Eugene daily guard., December 21, 1921, Image 8

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IH1 EUGENE DAILY GUABD
Wednesday Evening, 2l
Slippers Are Excellent Gifts
and certain to be a))rcciated. Styles and sizes for everyone here, both in felt
and leather. All he latest colors and two-tone effects. Give Slippers Christ
mas. . '
LAST TIMES TODAY
You'll have to hurry to see
thin unanimously praised
piettirization of Edith Hull 's
glowing story
"THE SHEIK"
' starring
Rudolph Valentino
and Agnes Ay res
IiOMT. V. HAJXvSWOItTII
,. in speeial concert
On Our Super-Wurlitzer
Rex Select Comedy
.'Ninety Days or Life'
Rex Atmospheric Prologue
featuring
" OLEX MORROW
Tomorrow: BILL HART
' in "WHITE OAK"
The
CASTLE
First Showings Today
' :'
The American Beauty
r KATHERINE
MacDONALD
' . '". ; in
."Her Social Value"
An 'original.' sereen drama
evolving the . romaneo of a
girl who wed above her
station; ... ; From drawing
room to mini ng camp to
love and happiness swings
the dramatic action of. Kath
arine MacDonald's nowest
picture.,, . .-v
Roy Stewart and Lilliuu
Rich head a fine support
ing oast.
. . ' ' .
; Castle Select Comedy
LANE COilK H
. . COTTAGJl GROVE.
. .. ('ottiiuc Urove, Ore.. Doe. 11. Clim-lci.
Caldwell returned from I'ortiuud .Mmlii
WRlit. Hn k,vn they r Iuiviiik much
; colder weather down there, Hum we an.
: bore.
3Iuyor Uvutgi' II Knoivli's, ('jiiiioiliunn
John )n(rh mill I', ., Shinii me electric
Imht mini, will K, tu Salem Vodnowliit.
Ml-. NiiowIvh nnd .Mr. Vont.di In tlio c tyV
Interest of the oleetrle lulu.
. Mrs. I'nnni,. itto 1m void her ranch
lit lononllu, nnd In iiiovlliir In t'olniuc
ttruve. .MM. Willi! Iidh lioni I 'JVlllll
troot.
There will In. n hull Riven Suturdm
nlltht. 1 HI, in Muom- hull. The Amer
ican li'irfoH glva n hall I'linHiniiis vv i.
tin) American legion hall.
llriitlilon Leonard and Ham- Ncci
wont to Hester Tni'H,l,iy duck 'linntiiin.
' Ihc flee iilurm annulled Moudnv night
nut tlu firt. wum kooii extinguished, li
Wtt'i u flue fire ut tin- llreodloyn home on
wot .Mnin street, 'llu. wilier wh.i froaen.
and had It nrovi'd n big fire it would
buvo been very destructive.
- There will hi' ii nil-Prill;; of I he aiuck
holders of Iho I'lmago lirnve cannon
..Inn. U, V.WJ, in llu. I'oiiinicreiul Club
hall. . .
v Mr. and .Mis. .Mm Wallace wont to
r-ureno 'I'liiiHilny night lo stov in the
'.Minor Allen home while .Minor nod wife
Malt In l'ortlnud with .M i. Wulliin V
foiher, Tom Allen nnd fninilv.
Mr. .1. If. fhninherK, .Mr. nnd Mrs.
U I., llarrcll. Mrw. lima Monger, Wil
llnin Thuui, Mr. nnd .Mrs. r. K, ruiph.
ley anil llnryl Ilinkle and friend, nml
Albert llriffiu vent to KiiKone Tuesday
.evening to hear Nousa' band.
Mt nnd Mm. .1. S. Coleninn will leave
tbe first of the year for Hiu'rnniento,
tnllfofnln.
.Mii 1'mrl Henm Ib vmIiIiix her father.
,. A. Senm, friend of .Mi I'earl.
I. I. WUson mine Tuesday from Ash
laud nnd in viHitiiiK with her ieoile. '
Mini Mnind nnd Inmily will b-me rimi-y-dy
for Seattle to upend i hrwluias with!
their daughter. Mrs. Iliirria KinnioiiH niid
family.
