Eugene daily guard., December 05, 1908, Image 12

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I Eugene Agents for ''Kabo and" "Nemo" Corsets, Noney Back Silks, Priestley's Dress Goock.and Cravenettes
The Jftlendly Store Eugene's Foremost and Best Store
Women's $15.00 Coats Monday $9.38 Each
; An immens est ock of black and colored Women's Coats, frowns, blues, greens and black; sizes
32 to 42 ; semi and tight-fittingr styles, trimmed, in braid and velvet and strictly tailored effects, made
from broadcloths, kersey and mixed cloakings, al lthis season's styles; sold regular at $12.50 to
$18.00; specially priced at; each ........... $9.38
;i ;. ' Entire Stock of Furs at 20 Discount
Hundreds of new style neck pieces, made of the best furs, fox, mink, squirrel, lynx, beaver, etc; an
assortment of styles and sizes in neckpieces, muffs to match, many prices 75c to .$35.00
Children's Coats Reduced off Regular Prices
Sunlight Shetland Floss
87c a Box
300 boxes cream and white Shetland Floss; fine
soft all wool yarn ; none better; 12 skeins to the
box; weighs one full pound; all next week, 87o box
: $1.25-36 in Taffeta, yd 85c
' $L50-36in Taffeta, yd $1.20 '.
Give a Friendly Glove Order for Xmas
25,000 Handkerchiefs for , Christmas
The largest and most beautiful collection of Holiday Handker
chlpfs we have ever shown Is Here for your iiiHpection. Choosing from
such nn immense stock Is a pleasure, and the entire line Is so dis
played that you cn see every pattern at a glance.
fc f)n Box Kerchiefs, neat embroidered edges, scallop and hem
kr 1 stitch effects, come 8 and 6 In fancy box; spec, box $1.00
25c Embrt,lderel Initial Kerchiefs, hand embroidered, floral de-;
-"" sign In corner, ;of pure sheer linen; others same effect In
larger and more elaborate designs ta 35c, 45c and 50c each
I 2of Emur.'u'orel hemstitched or scallop edge", neat patterns;
? if bn tlnb llnon lawn;, worth 20c, special, each..,.12c
2c. 5e I Or Jtr 1flf4 50r Plaln HemBtltched
un ' I" ' ZJC a"a 3UC Kerchiefs in lawn and
llnon; evosptlonal values jit these prices,
2r Tn0"l1nd ot Kiprohlefs In pure linen! embroidered hem
Htltched edges, eiiibroldered scallop edges, cross bar and
plaid eontres; colored edges, hand-embroidered, corners:
srnal and elaborate designs kerchiefs worth 38c to 40c; all Included
at this price 1 .
An Immense assortment of Maderla, Irish LaC9, Swiss, and French
Embroidered Kerchiefs, beautifully made; exclusive patterns and the
beBt values we have ever Bhown. Ask to be shown these kerchiefs
when you are In the store.
Cloture and kimona Handkerchiefs. ,,,,,,, 6c and 12 Ho
f rfeikdlv When In doubt the trump Is a Friendly glove order,
rinnwv Tn(g golve8 tne question quickly and in a most satls
CIOV6 factory way. These orders are iSBued for any amount
OrdfT and are redeemable in merchandise.
Give a Friendly Merchandise Order Xmas
Beautiful Neckwear J0c, 25c up to $5.00
. Stocks, Jabots. Rusks, TIes.lawns, etc., made of Lace, Silk Vel
vet, Ruschlng and chiffon. Hundreds of pretty new stvles in both
white and colore. We are sure these nock pieces will make an accept
able gift one that will be gretly appreciated. We Invite you to in
spect the line. ..
Dorthy Dainty Hair and Sash Ribbons
Give the girls a box of these dainty' ribbons; come in assorted
lengths and widthB in a box; in colors: white and black; Persian
Dresden and plain effects. 1.50 to 3.50 u box. ,
Wonderful Values in Leather Purses, Bags
The largest line of leather goods ever shown in Eugene. Hand
J3ags, Purses, Music Rolls. Cigar and Cigarette Cases, Card Cases,
CaiDPlDg Bottlm -with cup attached, made of every good kind of
leather; P4 Bags grand values at 50c and $1.50 and up to 822.50;
Purses, 6V 3.00) Music Rolls, $1.50 to M3.50. We quote only a
few prices flUt you will have to Bee. the articles to appreciate values.
Pillow Tops, New Styles, 25c, 50c, $ 50
Hundreds of lithograph, tinted, tapestry and velour Pillow Tops.
