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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 8, 1908)
Only 1 5 More Days Left to Shop Tie Friendly Store Give a Friendly Glove Order for Xmas 25,000 Handkerchiefs for Christmas The- largest and most beautiful collection of Holiday Handker ohlofs we have ever shown 1b here for your Inspection. Choosing from such an Immense stock I a pleasure, and the entire line Is so dis played that you can oe every pattern at a glance. $1 f( Box Korchlefg, neat embroidered edges, scallop and hem VUatltoU effooU, come 3 and 8 In fancy box; spec, box $1.00, 25 i?rr,it..r.tti.ft Tnttlul TferphlnfR. rinnrl embroidered, floral de- C slitn In corner ;of pure sheer linen; others same effect In larger and more elaborate 2Hc Embroidered hemstitched or scallop edge, neat patterns; on fine llnon lawn; worth 20c, special, each. .. .12)4? 2c, 5c, JOc, 25c and linen; ' evceptlonal values at these Thousands of Kerchiefs In pure linen.' embroidered hem 3C . stitched edges, embroidered scallop edges, cross bar and plaid centres: colored edges, hand-embroidered corners; smull and elaborate designs; kerchiefs worth 38c to 40c; all Included at thls.prlco . ... . ', ,'.,. ,, (; ,. . . 23c Hand Made Linen Handkerchiefs 50c to, $3 An linroonse.,'nBortm()h('ot Maderla. .Irish Lace; Swiss and French Embroidered Kerchlofs.' beautifully made; exclusive patterns and the best, values we have ever shown. Ask to be shown these kerchiefs when you are In the store. Picture and Kimona Handkerchiefs Friendly Clove Order , When id doubt the trump Is a Friendly glove order. This solves the question quickly and In a most satis factory way. Those orders are Issued for any amount and are redeemable In merchandise. Give a Friendly Merchandise Order Xmas Beautiful Neckwear JOc, 25c up to $5.00 Stocks, Jabots. Husks, Ties, lawns, etc., mado of Lace, Silk Vel vet. Rusctilng and chiffon. Hundreds of pretty new styles In both white and colors, We are sure theBe neck pieces will make an accept able gift pne that will be gretly appreciated. We Invite you to ln apcQt ttrt UMv; ( ' Dofthy Dainty Hair and Sash Ribbons 1 dive the girls a box of these dainty rlbbonB; come in assorted lengths and widths In a box: In colors; white and black; Persian Dresden and plain effeota. $1.00 to $3.50 a box. Wonderful Values in Leather Purses, Bags The largest line of leather goods ever shown in Eugene. "Hand lings. Purses. Musla Rolls. Cigar and Cigarette Cases, Card Cases, Tamping Bottles with cup attached, made of every good kind of feather; Hnnd Hags grand values at BOc unit 91.50 and up to $22.(10; T'ttrscs, Be to :i.(M; Music Rolls. $1.50 to Srt.BU, We quote only a few prlceB, but you will have to see the articles to appreciate values. Pillow Tops, New Styles, 25c, 50c, $1 50 Hundreds of lithograph, tinted, tapestry and velour Pillow Tops. K::nliinlve patterns In Japoneso tinted and hand-painted velvet tapes fry: exquisite colorings. U. of O. Pillow Tops; white stamped linen fnon; white hand-embroidered linen tops; cord, and tassels, ruffling and pillow cord by the yard In colors, white and black, hllk Floss Pillows. 8Bc to 75c; all sizes. Eugene's , Largs-st and Best Store S. H. FRIENDLY Worth or Your 592-594 Willamette St. Money Back. GUARD POPULAR 1 VOTING CONTEST iC.mtinurd from First Page) ' faunly. Yon will have a trip money "'couldn't give you. Just to think that til rrruimementa w(U be made for you In advance, at the best of hotels by the (lunrd, -and by the exposition manngomcnt, which baa promised specially to look after tho Lane CotmtT purty. No worry nor care. otli!ug to look uTter, but J'ist ten days at continued rouud of pleasure. - - Cut out the nomination blank published In this Issue, and nominate your favorite candidate. Bring or mall It to h Hoard office and It will count for five votes. Voting Itegtmi Satnrda;. The ballot box will be Installed In the Guard office by neat Saturday, Doc. 14. at which time a coupon, good for one vote, will be published Mlally. The contest will close Satur day, February 27, at 10 o'clock p. m. 