Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, December 12, 1908, Image 12

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Newspaper Page TexttBB HCFOHKB DAMJT ABi, BATUBBAY, 10 More Shopping Days till Xmas Xmas Gifts Selected Early Are Always Best The Friendly Store's Holiday Specials For Monday HUNDREDS OF PRACTICAL XMAS GIFTJ F vtt WOMEN, MEN, BOYS AND GIRLS HERE. WE INVITE YOU TO INSPECT OUR SHOWING, AND WE ADVISE EARLY SHOPPING, WHILE ZH.V. LiOOKS ARE MOST COMPLETE. Hosiery, Underwear, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Scarfs, Shawls, Blankets, Comforts, Bed Spreads, Curtains, ' Towels, Table Linens, Articles That Are Acceptableas Gifts Silks, Waisiiiigs, Wool Dress Goods, Neckwear, Belts, Buckles, Leather Bags, . Petticoats, '. for the table, Waists, Furs, Knit Goods, Buffet or Dresser. Suits, Pillow Tops, Hats, Skirts, Linen Pieces Shirts, Ties, Gloves, Underwear, Neckwear, Suit Cases, Grips, Suits, Trousers, Fancy Hosiery,1 Stick Pins, Shirts, Caps, Umbrellas. Misses' and Children's Coats Half-Price AH Children's and all Misses' Coats, ages 6 to 16 years, made of plain and mixed ma terials; an Immense stock of stylish garments, serai and loose-fitting, some self trimmed, others trimmed In braid and velvet; prices 3.00 to $15.00; your choice, HALF TRICE 75c Sateen Petticoats, Grand Values' at 50c $ 1 Moreen Petticoats, Grand Values at 75c Only eluht dozen of these petticoats altosother, and we advise quick buying If you wish one. Thoy are the best petticoat values we ever offered and that's saying a good deal $8 Black and Colored Silk Skirts, each $4.88 Flvo dozen Silk Petticoats In browns, blues, greens, reds, white, champagne, tan, light blue, light green, black, etc.; an immense assortment, made from heavy self-finished taf feta silk; the kind that does not crack; $8.00 petticoats, special, each $4.88 Evening Waists Sleeves, Reduced 25 New Holiday Neckwear 50c Vai 35c 100 dozen of the very latest shapes aild patterns In pure silk materials; bows, tecks, four-ln-hands, shields, also plain colors. A wonderfully beautiful assortment. The pret tiest patterns ever shown at any price. A Hundred Pretty Bath Robes & House Coats now on display In men's clothing department; made of every stylish material and In de cidedly new and clever styles, and in plum Bbades, blues, browns, ash, grays, moss, greens. : Bath Robes $5 to $10, Smoking Jackets $5 $10, Holiday Hats Now on Displry $2 to $5 You had better buy hats now while assortments are large and sizes complete. Imperial, McKibbon and Stetson makes. . . Winter Quarterly Style Book-Illustrating Home Journal Patterns 5c copy This style book contains many advance styles for early Spring wear in Tailored Suits, Semi-Dressy Suits, After noon and Evening Gowns, . also dozens of new designs for Embroidery Work Patterns for stamping Waists, Corset; Cov ers, Collar and Cuff Sets, Ties, Bags, Bows, Centrepieces, Pillow Tops. . Nine full pages, illustrating exclusive designs for Embroidery Work. This alone is worth 50 cents to any woman. Get one of these style books now the quantity is limited. One pattern and Style book for 20 cents. TheStyle Book alone will coust you 5. cents. The Friendly Store's Annual Clearance Sale Women's, Misses and Children's Coats, Suits, Skirts, Waists, Petticoats and Outing Flannel Gowns . On account of the very warm fall we have more ready-to-wear garments than we ought to have at this season of the year. ' We have marked the entire stock at prices to reduce the stock quickly. The heavier garments are cut the most. Many of the lighter colors and weights are suitable for spring use. For this reason you will find the heavier garments re duced more than the ones that are lighter in weight.. . . BrccdclcthlCcats. Value to $40.00, Reduced to $7.60 Two dozen women's fine black and colored Broadcloth Coats, 50 inches long, flat collar, trimmed with soutache and full braid, satin lined throughout, semi and loose-fitting, sizes 34 to 40 j sold regular at $25.00 tO $40.00; sale price, each .'