Daily Eugene Guard'
GUARD Telephone, No-Maio igi
For
Cigars
JULIUS GOLDSMITH.
weather:
TonUht and Bunday partly oloudy,
Dressmaking.
My patrons will please take notloe
that I have removed .my dressmaking
parlora upstairs over Miaa Baltzman'e
millinery atore.
Ad apprentice girl wanted.
Mbb. H. W. Lono,
T
Shoes for $3.00, the
equal of anything
ever sold for this
price in any city, in
any country, for sale
at
YORAN'S
SHOE STORE
TIME FLIES
Just a few more (lave In wliloh
to remember your friends with
those
Handsome Gifts
We ean suggest a few
beautiful remembrance.
Chnoolate aeta 7 pieces $1.85, f 1.95, (2.60
Salad aeta, 8 pleoes 86o, 96a, $1.10
Black onltee aeta 7 pleoea, H.16, $4.60
nli7l
Berrv sets. 7 Mecsp. 95n, It. 20, 11.40,
Fenov (I. unrated oak plates 26o,2nii,60o
Fancy rleoorated pi e platea lllo, I5o,20c
Fanny dnnrat (I on pa and saucers,
10c, lBo and 25o.
Fanoy decorated mugs 6o, lUo, 2So.
Sea our Famous III Factory
Goods, patterns exquisite
We quote you prices.
SILVERWARE.
t Tee sponre, 9.V $' 25 and (1 411 per t
6 Desert sponne l .''0 anil Vl.'Jh par et.
ei'dS .. (2 M. '' 7Sp""t.
Tea mu, 4 plaooa. kt 85, $5 50, $7.25 per Hi
rioe.e inrlc 4imi end,
.Te'ly knife 11,00 each.
Tomato server 91.15 eaoh
Haled fork 1 Ml each. --
I'ie eerv.r at, 50 each.
Uakaknlfell.sOeeoh.
Berrjr epoon $1 . 75 eaca
s Our .roode are tamped
. 'Wallace 35".
A perfect guarantee.
To show our Unee la a pleasure.
Great American Imp. Tea Co
Phone, Mala 50130 E. 9th SL
LITERARY
FOLK
Will And tile books advertised In
the inapaxliiee of the day at our
etire. You inuat come and take
your time In maktmr eeleotlone
from our select alock of nlaaslc and
modern gens in all the unique
binding of the beet book-makers,
SCHWARZSClilLD'S
BOOK STORE.
Deao in'a danee tonight.
Many farmer. In town today .2
A btigbt suuahluy day. Oregon U
not all rain.
Quarantine baa been removed from
the borne of Riv W T Matlc :k.
For fine watch rop .Irl; g you should
go to Jauuey'a t welry store on Ninth
street.
The Epworth League Christmas
Bazaar, Deo 15, 10 and 17, la the
IS I u I li street brink church.
Chiistmas Bzmr begins next Mon
day In the brick church builillug on
Nlnlh street. Buy your Xuuas gifts
there.
Bobool district No 35 of Malheur
oop oty, Oregon, Is larger than the state
of Delaware aud has only revuu oblld-
reu of school age.
Albany Herald: L M Wallaoe,
ormeny with the Albany woolen mil s
but ow with the new null at ugene,
vlnitlng in the city acooiupauled by
hi wfe.
Mrs J B Lnekey will have a display
of art needlework and will have
on sale pillow tops at 26 oenta eaoh, at
ber residence, oornerof Eait Tenth aud
Pearl streets.
The GAR trustee at the meeting
last evening were tn'tiuotrl to con
traot for the same hull for a meeting
uleoe for the oomlng year. Fruuk's
is the place.
The missionary society of the Con
gregatlonul church will meet at the
residence of Mrs F W 0burn next
Tuesday afternoon at 2:311 o'clook.
Members please t'ike notloe.
The Portland Dally Journal baa or
deied a new press of the It t"st pattern
qua! to any on the coast. When It
arrives the Journal will equal la size
he Oregonlaa or Telegram.
The Overton stock of handsome
frame moulding', etc, has arrived.
You can do do butter than Call on
them for anything In this line. Their
prices are right. No 40 West Eighth
street.
A let! or from ER Skipworth, Tuc
son, Ariz, says : "We are oomrortaoiy
situated in our tents, weather and
atmosphere seems to be ideal, and I
hope t make Improvement in my
health right along."
