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' ' TTTr TTTfiTT1"" rATT V atiabt. TvrnNTlAY. JUNE 13, 1910 .. , - II llll II llll ll I I "7 I - " , Nazareth and Ideal Waists for Children, Niagara Maid S4te . . m t t? r Momn Rolf-Rorl.i.-ino- Corsets, Euecnc agents, Warner s Kust Fro-1 ar.d Kcd fern UwsetS, uossara rroni x-awu - Gloves, Cer.temri G oves, Wayne. Kait Hosiery, Rawhide and fony Hosiery lor poy .. . June. White Days ah S. H. FRlENDLY'SjEe UadingSt mcrAiiMT hm ai 1 wuit'f mitpph ANDlSEi IN THE STOR.E. THERE ARE NO EXCEPTIONS TO THIS 10 Remember One-fourth Off on All Ladies' and Misses' Coats and Suits Special rrices on Kabo Corsets, June White Sale Prices $1.00 Values . ... S .85 $1.50 Values '81. !9 $2.00 Values .... S 1 .65 $2.50 Values .... $ 1 .02 $3.00 Values .... $2.39 $3.50 Values .... $2.98 $5.00 Values .... $3,85 TAKE ADVANTAGE Imported Neckwear Laies' Neckwear; big assortment; big June White Sale prices $..35 Values .... S .25 $ .65 Values .... S .50 $ .85 Values .... S .59 $1.25 Values .... $ .98 Silk Cloves, All Colors $ .50 Values $ .45 $ .50 Values $ .75 Values $1.00 Values $1.50 Values $ .75 Values S .39 $ .59 S ,79 SI. 19 S .65 $1.00 Values S .85 TWO PILLOW CASE SPECIALS Size 42x36, per pair. . 25c Size 45x36, per pair. . 20c White and Colored Dresses Table linen, towels, bed spreads, sheets.etc. Boarding houses, hotels, barbers, take notice 72-inch German Silver Bleach; $1.00 values at 79 Silver Bleach Napkins; 22x22 in.; $1.50 values at. . . S I I 9 SBver Bleach Napkins; 18x18; $1.00 values at 79 All Linen Lunch Cloths; Hemstitched; 54x54 inches; $2.50 val ues at $1,98 One-quarter off About 5 dozen Lunch and Tea Cloths at One quarter Off. Full size bed spreads; Honeycomb Patterns; $1.25 val. at. .98 All Linen Hemstitched Huck Towels; 35c val. at 25 zuc iiieacnea isatn rowels; good size at z lor 20 20c All Linen Crash; big value at 5C 20c Bleached Turkish Toweling at j 7 c Wear Well Sheets Guaranteed 72x90 Value 90c Special at.. ....69c 81x90 Value $1.00 Special at . . 75c White Goods, Launs, Mulls, Swisses, etc. $1.00 Values 75c $ $ .50 Values 40c $ $,.30 Values 25c $ $ .20 Values 16c $ .65 Values ... 50c .39 Values 30c .25 Values 19c .15 Values lie ISIRD MAN WIN Hall was obIi2M to Saturday an,) gl H. Smith aa4t;e! ft lem on the lsfh Besides serin. i oe a ball gene and Cottage teams, j This will be j,, on the Pacific cos on the 21 for tnf hibitin? there, ii New York St. u,, rfiortly after thai will make many ! Hindoo. Waists, Muslin Underwear, Etc. $6.00 Black Taffeta Waists at ...... .' S4, 1 9 $5.00 Messaline, Black and Colors, at S3.98 Pure Linen Tailored Waist, Linen Collar attached, $3.00 value, at SI. 98 $1.50 values Embroidered Muslin Skirts at . . SI. 10 30 values Embroidered Muslin Skirts at $2.19 $1.00 values Embroidered Wight Gowns, extra size $ .79 A big reduction on a l.t of soiled Corset Covers. Children's Knit Under Waists. 1 To Mr. and Mi son, 280 East Xj June 12th, 1910. j BAXKbJ , ' 'Eugene, oi Having been apn Bacon Bros, bankfl Oregon. I therefor sale, at my office tiires to the hlnhfj tween now and Ti Invoice can be ee ; 7. Hovey building ; lamette streets. i D jo VI : To Cure a Tablets. Drueeisi I fullo in nun. W 1 NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS ture 8 0D '"J PERSONAL Melvln Spores returned today from a trip to Roseburg. tr. R. M. Emerson of Poriland, I. lsltlng friends In Eugeno. from her homestead In Southern Ore son. P. H. Hall wag in the city today, returning home on the afternoon train. J. W. Hartley and wife returned from a week', visit at Portland yesterday. M. J. Duryea left on the evening Joe Fellman and family left this local to attend the Masonic conven- norning for Faley Springs. Cant, O. C. Applegate of Klamath Falls spent Sunday In Eugene. Capt. O. C. Applegnte of Klamath Vails spent Sundny In Eusene. Ir, ll. W. Brown and son Leonnrd Yntlirnnrl vn.ta.il.i. Irtn ..In tfuat Mrs. J. B. Taylor la In Eugene tlon 1n Portland. Horace Burnett and wife arrived home this afternoon from Portland and AIcMlnnvllle. Mrs. Waller McCornnck and Miss rose show At Portland. 