Eugene daily guard., January 13, 1923, Image 5

sSatnr3ay Evening, January 13, 1023
THE EUGEND DAILY dUAKH '
Page Fiv
OUR NEW STORE WILL .'CONTAIN OVER 20,00) VSQUA'fcE FEET OF 'SELLING SPACE
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'Jjj I Since true economy is based on exceptional quality
, linked with low prices, these January Sales are of prc-
jjh eminent worth to shoppers. The Sale of Drosses is hut
jr one example of the many savings to be found here.
ManuarySa
IWool' Frocks
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1-4 to 1-2
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35 Wool Frocks go on sale at quick
selling prices, and every one of them
is labeled with a distinction that pro
nounce them the season's 'best in
stylo, fabric and color.
LARGER
865 Willamette St.
B CITY NEWS IS
Murna to CorvalHs be will address fanner meetings. "Sir.
. J. Hurd. count v scent lender, to- . Snence han appeared before several
xned last eveniuz to (.'orvallis after
tending a few day here on business.
iahway to Opwr
d fOtineH . of craneern in this vivcinity
discussing legislation concerning affrieul-ture.
Ibe Pacific biiihwoy between Albany ' Ktovn to California
id Jefferaon will be onen for traffic iP flIlli i Rrndford have left
ouday, aoeordinjf to W. K. Wright, as- fr XIS Angeles to make their future!
ihit- isreui Hunt chkuhmt. -nr. n-tin. - r.rme.ur. Jfrautorii who nas ncen a siu-
L largo of tbis work aud tbat throiiKii ; dent at tbe University of Oregon nrchi
. j.ie Santiam bottom and says tlie diim- teeturiil school has accented a position
KKiel done amounted to about $3000. witn a jj0H .ngctea architect firm.
' Kl islts In Washington
flir Carey Thompson, of Vida. has r-ol-ki-,e:ed
at tbe county clerk's office bounty
6 a bobcat killed recently.
rpd-lbrary Board Re-Elects
ii j -The following were re-elected of fi -
u.Mrh o.f the city, library board nt the an-
, ml meeting yesterday: Ann Wltitenker,
ip jr resident; E. O, Potter, vice-president,
rm,. T. Cockerliue, secretary and. li, 11.
1(j a liaidage, treasurer.
Phono Employes to Meet
At the tMbnni hotel at 7 o'clock to
night, the Willamette Telephone flub,
composed of employes nf the. Pacific
Telegraph and Telephone company, will
hold a banquet. All exchanges south of
Albany will be represented. It is ex
pected that about HO will attend. Dr.
V. It. Neal will direct a first aid demonstration.
'''"lis Shoulder Injured
. 1. F. Tickertj truck driver, was taken I
. I Jitrrcj uunuiiui in nut i uu mjiu
...iitulder treated. Cord wood on his truck
.' lipped out of place, some, of it pinning
stir ' ,w to "H WHOe
,r"r ''.ad Night for Buma
JJ Hoboes found it too cold last niplit
ttt ' S sleep in the open so they asked to
( e locked up in the city jail for the
lf.ht. Ten were accommodated by Of
fers Judkins and Mary.
: i" tDDOinted Administrator
vHamnel B. Kern has been appointed by ,
. ip -ne prooBTe court noiumistraior ot me
feiate of Susan Kern, who died at Oot
0 rtLKe Grove, December . lft'J'J. Apprais-i-cs
apnointed are Welcome Hubbell.
Uujomin Thrasher and fieorge (iarrout-
Veteran Hiker Visits
Kavmnnd H. Hell, World war veteran
who "hint April started out on a long
hike for the benefit of his health, was u
lup.ene visitor last night. He Jans travel
er! t!22S miles since setting out from
Hoekhind, .Maine. Hell weighed UtX
pounds, as a result of stopping !S2 pieces
of shrapnel in France, but now tips
the beam at IKX He takes frequent
side journeys to snow capped peaks,
speeding several days at Crater lake on
the way north. Hell, who is enroute to
t'nnada, meets expenses by writing for
mr.gaxines. An article rii Mt. lessen has
bet n purchased by the tieographic inuga
zine. This morning he set out for the
north afoot.
Jaa C;iarQ6 of Choir-
C. H.
Hcihcatt. imisical director, lias
pfirrived and taken charge of the Chris
lvUan chnircb choir. Ho is jto have charge
r-"uring the revival services- to be con
acted there, startinc January 2S, bj
asse Kellems aud Howard Kichards.
4 11 latter Speaks at Drain
jpt'C. E'Hpence, master of the Oregon
Jate grange, left today ftir Drain where
Class Elects Officers
About f)0 members of the junior wom
en's class of the First Christian church
nut in the church parlors yesterday foi
their monthly business meet big and so
cial. Officers for the coming year were
elected as follows: Teacher, -Mrs. Tints.
Ituiby: assistant teacher, Mrs. A. W.
