Tucsday Evening, January 20, 1025
THE EUGENE GUARD
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Special Demonstrations All This Week of Famous "Boncilla" Beauty Preparations Drug Section.
TO START FEB. 22
Removal Sale
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TRIMMED
BST'COAT
f CILIEA h
Nances
$29 975U
Formerly $49.50
up to $149.50
A peerless occasion to purchase tho coat
of your desire at a .price that is only pos
sible NOW.
Good fabrics, rich furs, best colors, most
favored styles by manufacturers of nation
al fame. Every woman who purchases one
of these coats will feel that she has never
done so well before.
LARGE'S
865 Willamette
Cut This Out It Is Worth Money.
Send tbis ad and ten cents to Foley
& Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., Chicago,
III., writing your name and address
dearly, l'ou will receive a sample
bottle of FOLEY'S HONEY AND
TAR COMPOUND for coughs, colds
ibd hoarseness, also cample packages
of FOLEY PILLS, a dieuretic stim
ulant for the kidneys, and FOLEY
CATHARTIC TABLETS for consti
pation, and biliousness. These de
pendable remedies are free from opi
ates and have helped millions of peo
Ble. Try them! (adv)
Li
Suit to recover damages to the
amount of $3568 were filed today in
circuit court by Hazel Wcller against
tho Mountain States Power com
pany. The plaintiff alleges that a
leaky gas meter installed at the home
at 1300 Oak street caused her to be
overcome by the gas fumes the eve
ning of July 12, 1023, and that she
has not yet fully recovered from the
effects. The plaintiff alleges that she
was ill at the hospital for two days
and that several months later Bhe
still suffered due to the fault of the
company. Williams and Bean are at
torneys for the plointiff.
SPECIAL
ON DRESSES
One lot of 15 women's dresses of Canton Crepe,
wool and knit all good styles and wonderful valT
ues to close out at
e
$9.98
m ooo vviuameii,e a
Plans for the revival starting Feb
ruary 22 under direction of the Dem.
arctu Kvangelicsl party are being
made by the committee consisting "f
Itev. J. Franklin Haas, Dev. C. E.
Dunham und Rev. O. A. llouglum nf
this city. Sub-committees named will
bold a general meeting at the Metho
dist church Sunday afternoon to com.
plete plans for the revival.
"Agnew Demarest, who lesds tbs
singing and directs tbe personal work,
is the sou of godly parents," ssys
Rev. Dunham.. "His father was of au
ancient Huguenot family anil served
tbe church as a Presbyterian minis
ter. Agnew was designed for the
same work, but being gifted musically,
studied -organ and voice, being suc
cessfully organise and choirmaster in
two of the largest churches of Louis
ville, Ky.
"Mrs, Victoria Booth Clibborn
Demarest belongs to a family of
women preachers. She is the grand
daughter of William and Catherine
Booth of Salvation army fame. Born
in Parts, she began in childhood h.t j
wura iur uie salvation ot otner cnu
dren."
Mid-yenr promotions of Eugene
school pupils will take place February
0, it is announced in the office of the
school board clerk. This date marks
the end of the present semester, and
the second semester will start Febru
ary 12.
A total of 3277 students arc now
enrolled in local schools, according to
the report of Joseph T. tilenn, su
perintendent of schools. Tbis makes
33S0 for the school year. The
rious classes is 3133 and the aver-'
age daily attendance is 301S, or a per
centage of 97 per cent.
Pupils eligible for promotion Feb
ruary 9, by grades are as follows:
Grammar school: first grade, SOS;
second grade, 281; third grade, 278;
fourth grade, 204; fifth grade 287;
sixth grade, 315; seventh grade, 812;
eighth grade, 2o8. High school: Ninth
grade, 333; tenth grade, 231; elev
enth grade, 230; twelfth grade, 219;
unclassified 23.
CITY HEWS
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made at the sheriff's office today.
The license plates for 1025 were
T80-S44.
Road Supervisor Here 1
C. O. Abbey, road supervisor of
district 31), was a business visitor in
Eugene today and declared that a
few more days like yesterday includ
ing the bright sunshine would be of
great help in road work.
Here From Vlda
Air. and Mrs; J. F. Minney and B.
F. Minney were visitors in the city
today from their home at Vida. B.
F. Minney reported that his wife
who was seriously ill is now much
improved and able to be about.
Ladies Aid to Meet
A meeting of tbe West Side di
vision of (ho Congregational Churrh
IiOdies' Aid is wt for Wednesday af
ternoon at 2:ItU o'clock, it is announc
ed. Tho meeting will be nt the home
of Mrs. E. A. Lewis, 40 Twentieth
avenue west.
!! np3n s ' ' III
ill Look on clothes as a venture in self-udver- ll
I Isn't it really sensible and thrifty for the am- j
HI bitious man to wear smart, fine clothes!
! Quality, dignity, style, make
: Hart Schaffner & Marx
j - Clothes Good "Ads." ' j
II Wade Bros.
Jj Home of Hart Sr.haffmT & Marx Clothes
Tonight is the big pot luck supper
given by tbe women's auxiliary of tiie
Amprican legion for the members of
the organization. Every legionnaire is
invited to the linnqtict, which will b
followed by an entertainment and
dnncp. Special invention is offered to
tbe unmnrrird members of the legion,
who haven't been attending these so
cial affairs, it is stated.
flans for tJie coming reunion of
Lane county ex-service men will be
li sen sued by the American legion
committee beaded by (ieorge B. Love,
at a meeting in the chamber of com
merce rooms Thursday night. Com
manders of legion posts in Lane coun
ty will assemble in Ktigeni Friday
night at the same place to discus
plans for co-operation with the local1
post's committee.
