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About Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 190?-1910 | View Entire Issue (May 20, 1909)
THE EUGENE WEEKLY GUARD THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1909 NICKLIN’S Great Remodeling <vnd Stock R.educing SaJe NICKLIN’S Owing to the incorporation of th: firm of Nicklin & Holt, and to the fact that the entire west half of my store room will be occupied thoroughly up-to-date Grocery Stock, it will be necessary that I close out a great portion of my stock at once in order to give them the room. 1 his change in my business will necessitate the remodeling of my store throughout. New shelving to put in and the moving the east half of the store room. As possesion must be given before June 1st, this sale must be of short duration, and prices reduced to people will act quick and I will accomplish more than I would by a sale of longer duration, therefore for one week by this firm with a' required amount of” of my dry goods to such a point that the Commencing Monday, May 17th I will place practically every article of merchandise in my store on sale at a sweeping reduction. The last week of this month will be devoted to remodeling the store room, and the firm of Nicklin & Holt will be ready for your grocery trade June the 1st. I propose making the six days commencing May 17, the banner week in the history of my business. DfiESS GOODS RIBBONS Entire slock of Woolen Dress Goods at a great saving .Albatrosses, mo hairs. Serges and Fancy Worsteds all reduced. 50c the yard Goods at. .42c 60c the yard Goods at. .45c 75c the yard Goods at.. 60c 85c the yard Goods at. .65c 1.00 the yard Goods at.80c 1.25 the yard Goods at 96c 1.35 the yard Goods at. 1.10 1.50 the yard Goods at. 1.20 SILKS Every yard of Silk in store at a reduction. All All All All All All All my 35c Silks now 25c 50c Silks now 40c 65c Silks now 50c 85c Silks now 65c $1.00 Silks now 80c $1.25 Silks now 96: $1.50 Silks now. .$1.20 It's & case of reducing this stock to make room for the Grocery Stock of Nicklin & Holt. The very best Calicoes 5c yard All All All All All All All All All All All All All All 12 1-2c Percales at 10c All 15c Percales at 12 1-2c TABLE DAMASK 60c the yard Damask at 45c b5c the yd. Damask at.50c 85c the yd. Damask at.65c $1.25 yd. Damask at 95c $1.50 yd. Damask af .$1.10 ALL NEW PATTERNS TICKING Reg. 12-1-2c Ticking.. 10c Reg. 15c Ticking... 12 1 -2c Reg. 20c Ticking............ 15c The celebrated Warners Rust Proof Corsets at bar gain prices. All 50: Corsets at..........40: All $1.00 Corsets at.. .85c All $1.50 Corsets at. .$1.20 AH $2.00 Corsets at. .$1.60 AH$3.00 Corsets at. .$2.40 EM3RÛIDERIES They are all reduced in price. CRASH TOWELING PURE LINEN 12 1 -2c Grades at......... 10c 15c Grades at......... 12 1 -2c TURKISH TOWELS The The The The The 12 1 -2c ones at... 10c 15c ones at.... 12 1 -2c 20c ones at............. 15c 25c ones at............. 20c 50c ones at............. 39c Bleached and Unbleached. SALE CLOSES SATURDAY NIGHT MAY 22d delegates ent arrangement. but II was decided | to continue the publication jointly for another year. TO STATE GRANGE Batik Gnantntce I’nvonil. Tin Oklahoma bulk guarantee hill th?nMlnnvl,,,‘- <>r.. Mav 13 Today was the subject of a warm debate the executive committee was au hi»h J?'"11 Grange reached the and thorized to submit the bill Io the In Itor« „ 1,1 «••endance, the vls- itiative nt the next general election, ¡¡¡? """Dicrlng fully .'.00, The so»- with some modification applicable until “ '""*>■ ""<• front morning to such a law In the State of Oregon deyAi.]1 1 l*le forenoon being' Three Important coinmlttee were Mr,|ri. !" 1,,«l*l’»ll'>n and memorial' appointed to make re|M>rts nt the ter,,,?,. honor of deceaaed mom- next session of the following mat- Mst v " Grange during the tip w.,?