Eugene daily guard., July 13, 1909, Image 8

Tremendous Reductions at Frieadly's
Dress Skirts at 98c. Wash Dresses at Half Price
Summer Goods Half Price. 9-4 Bleached Sheeting 25c
9-4 Unbleached Sheeting 22c per yard
20 BlkHose 2 pair for 25c
Friday and Saturday special In the Hosiery De
partment Women's and Children's Black Hose,
medium and heavy weight, seamless foot, last col
or, matchless quality; children's sizes 6 to 10. wo
men's, 8 to 10; worth 20c, clearance price 2 pr.SiSc
Clearance Sale Womens
Womens Sleeveless Vests 8
to 1 2c
20 dozen fine Swiss ribbed Sleevelest Vests, plain
and lace trimmed yoke; all sizes, 4.5 and 6; sold
regular at 12 l-2c and 20c; price sow 8 1-3, IZHe
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Wonderful Values, Muslin Underwear
il Blk. 36 inch Taffeta 78c
One piece only ot this yard-wjda Bilk; fine, heavy
quality, rich luster finish; a splendid silk for coats,
dresses or underskirts; regular 11.00 quality, spec
ial while It lasts at the low price, yard 78c
Clearance Pries Knit Underwear
20c Huck Towels Special 2
1
II for 25c
$0 dozen eira large red border Huck Towels, sold
regular, at 20c; Just the thing for hotels or room
ing bouses; buy all you want at, the pair. ..... 25c
AD White and colored Parasols Less
'25c sheer wash goods yd 1 lc
' thousands' bf yards of fine Lawns, Organdies, etc.,
in plain and floral patterns; all new this season;
I make Selections early and get the best values; sold
j iBHlar. at 20$ to tB.e yard; clearance price, yd. '.lie
Clearance Price of White Suitings
Lace Curtains Specially Priced
All Lace Curtains reduced 1&. to 26 per cent. This
Includes all curtains In stork, -while, Arab and
cream; wonderful values at 50c to $2.00 the pair.
Sunburst Silk S.
27c per yd
:
r . PERSONAL X
C O. Smith was over from Coburg
ilant night.
1 Nels Peterson, ot Ashland, Is In
the city on biulnes.
LaFayette Boring, of Meadow, Is In
the city on business.
Wayne Brook took the morning
tiute today for Hul. '
Ul. C, Proilon, .of Marcola, was
In' -Eltpenn over night, '"
. E. C. IH'ArmotKL of. Grants Ps, I
In1 the oily on buslne-M,' '
;Mr, Kdlth Hhodcs, of Wendllng.
kx'An Iho'clty over night.
i iM. Svarverud nindu a business triu
,io 'Cotajie Urate yesterday.
I !). (.'. F.vans took (hit morning's
,sjtge for MrKentle Bridge.
' Mrs. J. Schrettders, of Florence, is
transacting business In Eugene.
. K. A.. Dean left this morning for
IMKeiisle Bridge on an outing.
I.:: Mrs. Hugh Haminon returned last
downing I nun a vlrli In Ourhen.
I , . Attorney II, W. Thoqipson Is on a
llMlnci rli to Cascnrte Ixtck.
i Mr and Mrs. Bud Kompp went to
. junction ('My today on business.
' I John Taylor was a passenger on the
'fcttaKf this morning for leerhorn.
; Mra t). E. Bevery, ot Florence,' Is
'in the clly on her way to Salem.
I . W. E. Thompson and wife, of Cres
i Veil, are la the city this afternoon,
i . Mr. Jos. Koke and children are.
iVMtlng nt Hfirrlstmrg a few day.
, i ; Mva. A. F. Ilarnard was a Blase pas-
kenger this morning for Deerhorn.
. J. T. Awbrey mine down from Cot
! iitr Orow on'lhe noon train today.
' II. K. I-awton came down from Cot
i tage Qrnre on the noon train today.
J. W. Shumate and Slil .Smith are
K. W. litvienlipek , ami wife, of
4rvwnJ. nnt n!i;ht In Eugene.