Lakevinw Examiner: It le reported
that one of Ohrlsmun's freight teams
Is "snowed m" on the road from Mer
rill to silver Lake. It is a 6-horse team
loaded with flour and driven by Wm
Johnson of silver Lake. Chrlsman
thinks there is a possibility of a flour
famine this winter In 'Silver Lake valley.
Friday's Albany Demoornt: Oril
Bnrkhart, of Eugene, Is visiting In
Albany. Mr Hurkhart work in the
excelsior mills which have shut down
for a while on aooount of the water be
ing too high to run. Mr Royoe, pro
prietor of the mlUi, acoompanled by
hla wife, loft this morning on a trip to
California.
The December number ,of the High
School News Is at hand. Between the
oovers of this number oan be found
some very clever stories, poems aud an
admirably arranged list of departments
well handled. The prize stories y
Mary Hklpworth aud Jock Beohdolt
tod the prize poem by Edna BurUcb
.ire all quite olever in composition.
Junction Tlmos: A R Martin, who
hasohargeof the McClung building,
reoelved notice to vacnte as the build
ing had been rented In another party
at higher reutal. Mr Marl In met the
price and secured a lease on the build
lug for another year. A Eugeue man
ollored a higher rental and Intended to
put In a stock or hardware, The busi
ness venture, However, Is oil.
ORDERED AN
INVESTIGATION
Personals.
The Mayor Appoints a Committee
to Look Up Fairmount
Details.
The result of the meeting oaled by
the mayor last evening at the town
ball for the purpose of getting an ex
prertioo of the citizens on the question
of extending the city limits so as to
Include the burg of Fairmount may be
bummailzed in a few words.
Alter dieuuaelog the various phases
of the question the mayor appointed a
oomml.te to look up the probable valu
ation or Fairmount taxable property
and other pluses of the question, and
report the same to another pubiio meet
ing to be called by the mayor. The
committee oonaisted of C 8 Williams,
J M Williams and M Bvarverud.
The meeting organized with Mayor
ClirUmau as chairman and J M Wl.l-
lams, secretary. The attendance was
quite good. There la certainly a desire
on the pari of the Fairmount people to
oiinit to the 1 mils of the thriving ally
of Eugene. This Is oulj a question of
lime. It Is said tbat even if present
Indications should be against the ex
tension, Eugene should look ahead to
the future. A discouragement at the
present lime would be aset-baok to the
growth of both plaoes.
There is little doubt but tbat action
will be takeo 1 1 InBtruot onr reprssen
talives la the legislature to prooure an
extension to the city limits.
"Pickings From Puck."
"Ploklngs From Puck" which will
be here Tuesday evening, Is bound to
draw asmi!1) from the most hardened
case and provides all exeuses for laugh
ter, and the opportunities, for fun are
fully utilized and It will oatoh the pop
ular fancy. The book and lyrics are
by Clarence Blnn ; the music by Theo
dore Nortbup ana Clarence Minn. The
chorus Is attractive and their voices
possess a ringing quality and volume
tbat make them oue of the features.
Mr Willard Simula, who baa the atar
role, is one ol the famous comedians on
the American stage.
Order of Lions.
Maple Lodge, Order of Lions wil.
meet Monday .evening, Deo 16. Elec
tion of offloers. A chauge In the time
and plaoe of meeting will be cousld
ered. Arrangements to entertain (Su
preme Presideut P A MoPheroon will
be made.
N K Bklsiaw,
President.
Plain mixed candy at 10n per pound
at the Famous.
Largest line of holiday goods ever
in Eugene. All new, no old at Joe
Luckey's.
Buy your Xmas cards and tree orna
ments at the Famous.
Holly-Day stationery, put up
uniquely in aDtlque boxes, at Bohwarz
child's. Moon, the feed store man, Is erecting
a warehouse, 60x80 feet n his lot op
posite the depot.
The report of Bupt Calbreatb, of the
Oregon state liibaue asylum, for the
month of November shows that at the
close of last month there waa 1962 In
mates In that Institution, of whom 876
were men and 878 were women.
I T Nicklln le in the city.
M L Dorrls Is now in Peudleton.
Dsau EC Sanders iu wuit to Balem
today.
Drs Job and and Wald are bere Ibe
Grove.
L N Roney was a passenger to Rose,
burg today.
Hon H R Klnoaid was a passenger
north today,
FA Post, of Wait-tvllle, spent lasti
night iu Eugene.
Miss Lola Senders is visiting friends
h re from Harris burg.
J E Mattesou and wife, of Fall Creek,
spent last night iu Eugene.
John Van Duyu and Aroh Bmltb
were over from Coburg today.
