Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, November 21, 1910, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Texto - . o o o THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD, MONDAY, NOV. 21, 1910 MIM IMJMHML III II "llZZ 5. f L rRIEiwLY, the Leading More I . . '' i ' : ! , -: , ' , :. O: ; "Nothing Succeeds Life Success" 4II tijr i AUWRESS OH, THE PLEASURE OF II - A LIFETIME'S BEDTIME- OF YOUa LIFE This Successful Store Is d Splendid Examp1 Of This Wise:Adogi The interests of this store are in a great meas ure your interests. Season after season you in vest money here. You looK to this store to help you select what you are to wear. You linK our judgment with yours in deciding many ready-to-wear questions for yourself and the boys. You have helped us to make this THE BEST STORE FOR MEN & BOYS IN EUGENE. Splendid Assortments Unusual Values Highest Quality Designed by Roscnwald & Weil, Chicago. DENTS' GLOVES. FOWNES' GLOVES. And the Friendly Guarantee that if at any time you do not feel that you've done the very best that you could for your money, you can have it back". THIS SEASON WE ARE BEATING ALL RECORDS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT Men's Suits $10.00 to $30.00 Boys' Suits $2.00 to $10.00 Men's Overcoats $10.00 to $30.00 Boys' Overcoats $3.50 to $15.00 Men's Raincoats $5.00 to $30.00 Boys' Raincoats $5.00 to $15.00 ( I ' PERSONAL I - Frank Ilronks, of Denver, In regis orert n. Hi" Griggs. Charles Heed, of Albany, la In Eu gene for a few days. Dr. A. Khnrplos. of Gonlien, wait tn Bugeni over Sunday. A Mm Mnttoson, (if Wcndllng, was In Kugeno over Sunday. Mm. S. Harris, of I .a Gramlo, ar rived In Kugene yesterday. James Tuny, of Mitchell, Or., w. an arrival In Kirgeno Sunday. J. H. Kcrgueson, of Junction City In In lOugeno for a day or two. O. II. I'helps arrived down from Mlkton on tho noun train today. MIsn Carrie 1 1 must cart, of Corval- lis, la here for a few' daya' vialt, ih). T. Hull, Sr. left this morning for hla ranch at Mr.Ketixlo Drlrtgo. Franklin Staples Allen returned last night from n vlall la rnrltand. J. 8. Kaurh loft todajr for Tacoma to ho gone several daya on business Geo. M. Itcnmaa and wjfe, of Co- txirg. wore in wugeno ovor Sunday N. I,. KMrhenry la hnmn from hi trip to WoodWIlo, In southern tire-8ii. Waller linker m rived down from Ontlio Grove on (ho iyou train lo-f any Mrs. K. A. Chapman, of l.o. An Ketea. was an arrival In llugeim laal nlghf. Mlsres rttihy KarriiiRtiin and Kr- mine Owen apent Sunday at Junrtlon Wly. Chnrlca MeCnhbtn, of Montcaano Wash., was an ai'rival in Kugeno last niirhi. J. 14. Ilrlght of l.nwell, la In the rlty for a In daya, reentered at (lie Oahurn. ' H. J. Hmgr. assistant rhlef engln-i after oor of the 8. IV Coittiny, having In' Mrs. 9 charge the work of building tho Na tron extension, la In tho city. rcdwnrd M. Dean, Tho Guard 8 (ireaamnn, waa a culler. In uoany Sunday. Mra. E. J. Monro went o Creswell thia afternoon after unending Sun day here. , J nines McCumbor, of Salem, In vls- It in k relntlvea north of tho city for a few daya. C. I.. Hessorotte, of lleamnont. Tea., la an arrival here, and is look litK fo,' a local inn. C. It. Warner and Jamea Russell went to Alhany today to work on a plastering Jolt. School Superintendent W. II. III! lard went to Oreswell this afternoon on achool business. Mr. and Mrs. Howard McConnell went to Koachtirg today to afieud the Thnnkaglving week. J. 1 1. lleatly waa a paasenger on Iho afternoon train to Cottage Grove for a business trip here. 1). It. l.aliho, a former merchant o( this clly, caiuo down from Portland laat evening on hualneaa. Caaalua Goggen and wife, of Tho Dalles, after a vlalt in r'.iene. re- turninl homo thia niornlan Mlaa Vlrnel Hire, or Tacoins. waa an arrival In Eugene. Sunday and will remain hrn for Homo time. Attorney r M. DeNoffe returnn toJ Portland thia morning, after a con-' pie of daya' alay In Kugenn. I), J. Ilitltruillp returned on the noon trnln today from an over-Sunday alay at Cottage Grove. John A. Tomaeth returned laal nlKht from I'ortland where hifct tend ed the lunihermen'a hauqufv Atlorneya J. P. MinlUf aud J. C. Johnaon arrived down from ('orlage Grove on the noon train today. Mr. and Mra. Thomaa I'lerce, of CoIIhko ilrnve, returnel home today vUtt with trienda hero J. W. Knuntalu wegt to St. Johns today to visit her children, , who aro attending