THZ ETTOENZ DAILY OUAKD. rSEDAY, MAY 21, 1909-
My EUGENE
May Sale of Boys' and Children's Suits,
Shirts, Blouses, Hats, Etc.
Tomorrow we place on sale our entire stock of Boys' Two-Pi.ece. Young Men's Long
Trouser Suits and Ghildren's Buster Brown and Sailor su'ts at
10 to 25 Discount, Absolutely Every Suit Included
Hundreds of beautiful new spring suits of every style and fabric, included in the sale,
and all blue serge as well as black suits.
25c Neckwear at 15c
SO dozen plain white and fancy neck
wear in 4-in-hand slyle, all washable,
tomorrow sale price 15c
$l.50-$l,75 Boys Hats $I25
500 Boys' Hats in green, brown, tan,
black in all shapes, values to $1.75,
tomorrow only sale price $1.25
75c Blouses, Shirts 45c
Beautiful Blouses in fast colored wash
fabrics,, with soft collar attached or
detached, tomorrow... 45c
ftrnants, Flags and
Banner ! of High School,
College, Clubs and
Schools
S. H. FRIENDLY
BOYS' APPAREL
Boy's Hoisery,
Neckwear, Shirts,
Underwear, Hats and
Cops
EIGHTH GRADERS
PASS EXAMS.
Thirty Out of Thirty-Nine
Applicants for Promotion
Certificates Successful
CITY NEWS
The noturlul com rn Inslon of W. W.
Calkin, wu filed with the county
cmrn today.
Ilrk:k work on the new Honey
block has reached to the top ol the
second story.
1 Mny 1 1, arrived In KiiRone last night
and will be burled salurduy after
noon. .
Ralph Taylor was In the city from
Indian creek today buylim supplies
for his ranch. He Iihh recently sold
lilt JokkI'ik business on Uik Creek
to Jesse Phelps and has gone back to
the ranch.
The work of excavatliiR for the
pavement on Oak street between
liKt N'fnth unit Haul Kleventh was
The frame irx of the new public ,e-.ua afternoon. The rlty's
ubimt In the KalrKrouiids addition t,.M, roller Is being used to drag
Ih (smug up rapidly. , ih0 rooter.-
West Tenth and West Eleventh to Portland a few days ago for a very
a -Mr. .Miller, who Is having It moved, grave operation, Is getting along
to his lot at West Thirteenth and very well and will recover. A large
Lawrence streets. Mrs. Roberts will new addition Is being built to this
Thirty eighth grade pupils of the
Eugene public schools out of .39
passed the eighth grade examination
conducted last week. County School
Scperlntendent Dillard and assist
ants having just completed the work
of grading the papers. Those of the
pupils In the other districts have not
yet been finished. The successful ap
plicants are as follows:
Ruth 'Roche. Lucille Ross, Taylor
'Circle. Bernice Layton, Byron Foster,
I Christine Jensen, Carrie Bayley, Ve
ra Lyons, Bernard Breeding, Hornet
Davis, Frances Haroun, Orra Sims,
Lura Lawrence, .Mabel Beels. Nora
.Manerud, Oran Dullard, Thomas
Huntington, Myra McFarland, Laura
Anders-on, Bert Clubb. Ruth Ruble,
Bessie Hendershott, Frank Searle,
Lois Green, Andy ' Fletcher, Hurry
Hibbs, Juanlta Wilkins, Carrie Wood
and Zaro Wray.
build a modern residence on the site
of the old one.
Included In the car load shipments
of freight into Eugene last night and
this morning were one of box shooks
for the Eugene Fruit Growers' Asso-
hospital and when the Improvements
are completed and the new equip
ment is installed this institution will
be one of the finest and best equipp
ed in the world. There will be five
Eurgeries on the fifth floor of the
new addition, besides beautiful
elation and the usual number of , ampliheatre, up-to-date laboratories
lumber, logs and cordwood for dif- and every equipment that if found in
ferent parties. Household goods ar-j the best hospitals In existence When
rived for H. C. Galey form Ashland.
