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About Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 190?-1910 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1906)
9 Days More to Shop, Then Christinas Better Hurry Full Stock colored long Silk Gloves Complete stock of colored, long silk gloves, open wrist, two-but ton clasp Same in pink, light blue, reseda, green, pearl, navy, dark gray, white, black. $1.75 |>aii-. Give a Glov > cr Merchandise Order for ( hristmcs The Friendly Store This is an easy way of solving the perplexing problem of what shall I give, and it enables her or him to make their owe selection. Ask about It when you’re in the stole. A Busy Glove Corner Our glove counter is one of the busiest sections of this busy store. Of course there must be a rea- for it—it's val- yes, good val- ues, and we re- pair all gloves free. If your gloves rip, back bring them mend we’ll and them, Gloves make pretty X-mas gifts. Why not give a pair to some of your friends? If the size or color Is not right, they can be ex changed here. Golf Gloves 25c and 50c. Infant’s Mitts 10c to 25 Wash Kid Gloves$1.50, Mocha Gloves 85c to$1.50 Cashmere and Cotton Mocha Gloves, a pair, 50c Real Kid Gloves $1.00 and $1.50; Silk Gloves 50c Black and white long Silk Gloves $1.60 and $1.75 Holiday Bath Robes and Smoking Jacket Arrived yesterday by express. This new shipment added to our already ’large "stock makes our largest and most complete in the Willamette Valley. This added to our price inducements makes this the logical place for you to buy Smck- ing Jackets, Bath and Lounging Robes. Holiday Neckwear Sale Tuesday 25 dozen brand new holiday neckties made four-in-hand style, three inches wide and in every concieveable color and material. All fine silk. Our regular 50c grade Tuesday only 39c or 3 for $ 1.00 Hosiery Holiday We.are showing a beautiful assortment of fancy dainty lace patterns, and plain silk and silk lisle, in black, white, alice, reseda, tan, brown, etc. 25c Lace and Embroideried Kerchieft 12Sc 1 000 lace trimmed kerchiefs, linen and lawn centes, embroidered Buy now for 25c values, each............................................................. 12M1C Hemstitched Lawn Kerchiefs In white and colored borders; splendid values at, each.......................................................... 2c 5c Women’s Sheer Swiss Kerchiefs, in plain hemstitched and dainty -mbroidered edges; b -st 15c and 20c values ale price during holidays, each....................... Women’s Fine Linen and Swiss Kerchiefs, the biggest assort ment we have ever shown, at 10c, 12>^c Buy a pair of these dainty hose tor a Christmas present for someone. The prices: Sale Applique Scarfs, Shams and Covers 300 Applique E.ibr hb-r. 1 i.awa Eu’-eav Sideboard Scarfs, Pillow Shams and Table Covers. Beautiful patterns, neatly worked. Regular prices $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50; on sale at this low price, each............................................. 85c $1.25 Silk Embroidered 25c to $8.00 a pair $ 1 50 Silkar.d Wool Underwear $ 1 .CO 50c Robe Flannels Tomorrow we offer 5 dozen of only pure silk wool Vests. Drawers and Tights. All sizes, 4, 5, 6, at this low price: $1.50 quality, each...................................................... $1.00 Boys’ School Stockings, a pair........................... 12t»c 3 pieces 36-inch robe flannel, suitable for Men’s and Women's Bath Robes. This is a remarkable offering, right now when you probably wish to make a present of a house jacket or robe. Comes in red, blue and gray. 50c. values, per yard. .29c The Newest, Belt Fads Holiday Sale of Ready-to-wear Apparel —Ji _ Suits and Coats Reduced to almost half price Tn do this we have Our purpose Is to close out all Suits and Coats this month Every marked everygarment at prices usually quoted during January clearance sales, garment is this season'stiewest style and made from the most fashionable cloth. The prices are as follows: $30 Coats for $20 $10 Coats for $25 $50 Coats for $25 The. new. belt* are pretty and will inter est you. The very lat est fails from domestic and foreign manufac turers. Bead belts in ■ *10 s 1 $20 Il-.nd-mrd-» Centre ■ i/.e 18x18 b lutifnl asaort- Qft r* ent of paltorn«, each ................. V Women’s fleece-lined Hose, a pair........................... 15c S3.00 ('«»at*» for $2.25 S3.00 Coats for $3.75 7.50 Coats for $5.00 cut steel and jet, the $12.50 Suits for $ 7.00 $18.00 Suits fol- $10.25 $25.00 Suits for $10.50 newest things in plaid leather and plain col ors, in silk and kid are Furs for Christmas gifts reduced 25% There I notbiifg better or more acceptable than a fur for a nice Christmas present, and there isno place half so good to buy it as here. Scarfs, Stocks. Boas, dozens of styles in Mink, Martin,Squirrel. Fox. Lytix. in natural and splendid colorings. Prices. N5c to $75.<Hi Reduced 25 percent. Buy now. Children’s Fur Sets, Collars and Muffs $P5 to $5.00 Ladie s Wa sts Reduced Net and Silk Waists in white, black and evening shades, dainty and stylish, will make splendid Hnias Gifts. Buy now, less than Regular Prices ’’"“‘"T. E^ per doz . 36 Hairy butter •’ per roll creamery, «Oc pet roll ,1#^ Hens -Per lb , 8ilSe Eggs Mutton on foot-p« lb Fat hogs per lb., Prices $4.50 to $ 10.00 Christmas Handkerchief Sale Women's Hemstitched Kerchiefs, regular 10c qual- ty; sale price, each.................................................................................... Chittim bark 8c. Wool -18«! 1 9C Fruits, t • ketabte., |,.|t Potatoes - Per cwt, 66c 3 Onions— Per lb., i^e Lemons l"'r '»•«. $6.5» Green Apples l^box, 5, Livest *M'k '*arkii. Steers—per lb , 2tyc Good cows per lb ,c Good prime dressed v"e*| 6c. - Hosirjry in silk and lisle, neatly embroidered and Christmas. EUGENE Ilin Frys ber lb., loc Geese “Per »>.. 5ft <(. Ducks lb, 9ft log Turkeys—it,,,, j'- • 7c. Mczvlrufn/ir 50 dozen new lace, embroideried i MvOzlk W CC11 and silk collars 1 Octo $1.00. Grand assortment large lace and spangled collars, 50c to $7.50. •orners, the greatest values ever offered in Eugene. WEEKLY REPORT OF THE MONEY you pay outfor Holiday Gifts is wise ly spent at Del «1 no’s Drug Store. You can buy all your friends a present and have money left in your purse. The choicest lot of Dressing, Travellers’ and Manicure Cases ever brought to Eugene. Ladies’ and Gents’ Purses and Leather Novelties, at Rare Values. Exqui site Perfumes in Dainty Packages of all the best French and American makes. Brass and An timony Vases of fine workmanship. Japanese Curios. A rare Collection of Sea Shells, also Shell Jewelry. Many beautiful gifts at prices that defy competition. Come and see before you buy. You are welcome whether you buy or not. If you don’t buy we both lose money. DELANO, Druggist. Ithaca. N, Y, Dec. 7, The beau tiful Chi Psi fraternity house at Cor nell University burned this morning O. L. Schmuck, of Hanover, Pa.. Jumped from a third-story window and died sf his injuries. aca volunteer .firemen Three Ith were killed fighting the flames and three stu- infirmary at the dents are at the latest novelties. Cut Steel and Jet Belts___________ $1.50 to $5.00 Silk and Kid Belts in plain colors and plaids, the prices______________ 25c to $.00 New Pillow Tops S .H. Friendly CORNELL CLUB HOUSE BURNED WITH HEAVY LOSS to bo found among the Lithograph Pillow Tops 15c to 50c Tapcsrty Pillow Tcps 50c to $1.00 Figured Satin Pillow Tops, rich coloring, beautiful patterns at $1.00 Oregon Pillow Tops, with backs, ca ___ 50c Full stcck Pillow Cord, Ribbon and Fringe. firemen four students lost their lives according to latest reports The fire men were all prominent in this city: A. 8. Robinson attorney and graBl ate of Cornell; John Rumsey, hard ware sealer, and Eaty Landon, a salesman, were caught under a fall ing wall and killed. The students were: O. L. Schmuck, of Hanov-r Pa.; F W. Grelle, South Orange, N. J., and W H. Nichols, of Chicago, and J M McCutcheon, of Pittsburg, the latter a well-known football qlaver. Schmuck lost his life in try ing to rescue his chum. Nichols The cause of the fire is unknown Loss, 3200,080. Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea purities the blood, strengthens th It is believed that several other persons were burned tc nerves, regulates the bowels, aids the kidneys, cures stomach troubles, death. The fire started at 8:30 in »h ‘I builds up the nervous force and re kitchen and gained considerable pairs the ill effect» of over eating headway before any of the studen’s Tea or tablets 35 cents Linn Drug awakened In an upper room were Ca. 2 7 students It was Impossible to es- cape by the way of the halls and w’r Llsk Sanitary Roasters are guar down were sought as a method of Can you af egress Many of them jumped to tU anteed for ten years ’ord to be without one? See them ground and several of them were »< riouslv injured | -be south show window. In addition to the three volunteer CHAMBERS' HARDWARE point of death Bids Wanted. Sealed proposals will be received by the trustees of Oasis lodge No. 41, I. O. O. F, at Junction City, Oregon, on or before January 1, 1907, lor the erection of a brick or concrete lodge building, to be built at Junction City, Oregon. Each pro posal must be accompanied by a cer tified check for 10 per cent of the amount of the l»i«$, made payable to the trustees, as a guarantee that the bidder, if awarded the contract, will enter into contract and give satisfac- tlorv bond within 10 days, or forfeit check. Plans can be seen at the office of the trustees. Junction City, Oregon, and at the office of Jno. Hixnxicker, at Eugene. Oregon. on or after the Sth of December, 1906. P. O GARDINER. W. M TRIPP. OSCAR STARR, DAW Dll Trustees. SPKI IAL MALE. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of (•rain and Feed. Cheat hay Per ton, 810.»» Timothy hay Per ‘»«.IH.tt Oats Per | bu, 40c. Bran— Per ton,, $21. Mixed feed per ton, 82S. Shorts -Per ton, $25. Wheat Per bu., 80c. Flour Per bbl., $3.49 Port Lind Market Rep,,, Portland, Dec. 13.-White j ati:' r early to outline WhatM .0 be expected by the can,J houses on Front street In -in proaching holidays, at the san,, the period is nearly at hand retail dealer« begin to stock up tour of a portion of Front Krsg . suited in expressions on the sgk of supply and probable trade ■ Today ’» Trade Notes, There are very good lup|)lj(t both medium and fine apples,, | trade is reported brisk. Huckleberries will be in the n ; ket again in a day or two, a rtf [from the North being due today. The last shipment of bananu, I ing unloaded this morning, are of i cellent quality. Veal and poultry are wanted by I I trade, today's receipts being n ' under repuirenients. Eggs show some weataess,! quotations remain unchanged. Wholesale Grocery Note«. Block matches advanced 10 al ■ per box; Union Leader tobaccai vanced 1 cent per pound deoil Gold Dust will be withdrawnM her 25; condensed mincenieg J in stock; caviar in tins higher,J advanced 10 cents per keg l>o| soap of local iiiamifactore hail vanced. PORTLAND .Grain bags Creamery butter- 30ft 32^1. I Eggs, 30 (it 3 7 4c. Chickens, 13 b IJ’gC. Wheat—valley, 66c; bluota 67c Oats—24 <ii J b- Barley-- $21 "0^ 22.00. Hav -Timothy, $11.00612$ vetch, $7.00«t 7 50. Mohair—Choi, e, 26 07 28c. Wool -Valley, coarse to nedig 21 @ 22c. Hops- 1906 crop, 13ft 15c Potatoes New, 85fi90c pere$ Onions N< " . $ 1 it $1.10. Chittlm bark New stock, 5Hfl per lb. Beef steers I I $3.65®83.85. $2.25©2.75; hogs, calves, $4 00 i 4 50; sheep, Hl 85.25; lambs. $',00ft 525. !1 Paris, Dec. 1 r The pres unanimously recognize» the gravity of the religious issue itated by the popes k.'ansl*H predict*M attitude. 1 Man' —. papers . . ■ Tb» ij ltable religious warfare. calculations h»»e ernment s < been upset, and new lezisUtWj » «R thorlty may b n. cessai? *»-*» fl ft to cope with the ___ situ*1'M b fl ics seeniixit ’ militant Catle i<* 1---- . jjg j with joy the prospect of which will compell the closW^J churches and attendant n 1 religious pass ’ - •" , J clalist leader. p >desses "1 the Vatican has deliberate!. "J mined to test the »tret«-J party of reactioi in »n e 1 erthrow the republic. Premier Clemenceau 1» I*” 1 saying: . toM*1 • If the church elect» 1 it will have 1’ tut ’ ” ,2 bear witness tl t thev.tk» J foreign power ti'ing ,J 1 J authority of the F WPnt-” . ■ mtMwd The govemme ® rations to cope »it. but is keeping them «"T* • waiting to se< .,^1 erable proportion ot revolt. The cabinet, tains a resolute iron' Carving -■ - dallhr up ..on«»’* CHAMBERS H*Rp J |