'The name of the candidates and first -count of votes will tippear In the '"Guard Monday, December 14. All the nominations Bhould bo made by that tlmo If possible so tht ike first an nouncement of Che list of candid ates will bo a complete one. I.uckey, the reliable Jewelei for matches. tld&w MII1 1 I ili II The Eugene Loanf and Savings Bank CAPITA L AX1 Sl'HI'LVS, I20,(MMI. KhTAItLIStlKD 1HVB. designs ta 35c, 45c ana 00c earn ( 50c Plain Kerchiefs Hemstitched. In lawn and prices. ., 1 ' ' 6c and 12c IlUISTIIAT10N Of LAND TITLE In the Circuit Court of the State of Ore gon, In and for Lano County. In the mattor of the application- of Lulto M. Hlclturdson, to register thq ti tle to the CollowliiK duHoribed premises, to-wlt: Beginning at the northwest corner of the Elijah Brl.low and wife OonUtion ldind Claim No. 69, Notifica tion No. 7028, In Township 18, South of HatiKu 2 west of the Willamette Merl (lluii running thence North 89 degrees 4J nilmiloa euqt along the north line of EIm c ."'V1 3S.?6 """line; thence south 20.a chains, thonco west 14.68 chains thence mirth 4.94 chains; thence west 6.98 chains; thence south 3.30 chnlns to the centre of tho public road formerly S 1 ?.n. J" Ml" tr"B" Central Military road; thenc north 63 degrees 50 min ute, along said road 23.62 chains thanco north 2S degree. 10 minutes east i,.'.'. rrli t,,en' 60 degrees east 8.64 chains to the place of begin- oss' h,nl'iif,S"",,",f ' cro, more or loss, hi Ijine county, Oregon vs all '" U may concern defendants. Vl8JVJ.t,,nmr noorn: ofn,y.,l'.t8,onn'B;jattx "l1111 rK'ratlon of the title totho land above described th.08Ui Hn.5"ir5rru n or before the 8 in day of January, A. I). 1909 and show cause why such Bnni.i should not be KrantedMho aaCSwrn be lnercT5r,rgrl,heXi:oil, , . B. U. LEE, Clerk of circuit Court By Fred O. Stickles, Ueputy. ROYAL LUNCH COUNTER ' lias ononnri m il Att urui ... ry.".,".1'1 C'w''d have all our friend, try ua for a meal. Hot coffee night and diy. " ",wa" rottUJ ""n dI4 UKU WH.I.IAMH. Proprietor. wood-saver, ana even bakers this has made the Superior range inmuus. vaumDers Hardware Co, Old People Like Books that show a comfortable bal ance In the bank. To Squire that balance you must begin now. Start an account with the EUQKNK LOAN AND SAVINGS BANK. Then yon don't noed to worry about what you have and can devote all your energies to making more. You will spend leas. also, as a check book dos not burn holms In your pocket like the ac tnal cash. CHARLES TAFT SAYS WORLD STORY IS LYING YARN Cincinnati, Dee. 8. The Cincinnati Times Star, Chas. P. Taft, editor and proprietor, In reviewing the New York World's panania canal story, characterized It as a "lying yarn," and gives the impres- Bion and belief that legal steps may be "desirable by events and insinuations of the past twenty-four hours." ttt t CITY MEWS t The Interior of the Hotel Gross Is being thoroughly renovated. E. A. (Shorty) Herder has re signed his position at Haynes' barber shop. A marriage license was issued this afternoon to George. E. Hayes and Miss Lulu.M. Hayes. C Pi' Barnard and J. T. Baker have become associated with G. G. Gross in the real estate 'business. Free Thomas has Just completed plans for a seven-room bungalow for H H. Stickney to be built on College Hill. The W. C. T.. U. will meet with Mrs. Palmer at her home, 634 Al der street, tomorrow afternoon at the usual hour. Attorney M. Vernon Parsons was operated upon for appendicitis a couple of da)-s ago and Is now getting along very well. Dr.. F. W. Cummings, recently from Vermont, has located In Eu gene and will build a handsome resi dence In the Huddleston addition. W. L. Turnbull, who has been liv ing here for Beveral months, la re organizing