Henry Kissinger and wife were
passengers to Creswtll this afternou,
WillOrrell is down fiom Cotttge
Qrove near whlob plaoe be Is enuloyed.
Dr O E L'iomis, who ha been 111 for
several weeks is now able to be down
town.
Frank Page Is in from Saginaw
i.
mas
Sale
V I
Cloaks $ 22.50 goat 1200
Cloak
Cloaks
Cloaks
17.50 go at
12.7o go at
10 00 ro ut
8 75
G75
5 00
Suits
Suits
Suits
Suits
Suits
m
lo.OOgo at
12.00 go at
10.00 go at
Dress Skirts fro.n $1.50 to $25.00
Bn Reduction on Hats and Furs
10.00
750
6(i0
5.00
J. V. Kauffman
P, M ,0 a,.asa.eaeaeMSeeMe.s
Eaton's Calendar
The best selling books
in the U. S. today
The Virginian, Wlatar,
The Two Vaiirevels, Tarklngton.
Mra Wlgga of the Cabbage Patch,
Heiran.
Fnrtunis of Oliver Horn, Smith.
A HiecM"rt Rird, WiWon.
Douovan Pasha, Parker.
The Spenders, Parker,
Confeai-ioiia of a Wife, Adams,
recti Craneyoniw, Mot'utoheon.
Capinln Macklm, Ilaels.
Mlsaisslpi i Hutilo, Hough,
H earls Courageous, Klves.
On Fortune's itoad, Pavne.
Doro'hy Vernon, Major.
Thrall of l eiftliH Lucky, .'
Llljenornns.
For sain at
EATON'S
Christmas
Bargains in
Slippers and
Shoes.
Mens Fancy Slippers
Mens Bedroom flippers
Mens Alligator Slipper
"ens tine Box Calf nllppers
Mens Pearl Urey due Slippers
I .75
50
I.OO
S.OO
I SO
where he is employed In the oompauy
store.
Dr I D Driver went to Drain today
to oommenc3 a series of sermins to
morrow. Miss Bessie Kelly returned to ber
home in Oregon O'lly this afternoon for
the holidays.
Rev P a Knight, of Balem, arrived
this afternoon and will Oil the con
gregational pulpit tomorrow morning
and evening.
Mrs O A Branders, who has been the
guest of Mr and Mrs W H Hoffman
and Mra L H Logan, returned to ber
home In Portland this afiernnon.
John A Palmer, of Balem, who has
been at Rosebnrg for some time, stop
p d off In Eugene today on bis w iy
home. He is a printer, having learned
hi trade in Eugene.
Mrs Julia Lawion, Department
President of the W R C, and aciine
Department Inspeotor, arrived this
afternoon aud rill inspect the J VV
Geary Corps this evening.
Mrs Mary E Holbrook, of Dex'er,
who was committed to the insane
aaylffm at Balem July 2, 1902, was re
leased from that Intt'tutlon Dec 10 on
month's leave of ahsenoe.J
Pnpils Give Good Recital.
Last evening at the recital at the
University the puplb of Mm Rose Hnl
lenbeek appeared for the first time In
reoital sinoe Mrs HnUnbick has been
connnen'ed with the University Sohool
of Msulo. The result was entirely
sstisfact iiy to the patrons of the school
who are being given the very best iu
musical way tbat oan be obtained.
E7ery pupil displayed a profloienoy
that was gratifying to both the tcaoher
and the psrente.
J5 The University School of Music
Is taking long strides forward and
growth is the only tblug for the future
of the department.
Christmas Bazaar.
Don't forget that a Christmas Bezaar
will be oouducted In the old brick
church, cm ner Nimh and Pearl streets
beginning next Monday evenlngand
continuing over Tuesday and Wed.
nesday, both afternoon and evening,
Articles for sale w 1! Include faooy
work, oonf otlonery, rummage aitiolee
and refreshments:. An entertaining
program will be given eaoh evenlug.
W;l all who promised donation pleaBe
hting to the bazaar Monday afternoon
Public Recital.
The department of Oratory of Eu
gene Divinity School will give a pub
iio recital In the chapel of the sohcal
next Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
The pubiio is cordially Invited to at
tend.
SOCIAL REALM.
The High Hoi ool students' reception
I to the victorious foothill team lan
l.vnliiir in the armory narlorj w an
in of urput lulereat a d suncesf.