Mr. and Mrs. .lameM liroom
I oiiuillft Tuei,hi.v to visit over '
Many Special Gift Values for Last
Shopping Days
Every Woman Expects Gifts of
Silk Hosiery
And we know of no store better able to supply your'x
wants of high grade how at such moderate price's. .
Women's Fibre Silk Hose, lisle heels, toes and tops, ,
every pair perfect, brown, black and gray, u'9c pr.
BUSTER BROWN HOSE, $1.25 PR.
Buy the Box, 3 Pr. $3.50
A brand that every woman knows .and would
appreciate as her hosiery gift.
Full Fa.shic.ned Black Silk Hose. in. a medium weight.
Lisle heels, toes and tops, all sizes, a fine gift, $2.50 pr.
Full Fashioned Silk Hose, every thread pure silk,
heavy weight, black, brown and white, extra good qual
ity, pr. $:U!I.
Glove Silk Hose, an all-silk hose, white or black, pr.
$4.(10. . .....
Oneida' Community Bridal Wreath
Silverware
A 'popular pattern that is very inexpensive. Made by
. the Oneida Community Ltd, makers of the famous
Community Silverware."
Guaranteed Ten Years. New Low Prices.
Plus 5 Tax
Sets of Six
Teaspoons
Dessert Spoons
Table Spoons
Medium Knives
Flat Forks
Salad Forks
Oyster Forks
Individual Pieces
Berry Spoon
Sugar Spoon
Pickle Fork
Cold Meat Fork
Cream Ladle . '
Oravy Ladle
Butter Knives
R2en! These Woo!
Overcoals
: $15.00'
Are Unequaled Values'
Listen! This is too big for
you to miss! Imagine getting a
STYLISH, UP-TO-THE-MLT-UTE,
WOOL OVERCOAT for
$15.00.
Men, here's outstanding value .
for you you'll wonder how any
one could possibly . pay more
when you see these surprising
' coats.
Full belted, semi-fitting mod
els double breasted. Snug
storm collars, slash pockets aud
adjustable sleeves. In heather
brown.
i Superb values for men, $15.00
Comfy Bath Robes for Men
Two Exceptional Values, $5.75, $8.50 '
Here's a gift that is unusuallv acceptable to men
Make "his" Christmas gift this year be a bath
warm, sott ilannel -gift.
robe. Uanay rones , in
that are sure to please;-$5.75i
$8.50.
Heavy Ribbed Wool Unions
'" ; $385 V, .
Men will find these just, the thing for cold wea
ther needs. In natural color with, long sleeves and
-ankle length legs. Sizes 38 to ; 44, $3.85. -- ... -
Cold Weather Comforts .
All Wool Mackinaws
For Men " 7
Superb value and warm, cheery comfort are the
big features of these mackinaws. Let your gift
to "him" this Christmas be a mackinaw. He'll
appreciate it I
' wonderfully attractive double breasted, bolted
models, with . big, protecting storm collars and
patch pockets flapped. Dressy color mixtures
with grays, greens and browns and in heather
plaids and checks. Special, $7.95.
Gift Ivory Toilet Ware
Wc have a splendid assortment here for your selection. Finely 1
grained, with a brilliant finish. A gift that is always appreci
ated and constantly
Hair Brushes
Mirrors .... .
used
: . . .$1.25 Combs ........
$3.25 to $f).00 Pt'ifunie Mottles
;.' ". Travs
Powder Boxes . ,
Hair Receivers
Manicure Pieces
Clocks
Pin Cushions . .
Picture Frames '
Nail Buffers . . .
Talcum' Powder
Soap Boxes
Manicure Scissors
Manicure Sets . . .
..80c to $2.00
. .65c to $lT7of
65c to $3.50 f
...$1.10 to $3.2'5
...$1.10 to $3.25
.30c to 65c
...$3.75 to $8.90
$1.15'
. ..$1.35 to $3.25
. . . . .65c to $1.95
Holders,
, ....89c to $2.3!)
J3c to 85c
$1.65
$2.50 to $9.85 :
Lovely Xmas Perfume Sets
Garden Fragrance Set in satin
lined box of green and gold.