Ministerial Union
Program is Ready
. 1 f
rrnfpRHor Walter C. Harnes, of the
(department of history of the Univer
sity of Oregon, will be the priuripul
Ppcnkcr at a meeting of tbe Kngene
I Ministerial union to be held at the!
Anchorage Fr day. February KI, ac-
cording to announcement today of I
J Rev. C' K. lunhain. president. Pro-j
I feasor Ilarnea will speak on various:
'phases of the world peace movement!
and it historical significance, is the
announcement. Itev. J. F. llaai, psi- j
tor of the Methodist church, is in -charge
of the program.
Four Decrees of
Divorce Granted
Four divorce decrees were granted
by Judge (i, F. ikipwortb in circuit t
jiirt today.
The following were giren the de
cree: Mary Belle Irish from her bun band, .
Chsrle f. Irish.
Margaret Jar limn from her hus ,
band. Herbert C. Jackson.
Kllen McFarlanrt fmin her husband,
Chsrles A. McFarlaod.
Kate M. Hopkins from her bus band.
Itoj F. IJopklDi." 1
Lowest Prices Of The Entire Year On
Men's Clothing And Furnishings
Mens Overcoats
Grouped At Four
Special Prices
10 COATS, VALUES 1 044 Qff
TO $22.50 J ?J-A9
35 COATS, VALUES l 4 C QC
TO $35.00 J vAOt3
50 COATS, VALUES 1 OQ Qff
TO $40.00 J VOW
OVERCOATS AND TOP f OQQ (IZ
COATS UP TO $50 P0tl3
Men who buy wisely are looking abend to
nest season's needs and buying now.
Men! Don't Pass Up
These Prices On Suits
Tho M. & W. reputation for dependable
clothing is well known. At theso generous
prices you'll bo well satisfied that you
have real bargains.
Group 1
Suits selling to $30.00
(Sizes 35x38)
Group 2
50 suits selling
to $45
Group 3
Men's and young men's -
suits to $50
$16.95
$26.85
$33.00
They'll outclass anything in town!
' Men's Flannel Night Shirts
89c
3 for $2.50. Good medium light flannel night
shirts in striped patterns. "Well made throughout.
All sizes.
Men's Pure Cut Silk Ties
95c,
A handsome lot . of patterns in this group that
would ordinarily bo worth $1.50 to $2.00
Men's Trousers, Sale Price
$1.65, $2.65, $3.65
Wool mixed and all wool fabrics. All sizes and nil
neat patterns. Very special!
Silk and Silk Fiber Hose
39c Pair
Closing out this lot values to
$1.50. White, black and champ,
All sizes. -r-
Boys' School
Blouses 49c
3 For $1.35
Selling regularly to 75o.
Neat striped patterns in
good quality percales and
sturdy shirtings.
Phoenix Pure Silk Hose
$1.25 Grade 89o
85o Grade 69o
Perfect in every way in black, green and grey.
Every size on sale.
Men's Pure Silk Hose (Black)
59c Pair
Genuine "Park Mill" hose, selling ordinarily at
$1.00 pair. Beautiful lustrous black silk hose,
59o pair.
"Holeproof" Mercerized Lisle Hose
5 Pairs For $1.00
Irregulars of a much higher priced hose. Imper
foctions are very slight. All sizes. Black and
brown.
Men's 35c Soft Collars 19c Each
Broken sizes some slightly soiled. All sizes but not
all. sizes .in each stylo. 6 collars for $1.00.
Men's Knitted
and Silk Ties
1 5c Each
4 for 50o
Big assortment of neat
patterns to choose
from. Closing out 200
ties at 'way less than
actual costl
While they last
your choice 15o each
frm v:
Just 24
Boy's Shirts
19 Each
Sizes 12, 12i and 13
only. Neckband styles,
starched cuffs. Shirts
that if they were not
slightly soiled would
sell up to $1.50. Please
noto again limited
sizes.
If your boy can wear
these sizes don't miss
this bargain!
At These Low Prices Look Well To Your Future Needs
Men's Dress
Shirt '
89c Each
There still remain for this week's
selling an excellent assortment of
neat patterns and colors in these
to $1.50 shirls. Made, of sturdy
percales ami novelty shirtings. All
sizes. Neckband and negligee
styles all sizes.
Boys' $4.50 Sweaters
Sale price $2.!)8
Men's Dress Shirts
$1.65
Popular $1.65 collar uttached styles in a wide
variety of striped and checked patterns.
Plenty of tho wanted blues and tan shades.
All fast color shirts that will give satisfactory
wear. Every size.
Men's Dress Shirts
$2.65
Included at this price is our entire stock of
$3.00 nnd $3.50 shirts. All fresh new stock
patterns and styles pnrlieuliirly popular for
spring wear. Excellently made of finest mad
ras nnd fancy shirtings. Collar attached
Htvles.
more
Men's Chambray Work Shirts
89c, 3 for $2.55
Good medium weight shirls made of service
able bluo chambray. Generously sized nnd
well made throughout. Even (it their regular
price of $1.00 they nro special. Stock up at
8'Jo.
Closing Out All Stag Shirts v
$5.95
Shirts selling formerly to $!). "Will be dis
posed of at $5.95. Made of heavy all wool
fabrics double shoulders and sleeves. A won
derful shirt for loggers, teamsters and all out
doors men. About 12 left to be sold at this
low price.
. 50 Boys' Suits
"Worth to $15 salo price. ..$7.95
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