The streets were very dusty yes-
terriav and there was much com-
A well or the hydraulic elevator Ed Howe Km diXsed of his lodg- plaint on the part of the merchants.
In the now Hantord block Is being Ing liniuse business in the Coleman ' it ia not known why the pavement
drilled by Kllborn ft (jiirdlnler. block rfnd J. II. Coloninn Is now con-, was not sprinkled, but perhaps it
the addition is completed the hos
pital win have over tiOO beds.
ducting tho Iioiiho. Mr. Howe will was because there was such large
W. Modes, proprietor o: tho Bu-! devolo his attention to berry raising 1 crowds on the Btreets. This shouldn't
jceno stoam 'laundry, it Installing ' on tho Mohawk. , j have hindered. tho work In the after-
xomn new machinery at his plant, in-; . noon, though.
eluding two now. washing machines.' " """"" """"
i rcnduniML z
The Eugene. Western Itnilwnv Pn .
rne Woman's llopubllcan Patriotic Z.t" TtoyMiilW1,,?"?"?'"1 n '" t"ke11Td
1-i.i.i... will nioM with tilm Cimkn at i 01 tomorrow. iny lett at i.iv af tne s us aw rai road propos t on,
JtaV-Tn!. of Mr. IU,Z I ihli. Sr1.!;""'' l"B ' & j nienlloued, by The Guard yesler-
, .. ...... , nty. iijimi arucies 01 incorporation
Saturday aflornonn at 2:11) o'clnck. ;
however.
Property owners on high
filed articles of
I with Ihe connlv clerk tnlnv. The In-
Ths street ears did s rushing busl- ' '...V".'" " . "T ,. ! corporators are r. A. Anderson, h. J.
ii--s rarrvlnn niiwen iters to and from " '"' '" " Merger and Jim. Fellnian and the cap-
iii s carrying p ism n kits wi n mini fl menbers of (ho c ty council, ...i ,,M.i. i, -!m. (.,.
the circus yesterday The lack of ,.,, Saturday; l.U.
i - I i ni-rc win lie lenciirsaiH lor llie
. mutter oi paving iiign street.
In tlie police court today W.
McCiitlough paid n 110 fine on
The Kiigene hlnh school track
lesin went to CoMnllls today to take
1'iirt In the state Intersholastle meet
Ibere tomorrow, lo bo held nndnr the
stiitplces of the O. A. C.
Farmer are ncsln wishing for
rain. This hns been a freak spring,
they say, with much less rain than
tinial, and a great deal more cold
weathsr than wished for.
Wild strawberries are ripe, though
there Is mil a large quantity of them.
The early blossoms were killed by
frost but there nre blossoms that
xlre promise of berries yet to com.
The "Toddy bear" will now have
to take hsrk seat. The "Hilly pns-i
sun" Is tkii latest fad. which orluln-i
m'vA sit Oi bsminets given President I dl ' was cut over one eye.
Tfl In In Boiilh recently. I neressltatlim tho taking of several
I stMch.es In It by a surgeon.
Ttis remains of the three-year-old j
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allen' Mrs. J. M. Roberts has sold her
Htraaskla. iu died at Klamath Falls, residence on Ollvo street between
Orel O'Brien of l.eaburg, was In
the city yesterday.
Rev. M. C. Wire went to Cottage
Grove this afternoon.
C. M. Kidd, of Medford, was an
arrival in Eugene today.
A. R. Richardson and son of Jas
per, are in he city today.
.Mrs. F. E. Selover went to Port
liuid today for a short visit.
C. D. Chorpenlng made a business
trip to Junction City today.
m..n-. t,r,. ... .h i.n.ii ..i, i,' " ' ' '('. 'i l oruaiia. is
tin. pv,ln.' ,! s,,r i; ,.i . vl8l"K relatives in Eugene.
J. H. Ilrunimltte ana wife were in
! has at law arrived, and the men can. the clf' fro'" Jasiwr over night.
of N'lith Bend, is In the
w days on business,
llm nr C..l... . .
