Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, January 13, 1910, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextTHB EUGENE DAIL7 GUARD THURSDAY, JAN. 13, 1910 EIGHT DIRECTORY MAN SAYS EUGENE HAS POPULATION OF THIRTEEN THOUSAND Bridge, Beach (I Super! 3 S. H. FRIENDLY, Tie Leading Store Grand Clearance Sole at Friendiy's Each day more of the grand bargains are going. Secure your share before they run out. Remember the 10 per cent discount on everyrrr!gbut contract merchandise. These items mentioned below are extraordinary bargains. 1 ake advantage. Dan W, Storer, who has charse o! the wurk ot compil- Ini the new Polk't directory of Kugene. says he think- the population or the city at the present time is nearer 13,000 T than any other figure, has- log his estimate upon t'-e number of names already SO- cured, although the work will not be completed for a week yet. Two years ago the directory people estimated the population to be 10,000. MEN'S SWEATER COATS, plain and lancy, $2.50 value, clearance price $1.75 Men's Four-in-hand and Bat-wing Ties, values up to 50c, clearance price ... 1 9c Eoys' Knee Pants, the kind that will wear, 75card$l val. clearance price 58c and 75c Our Entire Stock of Boys' Two Piece Suits off $3.00 Suits $2.25 $3.50 Suits $2.63 $4.00 Suits $3.00 $4.50 Suits $3.37 $5.00 Suits $3.75 $6.00 Suits $4.50 Children's Sailor and Buster Brown Suits, Knicker Parts all go at One-Quarter off KABO CORSETS GOOD STYLE $1.50 values at 80c' $1.00 values at 59c REMNANTS, still lots of remnants to be closed out at One-Half Price A limited numl-nr cf Imported Wool Suit Patterns at special Clearance Sale Prices Sec our window for Dress Goods at Half-Price LINENS Not many of those $2.00 Irish Bleached Table Linens' 72 inches wide left at. $1.59 Napkins to match, dinner size, $6.00 values $4.98 Napkins to match, dinner size, $5.50 values $4.75 BED SPREADS-full size $1.25 value 98c TOWELS- good size 15c values at 9c TRIMMINGS a sp'endid assortment at One-Half Price LEATHER MUSIC ROLLS-a One-Half Price At Our Odds and Ends Counter Pillow tops one-half price Gloves one-half price Handkerchiefs one-half price Belts one-half price S ilTS Xoff A limited number of skirts to clos- c"t values up to $6.50 at 93c to $3.50 runs Price All children's, Misses' and Lndies' suits, coats and capes at off A splendid line of Broadcloth Capes, all colors, values $22.50 and $25.00 at $16,50 Bhck Mohair $1.00 val. 85c S H. FRIENDLY 592-594 Willamette St Cream JH.Z.D va Serge 1. 98c CITY NEWS X Cleveland's Making rowder. union'., for drugs. I.uckey's for Jewelry. I'.'ew are lower In price, They now retail at 3,1 routs per dozen. The Ulterior work of the new Ba Him' building Is being rushed by the i-onlractoia. Meet n btlflltluus block there some time during the year. Hardy Howard Is now at ECansaa Oily, Mo., where he has accepted a position us traveling salesman for a Wholesale, shoe DOUI6, lie may make that city bis headquarters, Harry W. Dunn, Hie baker, has bought au aero tract of laud In the Blair Street addition from IV I.. Mil ler. Mr. Miller gave $400 lor It two years ago and sold It for (800, menl to make in regard to construe- slon of arranging classes at the be tlon of electric railway lines upon his ginning of the second semester. This .lames llrowii and wife. , f Sheri dan. Wyoming, who hare been visit tug at the home of M John Gardner has purchased the dwelling house on the site of tlte new Hangs livery liable building at Bail BIgbth antl Pearl streets and is having .1. v. Barrlnger move it to a lot at I e coi ner f West Third and Madison streets. BgcavaUon for the stable will begin next week. PERSONALS I Dr. Bcalefe is in Portland today I.. M. Toiler is in Portland on bus iness today. tl. I., ltees, of Cottage Grove, was in Kugene last night, 1 J. V. Reed Is In the city from the Blue Itiver mine.