Mian Nell Mulkey, of Jnrkionvltle.
en went tit Proawell this a
fte-Jio
The Eug-ene Loan
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capital An srnrixa, aixAooo.
jHTAIil.lttla.l inwa
Cream Storm Serge Tailored
Suits at$l0, $17 and $25
Clearance prices on all ready-to-wear garments
Suits, Coats, Petticoats, Skirts, etc., to close out are
marked half and less from former low prices.
White Serge Coats, $7.60; Silk Jackets, $2.60;
Infants' and Children's Wash Coats, special $1.19
to $2.08; Wash DresseB, special, $2.98 to $4.50;
Wash Suits, $6.00 to $11.00; Khiki Outing Suits
and Skirts, $1.50 to $0 00 also new fall Tailored
Suits, wonderful 'values af '$25.00; ne'w"fall colors.'
20c Linen Finish Cotton Suiting yd 1 2c
Silk Mitts and Cloves per pair 5c
Ladies' Colored Corduroy
Skirts Green, Red and Blue
$2.50 Sale $1.25
J 2 dozen Ladles' and Boys' Colored Corduroy Out
ing Shirts; just the thing for beach or mountain;
in sizes 12 Vi. 13, 1314 and 14; special at.. $1.25
$1.50 White Felt Hats 98c
25 dozen slightly mussed White Felt Hats, in sev
Waists
eral shapes, telescopes, crushers, etc; sizes 6 5-8 to
7 3-8; sale price
Mens 1 5c
60 dozen half hose in gray, pink, tan;. blue, green,
red, navy reseda, white and black; special tor to
morrow;- pair ' . '.
Men s $3.00 Hats at $2.50
100 do?en hats.
shapes and extreme shapes, all sizes and
colors,
- H. FRIENDLY Sunburst Silks
592-594 Willamette St. 27c per yd
to spend some time with relatives on
the farm.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Osburo return
home last night from a trip to Seat
tle. W. V. Billing and K. O. Howe,
of Lorane, spent last night .la . the
city. ,.."' ' '
Mr. and Mrs. Will Babb, or Spo
kane, are vUltdng relatives In Eu
gene. W. O. Fisher and wife, of Wash
ington, Iowa, arrived In Eugene lust
night. ... -
n. B. Hunt returned last evening
from a business trip to Collage
Grove. . ... ...
V. O. Tlrown returned this sfter
noo nfrom a business trip to Cottage
i drove.
Mrs. J. Tansend was a stage passen-i
irer for Horence, her home, this
morning.
I S. L. I.owery, of Florence, was a
I Mage passenger for that city this
morning.
C. P. rourtrlcht and A. F. Alli
son, of Klmlra, were In the city
t over night.
master r rana mil went to t'ortiand
today to visit his grandmother, Mrs.
w. u. Mill.
Mrs. K. 9. Prltehctt relumed to
Portland !at evening alter a visit
with her family here. ,
Andy Nelson, the Oolage Orove
etlectrielan. arrived In Eugene on the
evening- local yneterday.
H. C. Templeton and wife, of
Stafford Springs, Conn., were arri
val In Euirene yeaterdav.
Dr. F. M, Kay Is home from the
EM where lie took post-graduate
work in lending medical colleges.'
i .1. U. Strong, wife and child ar
rived hero last evening from Sednlla
Mo. and may loeaee In this vicinity
.Mrs. Claude Comilo has returned
home to HocmI Hlwr after a visit nt
the home of her father ('. W. Young
Mrs. V. A. Kull,r, after a short
vlxit with her niothrr. Mm. O.
PeSiiera, went to Portland last even-
In u
Mr. Horare Cratn, of Prairie City,
Or., arrived here, today to visit old
Courtesy and Consider
ation the Watchword
In this bank
convenience.
for commercial
W watch and safeguard
your biMlsee and personal In
terests la every possible way,
give yon the security and ac
curacy of a checking account,
collect debts for you Athor lo
cr or la other places, loan
money oa deslmhle. security
and do a general banking
baslneas oa liberal terms.
and Savings Bank
THE ZT7GEXXvXAIXY GUAJtDT
08c
Hajf Hose 8c
8 l-3c
for od and. yoyng men, :
Special at $2.50
friends. She lived here a good many
years ago.
O. A. Pbippen went to Junction
and Harrlsburg this afternoon on bus
iness connected with the correspond
ence schools.
v-Ed.want. Flynj yard foreman for
the Booth-Kelly Co. at'Cbhurg was
In town today.
