p!S BUT
JSECDNDPERIDD
I nnnl)e. 2". Spe
W., in the number of
"ffhSior and attend-
fclto- about two weeks
""if the students were
S for ' -SK
KL (or the end "eriod
F?1! . week .
pTihe honor and arena-
r 'nril Grade .
I..fv' .cbolarships due
fe,, Severaon. Wil-
C. Join OPi'-
fa. G't'tte. r,,dy.
fsutj
fe-Tilliard House Wsr
KTa Severson. A.-eths
LKr,UrSeo.t Jr.. Bob
K- ..i FnHirott. K'ank
feKc. Maiine f'ogiU,
5w
Hiip-01i" Adam,. Gov
'', ilcPlioMon. Leonard
H Sn..n;.I'onn. Jean
Jewel Farnsworrh. Har
Houe. Elue In-
l L Union r-.-nns.
Rli" Uriel Tyson, .
KT' Orien. Earl
, Wt Perrr. Anita Pllgh.
L RHKWI. nrirn . ...........
P... Donna Jean birer-
L Vaufhn.
Bar-
fcrtliP riouv-
Florence Jiny.
fi-Donald Bidwell. Ken
Tr n a TTrtftn. Knmmle
L Sdtftt. Barns
r t- triah.r P.nrl
til .iiaij"'-'
Id, Shirley Smith,
Ltignin w
b-Irrin Psrr, elma
fc! BBlire;er...n.
tow-!?"' a ..
Irtiil Mlil.r. iMJque 01111144.
Li Allen Sneed. Carl fctev-
1 Eateno Ma Loh, Easel
ifrnnia Brink. Lncile DaviJ,
Li rntt. Marunret Hasek.
L.im, Viola Robertson. Ed
L. Lora Thilrman, Mary
Llb-Clalr Hadlr. Evelyn
erl.n rosey. mr .-i(a.
r n 1 tvnu
ire-Clair Rndley. Trrin
ti'B .UOMlun, .mil) .u.i.-v...
Vam Planned at
Cedar Flat bchool
EVILT.E. Dec. 20. (Spe
pupils and teacher. Mini
of the Cednr Flat school
j the Christmas program
wtTenins beffinninK at 7:30,
tiit following numbers ready
Imnine's entcrtflinment, with
ti of others being acidea ie
liffat
ttirols of Welcome," school;
. t.n-1 r m "
iPhmmer; play, "Spirit of
i: recitation, "Waiting."
I Thompson: son?, "Somc
Sftlng to Happen." primary
NQtition, "Jesse's Stocking,"
Crisp; pantomime, "Silent
ttrte (iris, Bonnie Plummer.
ilioiaion. and Marr Crump:
p. "A Christmas Song," Ruth
t W. "Picket s Christm
'wititlon, Trembling Tom"
?ramfr! xprHm. "Thp Some.
twd the Story," recitation.
Kfnneth Katon; song, "In
:tiit," school.
THE EUGENE R E G I S T ET? Ci TT A ft P
nings and Fordyce Willian. and the
two-and-a-half year old leader, Janet
Stacy, who kept good time and made
lier bows whenever they were cheered
Jlra. George Willian gava the "'welcome-
recitation, followed by a long
by Beth Jennings. Kecitnliuin were
given by Carolyn and Janet Stacy,
l.ilnh and Jim Wenrin. Norma Hart.
u "i'w1 f Eu8ene Itave a rea.l-
, " -c ,, ' K Bon't "" Aud
hang byne sung by the ones present
led by Mr. Benuet.
lbose present for the evpninr'a en.
tertainment were Mr. and Mrs. T. 11
Beiinet, Ben Clurk of KiiL-ono ,
nnd Mrs. Itichard Hart and Norma,
.ure. y. y. ;-oiley, .Mrs. Lulu Key.
Mrs. Hood. Mrs. Lea Scott nH linn.
uld, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Page, Miss
.Nannie McCue of Mi.Mitinville, J. C.
unvor, Airs. z,. i;. rotter. Mrs. John
Holm. Mr. and Mrs. A. K. .Innm,,,.