The footb'ili buys deserved the fl itter
ing praise and atnt'ou which wa
theirs the whole evening. The wsl z
aud two-step were the iiibIu means of
entertalnrueut. AW Di.ls.rd furnished
the music while until quite lute the
young people whll -d away the happy
hours. The di-corntlnus iu Huth
Scb'iol oolors were very prof v. Fol-j
lowing are the cnranatieea vto whom j ;
thB greater part of the success of the
evening is due: Deouraiiui', Myra
Loverldtfe, Leone Kays, Jack Bech-
dolt, Paul Wllloughbyj refreahmen's,
Bidie Ford, Gertie Gray, VerinU Hen-de-eon,
AllcN MrtElroy, Harvey
Wheeler, Elmer Paine; recplion,
Clara Wold, Eizibeih Klliott, Carl
Washburue.
Holiday Goods Now
...On Display...
Chritnis coming Gift buying must be crowded iin. ,
brief daye. We wi.l make it t.i your interest lo pick you,
ents here,
special piirohaaHS have Been made for the hem fit Tifh
who di nre lo maKe someotner heart happy at Cbiietroeifi
Hardly aline In tbis store has been' 1 netwJ1?;
have been made for the
iletmao Timt,
Mens Kli Bllppereall stylesand pii.ws.
We carry a ootnpleln line of Alfred
Digles, warm lined good In both
ill Pliers and shoes.
Womeus Bedroom Slippers
Asktosea o. Hue ol fur
KID SLIPPERS.
.50
t-lnimed
Gilbert's f?&.
Call and Examine our stock before
selecting your presents.
Closing Out
As expect to devote Considerable time to Mining J
have determined to close out our immense lino of
Holiday Goods this season and have marked the entire
lino very close.
Open Every Evening
BILLY
Department
Store...
Free Library.
The Fortnightly Club's free library
hereafter will ha open to the public
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
begtnulug w th Monday.
flogs Shipped.
l.otH Vl'iis Wednesday night
hlipfit Hi) head of hogs to Beattl
They were a flue lit, weighing from
S00 to 6W1 pounds each.
The W R P L met t his afternoon at
the home of Mrs J W Kays. There
was an unusually good alteodanoe and
the membership evinced a oommenda
ble spirit of Interest In the proceeding'.
Mrs J J Walton read a paper entitle ),
"A Gilt From the t zar." Mrs Ellen
Wllloughby followed with eu equally
valuable paper on "Home Sweet
Home." The hostssB was assisted dur
ing tbe afternoon by Mrs Alex Cocker
line, Mrs vValdo Cheshire aud her
daughters, Mlsse? Leone and Myrtle
Kays, Tbe luncheon was a pleasant
aflalr.
e
Last event rg at the home of Mrs
Mary ljlyermore and her daughter,
Miss Jessie Llvermore, at East Elev
enth and Ferr eirreetB. there a-B''iii-Ll'
d a number of frhnds, the occuslon
being an Informal rtoptluu tendered
the members of the United Brithren
obnn b. The evening passed with
various forms of amusement, Inoludlug
music. Refreshments wore served
by Mrs Connie Close,
Yesterday afternoon the LBdies of
tbe OAR tendered a banquet and re
epption to tbe returned delegates who
attendid the nalionel reunion of the
veterans of the civil war at Washing
ton City last Ml. The tBuir occurred
after the election of officers. Tbe del
egates were; Mr end Mrs John Ingham,
Mr and Mrs D E Bartlett aud Mr and
Mrs A E Rogers.
. .
Every indication points ti a most
suocet-Bful oonoert and dance on Christ
mas night. The Fourth K glmerit
Band will make all i Sorts toward hav
ing one of It3 swell-st events on this
dit-.
Skeels' Special Sales.
Best 15o-grde hulk mince inns'.
per Ih lllo or S lbs fur 25,,
luc-pacKagrs 01 mush jf)t.
l'5ocan Monopol" hinoiiprries vnrv
tine for pie 20c
luccane ooud , no .ups U5:
15 IOi'-psckBges , z , cut
tobacco $1.1(1
o wpagH i cz siu.iKing tobacco... &
3 lh-plain mixid candy i50
Lower price on same In quan-
titles for Ch istmas enitrt .iuments
' noioe mlx-d csiidy per In 10
16 hor Snuix soap '., 50,,
60c titiarr hnitlc maple svrup ;-5c
Ladles' SI. 00 all wool uudergir
mania nl)c
Ladies' 6O0 heavy cotton unili-r.
garrildllts 155.
B iys' 75o hats ,,,
country ham, few only 1
Ciuntry slioiildrs "fl,
Country bacon sides loo
L. C. SKEELS,
Cur .f 9 h and Oaa rst-.
