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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1909)
O. BIGHT IKS MMMttW-' HWBttt;W13,'M -T- ilFRIENDLY, The Lading Store Shop Now-Don'L Forget Donrt Wait Only 1 1 More Shopping Days Till Xmas So Don't Delay Your Shopping, We are Prepared tor You FREE We Pack Your Gift Purchase in Appropriate Xmas Boxes FREE Jat KEWVDRKER Men's ' ,:: .' Department ' : Ladies, be sure to visit our . men's department. We have made it a study and know your wants for Xmas. ' Make those gifts nseful. MEN'S OVERCOATS Values up to $18, at. $ 1 2.50 YOUNG MEN'S OVERCOATS Grand values ..... $6 t0 $ 1 0 GLOVES The two most reliable makers, Dents & Fownes . $ ,25 to $2 XMAi PRESENTS THAT MEN REALLY CARE FOR shirts , :i : . 85c ttrtf.oo Sitk Lisle Hosiery, 3 pair in a bov, all colors, box. $ 1 .50 Suspender Sets, Suspenders, Arm Bands and Hose Supporters r. 75c to $3.00 The largest assortment of Neckwear to choose from in Eugene, priced at 1 9c to $ 1 .50 Bath Robes $3.50 to $12.50 Suit Cases $1.50 to $15.00 Trunks the good, substantial kind; they'll stand a trip; priced from ., $6.00 to $25.00 i "dialed Handkerchiefs in silk and linen ... 10c to 75c Ribbons Just arrived, a beautiful line of new fancy Ribbons in the new Moire effects. All the new colors; good values at 35c; spec. . Qq A big line of Fancies in Plaids and Flowered ef- f ects at I9c SILKS AND DRESS GOODS Genuine French Black' Broadcloth, val. $3.50. . . . $2.48 Genuine French Broadcloth, black and colors, worth $2.50, at S 1-98 SILK WAIST PATTERNS Not only the regular patterns, but anything you pick ' out, IN BOXES, makes an elegant gift. Priced from $3.00 to $9.00 Gift Suggestions for Xmas Ladies' Suits 20 OFF Ladies' Capes, Exclusive with us. Silk Waists, Linen Waists, Silk Skirts, Table Linens,' Dressing Sacques, Waist Patterns, Dress Patterns, Hair Ribbons, Hair Bow Sets, an imported Jabot, Umbrella, Hand Bag or Purse, Gloves, Hosiery.. Six in box, initialed, a handsome gift; the box. . . . $ 1.00 FURS The most pleasing gift Remember ours are the best shown all new styles but we'll not carry one over so they all will go without reserve at 1-4 off , DitU . . i., IhrBB miles west of mu 19 1909. a 7 a. i in. Mrs' MrTa Catherine MilleT wife of's. B. Miller, aged 5 years, from diabetes. She leaves. M"" husband, four bodb ami " tera, all grown. The funeral w 11 be held Wednesday at 1 p. m. at the residence, with Interment in the Mul- key cemetery. At the home of Mrs. Drake, at Cot- Grove. Friday, Dec. 10,1 sua. Harold, the little tbree-montns-om son of Mark Comer. MARRIED At the home ot tne onae, too in,. ,.v, j ,T.,,n SnnHnv afternoon. at 3 o'clock, LeRoy G. Buley and Miss Bessie Brown, Kev.. J. ts.-. mcumra officiating. . BORN At Donna. December 12, 1909, to P. J. Roblev and wife, a son. SHOP: ?iisow S. Hi FRIENDLY 392-594 Willamette St. . f to. DON'T WAIT county clerk notice ot location of Glandwer Lode and Power mining claims and Ferdinand Miller the fol lowing: Lake Washington, Puget Sound, Aurora and. Cloud, all in the Ichemia district. Mrs. J. R. Criteser this morning re ceived a message from Myrtle Point telling of the death of her mother,. t ...... Tn1nn ... ,V.n, nlnnn 1 She had been -visiting a daughter! there. . - Mrs. Henrietta X. Ham today be gan suit in the circuit court against ber husband, Lonnie Ham, for di vorce on the ground of cruel and in human treatment. R. S. Bryson Is her attorney. , Attorney H. H. Holmuuist will give an address on "The-Story-of Juifge Lindsey," at the Baptist Brotherhood at the Baptist church tonight at 7:30. Other interesting features will be introduced. A cor dial invitation is extended to all men. The magazine supplement of the Evening Telegram of Saturday, con tained, a comprehensive description of Mrs. Sharp's work, Including t'he national scope covered by the Moth er's Congress movement. The article