Eugene daily guard., January 21, 1910, Image 8

THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD, FRIDAY, JAN. 21, 1910.
BAILED NOW
i
S. H. FRIENDLY, The Leading Store
Grand Clearance Sale In Progress
Don't miss this sale with the 10 discount on all but contract goods and the giv
ing out of newer and greater bargains every day of the sale.
Men's Departments
Bead this list carefully. By so doing you will save money.
All L System Suits 25 Off
YOUNG MEN'S SUITS
Your unrestricted choice of this stock, sizes 30 to 35, at
following prices:
$15.00 Suits, 1-4 Off SI 1.25
$12.50 Suits, 1-4 Off 9.30
$10.00 Suits, 1-4 Off 7.50
$.8.00 Suits, 1-4 Off 6.00
$ 6.00 Suits, 1-4 Off 4.50
Boys' Two Piece Suits
During this sale at the following prices:
$6.00 Suits, 1-4 Off S4.50
$5.00 Suits, 1-4 Off 3.75
$4.50 Suits, 1-4 Off 3.37
$4.00 Suits, 1-4 Off 3.00
$3.50 Suits, 1-4 Off 2.63
$3.00 Suits, 1-4 Off 2.25
Men's wool waisted Sweater Coats, plain and fancy, $2.50
values, clearance sale prices $1.75
Ladies'
Section
FEEDING CATTLE
ON HIS RANCH
The new Pique washable Glove, Dent's $1.25 value,
at SI. 05
Black Taffeta, 36 inch $1.50 value, at SI. 09
50c Dress Goods 25c
Still plenty of Remnants i -2 OFF
Corset Covers, about 1A OFF
Children's black Hose, 25c value, at 19c
Kabo Corsets, $1.25 value, at 98c
1.00 values at 59c
Table Linens, $2.00 values at SI. 59
Table Linens, $1.00 values at 79c
Table Linens, 65c value at 50c
Napkins, $6.00 values at $4.98
Napkins, $5.50 values at S4.75
Napkins, $1.50 values at SI. 29
THE OBJECT OF THIS SALE IS TO START THE YEAR WITH THE NEWEST STOCK POSSIBLE, SO WANT TO
CLEAR UP ALL ODD AND ENDS, THAT NATURALLY ACCUMULATE IN A BUSINESS SUCH AS OURS, THEREFORE
ITS TO YOUR INTEREST TO VISIT THIS STORE, AS WE HAVEN'T THE SPACE HERE TO TELL IT ALL.
Of.'E LOT OF CHILDREN'S
COATS 1-2 PRICE.
S H. FRIENDLY
BIG SPECIAL PRICES ON
ALL SUITS, COATS AND
CAPES.
592-594 Willamette St
The following is from one of the I
keepers of the J. W. Uailey ranoul
on i he McKemle:
Editor (iuard: Mr. Bailey is
having his cattle fed. As he stated
to the Otiard, the first feed rs
hauled January 17th. Mr. liaileyi
...... .1,,. !. will he fed from now
on. He was told there was no hay
to be had anywhere in that part of
the valley.
JAMBS HART.
SAFETY WITH PROGRESS
TUU long established hank Is.progreaslYe, hut H is above nil else
am,
( an- In negotiating Inarm, liberal null Impartial treatment Of l
truiiN, the extension of every courtesy consistent vvlfl. lilgh-grnuc
buslneHH practice these are tin- prime requisites of our modern
banking, ami we always try to carry out these policies in full.
We solicit the tlcixtslls, large or small, of nil persons Interested
lu a safe and profitable Invest ment at a reasonable rule of Interest.
We pay a rate of Interest on certificates of deposits which 18
years experience has proven safe nndconservntlve.
The Eugene Loan and Savings Bank
CAPITAfi AND BimPLUS
OMK ii I sin; i :i) ANI TWBNTY-FIVK THOUSAND DOLLARS
MHTAIII.ISIIIU) i.mp-j.
