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Did it Ev
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Great Holiday Reduction Sale
Which Do You Prefer
Our 1907 Stock ot Pianos Must Go Now
Bed Rock Prices
s at <1 earns a total <f $1 l.tutit in a life
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t’.r.y h.lxnr gets $2.1)0 a day <r $OOO to, a year <>i
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40 different
Call at once
Thia is th«* minimum
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EILERS PIANO HOUSE-Eugene Branch
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The Christmas CLc
tin will show you how you can triple your < amino c:i|uu ity.
R. J. KIRKWOOD,
45 West 8th Street
EUGENE,
OREGON
and things
At 1 o'ehs-k sharp a cab roll«*d
the door, ami a girl aliglite I
Botsford s countenanc«' fell a ii
but rose us the girl opene l th.
Slid Went tow ,| the - .le etltr:i
was the chef, though but a gi
and
the fact of her coining In a n:> :
Ing well dressed was signltleant
a day.
Mrs Botsford did not v.alt b
second girl to answer the bell. I t I
ried to the side entrame
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■Ion was too momentous t >r «.
As she threw ope i the door tin .
was tiem'lng over a tine eltinip • I.it.
chrysantbeinums that were >
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The Most Complete Line of Holi­
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is now on display at Our Store
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In tha Kitchan.
Miaa Ella (the cooki Go Tong, now,
Mlatah Johnalnx! How dare yo' klsa
mall ruby lipa?
Mr. Johnson Eo’ de Iuiw<l, Mlaa
Jackailiit. Ah Jess couldn' erelat claim­
in' de privilege when Ah ai-en dat uila
tietoe.
Mlaa Ella What mistletoe yo' all
*alkln' 'bout?
Mr. Johnson W'y. dat hangln' f'om
de shelf right 'lane yo' lieautlful hald.
Miss Ella Huh! Hat'a nothin' but a
bunch o’ aplnach!
$2.10
$1.95
$1.05
$1.70
$1.40
MH IN < HAML
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• tomorrow
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Ar.1 alniply fine
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nbo.it » thoun.iml empii l>.>. . f«,i
We have a laris ■ a orini m .
In< to the financial condii Ion we
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cannot be duplica e I am w hi
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Our prit
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Knives and Forks, per set $4.1 5
Dessert 5poons, per set $2.2?
$1.25
Tea Spoons, per set
PALACE OF SWEETS
11)5 Willaiu«*!(«• Str«*et.
Pine«
Black ISB»I
at Yerington’s
for Xmas Gifts
Manicure Sets
Smoking SeLs
Toilet, SeLs
Shaving Sets
Children’s Work Boxes
Hand Bags,
M:rro s
Perfume A cm zers
Fountain Pens
Glove and H’k’f Boxes
Traveling Casts
Bath Towels
Xmas a dNiw Year Cards
arid a lull line of
falmei’s Tcrfum s ar.d Toil.’t Watirs
YERiNGTON’S
44 East Ninth S’..-33t», Eugene, Oregon.
FO?. THE BEST OF AMUSEMENT
Kink Open Daily from 2 to 4:30-7:30 to 10 p m.
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The name
any nation
hut never mind,
la nice to tier a«
sake.
that night after the
leba* and holly bad
.Idealy burst
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New Maple Floor
Skates Are the Best
ROGERS BROS. 1847 SILVERWA' E
AX BILLY DEPARTMENT STORE
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SKATING KINK
How are these prices for genuine Haviland Ch
THE STORE THAT KEEPS PRICES D< WN
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“( »li
dear.” sh« cried, without
•fl'iug tie chef an opportunity to
•I" I* "\"u di n t kuuu how glad 1 am
" s‘‘c .' i. I will take you right Into
la* kitchen, and Sarah will show you
\ here «»w:' thing is
1 shall not make
i >'ig.»esti >n. for 1 ‘»v you arc perfect
ly capable only do make it just as
i> comprehensive ¡is you can.
