Eugene daily guard., December 21, 1922, Image 7

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'-'Jfrtfsday- Evening, December 2I,1922
Tago SoveiJ
JID PER ACRE WILL
DRAIN AMAZON AREA
Tin" Amu"".8'0"1' n wost
in tMtifiwl nt thestuti' druiuniit as
l .tion nieetiuR. according to I'.iwt-ne
ffflvtk. sei-rotury ot the Cliamli.-r of
ir.,ni the uieotiiiB in I'ortluuU. l'rof.s-
r IV 1" 1'UW".-U'''"1'!"'0 blIX'lllllt Ut
C m"! -Idiues K.vlt prcsitltTii uf
.y,.' br-x fcT'"""1 UKri'K! both
United fuclH l thi'ir lccturm show-inn
it Ihe Amnion r"j" could bo d.iiiu
ly The asrk-ulturnl rulhxe has
giJ i preliminary survey of the Aom-
V"?- ,mn iiitps of HIlnMi.
. j i the Willamette valley there are
r a million aires that need draiuaee.
Icrerdii to. facts brought out at .tlf
LANE COUNTY NEWS
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CHICKAHOMINY
I 'lU'liltllUlll lJ t
.. . . ...l.....n.ii mid f'liffnrd nod Chester
liiys iuade a business trig to Euseue lust
Friday- ...,,, u ,,. ,..
l-rnnees uiuu .... "."
1 ...1. ...... ClllA Will III. rtnl.ll.V.(l ,tl
VUUJ1U" WJiviv - .............. ...
.hn Snellstiom liros: eooic house for a
(cir weeks. . I
Mrs. I'-nzu ' ....-. ....
i..if,.i and children, Kniest Mubo and
mji. Cecelia AVartlien and Henry ou-me
jpmt Sunday cveumg m me . j. !
tfr home. ,
c.nvilen was a Sunday caller at
lnP,i'arlilc.homo.
Frank carwe ot imik-i: vimn
M the Kays, Anderson Lumber company
list work. ; .
.....1 ll..mmnn wllft WHR nil Ills WAV lit
(told Hill (pent Thursday evening ut the
J. P. Nichols noinc.
JlrS. i'eler IJOURU Ol .utrraiu nm
n' few dayp with her Bister, Mrs. W. J.
''The Misses Bona and Frances Carlile
spent Saturday afternoon ,at the J. W.
llajnes home. . - . : ' .. t.,.
Among mo uunie ................
... o I,.. u-nn. Mrs. J. (J. l'orlfir. .
noil 'v.y Ii
Orroll KnK and ucceiia nnruieu.
Mrs. Krnest Mabe of Eugene is visit
ing relatives nt Walton. .
Cecelia Harineii wua u u. tuv
Cirlile home Friday evening.
Those nbsent from school this week
nere Carroll Kirk, Chester Kays and
Hollis cariue. .
Chffoid Kays was dismissed from
school Friday afternoon for being per
fect in attendance the past month.
Mrs. L. S. l'orter nnd daughters of
Meredith spent, u few days last week at
the homes ot .urs. j. u. ipntt mm jim
C. E. Carlile.
U'ster Carlile of Eugene is visiting
friends and relatives of Walton.
ai(,..,i Khvh called at tho hurcamn
tome Sunday evening.
Among those from Noli who attended
the shooting match Sunday were: l)nu
Burgeis, Jim, AValter and Arthur Alli
son. . . . ,
Jomes Lamb of Elmira was in a uou
Snndoy attending the shooting match.
ELMIBA.
Kunira, Ore., Dee. TJ.w alter ;in
ent of Veueta spent the week-end in
l?1!?' -it. .i.t Annt ot Vpnota is un-
able to attend to his work on account
',AWn8tewis" of Wolf Creek spent the
week-end at tho Pickert home.
There will be n i.urwimus irrv.- ......
lirogrnin at the Baptist church at eneta
Uciaude nnd Hoyd Mix. Lcona and Lil
lian Itust and Loris Hale attended a
party near rruuMin . ...... -
The- Ul.uirn high basketball team uou
aa easy victory uc. "
learn Friday evening, Iee. !. The score
was to to u. . , . ,
Oliver Long mnue a uuiu "
Miseuc r rmuy. .
The canny puinug ui me -
('.ardner, Ucc. 13 wm voted a success
by all present. , . ,
W. 11. Sallec nnd family made a busi
ness trip to Eugene Saturday.
.Mr. ViaiKcr aim u v vi.
visiting at the home ot Mr. nnd Mis.
heeler.
SANTA CLARA.
1.. m. ...l.l miell
Mt Clan, l.m. - -v- .
ot uist ween urous"' !"" ; ,,,
of which are a great l'le'ire fr
younger set. lioys. e!-ii .u..... - -
sleds nnd ttl-c seen nuing " , ,.
hind niiiomohilcs or by bemg drawn u
littrses. . . ...
S. J. (linv lost the cow that wes mm.,
.j .- i. . ...:n. e.... I-ibI week. Mi
ni Kit'K Willi HIM IV.... .