Toilet Water and Face Pow
der ....... .; .$2.50
Perfume,- Face Powder and
Gold Vanity Sets ....... .$3.00
Perfume, Toilet. Water and
; Face Powder $4.00
Fiancee Sets in beautiful brown
boxes with orange satin lining
Perfume, Face'Powder and
Gold Vanity ; $3.50
Toilet Water and Face Pow
der $4.00
Toilet Water, Face Powder
and Gold Can Talcum ....$5.00
Karess Toilet Sets in old gold
blue ' boxes, with Toilet Wa
lter and Face Powder $7.50
Perfume, Toilet Water and
Face Powder $10.00
Gift Thoughts from the Hardware Section
Mako your gifts practical! Gifts of items such as listed be
low, have a real value lasting through the years and carrying
with them a lasting remembrance oi your tiioughtfulness.
Hot Point Elertrtc Irons, nickel plated, complete with six
foot cord and plug, $6.95.
Electric Toaster, a modern conve- ';'
meuce that makes a splendid gift.
Nickel plated, 6-foot cord and
plug, $6.75.
Percolators, of heavy polished
aluminum, incorporating the- fa
mous "Hot AVoll" principle. A
ffift of lasting satisfaction, $5.50
to $7,50.
- Aluminum Combination Cookers
five piece has more advantages
and uses than any similar set. Ca
pacity of outside kettle is 6 ots.
A fine gift for the home. Spe
cial. $2.98.
Gifts Unique
Appropriate remembrances for home
adornment that are both practical and beau
tiful, will bo found iu TILE GIFT SHOP
on tho second floor.
Odd bits of bric-a-brac, quaint pieces' of
Oriental pottery, candle sticks, book ends,
lamps; trinket, glove and sewing boxes;
trays, baskets, incense burners, candy boxes
kimonos these are only a few random sug
gestions. Whatever you would expect to
find is here. Much that you have not
tliouulit to find and more that yon have
not thought of at all.
The. Gift Shop Second Floor.
French Kid Gloves
a Pair
of F
Made from the finest selected kid skins, bv best glove makers
France. Perfectly made, correctly sized,-and beautifully em
broidered in contrasting colors.
Children's Bed Spreads, $1.75 to $3.75
Attractive patterns in crocheted and satin
finish, plain white, or colors of blue and white
and pink and white. Make some child happy
with one. . '
White Spreads $1.7.") to $3.75.
Colored Spreads, $3.25 and $.'1.50. '
i '
Some
hacks,
black.
have self embroidered
Gray, brown, tan and
Very acceptable gifts, the pr.
$3.50.
If in doubt as to size, give a
Glove Certificate.
Men's Jersey House Coats, $2.50
Snug, comfortable, knitted coats .that men will like for house
wear. 'Lay down collars, two pockets. In brown onlv. Sizes 38
to 42. $2.50. , .. '
For Every Boy
Warm Ruff Neck Sweaters, $5.50
In Royal Blue and Grey
Hero's the garment for the boy! Whether it
be a gift or otherwise, it is. certain to -bo ap
preciated. ' ',
Fashioned entirely of warm, cosy wool iu
the smartest of color combinations. . A real gift
for real boys. $5.50. 1 -
Boys' Wool Pants, 85c ,
With extra knee, reinforcement. Splendid
pants, for the boy who is hard. on clothes. Brown,
given and gray heather mixtures. Unusual val
ues at .85c
.mrl riniiKlitcr Iriua Hpont Momln.v in Kii
Brno. Tin- M. 1'. G. rluli hnd llii'ir Cl':isimn
ln Tiicwlo.v with .Mrs. (I. 1.. Ntrhuk:.
Thv Cunsti'llotliiii club will tanvi their
hrlKtiuan Irvt tiexl Thurnhi,v in Iho Mn-
.Mr nml Mis. Civile Itiilurts will K'nvr
Wislinviiiiy fuv Alicnli'iMi, Wuali.. li.
irirml ChrlKtniRK wth Mr. Holiprli' n-i-iMttH,
III, mill .Mrn. AiiNlin.
