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EUGENE DAILY GUARD
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IT YOU HAVE MORE FRUIT PITS AND NUT SHELLS THAN YOU OAJi CARRY TO THE "LIBERTY BARREL" PHONE US AND OUR CAR WILL CALL
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Women's and Misses Dresses
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The newest New York creations
shown in different styles for various
occasions and for almost every kind
of figure for the young miss or her
mother; for the slender woman or
stout
Included you'll see smart Jerseys,
serviceable serges and attractive
sifts and satin dresses.
All economically priced all guar
anteed to be honestly made of excel
lent materials that will give you ser
vice. '
Come in and see them and try
them on. You will never appreciate
them until you see yourself in one
before a mirror.
Priced $18.50 to $45.00
865 WILLAMETTE ST.
Large's
PHONE 525.
CITY NEWS
Har From Notl
Mrs. B. G. Suttle, of Xoti. spent Sat
uday in Eugene on shopping trip.
H Ipend Winter la Eugene
William Yale and family are here to
fiend the winter from their home at
UcKenxie Bridie.
Selleett Bounty 0 Coyote
A bounty on a coyote killed recently
in juit been received by Paul Waller,
if Jasper.
Ira. Fred Chat Sick
Mrs. Fred Chess is reported quite sick
STOMACH ACIDITY.
I, GAS
with la grippe at her home on Lincoln
Application for Farm Name F II
O. H. Hawley filed application to
name hia ranch near Mapleton "Beaver
Dam Dairy Stock Farm" with the county
clerk.
Ta Live At Mohawk
Peter Haven and famuy, who have
been living in Eugene, have gone to Mo
hawk to make their home.
..Or. Kaykendall Out Again
Dr. Win. Kujkendall who haa been ill
at hia home with Spanish influenza is
Improved and waa able to be out for j
abort time Monday morning.
To Teach At Lyons
Miss ThoVa Boesen he a accepted a
position ae a teacher in the Lyons school
district. No.) 118.
Visit fHsston, Ore.
J. F. Myers and sister, Mrs. Ed Thom
as, both of Portland, were visitors Thurs
day and Friday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. E. Myers of Disston, Ore.
Quick! Eat just one tablet of
Ptpe's Diapepsin for in
stant relief.
TOien meals don't fit and yon belch
gas, acids and undigeated food. When
you feel lumps of distress in stomach,
pain, flatulence, heartburn or headache.
Her is instant relief No waiting!
Just as aoon as you est a tablet of
Pane's Diapepsin all the dyapepeia, indi
cation and atomach diatress ends.
These plesssnt, harmless tableta of
Pipe's Diapepsin never fail to make sick,
ipiet stomachs feel fine at once, and
i'T cost ao little at drug stores.
Prosperity Has
An Ebb Tide!
Just now the tide of
prosperity is rolling in
with mighty waves.
Business failures are
the fewest in years.
Farm products bring
higher prices than ever
before. Workers of
every class are earning
bigger pay than ever
before. Now, in the high
tide of prosperity, is the
time to save money. Now
is the time to provide
for the future. For as
surelyas the tide
flows it must recede.
Prosperity will ebb.
Just where will you
stand financially when
it does? That's the
question. Will you have
a bank account or credit
with this bank! The
way to have both is to
become a customer.
Bank of
Commerce
"WIN THE WAR."
Purchasing Agent of 8. P. Hera
F. L. France, purchasing agent for
the Southern Pacific, waa in Eugene Sat
urday on a business trip. Hia head
quarters arc in San Francisco.
Return to Home In Portland
Mrs. Otbo Roberta and daughter Ar
dia have gone back to their home in
Portland concluding a short visit here.
Miss Roberts haa been ill during her ao
journ in Eugene.
Madford Visitor Leaves
Mrs. Guy Garrett and daughter, Anna
Kathleen, have gone back to their home
in Medford after spending the paat week
here aa the guests of Mrs. E. D. Mat
lock. Retnrns ta Homo In Portland
Mrs. M. Sorenson, who has been vis-
GLASS OF SALTS IF
Eat less meat if you feel back
achy or have Bladder
Trouble.
