Eugene daily guard., December 07, 1908, Image 8

TUB HUGHHB DAILY OVABD MONDAY. DFOKMBEB 7, IK.
Eugene Agents for ''Kabo and" "Nemo" Corsets, Noney Back Silks, Priestley's Dss Good and Cravenettes
The Friendly Store-Eugene's Foremost and Best Store
ONLY 15 MORE SHOPPING DAYS FROM NOW TILL XMAS. ' -
Women's $ 1 5.00 Coats Tomorrow S 9.38 Each
., An immena estock of black and colored Women's Coats, browns, blues, greens and black; sizes
32 to 42; semi and tight-fitting 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
. Entire Stock of Furs at 20 Discount
' Hundreds of new style neck pie-ces, made of the best furs, fox, mink, squirrel, lynx, beaver, etc; an
assortment of styles and sizes in neck pieces, muffs to match, many prices 75c to $35.00
. Children s Coats Reduced orr Kegular Prices
Sunlight Shetland Floss
87c a Box
300 boxe3 cream and white Shetland Floss; fine
soft all wool yarn; none better; 12 skeins to the
box; weighs one full pound; all next week, 87c box
$1.25-36 in Taffeta yd ' 85c
$J.50-36 in 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
chiefs we have ever shown Is here for your Inspection. Choosing from
such an Immense stock is a pleasure, and the entire line is so dis
played that you can see every pattern at a glance.
t I fif) Box Kerchiefs, neat embroidered edges, scallop and hem
4 I uvsgtitch effects, come 3 and 6 in fancy box; Bpec. box $1.00
IFlC Embroliered Initial Kerchiefs, hand embroidered, floral de
J 'sign in corner ;of pure sheer linen; others same effect in
larger and more elaborate designs ta 3Sc, 45c and 50c each
1 Oyf Embroidered hemstitched or scallop edge, neat patterns;
n fine linon lawn; worth 20c, special, each. . . ,12J4c
2c, 5c, 10c, 25c and 50c KJ STSA
linen; evceptional values at these prices.
Thousands of Kerchiefs in pure linen, embroidered bem
iJ . stitched edges, embro.ldered scallop edges, cross bar and
, iJiwiii uvhuub, uuiuruu euges, nana-em Droiaerea corners;
small and elaborate designs; kerchiefs worth 38c to 40c; all Included
at this price,,, t, , . 2Bo
Hand Made Linen Handkerchiefs 50c to $3
nu iiiiiuciist 'iwauriuiBiii, .01 MHusnu, irisn j-.ace, swiss ana f renca
Embroidered Kerchiefs, beautifully made; exclusive patterns and the
wnen you are In the store. v
Picture and Rimona Handkerchiefs . .. Rn nA 1 1 tz
, v 7v
Friendly when ln doubt the trump 1b a Friendly glove order,
pi 1hlB so,VOB the Question quickly and in a most satls-
ve factory way. These orders are Issued for any amount
Order , and are redeemable ln merchandise.
Give a Friendly Merchandise Order Xmas
Beautiful Neckwear 10c. 25c up to $5.00
Stocks, Jabots, Rusks, Ties.lawns, etc., made of Lace, Silk Vel
vet, Rusching and chiffon. Hundreds of pretty new styles in both
white and colors. We are sure these neck pieces will make im accept
able gift one that will be grotly 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 widths in a box; in colors; white and black; Persian
Dresden and plain effects. $1.50 to $3.(50 a box.
Wonderful Values in Leather Purses, Bags
The largest line of leather goods ever shown in Eugene. Hand
Bags, Purses, Music Rolls, Cigar and Cigarette Cases, Card Cases,
Camping Bottles with cup attached, made of every good kind of
leather; Hand Bags grand values at 50c and $1.50 and up to $22.50:
Purses, 5c to $3.00i Music Rolls. $1.50 to $3.50. We quote only a
few prices, but you will have to see the articles to appreciate values.
Pillow Tops, New Styles, 25c, 50c, $ 1 50
i hundreds of lithograph, tinted, tapestry and velour Pillow Tops.
Exclusive patterns ln Japanese tinted and hand-painted velvet tapes-
fn.ehU.,8J t CJ0r",1?s-.JU- J.?- P1Ilow TPs: wnIte "tamped "nen
tops, white hand-embroidered linen tops; cord and tassels, ruffling
and pillow cord by the yard ln colors, white and black.