the Independent Order of Foresters. The lodge last winter disbanded. A car of wire and nails for Labbe &Sons, a car of cement for A. Lom bard and several cars of logs and lumber were among the freight ar rivals Into Eugene last night. O. Casperson and W. P. Bradley, both farmers near Eugene, have brought to the -Commercial club some splendid sugar peets, wnicn will be forwarded, to California for analysis. John D. Eldridge, of Grand Rap ids, Mich., arrived In Eugene last night and went to Mabel on the af ternoon Wendllng local to look over that part of Che county with a view of locating. At the firemen's election yester day afternoon W.I T. Campbell was elected chief. Five votes were cast for him while one each was cast for W. C. Yoran and L. L. Warnock. J. M. - Martin- was elected assistant chief. - - . - A marriage license was Issued this morning to Charles W. Pettijiyhu and Miss Fllsla B. Shackelford, both of Marcola. A license was Issued yesterday afternoon to Delbert L. Guard, of Drain and Allss Irene Foote, of Eugene. The managers of the Park hotel, lately opened to the public, are con sidering giving an open reception and lunch to the people of this city, in the hope that the hostelry will be come known to all. The plan is a good one and would effectually ad vertise the place. Mrs. Bridget, Coffey, mother-in- law of W. H. Russell, a painter, while attempting to get Into a buggy at the Catholic church this morning, fell and broke one of her arms. Dr. Helover attended "the injury. Just a year ago MrB. Coffey broke the oth er arm by slipping and falling to the sidewalk. . Beginning Thursday evening, the' Catholic congregation of this city win observe a forty hours devotion. At 7:S0 each evening there will be,a sermon by Father Campbell of Port land, one of the most popular speak ers in tne f acme Jurisdiction. The devotional, exercises will continue on till Sunday morning. W. . Neeley, of Albany, and Will Gaby, of Eugene, have purchased the Eugene Merchants' Delivery out- lit ana nusmess from Ed. Nye and win taxe possession at once. Mr Nye says he does not know what busluess he will follow, but he will not ue uiie long, rne new proprie tors are taking hold of the business In an enorgetlc way and promise O J ft 11 m lnl3illith Never Falls to Restore Gray Hair to Us Natural Color and Beauty. No matter how long it baa been rray or faded. Promoten a luxuriant growth, ot healthy hair. Stop, its falling oot. " reaovts Dan- aran. Keeps hair .oft and rlouy. Re !uVr.il ubKe. time, as rVh ln$1.00a.50caiie. Is Not a Dy?. l"nd 5e. bottle. at druggists Polio Hit Spec Co., Nnrark, N. J. . Hay's Hartlna Soap cm, pi-,w I attain, tok "TtoCnaith. make the service better than ever as soon as all their planB are perfect ed. - .i . Considerable fault Ib being found because lanterns are not displayed 1 those portions of the city where repairs are being made or new wa.ks are being, constructed. Several severe accidents ave been narrowly averted lately at places where walks are torn up and If lanterns are not placed there some one will be In line to pay for Injuries received to pedestrians. Ivanhoe commandery. Knights Templar, has elected the following officers: E. C, E. O. Potter,; G F.. S. Dunn; C. G., F. L. Chambers; Prel., G. O. Yoran; S. W., G. W. Norrls; J. W., H. B. Leonard; Treas., F. W. Osburn; Rec, S. S. Spencer; war., L. L. Whitson; S. B., Y. D. Henslll; S. W. B., H. A. Dunbar; S., D. L. Cartmell; C, of G., C. S. Free land, Oscar Gorrell, a former student of the university and an end on the football team while here, will ad dress the students at the regular as sembly'houf tomorrow on China. Mr. Gorrell has spent four years as teach er at Hong Kong and afterwards was In the employ of the Standard Oil Co. there. His address will be Illus trated with views of different parts of the Chinese empire which he has visited. J . .PERSONAL : 4440444444 Karl King