THE EtTOENT DAILY Ot7 AS D MONDAY, TIB. 1, WO
S E Friendly, The Leading Store
Hosiery Special
Look in our window, see the values we are offe ing for Monday
and Tuesday. We purchased I 00 doz Misses' and Children's
black jnd tan hose direct from the mill. They are ordinarily 25:
stockings, but they have Slight imperfections such as broken
threads or a dropp:d
quality of the stocking.
Monday A. M. at
Men's
Trousers
On
S.
PERSONALS
II
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Mrs. John Beer went to Portland
.today.
J. F. Whitney of Floronco, Is T?i
the city.
J. W. Shumate spent Sunday In
Portland,
Mrs. Tom Abrams visitod ut Salem
aver Sunday.
It. T. Crow of lxwcll, was lu the
dty Sunday.
8. C. Veatch of Cottage Grove, was
' the city today.
John Blanton took the stugo this
Burning for ilale.
' W. Digger of l.akcvlew, urrlved
.'ii the city yesterday.
A. II. Vincent orportlnnd, Is In the
city for a few daya.
J. H. UarntK of Cottage Oruo, Is
iu the city on business.
E. K. Awbrey returned to Irving
on the noon train toduy.
Wins lllvlu llond spent Sunduj
wlih her folks at Irving.
t.. parks came down from,
Wendllng on the noon local. !
C. D. Ifcmenwav limk Hi., twmn
Irnln today for points north.
Perry came down from Uros- rrom Klamath Falls visiting his par
well on (he noon train today. ! ents. Dr. and Mrs. V. Kuvkendall.
A. L. Honey came down from 1
Goshen on (he noun (rain today.
It. L. l.ocey. of Vlsalla, Cnl., was
an .trrtvnl in Kuneuo last night. I
IV It. iJiklii returned home this at-
ternoon rrom a visit In Portland. ,
George Gross made a trill to Loa-
liurg today on real estato business.
lOlmer Doollttle, of Cottage Grove,
was la the city today on business.
C Jennings' was a slago pas-
Sanger this morning for Miinloton
Miss Hetty Unvls spuut Sunday at
W Albany Vtlttlng relatives and friends.
Mrs. S. O. Garrison is on a trip to
Colfax, Wuah., and Canadian points
George HOCUllOOh and wlfo of Oak
land, ure lu the city for a tew days.
K. K. Brodle. a newspaierman of
'Oratton City, was here ovor Sunday,
TV. H, Gnarhart, of llrewsey, Or.,
era oil arrival la Eugene yosterduy.
C. 1. Weber, the CroBwoll mer
ctinnt, was In the city on buslneas to-
Jay
Mra U It, Weynnt of Salem, la vis. I
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Dr. Georire Fanning, the new phy-
alclnn at Wendllng. 1b In the City
thla afteinoon.
County Surveyor C. M. Collier was
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on an instrument? If not, you then depend on the indi
vidual from whom you buy.
V.ikc l thorough investigation before yon purchase. SATISFY YOUR
SELF as to reliability, durability and honesty of prU e. Our hundreds of cus
tomers are our strongest testimonials. 1 '.ere are a few of the word's known
pianos of highest quality: Weber, Checkering, Hobart M. Cable, Kimball, Clar
endon, Schumann, HaddoH and a score of others that arc so'd in Eugene only by
Commercial Club Block
Opposite th Metfcedht CkureK. Telephone Main 41 .
W" are not. a branch. We buy direct from the fa:Lcry.
Wj: rcnl, tunc and repair pianos. Wc sell on easy terms.
stitch, which does not
W e will place thiL
2l2c per pair or
H. FRIENDLY
592-594 Willamette St.
u stage passenger this morning tor Morrill, who have been at the Long
lxwoll. raneh on Camp creea ror several
A. W. Ilemenway of Cottage Grovo weekH, are In the city,
was transacting business In Eugene: Mrs. W. J. Fox went to Portland
today today to attend the wholesale inlllln-
h, Wooley returned todav from "J1 openings. She will have a San
an over-Sunday visit at Cottage i Franolaco trimmer this year.