school there. Mrs. Harry Jones returned to Ore gon City today after a visit at the1 home of Mr. and Mrs. W, N. Kidwell. , Itoherts Marly, a University stu-l dent, returned laat evening after a I short trip to his home near Hood Kl-i vef. J. II. France, of Portland, is hero for a few days to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Vance Green, his uncle andi aunt. ! Mr. and Mra. Harry Urchin, of Col-, fax. Wash., arrived in Nugene this! afternoo nand will mako this city, their horn. Mr. and Mra. Chaa. O'llrlen, of Ta-, coma, who have been visiting friends hero and at Springfield, left Sunday . for their home. I W. K. Steyons, and wife, of Mrook clmnn, Nehr., were arrivals In Eu- geneBnturday night with the expeo tatTil of locating. ' Mra. J. J. Hartley, of rotlatrh. Ida ho, who has been spending tho win ter In Kugene, went to Pleasant Hill this afternoon to spend a few weeks with friends. Fred Edwards, a rormer University of Oregon football star, now a travel ing salesman for a Portland house, was hero today, going south on the afternoon train. J. IV Garlow, of Garden City, Kau nas, afler a visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Griggs. In Eugene, iot for home this morning. He ei Ii.m'Ih to he bark hero In the spring to locate. A. C. Cornelius returned last night from a short business trip to Port land. He is expecting soon a large aovon-patisetiger Humbler, with a smaller car, which he will place tn hn rent buaiuesa. Staoey Husssll and wife, of Spring field, returned last evening from a visit Jn Portland. Mr. Husaell will lake up the work In tho county Q 1 Sottrty BranS ! I h rTlmWj I, 'l b ' I Phone M. 2 5 ! l 'hi i! II 1 S- i ' I - "it, . It b I S7 iiv w in "i a J M ";n , ! iffa! I edison HEATH LONDON HATS, I NO NAME HATS. I MUNSING UNION SUITS. I MhOMnnvHaBB ' I fresh luiii and dressed chickens for'H When spent ou an Osternioor EO Sae Your Nerves Why sriend a lllftime's bed time rolling and tossing iu dis comfort aud wakefulness on a wadded, stuffed mattress wheu you can rest In utter forgetful noss of tho world's worries and enjoy the luxurious ease of a felted Ostermoor Mattress. SAVE YOUR i : i i whv torture the sore muscles and aching limbs on a tard, lumpy imitation mattress after a day's labor, when you i can rest,- v2 S tissues and renew your youth In a night of restful. ie trlZTi. Ihivigorating sI-..on the orli..I ITinH. unLM,.! U-inooi- Mutti'ess. - . There is no valid reason, when Osternioor Mattresses can be had for a limited time, at the unusually low prices given below: Satin finish. 4 5-lb. Osternioor, ' $16.50, Now $15.00 'Mercerized Art Twill, 4f, lb. Osternioor, $18.00, Now $15.00 Merce i?ed Art Twill, Two-Part, 45-lb. Osternioor, $18.59, Now $15.00 "French L'ntufted. Mercerized Art Twill.' 50-Hi. Osternioor. $25.00, Now $18.05 1010 CHAMBERS HARDWARE' CO. . 522 Willamette St. Phone Main 16 W. M. GREEN 619 Willamette FINS GROCERIES. FOR THANKSGIVING If there .is one time more than another that (lie rfM . , . . . . gRX best anil purest and I i-esno.it m srooeries ssouui ie rjj v.iinU-d. that time is at Thanksgiving. So when-you are gutting up the Thanksgiving feast, just remem ber thai you can depend on this store, for everything you need in the way of fine groceries. Order early, please. VICTOR NOW is the time to select that Phonograph for Christmas. Delivered when wanted. Eash Terms ROACH MUSIC HOUSE, clerk's office aa deputy, In order to get tho run of tho work beforo he takes the office In January. 0 0 pi tin: wai.tr WEDNESDAY NIGHT AT HEATHMAN'S DANCING ACADEMY n!3 OC3I 0 3DB 0 D For i Thanksgiving TaJIe 0 fl Y.t acP nrokahlv short a fpw niroc ir Ulv.e. A (It 0 A Yd3 ae probably short a few pieces ol silverware We have a fine assortment of $oth Our prifles are right. Call and see Maurer CcSpfcprnoll Jewelry fj H12 Wlllanietlo 4. (Inenrporatnl) Q r 04 WaMtnietto St. U TIIANKStilVING DINNEIt Tho Ladles' Aid aoolety of the Christian chiirah will give a Thanks giving dinner at the Y. M. C. A. building Thursday, commencing at 1J o'clock, for B0 cents. The menu consists of roast tnrkey. dressing and tirown gravy, cranberry sauce, cab nlre salad, mashed potatoes, Iloston baked beans, cucumber and beet nlckles, whMn and brown, bread, pumpkin and rakace plo, fruit rakei and coffee. nl Oysters, clams, crabs, shrimps, fresh 1111 and dressed chickens for' Thanksgiving. Hawley's