Mrs. A. W. Moore and two daugh
ters, of East Orange, N. J., arrived
tWS )a?t Eight with the expectation
ff joNttltlR. '
PlTsliUnt P. L. Campbell left today
fttl' Sfattle. where he will preside
Over the National Educational confer
ence Thursday.
Miss Jean Bailey, of Minnesota, af
ter a visit at the home of Dr. and
Mrs. H. j. Studley in Eugene, left to
day for Portland and Seattle.
J. M. Craven and wife and Mrs. J.
R. Craven, of Independence, arrived
he'e thds afternoon on their way to
Belkt.np Springs on an ouiJns-
Miss Flora Paddock, of Grundy
Centre, lows, after a visit ' at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Blewett,
left laat evening for her home.
H. M. U-wls returned to Albany
last evenlnig after a short stay here
His wire who underwent an opera
tion at a tospltal there some weeks
ago la slowlv Improving.
Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Hawkins, of
Minneapolis, who were recently mar
ried and are on their honeymoon
trip, left here today for Portland and
Seattle, after a short visit with
friends.
Misses Cora and Delia Weed, of
Spring Valley. Minn., after a visit
at the home of their uncle, Mr.
man, on the -river road, left last
evening for Seattle aad from there
will 'return home.
TtlAXX AT XST.
We are sellng out our stock of
chewing and smoking lobatvo at first
cost. Now Is the time, and this is
the plnct to lay In a supply of good
tobacco at first r:it.
II El) CROSS DRCO CO. tf
Dr. l.owe, ,ho well-known optician,
will be in Eugene July 2!) and 30.
A sti roiitl In being made from
Lebanon to Sweet Homo.
JohneM. Dixon. All wood sawed to
(taupe. For prompt so Ice phono
Black 3311. Residence 324 Hiab st.
Qasoline wood hp w. tf
There's some strong 'connlne
going on In a certain home In Eugene
A k'vely young Inily mill soon ..
making the mornlnt coffee for t8
Of course she w'll use Kolger's
trolden tiate.
'f ! are looking for Ticevlean
rooms or rooms with the t.t of
board. It would be 10 your Interest
tn visit the new "Park Hotel." on.
roIW tHt MiVot- 3'h phice' has i
oeen entlro renovated. Rates itt
reasonable. tf
For quality 'in dishes see Bacon
Br., Ih K ta. tf
TUESDAY, JUIT 13, 1909
GIRL SUICIDES
BECAUSE OF A
IRIVAIJFFENSE
Death of Fifteen-Year-Old Ruth
Annette Seales Caused
by Strychnine
THOUGHT OFFENSE
WAS A DISGRACE
Came Home Sunday. Evening in
Good Health, Committed Self
Destruction After Retiring .
The death of Ruth Annette Seales,
the flfteen-year-oid daughter of Mrs.
Jessie Seales, at Lorane early Monday
morning, as-mentioned In yesterday's
Guard, was caused by strychnine ta
ken with suicidal intent, is the con
clusion reached by Coroner W. T.
Gordon and Dr. J. W. Harris, coun
ty health officer, who made an inves
tigation of the case today.
The girl died ait her home about 1
o'clock Monday morning, after hav
ing suffered from convulsions and
spasms four hours. At that time the
cause of death was not known, but
Coroner Gordon, who was called In
the capacity of undertaker, thought
the symptoms were those of poison
ing, and communicated his opinion
to Dr. Harris, with the result that
the two drove to Lorane this morn
ing and made an investigation, prov
ing beyond a doubt that it was a case
of suicide by poisoning.
The girl had been away from
home Sunday afternoon and return
ed about 7 o'cloek. She retired a few
minutes before nine, and was follow
ed by her mother five or ten minutes
later, both sleeping In the same bed.
The girl at once went Into spasms
tfnd before a' physician could arrive
she died. '
Dr. Hartls and Coroner Cordon
found today that the elrl had several
times threatened suicide because of
a 'trivial toffense committed some
time ago! and for which she was se
verely reprimanded by her mother.
It seems that the matter weighed
heavily upon her mind and it is
thought that she committed the rash
act because she thought the little of
fense was a disgrace to her and her
family.