*r ri|e afternoon was taken tera: water C. I>. Conservation of lf*n »nar*P°rt* ••■Buhng ronnnlt- »orlt 111 t,le rvenlng with degree Huffman, It. B. Alderson. W. J. Ed wards. Mrs. Minnie McClusky, M. j . ’»"«ml *h'' r,’i,nrt “f the committee Maggie lilrtner. Conservation of forestry A. T. Wnttwr . t',‘‘ •>r‘-l«,r wnx rend the ShoemitKf. I. 1». Clutwood. E. L. Granas, n „plll,11«h,n« the Pacific,- Sarah Merchant, Mrs. flr,n ""Detin jointly by the Stat*I Clyde, Mrs. Sar X»". C. E. Sence. T. ’ "ere dissatisfied with the pro«- H. Dari*. J- . Henry. BLEACHED MUSLIN 50c Overalls now...........40c 55c Overalls now............. 45c 65c Overalls now............. 55c 80c Overalls now............. 70c $1.00 Overalls now... ,85c 5c Ribbons at, yd... .4c 6 1 -4c Ribbons at, yd.5c 7c Ribbons at. yd... .5c 8 1 -3c Ribbons at, yd.7c 10c Ribbons at, yd.. .7c 12 1 -2c Ribbons at,. 10c 15c Ribbons at. yd.. 10c 18c Ribbons at, yd. 15c 20c Ribbons at, yd.. 15c 25c Ribbons at. yd. ,20c 30c Ribbons at, yd. .20c 35c Ribbons at, yd. ,30c 40c Ribbons at. yd. .30c PERCALES A Money Saving Sale For You. McNS’ AND BOYS’ OVERALLS Thousands of yards of Taf feta and Satin Ribbons to be closed out during this sale. CORSETS MANY It means MUSUN UNDERGARMENTS Corset Covers, Gowns, Skirts and Drawers at 1-3 less than the regular prices. E S 25c Garments at............. 17c 35c Garments at............. 23c 50c Garments at............. 34c 65c Garments at............. 44c 75c Garments at............. 50c $1.00 Garmentsat 67c If possible to do so I would like to close out during this sale every pair of shoes in my * store. Read the prices quoted then act. 35c 50c 65c 75c Shoes Shopj Shoes Shoes for for for for Infants - Infants. Infants. Infants. -25c .39c .50c .60c CHILDSENS' SHOES Childn’s’ Child’ns’ Childn’s’ Childn’s $1.50 $1.75 $2.00 $2.50 Shoes Shoes Shoes Shoes $1.20 $1.40 $1.50 $1.90 Ladies' and Children's White Canvas Oxfords considerable less. MEN'S TROUSERS LADIES' SHOES INFANTS' SHOES for Ladies’ Ladies’ Ladies’ Ladies' Ladies’ $1.75 Shoes. .$1.39 $2.00 Shoes.. 1.58 $2.50 Shoes. .$1.85 $3.00 Shoes. .2.28 $3.50 Shoes..2.93 MEN'S DRESS SHOES Men’s Men’s Men’s Men's Men’s Men’s Men’s $2.50 $3.00 $3.25 $3.50 $4.00 $4.50 $5.00 Shoes at $1.98 Shoes at .2.40 Shoes at. .2.55 Shoes at. .2.85 Shoes at. .3.20 Shoes at. .3.65 Shoes at. .3.85 The well-known Pants for men. Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. $2.00 $2.50 $3.00 $3.50 $4.00 $5.00 $6.00 Pants Pants Pants Pants Pants Pants Pants Kazoo at $1.34 at.. 1.67 at. .2.00 at.. 2.34 at.. 2.67 at. .3.34 at.. 4.00 Men's Summer Underwear 35c Shirts and Dws. at 25c 50c Shirts and Dws. at 42c 75c Shirts and Dws. at 60c BIG REDUCTIONS IN MEN'S HEAVY SHOES MEN'S AND BOYS' MEN’S MEN'S HATS 50c Work Shirts now..39c $1.00 Dress Shirts now 85c AT A BIG REDUCTION I. T. NICKLIN N. E. Corner 9th and Oak Sts. Ftsv River Itciiuiiuleii. I A memorial will be presented tol tile Oregon Congressional delegation asklng that tin1 Willamette river be made free front all tolls forever, Thls means the purchas1» of the canal and locks at Oregon City by the Gen- eral government. A resolution was unanimously adopted without a debate opposing a state and calling on subordinate Granges and other organized bodies to assist In retaining the present con stitution. subject onlv to the inltia- Ive In making changes. A resolution providing that laws be pnssed for maintenance of only one normal school In the state of Oregon was read and referred to a committee. It will conic up before the close of the session and will | probably be adopted. It provides for adequate state aid. but does not des- ^ate any gjkt ioc.Hty r for ............................. such »» an institution. institution. •«« and so on through the entire line. SHIRT WAISTS LESS Hope Muslin, yd...............9c Lonsdale Muslin, yd... 10c CAMBRIC MUSLIN 15c Quality at, yd. .12 1-2c INDIAN HEAD 15c Yard. BLEACHED SHEETIN6 8- 4 now...................... 23c yd. 9- 4 now.................. 25c yd.. The very best Calicoes 5c yard UNBLEACHED SHEETING 8- 4 now.................... 20c yd. 9- 4 now....................23c yd. Your opportunity to buy sea sonable goods at a great sacrifice. LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S HOSIERY 75c Waists n ow... ..,50c $1.00 Waists now.. ..,67c $1.25 Waists new.. ... 