. $7.60 LongBlackCoats$630,$760,$1250 S22L Our entire stock of womag's Black Coats, made of fine Broadcloth and Kersey Cloth, greatly reduced. There are about half a hundred of these coats, sizes 34 to 46; dozens of styles, plain, satin or In-hid trimmed; worth $12.50 to $25.00, sale prices, . .?.50 to 10.50 Cravenettes and Silk Rain Coats $4 95 Just twelve of these coats, grays, tans, browui; sizes S4, 36 and 38; sold regular $12.50 to $20;, sale price to close out. IK 1.05 Stylish Nepon Coats $9 36 and $ 1 2 50 Buy fashion's favored style in coats now at 2 5 per cent hiss than regular prices; made of broadcloth In black and color and fancy striped cloaking, plain and trimmed; coats. worth $12.50 to $1.S, at this very low price, and they will not last 013 at. . ..; and $12.50 Women's Black and CTd .G?es, to $15 val. $1.20 Women's $75.00 Suits, Sole Price Each $25.00 Wcm n's $25.00 Suits, Sole Frfre Ea- h $14 50 Our eutlru slock of Suits reduced 1-3 to 12 r.ular prtci's. This Includes every suit in our stock and there are many very beautiful suits loft In blui's, browns, green and black, but they will not hist long at those pric's. Women's Cape Kid Hand-Sewn Gloves, all sizes, 2-button, wrist lercith, special, a pair, SI. 25 S. H. 592-594- Willamette St. Eugene Agents Nemo and !abo Corsets, Mcneybsk Silks, Wayne Knit Hosiery, Munsing Underwear, Bent Gloves. tarn srsi!3t&ra!r H I PERSONAL !l Hon. II. It. Klnoald went to Port land today on business. Miss .Nell IYrkius returned home I t Urain t',U nt'tcriiooii. .1. ('. Tamp of. Cot Into drove, spent las; night in the city. Jlis Addle l.nii' left yesterday for Gari'leld. Wash., on a visit. K. vi. Sutton, of Hoppuer. Is in the Attorney L. M. Travis and C narhiio went to Portland todav to be smie over Sunday. Kay M'nlker returned this after noon from Independence where r.p vinteci n:s roiks a few days. Old People The Eu Lik fll:i e show ir t . Bo. oo Us ctniifortablo bul i.,a. Tu acquire oi lllllsl tiesiti n Sla:'t mi m.iMllit with the K' "ilKNt.' 1 O.VN AXIi SAVINtid lt.i. Thm yun don't need to wuri y ; Q.u what on lu.O and can devfe all your i-ni'igies M making ni'iv. Von will nrn-ml low. also, as n cuecu btk doos not burn, holes In your pocket like the ac tual cash. writer for liiiy'liiivr this' movnki .Mrs. i.. M . tioodtnan. of A-h'.and. Is rslstei-e. a! the Hoffman :.. Mrs. J. M. Shelley returned yes- jenia ir.nu a short visit at Yuncal ji-Ki.ij n. mi a saori visit at Yuncal-' lt"a neiw nim was a pas- "i " nis nrotiier, t Clin'on I'-i la- s I'-'"- Crea-.vi ll a q;;0 afternoon : Orel 0"Brien. .M!s3 Auites tnlrl-n .Vr.. y. V-,.1:!!,. , .,,,,.;..r n,in today. U .m,l Mis l ,a iluiervie !iow for I nrHaiii! y i q ,...n Ot:!. ;...:--ne AlatUvk and wife cam- from Walten-il'.e vestirav on a vi- ,l,,v- v , do.wn .-m Collage t'.rove todav or, Kailroa.l Cott!;iii -. I K C V. C. nar!.-- If ru visit. " 1-11 of Cottafe Orove wa'in Med Av-j on the stase tor his ranch near Wai- 1 "I v' are. W . H. Uoprs and John iinr.lay on husirnvs Med fori T-- ton. .1 .'.;!: -i! wcr.t to Palein todav t.i snem' Imne. ' " gene Lean andSavings Bank CAPITAL AM) Hl'RIM.HS, ISft,OOU. HHTA11U8UKD IfWS. A. K. McA'.ister whrt h.. :".'v.-nii d.tvs t.,:o. Uvv Hi- Vi.-., ..... -' i;viie 111, Is ;Lu- to U ii .ia t. wni ''l,!''r '' Colsaard. of Eltnira. t'ottniro throve this afternoon after i , . i si'nt nlKht In KuKene. He is havlnK spent a day or sn with Rev ! 