Kenneth Jennings, Fordyce Willian.
Laurel Willinn, Hcth Jennings, Mr.
and Mrs. Cieorge Willian, Mrs. O. L.
Stacy nnd daughters. Janet and Caro
lyn, Mr. and Mrs. .1. W. Fountain.
Krvin Fountain, Frank Eninieriek,
Carol Fountain. Miss Ellen Johnson.
.Mrs. tAerett enrin and children
Lilah and Jim. Mr. ami Mrs. Clarence
F'otter, Mrs. C. R. Sylvester. W. II.
White, Mre. C. I. Inman. Violet In.
man and Lroy Inman, Springfield.
Siltcoos Landmark
Being Torn Down
SILTCOOS, Dec. 20.-(Special)
The dismantling of the large old house
near the Earl Gardiner place be
tween Siltcoos nnd Canary, reniovea
one of the landmarks of earlier days.
The house was built by Prof. Thomas
Martin, now deceased, as years ago.
The lumber was hauled from Sotilli
Slough, near Cushtnnn. over trails
whirh permitted hauling only a few
hundred feet of lumber at n trip.
Mr. Compton, now about Si- years
of age and a resident of Florence,
(milled tbe lumber for the house. Karl
Gardiner and R. W. Delnmater are
taking down the old structure.
lUGILU'SlMK. Pec. 20.
l-ioe Tnnl I! Cooking club
Trnmin rhn hnmi Wxrl-
'"'Bin?. Affpr Hie business
';T all went the kitchen
Mnita Chnn nnd Knthryn
dfmonstratrd on a snlnd
I'M Mildred ( Hnmmnn played
:"iveMjinB on tneir violins.
; played violin solo with
:it tlie pinnn. .Tune Nem
-1Pnee and Hertlin I")nugh
'm Blood. Hip f'hnrleston.
1 HMn. Jnnet Chase, Knth
:Ipauck and Junnitn Chase
'i i lunHioon was served.
PlllVPd until ft nVln.tc
fMine will he nr tlit home
Harnmnn.
ftam Cooking
Uub Has Lesson
FRN. Dp.-. 2t. rSiIM.lnl
ap,PS, tli mime f the
1 4 at .U. ....
p-'i i 1 "prnorp on
1 UM.I .
1 a lb. M
Ka.-h mombof preB-
i cnerons amt.unt.'
n on cookie
ruber pres-
r.nrene
M"rris. Wi'bur
aU' ""'n"". 'loldi.' and
1 p; '""1'lanl. Violet
'"r. Unhurt P,.nan
4,s; M". Walter
Jr- U..rn,v Morris.
Me Lorlcr,.
Christmas
kiu'i ''r'"1"8" I'art.v
'r,,. T 'ab M the
r "t 'e'" ihursday
- ' "r il,. V uieas
"M L 'b"n program
-"" Ei 1 arrival f the
Hfh." ,h)' ""if leader.
i o( ,rc?"s,r wa. dress-
tl i,'r '",' Wh',le "1"
u"""rstp, W1, 1, , i
;i.'!,rsll:in": from whistles.
;.'U 'iections Br'
OAKRIDGE NOTES
Group Plays Bridge at Putnam Home
Wednesday Evening
bAKRIDGE, Dec. 20. (Special)
The postoffice employes are beginning
to notice the uhnstmns rush, and
every day finds them a little busier. It
hasn't yet been necessary to put on
any eitra help but by the first of the
week there will probably be another
clerk. So far no foreign packages
have been received and only a few
have been sent.
Mrs. William Dolmyer and daugh
ter, Edna Mae, were dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Croner Thurs
day evening.
Dr. and Mrs. Grant J. Gray are
spending the week-end in Eugene.
WINBERRY NEWS
WTNBERRT. Dec. 20. (Special)
Uncle Vern Bowdell. who makes bis
home with Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Jack
son, has been suffering with a heart
attack for the past week.