STRANGLER SMITH TO
WRESTLE VAN D00ZER
A wrestling match has I i ar
ranged to take place in this city
DR. A. B. STILES
MANAC.HR
Boston Dental Parlors
Eugene, Oregon
Will return to Kugcnc,
Oregon, permanently
on or about
January 20th.
January 2fth between Chas.
"Si rangier" Smith of Portland and
,Jess Van Dooaer of Albany.
Match to be "catch as catch can."
three host falls out of five, two
points down, pin falls only, and no
holds barfed. Winner to lake all
proceeds of the match. Heferee to
bo chosen at ring-side.
Local enthusiasts ol tlie sport are
taking .a Rood deal of Interest In
coming bout.
CARD OF THANKS
Wo desire to extend to our friends
and neighbors our heartfelt thanks
for their Kindness and assistance
during the illness and at the death
of our be! ived daughter, Mollle. Es
pecially do wo ihank the members of
the Royal Neighbors and the M. W.
A.
II. 8CHW1ND AND FAMILY,
Marcola. Or.
JBbltAitliflPi
MUD . miM
THE STORE THAT
SAVES YOU MONEY
Offers as its 59th
tl-AHEEST SIOVtPUlIT IN THE WORLDj
Saturday Special
I A strong Folding Clothes Rack containing 39 ft of clothes space.
mm r i j? ai . 1 1
1J S rowing iotnes KaCK nc -
Regular price $1.75 7
Only one to a customer. No phone orders taken.
Only one week more to take advantage of the
YEAR END SALE
Store open till 9 o'clock.
THE
ITHKD.
CORNER
Seventh
And o
Willamette
PERSONALS
,,
Orville Waller went to Portland
today.
J. I.ennville left last night for
Medford.
Prof. Schaffer of the O, of O. went
to Portland today.
John Ke)!y. I", cf O. student, went
to Portland today.
Miss Ruby Dunn went to Portland
last evening on a visit.
Mrs. A. A. Hoss went to Creswell
t h I afternoon to visit friends.
Harry and Win. Mayten returned
to Vida on the stage this morning.
Miss Clara Jett lett today for
Brownsville to visit Miss Golda Ba
ker. Prof. Alderman went to Wood
burn today to attend a teachers' in
stitute. Miss Carrie Elspass went to Port
land today to visit her brother
Clyde.
W. E. McCord and wife of Cres
well, were registered at the Hoff
man hotel today.
Mrs. A. L. Jones and daughter, of
Cottage Grove are visiting Mrs. M. J.
Drury at Springfield.
Dr. Leonard of the U. of 0. went
to Corvallls today to attend the Y.
M. C, A. convention.
Mrs. Jess Seavey went to Cottage
Grove this afternoon to visit her
mother, Mrs. Abeeue.
Miss Hattie has returned to Spo
kane after a short stay here, hav
father, J. J. Walton.
Guy Arniitage, the Creswell mer
chant, came down to Eugene this
morning for the day.
J. F. Falhe, proprietor of the
ftoseburg hotel at Roseburg is in
Eugene today on business.
Mrs. John Kelly went to Portland
today to visit her daughter who is
a student at St. Helen's hall.
F. C. Walters returned to his
home at Elmira on this morning's
stage after a short stay in town.
Mis. Guy Walker came up from
GREAT SALE OF
THE CRESCENT STOCK
The McMorran & Wash-
liurne sale of $15,000 worth
of goods from the Crescent
store will open in the Cherrv
building. Sixth and Willam-
cite streets, tomorrow mom-
lug. Every dollar's worth of
these goods will be sold at
slaughter sale prices.
Furmtur
at Money Saving Pr
rs. l I ! .
uompare our gooas ana prices ana you will UrHjJ
why our business has increased so rapidly yej
ana iyus.
Furniture at Hardware Store ft
You don't pay that high rent. You don't pay J
your neignoor aoes.
You don't buy goods that are not markedi
figures. You don't pay"40 or 50 per cent more J
ments man otners ao Tor casn.
You don't buy goods of a house that is "hereto
there tomorrow."