Exclusive patterns in Japanese tinted and hand-painted velvet tapes
try; exqulBite colorings. U. of O. Pillow Tops; white stamped linen
tops; white hand-embroidered linen tops; cord and tassels, ruffling
and pillow cord by the yard. In colors, white and hlach.
bilk Floss Pillows, 85c to 75c; all slios.
Two grand specials in the silk
department for Mon
day selling; both suitable
for dresses, waists or
petticoats ; buy Monday and
save 20,
Hosiery and Underwear are Useful and Practicle
Children's Guaranteed Hosiery, 6 pair in a- box bIx pairs guaranteed to wear Blx
nianths: come In black only; all sizes, 614 to 10; 6 pair for , .$1 50
Women's fine black Hose in lisle or Sea Island Cotton foot; high-spliced heel; sizes
S Vj to 10; regular 60c hose; special, 4 pair 'gj gQ-
200 pair Women's Silk Hose, oolors and black, all sizes $1.50
Women's Fleece-Lined Hose, Wayne Knit Brand, 15o and 25c
' Boys Rawhide Hose, all sizes, 20o quality, pair . . 12y2c
Women's and Children's Wool Knit Union Suits
350 Garments Reduced Less Than Regular Price
S50 Union Suits and fine Swiss Ribbed Vesta. Panta and Tights In all wool and wool
mfxed; In cream and natural gray. This entire line of regular and extra size garments
wo offer all nexe week at 1-3 less than regular prices. Anticipate' your needs and buy
now and effect a saving of 1-3. t
$1.25 Novelty Dress Goods, 50 Pieces, sale price 75c
3Q. yard tor H Novelty Wooi Drees Goods worth 50o and 60c a yard; splendid as
wC uortment of stripes, checks, plaids, etc.
Rlark- Drees flnnd ur ontIre of Black Dress Goods, including Priestley's
UUCKlreSSVJOOCSsilk Warp. Henrietta. Melrose. Crepe and Mohair. Serges,
etc.; all reduced 10 to 26 per cont;a big assortment.
Rtaflr an A 3S"ln' b'nck Taffeta' 100- 1.30. H" and 1.50; sell regularly
al ' t 25c to 50c a yard more. 90c colored Taffeta, 7Bc; 19 In. colored
Colored Silk? J,,Im",Be 811,5 for w'8 ' fancy work, all colors, black and white,
7 XScaid; HIUiHFOR KVKN1NU 1KK8SKS KKIl!CUt.
Splendid Values in
Men's Furnishings
We are showing immense varieties
of holiday neckwear, hosiery, under
wear, suspenders, etc.
Cftp Neckwear In dozens of pretty nr.
OUb patterns, all pure silk, special . . . JOG
7K Neckwear In rare and rich rfln
I Jb designs, of all colors special QUE
Btfth Robes, Smoking Jackets
This season the patterns, and styles
are unusually pretty in bath robes and
smoking jackets.
BATH ROBES, $4.00 TO $15.00
. JACKETS, $5.00 TO $15.00
Suit Cases Make Ideal Gifts
100 Suit Cases, made on steel
frames, shirt fold, straps, brass lock
and trimmings.
$6.00 SUIT CASES, SPECIAL, $5.00
SOLID COWHIDE CASES, $5 TO $25
Handkerchiefs in linen, cotton, silk.
Cotton, SUk Mufflws Ruffen
5c to $5.00
Eugene's Largest and
Foremost Store "
Your Money's Worth or
Your Money Back
S. H. FRIENDLY
592-594 Willamette St,.
1000 Pairs Fancy
Hosiery, values
to 75c for 50c a pr,
MancUy ;
All the new plaids, checks,
fancy boot effects, embroidered
and plain colors; all shades; an
immense assortment; values to
75c for 50c pair.
Exceptional Values
in Mens' and Boys'
Und erwear
Union Suits and 2-jiece Suits
in cotton, wool, silk and wool;
come in al Isizes for men and
boys.
Hats,' special $2.00
Ten dozen little Imperial
Hats, made with fancy bands
and in flat telescope style;
brown and tan ; special $2.00
Agents Ladies' Home Journal
PatternsWinter Style
Book and cne 15c pattern
tor J 5c
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CITY NEWS
Rosaburg Review: Mlm Bessie
Coshow Is visiting with relative and
friends In Eugene.
Attorney M. Vernon Parons Is con
fined to the General hospital with an
attack ot appendicitis.
Goo. (). GroBS him bought M. Cole's
lot at the corner of Kant Eleventh
nd Kerry streets (0112000.
Snloui Statesman: Mrs. C. A. Mer
rlitn' lins roturned to her home In
Kugone, iter visiting relative here.