Miss Thelma Carter is spending
this week visiting friends in the Oak
ridge community.
Mrs. A. Mitheny nnd Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Neet and little son Albert
were Eugene visitors Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson, the Unity
teachers, spent last week-end in
Portland.
Little Miss Mona .T.ickson was ab
sent from school Thursday on ac
count of a very soro finger.
Mr. ond Mrs. C. Mooney visited
Hermnn Moses at the Eugene hos
pital Wednesday where he is recov
ering from a recent operation.
Mrs. Lovnll has been driving the
Rchool bus for fi few dnyn.
Oakridge I. O. O F.
Visit Eugene Lodge
OAKIillHJE. Dec. L-0.-(Speclal)-A
delegation from the. I. 0. O. F.
lodge drove, to Eugene Tuesdir to
visit the. Eugene Odd Fellow chapter.
attended a regular meeting at
wHich the initiatory degree was put
on for some new members,
n j50s? ""king the trip were J. E.
Paddock T. . spati. A. Metmor.
Alyie Hock, Martin Johnson, Virgil
Winklemon, E. E. Wert and Melvin
bpati.
AT LEABURG
y?AB''mJ- Uec. iO. (Special)
Miss Olive Goff, teacher of Vid, is
in tugene taking examinations this
week ; Mrs L. L. Lawrence is teaching
tor Miss (ioff while she is away.
4k Vii' 6rno01 prering to give
tneir Christmas entertainment on
Wednesilsy afternoon. December 24.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Tennis and fain
1 J ve moved from Cedar Flat to
Leaburg and are occupying the place
vanned by .Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Bfenis.
Miss Ellen Johnson was a guest of
Mrs. Everett Wearin at the Kebekah
lodge Christmas party on Thursday
evening at Walterville.
Miss Johnson was an all night guest
of the Wearin's the same night. Both
Mrs. Wearin and Miaa Johnson are
teachers of Deerhorn.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgle Clover enter
tained the 500 club on last Tuesdav
evening at their home in Vida. Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Harris .nr.rininol tl,,,
Huh 4)11 WeiJuesdny evening and Mr.
:iiiu ,ir. luu crow on baturday eve
ning. A dress rehearsal will be held at
l.eiiltiirg -lm rl on Saturduv evening
lor the t'hristnian pageant which will
"e given on frunuay evening, Decern
ber 21.
Or. And Mrs. U. G. AHin of Blue
River were callers at the .1, C. Ayers
lutnie Tuesday at Leaburg.
Miss Evadne Hurst will be a visitor
n Junction Citr Fridai niffht and
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Smith and
ons are remainine in On son until
after Christmas before departing to
tneir Dome m l.os Angeten. J hey in
tend spending Christmas in Albany.
Cleo Carter is improving rapi.v
from a case of chick en pox.
Mr. and Mrs. K. 8. Thorn a son with
their two children are planning on
spending Christmas in Lugene with
relatives.
Mrs. Vern Gillespie and small
daughter of Deerbon, visited at the
Kd Howella home Friday.
AT CLEAR LAKE
CLEAR LAKE. Dec. 20. (Spe
cial! The Christmas entertainment
will be given at the schoolhouse ou
Saturday evening at 8 o'clock. F--ervone
is invited.
The school is enjnving a new piano,
installed Inst Saturday.
.Mr. and Mrs. iluflile aud family
have moved into the Edge r ton house.
The board is building a uew stage
for the bchoolhouse, which is to be
permanent
The eighth grade has finished the
marketing project.
Little Lor en Grant had hii bead
cut quite badly when be ran into the
swinging horizontal bar.
Junior Hill has been quite 111 with
a cold.
4
Parker Funeral
Will Be Monday
Funeral services for B. H. Parker,
who died Friday, will be held Mon
day at 2 p. m. at the Branstetter
chapel, it was announced Saturday
nic.it.
Rev, A. L. Lonsberry of the Evnn
"lical church will officiate. Burial
will be in the new I. O. O. F. ceme
terr.