Mest forms uric ac'rl which excites
and overworks the kidneys in their ef
forts to filter it from the system. Reg
ular rate's of mest must flush the kid
neys occssionally. You must relieve
them like you relieve your bowel;; re
moving' all the aHds. waste and poison,
else you feel a dull misery in the kidney
region, sharp psos in the bsck or sick
headache, dininess. your stoms-h sours,
tongue is coated sndn when the weather
is bad you have rheumrstir twinges. The
orine is cloudy. Ml of sediment; the
chsnnels often get irritated, obliging yon
to get op two or three timea during the
BiM- . j
To neutralise the irritating ends and
flush off the body's nrinnus wsste get
sbout four ounces of Jsd Salts from any
pharmacy; take a tah.espoonful in a
glass of wster before breskfcst for a
few days and your kidneys will then set
fine and bladder disorders dSssppesr.
This famous sslts is mide from the scid
of grapes and lemon iuice. combined with
lithia. and has Keen useu iw
. and etimulate sluggish
kidneys snd stop blidder Irritation. Jsd
slts Is icepenive: hsrmless snd mskes
a delightful effervescent litbiswater
drink which millions of mea snd women
take now and then, thua avoiding serir
Icaia kidney and bladder disesses.
Morning
Shopping
Is an experience that many
have yet to enjoy
Imagine avoiding the
crowds.
Imagine the delights of the
early hours of the day
Imagine the joy in after
noons to use as one will.
Try shopping in the morn
ing tomorrow at McMorran
and Washburne's both
floors.
m
THE GOING
He's gone.
I do not understand,
I only know
That as he turned to go
And waved his hand,
In his young eyes a sudden
glory shone;
And I was dazzled by a sun
set glow,
And he was gone.
Wilfred Wilson Gibson.
A Manly
Boy
It's vp to you you're heir
to everything beneath the
heavens. Kaufman
This is truly the "boy's
age." Our government as
well as big business and so
cial institutions recognize as
never before his importance.
He is the coming, leader
the foundation in the great
building of progress.
He is thinking and choos
ing for himself. Take "the
matter of dress invariably
you will find the alert, up
and doing young chap wear
ing "Kaynee Shirts or BIous
es. Kaynee garments reflect
quality to a high degree
they look well, w;ear well and
wash well. The colors are ab
solutely fast.
Blouses 75 to $1.50
Skirts 75 to $ 2 00
Wash Suiti $150 to $3
Umbrellas
COLORED SILK
Like, Parasols, almost.
But Umbrellas, all the way
through, serviceable umbrellas that
are intentionally and unusually "good
looking."
Taupe, navy, purple, brown, black,
from $4.95 to $10.00.
For Christmas! Why nott Can
you name a gift more useful than an
umbrellaf
At M. and W.'s, First Floor.
This Is
Christmas Shopping
Season !
Buy gifts for Christmas giving NOW
After all, if s the logical idea no
congestion; no picked over or short
stocks ; no mistakes, disappoiment .
unlimited service we wonder peo
ple never thought of it before 1
The Store of Useful Gifts
Your Christmas Shopping Should Begin at Once," Says Uncle Sam.
Christmas, 1918, the Christmas of Useful Gifts. How different it is from Christmases that
have gone by. But how much better it is and how much better we all will feel if we know
we have helped, in just a little way, the government's conservation plans. The McMor
ran & Washburne Store has prepared its Christmas stocks along the lines outlined by
Uncle Sam. The stocks are brimful of happy, useful gifts, the sorts that are ever accept
able and welcome and serviceable. Your visit here tomorrow will solve many a perplex
ing question as to what to give your friends and family'. You'll be welcome.
Fine Linens, Old Prices
A few odd Cloths Pattern Cloths of distinction, if you
please AT LESS THAN THEY CAN BE BOUGHT IN TO
DAY'S MARKET OR MATCHED in like qualities, or sim
ilar qualities. When they are gone, there will certainly be
other Linens (and most of them will be cottons) and another
story. It does seem, in the face of the facts, that it is a shame
to sell these Linens at these prices but merchandising is mer
chandising, and merchandising means selling and the turn
over of stocks, and odds must go no matter how rare they
are,
So These Linens Are Here and "Stupend
ously" Attractive.