The L. of . A. Q. basket social
has been postponed until December
15. by order ot ihe committee.
In" jSSTof 10toJ,Wlh2 ' lum SSZ f-"180' dmlUe t0 th8 W , thmt two muc hlarger ore f1 thea
senior.. OT f th8iL ,,Lane.cou'y on October 17,! be brought here tit traffic between
The big plate glass for the Odd
Fellows' block has arrived and the
work of putting it In was begun today.
nights ot the season.
I fethlBmf eITAd t0he sch001 for the! Eugene and Springfield.
, ".muwu vu ucvvuiger o.
Co.C bAVA nnntnnnoH h. ,1 .. .. . i .
advortlsed for tonight, on account of' a i . car loada ot Io8s arrived
Its conflicting with the Nlsn a Nn ?, VT the mt0,,nta,ns ,ast
dance, the latter having fo in" I It at 5 I I EUKge"e VUnJher Company,
a late hour necessary to use the ar-: i.'.mh rsl? j;ecelvel a car load of
mory. Co. h will Jil ,T?. ,6. " ! '"'nber, and Tom Bailey, tne llverv-
f . . : e..w melt iiuiii:h ninti n i ... . .
ihiu ice lormea on mud puddles ! f rldny night. " '""i ieea.
oiui puiiB 01 waior out or doors last
BCD . II van nnn nf ,hn .. ...i.- n . . ... -
.iiaiurn iar, nns accented tho h,vi. tomorrow nlclit In Rev
Michael & Co., the new owners of
the Pickett hardware and grocery
store at Springfield, this morning
MULTNOMAH
DEFEATS 0. A. C.
ELEVEN TO TEN
, (Guard Special Service)
Portland, Or., Dec 5
The Multnomaih-O. A. C. fo'Z
ban game, today resulted-
'o;-A&hS"MUltUOa,',i
Second ahalf-'M,,Unomalli
o.Finac.lo.ultnomIll,' 11;
!
01 .v."1
evldenca .
tttt ti,.., , erea,7.T
from in .:.' i
Ritchey. dlPrt 1 for 8dck ' m
DIFIr
-nv
After a long illness Mrs. Margaret
Ritchey, wife of Jacob Ritchev S
ov. zsth at -her home in wZ7
ot Brail Valley fUr m"eS thwS
Deaceased was born In Jefferson
county, New York, October 27 ; 1844
and crossed the plains in 1854 She
was married January 27, I860 Sho
was a mother of 11 children, 8 of
whom survive her. as fniw.
. and Lester of Drain, Mrs. Daisy
, Clarke and R. B. Ritchey of Berke
, ley, Cal., Grace Lingo, of Marshfleld
Mrs. Martha Smith of Aberdeen,
Wash., Mrs. Rose Clark of Monta
; villa, and Isaac Ritchey of Cottage
! Grove. Her husband also survives
! her. Drain Nonpareil.
At three o'clock this morning
I Mrs. Emeline N. Young, wife of D.
i I. Young, aged 74 years, 5 months
of dropsy.
The funeral will he helrl tn
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Bap-
iibi cuurcn. interment win be made
fn the Springfield I. 0. 0. F. cemetery.
supply.
for a eoH 2
lie shovtBH ii.. .
the tall.;: T."
field. Mr r... "t
day la thiiritT-
Four weeki'h, J
fie rt a-ni k.
---- ".M UU1D unfu j
and desire, ik,,
stock for al. j--?
before the
The merehutt d 11
taken hold olue
to makethU J
At today'iuieaBJ
Eugene and WnJ1
as Junction. TkiJ
Jay filled ihe ortjaa,
here with hopeun.
the enterprise ul
do more hitini, ,
In the near fntireii
SPED''
si'
filed articles of Incorporation with
the county clerk. The Incorporators
are I. D. Michael, Jesse Maxfleld and
F. V. Weston andi the captlal stock
is $5000, divided into 60 shares of
tbe value, of $100 each.
Hall & Sh urn way have Just com
pleted the tin root on the enw Cherry
block and Aro noflT dC:lnS the plumb
ing for the building.
Call at Hoffman Utilise parlors
inonaay ana Tuesday and have ur.
Lowe show you the latest and best
thing in rlin.lpas' eyeglasses,
Miss "Nina Kicfcitrt ft Vbls city,
heads the program wtth a violin solo
at a concert to be given in the
HeiliK theatre In Portland tomor
row. This is tjulte an honor and
shows the appreciation of the young
lady's ability by the music lovers of
the metropolis.