Mitt
Lenox is a«<-listened to everything,
ind uni I want to niakt» her like in«»
'O mu. h an-l to pleas«» Edward.”
Bln* had las'ii hurrying th«» chef
’hrough the hall to the kitchen,
At
the d loor, to her surprise. the chef
pri'ss« ed
1
i light kiss ii|»m her forehead.
•‘If you ar«1 h « nice to Miss Lenox ns
you are to me." she smiled. "I think
she will like you
Now you may leave
me in charge
I will do the tieat I
can.
Mrs Pofsford retunsed to th«» draw­
ing
room,
rubbing
her
forehead
thoi’g'itfully.
“What's th«* matter, Julia.” her hus
hand asked “another headache?”
“X n<».” doubtfully; ’ “that's where the
chef kissed me.
I never had a girl
kiss nn* as soon before
But 1 don’t
■are if only s' <* diffuses her artist soul
through the cooking
Sin* has an art
¡st soul. John. I saw It in her eyes.”
At 3 o’clo< k she was again at the
window, but there was no carriage In
sight
n lnutcs later the tele
upon them with face full of consterna
tloll.
“The chef'.’’ she gi ped. “Bile’s gone
left entire!
I «ns at the range,
ivntchkr the turkey, an' she coiue in
villi h< t hit •'i nil’ said that exery-
’dug V. is rc lv >•«» I could attend to ti
uw. 11T
tri’ she I *f( this n.i’e for ye.”
“But why < I >h» go?” gasped Mrs
’ord. ’I thought” -
a» ani l e • *r.. thing wr.fl nil ready,”
i ri*|n*n. ed stoiioly, ••an* that j
ould attend to It !.ow. There,” as a
•lear car tlaklv »u.i ’ed .»■'l<ide. “th it's
her «nr f artin’ now
She said
wanted to catch the l> o'clock.”
M il Botsf. •d o|M>iie.l th«» note
treniblin; t'. tigers.
As she rem
»’row n< d. looked mortified, laughed
and finally passed the not«» to her hus
band, with shining «»yes.
“Shu's nil
right.” W IIS her only comment
not«* read:
Ih-ir Mrs. Botsford You really must
forgive me. 1 had an . rran.l downtown
nn<l ho called nt your hoiia.' an hour
earlier than 1 intended, thinking that I
would »top there awhile, and then tier
haps you and 1 would do the errand to­
gether A sight of your lovely chryann-
thvniuniH drew me Htraiglit through the
gate to the aide entrance. Then you
opened the floor, and some way wo drifted
Into the kitchen before I quit»» realised
what I whm doing. Then your ntraita
and a remembrance of former triumphs
conspired to do the rest. 1 really do love
cooking nn<l have taken a lot of courses
In special things I think 1 have excelled
m.iHvlf this time and believe you will be
sitished with the result. Sarah and the
second girl can manage the rest very
nicely. 1 ««hall do my errand now and
will stay with my aunt at the Marl­
borough tonight
It will be more con­
venient You may dxpect US quite early
tomorrow morning
Loxingly.
MAHGt'KIUTH LENOX.
For the Present.
"1 am very glad to learn,*’ said the
girl friend who had come to spend the
rhrlstinns holidays with her. "that you
are on g hh I terms with Mr Smiley for
the present.”
"Yes," replied Miss Smliley,
for the present, toil know
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ho could I »end
•k was not nn
an artist, As
and came for-
• »st caught her
Bring th? Children and let them
select, their own presents from
our inmanse line of DOLLLS,
DOLL CAMS, TOYS, ETC.
Cups and Saucers, per set
Plates, per set
Sauce Dishes, per set
Mush Bowls, per set
Pie Plates' per set
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miss thi »pportunuv I
nukes of plant
and investigate*
time
The Public is Cordially Invited
to Attend
BODDY ®> COOPER
MANAGERS
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