-. N. B. Standtsh returned to his work at Wnltervllle today. Don Steffa, a newspaper writer of Portland, is In the city. J. K. Simpson returned this after- I noon from a trip north. G. W. Irvln. of Walterville, was In the city on business today. Bud Kompp made a flying trip to Junction City this afternoon. Mrs. E, G. Briggs returned this af ternoon from a visit at Irving. I-. ( . Matteson was a stage passen ger this morning for rail Creek. P. ('. Walters Mie Elmlra luml man, is in the citv on business. G. S. Moore, of Central I'oint, is transacting business in Kugene. .lames W. Powers, of Salem, is transacting business in Kugene. .Mrs. .1. Sh render, of Florence, tool the stage this morning for home. b. A. Noel of Gardiner, was an arrival in Kugene this afternoon. Mr. and .Mis. John Ronnie art home from a short trip to Portland. Dwighl Hopkins returned this af temoon from a trip to Cottage Grove. Mrs. William Banner and children went to Tangent this afternoon on a visit., D. J. DuBrullle, a newspaperman of Cottage Grove, was In the citv last night. J. B. Goss and wife, of Toppenlsh, Wash., were arrivals in Kugene last night J. M. Dean and wife, of Hastings, Neb., were arrivals In Eugene this afternoon. Miss M. Edwards and Miss Mont gomery, of Marcola, were in the city over night. Sheriff Harry U Sown returned this forenoon from a trip up the Willi incite. Mrs. Ida Abbott returned to Port land this afternoon later a visit with relatives here. 1). Ti Awbrey returned to Cottage i. rove tins afternoon after a short " . " nioniu nelorelianil. tbe stu dents have been required to make out the course Intended for the term. When tills is done Hie flic-It- aa- in fl win h.v,, ...i ., ' .'. : V,J- ,. r. i , ; , ".""""'""i, nr- and M. Jared W. Moore ar , " "i'" uie i iasses. acre irnm C heveniie Ihi y work that will be done af-1 1 tins ralatlaaa ' Stoves and Kai The kind that last a lifetime, have been mi continuously for over 70 years; sold continual! over 15 years. Osterm The Mattress with a reputation, has beer tured continually for over 50 years. The onl that is guaranteed FOREVER not to mat or pa 1887 CHAMBERS HARDWARE AND FURNI 522 Willamette Street Phone Mai NEW LAND OFFICE OFFICIALS ll B. F. Jones and G. W. formally assumed their duties register and receiver of the United Suites land office in Roseburg, their predecessors, B. h. Eddy and J. M. Lawrence, stepping back into private life Monday r.ight. Mr. Jones has filed with Governor Benson his resig nation as joint representative of Lin coln and Polk counties. Mr. Law rence will leave for hi-- future home at Head some time this week. Mr. Eddy is now preparing to re-engage in the practice or law In partnership with District Attorney George M. Brown. The firm will occupy offices in the new Masonic temple just as soon as the building is completed. Mr. Brown's present offices in the court house will be retained by his deputy, K. b. Herman. Roseburg Review. , j sit Bridge. X. y., b I wonderfully saved. CHARRF dreadful condition,'! ' IUL 'skin was almost yellt en; tongue coated; i Riddle have I losing forty pounds j dally. Virulent lire; me down to death In tors. Then that matt Electric Bitters, cured en tne 4 pounds I well and stronr." liver and Kidney troil preme. 