1,. H. Johnson returned todav from a merchant there. !!. X. Mount a short visit with hia parents at Cres- lVputy District Attorney Skip- eo. W. Klnsey exuects to le-ire Well. Worth retiirnort ,ht 1 . '. M.....- - ,.,' .'. . 10 iCte ... . nciiiuuu 1IU1I1' -"'"uu.. un u visit With hia slater n t MIssQ.rtrude Hamble left on the I a "-'l' to Corvallis. Newark X. J. i e niav s aV iwn S iisiawiase this morning for Ma- Mr. Theodosla Calloway returneilftnmiths or more today from l'leasant Hill, where stu . Mr. and Mrs. W. J Robb of Suner vuited her parents. : lor. Wis., arrived here todav and will Mlss Josle Moorhead came up Tl.lt Mrs. Quiner. They ireOm thei, from Junction City on this attaroooa r to California . "r tni.toiMrt. J 4r B. C Tmkr tmm, 4mw ttvm !! "leion. Ernest Bean returned home to Sa lem todav ftftar vial, i.t. li. fcrotker " t CITY NEWS - A mnrrinera ltnanDn ---.-- --o" ...uno nl issued this morning to J. Henry Brummette nf Condon, and Miss Kate Walsh of Jasper. ' The ladies' aid society of the Con gregational church will hold an Ap ron sale at Linn's Drug store on De cember 15. D14 A marralge license was granted this afternoon to Joseph C. Aldrlch and Miss Mabel M. Allen, both of Coburg. A numljer of the local nlmrods went out to the duck preserves to day and expect to get a lot of game tomorrow, as the weather Is pro pitious. John T. Wallace today began suit In the circuit court against the Jas per Lumber Co. to recover money. Geo. B. Dorris Is attorney for the plaintiff. The superintendent of the state Insane asylum has notified County Clerk Lee that Nellie Lewis, who was admitted to the asylum from Lane county on November 13, 190S, was released on three months' leave of absence on December 10. The juvenile court -' tour truant boys up before It toctuv not attending school. After a good icuiure lub uoys were sent, home but with the warning that If the' did not attend school hereafter they would not get off so easily. The supreme court has just handed down a mandate affirming the de cision of Judge Harris In the case of Jonathan J. Thomas vs. the nootn.-K.eiiy Lumber Co., in which the latter was given the decision This was a suit to recover money for alleged encroachment of the com pany's pond on Thomas' land at Co burg. At the regular 'meeting December 11, Rich Mountain Circle, L. of G. A. R., elected the following officers: Mrs. Mary S. Small, president; Mrs. Alblns Forest, Sen. Vice; Mrs. Angle Chapman, Jun. Vice; Mrs. Bertha Foster, Treasurer; Mrs. Mary A. Wheeler, Chap.; Mrs. Hattie Koepke, Cond.; Mrs. L. Monrose, Guard; Miss Pearl Llndloy, Musician. The Forty Hours devotion held during the past three days In the Catholic church will close thiB even-In:- at 7:30. Services tomorrow will be at the usual hours 8 and 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Father Cant woll will preach at the evening ser vices on "The Church and the Bi ble." ' A special invitation is ex tended to non-Catholics to come and hear Father Cantwell. The Women's Republican Patriotic League met with Mrs. W. G. Gil strap this afternoon. The meeting closed their study of the Stoddard lectures which they have been read ing this year and a beautiful prize was given by the President of the club, Mrs. W. W. Calkins, as the one who answered the most questions correctly on the lc'.ures. Mrs. Gil strap was assisted by Mrs. Wm. Kuy kendall, Miss Cosby Gilstrap and Miss Lulu Gilstrap served refreshments. Mrs. J. W. Woodruff and Mrs. Al Kuykendall were the guests of the club. city on business for a few days. I (, , s aero In the Interests of the C. X. MeAithur, of Portland, was'G. A. K. in the city today and yesterday. ' .,. . Sllwrv wlMlt , MonrQp , Mixs Llla I'rosser returned this af- day and will hunt ducks near there ternoon front a '--lp to Portland. tomorrow. K. J. Hani was a nassenirer fnr Mi- I...tr i.iil-m' .. n Portland on the peon train today. : nor tor points north on the 'local' this I Harry B.)w'n'"of Kiiitene" "sheriff of K. W. Mil!,.,- a as-eni.r pn morning. jl.ntto com-ty, vasin .