Grove MrB. W. L. Moore of lioseburg, af-
J. W. Zimmerman returned this ter Ort visit with Mr. and Mrs C.
afternoon from a business trip to 1 "arnard In hugene, left today on
Portland a trip to her old home lu Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. .!. W. West were pas-1 ' ,- Harvey of Prlnevllle, after a
longer On the noon train today for 8t With his son, J. Roy Harvey, who
Portland. I connected with the forest service
Miss Alta Kasthnm went to Cor-! lR'r!. loft today for his home,
vallls todav to visit friends there for , ' Hendricks, editor of the Sa
a few days. 'em Statesman and supervisor of the
Hon. It. A. Booth went to Salem federal census for this district, was
today on business for the Uootli-Kel- "" arrival here on the afternoon
ly Lumber Co. I trll'n today.
Mrs. I'Jmma I.nrabee, of Oregon1 h" K- ""'die. publisher of the Or-
Clty. Is visiting rulatlves In Eugene I
for a week or so
Mrs. Fowler left this morning for
her home at Ilale after a visit with
rolatlves In Kugcne.
Geo. V. McQueen, a mining man
of Cottage Grove; was an arrival on
I the noon train today
Lee L. and Paul S. Driver and
Wnlker Jenney of Albany, were In
Mm nil v ..v..,' Siinilnv
Attorney I). V. Kuykendall Is hero
Win. (UHlam. Western Union line-
man. went lo Albany this afternoon
to took after trouble In dial vicinity,
Miss Ruby Baughman of Pleasant
Hill, was In the city today. She Is
me of The Guard's hustling contest-
ante.
v Hannah MoMahon if mils
boro, was an arrival In Eugene this
morning lu visit relatives for a few I
daj's.
P S.
Brumby, n prominent stock-
holder In (he Hoolli-Kolly Lumber
Co., la here from Portland for a day
or so.
Miss Mamie Currln of Pendleton,
was an arrival In Eugene this ufter
noou to visit relatives for a few
weeks.
Astoria Budget! Miss IrfVVorldge
of Eugene. Is In the city visiting, tho;
guest of Misses Maude and Winifred
Vanuusen.
Mrs. Ella Jackson, of Portland, nr
rived here this afternoon to visit her
sister - in - law. Mrs E. L. Jackson, for
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Attorney J. M. Pipes
returned
home this afternoon from a trip
through the East, having been gone
severnl weeks.
Mrs. Strand Long and Mrs. Frank
We Safe-Gtiard
Your Interests
Do you possess sufficient knowl
edge and experience regarding pi
ano construction to pass judgment
impare the wearing 5
lot on sale beginning
$1.35 per. Doz.
The New
Spring Hits
Are Here
' , , ""Brprwe, n mun cn.v
visiting his mother, who is 111 at one
of the hospitals,
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Houlton of
Gary, S. 1)., after a visit with their
nephews, Harry and Hobert Cherry,
and families, left for San Jose, Cal.,
loday and from there will go cast.
Mrs. F. A. Itankln relurned this
afternoon from Irving where sho has
been assisting her sister, Mrs. E. G.
!Jr'KKS
taking care of Miss Maude
Hrlggs. who Is very 111.
W. Robovsky of Cedar RaDlds. lo-
wn
Is here visiting Ills grandfather.
V. Robovaky. ills father W. Robovs
ky, who is a prominent Bohemian
lawyer and painter, Is expected here
soon to locate.
Judge and Mrs. E. 0. r.irTor will
be accompanied to Europe by Mrs.
Adalalde Lllley. Mrs. F. A Page
. K" w"h ""'m M far ns Boston.
lasliow, former stale
senator and prominent lawyer of
Roseburg, spent yesterday lii En
Reno visiting at the home of his
brother-in-law, j. M, Howe.
