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THE EUGENE D AIL ST GUARD. THUKSDA?. DEC. 21. 1911
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LADIES' FELT
SLIPPERS FOR
CHRISTMAS; ALL
' STYLES AND
MANAGER JENNINGS
TALKS ON SPRINGFIELD
WATER WORKS QUESTION
Is of Opinion That Everything
Will Be Amicably Adjust,
ed in a Short Time
COLORS. REGULAR $1.25 and $1.'50 VALUES TO BE
SOLD THIS WEEK AT YOUR CHOICE
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We Give. Ease Where Others Squeeze"
Royal Bins Store
Across from Hampton's
SptMk inc of tho proposed pet tints
T't tlur on th. water question at ;
SprinmieM. K. M. Jenuinps, m;m;uor
nf ih i' irt'ton Power eompany, today:
exprtsed the opinion thai things
! would he liiuit alilv adjusted.
was nut prepared to say that
the auxiliary resri voir would lie built.
j. ln;t s.ril that tlie rotnpatiy would see
y i'o it that the residents of Willamette
y, j Heights had snifirient water, and if
;:he huildtiii: of surh reservoir were
''i he most -.utisfiiftory way lo secure
,tlie rosiilt. that it would be done. The
! i onipiiii -' is now fiunns on that
t j proposition The company will be
X uiit work on enlarlni; tlie mains and
ivxtendini; them at onee. They have
considerable pipe on hand and have
ordered several carloads more. Tliey
will use what thev have on hand at
nme. Thev will also proceed with
' f .It ratii'ii though, it may be some
I time be 'ore that can be ha mi led.
The matter is now before the H. M.
IV' lies by com pany's eastern office.
Several plans may be submit i ed.
However, at the earliest possible
moment, the filter wiU be installed
iir.d it will he the best that can be
st cured. Springfield will have ab
solutely pure w ater under the system.
spent
BIG CHRISTMAS
TREE AT DONNA
"What Shall I Give Kim?" !
A XMAS SUGGESTION TO THE LADIES
Here's an answer you perhaps haven't thought of to
this vexing question.
If you want to give him Husband, Son, Father or
Brother something he'll really value, something he'd
rather have than anything else, something which he can
wear daily for months and months and months present
him with an order for a stylish
MICHALES-STERN SUIT OR OVERCOAT
Spec In Correspondence.
Omnia. Dec. 20 Kverybody Is pet
tint: ready for Christmas. Only four
more days till Santa flans will make
his annual visit to all pood people.
J And there are up bad people in Don
na, so lie will no doubt have his sled
loaded down, and his poor old rein
deer will he very tired when be ar
rives at the Donna h a ' I Saturday
levelling. A hip Christmas tree Is
being prepared, which will he filled
with good things for all. There will
be a special Christmas exercise at
the schoolhouse next Sunday, given
by the Donna Sunday school, to
which everybody ,is invited.
James MeCee went to Kugenc Sun
day on business.
A his shooiing match will be given
here December 22 to which all who
can shoot are desired to he present.
The match will be given by the Mo
hawk Gun club.
8 EAST NINTH ST.
EUGENE, OREGON
NOTHING IN THK CITY
as goed
lates.
as Otto's Victoria
ctaoco-i2i
MA, FOIl t'OI XTV WAHHWTS.
i Nntiee Is bernhy Kivon that nil rnun
I t v wn minis Issued prior to No. mi.", 7,
1 ri'fflMteied .Sept emhiT 11. 1 i 1 1 . will be
paid at my offtee lerrmbnr T. It'll.
I Interest will eonse on I hat dale.
Treasurer Une County. t126
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I PERSONALS :
M. Hauaer was up from Irving yes- 1
terday.
K. M. Jenka, of Tangent, was down
yesterduy.
John Smith, of Junction City, was.
up yesterday.
F. A. Dorsey was up from June-1
tion City today. ;
S. H. Moiss was In from Cottage
Grove yesierday.
P. A. Richardson was In from
Creswell yesierday.
Mrs. Welsh, of Junction City.
yesierday in Kugenc.
O. H. Poster went to Creswell to-
day on letal b;iMii-ss.
Dscar Doridge. of Junction City. ,
was in Kugeue today.
W M. Anderson came up from i
Juiution City yestrrday. i
J. W. Smith went to N.:.ron yester-,
day afternoon on business. j
Rev. C. W. Householder was a vis
itor from Junction yesterday. 1
Mrs. Itetker. of Junction City. !
spent yesterday in Kugene. ,
K. H. llorton, of Junction City.;
spent yesterday In Kugeni.