Ilnth Stownrt spont TwhiIk;.- in Ku-
rohp.
Mr. Urn Ctifliiian ri'lurnril to l'liilcnr
Tui'mhiy.
Tl p rrtnlrfiMit rhih luu? n ilnnM' 'rup
Jay rvpniii in AiriM'ionn I.i'ion hull.
.ui'. ii-irry i ni-y ami onutihti.r t-im.-iMtt
to TtlNilny from I intvehinil, l';'l.. anil l
iMllllA Vinitinii hrl mir.tt Mi an.) l.w M. ......
nu iiirir iiiMiviurr, Jiri. 11, r.. iHMMi'r- .uniei" inriMli;!! lln hilltlliivv,
Juan nml fiimily. 'Ilii'y limv iii'vv Kr.iml- Mr A. llnrkiMt fiimi ('timvill viait-
llauithti'r llmuui Ih-nii Uuixi-rimm. i-rt ihis oi-k with Iut uii'l.-, W. .
'Miss Myrilo Ki'm iium .Mumhiy from t'hniln nml fninilv, rt-tnnii'ia; lnuii. Tiu-x-
Misamila, 'Montana, nlnri' nIic U ti-n.-h- il.iy
it it intiHit' nml nil in tin ni'IumiU, Siii Itov l.iwi whn linn tn-i n ivorliiiiii nt
-ays ovirvtliiiiif in froron oliil ihi-n. tho IloiulorMon rosinuriim. lofi Miml;ti
rtlio will ho with hor iHiroiila, Mr. nml fur l'nrtlnml to to' rvnmin.il f,.r id',.
Mia. O. M. Koin itiirim Iho lioliiljva. wniiml ho iiyoivoil in Olo norlil war.
A. S, Wright and koii Ki nilnll noro ii Jul n I'nffninn . nmo ili.wn Mm ilm
Irnin Snloin mi huiinoHs Tnonlny. night from Itnhon la ami snv th-v nmo
. The Old MniiU hud n imrty Mondu.v almitt two fort of ..now up ilioro.
liljht ar .Mr. and Mr. Union ltoliini..m". Mr. and .Mn. Ki-nnk I :.Miii. ron rn..
To t'f tho vnnne ldi J rnnio no.ir Inrol lo Kuono M.mihy. Tli r nd wi ,
hrookliit; un tho iri by nnnonn. inj j,-k thoy kidiioil ' mod (i.irt of tho
, iliolr onitafonioniN In ynmw gi-ntlomon in way,
Inwn; 'I'hoy both wrnr d:'iinoiii on Iho Slln Itorth i Howo rolr'.rnlod hot 1st'
third fiuitor of llioir h fl hamR hirllid.iv nl li r I onio on K'ifth tooot
; Joi lamowo.il loft 'l iiosihiy for t'o. Monilny rvrninv with n l nVlook diiinor
Inirif whro ho will build n luhlo thai Tlinso ihohoih noro Dnllio I'ltohor. .Mn-
m wnshod nut ri.oully ly tho flood, hoi Mariiii. KIio n-U (mm l.on.lon
.Mr. and Mr". Itoy 1 h:T.'l'ii from fur- Mnllo 1'oolors. Unlli l.ohoiv. I.ohortii
tl In ionl Tnoolr.i hi Imvn hoi.inr.. Millor. .lono lloni. n, Ui Curriii
; iMra. John .NnkM", ,Mrn. IMlio Millor and.Mi. K. 4. Ilowo, and Jia Ih-rlha
(':'' ...
llmvc. Others Juvihsl wrro Ullio Himihm,
HntiH la'bow, Kvl.vn Vea (eh ami Vla
JMnnU-r.
Mi?, Alirt Lrznt. mmi tin from Uiwr
burjj Tut'sdny and is vlsUhiK hor
tjinu'r. -Mrs. Iau Kent to,
1 JUNCTION CITY
.liiuiliou (Hty. Oro Koo. 'iX. Kd I..
Ayroa of Ijiiuuslor was In tho city yes
tonln.v, 8. It. lloKtio of Moadowvlow was ahop
tlnir lu .lunotioil City 'rnomlar.