50c at W. Saved at Death's Door The door of (b ath seemed ready to open for .Murray W. Ayers, of Trau- Wyomlng, vis ler me examinations are over will bi to distribute the new students, 01 those who have failed. uts. Newman's fish and ooultry mar ket, corner Sixth and Blair streets. ifor l-'rlday will have salmon, 12 1-fo Brown'a il K '""""'. '"""'" is i--e; ler. Mrs. II. A. Schwerln,:. have cone '." "" J"''' l"'unii: -on, Span- I uuni uiaun ,tiiu ii "! cagie brand Kastern oysters. tif cents. The - A will of habeas corpus for the re- "'"''' l" 'ri1"" lf '"" WMI,t '" s"v'' B. Mink has sold his small house lease of .lames UcAvoy the hobo Phone Black 7461. jir. ami lot in th,, Blair Street addition charged with shooting a southern hi i'.. iiuatveitt rural I nun. Tile Pacific brakeiiiaa a lew evenings ago """""""' vuiicj i.uiio in mane i ne w as Issued lo.lav, made ret urr.uble In a lew days. A new flour and feed store will be opened soon in I rani, (' Mug at .28 to Newport to visit his pan Mouitie street. i deal. V, K. Awbrey. of Irving, has been Olsctiargod from the (leueral hospital, where he has been under treatment Toy some time. A series of leu bridges have been oust ructed on th,, wagon road be weeu Cottage Grove and the Bohe mia mines during the past summer i and rail, thus Insuring regular The old Crescent slock of goods :.lco to the mines, will he sold by UoMorran Wash- liurne In the Cherry block, beginning Tueadny. January IS. Ivy Lodge No. 711. Degree of Honor. A. O. U. W., met in regular session Wednesday and Installed the follow ing Officer: Mrs. Mary Potts, past Ohlel of honor; Mrs. Jiattie Keopke, chief of honor; Mrs. Nettle McKln ny, lady of honor; Mrs. Nora Dixon, chief of ceremonies; Mrs. Angle Chapman, recorder; Mrs. Sarah Mc Oormlck, financier; Mrs. Mary llar- 1!. 3. Haskell and II. B. Davidson. ,,,'. .'.''vY,, ," ,l" ,V'- whoa, gace.l In the building . M"'S ' ,. ,' ""S' ",s" bustnesi In Kugene. today filed In wHtch "lnger. out-side the circuit court a complaint In1 equity for Interpleader against L. 0, . ,,,, , ., , Clark. B, t). Palmer and K, .1. Mc- , , , Itli.zard Haginj. nt ,i, ,-i i i..- briims danaer. sufferina. ori.m iih, Clnnahan' Incubator factory. C. A ! ."''"'sands who take colds, coughs ; mail Wlntermeler plaintiffs. is attorney for the I "3 'T,l,P 1,rrr of winter Mr. and Mrs. Ray B. Suilth, who wild the Delicatessen store recently, have bought a women's furnishing goods more In Portland. Don't miss Friendiy's muslin mi derwenr sale Saturday. This In the riiKi of a series of Saturday sales thai will be rccogttlicd us money mn j-i5 Don'l miss t'rleiidh ' muslin un derwear sale Saturday 'Ibis Is th.' flrt of h series of Sat in ilav sab s Hint will be recognised as money -navels J 15 Tho Loulsn S. Linn resldenOfl property, formerly the William Smith property, at the corner of Kast Kiev, nth and llllyard streets, has been sold through the agency of s. R. Williams to .lesso G. Wells for I4.MI0. I and siu iag. ta danger signals nre stuffed up" nostrils, lower part of nose sore, chills and fever, pain In back of lha h,l o.,a n i ;.. western Corporation, returned last i. .-'.. , in'",tlr'P , , ., ,,,..11 .i i"..f- . . ....IK ..".ii .'in. in. -, ivupius, ou i i,e von Manager Lamulrth, of the North- The vacant room In the Cherry block U not rented, as erroneously stated. The Incubator company that manufactures Or, White's patent in- ,',. i,.