the nwnm daily gcxxd Friday, pbokmbmi 11, no.
-:- The Friendly Store Saturday Shopping Bulletin 'Specials'
Sfbre open until 9 o'clock tomorrow evening. Grand valnei in all departments
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Misses' and Children's Coats Half-Price
All Children's and all Misses' Coats, ages 6 to 1 G jwrt, -node of plain and mixed ma
terials; an Immense stock of stylish garments, sewi u.l Kk; 'o-flttlug, some self trimmed,
others trimmed In braid and velvet; prices $3.00 to SIS.;.': your choice, HALF PRICK
75c Sateen Petticoats, Grcnd Values at 50c
$1 Moreen Petticoats, Grand Values at 75c
Only eight dozen of these petticoats altogether, and we advise quick buying If you
wish one. They are the best petticoat values we ever offered and that's saying a good deal
$8 Black and Colored Silk Skirts, each $4.88
Five dozen Silk Petticoats in browns, blues, greens, reds, white, champagne, tan, light
blue, light green, black, etc.; an immense assortment, made from heavy self-finished taf
feta silk; the kind that does not crack; $8.00 petticoats, special, each...... $4.88
Evening Waists Sleeves, Reduced 25
New Holiday Neckwear 50c Val 35c
100 dozen of the very latest shapes aud patterns In pure silk materials; 'bows, tecks,
four-ln-hands, shields, also plain colors. A wonderfully beautiful assortment. The pret
tiest patterns ever shown at any price.
A Hundred Pretty Bath Robes & House Coats
now on dlbplsy in' men's clothing department; made of every stylish material and in de
cidedly new and clever styles, and in plum shades, blues, browns, ash, grays, iiobs,
greens. .
Bath Robes $5 to $10, Smoking Jackets $5
$10, Holiday Hats Now on Displry $2 to $5
You had better buy hatB now while assortments are large and sizes complete.
McKibbon and Stetson makes.
Imperial,
Winter Quarterly Style Book-HIustratin g Home Journal Patterns 5c copy
This style book contains many advance styles for early Spring wear in Tailored Suits, Semi-Dressy Suits, After
noon and Evening Gowns, . also dozens of new designs for Embroidery Work Patterns for stamping Waists, Corset Cov
ers, Collar and Cuff Sets, Ties, Bags, Bows, Centrepieces, Pillow Top's. . Nine full pages, illustrating exclusive designs
for Embroidery Work. This alone is worth 50 cents 4o any woman. Get one of these style books iow the quantity is
limited. One pattern and Style book for 20 cents. TheStyle Book alone will coast you 5 cents.
The Friendly Store's Annual Clearance Sale Women's, Misses and
Children's Coats, Suits, Skirts, Waists, Petticoats and Outing Flannel Gowns
Coats Reduced Vi,xA and XA Entire Stock
On account of the very warm fall we have more ready-to-wear garments than we ought
to have at this season of the year. We have marked the entire stock at prices to reduce the
stock quickly. The heavier garments are cut the most. Many of the lighter colors and
weights are suitable for spring use. For this reason you will find the heavier garments re
duced more than the ones that are lighter in weight. , .
Broadcloth Coats, Value to $40.00, Reduced to $7.60
Two dozen women's fine black and colored Broadcloth Coats, 50 inches long1, flat collar,
: trimmed with soutache and full braid, satin lined throughout, semi and loose-fitting, sizes 34
to 40;'sold regular at $25.00 tO $40.00; sale price, each $7.60
Iast-nr8htlaUtehreMM.
LongBlack Coats $6 30,$7 60,$ 1 2 50
Our entire stock of woriien's Black Coats, made of fine Broadcloth
and Kersey Cloth, greatly reduced. There are about half a hundred
of these coats, sizes 34 to 46; dozens of styles, plain, 'satin or hrkid
trimmed; worth $12.50 to $25.00, sale prices, . .$(1.50 to $10.50
Cravenettesand Silk Rain Ccats $4 95
Just twelve of these coats, grays,- tans, browns; sizes 34. 36 and
38; sold regular' $12. 50 to $20; sale price to clfTso out. . . .... .SSM5
Stylish Nepoh Coats $9 38 mi $ 1 2 50
Buy fashion's favored style in coats now at -5 per cent loss than
regular prices; made of broadcloth In black and colors and fancy
striped cloaking, plain and trimmed; coats worth $12.50 to $1S, at
this very low price, and they will not last lon.5 at . . .H!).:!S and $12.50
Women's Black and CTd Copes, to $15 val. $1.20
Women's $75.00 Suits, Sale Price Each $25.00
Women's $25.00 Suits, Sale Price Each $1.50
Our entire stock of Suits reduced 1-3 to 1-2 regular prices. This
Includes every suit in our stock and there are many very beautiful
suits left in blues, browns, green and black, b,ut thoy will r.ot last
long at those prices.
