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FlS^i AHO POULTRY
MARKET TO BE OPENED
J. XV. HI I E Wil.I. COXIHCT IP-
TO-IIATE
PLACE
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We Sell for Cash or Installments
Store Opea Evenings During Holidays
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EIGHTH STItEET.
Offering Christmans
J. W Huff I k preparing the room
• t 74 West Eighth street, formerly
occupied by the Eugene steam laun
dry. for n retail fish and poultry
market, which he will open on Sat
urday of this week or Monday of
next,
lie will have on hand at all
times dressed chickens, fresh fish of
all kinds, crabs, oysters and other
shell fi.h, which can he secured on
any d y of the week without wait
ing till certain days as at present.
The place will hav • a
telephone
which will be installed
within
a
few (lays and pc pie In any part of
the city can order by phone and have
their ord rs delivered within a
Dlnutej afterward.
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A DESIRABLE JOB.
I d like to be the idle rich,
Without a thing to d<»
Hut walk around, and look nt thing»
And loaf enough for two.
N•• time clocks «ailing in«- to work.
No boss to make me dance;
It might demoralize me. but
I think I d take a chance—
Owing to the fact that the Holiday trade has been cut short by the legal holidays during the past several weeks,
during which period the banks were closed, and every day was a half Sunday, on this account this Christ-
A carriage waiting at my b
Win rever J might go.
An automobile If I thought
A carriage much loo slow.
Or. for a change, a special train
To keep some silly date.
Expense not cutting any Ice.
Bay, wouldn't it be great?
mas shopping has been put off to the last moment and leaves us with a big Christmas Stock of the finest and
best line of USEFUL CHRISTMAS GOODS ever shown in Eugene
I'd be the busy idle rich.
But not at useful toil.
Until the novelty wore off
I'd keep things at the boll.
I d wear ten suit» of clothes a day.
Each one the latest style.
Oh. ves. 1 guess it would be poor
And hardly worth the while.
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If I were but the Idle rich
And not the busy poor.
I'd hire a man to breathe for me
But not to eat. I'm sure.
Though crith s might declare that
Wns but a parasite,
I'd buy some critics of my own
To say 1 was all right.
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COME AND SEE OUR BIG LINE USEFUL PRESENTS FOR
CHRISTMAS Bnd you will agree with us that you have never
seen such BARGAINS anywhere in your life
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Heroic Treat
ment.
"Why don’t you
get rid of that
cold?”
"I have tried
everything I can
think of. but I
aui etili hoarne.”
"Tried
home
liniment?’
Sacrifice Goods
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Just For Practice.
”«’an you keep a awret?”
"1 run try."
”1 have ii wart on my left ear.”
“That'* no aeeret."
"lt’a a goral enough one to try on.1
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We have the finest line of RoYAl.
Dot i. ton W are , R oyai . B erlin , R oyal
C oburg , scenes from “coaching ways and
coaching days,” Haviland China and a
fine collection of the celebrated LIPMAN
ClIT GPASS. In these goods we are sacri
ficing prices as we do not want a piece
left in the house the night after Christmas.
Touch Ms Not.
••Touch me not.” you hear her say,
Chance you to come near to her;
•*Ix*t ine be; n<»w k <» away,”
8o the maiden will demur.
Nellie la a touch-me-not
Ruappy little flower that blow«
In a sunny was »Me spot
Where the shining water flown—
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XA/E HAVE just received a fine new line of
the celebrated Taylor Rockers. Abso
lutely the best rocker made. We also received
a fine line of new goods in Music Cabinets,
Phonograph Cabinets, Library Tables, Dining
Tables, Fancy Iron Beds and hundreds of other
goods, USEFUL and the ONLY KIND of SEN
SIBLE AND SANE PRESENTS.
Presents That
Please...
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Remember we have the largest and
best stock of presents that please and at
the same time are useful the year round,
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and at the prices we are making you
should loose no time in buyiiig your
presents here.
Prickly as a nettle leaf.
Yet hh light as thistledown.
daughter chasing Ivars us brief
As a June day's thunder frown.
But nt touch of thipld's wand
Touch-me-not Iles docile, still
As the nettle in vour hand.
Crushed, obedient to your will.
Kitchen Cabinet Values
Her Abilitiee.
"What a magnificent girl”’
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Shouldn’t alie lie able to imp-
a husband well, tboiig’i?”
EASTERN HARDWOOD—Exceptionally Good
Values—Closing ilu^owt for less than w hoitialeprici-s.