should be read by all local people who are Interested in this work. Gibson Bros., who recently opened a new meat market and Erocerv store at West Fifth and Blair streets 'nave built an addition 20x20 feet in dimensions to the building and have mult a chicken park and smoke- nouse. mey will raise their own poultry. The body of Sing On, the China man who died a few days ago, was buried in the Masonic cemetery Sun day. There was no great display at the funeral, as is the custom among the Chinese, owing to the few people of that nationality in this city. ThP corpse was furnished with plentv of eatables and dainties. Canton Hovey, I. O. O. F. of this city, has elected officers as follows: Captain. J. O. Bristol; lieutenant, C. F. Littlefield; ensign, F. L. Snod- "Santa daj Can Do Well Here 9x12 Axminster Rug $uJ r? r ...... . .. . i . y,i every ivug in pur stocK reducd 7 , Over 1 50 to select from No Better Present Can BeGn Many nice, new; clean, up to-date tut to select irony iNot an old shoo- ' " . ' f XT 1 'c rug in our siock.- y ou cannot all miss uus sdic ii you can use a any kind or size CHAMBERS HARDWARE AND 522 Willamette Street '. erass: clerk, J. H. McCllntlck; ac countant, J. W. Pollock. J. M. Will iams is colonel ot tne order ana w. M. Green is major of the first divis ion of the second regiment. At the U. of O. assembly In Vlllard hall Wednesday morning, Rev. J. R N. Bell will sneak on "Shakespeare." Dr. Bell is one of the ablest orators In tfae Northwest and in this address he will be heard at his best. It is hoped that there will be a large au dience present from the city on this occasion, the public being cordially invited to attend. Mrs Euphama Uersback of Elmlra, Busiest IrMiiM ,1 utlui iujuicu ai mi uiuiue oai-. lar Sn-Oppftlg platt in El UlUttJ itwjlug uui ic uai u luu. yourself. Hill 8, a.!).! Rhfl u-Ant .... I i lue 0Il() n tl!e,hr8 when n floor below. No oaen but her children mte to tlae barn ud i0, scious. She suffered i her head and other t Her body below tb, , pletelyparalyMd,ID4, Injuries wni result Iiu Lee HwettoB wuial tn ttianitKll. a.,. .1 ed to do all kinds of i and mounting it nil Brass Jewel Boxes Brass Fern Dishes Brass Candle M Brass Shaving Mirrors Brass Ash Trays Brass Smoking! DILLON DRUG COMPANY Holel Sroeede Bids. 527 Wimi z& . , city nevys: : i 'ClevelanQ's Uaulng ruwder. fl lloa'i tor drugs. to. 'E. of Cuttano Grove will give mask) ball on Christmas eve. "-Albany U78 school children, -aoeantng pqpulatlon of about'6,201. Com v,erly nir gotten always .itnetniiiiew at Hlllv 6-10-lB-cent tore. .., .J., v (. ( 11 . 1 An riiuiyer are hard at work .untti trvlnit to make up for time lost durlnH iho bad weather. B A. Sooljno baa severed his con nectioB. with tho Bugend Fuol Co. tin partwerB. buying his lutorsstw, j Th urn i8i children of school site In thw Cobum district. Our c'bool' employs 6 . .teachers. Journal. t Oeo. T.Hallar.i'nd wife arrived time yesterday from an etonda Tro throimh the rjast. , , Whllo the JCaat Is ppoP"ron and;- there ' are many thlnn of Interoat to see, chey say Eugene looks the bast of all to them. ,' The new fixtures have been In stalled In the Luckey jewelry store. The store is now one ot the finest places in the state. Sing On, a Eugene Chinaman, died last week. Being now a celestial In a -double sense, he probably will. Oregonlan. The new fixtures for the Watts jewelry Co s. store are 'being Install ed. They are among the finest to be found In the state. , In-Ax Billy's advorttsometit Satur day the price ot . seeded raislnB In 50-pound bones, should be 6 1-2 cents. It apcared In the paper as cants . ' v ' Labby & Sons - are moving their stock of hardware to Choir now loca tion .In the Dunn block on West IClKhlb street and will be straighten ed up by the last of this week. " W4 K. Chaee, tM landscape Gard ner, fa'. here, from Portland superin tending the setting out or suitable