SCHOOL.
Women's Cape Kid Hand-Sewn
Gloves, all sizes, 2-button, wrist
length, special, a pair,$1.25
S. H. FRIENDLY
592-594 Willamette St.
lntof Fig m
a Eugene viXdtr.'''.
turtle
Raleigh Roney, the doduI.,
merchant of Goshen, w.P?(vyoune
today. ' was Ia the cltj
Chas. H. Fisher went i.
this morning to gone I Portland
days on business 6 6 & '
8, Sorensen is very 111 f,nm
ach trouble at hi " !rt"? sim.
Grr-tiJis&orir1
daughter Mrs. J. S. Medley "
today rom Dayton. Wash ., ,0 JK
Salem Jo urn ah Mrs n,
1th and Mrs. Frank MerSitli u
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Fields
ert Gano are in Portland
leave soon for Southern CaK.
W: H Jenkins, traveling St
agent of the S. P. Co., arrived In In
gene from the north 'thls'X
W D. Neeley returned this after
noon from a business trip to Tun "ion
Johnson went to Creswell
this afternoon to visit his folks .
few days. .
C. L. Monson, traveling salesman
for the Pacific Paper Cc'whSh
Eugene this afternoon from the
north.
C. E Brown and wife arrived here
this afternoon from Sibley, Iowa
Mrs. Brown Is a sister of W p'
Morse.
Salem Journal: Clyde Morgan
who came here from Eugene a short
ume ana lert last night for Albany to
business.
Mrs. L. N. Roney returned home
this afternoon from Salem where she
has been visiting her father, Cap
tain Baker, who Is dangerously 111.
A. J. Gillette has returned from a
trip to Portland. His uncle M S
Austin of Woodburn, accompanied
him homo and he will visit w
awhile.
Salem Journal: Mrs. Kate Miller,
who has been visiting Mrs. John
Hughes and other relatives in the
city, went to her new home in Eu
gene this niiriling. SUe recently
came Horn Eastern Oregon.
Salem Journal: L. L. Roney of
Eugene, was here .yesterday at the
bedside of his wife's lather, Captain
John Baker, who Is ill at his home
on the, Garden Koad. Captain Baker
Is 83 years old, and is oue of the
best known pioneers of Saieni.
an
NEW TODAV
POfi FAhK At a Imntain. 60 acres of
duliy latin, 52 niilts from hueac, vn
giou iTtam rulite; dully stage; tele
phone In iiouso; grist? n pasture ytur
round: lo uim-uh In l .iy field; 2 good
orchards; 7 milk 'vs; mower and
rake; cream stM-.a.lor; some hay;
yountf Diuod ... , 2 horses; bug-ty
nnd harness; sioits, etc.. all go with
the pluce at lfvu if tuken this week.
Addi't-ss i'.o. box 345, Uugene,.Or. dl
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LADIES If vou will call up Pages
Prompt Printerv. i'jione Ked 1M2. i34
Wilh.m.lK- strut, ami order these
vlHiluiM caiilsi, which you have needed
for soinu Huh', tlu-.v will be ready lor
you when lu i-onie uuivh town In tlie
ut'tei-iUK.i.. ' 1118
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WANTED -MidiHe-iiKCil woman desires
in.Hith.n as nian.LKlng housekeeper
for nnl Kffiilleinaii or companion to
elili-ii.v woman. Aihliess
i-ai-- t-.u inl.
L. M.,
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POlt SALE A Singer Sewing Machine,; II
prnl.al.y. .new, ami in thoro,!.,
I eo.ulltlo
tlotl mil 111' 1 "
lliuek 1391.