A bottle containing strychnine."
which had been used as squirrel poi
son, was found In the room where
the girl slept, and while it was nearly
full when Mrs. Seales last noticed it.
It was almost empty at the time of
the girl's death. . .
The Seales girl lived in Eugene
from the middle of February until
the middle of June this year, attend
ing one of the public schools. It was
while here that the offense which
weighed so heavily upon her mind
was committed. It was nothing dis
graceful, and one which a great manv
children would commit, but the girl
was no doubt of a very sensitive na
ture and could not stand to be rep
rimanded for her trivial wrong-doing.
THE ILLINOIS SOCIETY
All Illinois people are requested to
mt at the east park Saturdav, Julv
lith, at 3 p. m., to make further ar
rangements: for picnic to be held on
July 2S at end of cnrllne. 117
"The mail without a conntrv "
One of the finest war pictures ever
irorluced.. Will he at "Dreamland"
Monday and Tuesday. in 3
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old
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CITY NEWS
The members of .Christian cnurch
wlil enjoy a picnic back of theTJUtte
tomorrow evening.
Household effects arrived here
this morning for A. B. Chaffee,
from Pocatello, Idaho.
Z. T. Bowman has sold his proper
ty on Sixth street and has started
for his old home in Alabama.
The W. C. T. U. will meet tomor
row afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Scarbrough, at 665 Lincoln street-
Albany Herald: The schoolboard
ni Aihnnv has elected Miss Frances
Nelson as teacher in the high! school
to succeed Miss Foshay.
. "The man without a Country,"
one of the finest war pictures ever
nrvwiiiceri. will ba at "ureamiana
Monday and Tuesday. JU3
Mayor Matlock, several members of
tne conneir ana LU8iuwr.-jiiuirc
went to Waltervllle to inspect the
work at the power plant. .
Among the carload shipments
into Eugene last night from the
Mahawk branch were half a dozen
of cordwood and as many of lumber
The Oresjonle-n agency wll here
after be located at the C. E. Scott
company's store, one door north of
Cockerline & Wetherbee's dry goods
store.
A. Middletou and V. Chapman to
day filed notice with the county clerk
of the location of "Big Deposit"' and
"Independence" mining claims, in the
Fall Creek district.
At the council meeting last night
the contract to pave the alley between
Willamette and Oak streets, from
Seventh to Park streets, was let to
the Warren Construction Company.
Marriage licenses were Issued last
evening to the following: Ole Peter
sen and Miss Ruthie Penrow, both of
Eugene; Ernest S. Gill and Miss Le-
nora J. Hubbard, both of Cottage
Grove.
Mrs . W . M. Renshaw!s horse,
Babe," which was shot by the des
perado Who attempted to hold het-
up on the Coburg road a few weeks
ago. died Saturday from the effects
of the wound.
Indications are that there will be a
large crop of hazlenuts this year. The
bushes which are seen from the roads
seem to be filled with nuts. It will
be several weeks, however, before
they are ripe.
Albary Democrat: Robyn Nelson
left for Portland to accept a position
with the United Railways In the Con
struction department. He bad about
made arrangements to take up an
Alsea homestead, when notified to go
ot Portland.
The fountain fund of $1000 is
now complete. A gentleman, whose
name is not given for publication,
upon learning that the fund lacked
$30 to complete it, drew hlB check
for that amount and presented It to
the Ladies Auxiliary,
The auction sale at Eaton's book
and art store has closed, and the
stock Is now being stored. A part
01 11 was taken to Frtendly's ware
house and a part to Mr. Eaton's resi
dence. The Cheap John Store on
West Eighth street- secured a por
tion of the stock. ,
' Dr. J. W. Harris, on his way home
from Lorane this afternoon, in com
pany with his little son, George, saw
two female deer which stood at the
roadside twenty feet away and gazed
at them until the buggy passed. The
doctor says they were the prettiest
deer he ever saw.
Rev. F. E. Hneln will give hl II.
lustrated lecture tonight at the Chris
tian -hureh. He will be assl?ted bv
Mr. Shaw, who Is a fine operator.
Will it
Spread?
There is no otier paint,
either prepared ot hand
made from lead and oil,
that will spread as well
under the brush and cover
as much surface to the
gallon as
The
Sherwin-Williams
Paint.