1. W. Htihbs aud wife home this afternoon from a visit at Portland and McMlnnvllle. Mrs. F. P. Close and daughter, Mrs. McDonald, arrived home this afternoon from Philomath. Prof. Geo. Hug of the Eugene High school went to Portland this af ternoon for a few days' visit. V. D. Calllson, steward of the Com mercial club, returned this afternoon from a week's stav In Portland. I Wm, 'Abeene of Roseburg, accom panied by his sister, Mrs. Jesse Seavey, reurued home this afternoon. Major and Mrs. Creed Hammond returned from Portland last night, after spending the festival week daughter, Miss Orble. who has been ICWKH MAAflRE visiting friends at Sutherland, join- JC,,IJn lIHOOHlnc lng her at that place, accompanying cCADCn ftO R (TCI II T CIC her to their destination. , rtAKtU Ao MLJjULI UT . i i EXPULSION ORDER returned DON'T DELAY Or you will lose this opportunity For a Few Days Only MANUFACTURERS' SAMPIjES A aplr-ndld stock ol 4 to 10 GUARANTEED 14 -KARAT GOLDl'''n nd fancy Fountain Pens Will lie closed out nt tlic plipitoiticiinll)' low nrlco of there. I Miss Helen Reilly left on the af jternoon train for Sutherland' where jshe will visit Miss Fj-anze for a few I weeks. Chas. H. Fisher is at Roseburg to attend the funeral of his sister. Miss Emma Fisher, who died there Suturday. MIbs Harriet Purdy and Mis. Grace Vicars returned from Portland last I evening, where they attended thn rose carnival. I Mrs. M. J. Peppard and little Lola Glenn Skinner leave for Silverton in the morning to visit with friends for a week or ten days TONIGHT TONIGHT High Class ViuKlt-ville at the Hell Theatre Four big Acts, direct from Pantages' circuit: Laypo and Benjamin, com edy gymnasts. Charlie Harris, monologist. Thursday and Friday Lewis and Lloyde, entertain ers and dancers. Damond nnd Duo, Italian singers. With latest motion pictures Admission, 10 cents; mat inee, 5 cents. We chunge motion pictures dally. . St. Petersburg, June 13. Reports received here from Kiev and other a centers of anti-Jewish agitation have given rise to grave fears that n mas- Isvicre will result If any Hebrews or- Ordered to Leave by June 14- Many Have Not Observed the Warning Given All persons wishing' to Irrigate lawns or gardens must make applica tion at the water office. Hours for Irrigation, 0 to 7 a. m. and 5 to 9 p. m. All bills payable before the 11th of each month. J17 BLOOD DISORd torpid .liver. free. Consult i years. Write q University strel dered to leave have failed to do so be fere the time limit of the decree of expulsion expires tomorrow. A month aso the Jews residing illegally in Kiev were given until June 14 to leave, and it is supposed that a ma jority have heeded the warning, but it is alleged that not a few remain. Tha order nf exnulslon was Issued as a result of an agitation which be-! r gan In the Duma, and originally pro I vlded that the expulsion should take j place on April 2S last. Subsequently the order was suspended by Premier Stolypin to permit a further exam- Don't Gel GAUG 4 Dr. F. W. Prentice's offices are a 4G West Eighth street. Calls attend BnWt wniinm Kiivirnnrtnii Smith ed to day or night. Day phone 1171 inatlon ot Jewish claims of residence. and his mother were discharged from night phono Main 629. (The order applied to other cities and the Eugene hospital yesterday and towns where Jews are residing with- are now at he home of Dr. Kuyken-j Don't wait for light day. to have '.out the pale, and local commissions dall. I your glasses fitted. We can do your were appointed to revise the list of M. D Spencer, district manager of work to your entire satisfaction any those affected by the order, with the the Northwest corporation nnd Audi-1 'nd ot a day. Watts' Optical Far-, expectation that a large proportion tor EnKlea are in Etiirenn to establish lors. i would oe allowed to remain undis- I offices, this 'being district headquarters. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. A. Bohnrt left this morning for a few days' visit with relatives and friends near Cot tage Grove. They were accompanied by Mrs. Christy Clarke, of Spokane, sister of Mr. Bohart. Mrs. turbed. The Kiev commission pnnfllrlorpri A. W. Potter, an old-time resident about 1.000 cases, of which JSft u-p-p of Eugene, and father of Judge Pot- found to be subject to expulsion. The ter, was knocked over by an automo- governor-general reviewed the decis bile at noon today at the corner of ions of the commission and confirm Sth and Willamette street. Mr. Pot- ed the expulsion of 700 of those en ter wna standing on the street corner listed. and the auto, in trying to turn The Jews remnlnlntr tn k-p -ni C. Natwlck left on tho early round, backed Into him. While he was be allowed to occupy summer villas It May Cost j morning train for Medford, which badly bruised will be her home In the future. Her Injured. Every ien I. GUARANTEED 1 t-KARAT GOLD nnd made of the fin t't linnd-tiirnod I'ora Rubber, fitted with llio great Excelsior Non linkable Keed. Dillon Drag Co. Smeede Hotel Bldg. he was not seriously outside the city only through special ;iii.n.