returned this afternoon from a trip north. C. H. Fisher visited Roseburg yesterday on business. Mrs. H. V. Johnson returned home to Junction City this noon. Vern Apperson came up from Junction City this afternoon.1 W. H. Hylsnd and wife are down from Lowell for a day or so. - Dean E. C: Sanderson returned last night from a trip north. Hon. H. B. Miller arrived up from Portland on last night's train. W. S. Kelly, of Dallas, is In the city on business for a day or so. J. B. Standard was a passenger to Portland on the noon train today. W. J. Mulkey came down from Creswell on the noon train today. ' A. C. Woodcock went to his farm below Irving on the noon train to day. - Dan Linton was a passenger for points north on the noon train to day. ' ' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Drew came up from Portland on a visit Phis after noon. Alex G. Hood , and wife of Santa Rosa, Cal., arrived In Eugene last night. F. J. Hard arrived home on the local last night from a trip to Portland. J. E. Page and wife, of Coram, Cal., were arrivals in Eugene yes terday. W." G. Nesmlth returned last nignt from a trip to Salem and Polk county no nts. W. J. Baldwin went to uakiana this afternoon to look up a business proposition. 1 M. W. Weber and wife, of Mar- cola, were down from the Mohawk nover night. J. B. Wllhelm returned to his home near Dexter. this afternoon af ter a visit here. Attorney S.. P. Ness and A. W. Gilbert were In Roseburg yesterday on land business. 'Mrs. F. A. Page and 'Mrs. Adelaide Lllley returned last night from visit to Portland. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Shelley went to Yoncalla this afternoon to visit the farm a few days. Miss Angle Smith of Portland af ter a visit with friends In Eugene returned home today. Dr. N. H. Stewart, of Portland, hns taken a chair in the dental of fice of Dr. M. L. York. Henry Poischka, who works for the Mofoawk Lumber Co. at Donna, was In town today. J. H. Daniel went to Portland to day to attend a meeting or the mu tual Insurance societies. Geo. P. Storey, of San Francisco, Is In the city for a few days visit ing friends and transacting business. E. E. Awbrey, one of the circuit court Jurors, went to his home at Ir ving on the noon train today to spend a day with his family. L. . Potter and A. H. Hinkson went to Oakland this afternoon and from there will go Into the moun tains to look at some timber. Lieutenant Kelso arrived un from Portland this afternoon to look after tho affairs of the recruiting station here. Mrs. Noah Frederick, of Portland has returned to her home, after s visit with "Mrs. S. B. Finnegan In rJUKene. J. W. Laird, of Garfield, who was here to attend the funeral of his mother, Mrs. Luclnda Laird, left for home yesterday. Mrs. S. B. Finnegan and her mo ther, Mrs. Newman, have gone to Portland on acount of the serious illness of a relative. Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Bordeaux ar rived up from Portland this after noon to visit at the home of Mrs Bordeaux parents, Mr. and Mrs. W W. Haines. DEVOTION OF FORTY HOURS AT CATHOLIC CHURCH The devotion of the Forty Hours will begin In the Catholic church on Thursday morning at 9 o'clock with solemn High Mass and close Sunday morning at 10:30. Uev. Father Cantwell. C. S. 8. R. of Portland, will conduct the devo tion, preaching each morning at 9 and each evening at 7:30. Sunday evening Father Cantwell will take for his subject, "The Church and the Bible." Father Cantwell -gave a course of sermons In the Catholic church here two years ao and is recognized as among the. best pulpit ormors on the coast. Co. A Is planning blg- thlngs for their masquerade bail on New Year's eve. Don't fall to be there. See the football gama at the Elec-1 FIRST BASKETBALL GAME OF SEASON AT ARMORY FRIDAY The season's first game of basket ball Is scheduled for Friday evening of this week between the high school and