. . . .I miwu lllld COll
uray uus some vci.y ts.'.-
siacrs ins loss to auiou.ii. i
hundred Ur. , -A ,, ,,,.1,,
uienn uim Willis .?t".... - t0i.,.r
of V. 11. SUetlncr ann inn.."
miicncreii a nig nog iw .,.,., i.a,i
tae t inistian r.ninu.... . ; ,
a taffy pull at tho church r nday. A good
crowd was present aim u mn. . r,
portei . .virs. jiciimiuiu .... ..v - .
l-i .u. I flu i. v mid Mi-!-
aim me, pastor, in.".-. ,
Alice lfruuk of Eugene were present to
Bilp with the games iur v". . ",
.1. L. Fisher is reported iiinie sick with
cold. . ,..,t
Ttoc Misses Grace I'nigoo.
l l oner and I railKin i. ..'. - - .
Miikc Sunday over near .Sprtugfieli . It w
reported the young lauieu
mr mist etoe. for
ii. K. Fry hns linen ipm -,:.
mc time, lie has the renewal of
irmitiii. of the stoinaca imi "o
vtmre living m vaiuur h- v,.
The church is preparing a fhoi t w"
frogrnm to mil in with both the moimiik
M evening services ni si
Mi-reises will moslLv he given I'J "r
fluldren of the humiay wi"-
n...n.n runs nFVIEW
. Chicago. Dec Ul.-Gr.iu Pri.-r-
irnguHr nt the nose ui ...
heard of trade toilay. Corn dropped I on
heavy selling by professional while whent
mi oats Rtivanceu ou i.-"- --
Hand. Provlsion were irregui.ir.
"Mai: imeiuoer f" - ,
ll-.T 1-8 and closed np 5-S: May opened
oi 1-4 nt tlMl and ciose' "r ' -:
July opened up 3-8 at ?1H ,0,tA
. ..-..U..A nt
t'.rn: IVcember opeiien .
41 1-4 and closed tip M,f o!1' inVv
off 1-S at 40 and closed "P 1 ""
ep'Led up 1-4 at 4.. and closed up
PORTLAND GRAIN
Portland. lc "Jl. W ! : ' ;r
white Jl .V). soft white jn.U.'. westeru
h.te Jl.iV
m
MKN'S 1TATS IN THE NEW SPRING STYLES,
BUT WINTER WEIGHTS
STORE OPEN TOwWl?oVVfTlLAS:3 P,lf.
If Still in Doubt, Give a McMorran & Wrashburne ChVistiiia'sVMcHchandise Order for !:iy Amount Desired
L . -v--f-
Christmas Bath Robes and
House Coats
$7.50 to $22.50
Batli Roljcs and Houso Coats tluit any
man would dolisrht in weanns; and bo
proud to own. Luxurious materials and ' .
clever patterns:.
r-Math Kolies and House Coats in all
sizes for men, young or old.
$5.00
---dive him a tiew Hal; if it dues not fit. il may
he exchanged after Cluistiniu. New Sirins style -in
weights suitable for present wear, all sizes,
New York Office, 1170 3roadway .all new eolors. Other Hats up to $7.:0.
A Mighty S
Cheer to
ale of Christmas "Gifts" That Will Bring
omes-Gif ts at lk to V2 Less
ountless
-10 days ago this store recognized the fact that many people of limited 'f "wnlVeLtsoath all Sd'buTwf largest
we launched a mighty "Gift" Sale campaign, pricing high quality articles at factory cost an d less M that all 1 could buy. ine largest
business in our history and thousands of new customers is the result. Duy here tomorrow and you will appreciate tne savl"Ss- ,
Our Entire Stock of
Men's Fine Overcoats
$45.00, $50.00, $55.00 and $60.00 values
$39.50
1 - - . 1 , . - v..
v Good news tor men aim lor women wno wnni io ouy
. ' i i i . i ji. - i ni. :ei
tneir unsuanu, son or orotner ii rum v,iuiatiuua nui.
WonderfuJ new Overcoats, of Knppenheiuier make, at u
seusatioiially low price.
All sizes, all sytles, nil one price, $39.50.
Handsome Coats
For Women
Our Finest Ones
14 to V2 Less
These wonderful new Coats for. women that nt our reg
ular prices nro less thau elsewhere, are now roducod
25 to 50
Every Coat new, every Cont 11 beauty nnd at theso prices
many vrill ho selected for gifts for mothers, sisters and
wives.
-SEE WINDOW DISPLAY TOMORROW
mm '
New Gift Sweaters For
, Women, $4.50 to $15
Clever new Sweaters for women, of
prettiest colorings, tuxedo front, tie
belt, cuffs, and made of finest mate
rials: .ill sizes 3G to 44. Buy these for
gifts. (
New Silk'Jersey and Radium
Petticoats at $3.98
Very smart new styles. Good qual
ity Jersev, in rose, henna, black, navy,
brown, tan", green, Alice blue and ma
roon. Made straight style, some with
flounces.