, Ji.vdick: president, .Mrs. Cirav Hart on:
vice-president, Mrs. Harold Knott; sec
retary, Mrs. T. A. Stivers; assistant
secretary, Mrs. K. V. Stivers; treasurer.
Mis:; Kstella Doty; flower committee,
Mis Will Robertson. A social followed
the business meeting and refreshments
were served.
BIG BEN
is not an alarm clock, but a clock with an alarm attach
ment. That is, he does not merely get you up on time,
but he keeps fine time, stays on time and lasts a long
time
The people that design him can't begin to ship him fast
Ben is a tmtll-telling and reliable alarm clpck.
He never .fails you. , ' ; m
. Tltf' Big lien is . - .$3.0 . .' .
:ith Lurainoulii$4.75; 0 0
or HfiottR...
ii See Our Other Adver- See Our Other Adver-
jjj tisement on Page 6. tisement on Page G.
NEW YORK OFFICES '"-Sid"' 1 170 BROADWAY
Plans Compel This
Our Expansion
Sae 14 Days More of Supreme Value Giving
Very Pretty Dress
Skirts $6.95
Final Clearance of
62 Beautiful Dresses
Values to $49.50
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Handsome dresses, everyone new, every dress a beauty.
Dresses of Canton Crepe, 'Poiret Twill, Taffeta, Trieotine
ond Jersey, just IV2 in the lot, all sizes.
Popular Colors
Finest Materials
-Select n dress at this less than cost of material price,
select while we have vour si.o in the color you want.
Garment Section 2nd Floor.
Alteration S;ile of clever new dress skirts in checks,
plaids and stripes, plain and pleated, all reduced to $0.95.
$3.50 Silk Petticoats $1.98
Silk Jersey Petticoats in Green, Navy, Black, Brown,
Copen and Henna, our regular $:!..r0 Petticoat, all silk,
at $1.!K. .,
To $9.00 Bath Robes $3.98
Women's and .Misses' Bathrobes in pretty Beacon Roh
inir mflerns. most all sizes, values to !.()() at $3.98 and
1 $4.!)8.
Children's Wash Dresses
Values to $3.98 at $1.89
Values to $1.98 at 89c
Buy Children's Wash Dresses at; . bis saving, ages 4
to 14'years. Made of rettiesl ginghams.
FINAL REDUCTION ON CHILDREN'S COATS
A 'real surprise splendid new Coats for CI
materials, colors are Green, ISurgandv, I'lue,
worth as high as $15.01), this week n't $3.08
lildren of fancy V'e
Brown and I'nncv
Ivets and Woolen
mixtures. Somfc
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LANE COUNTY'S GREAT' BARGAIN "CENTER
Boys' Knit Sweaters $2.98
Bradley Knit 'Sweaters for boys,
in new heather colors. All sizes.
Regular price is $5.00.
$1.25 Boys' Blouses 75c
A clean-up on a lot of odds and
ends of Boys' Blouses from our
regular $1.(K) and $1.25 grades.
$1.50 Union Suits 98c
Boys' Fleece Lined Union Suits,
sizes ( to 1G, t 98c, this week.
Good heavy weight.
Men's Sweaters Half Price
All fancy Colored Sweaters for
men aud hoys, except Tom Wye
and Thermo, at half price.
Men's Work Shirts ,75c
flood Heavy Blue Chambra
Work Shirts, our regular $1.00
grade, in this sale at 75c, or 3
for $2.00.
$5.00 Hats $1.95
Odds and ends from our regular
$4.(K) and $5.00 bats. Most all col
ors in all sizes. This week $1.!)5.
$5.00 Knit Coats $3.98 .
'Men's Bradley Knit Coats in
green and browji heather colors.
All sizes. This week $3.98.
Boys' Rah Rah Hats 25c
Regular 50c and 75c, Hats for
boys, of good wool material, to
close out this week at 25c.
To $2.50 Boys' Hats 75c
Bows' Wool Hats, regular $1.50
to $2.50 each, on sale this week
at 75c each. Amid patterns.
35c to 50c Collars 15c
Men's Soft Collars, discontinued
styles nf 35c to 50c. collars, on sale
this week at 15c, or 2 for 25c.
Men's Lisle Hose, Box $1.25
A bd' of 4 pairs, of fine Lisle
Hose for fl.25. I'.liick-, gray .and
coj'dovati coh.r. t '
. Daisy ,MtisI in-,-Yard 19 .
-i'l'he liiill lrricV w'lj,'ile:m vanU
last, (Jcnuyte ).isv jt'M'-ilick.
Berkeley Cambric, Yd 2Gc
Finest. Berkeley Cambric, yard
wide, soft, and fine for underwear.
Stevens Linen Crash 22c
Stevens' Linen Crash Toweling
in natural color, 18 inches wide.
Mail and phone orders filled."