- iiKin ins on n iiioig uie nil room, inn no arrangements were made. MoKenste, where the company has rorce or men at work building a county road around the site of tin miles or Hie road to build and he .? hZrl.LFl9 " work will be finished In about a t o 1 "T,..,.hmt ,rrha.K s'.' '.":nB' " -pi v.'iiHu, oroncniiis. asthma It Is supreme. rule, si mi cough. x lien grip attacks value our Hie don't delnv . ting lb' King's New Dlscovei v '',., bottle cured me." writes A. L. Dunn line Valley. Miss., "after halna nioiuh. says Mr. Latnhlrlh. Miss Tina Hiilery. win sNleslady In 1'rlemlh'H store for numbir of yeais. has acciited a posl tlon with the new more of McMorrati A) Waiihliurtip. Dr. Blddla Is clearing bin lot on Kjist Baventh street, between Wil lamette and Oak, and will perhaps Thursday, Jan. 20, has been de cided upon by the Dramatic Club of the I'ulversltv for present ill- Wll- ( Hani Dean Howell's A LlkeH Ston" has been ,,,,, M(lr(.s , u.iliiKI( man ,,' ris'overed Irom again In college. The members of the county com biners' court made a tour of the county roads In the vicinity of Ku gene and Bprlngtleld today, finding the road Just north of the city, across the bridge, In excellent shape, but the others rather soft, as a re sult of t'le freeze. The worst stretch of road they encountered Was , n Basl I'.lcv.'iith street In Palrmount. Guaranteed by W. A. Kuykendall. A Welch, general manager of the Northwestern CmiHiratlon, has been In the Kast for a week or two. hut Is unacted in Portland the last of the week, lie may have some nunounce- If your stomach, heart or kidneys are weak, try at least a few doses of Dr. shoop's Restorative, in rive or ten days the result will snrprlso you. And here Is why help comes so quickly: Dr. Baoop doesn't drug the Stomach, nor stimulate the heart or kidneys, but Dr. Shoop's Restorative gics directly to the weak and tailing nerves. Baoh orcan has its own con trolling nerro. When these nerves fall the depending organs must of necessity falter. Thl ni.i- ... ... line, coliiliu-ti'il t,v th. i'i. i. . ', "oioj ums 1'tiri.i r. ii..' n .'.' . onooi .TV ... oiiiuiiijira,! tp " 1 "' - iiimiii; uie preacaiui; Ivan 11. Rhodes, the Y. M. C. A. worker, Is expected up from Portland in the morning. Mrs. David Griggs and child came down from Cottage Grove today on the noon train on a visit. C. W. Wallace. K. A. Wollson and B. C. Lookwood, of Cottage Grove were In the city over night. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. c.rlfrin are home from Cottage Grove, where they attended th poultry show. Mrs. ii. Schwjnd, of Marcola who has been In the General hospital lor some time, will be discharged t.nnor row. Mrs. Qeorae Ram-hall -.i .-n dren returned to Oregon Citv this af-l !,,'.'',"""" tt,ter " rU" lth 'relatives 1 Archie Simmons and wife left this afternoon r.ir their home at Boise Wat?, after a visit of several weeks here. E. E. Awbrey and wife returned t; ' Tiug inis anernoon Mr. Awbrev has been confined in tip. hospital for several weeks. ti,Trv W,'"''rs- "distant nmnnger of the Northwestern Corporation, lef r.i',, '',' "00'! " Salem and I oi Hand on business, Silk Cikua The county courto a county levy of 9Si county. This levy is 1 state, county, oinmcJ road purposes. Ttl lower than the 1908 1 make the total 21 v mills, the cityl mills and the .special I lug I nulls. Frank Gould i to Bessie lie Voe, cash and lots of It. can live on love an: at New all thisl his lllnos.. and Is ntW, ,). Kugene city limits, A series of meetings is now in pro gress 111 lvmpster's hall, corner of Knst Thirteenth street and Moss ave- inere !s no quinine, nothing what ', I"0 ,",lc raml' M cure! - in I TV . .. " "' A f,'w hours anil your threatening antH i i... Candy-liko In taste, Preventlcs the Ch ilren -..a .i . . th.. ---!--.". .'. " ureas , ,' "--"ik-ss - aiwnvs. A Isr-a box-is Preventtos at h cent, a? Please the SAFETY WITH PROGRESS Ttila lung tsjtssjhsa bank la progn-sshe, alfr. but It Is above all cbie fare In n.-giulnllng loan. IBMtS- anil SUJHUrl irealiiient of pn. lrm, llie Ion ,.f ,.,,Ty ruurlear 00 IKeSlI nltli lilgti.grano '' - peaasttee iiii. an. ike irim. letfalslssa of our ,...t. ,. twnklng. anil we alnaya try lo carry am lb..