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MARRIED
At the Christian parsonage In Eu
gone Feb. IU. ill 10. William Hugh
McGuIre nnd Miss Mary L. Allen
Rev. Floyd A. Boss offlcltaing.
A Cough
Is a danger signal aud should not be
neglected. Take Dr. Bell's Plnc-Tar
Honey nt once. It allays Inflamma-
Hon. stops the rough and heals the
meiiibrauotf, For salo by Dillon
Drug Co.
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WILLAMETTE
VALLEY LEAGUE
IS ORGANIZED
Baseball Season Begins on
April 17 and Ends Middle of
July Mec!Vi Yesterday
The Willimetie Valley Baseball
League was formally launched yester
da) at a meeting held in this city
bv representatives of the fans at Al
bany. Cottage Grove. Springfield and
Eugene. The season will open on
Sunday, April 17. and close about the
middle of July. Games will be play
ed on Sundays and holidays.
The league organized by the elec
tion of State Senator I. H. Bingham,
of Eugene, as president: J. J. Mc
CormlOk, of Eugene, vice president,
and Wallace, of Collage Grove, sec
retary and treasurer. Committees
were appointed to arrange a schedule
and to further set the league on its
feet by the arrangement of the nec
essary details.
Those present at the meeting were
Sid Smith and J. .1. McCormlck, of
Eugene; Lee and Paul Driver, of Al
bany, and David Griggs and Orvllle
Knapp, of Cottage Grove. Spring
field was represented by Smith and
McCormick as proxies.
Already Signing Players
Each city in the league will have
teams, and already players are be
ing signed up. Eugene will have
nearly all of the players of last sea
son on hand with a few additional
men, some of them old leaguers,
little is known as to the manage
the local team, bat a captain has not
yet been chosen. Lee Driver nnd Wil
liam Eagles are backing the Albany
team, and Griggs and Knapp the Cot
tage Grove team, but the managers
have not yet been announced. Very
little is known as to thte manage
ment of the team at Sprinfleld. but
the fans there are asusred of a lot of
good players. Both the Eugene and
Springfield teams will use the Mid
way park, on the electric car line.
TELEPHONE COMPANY
RAISING SWITCH
CHARGES ON FARMERS
Director of Rural Line Favors
Organizing a Farmers'
Switch in Eugene
Elmira, Or., Feb. 20, 11110.
Editor Guard: 1 see by The
Guard that the Pacific States Tele
phone Co. is about to raise the tax
on the people of Eugene, if that Is
all they were trying lo dir. it would
not be so bad on the tanners, but
they are raising tiie switch charges
0UU or 700 per cent. 1 suppose the
$150,000,000 dividend declared for
the past year was not enough.
Tne Home Telephone Co. applied
for a franchise in Eugene two or
three years ago, ana the business
men of Eugene sent in a petition
remonstrating against it aud the
council refused the franchise, saying
it would compel them to have two
phones, A merchaut of Lebanon told
mo last summer that he received
better service for 45 cents of the
Home, than he did for Jl.SO from
the Pacific States, and when the
time was out tor which he had paid,
for the last named, he would not use
It any longer. Now, It the independ
ent company does not build through
our county 1 am in favor of organ
izing a farmers' switchboard iu Eu
gene. There are now 13S1 fanners'
phones lu the county, which at the
price asked for swltca charges would
make suoo.00, saying nothing ot
.he people of the towns who pay
from (ii to 160 tor their phone per
year, and it the business men ot Eu
gene don't care to be connected with
the farmers we will organize clubs
over this county aud send olf to the
null bruer ...nioe ior all we use and
prove .1.1 1 we can live as well with
out them us they can without us. I
waul an expreMioo lrotu the officers
or some one from every lino (u tile
county.
W. B. SMITH,
Director on P.
FIFTEEN ARE ADDED AT
BROWN REVIVAL
Sunday nt the Christian church
was a great day. Al every service
the house was crowded to the limit.
Sun lay niphl every available foot of
51ace ill th entire luill. lii...
TTt5 'i:u.'.l l eager listeners to II e gi s
;" 1 :,s '' '"'bed by llrown.