Our Doll Show.
We are showing a tine assort
ment of dolls. We can please
"the hard 10 please" in lliiJ Hue
and tuyere can find no better
prices thnu we have plactd on
ibese well made and uatun.1
looking nolle.
Christmas Books,
Toys, Dressing Cases, Photo Al.
bums, Chlnaware, r.nn r HlTr.
pers, Christmas ( ardeandabU
variety ,,f other good,
for gift giving. "
You will find Cur Prices on ail Exceptionally Low.
it
I
Our Bi
Silk Sale
We are going to make prices on this
entire stock of filks that ought to dose
t.iem out In u day. Hardly t pries
will be quoted but that
will be worthy of your oonslderbtloD.
350 Cblua silk now 22o a yd
60c Inoiu silk now 34c a yd
8S0 w ash tafeia now f9oa yd
$1 75 hi nek tafcta SS-lucb now
fl.lt) a yd
$1.:'5 bluck tafeta 27-lnoh now
8lJo a yd
Jl.a1! bHck and white Moreno?
7!)c. a yd,
tl.35 bl.ck Mnrennw89i!jril
A lot of choice wmii D
stripes for wal.iiriEv, rrnirtud
oolors, the 1 00 kiiKUt65c jj
R W Newland,
Eugene, Oregon.
Cor. Willamette
and 7th Streets,
m
Suggestions from the Jewelry Shop.
1 The l $ Opposite
B Store on 000 S Hofta
f I 9th St. Jft a J House.
The Newest. The Cheapest. The Best.
GIFTS FOR EVERYBODY.
FOR FATHER.
For Brother.
An eertljv hnuven lor
tbeciilldrci. is Clm-tuiea
time, llo your part.
Tbe Joy the little ones
W foe your slight luvest-
( luei...
nuiiuiue giua WMl cost
little ut our store. A
large stock of
Watches,
Chums,
Charms,
F"hs,
Cull Links,
muds.
Rings,
Kniiilems,
F' tintain and
Gold p.m.,
Htlok Pins,
Hat M-rks,
UmbrtllaM,
Card Ciibph.
Hinnktnir Hulp,
CI "th Bruahee,
WhiBp Biooms.'
ft la nrHtinrlmr a sumrlselor V00. M,
(hiI m nrpnarc one for hlui. He Bps'
and will am reolale it. Hut be e3l
leal, papa don't like extravajuw. V
will appreciate It if It comes from Wt
Shaving Cups, Shaving
Brushes, Shaving Mirrors,
Military Crushes, Cloth
Brushes, Hat Brushes,
Tobacco Jars, Cigar Jars, ,
Cigar Cases, etc, etc.
FOR SISTER.
"Wonder what brother, father u
moiber will give tar."
Here are some of the thing. b
fi-'ers. We have hundreds ofolnerin"
aud beautiful.
Coloirne Bottles, MI'W"'
Hair B'U-dies, Cloth Brusbw,
Kinhroii'ery rieior,
L.k Well-, Pull J",
Manicure 1'ieces. Pm
Bon B m Dishes, I''V-,
lTn.br. lias, PiiW,1
Cu t l.u Watches, King-.
Pine, etc, etc.
A.NNEVS
03 C3SSSEE3 QCK2i33132!30
EXTRA SPECIAL
NO 8.
at
SATURDAY N10HT,!
7 to 9
Fancy Goods Department.
i ..e win continue or l-adi,.,', Mi,.e,
S Boys' Hcel.-rv t-Ble Haturday NUM.
C have plemy of them.
uuir inaca nose, an sizes Value tin
lo:'5o '
and
We
i
to 20o
IOc
IOc
Boys' I. lmk hose all selline for
15c uiHY'
A grat VH'iety of Lbmus"' Man'rikT
chi -f, .he ujc, li-a.id sik-ktim f.ir
Lsdiw' Kid Hli'V.., (.,vk and colored,
Value up to f I .fti) fur
Domestic Deoartment
All onr liv id.i l.'J Flnnueletie at
fo.ue more l.nch crash worth UJc...
Just received a nice line
Xmas presents at special
Oc
Ec
75e
9c
6c
Gents' Furnishing
Department
Men's cottou:ox g .od "
Men's wool enx s. 1 1 st
ulirhtfor
or2palr for
of Chatelain Bjs for
price $1.50 and$2.00
SEE OUR AD IN MONDAY'S PAPER ABOUT
At Tn UTrtXf rt wmn... . . A T
JVi iLAl VVJiJiK S SPECIAL Ai-.