-h)u granica in individual cas-1 es. The order of expulsion apnlles not only to Kiev, hut to the entire sec tion of the empire constituting Great Russia, which comprises all of the central provinces. From time imme morial the Jews have rigorously ex cluded from this territory. Neverthe- vern- brihery AJOTANICAL BLOOD REMEDY i Katun In her wisdom and beneficence has provided, in her great vegetable ! less tnrol,Sh a relaxation of g klmrdom. a ctira far moitt nf th.A 41m nnri silmnnffi nt hnmoni u7A-t- .-.i ment surveillnuce. through hr ! have perfected the compounding of thes. botanical medicines and placed them at I minor official, and through abus I our disposal. We rely ou them first because of their ability In curing disease certain individual privileges grant- ana next bocame w can use them with the confidence that such remedies do not , certain classes. Industrial i Injure the .y.toin as do the .trong mineral concoctions. Among the very bost of , w ,he forbidden terrlt i thew botanical preparation, is 8. 8. 8., a modicin. mad. entirely of roots, herbs partl?"larl' Moscow, Kiev. Xijnl- PRESENTS... DISTINCTIVE- Lines of Sterling Silverware DAINTY- Watches, Fobs and Chains DELICATE- Patterns of Cut Glass LUCKEY'S THE HOUSE OF QUALITY Established JP69 563 Willamette St cen- terrltory, . . i. . 1'"' tii'uim iy .MOSCOW. l.lev .Mlnl-XVw- and bark. In such combination as to make It the greatest of all blood purifiers KoroJ,' st- Petersburg and Tlflis, have and safest of all tonics. It doa not contain the least particle of harmful s,een,lnrKe colonies of Jews grow and mineral to injuriously affect any of the delicate parts of the system. S. S 8 cures Rheumatism, Catarrh, Sore, and Ulcers, Scrofula, Malaria, Skin Diseases Contagious Blood Poison, or any blood airoction or diseaso even reaching down and cleansing the circulation of all tnhortted blood troubles. As a tonic S S b Is unequaled. It build, up the system In the proper way, by purifying the blood and supplying a sufficient amount of vigor and nourishment to the body. If vou are suffering with any blood trouble, or are in any wny run-down in hoa'th vr. eonld not do better than take S. S. 8. a purely botanical blcod remedv. It 'c' 0? without ever leaving any unpleasant or injurious effects. It is perfectly safe i, young or old. Book on the blood free to all who write. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, OA. Graduation Present develped within their borders. mo government recently took alarm nt the growth In commercial and political Influence of these scat tered settlements and decided upon the strict enforcement of the origin al segregation law. which restricts the territory habitable hy Jews to the Polish provinces and the Ukraine or little Russia. The number of Jnws within this Pale Is estimated at 5.000.000 The number without the pale is said to be less than 100.000. f1' !;u'5''- at least' 23.000 will be ...... .. u) nnnntion the ""i no maintn ned n th Nine (9) Yea residence prohibited .rV","' ,Thoth"3 wll, bo permitted to enail, through certain dlspen 1887 CHAMBERS HARDWARE AND FUR 522 'WTT.T.A'rvT'P.TT'P STBPfT PHI You arc looking for dainty and novel gifts Wc arc showing some beautiful new designs in Cold Lockets Cold Stick Pins Cold Cuff Link Sets Diamond Rings Cold Bracelets Cold Neck Chains Wall Paper and Paints FRED LUDFORD, UT. Paint Man Solc Agcr ts Bass Huctcr Paint Co. These arc all mads of 1 4k gold and will be appreciated NO IUXQI KT SKItVEl) AT (ilt.VNlk ni'KNIVtj K HOTEL OSIUItx ,h? V" to ,no close date of he banquet to be given bv the Commercial Club and the Merchants' Protective Assocl "n. Mr. and Mrs Sln wish to announce ,"" banket will be served morRw evening, but that the eyeing frpm nai tne uining room. Warf'. ' For Commencement quantity orders of Ices and I 1 ell us wnat you want a j you want it. If it's frozen wi-r Watts Jewdry Co. : paLace of SWi 494 Willamette 0 Phone, a yl I - re.',-. jl4 Phone Red 5411. 102 W. 8TH STREET all those who attend. Cor. 6th and Willamette St. JSL chestra wm tnnlrh lhe msU