No. 1—Top 3<>x42. b5 inches high
regular price $23 00
No. 2—T°p 26x42, 70 inches high
regular price $30.00
No. 3—«Top 2ex42, 71 inches high
regular price $29.00
No. 4—Top 26x42, 74 inches high
regular price $3X00
$17.00
$21.75
$20.00
$22.50
There cabinets are nil in light s.iti ■ finish and hive divided flour
bins on roller . We have other eairr etr from $IOO)upt«$18 all
good values. Every house shojlJ have one.
ho bro' better
rave time, st-ps and money.
Noth ng better lor a Ch.istnias
present lor your w le.
“Carrying ntij
Just Received...
life luminime. lincia
Joe?”
“Jto; I don’t limit It
We are anvlng
the pmipona ou every thing we tray, and
they ahould very nicely provide for
our old age."
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A big line of Rocking and Morris
Chairs. The biggest and best
assortment ever shown in Eu
gene, including the famous
Taylor Rockers and Streitt
Chairs—PRICES RIGHT.
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Supplied th« D«hci«nty.
Though h*» was short on culture
And very shy on wit.
Yet hr win l<»n« on money,
And no one noticed It.
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
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If we w»»rr alwa.m bonnt with mir-
MHvca, everjboitv would get a aquarv
Fine Haviland China, Cut Glass, Royal Doulton,
Royal Coburg, Royal Berlin and other fine
Decorated China, tndud.ng the famous “Coaching Days and Coaching
Ways” Goods. On all our high grad: Ch n i arid Cut Glass'we are offer
ing a reduction of 25'- discount oi each article.
This selection of China
is the h ; hest grade and bst collection ever shown in Eugene and is
far below wnat you pay f >r th:m at other places.
Call elsewhere and
price goods, then coin« here and we will conv.nce you that we make prices
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Po tl r.d Price
Cut Glis«, 8 inch bowl
Cut Gbur. 3 ii ch bowl
«. ut Gt*'«, 6 inch
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CutGtiw.Su *r anJ Oram
Cut b1.«, 8 ii»ch N-ip y
Cut Glass. 6 ii o Nappy
Cut Glus. 5 i >ch •N.iypy
Cut Glass. 12 inch C’l-re Tray
CutGU’s, II inch Celery "tray
Closing Out...
We are closing out our entire line
of Suit Cases. Telescopes and
Trunks.
This line is made
from the best Eastern woods.
Every article marked down to
wholesale cost.
Reif. Price
$12.50
$1000
$7.50
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$7 00
$3.01
$2.50
$11 00
$7.50
<9.01
$6.00
M 5)
57 50
$1.10
52.40
$2 O l
J7.10
54 50
Bamboo Goods...
Some Useful Xmas Presents
AT SPECIAL PRICES
MUSIC AND PHONOGRAPH CABINETS
Capacity IbOdisc records, regular $13.09
sale pric: __
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$10.72
Capacity 102 cylinder records, regular $11.75
sale price
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$9.50
Capacity 240 disc records, regular $18.50
sale price
$15 00
Capacity 112 cylinder records, repular $13.75
sale price ___ ___
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Music Cabinet, regular $13.50, sale price
$12.00
Music Cabinet, regular $12.03, sale price
$10.00
A full line of Music Cabinets, Ladies’ Writing
Desks, Phonograph Cabinets. Etc., Etc.
Vases.,.
Portiers, Carpets,
Lace Curtains and
Rugs...
A big and excellent line of the best
goods in the market.
Make the finest line anyone could
offer for Xmas presents—see us.
Big Assortment of Bamboo Furni
ture: a fine line for Christmas.
Linoleums
We are offering’ a big line of cork
inlaid and printed linoleums at
special prices. Values in these
are exceptionally great—makes
a fine Christmas present.
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deal.
Rtrrw a little munablne alon* your
way rvrn If y < mi have to stund off th«
sun truM to do It
AND SEE the Goods that will be in use for every day in
• *** the year and every year for a lifetime—that is the kind of
present to give and one that is appie dated by the recipient—a reminder
of the giver every day in the year.
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COIFEE
^Good col ice is partly in
buying and partly in
making, like everything
else.
Store Open
Evenings
During Holiday
Trade
Yost rr«-«e rstsras rnur
If re« do« t
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Eugene’s Biggest and Best Housefurnishers
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Only one block
west of
Loan and
Savings Bank