Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, December 21, 1909, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Texto RIGHT THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD, TUESDAY, DEC. 21. 1909 . H. Friendly, the leading We pack your gift purchase in appropriate Christmas boxes FR. Store open evenings until Christmas. Only five days more for you to purchase those gifts and tor us to seil every dollar's worth of holiday goods. It will be to your advantage to do your buying hare. Wj haa anticiaafaJ your every wa.it. To make it easy for you, we have our counters and windows full of tine suggestions. Don't fail n look them over. You. will find just what you want; and" you will also find things at the right prices stojj Two Announcements of Special Interest Christmas Specials in the Men's Department Fancy vests; anything in stock at X elf Neckwear of every style and color, J 9g to $.50 Gloves, the new shades in Dents' and Fownes'. Also heavy wool and Golf Gloves. 5fic to $2.50 Bath Robes and House Coats; a big assort ment at 1-4 OFF A big assortment in gifts done up in Christ mas boxes at special prices. To the Ladies. N:-.;j.:X J i ladam Hannah Farrisee, the demonstrator f the famous GOSSARD Corsets, will be in ur store December 20 and 21, Monday and uesday, to demonstrate to you many excel ant features of their justly famous Corset. )o not miss this opportunity to learn the se cret of a perfect figure. Mufflers A varied assortment of reefer ,"ud hand kerchief styles. All silk and wool. Spec ially priced at 5oc to $3.00 A big assortment of Handkerchiefs. We are still giving special pric s on fancy good; 10c VALUES go 15c VALUES, ; 0c 25c VALUES 20c 20c VALUES 0g ' 50c VALUES 39c 79c VALUES 59c 50c VALUES 39C $1.00 VALUES 79c $1.50 VALUES .... SI. 19 $2.50 VALUES . ... Si .98 Ladies' and Misses' SUITS Pick out any ladies' or Misses' Suit, Coat or Cape in our im mense stock, at one -fourth off the regular price. These are not old goods or out of date styles. All this season's goods. $50.00 SUITS AT $45.00 $50.00 SUITS AT $37.50 $35.00 SUITS AT $26.25 $30.00 SUITS AT $22.50 $25.00 SUITS AT $18.75 $20.00 SUITS AT $15.00 $18.00 SUITS AT $13.50 $15.00 SUITS AT $11.25 $12.50 SUITS AT $ 9.38 HANDKERCHIEFS at 5c, 8 1-3C, Joe, 12 i-2c, iSc, 20c, 25c, 35c, 5oc and up to $4.00 a-piece. Sets of three and six done up in boxes at 2oc, 5oc, 55c, 75c and $1-00. NECKWEAR. Trul)' the best line ever shown here. Imported French jabots, waterfalls, side effects, stocks and collats. 35c vals at 25c, 5oc vals at 42c, 65c vals at 50c, 75c and 85c vals at 59c. FURS FURS FURS A most pleasing gift. Take your choice of ours at .... 1-4 off A suggestion every where you look. No trouble to find what you want at our store, and with our help it is easy. Buy a Glove order and save yourself much trouble Leather g A grand i UmbreiJ Nothiug morcJ than a boxori priced from to M2.00. 592-594 Willamette Street, S. H. FRIENDLY 592-594 Willamsd CITY NEWS Cleveland's Baking rowiler. Btiloa's for drugs. A. I'd ml $1 Sc warzachlld'a. lounlaln pen at d24 Today and tomorrow are the kuriexc days in I ho your. Post Card Albuma. largest a&aort .t:. at'SchwanscbUd's. USM Throe rarlouda of sawlnga arrived dKwn 1 ' ..in tho Mohawk this morning fur tho Kugune Lumber Co. Tto Bowers Drue; Company and Stanleys are putting up eleclrlo Mr.it la from of their places of uiial- W. T. Howard, of Junction City, was fined (10 lu the local police Mart this morning on a drunk and disorderly charge. The stores will remain closed nil day Christinas. They are remaining open every evening this week for the beue'flt of tho holduy shoppers. I Grant crowds of shoppers are tnklng j advantage of this splendid sunny ! weather to make their Christmas pur chases. Tho merchants could not wIbIi for bettor weather. The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Com i mcrclal Club will meet Wednesday 1 evening in the club parlors. Strang ers in the city are cordially invited to attend. Webster Klncnid has sold two lots In tho Kincald addition, one to P. A. Nelson, of Kugono, for $l!00, nnd tho other to Albert Johnson, of Eu gene, for )1 250. Tho mall carrlor Is the most impor tant personage In tho country at. this Mine, and will be until after Christ mas. In fact, he ought to bo more generally appreciated than he Is. Tho Wells-Kurgo Express Cotnpn ny today received an Immense dog for one of tho boys at the Kappa Sig ma house, who Is now on his vaca tion. The company will feed hlm at Our 22d Cbristmas Serving the WE OFFER Otir entire stock of over 150 Rugs at reduced prices, all lands and sizes, in the best patterns. WE HAVE THE GILLETTE SAFETY RAZORS IN THE NEW POCKET EDITION, BOTH SILVER AND GOLD-PLATED. WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR THE FAMOUS 0S TERM00R MATTRESSES. .THE ONLY .MATTRESS MADE THAT ALL DEALERS TRY TO COUNTERFEIT, LISt SANITARY ROASTERS THEY HAVE NO COMPETITION: GUARANTEED FOR TEN YIARS. O 1837 1909 CHAMBERS I'ARGflfARE AND FURNITURE GO wpT-mette ftrp t tho depot until his new owner re turns. I'll.. I.,- lu a fli:.,.l 1V,.. hlB size gives him a formidable ap pearance. The funeral of Judge Walton will be held Thursdnv :irto riinmi at Q o'clock at the Methodist church. In- torment will take place in the Odd Fellows' cemetery. The board of governors of the Commercial Club meets tonight. Tho matter of selecting