P. Davis, of Pasco. Wash., was an
arrival in Kugene hist night.
C. K. Smith, of SpriniM'teld, left
last even Inn for Kansas City.
Krnesi 1'urvanco and wife were in
from Cottage Grove yesterday.
Judge C. A. Wintermeier returned
last night from a trip to Salem.
Melvin Spores and D. Ortou aro in j
llarrisburg buying horses today. j
Ira Lemon was a J unci ion City
denizen who was here yesterday.
Miss Minnie Sihbits was up from
Junction City yesierday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. ZensUe were passen-
gers to Hnrrisburg this morning. '
George Vaughan and wife, of Kl
mlra. were in the city over night.
Arthur K. Garrison, of Mareola, j
came up from Portland yesterday.
J. B. Taylor has returned to Port
land after a short business visit here.
Mrs. Mack, of Wendling. went to '
Goshen last night to spend Christ-1
mas. '
A. K. AslneUson, of Harrisburg.
was transa-ung business in l.ngene
today.
Mr. and Mrs. J, W. Gilmore went
to Portland last evening to spend the
holidays.
Jol'iu Templeton went to Junction
City hVt evenin, nfier a day In Ku
gene. Mrs. ft. O. Hrndy. of Creswell, was
visiiing Mrs. L. T. Harris in Kugene
today.
Rev. O. W. Taylor, pastor nt Wnl
terville, went to Crawfordsville last
evening.
Mrs. O. T. Zentner loft this morn
ing for Portland to spend the holi
days. I
Mrs. Holler and her son. J. A., left
for California this morning for the
winter.
V. K. McCord and C O. Koniper.
of Creswell, were in Kugeuy , over
night. C. H. Jones and lijs grandson,
Robt. Jones, of CotlagoT.roVe, wlrfc
in town yesterday.
H. K. Leppert went to Juncllon
City this morning to Hpend Christmas
wit li home follis.
Mr. and Mrs. Dlckorson are buck
from an extended trip to Pennsylva- !
nln. Illinois and Kansas.
tr. Johnson and ber daughter, j
Mrs. Cooper, returned to Cottage I
Grove last night after a trip to Ku-
geno.
Mrs. Alice Rogers, of "Wolf Creek,
returned to her home last night after
a visit to Mrs. Large nnd Miss Grace,
in Kugene.
Mrs. Frank W. Carnahan and her
daughter. Kllzabeth, came In lnst
night from Medford to visit S. K.
George and family.
Misses Hul h and Clara .Tett re
turned last night from Maker City, af
ter an extended visit with their sister,
Mrs. Prank Thompson,
Charles Croner, Ron of Mr. and
Mrs. George Cronor, has gone to Mr
Kenzle Hrldge to spend Christmas
with Mr. and Mrs. George Prlssell.
Parker Luckey Fountain
Pens for Gifts. SI. 50.
$2.00, and $3.00. Ask
to see than. Main Floor
Lowest Prices Our Chief Attraction.
Ax Billy
DEPARTMENT STORE
SCHAEFERS BROS
POOLE SILVERWARE
We are exclusive agents
of the Quadruple Plate
Ware. Main Floor
Toys! Nothing But Toys!
Toys don't need much talk these duys. They tire on everybody's mind nnd in everybody's n
heart. All we need to say is that the Toy Section is open from 7:30 to 9 p. m. ; that
there is plenty of room for all who come and Toys enough for all who want them.
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DRAWN WORK 0ME-F0URTH OFF
Salesman Samples of Linen Drawn Work
and Embroidered Linen of Doilies, Scarfs,
Center Pieces Squares, Linen Table Covers
in assorted sizes; genuinnc Cluny Lac
Stand Covers worth up to $7.00; all1 at 25
per cent discount. Take advantage-of this
offer to buy your Christmas Lteicn for
Gifts and own use. Call tomorrow while the
assortment is large. ,
STAR CUT GLASS
Genuine Sunburst Cut Glassware, niado of
the best thin lead-blown Glass. Each ar
ticle has 3 genuinno Sunburst Cuttings.
The grade of this ware is excellent for
moderate priced Cut Glass and wo know of
no better Gift that can be presented for
remembrance.
1-2 gal. Water Jug Sli25
9-in. Berry or Fruit SI, 2 5
C Bell Shaped Tumblers, sot ggg
8-oz. Straight Tumblers, set of 6. . . .flgg
Sugar and Creamer set SI SO
Wino Glasses, set $1,50
Footed Sherbets, set SI, 50
Oil Bottles S
RELIANCE SILVERWARE
In the Beautiful French Grey, La Eoso Pat
tern; guaranteed for 25 years; if in doubt
as to what to buy her for a suitable GA(t
come to our Silverware section, main ftoor
and our salesman will help you to selecUthe
prettiest pattern.