Silk Floss Pillows, 85c to 75c; all sizes.
Two grand specials in the silk
department for tomorrow's
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 six pairs guaranteed to wear six
manths; come In black only; all sizes, BV4 to 10; 6 pair for . gQ
Women's tine black Hose ln lisle or Sea iHland Cotton foot; high-spliced heel? sizes
K to to 10; regular 60c hose; special, 4 pair . . gQ
200 pair Women's Silk Hose, colors and black, all sizes $1.50
Women's Fleece-Lined Hose, Wayne Knit Brand, 15o and. 25o
Boys' Rawhide Hose, all sizes, 20c quality, pair 12V,o
Women's and Children's Wool Knit Union Suits
350 Garments Reduced Less Than Regular Price
S50 Union Suit, and fine Swiss Ribbed Vests, Pauta and Tights in all wool and wool
mixed; in cream and natural gray. This entire line of regular and extravslie garments
we orror all nexe week at 1-3 loss than regular prices. Anticipate your ceeds and buy
now and effect a Bav'lng of 1-3.
$1.25 Novelty Dress Goods, 50 Pieces, sale price 75c
OQr yard for nil Novelty Wool Dress Goods worth BOo and 60o a yard; splendid as
S sortmont of stripes. checkB, plaids, etc.
Rlark-DrPQQ flnnc 0ur entlre 8t,ck of Black Dresa 0ooia- including Priestley's
X-mCKL;reSS.OOOCSS,k Warp, Henrietta. Melrose. Crepe and Mohair, Serges;
etc.. all reduced 10 to 25 per cent;a big assortment.
Rlark and 8a'"'' b,"Ck Tafr"," ,l'00' 1-30' 140 and l-5- " regularly
VMUV rtllU Bt 2Bu to boo a yard more. 90c colored Taffeta, 75c; 19 in. colored
I nlod bilks J"t,auese Sl,k for WBS,8 nn fancy work, all colors, black and white,
" " " a5c 8II'KS J-'OU KVKXINU DKKS8KS RKUUCKI).
Splendid Values in
Men's Furnishings
We are showing immense varieties
of holiday neckwear, .hosiery, under
wear, suspenders, etc.
KflP ' Nec'wear In dozens of pretty nr.
OUb patterns, all pure silk, special V. . OOC
7Rn Neckwear ln rare and rich " cn
I Jb designs, of all colors special QUG
Bth 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 Meal Gifts
100 Suit Oases, made on steel
frames, shirt fold, strapB, brass lock
and trimmings.
$6 00 SUIT CASES, SPECIAL, $5.00
SOLID COWHIDE CASES, $5 TO $25
Handkerchiefs in linen, cotton, silk.
Cotton, Silk Mufflers 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.
1 000 Pairs Fancy
Hosiery, values
to 75c for 50c a pr.
. Manday
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
i '. '
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 J 5c pattern
tor jsc
PERSONAL
W C. OreAn nf Medfard la bar
n business.
A. L. Voter loft this noon for
points nortn.
It. dl. Clow of Mniloton, Is here
for a few days.
E. B. Day or Aberdeen, Wash., Is
here on business.
Hal D. Pulton of Salem, is ln the
city tor a day or so.
Henry Jones left this afternoon
tor a trip to Seattle.
C. K. Stewart of Cottage Grove
was In Euaxne tnrtv
C. D Lee arrived up from Juno
tlon this afternoon.
Judge Harris returned last even
ing from Rooburg.
Miss Carrie Martin. was up" from
Harrlsburg over Sunday. i
Prof, and Mrs.' A. R. SweeUer
spent 8indiiy In Portland.
. F. W. Carter of Medford was In
the city today on business.
A. A. Huflenger of Foley Springs,
was In the city over Sunday.
Uuorgo "Kelly returned this nfter
110011 from a trip to Portland.
O. K. and Lulu Hayes of Medford,
arrived, In Kugene last night.
Forest Supervisor C. R. Soils wenl
i UN Y NEWS
trie" f00tball ne at the Ele.
atasgSu?n1.h-eome
S 9 Ugnt'
!b,an' Den,
Houki
loent k
The new Park hotel
Bignt flfinnt wa
ness this morning.
The brick work on the thir
of the Dunn-Wilkins block
started this morning. k was
A marriage license was issued tw.