If you will excuse the word and every one who wants
to add to their linen closet most advantageously, will do well
to do so tomorrow. Remember, however, War Savings Stamps
come first.
NAPKINS, 6.50 D0Z.
26 dozen, 22 - inch linen
napkins, plain center, conven
tional and floral patterns
no cloths to match.
NAPKINS, $7.50 DOZ.
32 dozen heavy Irish linen
napkins, size 22x22, fine
quality.
LINEN SET AT ?20QO
One set Irish linen satin
damask plain center, scroll
design. Cloth 68x86 inches,
and 12 22-inch napkins.
LINEN SET AT $25.00
Satin Damask Set, rose,
plain canter design; Cloth 2x
3 yards, and 12 big 24x21-in.
napkins.
LINEN SET AT $33.50
Fine, double satin damask
Egyptian Lotus pattern ;
Cloth, 2x3 yards; 12 napkins
26x26-in., at $33.50 set
60 DOZEN TEA NAPKINS, $7.50 DOZEN.
Pure Irish Linen round thread weave, satin damask
rose pattern size 15x15 inches at $7.15 Dozen.
All of which, and the prices that have been quoted above
reminds one that linens make useful Christmas Gifts and
that the Gift Towels are already out in profusion First
Floor.
Such Wonderful Linen Sets
Just 14 in the lot, in carnation, chrysanthemum, sham
rock, and geranium pattern. One would not realize that
linens were scarce when looking at these.
Cloth 64x64 and napkins 18x18 for, set $16 00
Cloth 64x64 and napkins 18x18 for, set 800
Cloth 66x84 and napkins- 19x19 for, set $20.00
Cloth 65x100 and napkins 20x20 for, set $22 00
13-Piece Maderia Luncheon Set $7.50
THREE CLOTHS AT $6.50
Size 69x87 inches heavy
Irish linen satin damask
plain center scroll, rose,
conventional, poppy and dot
patterns. .,.
6 Cloths (2x2'2 yds) ....$10
2 Cloths (2x3 yds.) $10.85
9 Doz. Napkins, 22-in. $7.50
31 Dz. Napkins, 22in. $6.50
6 CLOTHS AT $7.50
Plain center patterns
Finely woven linen damask,
45x45 inches $7.50
SIX CLOTHS AT $4.25
45x45 inches; plain center
floral and conventional
patterns, Irish linen.
THREE CLOTHS AT $9
Irish linen, double satin
damask. Another splendid
quality, 45x45 inches.
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AND BE PATRIOTIC
Silk is the patriotic dress fabric, as it conserves the
icool needed for the soldiers, so wear silk whenever possible.
Lustrous Black Silks
Black silk the reliable. It makes up in uch serviceable
frocks too. And another reason for buying here is that
they are priced less than they would be if bought in the mar-"
ket today. How glad we are that the war doesn't deprive
us of these lovely silks.
Charmeuse j $3.50 TO $4.00
Satin Duches3 .. $3.00
Gros de Londre $2.25
Silk and Wool Poplin :..:.:.:.!;'. $2.00 AND $2 50 :
Arlctte Crepe $3 00
Georgette Crepe $1.59 TO $3-OD
Crepe de Chine '. ,....$1.75 TO $3.00'
Crepe Meteor . $3-00 TO $4.00
Pussy Willow Taffeta : $3 50
All-Silk Bengaline ......$5.00
Suede Taffeta $3.00
M. and W. Messalines $1.75 TO $2.00
Skinner's Satin $3.50
Peau de Soie :..$2.C0 TO $2.50
Chiffon Taffeta $1.79 TO $2.50 :
.Satins $3.00
A desirable width, 36-inches and this satin is the most
popular of the season as it fashions most charming frocks,
comes in all the new and suitable shades for the street. '
Bewitchingly Beautiful NEW
DRESSES $15.00 to $45.00
You'll just simply rave about these pretty dresses, they
are chock full of style and pep and so reasonably, prjaod'eon-'-uidcring
the material. S
Made of all wool Botany Worsted Navy Serge, in Vv
College Princess, Madarin and Russian v
Blouse Styles
And in loose panel effect with embroidered effects P
and fringe trimmed.
