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AVbiiderful Vialues in Embroider,dKerchiefs-25c,40c,75c
Beatitifui&jiectioa Hand Embroiled Handkerchiefs, some initials, others have neat
design. in color and white, beautifully embroidered in corner. One or more of these
will make a very, pretty. Christmas present. Ask to see. them.
The Friendly Store's 186th Surprise Sale
Tomorrow we offer some good values in Underwear, Hose, Coats, Waists, Furs,
all cold weather numbers, the kind you need most right now
$ 1 25 Xfra Size Grmt's 95c
3 Dozen.Women's Wool Pants and Vests in extra large
sizes, 7, 8 and 9,j'n .rib stitch, silk waist band, crochet
neck -with' silk ribbon draw string garments that sold reg
lar at .$1.25 each; sale price now, each, only... 95c
$1.25 WomeiVS
Under Garments $1.19
4 Dozen Women's fine Swiss Ribbed Cashmere Vests and
tights; sizes 4, 5 and 6; these are made of soft lambs'
wool; extra value's at $1.50; specially priced, each, $1.19
Women's wool
Union Suits 85 cents
$1.25 and t1. 50 gray, cream or black wool Union Suits,
Oneita anq Viesta makes; two styles button across back
or down front; all sizes; tomorrow, special, a suit, 85c
Fleece Lined
Underwear 25c and 50c ,
Women's and Boys' and Giirls' Pants, Vests, Union Suits,
in white or gray; grand values at ,each, 25c, 50c and 60c
Fleece Lined
Hose 15c and 25c
In all sizes, fast black; extra heavy and grand values.
Wonderful values
ir Bedding
Blankets, Comforts and Spreads; grand assortment and
extra values; 50c for cotton, to $10 for fine white ones.
Fine Furs For Xmas Gifts
$10.00 Fox Scarfs, ea. $!7 .50
2 Dozen fine red and brown Fox
Scarfs, 36 inches long, with
- two large natural . tails . and
'natural legs and claws; extra
values at $10.00; Holiday Sale
price, each , $7.50
Natural Mink Scarfs
$12.00 to $15.00 .
Splendid assortment of natural
XX quality Mink Scarfs, silk
lined; each, $12.00 and $15.00
Japanese Mink Scarfs
$5.00 and $10.00
Ermine Scarfs
X Quality $6.50
Sable Coney Scarfs
$1.00 to $5.00
Furs are practical and- useful
gifts are always appreciated, and judging from the num
ber of furs sold the few weeks preceding Christmas many
are mrAiiappy by securing a fur piece.. If you are in
doubt wfctf to give, call and inspect our line of furs you
will then experience no trouble in making your decision.
A Black Silk Dress Pattern
The silk counter is always a busy section during the holi
days; this year it is busier than ever because we are offer
ing so many extra values.
$1.25 yard-wide Black Taffeta Silk, now 90c a yard.
$1.50 yard wide Black Taffeta Silk now $1.25 a yard.
75c Bengaline Silk, all staple evening shades, 50c a yard.
The entire stock of 90c Taffeta Silks, come in all desirable
shades, both light and dark, now on sale at only 75c yard.
20-inch Japanese Silks, all shades, for fancy work, 25c yd.
Many special offerings in fancy silks the kind that make
pretty evening dresses and waists and the darker ones for
street and afternoon wear. Pongee Silks, 85c and $1.25.
3
7f Si Va.
, Sale of Women's Suits continues. Dozens of Fashionable suits one-fourth to one
half. Greatest holiday display of Men's High Grade Gloves and
Neckwear ever made in the city of Eugene.
Our assortments are so large that a description is impossible; we but wish a visit from yoi to let us show you and
impress you with this store's wonderful buying powers which enable us to offer the bargains found in our Men's Dept.
Dent's Gloves
Dent's' English made
Gloves In white, tan, iirny,
Mack and brown.. Tlieo
gloved In three weights.
$2 Instead of $2.50
Guaranteed Gloves
SO Itozrn Men's fine Orr-m
Gloves In bins, brown ami
(fray, made with bouo or
metal clasp; open ami
welt Reams.
$1.25, $1.50, $1.75
Neckwear
100 Dozen Men's fine pure
allk 4-ln-hnd .and . bow
Ties; every known color
and shades.
