Saturday ttomhaQ
THE EUGENE DAILY GTAED
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Goats arid Dresses
We have just received a very
large assortment of ladies'
coats ami. dresses -in .latest
styles, shades and materials.
COATS
For street wear or dress
i occasions. ,
DRESSES
For the most? exacting, in
, styles j and colors, which are
sure to please a garment for
"any price or figure some
stylish velvets.
BEARD'S
. .856 'Nfillamotte St. .
-HEMSTITCHING DONE
BIO DANCE
At Junction City tonight.
Melody Mlxern.
Riiftgpirs
ul.M
" NOTICE. R. A. M.
TMgrne Chapter No. 10, It. A. M. Mon
day night anil work in the M. M. (Ic
tiee, 1'umpkia -pie unci douiflinutK.
H. 3. UHAY, H. .P:
GEO. NCHtRIS, Sec. 15
, NOTICE
The Jiero Ice Crenin Fnlnce, . 1852
Eat Mill St. will be open Oct. () with
a full line of confeoUoiiH, muoIcoh, diewa
nnd emergency groceries.
oi2 , . - W. F. -WAKFKL
: HOW'S THIS?
, HALL'S CATARRH MEDIdlNB wfll
do what w claim for It-rid your ayitam
of Catarrh or Seafneu oauud by
Catarrh.
- HALL'S CATARRH MED1CINP eon
lata of, an Ointment which Quickly
Relieve! the catarrhal Inflammation, and
Via Interna! Medicine, a Tonic, which
acta throurh the Wood on the Mucous
Burfacea. tnua aulaUm to restore nor
mal oondltlona.. .
Bold by drUK(lta for over 40 Tears.
r, t. Cheney Co,. Tolodo. O.
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
In Hio County Court of the Stale of
Oregon in and for the County of Ittiie.
In probate No. 3(10!). ,
In Ho Knlnle Of Iotla Deccniied.
Notice ik hereby given that I filed
my final account in the nbove entitled
probate proceeding on Oct. 12, IICI;
Hint-, nn iiniil date, the court entered an
order that the hearing upon wild final
a count he had in aaid court at tlie hour
of 10:00 o'c ock A. M. Nov. 13, llf-'H
nnd thut nuy objeciioiiH thereto immt be
nude on or before sum time.
. 11. 10. SLA'lTKItY,
AdmlniHtriLlor of Hiiid lOtttutc.
No.l51t)-Viat-dy-nl0
Hnliv KneclaliHtB In better portraits,
Konwnu Studio. olH
BIO DANCE
At Junction City tonight,
Atelody Mixerx.
FIFE, DRUM CORPS
' OF '81 PLAYS HERE
A grey-haired remnant of that once
powerful bmlv, the I'uion army In the
Civil War, came to Kugene today to
Kouud martial iiiusic from fife nnd drum
in a nilly far different from that of '01.
'I hen they played for country; lothiy nnd
tomorrow they play for church.
A half dor.en, hint of the fife and drum
cirp of Oregim'B (irnnd Army of the
Hepublir. arrived early thla afternoon
from the north to naslut in rally day
nervier for the KirM 'hrilian church
i:ihle achool. Wide their "day'a work"
ia not until the Sabbath, they were not
niggardly with their mimic and g-.ive
downtown Kuijene 8 treat aeldom experi
enced when they played from the truck
thut met them at the train, and later in
concert on downtown at reel.
All plana have been completed for the
hut rully day wrvie, hiijb Hev. K. V.
Stivers, pnator. Cara will be donated to
l-riug- to church tboae who cannot get
there of their own accord. A goal of 17X1
haa been act for attendance. It i ex
pected this will be exceeded by a hundred
or ao.
The fife and drum corpa la being en
tertained by the O. A. H. and allied wo
men's orgiinizntlona of Eugene tit the
armory this afternoon between '! mi a
o'clock. ' ,
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By All f
Means
jr a
"HUMAN
WRECKAGE"
STARTS
MONDAY
At '
The REX
INTRODUCED HERE
game of the aeaaon It) to be n hard one
for the Kugene ooy. n.t Cottage drove
la reputed to have one of the strongest
teams in her Iiixtory this year. Weight
and experience are combined on the
rivul siiuad tais year. It is said.
Kugene high backs nnd line alike, are
driving into the practice scrlmuinices
.with a fiirec iliat sneaks well for tile
The first lfl-4 model four-cylinder team. With a string of experienced back-five-passenger
Nash sedan to be brought field, men, the carriers of the pigskin
to Kugine waH sold this week to A- H. seem numerous enough. II. Munerud,
Underwood of this city, according to Lucky, Coleman. Landrug nnd Bahb have
an announcement by the local Nash ; nil been showing u in top-notch form,
agency. Tlie cur was delivered Wednes-jand the backficid this year looks good,
dny. The line will be filled with more green
. TbA new Nasluis one of tliei smooth- muterial, hut it seems the green material
est rtuiniug and neatest appearing four- ia fuat getting into form. Thursday eve
cylinder earn seen here thin season. On'niug say the first team ploughing
a trinl trip the car purred down the city ( through the scrubs in the orennl manner,
streets with a grrice tlmt we.a n revelu-. making yardage ' on all sorts of plays,
tlon to witnesses of the demoniUnition. nlmost at will.