('a, 'its.iiivil'e Ir.e staue tins tiiornlnir for Vl,i.-i "" U I). S.-arbroush. the CrostwOI this week on offle'ai iiki. Mrs. Smith Taylor was n su .-. i :,;,!c and prime grower was in the .Mrs. H. A. Dearborn lino i in '. O . in- i. .1 ... ii. i) i.....,". - iiiiiiiu ........ ... . in u.imi finer a visit with her i J. V. Hiifriiis.riv.il left on ihe staue son, Prof. Dearl ni-u hi Kmjonp i this m ..ruins f:r Wycoffs on the' ' U. F'aav o Twin Fails ijjK, i M i-1 o. arrived hero tine n.,..-,., .,..' lisji itnhy Chetwood was a as-'with his hi-ntlier r i'ii,','",T i,!...' Cottage Grove today to assist tue Sev enth Day Adventlsts In their week of prayer here this week. Mrs. G. E. Blew of Portland, after a visit with Mrs. Kathryn Hawk in Eugene, went to Roseburg this after noon to visit friends there. L. H. Potter returned this noon from, a trip to the mountains above Oakland, Or., where he went to look at a piece of timber land. W. M. Welch, one of the contract ors who is to build the new govern ment postoffice building here, Is In the city looking after the preliminary details. Mr. and Mrs. Hadley Muthers; baugh and little daughter left yes-terd- y for Spokane, where they will reside. Mr. Muthersbaugh is fore man of a steam laundry there. It. Duckerins o: Uoldfield, Xev.., arrived here last ::5 jrlit and is look ing over. the country with a view to locating. Me will go 'to Portland in Christina ham Lnenn nii ... . scries when Jot here to make ft, tlon to you im me article " "she" mill cnensh most. Our splendid 9iw distinctively artJ beautiful Jewelry, Cut Glass. Silver Ware and novelties p me inspiration of just what to buy Engraving. A J. 0. WA AND ASK Kl Neighbors abont th BassHuem Did joitt WALL Pi FRED LUI Practical Pal Signs, Papered Pautiij 102 W. Eiehth St 9 Dailllrt Framing We hive the M n-.ostvanlie ings in Ihe Iratne pictures prices that H petitors guesw Overion anil ra a day or so and expects to return to i !' ami IS ?I Eugene. i S nar Wl"3 Mr.-' .1 d l.dlan n Criterion Wi'illtM's itfi tor I'j.iit" vs'liiM'i? ah;- nnd her h iMiko tlii'lr ! : me and ':":' WjJte If 3 a'ready tak:". d-i Iim i.f'.v v o ii:y store. Forrit Supervisor C. H. S;lti today fur llakt-r City, wlii'ie in1 represent the forestry departiti'' the ii'i-iirai ion consrosii to 1'.' tit i'i- lu-xi v.'tek. he havi:;s h':"'' tailed by the g3vprniin"it I" '-' tae e.i:: u. i ss for that ':r. )"i.-.-. Gerir-'fi Wayward and .M;..-;'! -'' er Hal! celebrated tin ir "nth air! ! blrihdays r.'spectiveiy at ; in- hot' Mr. llayward on Mo.-s avi-aiif. ..i--' even in,;, by taking d.ttn-r t.'-!t -li?r. After -tjc dinr.Pi' t!i . hililf-n '''i'1 home ant: the older 1'ilks e't.in. 1 tin' ren aitKl.-r of the evoni::i. C. J. ilarhlte, who 1. the !-"; coitniy r resemative of ti.e ' ' Wireless lelegraph Co., went M I'''1'' land to-lay to endea .' to i'.ii'i e ' ' company to estabi! . a win'V q '' " phmii! station In Kuneno. q Ik' will be n'"!e to ::n e; " : ' ' Leonard Gross, the pc::ia. -- " master at the S. P. del ' 11 : ;1 company ibe I'nlverfty '" 1 M-1IV Tv I nnrrf' iM:iiie.o.in Club on itn t Orei:'in nest. week, ile will iiianil'iiln club with In' t - "Mike" has been on sev"-:il with the clubs Jefore ami In-' 1 vi.-e.; liave ni'.'. i.v i u iu. ::'- "Imperial Car Cirsner" wj.l '. pitch or din ot any kind off a i' ed or larnikhcd nunace witlua. juritig tae finish. thamoer ware Co. 1 Hie f.7....i!0 .. . ,IL1 i-'K' 'T..rJ (JO. A s. masqufae oau u' i... an : .CTtt. " New Year's eve.uDon't fail to t , ,inimr 5-i there. I lo.