(!.. A.... lk ..l. I,.r ; ' I -.- .7n.r,. nnn HI1I13-
-........,,....., .....,,.... , 1(,r 1(1 rxpctpd , )e present. The .acting business In Kugene today
INVENTOR TRIES
INCUBATOR ON HIS .
OWN BABE; KILLS IT
Long Beach, Cal., May 19. The
incubator forcing process failed trag
ically Tuesday when Richard Des
pain, one of the city's most promis
ing young men inventors, tried It on
his two month's old baby. Yesterday
the baby was taken from its cradle
and placed in the incubator. Soon
after a cork blew out of a hot water
bottle and the baby was fatally scald
ed. It died in a few moments.
TAYLOR OR EAKIN
LIKELY TO BE JUDGE
drunk and disorderly charge having ba ,,,,,!,.,, wlth copies. The final i J. L. Lopp ,
been arrested by ( hlef of Police r-nr- rph,rml w lll be .Monday evening at ! city for a fev
rington last evening. John Gordon le j, K ,.n,ir(.n when everv mem- A. G. Mage
vagmncy.
The circus management last night
before leaving the cHy gave expres
sion to great satisfaction over the
site of both audiences yesterday.
This was the first visit of this show
to Eugene nnd the reception It got
was certainly flattorlng.
Jesse Hooker of Panther, was
thrown from his horse to the hard
pavement in front of the Dodge de
partment store this afternoon nnd
'chorus actually numbered over sixty.
Manager J. E. Ileaton. of the Pa
cific Slates telephone olflce In this
city, states that he received a num
ber of replies to his ad In Tho Guard
Lawrence Roach
MUSIC HOUSE
26 W. Sixth Street Phone Black 1027
The Songs Our Mothers Sang
Geo. II. Kelly of the Hooth-Kellv
Lumber Co., went to Portland tod a v.
Mrs. Geo. O. Yoran arrived home
mis noon from a visit at Roseluire
Prof. George Hug accompanied the
r.ugcne track team to Corva s tn-
oay.
for telephone girls nil the way from
Missouri, Knnsns. Texns, and Wash- W. O. Hill of Heppner, Is transoct-
niKinn, as wen as nunareos in oit-'ing business In Eugene for a few
frront parts of Oregon, most of them
of course, in Lane county. Four of
the snswers were from Texas. This
goes to show how extensively The
Guard circulates. Mr. Ileaton says
he was very much surprised at the
results of the ad.
'1 V
All the old-time melodies and latest harmonies.
In sheet And folio form.
Yon are always welcome to look them over,
Our prices are
Within The Reach Of All
The nnmben or th McKintcy Century, and National
ohoet luuslo and long ar now complete. Per copj tO;
Come Hear Edison's Latest
r""1
i r Wt
Courtesy and Consider-
afion the Watchword
A committee from the MrKenzle
Irrigating nnd Power Co. met nt the
city hall this afternoon with Mayor
Mullock nnd a number of couiHllmen
to talk Informally in regard to
franchise to the company for the
erection of poles and stringing of
wires through Ihe city. The company
has recently been granted a fran
chise by the city of Hprlngfleld and
Is now desirous of entering this city.
No definite oncluslon has yet been
arrived at. The companv was repre
sented by Prof. V. o. Young, J. A.
Youngreen and others.
HI-.
The Program fnt- iho veJutunllna
1 recital this evening or the depart
menl of oratory of the Kugene Bible
University Is: "An Order for a Plc-
ture." C. n. Moore. "Marmlon and
I laugla," It. I.. Morgan. "How Ruhv
I Played." I). K. Olson. 'Ben Hur's
, Chariot Race," I), t Mi,r(I1,n "The
.Gladiator." D. K. Olson. "Tho v
pochondrl.-.c," C, U, .Moore .... ' ,
..... . . , ,R, iHMiHlliiK Sociou.-1 r ,
Morgan. AdmlssLn free, ' -'
nnrlnn the last ev r
been t r ,hrp( nv ' ,,,,jrP hVl.