Xs-Flore8; and
eve. Don't fall to be there Ws
The big plate windows are fceln?
placed ln position on the east . 21
A cement walk Is being built in
front of the Cray building on East
Ninth street occupied by Sterner"
Grocery store. "'uers
Household goods for B M At
kins, from Corvallis, E. Kldweil
from Portland, and Oren Davis ar
rived yesterday.
The public is invited to attend Co
A s masquerade ball at the armory
New Year's eve. There will be no in
vitations issued.
Flint & MoLaughlin are having
a series of attractive dim. t S
.f...o fjiatcu
around! the top margins of thoir
large how windows.
Melvln Hansen h
80-acre tract of land five miles
north rt RllCPtlA fn thn kIla. I
from Samuel Harden.
The Allen Fnilt xnmnnni, iJ
- - - - uu...tu.. wuny
shipped a carload of canned toma
toes to Medfnril and a p.. nr aia
" v ji UIICU
prunes to the East. '
Don't fnll tn AO tho 17nntl.nlt
Warrior" at the Electric theatre ami
'Cellini at Dreamland. Mnndnv nA
Tuesday. Both splendid films.
ijaieiicv. tue iiiLie son nr kav . . . vpr
O. C. Wright, while Dlavlnir. In a r.t?e etMmu
. . . . - n r1 hll tli.l !l.
Darn, ien irom a window and broke
his right arm below the elbow. Dr.
Bartle attended him.
Mica,
v.
city '"'Kitl.
27. Wh if AC
the Iomi .r StJ
.Jbl toterlor '
WW CilPFr. Li V
The work "feJ
"-I'w is tot. thf,y
Tl.. ... . " .
afternnnn .n!,1?'
taking nom iT'
Rev n n j
M. E. rh k"H
eral ceremonis mT.
me mdeutteur
William T
year, and -I
sane asTlnm n oT
tonJ.II- " TV."" I'l
Physicians.
ago ana his haEti,.
teenthandOaitrm
H. C. Dorii nrrwij
arrival utlucttnt.tt
the Chinese ptfuua.
iccieaanaiiposiaisK,
hunters. Hoim.k.,
neve ioatairi)wt,
bird, but ttitlhMu.
farmer hunter, ittks
anywhere kilnii
time.
The Ladla' iUltn
church will hiMiiij
Thn Cathnlln lnHtna fnmnna atinnor
Satruday evening was a decided suc
cess, a large sum being realized. All i tul,reu mar
the good things the season affords I cookeii etUuittr'
weighted down the tables. I maa articles is i
r .. ... .. .. WlP'tlO, 1 9 kmi
ine aonarisers or ine esiare or
A. D. Owen, deceased, have filed j Coffee and dmiiosi.
rneir renorr. wrrn tne nroonre court. :
They found' property valued at ! Everybody brM
- i A report ruari-
The Disston Lumber company to- ' Rene yestenlii sw
J , .... . . t. . Un.nl t-AVrtH h Pw
aay uegan srtir. rn ine circuit cuurt nmu "k....-,
acalnst the Cottaee Grove Manufac- ing and ihertrenat
turing Co. to recover money. J. M. ' the building froa b"
and G. A. Pipes are attorneys for I The fire was Birr
the plaintiff. started In tie en"'
. tel. The loss n
W. A. Ward, while working with j and $10.00. , I
a wood saw Saturday, became mixed ; '" I
up in the machinery, with the result Miss Llscten JaJ
that his collar bone was broken. Dr. Miss Evs Frailer,
Prosser attended the injury. ,' and Miss Ernna
I party thstiifoH"
. The Ladles' Auxiliary of the Com- for a year, ninna'
merclal club meets Wednesday even- in the same P0"1;
lng in the club parlors. A good pro- Miss Mary
gram will be given. Visitors are cesstul contnltM"
welcome, and especially are the j are meetlns W
strangers ln the city invited. ages of pramnw"
' Miss Case soon 5"!J"
in .VI. Hi. rtm ouwcij ..... a v
o ro-ontinn nnrt hnnouet at the Odd the famous pW-"
nnll holwCOn flPVPIlth 8Ud
J IMT 1
aj n.. tiarvaru uv''"
A spec-; structor at He
O
Old People
Like books
that ihow a comfortable bal
nco In the bank. To acquire
that balance you must begin
now. Start an nreount with the
EUGBNB LOAN AND SAVttjQS
HANK. Then yon don't need to
worry flnjut what you have and
can dovot all your energies to
making more.