- indlcles In full. Wr aoiicit baa dssoatta, lanri- nr msnTI, of nil paraOsM latereatad in a aafr anil iroflable lutes mint al a niv-aiaW, no pay a ralr or Inter.-M on r.-rllflcat of j--nra e t ivr e ri, na. proven aafe amlcmiTvatlie. Hie Eugene Loan and Savings B.ink mte of patetaaa deposits ufeic is WllV llr Restorative Is so imir..ii.i eful. Its success la laaillna I he theme this week Is the "Dlvlnol i s everywhere to give It unl- xiiiaoriiy ot the llltd Von :ire missing something good If von are not hearing ihese sermons. Meeting begins at T:,1H p. m. each evening, U a. m. on Ban day. The annual meeting of the Mer chants' Hank was held last evening and the old board of dir. viols was chosen, axeepl r J. Brmr. Judge I.. T Harris takes his nbir.. it,.. Piwyajncaj. A test will surelr ooiu uj an ueaiers on.iro i ne nir.vtorate now consists I of ihe foUowliig: Kre,l Klsk. M. K idrltBs. vfton Hampton. I. f II irrl r. i i.ee. , ,s McAllsler and I. II , Potter The olflcers Sleeted bv the! director Inst nlghl are as folli s ITesldcni. 1.. I ' p i,.r. , . . i!?' . N M' 1!' "r 'a'a'cr. Pred i in. . si III V A Wretched Mistake to .-..dure the living, painful ds. rTn0'...1""!-, T.h"r"'S U S '1st. n : l suffered much from pllaa writes Win a. Mur,h. of Ml ,r ,: r. "i".' I KlV bo1 of ""klen's' II., . .1 , s"1'" Clued.' Burns, bolls, ulcers, fever sores oce Ltlv,iJlW n'ls chilblains keudaH'.."'" 8C "l "' Kuy It Mobl.s IgcjtfsaM of i 'is the ..it: To lire n CeUI in o-,, Dav i ',AXVI Vll BROltO vlulnlne . nmgglsta refund money If t a. 'o mrc. V w ,; ;uve's5 ,iL r. i.i on a-ieh ,h.v :,. tS Begining Tuesday mornine:. Hth, for 5 days, Newland's stol hold a bale. About 1003 ot newesi: 1910 silks, which ahead of time will be include! sale at Clearance Prices. 1 500 Yards of Silk Sold m 5 Days Here ars the Prices We Offer Yoi 25c and 35c jap. Silk at . Yard wide black Taffeta Silk oJ re. $ 1 .50 silk will be on salcaj LA SNOWBALL uuimLi uuWN HILL lour 8 Va troiil.l. If thn PS IM increase II' n.'T t.a.,. . '" In time m 1 'IS ""ended I nave an evnmi-,.. ' b,'"eri '' "urs,.'f th V" ','; '..- and ""'is renulis (k.. " "'"'r s n., ..11 .".ii tHgaace, We sa. caused bv "n gtv yon Mop and a ill m, .:'Mr''"mlna. Cobe Silks 27-ii Ass'rt Colo .if.Jr . prll-e -vo" can buy Cahe Silk In assorted pl Silks ,11,1 , ifj the Bam Prices will be included l h-ivo '- -'-"u'h linen warp silks Ihnt yoo s .... '"' ' nts a vard for 1 -aeelved .ood "ne tor the money; 0ur .!-,. ci...., Ice. yd.l One Thousand Yards 191 " in no Included ... ' 'ne yard. in this sale, and this 1 will Ml f ...i...... .... --.jsintl Si k, ana ,. , "l "uieu are retinal i's-. I'l?.0!1 "'" Price; stripe. poKee ami YA ...ining M,e lot; on sale for 5 days, per yard. FRIDAY AND SATIIR1.AY SPEC Grand Embroidery i-., ,M ,: (" H BAST srn.w wivihiu nil! I" BmbrorderyTS5 wa on Pto8dSa 1.-,,,,.. ! , J' " K"d Putt of which can be user for CorHi Old before Pal? ou dis',la' ln our show wln- I l..t - - i . ,C dW niorninK. The actual value of ll ' r'"" r'"dery is from n ant. sn aants .i fafal . ' price. Friday and Saturday, yard. - " . erig unheard of values in St u7 Sl Gootfc, LactM, Emlvom 7, ks Great Bargains in all all This Week. w Jf :' f m"u frwn every Pi ace of Sweets. , l H IT I. Mi SI KPI.I s Onl BBMOsUD AM) rw i i i t i swu mn , KTI Mill l l ii is i unless thev aaa ,Mr""' Kias5s rh:.rc.s.lnV,,,rV,WMr''' nr ' h t'liKi,' -..V ''"'"l'arlson I fled tt In lol l I V III ,Iri ,'l ho. I a II a a thu O'L I ' , ....I tui mi ItWIMIIIIIMIIIIIIII, Ir v s- d on i i H0RK OPTICAL PARLORS W. NEWLAND u