E. H. S. alumni at the armory. Litttle can be said of the prospects of the high school team this early in the season other than the following facts concerning It: There are three of last year's men out Watson, Burton and Young. Of the new men who are in close compe tition for the first five are Abshlre, who has piayed before at McMinn vllle college; Mummy and Harlow, who mado the second team here last year; Sheridan, Cook, Green, Morri son and Dustin are all fast men. Harry Stine. who Is coaching the boys, is developing a remarkably fast team. ' The alumni will have an au-star team and be pretty apt to give the boys a good scare. 1 hose wno win constitute this team will probably be Cockerllne, Watson, G. Barbour, Bean and Roome. The eame will be called promptly at 7:30 and be finished in time for either the theatre or the Company C dance afterward. Pit V IT TREES AU kinds or Ii-uit trees, shrubs, roses, etc., for sale at tne Eiigfnu .Nuiseii, 52 North Washington street. . Js LOST A 32d degree Masonlo emblem watch cluinn. 1' inner piease lettvu ui Frlendly'a store and receive reward. tf FOR SALE Eugene mill wood at tne same oiu pnee. ueuveieu in ono,. notice. D. M. Puckett. dl4 SfOR SALE A corner lot at w. 13th and Lincoln sis. v-an at m "i 1" st. d10 LOST Knight Templar watch charm. Under please return lo vlii wttou burne at Friendly', store. d The Ladles' Aid of the Christian church will hold a sale of home cooked eatables, and of fancy Christ mas -articles in the 'basement ol tne church Saturday afternoon, De cember 12, beginning at 1 o'clock. Coffee and doughnuts will be served during the afternoon and evening. Everybody invited. - dll 'ElixvrtfS 0 eraia CI eanses siemiyiieci- it n. i olas and rlea uauv.Uispeis J 1 1 tO l' x- aches aae lo.ijonsupauon; Acts naturally, acts Truly as a Laxative. . Best forMenvwnen ana Lnua ren - youngand i lo gel us DeneTictalltfecls jways buy tne aenuine which Ui Lll Lx O as ineiuu name or me jom- "CALIFORNIA J Jo Syrup Co. -m it it manufactured, printed on tne " front of every package. - SOLD BY ALL LEADING DRUGGISTS, n. size only, regular price 50 bottle. Picture Framing We have the largest and most varied line of mould ings in the city, and frame pictures to order at prices that keep our com petitors guessing;. , ' Overton Wall Paper and Paint Company 16 and 18 W. Seventh Street, near Willamette. Plumbing Furnish your new home properly. Dtm't slight tht gas ' fixtures. We do all kinds of reliable plumbing and tinning work. Call and let us estimate or, your work Aya & Heitzm&j. 34 West 0th St. Phone bUck I 117 Christmas Cards, Booklets, Postals, Holly Boxes. Seals, Labels, Tas, at SCHWARZSCHILD'S BOOK STORE The House of Superior Quality MeWUnMluSu Constipations more serious troubles rt.u U a .it fu.ii.n,.r, ,.Itnow that .i '"" no. .lit luiict ,,n of tlie li I'ormud. 1 he bil uiedi .V'? . 81 wedl. i T ff '.""til fci Hood's Piltefe" Sold by .11 Irurei.u, ,ml , Lmt.ii, si UMd.biU,u(fn,fi1 Christmas Purchasing Loses all its terrors and worries when you drop in here to make that selec tion for you immediately see the article "he" or "she" will appreciate and cherish most. ; Our splendid showing of distinctively artistic and beautiful Jewelry, Ciit Glass, Silver Ware and novelties gives yon the inspiration of knowing just what to buy , Engraving Free J. O. WATTS While Viewing the Sky Scraper on 9th Street Right About Face and see McLEOD'S New Fall and Winter Suiting 44E9thSt. x BUY WOOD NOW FROM The' FUGEwE TRANSFER CO. . ... ' IKI liivnelsi.ir wood, large lonu Dry Mhi-I". '" 1ier,u n-vi Dry lie wmid. swd ra--' ij0'r" " tM nrt body fir. 4-foot, cord 4JMH. " irr-EVR TUANStMi K" " " Now Is ff This AfuUst novelty Everything PRICES- lit mous Mil &C0, They be j, style that men are oft Sift would M Our fine mshings is in shirts, y S neckwear have just r rooking fir, ED; ii ant Neighbors 102 ITS Mo "in i I Uia oihju CO. trie.