84c $1.50 Waists now....$1.00 $2.00 Waists now....$1.34 $2.25 Waists now....$1.50 10c 12 1 -2c values at, 15c values at.......... 12 1-2c 20c values at...................15c 25c valuues at................20c 50c values at.................. 40c DRESS GINGHAMS LADIES' SLEEVELESS VESTS A. F. C. Ginghams, 10c PER YARD. 12 1 -2c Grades at........... 10c 15c Grades at.......... 12 1 -2c 20c Grades at................. 15c 25c Grades at................. 20c 35c Grades at................. 25c COTTON BATTING Reg. 10c Batts at............. 8c Reg. 20c Batts at............. 15c Reg. 25c Batts at...........20c 1 1-2 lbs. 40c Batts.. .30c 3 lbs. 75c Batts............. 60c The very best J Calicoes 5c yard APRON GINGHAMS Very Best Amoskeog Apron Checks 7c PER YARD SPOOL COTTON 6 Spools for 25c. SALE CLOSES SATURDAY NIGHT MAY 22d for the fund. This time It wrlli be sc Johnson ItiMul Bill Indorsed. recommendations as to the course to LADIES’ AUXILIARY i the Palace of Sweets on Saturday. The committee on K'Hid roads sub be pursued in our rural schools, milted a report endorsing the John- there was a general discussion of the MAMCC PflMMITTPCQ May 22. The auxiliary is hoping State Superintendent of IVHIYICS LUIYInfll I I C.C.O that the I niversity Senior play may son good roads bill as revised by the subject I be repeated tor the benefit of the joint committee of the last leglsla- Schools. J. II. Ackerman, made the A meeting of the ladies' auxiliary 1 fund, and If so, the proceeds ought ture. It will be taken up by the principal address and outlined what Granges ____ and i their indorsement _______ t will he considered the needs of country of the Commercial club was held last to be sufficient to complete th» in solving the problem now already night, at which time the standing ' 11,000. ___________________ undoubtedly follow. committees were appointed. The ex- solved by the schools. The committee on assessment j ecutive committee consists of the of- ONE WAS KILLED, taxation In a voluminous re| made the statement that the farmer Salem Journal: Spring wheatj ficers of the auxiliary and two oth- pays more than his just share of all which would have been hardly suit-1 ers. _ The committee is as follows: MANY INJURED R. McMurphey, Mrs. W. W. Cal taxes because his property is visible, able for ha.v, in the condition it was | Mrs. " kins. Mrs. E. J. Frasier. Miss Minnie and favored an amendment to the growing before the rain, and which Memphis. May 15—R. J. Raw state constitution permitting proper would not have been high enough Schwarzschild. Mrs. Lulu Tollman, ty to be classified so as to retain stalked to be cut with the reaper, Mrs. J. W. Kys and Mrs. J. Gold lins, former mayor of Lenox, su- uniformity in each class, all public will grow to full harvesting size now, smith. Mr». E. D. Yoran was ap i burb of this city, was killed and a utilities, corporations and privileges and a fair, if not a bumper crop, is pointed chairman of the calling com half dozen injured in the collision to pay their full share. The c >m- predicted.................... _ wheat mittee. the other members to be ap- of a car and paving machine thia Half the spring morning. mittee recommended the election of (had not sprouted, but it will now ! pointed later. a tax commission and urged a cam-, come up and grow, It was announced that the sum of palgn of education in all subordin- ____________ ______ ' >600 is tn the fountain fund and II Mr». S. Sorensen and nephew, Her ate Granges. J. C. W Deckhant. former govern-. Is planned to have another day such bert itaimussen left this morning for When the committee on education or of Kentucky, has become editor I as the one conducted at the Koo-1- Koo-I- Portland where they will reside la. nor a few days ago to raise money the future came In with Its report and made of a newspaper in Frankfort.