Figure 300 square feet,
two coats, to the gallon
nd you'll probably have
some paint left over.
There are many other
pood points in its favor.
Ask us about them.
ar
They use 25 slides and have eight
sets of moving pictures. The lecture
is iree 10 an ana a silver ottering will
be taken at the close. Lecture beeinn
at 8:15. - ,
Corvallis Gazette: Judge L t
Harris, overburdened with cases in
Lane county, prevailed upon Judge
nuuuiiuu iu taite care or tne Benton
county court this term. He came Fri
day, but was induced by Judge Bur
nett to try a bad case for him at Sa
lem, while the Salem Judge came over
here. Quite a lot of switching, but
no mlx-up so far as Justice Is con
cerned. ,
Mrs. Barbarle Withrow today insti
tuted suit in the district court against
rreaencK witnrow tor divorce on the
ground of cruel and Inhuman treat
ment. According to her complaint
filed by her attorneys, W. G. Martin
and C. M. Kissinger, they were mar
ried In Eugene on April 16. 1906 and
have one child, Frances, who was
born on January 18, 1908. The plain
tiff asks for the custody of the child
and for $25 per month to support it.
Revs, B. F. Hargard.. D.'n v.-
rB&Hnes, D. D., Mrs. L. C. Barnes ni
R. G. Seymour, D. D., secretaries of
the Baptist Foreign Mission, the
Homo Mission and Publication Soci
eties, arived this afternoon to ad
dress a public meeting at the Baptist
church tonight at 8 o'clock. This af
ternoon they were shown 'about the
city by Councilman Moon, C S
Frank and Professor W. P. Boynton
in their Ford cars, accompanied bv
Rev. O. C. Wright, Dr. C. W. South-'
worm, president of the BrotherhnnH
and others. A luncheon . at Otto's
grill was tendered them by the Bap
tist Brotherhood at 6:30, at which a
large number of .menwere present.
Price list of Pure Food market.
corner Eighth and Blair streets: Boil
ing meat, 6 and 7 cents: shoulder
roast, 8 cents; round steak, 10 cents;
loin and porterhouse, 12 He. A. J.
Lucas, Phone Main 620.
Kot coffee and nandwlcoet at all
times at the University Home Bak
ery. 19 East 9th st tf
The Springfield Restaurant. If
you want something good to eat..
Try the lunch counter first ,
DeWltt's Kidney and Bladder Pills 1
will instantly allay all troubles ofi
tne Kidney and Bladder, and will
stop the pain caused by these dis
ordered OTgans. Sold by all drug
gists. ,1
NEW TODAY.
FOR RENT Two pleasant unfur
nished rooms, close In. M. S., care
Guard, or phone red 1551. J15
FOR RENT Nearly new piano for '
sale or rent. Inquire Room 2. Hall
building, 67 East 9th st. J15 , P'eaQiirf (nt
FOR SALE By A. E. Gibson, a $10,
uou Dusiness lot for J6000. En
quire at 98 West Eighth street or!
phone Black 1571. a27
WANTED Girl for general house
work: one who can sleep at home
nights preferred. Inquire at 670
High street. . J15
FOR SALE. A horse. 135 West
8th street. J14
WANTED Girl to assist with house
work. One who can sleep at home
preferred. Apply 670 High St. Jll
FOR SALE Stock of general mer
eral merchandise and fixtures for
sale at 75 cents on the dollar.
Buildings for rent: Must be sold
. , quick. . Address Business Snap,
this office. .".'.,.' ji7
Wanted at once, twenty
five YOUNG MEN FROM 15 TO
25 YEARS OF AGE, AT LEBAN
ON PAPER MILLS. COLLEGE
STUDENTS, THIS IS YOl'R
CHANCE TO EARN YOUR WAY
DURING VACATION'. APPLY TO
THE LEBANON PAPER MILLS
CO., LEBANON, OR., AT ONCE.
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A BARGAIN Nine acres of choice
river bottom land four miles north
of Eugene and one mile from San
ta Clara school and church; 3 1-2
acres In two-year-old cherry trees.
1 acre In one-year-old peach trees
and one-half acre In family or
chard, in bearing. Good six-room
house and other outbuildings. Land
all planted to garden truck. For
particulars call on C. W. Hodges nt
place. Phone Farmers 308.- jl 9
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