50c Ties, 35c
Handkerchiefs
10 Dozen Men's narrow
border, pure linen Hand
kerchief h; 2Bc vols, 150
Pine linen', silk, cambric,
and Cotton Handkerchief!)
5c to $2.00
Hosiery
Splendid values, large as
sortment,, or pretty Half
Hose In plain and fancy
patterns; 2BO and 50o.
Silk Hose,
$1.50, $2.50, $3.00
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Absolute Satisfaction S. H. FRIENDLY . ' Practical Xmas Gifts
Your Money Back 592-594 Willamette St. Every One in the Family
TRY TO IMPLICATE
-THE OREGON BOYS
Salem Paper Intimates V. of 0.
Glee Club Mi?ed Pp
in Prank ' .
Because Who cornerstone of Eaton
hall, at Willamette University, was
missed yesterday morning before the
ceremonies attendant on the corner
stone laying, and because there are
liable to be investigations and prob
ably expulsions, some' of the students
intimate that the members of the Or
egon University Glee Club, who were
here Tuesday night, may know some
thing of the prank., says the Salem
Statesman.
The missing cornerstone caused
considerable trouble among the fac
ulty members and the sheriff's force
was called. The stone was located
under a pile of lumber.
The students also tied a cow in the
University chapel, all of which mate
rially assisted in a successful corner
stone laying and subsequent services
in the chapel. . , - - .
CITY NEWS .. . J
IS. Dodge today shipped a cn.rload
of potatoes for Arizona.
The Smyth Transfer Co. this
morning received a carload of ce
ment. '
E. O. Palmer, a carpenter, while at
work yesterday, accidentally cut the
end off one of his thumbs.
L. T. Butts, territorial agent for
the Home Economizer Company, Is
in town looking after the interests of
his company.
Tonight at the Baptist church the
Baptist and Presbyterian congrega
tions will meet in union prayer
meeting. ,
The Eugene Dance club has post
poned its regular Friday dance at the
armory on acount of the university
dance tomorrow night.
R. H. Parsons has been appointed
executor of the estate of Sarah M.
MuDanlel, deceased. Albert Zlniker,
John Stone and J. H. Martin were ap
pointed appraisers of the property.
William R. West has purchased
the lodging house business above the
Nlcklln store at East Ninth and Oak
streets and will conduct It in con
nection with his Square Deal restau
rant.
The Albany high school debating
and basketball teams will arrive here
tonight on the local. The debate will
occur at the high school assembly
room tomorrow afternoon at 2:30
o'clock and the basketball game In
the armory at 7:30.
Eugene lodge, No. 11, A. F. & A.
M., has elected new officers for the'
ensuing term as follows: W. M., Y.
D. Hensill; S. W., G. B. Wllloughby;
J. W., S. R. Mosher; treasurer, F. W.
Osburn; secretary. S. S. Spencer; S.
D., G. W. Norris; J. D., G. H. Mc
Morra'n; S. S., L. L. Whitson; J. S.,
N. L. Held; treasurer, D. L. Cartmell
The Portland, Eugene & Eastern
trolley car No. 3, was sent to Al
bany today to be used on the com'
pany's new line there. J. W. Bar
ringer and his force of men worked
till 10 o'clock last night to load the
car on a Southern Pacific car in order
that it might go out last night or
early this morning, but it was
thought. best to further secure it so
it would not rol off, so Its departure
was delayed,
E.'C. Hasse, one of the two men
who were arrested at Canyonvllle a
few days ago charged with the theft
of a team and buggy from Tom Bal
ley'B livery stable in this city was
given an examination before Judge
Bryson, of the justice court this af
ternoon. As there was no evidence
to Indicate that he was Implicated in
the theft, he was discharged from
custody. Al Pander, who hired the
rig and was caught with Hasse Is
now in the county Jail awaiting trial
In the circuit court.
. A first-class vaudeville perform
ance is giving at the Bell theatre
each evening. The house is crowded
at .every performance and everyone
who sees the show Is well satisfied
with it. i The bill Tuesday and Wed
nesday nights made a hit with the
crowds. The Blessings in the mys
terious comedy, ."The Surprise Din-
nflr." In whlrh onme ntn,ll
of sleight of hand were performed,
woic tjsiicumnjr pleasing. The Tra
violas, in their hoop-rooling feat were
good and the Illustrated song and
moving pictures were above the aver
age. The Bell gives an hour's enter
tainment that is worth double the
price of admission.