You will spend tarQalso. as
a check book clo not burn
holes In your pocket like the ac
inar casa.
The Eugene Loanjfand Savings Bank
1 K8TAJ1LI8HKO ww ! after . vUUIth her0.,""1'' u had Dr. Lowe Wt your
- I in'iaii "Ugene, returned home
.onHcV?nrsTtCearm0eoU,; frm SV .SLt'lS lRI0US ERRORS
left ,r: irr? '.ce or the sore
"is an sores. Sold un-
siouiee at w. A. Kuykendair.
drug store. 25t. aenaail s
junction I'ltV 4hla ... - " a
Mrs. E. ,B. Day was a afaRe pas-' good, for 'hW"8 tr'p t0 Iay In
aenger for Mapleton this morning ' Hum 8 large dry 8oda em-
C. D. Harlon and J. P. Currlu are yur,um-
In town from Cottage Grove today. I ti.i. i r t
R. J. Klrkwood was a passenger Leo P tJu ?rth. "idin8
to Portland on the noon train today, j Bunlo v y , ' . ? Gibson St.,
Miss Mary Mires arrived this noon ! most annm ln.; ?J8: K cured the
from Drain to visit Mrs. Laura Burr. ' with Bnrii ? Cld .sorV ever b.
Frank Woodard Is in th itv fr,,, ' "..A ?klen's Arnica Salve. I :
Portland on one of his regular trips. ! dkv iJ 8 - 6 onfe a dar 'or two
.Mr. ana Mrs. T. J. Sweeney lefi
today for Seattle after a visit In Eu
gene.
S. N. Fenne, who has been here
for several days, returned to Port
land today.
Attorney George B. Dorrls re
turned today from a business trip to
Cottage Grove. ,
Attorney L. E. Bean went td Sa
lorn today to attend to soma business
matters there.
William Perman was In the city
yesterday and today, returning to
Roseburg this afternoon.
A. L. Morris and fatuilv are new
arrivals here, having come from
Couer d' Alene City. Idaho.
Miss Bessie Coshow, of Roseburg
after a visit at the home of her un
cle. J. M. Howe, returned home to
day. n,tJ;, A' ?reen returned home
north! " 8 trlp t0 poln,s
IN STANLEY'S
SATURDAY AD
WILLIAMS' KIDEr fILLS
Have you neglected your kidneys
sIeemT,,0TerWO,rked your "ous
nd cause trouble with your
kidneys and bladder? lave
Pains in the loins, side, back groins
HV,0,.,re(luent to8 nil'
ur Ine? If so, Williams' Kidney pm,
?omnnre TOU- 801(1 b' L'nn Dr. s
Company, prlc 60 nts.
thi0""61? na ,vea bakers
fim, 48 mad6 tbe 8Perlor range
famous. . chambers Hardware Co!
WATTSFORWAJCHES
PortUn"' the """"returns to
tortiand tomorrow night.
I
There was a serious mix-up
m btanley's advertisement In
Saturday's Guard, owing to
the failure to correct a proof
n the overworked ad alley.
The error, which were due
to the transposition of head-
J?- made tne advertisement
ridiculous, a fact that the
Ouard sincerely regrets be
cause such an error has not
occurred ln this paper be
fore in a long while. Stanleys
are large and legitimate ad
vertisers and make good in
every- price quoted, hence the
predicament the mistake
Placed the paper in was ser
ious. The advertisement ap
pears In corrected form to
day and Stanleys are pre
pared to "make good" In ev
ery special price quoted
jusi as tney
re tn respect
they advertise.
ilwavs
to anything
Watts for Watches
Luckev
watches.
Dn ana Danquei hl m
Fellows' hall between Seventh and
cjigntn on wnjaiiieiLe iwu "
nnnr, n..imi x at 2:30. Asl0C'
ial invitation to aii-iiiemueis. Hign scuuv', - a
! breakfast tils w?J
A carload of fruit spny -rrivert nior frwus' .
for, tho r.riffln Hardware company tory. Thosep ,
this mornine. Other shipments were patrick, mojp
two cars of plaster for u 7 Vml SttJ
several cars. of logs for the Eugene
The W. R. C. elected officers Sat
rHv ovonimr ns follows: President,
ire.
ann j
Bond.
. Morrison
a guesL
r
I I PRICES
Now Is thel
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Afullstocto(
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EveryUimg"-
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the reliable Jewelei for
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