New Collarless Neckline and Wide Sash
Pure linen, hand - em
broidered includes
One 24x24 center piece
Six 10-inch doilies
Six 6-inch doilies.
M. & W. Store 1st Floor
Eugene's Lively, Busy, Wide-Awake, Progressive Store.
See these pretty dresses
tomorrow in our garment .
section, second floor.
M. & W. Store 2nd Floor
iting with friends her lor tha past
month, hss returned to her noma in
Portland. Mrs. Sorenaon is a former
resident of Eugene.
Speeds Vaeatloa With Family
A. L. Bull is spending a abort eaca
tins from his work at the shipyards- at
St. Johns with hia family her in Eugene.
Cancladea War, at Mabel
X. S. Gibson hss returned from Mabel
where hs bss been working on tha con
of the school building, two
Marie play sheds and eight cottages.
Why Hails Ar glow
postmsster F.. L- Campbell has a fair
sample of why mails sre sometimes slow
in reaching the addressee. On March
7, 1910. and November 1, 1K12, postal
mrris wera mailed at Garibaldi. Oregon.
addressed to a party at 825 Columbia
Ate., Eugene. Oregon. These cards
wera delivered to tha address and wera
received at the postoffica Saturdsy of
last week, being forwarded to Bay City,
Oregon.
Ta Lsava Far Amy WsdassSsy
Henry Henecamp, of Coburg. expects
to leave next Wednesday for Fort Mc
Arthnr. California. He waa in Eugene
Saturday making preparationa for his
departure.
Rev. C. E. Dushaai III
Iter. C. E Dunham, pst'ir of the First
Bsptist church, haa been ill since Satur
day with tba grip, and It will probably
be eeveral daya before he can be around
again.
San af Farmer Resident Diss
A son of W. J. Wagers, firmer Eugsns
realty man. died in Portland last week
of rnXluensa, contracted while travelling
to Portland from hia former boms in
tha Esat Tha father waa a buainess
visitor in Eugena last Friday.
Whelssala Groosr Dead
M. Lang, of L-ine; & Company, died at
hia home i& Portland Sunday morning.
October 20. Tb Lang Company
branch bouse her will b rlosed todsy
on account of his desth. Mr. Edgsr
Keeney, of the branch bona her left
for Portland Sundiy evening to attend
tb funeral today.
Alpha Tsa Omega Rents Hosts
Tb vacant house just south of the
Hull spartmenta, on Alder street, has
been rented by Alpha Tan Omega aa a
club house. Their former fraternity
bom baa been commandeered aa a part
of tha University barracks. Members of
th fraternltv esnert ta hsva their new
quarters furnished by next Friday.
Tw Pass Pharmacy Bsard
W. Wood and Harold Stevenson, of
tba Linn Drug company, hjva received
word that they paaaed tba examination
which they took before tb atat board
of pharmacy in Portland severs 1 weeks
ago.
Mrs. Rlohmeo! Iiaprovlag
Sirs. Thomas Richmond, of Gardiner,
who underwent an operation at tha Mer
cy hospital three week ago, waa dle
cbargd today and will remain with her
slattr-ln-law, Mrs. Geo. Tate, at T2
Madiaon street, for about threa weeks.
Sba ia letting along nicely.
Donate Frail Far Soldlsrs
Two box of canned trait ban been
donated for tha us of sick soldiers
through the National Service league.
Generoua contributions of grapes) and
applea were mad in response to a call
aent out hat week, according to reports
from the leagu heaedquarters. 4
Back to tha Atlaatfa Caaat .
A telegram received hi Eugene tooaj .'
from Aaat. Paymaster G. Fraacla) Xoraa,
dwboraing and aupply officer on a trana
port carrying txoopa acroes tha Atlantic,
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