Silk and Cotton Poplins,
$1.00 Values 85c
3(i inches wide. Colors are navy,
copen, gray, white and plum. A
popular fabric, for dresses, shirts
and blouses.
Priestly Cravenette and
Wool Suitings, 56-in. Wide,
$3.50 to $5.00 Values,
$1.98 Yard
Wonderful materials for suites,
coats and dresses. Many pieces
half price and less. All 5li inches
wide, in a good 'assortment of pat
terns and colors.
36-inch Lining Satins and
Taffeta Silks, Values
to $2.50 at 98c
Several pieces of short lengths
of $2.50 Taffeta Silks ami .'Hi-inch
Cotton Back Lining Satins; worth
$1.50 and $2.00, in this Alteration
Sale at 98c yard. All .'ili inches
wide.
$2.50 to $3.00 Taffeta Silks
$1.69
10 pieces onlv of liuhl evening
shades, of finest Taffeta Sill;; M
inches wide. Both plain and fancy
culm's,' also isome dark ishades.
Very special at $1,119 yard.
40 inch Silk Chiffons,
$1.00 Values, 59c
A splendid value. Those Chif-
Imis are 40 inches
..white and yellow,
value, .79c yard, or
wide, in blue,
Regular $1.00
2 yards $1.00.
Crocheted Bedspreads
$1.95
100 Crocheted Bedspreads, full
size. Our regular $2.50 values, in
this Alteration Sale at$1.95 each.
9-4 Sheeting, Yard 47c
Best grades of I'ullaway or Km
. oire 9-4 Sheeting. Fine, smooth,
heavy weight sheeting, lileai'bed or
unbleached, all this week 47e yard.
9-4 Pequot Sheeting 67c
Yard
Peipiot means the best. Blenched
or unbleached 9-4 width Sheeting
on sale this week at (!7c. Other
widths at corresponding prices.
85c Danish Poplar Cloth
39c Yard
Danish Poplar Cloth is popu
lar for children's dresses, skirts
and 'blouses. Fust color, and a
very serviceable material. Reg
ular 85c yard, sale price 39c,
Silks, Short Lengths,
Half Price
Splendid (piality Silks in lengths
of from I to 3 yards, at half
price. Taffetas, Oharmeuso, Sport
Silks, Crepe Jersevs and Mcssa
lines. Regular price $2.00 to $4.50,
pale price $1.00 to $2.25 yard.
Standard Outing Flannel
13c Yard
Buy Standard Outing Flannels
this sale at less than wholesale
cost, while 1000 yards last. Xeat
patterns. A sensational value.
$3.00 Bed Comforts
$1.95
Flowered silkoline covered Com
forts in tan, blue, green and rose.
Our regular $3.00 values, in this
Alteration sale at $1.95.
$5.50 to $6.50 Bathrobe
Blankets $3.98
-Pretty Bathrobe Blankets in
brown, gray, blue, given and rose.
Size 72x90. Kadi with cords and
tassels to mat i'h, sale price $3.98.
Blea.J.cf Mi, n.gh,r. S,J n .-' V CT-fTOKr'I'H WffiKI'lirlttfigK. .
rr.l. " . . . ' ' " 'A!Vr all, the I'.eSt llaev. in T.vii to Trade" . .'.
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$6.50 Woolnap Blankets
$4.95
Large size Wooluaj) Blankets,
fi(ix80, in prettiest plaids blue,
pink, lavender and tan. An excep
tional value at sale price, $4.95.
Large Size Cotton Blankets
Regular $2.48
$1.95 Pr.
Splendid grade of Double Cotton
Blankets, in gray and tan, with
pink and blue borders. Sixes 64x76.
Alteration Sale $1.95 pair.
60c Marquisettes in Cream
and White, 39c Yd.
36 inches wide, cream and white
Marquisettes, splendid 60c grade,
Alteration Sale price 39c yard.
$1.50 and $2.00 Warner
Corsets 98c
Our entire stock of Warner Cor
sets marked $1.50 and $2.00, during
this Alteration Sale at 98c. Both
front and back lace corsets, flood
models and new styles.
50c Children's Under
Waists 29c Each
Children's White Outing Under
waists, in ages 1 to 12 years. Rog
ular 50c values, Alteration Salo
price 29c each. .
$2.25 and '$2.50 Feather
Pillows $1.95
flood' Feather Pillows in blue,
rose and tan, flowered patterns,
filled with good feathers. Size
21x27. Alteration Sale price $1.95.
Children's Outing Gowns
and Sleepers, Values to
$2.00, at 98c
Gowns, sizes 1 to 14 years; sleep
ing garments', 1 to 10 years. Good
(pinl'ity Outing Flannel in stripes
and while. Regular $1.50 and
$2.00 values, 98c. ,
75c and $1.00 Gowns and
Sleepers for Children 35c
Sleepers and Gowns of Outing
Flannel. Regular 75c. to $1.00 val
ues' at 35c. Sizes 1 to ( years.
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