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. HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN0THB
CARLOAD OF
urnitur
Come in and look if ycu don't Buy. You
might see something you would like '
We are always reliable
m
The Largest Display of Christmas Gi
, tver Miown in Eogene-Don't
' miss seeing it.
Santa Claus Headq
Eugene's Big ToySt
Here you can find dolls of every description, fa
$7.50. China Dolls, Bisque Dolls, new cloth a
dolls, fine kid body and ths newest French D0H1,
or undressed.
TOYS Seeour 5c counter, brim full of tor
of every kind.
GAMES We have Parker Bros.' new pad
for 1909. Flinch, Pit, Block and
all the new board games
Do your holiday shopping now and avoid tie n
the last few days. Remember, we have the larfMl
lowest prices best service.
HILL'S CUN STORE
513 WiHamHtte Sfc. J
TH PLACE TO BUY YOUR XMAS tm
WHO SAID CHRI
STM4
1 PERSONAL
Mra. Stephanie 8chueckor Is visit
ing at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. I' A.
Itankin, In Kukpiip.
11. W. Mahou whs In the city from
Mnhnl today.
Mrs. M. I'. Williams and daughter.
Sirs. Hoi una, of t'oillaud, after hav-
Aslc Santa (!lan
for a Bank Book
first deposit In
LOAN 41 8AV-
(howlng your
tbo KUOKNE
INOH HA KK
It Is one of the finest Ais
ents that you could receive.
It means' the safety of your
money, bettor standing among
your business associates, easlor,
ii for and cheaper way of trans
mitting money, and the pre
rcntlon of disputes which
checks Insure.
The Eugene Loan and Savings Bak
CAPITAL AND BURPM'R. iaa.OO.
K8TABIJHHKI 18M.
i lug visited relntives at Coburg for a
iv-w ti.i,.a, rt'iiiiitefi iioiue yesieruny.
K. K. Hylnnd 'camo down from his
home a'. Lowell toduy,
lliirv Miltlesim nnH tlr, nf lnl,ul
i were In Kugone over night.
C. E. Jones, of Cottage Grove, was
lu Eugene todiiv ou business
E. A. Taylor and wife, of Wend
llng, were In the city over night.
Fred Fisher, the Marcola lumber
man, was lu the city over night.
Jas. Dutchman, of 6kye, Wash.,
was an arrival in Eugene last night.
O. T. Kruhek, of Walla Walla,
Wash., was an arrival In Kugone yes
terday. W. J. Stanley, of Grafts Pass, Is
In Eugene on business tor a few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Armitage came
down from Creswell on the noon
train today.
J. W. Bingham and wife, of En
campment. Wyo., were arrivals lu
r.ugene loaay.
Geo. L. Uilfrey, of Creswell, was In
Eugene today returning home on the
afternoon tralaT
Attorney E. O. Potter returned
hrtm A t hi ftftArnnnn -
Mclvin Hansen went to Jefferson
today on real estate business, expect
ing to return touight.
Tracy Lyons was a stage passen
ger for the Lyons ranch, on the Siu
saw road this morning.
H. P. Hoolagard, of Alheit Lea,
Minn., after a visit with relatives in
Eugene, left today for his home.
J. M. Medley came down from Cot
tage Grove today to visit at thtthome
of his daughter, Mrs. C. F. Lltt'e
fleld. Miss Audrey Langdon returned to
her home at Cottage Grove this after
noon, after a .visit with her aunt.
Mrs. J. W. Harris.
Miss Louise Bryant arrived here
from California this morning and
will visit a few days at the Beta Iota
Phi sorority house. She Is a last
year's graduate at the University.
BORN
At Halsey, Dec. 15th, 1908, to Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Porter, a daughter.
0UB8CIUBH FOB THE GVABD.
A
yjfilll Santa
Claus..
pWj j . to stop at our storejndje
ilC aSSyr 1 games, horsesjbf
1hL3iV ajboats
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. WV ajboyrjWin
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JEWELRY
Many people are taking advan
tage ,of the low prices Ove huve
placed on Jewelry.
HOSIERY
We still have all Children's Hos
iery, the 20c kind, on sale at, soec
,al 13c
CHOCOLATE BON B0NS,
80c lb.
ion.! trip ii;r:
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