r-levemh stre t. in j(- ",9 "
were the causi.. 4( .'h aHK):iiohile!t
the week. mi,. o.Jtr the firm part of
hind an.i; ,P nu.hl'ie run up lie
one and til.; ; k in k the spring ot
A day or or eadilgh; of tho oilier,
garage uie . Inter, one of the local
Jgetl It. .i run Into a rub nnd dant
Klever biviiklim lis own liclus
T ih street Ik used fur a speed
B'' . aiitoinoliiles riniiiing. It Is estl
,iusl. sometimes n ftt as thirty
or forty miles au hour.
of Cleve-
in Kugene
In (his bank for tMof
coatenleoe..
We watch, last
your bu.ln.ss w ,fegU.rd
terests U . ,,, ,.
give you. ta p,,Mb. way.
ciirgcjt wru,,,, ,nd ac.
eo set .f checking account,
eaiij r (or fou .,hT lo.
T' In other pliers, loan
on desirable security
- do , general banking
"iness o a liberal term.
C ' r 1
cAriT.i. nxn ' avings DanK
flie Eugene Loar
"ItulldlUK a Mf ny Meals"
l Mr. rinkortnn s snblect at the
Congregational church Suiulav even
ing. lr. R. J. Camplx-ll. of Cltv
Temple, Umditn. says. " pity no
man who has his dream of perfect
things and follows II." The Sunday
morning subject will be on Inter
pretation "of one of the central and
most Important teachings of the
Christian fslih. All are cordially
welcome to these services.
The family and gr.idualra'f the
normal nnd srnilemy .lepartmenls of
days.
Mrs. W. R. Gue is here from Pen
dleton visiting friends for a few
days.
Dr. M. M. Davis returned this af
ternoon from a business trip to Cor-vallls.
Mrs. Jennie Yates arrived on
from Florence on the stage last
night.
J. S. Mngladry returned home this
afternoon from a business trip to
s v i lltlllll.
Harry Mix went to Corvnllis today
to take In the track meet there tomorrow.
I). J. Condon and wife
laiia, u., were arrivals
yesterday.
Mr. Morris of the Star Sand Co..
of Portland, is here for a few davs'
vaitttion.
Mrs. C. K. Wade nnrt Mr. r n
Applegate. of Drain, were tj iheclty'
yesterday. ' '7
0. Litke left thla afternoon for
Douglas county points to set up some
monuments.
Mrs. Walter Carroll U iil f '
Junction vl8,tlng hPr jU0.tpl ..on,
J' M' nlierli , '
llnihpMtl iturnP(1 on ,ne noon ;
train tetlnj trom a business trip to
f iilnne Urove.
V. W, Xlaritn, traveling pne-.iaer
Sijeut ot the S. P. Co.. was in the
cry over night. ,
Albert Woods nnd V. .lenilliiifJ ol
Kelso. Wash., were arrivals In i..:
gclie yesterday.
Kos.'Imii g News: Mrs, G. O. Yornn
of Kugene. Is visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. K. Ilouck. j
Mrs. Win. Kvl,. ()f Florence, afiei
a visit In Kugene, returned home oij
tills morning's stace.
lion. 11. 11. Miller nn.l wlfr. 1-f.
for points north thl, no,-n tml win
, leave Seattle soon for Ihe Orient.
uonHiurg No: .1. J ltaker, a
forner resident ot Ihis city, but now
a resident of Kagene. Is In the rliv.
Waller Huston and wife of Har
rlsburg, arrived today to visit few
dnvs at Iho hom. ,,r lra ii..u..,,.'.
will t brother, Hon. J. M. Shelley.
G. K. Allen. Rrni-e Davis and K.
A. Ileach were ras.wiigers on the
Sluslaw stage Ibis morning f.ir their
homes on the Jower Sluslaw.
J. R. Hc-ISirook and daughter were
In the Mty from U.well yesterday,
taklag In the circus. Thev' retgrned
home today.