a booster to take tho place of J. H. Hnrtog will come up. and it Is probable that some defi nite conclusion will be arrived at. The final account in the Ranch ps- tate was accopted by the probate court today, the estate closed and the administratrix discharged. I. N. llarbaugh was attorney for the es tate. I Plats of the Hawley rtlvorslde Or I chard Tracts, tho A. C. Bohrenstedt ! Company's Fruit Lands and the Che- nowith Orchard Tracts, all at Cres well. were filed with the county clerk yesterday afternoon. I S. Rush, the real ostate dealer, has : sold the lease on one of the lower I rooms In the new Matlock block to the Hunter Hlectrlc Company, who will occupy the room. Mr. Hugh will remain where he Is, on the second j floor of the old Matlock block. P, L, Schultz, an employe of the Booth-Kelly Lumber Co., came down from Wendling last evening and Is at the Eugene hospital suffering from an injury to his right hand. While coupling two cars in the company's logging railroad, several fingers of the hand were badly mashed. Dr. York, of Eugene, has taken Dr. Nehrtas as a partner in his prac tice. Dr.Nehrtas is a graduate of the Pennsylvania College of Dental Surgery, 1S95. He has had many years of experience as demonstrator In the New York Dental School, and is a nexpert In all branches of den tistry. Q2 7 Manager Lambirth, of the North western Corporation, leaves in the morning for O'Brien's, on the McKen. zie. From there he will visit the company's power site to Inspect the progress being made. He returns the following day. This trip will be made in a buggy, the recent auto trip prov ing too strenuous. The big Commercial Club block pi ano house Stevens & Hulln the leading piano and organ dealers in Eugene. This Is the Weber, Chick ering, Hobart M. Cable quality house i niuos direct rrom the factory at low est possible figures and easiest terms. Investigate and be your own Judge. tf ' Rich Mountain Circle No. 4, I, of O. A. H., recently elected the fol lowing officers: President, Mrs. Lang; senior vice president, Mrs. E Sylvester; junior vice president, Mrs. Mary Clendenen; treasurer, Mrs. Pep pard; chaplain, Mrs. Mary Wheeler; conductor, Miss Eva McElroy; guard, Mrs. Fetrow. H. H. Bell yesterday began suit In the circuit court against B. F. Cantonwine and J. T. Bell, doing bus iness under the name of the Star The atre, at Cottage Grove, to regain pos session of the moving picture ma chine outfit and the furniture at the theatre, or to recover $691. W. G. Martin Is attorney for the plaintiff. Campbell-Fellman Comnanv. Eu gene's big and busy houseturnlshers, are going to give away many presents to their customers between now and January 10th. To every person buv ln one dollar's worth of goods thev will receive coupons for everv dol lar purchase. They are also giving away 130 nhonotrrnnhs ,,i men uua- tomers. It will pay you to see them now- d22 wit A meeting of the South Eugene Improvement Club was held last evening. The principal topic of dis cussion was that of raising the bonus ror the extension of the street rail way line out Willamette street around College Hill and entering the city again by way of Oregon avenue and joining the main line again at Eleventh and Willamette streets. The sense of the meeting was that the full amount -of the bonus can bo raised and some thought it could be secured by the first of the new year. A committee was named to interview the city council in regard to dredging Amazon creek, asking that a drainage district be established within the city. Manager Dobie, of the University of Oregon 1910 "Oregonia," is solic iting among the merchants for ad vertising for this publicaion. Next year's issue promises to be the lar gest and have the biggest circulation of any yet published. The isBiie not only goes to the home of every stu dent, but. all over the country. A number of firms in Portland and out side of the state are to have space in Its pages. Attorney S. P. Ness' will build a fine brick automobile garage on his residence lot on Olive street, between West Ninth and West Tenth, for Rob ert Vellum, who was formerly a part ner In the firm of Wray & Veltum, which recently dissolved. Work on the structure, which will he 41xS0 feet in dimensions, will soon begin. Architect Ford is drawing the plans. Mr. Ness will move his dwelling to FREE! I Buy your! early. Wei ulete line oil Cut Glass, ! Painted dad died Umbrel thing in I line. Step Hi stock. cm 3J7 one side age. "Superior 3. 4 A Piano is an Idea Xmas Gift The Stevens , Htfrn PSar,o House Now has the finest assortment of ,,, brought to Euwnf. Tfc -n T.J . j . , o-- . ..w atu sucn wor d re- bart M. Cable, Clarendon, MarshaU & WendS s-h auek"S. Webw, Ho- a score of others. StiSS!Si-f Story & Dark and ""hod. have made this by far ,h! ItSSS FfcSS fiSh INVESTIGATE 9 WCfk icd buy direefcfrom the l.trm r " 'CSn,. or ,li""s. We do our own i - i nib r if ,ti iiit rv i . - - . while you can get fine -ccri.il R;u .. l y- ow 15 time r r i "rgi. uon tdel.w mm'i ABmS ever rc- to buy Con.mrci QJ a "uu ( aei.iy, Steven & HulinPiano House --. ' J 0 IMPORTED PERFUMES I J XMAS BOXES 5ILVL.fi lUILtl 5tli EBONY TOILET SETS PEARL MANICURE SETS EBONY MANICURE SPUN BHflM o LADIES' H&ND BAGS TRAVFI I MR CASES POST CARD ALBUMS ,J FINEST STATIONERY IN VMAO PAMDIFS SAFETY RAZORS o Am dillcn dsob m r J- nj 5 i 'II Holr! 5n.ecdc Die's n n Pi'1 1 !