels gently. Contains no j S"1 klorirra "TbeCireni the TUiir."
opiate; It is pleasant to take, and 1 into Hay sf&c. Cx, Newark, N. J.
i children especially like the taste, so j . Pay's Hartlna SoPcor pimdVk.
nearly like maple sugar. Sold bv Liuth nl pp1 ham, aid ail .kin
all druggiata. ' y'r'r"": ifi.
Our box papr and stationary
Ve good and cheap; P"ces-
-10c to . ?
60c
: 0candy
Warranted pure, per lb
0A
We have
fine.relia
remarkablvio!
15c and
Slftf
' ' ml
Murphefs f,
35 EAST NINTH
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