The motor is one of the most quiet and I Kugene high will have a strong team
smooth running, of four-eyliudcr cars on j this yenr. according to present iudica
tho market. ' . tions, and hnpts arc high tliat the sea-
The car is well-upholstered and has an ! son will bring a series of victories.
extremely neat Ilnisli tnrougnoin;. uin
er models of the 11124 line of Nash prn,
both fours nnd sixes, are declared to be
correspondingly fine.
.Eugene High Will
Have Special Train
NOTICE
NO HUNTING this year on Hop Is
land Itancli.
018 i ' J. Of. 8KAVEY.
Woman Cleared, Man
Guilty In Booze Case
Mnrjory Ilutton won clenrod of thf
r.hnrge of illogal poassion of Jiiiuor
Tvlum a justice court jury, trying the
'iih before Acting JTimtk-o llnrold .1.
Wells, late Friday afternoon i turned a
heinp made bv the studenta I verdict of not guilty. Her companion.
of Kugene high school for the chartering It. Z. Evans, cook at a local restaurant,
of a special train to carry rooters to the was found guilty. J. C. Wray, member of
Kugene-Cottnge Grove football game at the trio arrested the evening of October
Cottage Grove on Saturday, October 20. j II by Constable John Marsh and Deputy
IlusscHVIf liifi students sign up for the trip tlie van sivorvermi. n.ui previously ueen
olll special train will be run, and indications, fined land sentenced.
now are tnat tne reijinrea mimoer win , " .... ...
he on hand when tlie gnme is cattea. j..... n ...,....B ,.i ,..
Tlie local high school team is woiklng! l;ouor us she was merely a passenger 111
liard in order to get into the best ot ' ' automobile, at the time Evans told
shape for the coming affray. The first, 'l" Jury the same thing, brtt they found
" 1 . t Mm vnillv. Thnnn tivmir thit pjim worn
THE LAST THREE DAYS!
Sunday. Morfday and Tuesday
INTERNATIONAL PAMOUS PALMIST AND CRYSTAL GAZER.
Madame
"The Friend and
Counsellor of Ruling
Princes" L .
Isis
"The Lady .Who
Amazed All
India"
Kll
I. S. Iay, .7. T. fJcnn, Mrs, Jizzie )an-.
iel, T. A. NtiverH, (., I. lievereaux and
A. V. Hrnmwell. Howard Brownell np
p en red for the defendants Clyde N. John
ston prosecuted. ,
MADAME ISIS Is without doubt one of the greatest Living
Palmists and Crystal Gazers of our time.
ST. FRANCIS HOTEL 132 EIGHTS' AVE. WEST. PHONE 345.
Spwinl Prices $1.00 for cither cih-iIh, pnlin or t-rvstal rondinK, or nll three for $2.50
Hours 10:00 n. m. to (i:0l) p. in. 7:.'!0 to 9:00 p. m. ' '
THE LAST THREE DAYS! 1
Palmists and Crystal Qazors the World over follow in her footsteps and ack
nowledge her leadership.
Hundreds recommend her here in Eugene, obey that impulse! CALL NOW or
' 1 phone for appointment.
3)
Springfield, Ore.. Get. 13. Mre. Moy
White of Portland arrived Thmnday
night to spend a few diiyn here in the
home of her pa rent h, CMr. and Mrs. K.
C. Innibert.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Walker returned
from a trip to Portlnni'i where they at
tended the undertaken convention.
Leo CrnfO returned to hit home here
from Marsh field where lie wuh work in r
at. the "St rite Lumher wmpJiiy, lie
nuislied two fingers while at work.
iPerl Nelwon lins gone to the home of
her aunt at Uoshen for a few day.
Mrs. Mnry MaKill in enjoying a visit
with her brother Mr. lMiillippie who ar
rived here from Idiflio. He- will leave
soon for Portland to vinit n, brother.
Mrs. O. A. Swarls waa elected presi
dent! of the parent-teacher association.
Mrs. Fred Louk vae-preHident, Mra.
t'liff Abnuna aecond vice-preaident.
Fischer-Soults Lbr. Co.
Yard of
Quality and Service
Protect Vour Machinery
House Your Stock Properly-
Sintill invostmoiit in huihlings will save
money hy Having your niaehinery.