Open till 9 P. M. until Christmas
The Largest Stock
of House Slippers
in Lane County
Vng Club Meets
Chase Residence!
freshen
your kitchen
hours ...
S gj !
Dl-II I
with this
TAPPAN
GAS RANGE
HOW refreshingly different
your kitchen cm be with
this cool-bikine INSULATED
Tappan Range! Itsiniulited oven
ischromiarn-lined for faster bak
ing .. . and the oven heat auto
maticallycontrolled to relieve yon
of watering and waitinc at the
oven door! Polished, closed cook
ing top for efficiency. nJ e"
deaning. A newSmokeless Broil
too! Come in and tee it!
No Charge
for Installation
Men's Romeo
Heavy soles, elastic on
sides.
81.89
Ladies' Felt
Slippers
Pompom on toe, all colora.
Special
45 Pr
Men's Slippers
Imitation leather, black
or brown.
77
Children's
Slippers
Leather and felt,
48 up
Other Styles 48 to $239
Special!!!
Men's All Wool Mufflers, plaid pat
terns, all colors. Made by Oregon Tex
tile Mills, Inc.
25c each
Hurry While Quantity Lasts .
Limit two to euatomer.
Gift Towels 2 for 88
Gift Silk and Wool Hose, 2 pr. 88
Mens' Dressing Robes . . . $3.88
Men's Silk Mufflers. . 79 & 98
Men's Ties in Gift Box 48
Ladies' GiftHWfs .......10 Up
Boys' Cord Pants 88
Children's Shoes $1.19
Size. 5 to 2
Ladies' Rayon Bloomers 48
Chemise Stepins Vests
Pure Linen Lunch Cloths 48
Bath Salts
values to $1,48 .. - OO
Men's Gift Ties fiQ
values to $1.50 -
Men's Dress Shirts O Q
guaranteed fast colors : Q7
Rayon Stripe Shirts fl OQ
guaranteed fast colors pxtf &
Serve Yourself and Save '
Williams'
Self Service Store .
77 East Broadway
St?
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IS
The Last Call to Visit
BWSTOWS for Gifts
We are showing the Best Assortment that any Jewelry Store
has shown for years in Eugene. The Best Gifts and the Best
and Lowest Prices. The many reductions on High Quality
Jewelry will surprise you.
is?
if
if
mi
Behind These Diamonds
Our Good Name
The worth of a Diamond is as
definite as a yardstick. But the
untrained eye ennnot see what de
termines it. Only an expert can
judge color, brilliance, and free
dom from flaws. Our high stand
ing in this community ninny
year's experience and unquestioned
integrity is your safeguard when
you buy a diamond here.
She'll Prefer This Finest
Christmas Gift
Diamond nnjj
In a uide chtnc
i designs, 3Jl
ffo, fioo
Buy a Perfect Diamond
This Christmas - Save Money
At Bristow's '
Ladies Marcasite Rings
With Large Genuine
Stones
Large genuine Onyx, Sar
donyx, Chrysophase, Chalce
dony, Topaz and Lapis
Stones set In .Sterling Silver
and surrounded by genuine
Marcaaltes.
Regular $3.50 Ring
Christmas Special Price
Men's Initial
' Rings
In two colors Sterling
Silver with" white init
ials on black.
Regular $5.00 Ring
Christmas Special Price
S1.95
Rings Initial
Rings Signet
Rings and Just
Rings.
Christmas Specials
Men'a Regular 910.00 recon
structed Ruby. 65
Regular $5.00 Sterling Sliver
Rlnga with 2 color 3P
Cameo Imitation. JOiOO
Ladles' Regular $7. SO Rings,
Lateat style, in
color mounting,
Latest style, In 2 J -JC
tit. I S
83.35
Misses and
Children's Rings
Regular $4.S0 Rings
Christmas Special CO QC
Price 3C.UO
Regular $5.00 Rings
Christmas Special J J 35
Regular $3.00 Rings
Christmas Special CO 1 C
Price 3-. I 3
Regular $2.50 Rings
Christmas Special CI CR
Pries I .03
Regulsr $5.00 CO, Q
Signet Rings, nowWi33
Regular $3.50 CO QC
8lgnet Rings, now9.03
E. H. S. Belts
Buckles with Belts
Just In Just what he has
Wanted!