Berry Spoon ,gilt bowl S'l.,65
Tea Spoons, set 9Sc
Table Spoons, set . . . "$1,85
Cream Ladles, in box ' 75c
Cold Meat Fork in box ' 75c
Butter Knives, in box ''SCfi
Sugar Shell in box jg
Fruit Knives, set 51,85
20 Pioce Set in Oak Case. ........ $3!75
Thursday and Fsiday Specials OraBy
$7.00 SILK LONG KIMONOS, $5.99
Blue Ground Oriental Design, Silk Kimonos,
lonj length, blue Satin trimmed sleeves and
front; best quality Silk; Thursday and Fri-
da v $5.99
$4.50 SILK LONG KIMONOS, $3.98
Made of green nnd roso figured Kimono
Silk, shirred yoke, shirred satin trimmed
cuffs, shirred fitting waist lino .long length.
Thursday and Friday ,only $3,39
$4.00 KIMONO, LONG $3.39
Made of purple and green flowered Kimo
no, Silk Shirred Yoke, Pivrplo Satin trimmed
Sleeves and front, wide Kimono Sleeves:
Christmas Special $3,39
$1.25 PETTICOATS 97c.
Made of Black Taffotino, 11 -in. flounce, 3
rows cluster cording, extra value for
Cliristmas suggestions.
day
Friday and Satur-
97a
LACE CURTAINS
No. 5350 White Nottingham
net, 3 1-2x9 Point d'Esprit
center; narrow floral bordor
$2.00 value; salo f$l.69
LACE CURTAINS
No. 1534 White 3 1-3x7 1-2
ft. Striped Sheer Muslin with
Cluny Lace odge; $1.50
$1.25
LACE CURTAINS
No. 01708, $4.00 Cream
Renaissanco new tone effect
3 .,-4x7 1-2 ft. doublo
thrcftd heavy French Bobbi
riottfV $4.75 valuo . . $4, GO
The Only Stump Puller Sold with a
REAL GUARANTEE
n, wu s,,.P, ? - j-.rEjr 0,rrl" "ll "
positive guarantee tnat ii m a - - . haye thc right
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rillons for drugb.
Tollmnn'ii )iidlo for photos.
tlousfhold Roodn tiavo arrlvprl hpr
for A. WIlkPH Htid fntnlly. rorent ar
rivals from Kpnkano. .
.T. n. KpKon'H amall aon foil and j
brokn nun of Mr arms whllo nt play
ycHtcrday affprnoon.
Mr. V.. K. Ownn Ir liomn from thn ,
hohpltnl. whom fihn was on'rnr-d upon j
a short time iiko.
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Thp Klk will aicnd Ihn nrrrlrp at I
St. Vary'R Kplwopiil rhurih ufxi Sun-,
day in a liody.
A rarload of mnnll rallH for thn
tunnol and a lard" waRnn for Twohy
Urns, arrived thin ninrnlnc from Cort
land for the railroad conMriirtlon
work.
Furs Reduced--2Bid Floor
$39.75 Blue Wolf Fur Set, 54-in. Scarf,
Silk Lined with head and tail, Muff 10 -in.
barrel shaped.
Special
groy Silk Lined; Christmas
$32.50
$12.50 long haired blue
Manchurian wolf Set; large
square Muff, 54-in. scarf
with G tails; satin lined, soft
and warmly interlined; Holi-
iday Special $8.50
$25.00 Blue Lynx Fur Set,
scarf 54-in. long; gray Satin
lined; muff satin lined; 22
heavy fillings,
Special
13x15; Xmas
SI9.87
$26.00 White Thibet Fur Set
18-in. Barrel Shaped Muff,
white silk lined, 30-ln. boa
with natural head, glass eyes
13-in. tail; Christmas Sale
Price $19.98
$22.00 Silk Lined Fox Scarf,
fancy back trimmed with 2
natural heads, 42-in. long
with 2 gonuine bushy 15-in.
Tails. Christmas Sale Price.