Keeping stock warm, dry and oomfortahle
syives feed nnd insures gv.en.ter. profit.
. LKT US ASSIST YOU . .'
NO ORDERS TOO SMALL OR TOO LARGE
Many Fine Voices
Trying For Glee
j Twenty-nix - women at the 1'niversit.v
of Oregon were miceessful in the second
Icyout for tho woiih'u'h plee rluh, it wan
, tiiiUDtincetl thU morniii;. The final tr.vout
i will ho held Tuesday. '
: Johu Stark KvanH. of the school of
music, stales that the reimon of there
hciiig so many chosen from the second
tryout was that the voices were excel
j lent and of 'unusual quality. Those that
were successful are: Klixaheth Nelson.
,'Marsaret lilatt. l''rederie.ka Shilke, Neva
rrvi4e, IjoIb lxckhart. tHive '.Merry.
i'lavia Hitter, Kilith Driver, t.nyle Kcdi
j erts, Frances ltttrnett, Mildred Hnrkley,
' Helen Iturflehl, Muhel Mitdden. Altn Put
nam, fharlotte Mnnanl, Ie lires
1'iurson, Harriet ltoss. Wolfer, Knther
ine Flood, Kunice Parker, Marion l'hy,
Dorothy lrnke, tlaudin Itroders, Mil
dred Dednuin, llemico Myers, mill Idn
Mnuclet.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our friends and
neinhhors for their ncta of kindness and
I words of sympathy -during the illness
nnd death of our lieioveii wne ami mo
ther; also for the beautiful floral offer
ings.
H.VItltY W. lirSSl.I.I. AX11 JACK
NOTICE TO HUNTERS
We, the -nndersiuned jiroperly owners.
Xorth ami West of Irvinjc will prosecute
without distinction any one caught hunt
li'K on our premises.
.1. fddren. It. O. Dwinans, A.
liolde. W. Pay. It. S. Wnddel. A. W.
llavnes, H. A. l!eet. It. II. Hond, John
Macauley. li. lloqua. II. . Stewart. oW
' BIO DANCE
At Junction City tonight. ltussell-
Meloily Mixers.
Rialto Theatre
Junction City .
. Sunday
The Great ReminWjn
Drama. .
,fQlJT OF'JHEr-
-;:Vi)ust;;:.
World's-
Largest
Chain
Department
Store
Organization
r . "Hvrfumii4
iillj 475 DEPARTMENT STORES
EUGENE, OKfcAiUlN . .
Stylish New Sports Coa
;.- In Attractive Youthful Styles
' ; For sports, for school, for8J
' wear nothing could be hfttil
these Coats. They are so yJ
UI1U Duiai luuiviiijj, And
tical, too t ) .
These are developed in
plaid backs, and double
terials. Some take collars o!-
' arid smartness. ' , Both raglu'
set-in sleeves are shown ,
set-in sleeves are shown
novelty cuffs which proclaim
newness. .There are ' new
effects, and large patch o,
pockets. The sizes run from
effects, and large patch o, ,
pockets. The sizes run from i
44 jn a wide range of colors. !
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arc auic lu uuu une- wnich wi
you exactly, at a real saving,
note how low our prices ar.i
$19.75 to $34.:
Warm Goats
Save Money on These!
Here are savings worth your attention ! Due
to our quantity purchases we are able to give
you these splendid values. Warm Winter Coats
in a variety oi styles tor gins irom i iu iu.
Charming Styles
Economically Priced
Coats of velour, Polaire
cloth, Astrakhan and suede
velour, a.ll full lined for
warmth. Self, beaverette,
or Coney collars. Some add
fur cuffs' and pockets or
ornaments. -
The newest styles with
loose back, side tie, as well
as the belted all-around
models.
In brown, reindeer, grey,
navy, tan, and copen.
$4.98 to $14.75
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Better Davenports Better Hot
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Sold
on
Easy
Weekly
or
Monthly
Payments
A small cash payment and a little each week- nr mnnt.Vi nnd vou soon
one of these beautiful davenports paid for. Nothing ads as much to the A
auuo uiu uuuuuri oi a room.
I
Davenports $65 to $300.
Average Size Davenport
t Denim Upholstering
$65.00
$10 Down $2.")f) jior wook.
Taupe or Blue Color
TaDestrv Upholstery
Handsome Davenport
$95.00
ir,f)ft lWri' -'.;')0 per
Upholstered in Velour
Extra Value at $125
m Down' $4.00 110r week
Masive Mohair Davnf
$175 to $300 ,
SmairCash Vayraw
Balance $5 to $10 lor
V
-ether 'davenports not mentioned here Huge-, comfortable,"
own femr gd qu51it ft da.WJ1Prt cfcn..6e .them; today.. .f
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Good Service
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Complete Stock .
.YAUD .GtH AND HIGH
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