.lohn Milliorn and Mr. Uiohaulson of
Sinithliold wnn trnnMaotiuR buHinoaa in
tlio oity yestordny.
.Mrs. .loo .1 mn of Liberty i shoppinn
iu .Iniiotion 'I'uosday.
Mr. Norton of lllnohly Ls Junction
visitor Tuosdny nflornoun.
Kll.;rt IMokoy ami wilo of lltirimmy
' hoi:ini iu tho city Tucxdny.
I'lydo lloliwnh of Alviiiloro waa a
hn.inoioi visimr Tuoailay in .1 unci ion.
Koliorl M. Wohstor of Kniono was
tr.iiin.-iiiiK businoHK in .luitftion I'ity
and Monroo M'uoMlny.
Iwronco Wood was in Junction Tuos
d'.iy nftornoon.
llorboii M. ltoonio wrtn in tho city on
hiwiucH Tnosdni from Kiifono.
Mm. Ilolon Wnmior ami children of
Snloin nro xpcndiiiK tho liolidnyn with
Mra. WriitnoiV iarontH, Mr. and Mrn.
( .1. l'.lirman.
T. J, Kirk nml ?ton l.olio of Itivof
liow wore in Junction City Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Camcniinc ami cbil
dion and t;rrimiinn Knoblo of l.iboriy
wore snooping in the city TuomIii).
Kor iiinlity iinr! -1'riiuT Nom.
I Insure wiUi Henry TYoiun, 3." West !)th I iimi i aM
WALTERVILLB.
WnlturvUli. Oro.. Dor. 21. Mupiirct
(VI iho uMfHt child 'f Mr. and Mrs.
Ino O'Drll diod at tho fninilv himio on
llomlny ovt-nin at fivt oVIopk, Magnrot
has boon sick for xouie tlho. but doalh
oamo ttiiddohlr aftor contraoting pnoti
monta Simdny.. Jrho fuitoral sorviooH
wopp hold from tho Waltorville ohnrch
IhiN niorniiig nt ton o'clock
BERRY GROWERS CONVENE
nlrm. Ore. lor. i'l.-The berry pro
worn of tho ntnfo nro mortinft in Sulcm
this wo-k at thoir fifnt annual convon
tion. llnrtioultura oxport.t and inon of
oxnintnri hi tho borry industry from
nonrlr all the principal berry producing
tuttrtctH r the memo ooat are in at
tendHiuN m thc.mectiuK.Kivint the. gro
wers The benefit o tpreir experience.
In thet i initial ratlieHuir, tlm horry
moii :tit hoarinir the most prominent men
n the cst ill: tho linos, of production.
i'irtvp control, ranmnc nnd market me.
ami the convention triveti' promise of be
vmin nm nf rho nmvt important annual
iueotinjM of fruit grow era.
PEARL OIL
( KEROSENE
CALIFORNIA KEFUSES GAME
Itorkolev. iil lVc. 'Jl.- Cnl'Iornia
tod.iy annnuiuTd H would ho. -unable to
Herein the offor nf ILirvnrX for a foot-
h.ill date at Cambridre llotoher 2S. 11IJ-J. i
Tho lony trin en.t wnuhl Interfere t.to ;
aenniwlr with ollee wrk. it a "tot
ed.
"We muti't fortct that foothall play-
era Jo to colleire for. an cilucnt Ion." wn. j
the Ktiirthne annoirneeniont of loach
Amk Smith. i '
Excelsior Wood
Speeial for 10 days
startin.?; Dec 14th
$3.50
for Large Load"
Mohawk
Wood Yard
Phone 0
THURSDAY
Grocery Values
Get Your Candies Here
3 lb. box Kniso's Krpnlif.n;i1
2 lbs. box Kriisc's Kxccptionals
nil juti-active vanctv of other Hox
Candies .:,0c lo
doldcn Dates, 2 lbs.
2 lbs. Assorted Kisses . . .
lbs. Chocolate Drops
Hibbon Mixed
Med. Xavel Oranges, doz.
Half crate $2.25; crate ............
.$2.25
. 1.15
4.00
1.00
1.10
.20
.20
4.25
V. t.'