Fish Mar-) ket, 629 Oak street. Phone Main SI. nzJ Commercial Club Building. : Phone Main 862 TH.tNK.IGIVINM DINNEK The Ladies' Aid society of the Christian chinch will give a Thanks giving dinner at the Y. M. C. A. building Thursday, commencing at IS o'clock, for SO cents. Tho menu consists of roast tnrkey. dressing and brown gravy, cranberry sauce, cab bage salad, mashed potatoes, Iloston baked beans, cucumber and beet pickles, white and brown bread, pumpkin and mince pie, fruit cake and coffee. n23 Co. A, O. N. G., extends a general Invitation to the public to attend its annval Thanksgiving dance Thurs day night at the armory. n2J and Ninth streets on November 23 to 462 Willamette street. n22 De sure and read Eilers Music Co's ad In tbis paper. It tells you how to obtain a piano, organ, or chest of si I-1 ver absultitely free. After November: 21 our new location will be In the new i:naniuers utocn. no. 4i3 Wil lamette street, at the Hull & Co. new music store. n2l Ellers Music Co. will remove their fine stock of new pianos from Oak You will now find at II nil & Co's new music house the largest and the finest display of high-grade pianos including Chlckering, Lester, Kim ball, Smith & Barnes pi.-vuos; also talking machines and records. This is now the largest and best equipped music store between Portland and 'Frisco. n22 New Weber pianos, $6T5 style, for sale at the Hull & Co. music bouse; our price now only $386. n22 Don't fall'to read tha closing out sale ad of tha Kays Furniture Co. In this paper. Don't fall, for It means dollars lo you; read It now. : BORN. o t November II, 1910, near Junction City, to Mr. and Mrs John Murray. a aon O ri ll Eugene, eloveinber 171910, to' Emits Md'herson and wife, a son. j : MARRIED : mnIHj,ntaMll.ltli At the home of Walter CallUon. November 1$. 1 11 0, Thomas Kinaella of Flathead, Mont., and Mia Margaret Calllsop, of Fall Crek. Rer. KC. V I gnu, re officiating. The bride is a popular teacher of the county, a daughter of Rer. R. O. Calllson. A football game haa been arrang c.l between tho Kngene High achool and the Vancouver High achool on Thanksgiving dVRvto fill the place made vacant hye Lincoln High which cancelled Its game J Thanksgiving Week-Unmatched Bargains at NeIaiuTs Ninth Street Store EXTRAOJRDINAHY VALUES " ' Tablet Linens, Our Entire Stfc t Reduced Prices, 27c to $1.35 a Yii. Visit th.- ire Tuesday or Wednesday for best val uea In Thanksgiving Llneng; our prices will be0 found the lowest, quality considered. Great Sale Dress Goods All WeeK The best possfle values will be offered here thia week on all kinds of Dress Goods. 39c Sale of Dress GoodsCoitinued The rear valuiVare ftOc. fis,'' .flnA sr,c the yard and include a lot of different kinds. Men's and Boys' Clothing Reduced $20 Suits, $15, $17.50 Suits, $(2.51 Great bargains In Men s ShlrU this week a lot of Men'. Negligee Shirt, different (nds. some wool wool mlied. and other, with .Ilir.trlpV: lite. broken and we are closing them oat they no are our regular f 1.16 Shirts; .pecl.l, each SoC f Men", b'"T W00' "nderwear. regular 11.60 the garment; now on sale to close Vr,r out at, per garment Outing Gowns only 47c One lot or I lea' Outing Flannel Gowns, wild regularly at i)c to (:-; special this weik it li only dC ' m ", H f s I t MLilTI H Mkl..l. aid . I Via f ihia aka fAi .nnr HOPlW III Warm BlankPt Ra 6'ain Prices This WeeK EXTRA0RDIWA1Y VALUES All Ladies' Suits, Coats, Oapea, Sweaters, Waists ami all ready-to-wear gaads have been marked down again in price, which makes every offering an eitraordinary value. 120.00 Suits Nw Offered at $12.50 I25.0P Suits, Special Wow at $15.00 Kvery Ladies' and Misses' Suit is to bo closed out this week coo earj for best selections. Long' Coats and Capes leduced If "V have need for a coat or cape It will surely payjou to visit this store at an early date. Misses' Children's Capes, $2.98 Ladies' $18 SflK Rain fiat $12.50 Ladies' and Misses' Sweaters $fe65 Kvery Sweater In the store at a .plendyl saving in price; Misses' $l.0 and t 25 Sweaters" Ladies' ' . ."ft001 Sweater., faocr weave; (1 CC pedal tilts week at ) 1 103 Child's 65c and 75c Sweaters, 49c $4.50f$il KSsNet Waists for $2.98 SilK Petticoats. Black Only. $3.00 . - - " Special 'Values in Un derwear of All Kinds visit thia store for your neeW m o underwear. Our prices round the lowest. " i E IT 1 1 ml tl Rn n ,onnJ tne lowest.