S 1 5,93
No matter what kind of stump-pulling
machine come and see us
HOLIDAY GOODS IN STOCK
, ,itis'v any and all demands for Holiday Goods having at the
Wc are prepared to satiny any .mu i
,5m- . and very compete stock of
t' SILVERWARE AND rxlTGLASS COME IN AND LOOK STOCK OVER
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White Temple
Eugene, Oregon
i Charlci F. Working has aold hln
fine nnw r'-tiidfiK' property on 'rFt
X I Klevnn'h litreet to I.. Alnhropo Mourk,
jlho moved here rerently from Mon-
. T'e.
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V. .! Varno k property, nt oner
.. to the lty for a 'lty hall pile Ik
i.'.xl 10 feet, and he offers It for I'J'i.-
cind Wi'h feet jI ror-
resfa lnnd adjoining, the prire In
4t,,,.r,no.
i Mr?. J.f' K. Flint, a native of
A l.ane romitv. Iieint- a daocliter of
? lion I. N. Kdwarda. of .lunation
City died at Keattle a day or no nco.
Hho'wat the ai-ter-lti-low of .Mrl.
t lTlio. liallev and Mm. It. C K llema,
.1. 11. Ilurrett. H. Sehnark, W. It.
lllackliurn. T. C Hewell. F. II.
Hlaikhiirn and t H. llrown. The
Tour laKt named went to Portland
iIiIk morning.
.law. W. Heavey. V,n. W. Hunter
and Itohert Veltntn reluined laat
nlKht from Ihe chirk ponda. reportlnn
pipor aiprexa for tlie reaaoll thai the
due k aro not numerona.
Florenre. $10.
I.oiiIh I. (ilhlm to C.'lnndn V. Rteph
enxon; lol II, hlork 1'J, Falrmount.
$.",'10.
Ilohert lloyil to Owen A. Drew;
trai t in tp. 1 n -r. w. 1 1 no.
.lumen (I. Flint to V. A. Johnson;
147 hitch In bhc. 8.1-19-12 w. $10.
Bumiiel II. Conid to l'nrlflc Great
Weatern Ity. Co.; 4.23 acres In sec.
H0-17-H w.
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r.f ttlla rily.
A Utk ntii0T of
til' r I ii r.'iK"-'i-
WendllnK peo
oerilay a, id lo-
day doln their ' linatmaa Hioppirm
and nome .f them went on to Cort
land to upend the h'.IIdara AnionK
the-e here were the following- f. f).
Kemper O. J. Kri'kfon. lav I'arker
and Arthur l.ott. B U. Hmlth,
K D. tiillman, Mr. nd Mm. Joti,
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t RealEstateTransfers
3 I" YonnK to H. V Allinon and
II. ('. Madden. K. - H of lot 3 In lllk !i
i,t M' Karland'a add to ColtaRii (irovc
$;:.o.
Mr". K. A. Wlthera to II. r. Hire,
lot 4 of Allen Orchard Co. fruit land
jjr.oo.
C V. Larimer to Okc.it llrurv. lota
)ii and II In llk I'll I" Wttuhhuriie'a
mih of SpH H'V. Power Co'a. add
to SpK. 1".
Kola Neix to .leioiie II Powell, F.
1-2 of lot J In Llk of M' Tarlaml'n
aild to Cot drove. f 1 .
A. I Wood et II X to Orcein f'.lec-
irh- Itv. Co. .',-100 acre In tp- 17-4
V. $0.
.loaeph M. Vontihltl to W'lllain
Ilekett. 1-2 Int. In lilk. S of Midway
Park. 110. o
Ora M. Wood to Oi.Ron Llerlrle
Itv Co. 1 4'l ! In IP li-4 . 1(T,
John F. Hpra-o It . . i.ancanier.
lt 47 of (Vdir Park. tl.O'iii.
John F. Sprny to Uander McWII
llami et in lota 4 1 and 0 4 of Cedar
Park. 12700.
W. A. Coi to Ceorft Kalh; lota 7
and S In block 42, Chicago add to
Cut Glass Week
AT THE WATTS JEWELRY COMPANY'S STORE
$1.25 and $1.50 Nappies, $3.50 Sugar and Creamer,
now 75c now S2.G0
$1.75 and $2.00 Nappies, $6-00 Sugar and Creamer,
now el nn now $3.25
."r.:";:; " ' en 7- Slaar and Creamer.
$3.00 Nappies ... SI. 50 now J S3 75
$3.75 Bowls .... SI. 90 $4.00 Vases'.' S2i25
$7.00 Bowls .... S3.75 $6.00 Vases .... S3. 50
$15.00 Bowls . . . S8.00 $6 Water Bottles. S3. 50
And hundreds of other pieces of Fine Cut Glass at tho
samcreduction ,
0 00 Watts JdWelry Co.
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