Buckles
At Only...,
Belt and Buckle CO OC
At Only 4W.C3
The Baguette Snape The newest In Watches slender as a
cigarette narrow as a dime Yet remarkably accurate.
Other Bracelet Watches
$9 - $18 - $25 - $32.50 - $35 - $45
A Man's Choice
A, Good Strap Watch
Some with smartly designed link
band to harmonize and all built to
keep time fully guaranteed. Hun
dreds of bands to choose from tbat
fit any watch. Brand CIA QC
New Elglns st '
Others at $5.00, $6.50', $13.50
And Up
Seth Thomas
Electric Clocks
The newts In Electric Synchronis
ing clocks la not run by a spring but
by a motor that runs at about 1-12 the
speed of moat Electric Clocks. A motor
that runs slowly will last many times
longer. These are not the old style
Rath Thomas Electric Clocks with a
spring but runs direct from the current.
5512.50, $13.50, $15.00, $20.00
And $22.50
Pewter The
Best and Largest
Stock in Eugene
International Pewter rules
here. We were the first
store In Eugene to stock
Pewter and have continued
with the best selection.
Silver
Finish
Ware
Just the
thing for
this your when you want a
lnt of value for your money.
roil riiM.ii St
8
$1.50
Novelty Gifts
Visit our Novelty Show Case
for Cigarette Cases, Com
pacts, Thlnilili-. Belt Buckle
Sets, Leather Goods, Etc.
Our Jewelry
Show Cases
Our ,Tewelry Show Case
Is full of many styles of
MENS FRATERNAL H1NOH
BEAUTY PINS
INITIAL RINGS
STICK PINS
BAR 'INS
BROOCHES
TIE CLASPS
BABY RINCS
PENDANTS
CAMEO BROOCHES, ETC,
Silver New Sets
Or Pieces to
Match the Old
Match Up Your
Sterling and Plated
Flatware Patterns
Our silverware show
cases contain Bread
Trays, Sandwich Trays,
Tea Sets, Baby Cups,
Bon Bon Dishes, Vege
table Dishes, Platters,
Trays nnd Best of All
is our wonderful stock
of Salt and Peppers.
Costume Jewelry
Wo have tho beBt stock of
Costume Jewelry in town. Our
stock is spread out on tables.
This store being tho only Jew
elry Store in Eugene that dis
plays its stock so yon can' come in and look around
without being obliged to purchase. Our Costume
Jewelry is so displayed on tables that you can
savo a lot of time whether you are buging or
shopping.
Musical Powder
Boxes
Just a few lnft so we will make the
following prices on the remainder.
Reg. $6.00 Xmas Special $3.95
Reg. $7.00 Xmas Special $4.65
Reg, $8.00 Xmas Special $5.30
Our Watch
Show Case
Our Watch Show Case has Watch
C'liiiinn, Knives, Pocket Wnlthcs,
Bracelet Watches and Best of All
Hundreds of Watch Binds and
Bracelets.
J2.KI Laillns of Gouts bands
Christmas Price
$1
$22.50
$33.50
$35.00
$38.00
Now $14.95
Now $22.30
Now $23.50
Now $24.95
We Give S. & H. Green Discount Stamps
BRISTOW'S
Just 5 Toilet Sets
Left
We must close these out so that they
won't bo held over until next Christmas.
All new In the last week. Christmas
Special Prices are as follows
At The Big Street Clock
Northwest Cities
Gas Co
Phone 28 931 Oak Street
. l- t- t" the
T-. Wnrin at
. Hie. '.",r "'-mliers
'1, ."'"': I'-Mld Scott.
"ted by Beth Jen-
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