Lectur-aa on comnaratlve religion
are delivered to classes by Dr. de
Buv at his home on East Eleventh
twice a week. Those who attend are
mLnlRtnm University nrofessors ana
students in the main. Dr. de Buy Is
authority on comparative religion
and has held positions in the strong
est universities in the country.
H. M. Harklns, a logger employed
in the Booth-Kelly camp on run
won hrmiirht to the Eugene
hospital yesterday suffering from in
juries received by being struck by a
flying line. A Big gasn was cui "
hia bead und his back was badly
bruised but the Injuries are not Ber-
-lous.
T.h members of St. Mary's Epis
copal Guild will hold a bazaar on
next Thursday and .Friday, Dec. l.u
and 11, at the parish house, corner
of West Seventh and u i u
. a will be served
from 5:30 to 8 o'clock on Thursday
evening at the same place. Price it
TT hnAv la Invited. ne
U till IS, dycijuwuj
bazaar opens Thursday afternoon De
tween 1 and 2 o'clock. u"
Cottage Grove "western Oregon:
C. J. Howard and family moed to
Dorena yesterday, where Mr How
ard has accepted a three-years con
tract with Mr. Russell to manage his
saw mill affairs at that place He
.has sold his real estate business to
Messrs. McQueen & 8tr"n,on
this city, who haa taken possess on,
and will continue in-the
Inh tTeTr Vufure8 Is foretoTd as
sessful.
rat thiilwI'J'
Fine!
flit
We have iw
wfl have room
reduce the stot J
WecarryiMR.
than allotted
and our stock ib,
best American
We willo
but ask you to W
window tm
prices on the W
store. : ;
J. 0.1
WAHS FOR
I no Rcutors ana irosumen of the
nigu scnaol played a gnme of football
on tne old baseball grounds after
Old People
Like Books
tkai show a comfortable bal
Mice In the bank. To acquire
that balance yu must begin
now. Start an omount with the
EUGENE LOAN AND SAVINGS
BANK. Taeu you don't need to
worry about what yon have and
can derate all your anergic to
making more.
Yon iti pnd leas, also, aa
a check book does not burn
hofea In your pocket like the ac
tual cash.
The Eugene Loan and Savings Bank
tatlou of the Cottase Grove Chanter Arlnlue s address on the Daughter's
to visit them on Wednesday even- wi. m the Home Four Square.
Ins of next wiyk. All members who , oaaS women's glee club will be
can go please call up Miss Elizabeth , e choir loft for tn's special oc
Yoran, secretary. The fare will be ca9lon
reduced to one and one-third. t .. .
I Tlie l-owe"Stock Compatry will pre-
Ouy Mock and his parent? havew ,., the famous comedy-drama,
moved from Springfield to this cltv ! !a,nwn Mavourneen," at the Or
whwe they will make their home " ' I E?!? tonight. The company has
n uiarriUKe liceimn vn. vrD..A4 "v-m uiayins; O ffnnil hnn.u ,bi.
this afternoon to Leo Sldwell and
Miss Kate D. Pirtle.
Salem Statesman: Welch Bros
who received the mntr.i . .u'.'
r.ugene postorfiav went to Port
ok after business
land yesterday to loo
matters In connection with the con-
Did you notice the full sonorous
tone. Produced by the Mandolin
iiiiiir ineae were
nn n na ,8lv,n splendid satisfac
tion. Popular prices.
C. D. Choroenlns mi int,,rn i...
evening by being thrown to tbe pave
ment from a buggy, his horse having '
run away while he was out riding, i
He was considerably bruised up and '
nnabla to work today but the in-!
juries are not serious.
The Portland. Rmmn. &
Kailway Company are rulntin. .
. . - - - "CI c urn. ..... -. .. .
uucea oy the Olbson Mandolin and h. s'Kns on.lnelr treet cars, so that
guitars mat were furni.h k.. .u: " oi me company will hnw
sr. Ih.t w ,..'1 . .
SKi nt, F. A. Rankin ine real name
ana not onlv "iii.pi
.... tfrtl
It Looks Like a Big
But if you want real enioyment, come in ana n ,
. and Edison phones. All the big hits of the sea
Rir r.hipf CmnirA YFrom Lonesome Town;
Th. God Goo Man (Isle of Spice)
So Long, Mary(45 Minuus ftgv
Just Some One (U,,
For an Xmas gift nothing can take theiac
ison or Victor machine. UapoSJ5'
VlCTOlP MACHINES . . . S12.& to 5300. RC0
EDISON MACHINES . . .. $12.50 to yj
casern
One of the' Furl hnra