Eugene Agents Nemo and Kabo Corsets, Moneybak
Silks, Wayne Knit Hosiery, Munsing Underwear,
Dent Gloves.
CITY NEWS
flltliro DQ n mrtrltil noiu Kl lotf. i a. I 11.1 i
Blve hnlines were run In Inst nl'tlll
and utivou n Job of acrupInK mud otf
the lu'.vi'iiiont tliiH murnliiK.
Free Tliunitts 1ms just uomploted
lilaua for a 6-rooni cottiiKu for Mr.
ltuu, li sut-ond baud man, and
wbkli wllV lio built on West Klwhlh
strot't.
The Indies' aid aoclutj' of the Con
KreKnilonnl rhnrt'h will hold im Ap
ron sate at 1. Inn's DruK store on De
cember 13.' D14
Von and llonnenoe have dourM
the restaurant, ImlonKlnK to UeorKe
Williams at 027 Willamette street,
nnd will conduct the business in the
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The nressed brick work on the
liovcy ulock is completed. The cor
nice worn and tho fire wall are now
beini; put la.
All tho trial jurors except T. A.
(itlbort. li. U Uum aud J. 8. Ham,
who live In KuKuno, wore oxcused
by Judue Harris yesterday.
V. K. Urlstow of UMvervlew, was lu
RuRene today to nrnke arranRements
for the funeral of iMra. Klliabeth
Ervin, who died thin morning.
Tho Woman's Patriotic Republican
LeiiKiie Mil meet 1th Mrs. W. G.
(II 1st rap, 2 d 5, West Touth street, to
morrow afternoon nt D o'clock
The brick work on tho Dunn-Wll-klns
block tins reached the top of the
I he Eocene I
Old People
Like Books o
that show a comfortable bnl
"o lii ih,. bunk. To acquire
ilut riiai.ee you must licpin
now-. O nt an oci-ount wlih the
l-HMKSK I .O N AMI S.WINUH
I) IVk' -i i , ..... . .
f I " 1 neon lo
' J W!,rv 'o't what you hnve and
pn can dev,f all your energies to
innkiiiit more.
y You will spend less, also, as
n cli('k hook does not bum
holes in your pocket like the nc
tunl cash.
r-
ne Hoc en e
oan ana savings
CAPITA ! Al SI I'l'l l S, lii.o.n.
KSTAHI,1SHK1 IKa.
Banl
i no irom or ine nuiiri- n -t m n tr . .
Inu will ho nn, r- "nauiuionn; treas-
creaiu uresserl hrlTk 8 UI "rer' "rlstow; sec. S. S. Spencer;
citaiu pressed brick. . c. O., C. S. Frank; C. C. H. II. Leon-
,ard: steward, H. D. Edwards; sen-
" vi ui teen im- .'x Miuy. a car of. unci, u, unrtniell.
lumber for the liooth-Kelly' Lumber
Lo. and three cars of logs tor the Eu-1 The Fraternal Aid - Association
gene Lumber Co. were among the: elected officers last night as fol
frelght arrivals here last night. 'lows. Mrs. Frank Bowers, P. P.; J.
; i W. Law, P.; Ira Manville. V. P.;'w!
S. H. Friendly is having his ware- M- Marshall, S.; W. Wilson, T.; H.
house at the dopot grounds painted,' M- Manville, Ch.; Laura Frazer, G ;
obliterating the unsightly advertise-: 1a Wray, O.; Ida Warnock, S.; Ex
ments on the building. All of the amlners. Drs- Bartle nnd Marquam
warehouses will be painted a unl-:
form color. .
i I lie Vesuvius Mines Oompr.nv filed
Th . ' artlcles of incorporation with the
t he mud Is being scrnped off West county clerk this norning Can
hlghth street, west or C'harnelton, by ital stock, six million dollars Ob
if"5, ' hoboes run In last night, iect. operating mines In Bohemia
o.Hyf t! 11 b"Ulkr t0 the north minh,K diatrlet- Hei" "ce at
mid of Willamette street as the mud Pene. Incorporators S B Bean L L
is uaa tliero. Whitson and F. J. Hard ' ' '
TJ?ve wl", be ,nn e'nctrl' Power, Prnin Nonpareil: Her manv friends
S inda niornlng between the hours; will be pleased to learn thi Mrs
f eight and twelve, as the Willi,,,,- .lake Sawyers was able to return to
te al ey Company Is Installing a ! her home near Elkton this week
ii iv turbine at Springfield. The i from Eugene, where she had IZn
hour! Wl" m" r"" h"twee" ''H '""I"'" treatment for snie time in the
I'he manager of the Western l'a
l:'ti t-N'-rraph office in thu ,-itv s
looklni! for new quarters, that' 01-tj-
bavin- io move from the f,M)m
'W' oii-:i:i.. J, Intiy with ti,,-
l-ar:- Ki.res "cnipaiiv wit;" :H.