plants and flowers In the rockery at tho depot park. Virginia creeper and purple WlaterU will also 'bo planted around the water tank and along the! fences. i . ;. J: P. Kelly, Drew Griffin, John Hunzlcker and R. M. Day returned yesterday from Talltcoos lake where they spent a week at duck snooting. They report plenty of ducks and a good time. ... In addition to the newly elected officers of the Degree of Honor, as given In Saturday s Guard, Saman t'ha Dillard was elected trustee and Drs. Kuykendall and DeBar physi cians. ', W. S. Moon has placed an order for eight Ford automobiles to be de ltvered here about the first of Feb ruary. The outlook for a good busi ness ra-autos Is good, say all the dealers. v The river was at a Ihegiht of-9.4 above low water mark this morning ana is stu rising .siowiy. mis rise was caused by the warm weather ot Saturday nletit and Sunday togeth er with a heavy rain Saturday night. j Several cars of-decomposed gran ite !nre'!beinff 'linVoaflerr 'lit .1ia rionnf for, an extension pf the. platform the passing frack so that passengers may allcht from trains and hnSrrt them while-' the trains are standing on the track. .. The heavy rainfall" at McKeSzie Brldne, mentioned recently by The Guard, was on Nevember 22 and.. 23, Instead of the Bate given in the Item. On the 22 J, It rained S.40 inches and on the 23. 2.S9 inches, making a, to tal ot 8:23 Inches In 48 hours. ,.: Rev. A. U Wadsworth of South Pasadena, Calif., Is In Eugene In the Interests of t'he Pacific Baptist., Mr. Wadswocth.Js.. field editor of the pa per and spoh at the Baptist church last night at the close of, the ser- ' VOl" - ' - - Jas.. C. Miller has filed with the SAFETY WITH PROGRESS ; Tlttor&ijrtisfacd Unk U ptofttisiTt, but it ii abort all Ci in nfeotiating' loins, liberal and impartial treatment of cations, the extension ot eTety couftesy consistent with hih rridc business practice these ate the prime requisites of our oiodfftt banking, and we always try to catty out these policies in lult. t j " ... We solicit the deposits, latge ot small, ot all persons intesest ed In a sje and proiitablc investment at a reasonable ate ot in- K tetest. . . i j a '. yre par teot intetesi an ccrmttaws m utpuMi wuh.u , ye-je-exf .(.rjes.ee hai proven safe and consetvative. Ufhe Eugene Loan and Savings Bank CAI'lJJf. AM BVKPI.VR ONK HlNIMtKH AMWKVrV.IVK. TIIOlAMII IARa r FREE! WATCH i For Our Window Display Boy yonr Holiday Oifta early. We bare a com plete line of Xmaa goods. Out Glass, Stouffer's Hand Fainted China, Gold-Handled Umbrellas, and every, thing in the Pyrography line. Step in and see our stock. CE Scott C'oH R:t7 Willnniette St. Buy Steinway and Other Pianos Sherman BSE.;. 25 EAST NINTH STREET, EUGENE. Those Rubbers At Y,O!tiNS.SH0r.STOB Buy Your Piano Before the ChristiK Rush There will be no doubt'in your mind concerning the superior musical m piauus mier you nave tried them. But there are other points upon which you should satisfy yourself before J of any make. " -- One la. dnraLiliti.. tir . . ... :MMwek1 ,,c glvB hu apsoiute guarantee witn every piu , Another point is established reputation f or merit.' ''' It gives the lady off satisfaction when her friends come in to see and try the piano to hear theni it is a Ludwig. That is good piano; So ; many of my friends have Ind never lose their beautiful tone."' v - ' ' Every piano we sell has stood tha t t list- SteinwT Chase, Conover, Ludwig,. Packard, Estey. Kurtzmann, Emerson, Cable, W ington each the recognized standard in itsrespective 'gVade. Every piano .plain figures at the only price that will buy & ' - ' ' ' A liberal allowance for your old.piano or organ. Easy terms if desired. . ' " CHAS. T. SEA. Retail Stores of Sherman. & Co- Poland, Seattle, Tacoma, Spokane, ETerel North Yakima, Wenatchee, Ee ' ; San-Francisco, Oakland, Los Angeles, 'OoseT'Santa Rosa, Fresno, StocBoftH A. COO)HOES