S;:! d.n night llrown pri
ft ' it the End of the La i
JfJJ ' thai the Old Te
on in foi .' until Chrisl wa
I risen from
" "-!- nailed lo I
' 1 nre Hiring nnd
Pei snd . nt ill
"t o tne ihtoi oi i : i ,v
Old law the sins were covered up by
the blond of animal sacrifice but now
sliue Chrisl shed his blood for our
redemption our sins are b looted out
by the blood of the lamb 01 Qod that
t.ikeih away the sins ,.; ,he world'.
The Christian church revival will
continue thla wee, nr. Brown ex
ports to make this week a great
time In the saving of souls. Alreadv
lit have been added.
Wi.,lne,ay night hi; sublcct will
be The I'npardonable Sin," excep-
in-nauii gooil. tl listen ': hi-
best
The chorus work Is simply
grand
.-iiiuiay nigt I'rof Jlnstnn
and I'rof
Glen reteatil i o.,...
"I want to be ready to go." !t was
o WOMB.. I'rof. Huston
dtatetUj afterward
w . . - . i a.
-1 ; j
DyspepletslH
uur S torn'' u
!J br .11 drwuil.U.
BmUS br tlooU Jf. Good.
NO USE
PREACHING
If our eyes are falling you
MUST eventually consult an op
tician but be sure you go to on
optometrist of reputation, one
who can give you an exactly, cor
rect examination and prescribe
the glasses that will CORRECT
your eye trouble.
We have successfully treated tho
most difficult cases, and solicit
your rase better see us today If
you think your eyes need it.
HORN OPTIGIAL PARLORS
500 WILLAMETTE STREET.
EXTRA
occasions call
for specially
good Chocolates
Selected assort
ed Ck ocolatea
without a
cream centre
in tke box.
DILLON DRUG COMPANY
Hotel Bmeede Building
better than
you ever
breamed of
..SHOE SPECIALS..
Girls' Calf School Shoes
$2.25 kind $1.39
Dodge
SALS
Beginning Feb. 19th we
every roll of
WALL PAPrf
In Our Stock At a Great
TM I , 1 1 r.
i nis includes our tine inpr.lt
Duplex in-grains and MonkfjJ
our imported Holyrood, Bridl
C I . . XT 'W
Swiss patterns. iNowis m
buy tor your spring house clean!
We Need The Room
You Need The
1 887
CHAMBERS HARDWARE AND Fl
522 Willamette Street
LIVERY, SALE AND FEED
STASLES
Good turnouts, hacks, car
riages, double and single bug
gies, rubber or steel tires.
Also dealers in hay, grain and
mill feed, delivered to any part
of the city. Horses boarded by
the day, week or month. Give
us a trial. We will use you
right.
HESKITT & YOUNKIN
14 W. ."tli Street, Eugene, Or.
Phone Dlack 5921.
Wc have just received a large
shipment of stationery, to he
sold at bargain prices. For tills
sale only we are selling this
assortment of linen paper for
!55c u box, together with a beau
tiful colored picture, 10x20.
Only one picture with n box
your choice of the pictures
while they last. Make your
choice before Uiey are all picked
over.
UTe
C. E. Scott Co,
B37 Willamette St.
Misses' Patent and
GunmetaV Pumps
$2.50 kind $1.85
Women's
Patent Oxfords
$3.50 kind $2.45
Infants' Footform
Shoes
Button and Lace,
High and Low
49c, 68c. 95c, $1.05
A Bargain!
Department StoK
9th and OJive Sts. 0 J
Phone
i
Of the reason t
growth of this j
Reasonable Pi
Fresh Goodi:
il ft..L.l-U'J
Prompt and Ft
The above are an
why our business II
prosont srowth-
to the list of stead?i
tho recomiiU'iidatUl
ents.
Are vou oneolwl
not, why not?
W. M,1
Ph one Main
H I NKLEY I
Conr-it
And Flit
Estimate! 1
Phone .'""
Residence. 1
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