- Oregon Wool Blankets
at $4.50 Pair
A good wool Double Blanket, in gray.
With colored border, at $4.50 a pair. A
warm wool Blanket, quite a bit under
priced. 4 li
Pure Fleece Wool Plaid
Blankets $11.50
Pure Wool Blankets, largo size and
in prettiest plaid patterns, very special
nt $11.50 pair.
Suit Cases, Trunks, Hand Bags
$5.00 to $50.00
Our luggage department offers best
values and largest assortments in
Trunks, Suit Cases and Hand Bags, 111
styles for men and women.
Pretty Silk Shirtings
Yd. $1.50 to $2.69
Make him 'a new Silk Shirt of tbis
wonderful silk Prettiest patterns, in
just the colors that ho will like, at $l.o0
to $2.G'J yard.
IJjlJ More Good Christmas News!
J 1440 Fairs: of -
an A UT a 1 i
Mmvs Lisle ii
ose
Regular $2.00 a'Box, on Sale Tomorrow at
$1.25 a Box
We contracted for this hhipmcnt of Lislo Hoso' for
Men six mohtbs ago, before tho recent advanco inprico,
had them packed 4 pairs in a fancy Christmas box to
retail at $2.00 a box. They arrived yesterday and
as we have but 3 days before Christmas to disposo of
them, we offer for quick disposal tho outirc lot nt
$1.25 a Box of 4 Pairs, in Pretty Xmas Box
Colors ore Blac.k, Cordovan and Gray; sizes 91 to
Phone and Mail Orders Filled .
; $2.50 Glove Silk Camisoles
at $1.48
At $1.48 these lovely Olovo Silk und
Crepo do Chino Camisoles are less than
w.ai.nr. wlinlosnle cost. TlieV have tho
tape top effect, ribbon straps, elastic
band slipover; nosii eoior rauj, 1
sios 3G to 44. These dainty CnmiSoles
make very neeeptnble gifts for her.
$3.00 Glove Silk Vests $1.98
10 dozen pretty Glove Silk Vests iu
....1.... ....i.il'.r .oil 1 rmn
Ill'bli euiui) y,"" "-"i
In this lot are oiily 120 garments, nnd
.it this irieo will not last long.
rtdm,. onriiimit-a of (Jlovo Silk aro
reniviiM. chmniso nnd . union suits, at
" . ' .
prices lrom
$2.50 to $15.00
. : ' Gift Handkerchiefs
Men, Women Children,
r 10c to $1.00 . t
This is truly Eugcno's Christmas
ITaiiflkcrehief Storo. Hundreds of do
cus of gift Handkercbiefs for men, wo- "
men and children at MnMorran & "Wash- ,
bumo'H much lower prices. ; .,' .
TOYS! TOYS!
2d Floor.
Vrsit tho Toy Department, 2d floor,
for Toys, Games, Books, Doll Furniture,
etc. Good assortment and lowest prices.
American Boy Magazine
Free With Every Suit
Willi every Boys', Suit or Overcoat
we give a tree siiDscripiimi u iuo aurei
ioau Boy Magazine. Givo him a sub
kcription for Christuins. t.;. ,
Munsing Silk Bloomers and Ve stsfor Women and Misses, at
$2.75 t o $5.00
, knit nure thread Silk Vests and Bloomers in all women's and
Sin nndVancy All packel in appropriate gift boxes.
Men's Pure Silk Shirts,$4.50, $6.00 and $8.50.
lmtlwr father son or friends if silk shirt of McMorran k Washl.unie
'IZ F e 1 ffi Jente, Itnbv Bro.-vle.loth and Ch'ntta Pouro- Shirts, ... s.zes
"to-lV. Shiris mfry be wclmnRed. after Christmas for another pattern or size
if desired. , . ' 1
UNION SUITS
Kegularlv $"-r0 suit. Fine
oualitv silk and wool (mer
cerized and wool). Tho 1am
ous Munsing brand.
2 SHIRTS
Ifogularlv $:i.50 ch. ! Best
qualitv Madras cloth shuts in
white 'grounils with neat htiipe
patterns.
$5
$5
3 TIES
Hegiilnrly $2.00 each. Heavy
black satin four-in-luind ties
a very ninxiial offer at this
price.
6 TIES
Kegularlv $1.00 each. Beauti
ful cut sdk nnd knitted four-in-hand
ties in a diversity of
rich patterns.
$5
$5
i'.it..cli.'t nil hroufliial.tfounii!-i'i-
," rHj.w'J. Willi.. ' 11"' ' .,
"I. nt ih- wrnuv. .I.jrr'-t. ';": 1
'7'uv .i..n nr " T-ff'"" '.l':,'.;. '
., fii.tl c.jliSVvn'.vV. II. trnr.
. V"?.; I- Eugene's .Cheery Cjiristinaa Store
I .'K . m a . if""- 11 " L ?
Our Store Will Be Open Evenings Until
Christmas, Until 8:30 P. M.
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