1887
GHAMBRS HARDWAR AND FURNITUR
522 Willamette Street Phone Main It
15c will buy a yard of regular
25-55c embroidery at Hill's 5-10-lSc
store. Money-saving bargains this
month. J25
Glasses $1.00 nnd upwards. Luck
ey's Optical Dep't. tf
The fountain pen that Is malting
new friends every day can be found at
Eaton's book and art store. tf
: BORN
At the Eugene hospla!,
January 20, to the n
Noble, of Springfield i
Mother and child doing i
Lecture on Social
McConnolly will speak on
Socialism at W. O. W.
Hall, Cor. 8th and Lincoln
Streets
Saturday, Jan. 22
8 p. m. also Sunday, Jan,
23rd, 8 p. m. and on Sunday
afternoon at 2 p. m. on the
labor question.
independence this afternoon to visit
Mi-s Stark at the Smeed Hotel.
.Mrs. Claude Copple, who has been
visiting wltn her father, C. W.
Young, returned to Hood Itiver to
day. Mrs. Cattltn who has been the
guest of the lianima Phi Ueta soror
ity returned to her home at Salem
today.
Mrs. It, nieo either o..,
daughter returned home this after
noon from a visit with SUl.m ,,.1., I
tlves.
-Mrs. Tom Rollett and son Walter,
arrived this afternoon from Teoko
Wash., t visit Mrs. w. D. Ander
son at Springfield.
Lester Higgins, U, of 'O., '97 now
a prominent Seattle attorney, stopped
off In Eugene today to visit Univer
sity and greet old friends
Mrs. Janus Shields and 'son. Chas
i, ,oS"1' rel"rne o their home
at Hellingham. Wn.. today after a
visit at the home of C. W." Young
... rouv- accompanied bv ' S
W. Harper and wife. went t0 Qn
well this afternoon to make arrange
w'"no " f"ncra ot the late W.
Win. tieorge and wife left todnv
or tlielr home in Taromu. at er a
cw weeks' visit with n,as ST"
bundraaa taaUl, at their farm w"t
hce!,rsv,!!r':,-..Te,v"l.,ton' has
returned to her home at Junction t,5-1
dn Her sister. Mrs. J, o. Iurr" . I
COmpanltd her. "arris, nc-
Henry Streeter and wife ot Cec
last night ant, tu I 51? Kugenel
Pren,s at ,eir far J near Cr.u.'."
ter.,1 optician K ' V"""
glasses acciytclr fitted 0,1 ""'.I
md Chemlci'. . ' 1 ,lre lnigs
wn ai reasonable nrlcw. ul . we
'have our SET .-Wlonol
fancy fixtures, to- vn, W,ed '
hi -ou ba- J? ,loa "ay f,
"run Co
Ret
Cro
t(
Fiiday and Saturday are the last, two days c
1 0cent SAL
For the last two days of onr 10 ront snlt. we have added I
.lew items IK ..ni. u rrt ,nv ol lli
. uuu.u numuil L UU C.WCSai H'l iitu.-.-
things mentioned here, and some would cost several tira
n any other store.
(
Ladies' Belts worth to 50c, at
Here is a lot of different kinds of ladles belts in blacks and
some are leather some silk and some in Persian tbes
rrom many different lines. We will put the lot on
sale Friday morning, your choice of the lot
Jt, each
25c and 35c Wash Suitings, yd
In this lot you will find 27-lneh tn f,-innt Staling 'ind 1
that sold regular at 25 cents and 35 cents the yard. ?
now, a yard
12 l-2c and 20c Fleeces, yri
otne II l. CPIlt 0tin p,nnl1o ... rent
20 cent Comona materials all go at, yard
12 1 -2c and 1 5c Ginghams, yd-
- u Miura&y are the last davs of our H cem
('in&h;iins,
Men's 15-cent Socks at . .
Vrkl.iy niornliiL' wo will - i nr Un'l 15 rt i
in blacks and browns, at, pair
15c Side and Bask Combs at
25c Framed Pictures for . .
Many nf . W - -i.t
' uesi cargains for Frldav aniUM""""
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