Salem, Or.. May 20. While the
name of the successful iarty will
not be given out by Governor Ben
son until Saturday, the concensus -Gf
opinion is that the appointment of
the newly-created judgeship of the
fifth judicial district, embracing
Clatsop, Columbia, Clackamas and
Washington counties, He3 between
Judge Frank J. Taylor and .1. A. Ea
kin, lioi h prominent attorneys and
Republicans of Oregon City. There
are several others prominently mentioned.
WHAT SHALL VK 1IAVK KOK
IIF.SSKKT.
Try JELL-O, the dainty, appetizing
economical dessert. Can be prepared
Instantly simply add boiling water
and serve when cool. Flavored Just
right; perfect in every way. A 10c
package makes enough dessert for a
large family. All grocers sell It.
Don't accept substitutes, JELL-0
compiles with all pure food laws,
7 flavors, lemon, orange, raspberry,
Btrawuerry, chocolate, cherry, peach.
Saturday Sped
The Progress
45 West 8th
For Our Second Satu
Special We Offer
The Following
Overalls $1.25 value;
Overalls $J .00 values as
Overalls 75c values
Boys' " 50c values
Boys' " 35c values
Men's Shirts 75c values at 65c m
Men's Shirts 65c values at 50c
SEE OUR WINDOW
DISPLAY OF LADIES'
and MEN'S FURNISHINGS
n
Kr iNTsi ; .
IN ALL STYLES AT
YORANS SHOE STORE
THE STORE THAI FE1.LS
GOOD SHOES
Close Mill Connecli
Enables Us to Under:
Any business to succeedin these
ern up-to-date times MUST be as
as possible to the fountain-hea
supplies.
T, 11T Ml ft li 1 .1
ine Drownsviiie rehzca tnisq
years ago, and sold direct from
to Man" at prices lower than
ever or are now quoted by anysf
This selling direct from "the M
Man" means that .the wholesa!
iS -I . 1 . . 1 111
ri cnininacea entirely and that the il
ant savings are turned over to yoJ
That we do so is very plainly see:
the suits we sell at $15, every k:
good $20 or $25 suits elsewhere;
also by the suits we sell at $25
no other store can sell at less than
to $40. A glance at these suits
make it very plain that the "Brc
ville Ought To Be Your ClothrngS
STANLEY HATS $3.0
B9 -
U It you buy a "Stallley'' you're sun
owning the b'est $3 Hat in towr.
good styles.
BROWNSVILLE
B Woolen Mil! Sto:
591 Wil!cmetfe Street, Eugene, Oregon
Kor the r.n.arkhle price of 1 . 2 .1
Iit l.ushfl J. K. T.-ni.le anil V. I.
loniplp bnve lrt tho Inst of their
Villm,-ti,. rnhorsltv hi Invltcl I "i . J at ' ,hp I,v,-r
..f iki. -it.. ...i ' ' ' "ini'iiin. i tie sni'k nvor-
nvl 14;. imtimts nnd ns n result tlir
h. nl ncili-il iht- owtn-rs J -r suck.
Hiir. IV II. Trlmhli of ihl rliv i.. :
m...- .ik- KiniinaiiiiK ltililrtss at 5 p
111.. J II IIO I I.
Otto Kmtfninn.
I took t.i S;. Viiw
hum Iir. Si-I.
'ills hosiitnl
.liiiuns iipoii.p hnvp voted In fnvn. A
JUST
RECEIVED
A Im ici'
tooU.
oliiinni'tit of Optiml
lr. M. KniniBT, nn
tllrlnn of fift.-vn ,,x.
IK-rk-nrp. will (,,, y(llr vyr
III your gljtM ,i Kllllnilw
IIm- vrk. (ilvr , W(1
l- carry a full lino of tnt.
loiw.rj. NM.k, ,M pM
tllil'S.
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C. E. Sc&d Co.
mil ... si.
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Use R.OBERTK
the Skin
IT BEAUTIFIES
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IT PRESERVES
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w bt tree from anvthin that can posai
injure the most tender skin
ONCE USED ALWAYS
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