next thirty d.,)-.
hospital. She has not enioved eonrt
Health since her baby was born five
months aso.. Her husband met her
at Drain SuiQy.
'" A fire alarm was turned in last 1
evening on aceeuai of the burninl
h- out of a fine in the new Ohor-vl
block. Workmen )K,d vn lUirnini(!
the wooden forms in the flue and tin !
ot-' lire -became so hot that flame !,:
"id the sparks Issued from an opening h
hi 'lie the attic. The chemical engine n
1 this soonded to the jilnvn, 0.i i. -
sion of the church will meet a, 7;.. """5'"MU"'
of the service to neelve ' Th., i.,..ti.T..t .
v vsniini vompanv l:
; stringing another wire from Ash-
Hiram Council . m .. . "A"'. s'-ld. J. L.
Cal After the wire Is up between
Ashland and San rnni..n ,.
I will begin stringing from Ashland
l" 1 oruuna Ashland Record.
Don't forget the social tonight at
the Congregational church. A heartv
welcome freely given, or pleasant hour
of genial fellowship, a bright, short
program of the boys' best effort and
a cheerful cup 'that will not hurt
you; these are what await you.
Come anytime and stay through the
' - meets at the parson
age for a brief business session early
mo BTfUIUg.
The Y. M. C. A. committee has
compiled a list of those who sub
scribed to the $50,000 building fund.
It was found that there were 1445
subscribers and the amounts ranged
irom $1 to $2500. The .building
committee has had several meetings
lately and has been In conference
nith architects. The mutter nr O,o,..
t on of plans will be definitely set
tledtled soon and the actual work
of construction on the building will
uegin within a few weeks
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Printery, (i.H Wllhoncttc Mrc' t. ""
lted 10i;. when you waul l'" "e" .
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. tyiie andlflnc paper.
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sevins niuenm.'s.
l . lug Jla.
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Parlies w.-intin-.
1. i ne CVmpany.
;.;ll THKBS
e'rry or pear tr'M
or a. ;
can fin. I in.; ' "i. ','; ii,ie or a'
tu'e'lcV li'ierJ-'HtW
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of ie u-..,..namiJ;V''r-
a (iui;i t"-x
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p In the -I"?' 'j'": , J. W. 11"";
.-..u I o the effect 11 a' .everal
man. bad left tl.a i' U "jUI1ct hn ,
unpaid bills Is f .nlse Ml i ,( ul
Cll v. but befere gel" ' one rent. I H
and jln not eea pc"."-' " 00,,iiAN. i 'J
appear ,
OTI 'K
luii'if 'V,
Kvry own1
aog io run u . ; i,iii
u n it si in-' '
ly enforre tl;t- - ROsNK.
will stric''
. ' pitch
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Kev. Henry L. Nave, 11. D . of c
Inge Grove, will cuniy t :H.
ci me lirc-i oininuii n:T.', vl..o
iCntral i'o'.!er;an chur
evening at . . ;l .1 ,,'cle
close
members
A d:Qe will be given after
the E. H. S. basketball game
1'riday niaht by Co. C.
MADK l F.HiKMI
The old relhilil.. l'eerl.-ss Was!
. owner URaln on the ninrket. Pie
i'"r '"'dec with Im. Phone l!..tl s(...ji.
f-in. .iri....ns. i'.tc
HAtVN iiuns, TI-:. IMP. en...
mt l-:.if.t Ninth l.
11H111 AI.M.r FltHI
Singer Sewing Machine Company. G15
lllamettc tret. ' dlj
v -i I fei;-f-...J
u -.-1 lb - J
Now Is
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