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MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., SUNDAY, DECEMBER 20, IMS
EIGHT
I'lllMSTMAX Hl'llHI.HTItlNM CIIIIIMTMAH rUKIUI.NtoNI
OUT mitlilKM'i iHNi
Women's Umbrellas, 0.le.Tlurcl Oft
- Hp.'.'lnl nr..ii of d, , ,, lM h, 't
1 ""Miljti.
MAIL
ORDKRS
Women's $3.50
Silk Hose, $2.00
-They nro nlwayn u-oful,
theiefoie alvay wehiiino.
Heavy i nt I It v. full fiudiluhi'd
tliraut ullk Iiohu.
$7.50 Ivory
Mirrors, $3.98
.-The ionium fur mirh an e.
loptlolliil nil 111 Plh'O la dun
to their ulliiht IrroKUluilly.
However Imi'tlly dotoutllMu,
t'llhlllely nh ipeil, ,
Store Open Evenings 'Till Christmas
.'"or tho convonlonro of thono who find U illffhuU lo do
their t'hriitimit HhnppliiK during da.vUino we've mloptod
1'RDM l'TLY
I bin m.n.t top 11 vvi'iiliiKH 'till rhiistiiins) no ux to onuhlw l'l 1.1 .I'D
the liolulod ahoppi'l' to Khop leisurely.
Your Christmas Gift Problems Solved At Eugene's Largest Department Store
Interspersed With Holiday Specials 4 Big Busy Days Left
Your Store Is Ready To Serve You. You Will Find An Immediate Answer In Our Stock Of Holiday Goods,
tunity To Put You In Touch With Gifty Things! We Shall Deem It A Privilege To Show You.
V
We await The Oppor-
SOM KTIUNli 1 l l'1'KRI'NT !
The Japanese Gift Shop Will
Solve The Gift Problem
Toy Blsket Ball Games,
$1.25 To $2.50.
Tool Chests, $2.50 To
$10.00.
$8.75 Coaster Wagons,
Special $7.50.
Mechanical Games,
75c To $5.00.
Hilts from afar sumrtliinir different for you to
remember them with. Then eome to the Japanese
I. ill Shop on the second floor where a wonderful
.selection is on display. Moderately priced.
Erccto Sets, $1 To $5.
-Horse Shoe Games, 75c
Candle Sticks Pair
7Sc To $3.75.
Console Sets, $3.75
To $11.50.
Mechanical Autos, 65c
To $5.00.
Toy Dishes,
56.50.
15c To
Book Ends, Pair
$1.39 To $3.25.
Sewing Baskets,
30c to $1.25.
Lets Go
TOYLAND
What a thrilling place Toyland is!
So much is happening in Toyland you
can't keep track of it all.
Come on children, one for the
money, two for the show 'and we're
off to Tovland.
(2nd floor)
-Doll Buggies, $3.50 To
$10.00.
Teddy Bears, 95c To
$4.25.
B rass Opium
Bowls With Teek
weed Stands, $3.00
To $5.00.
Nut Bowls With
Cracker And Six
Picks, $1.25 To
$1.75.
Mechanical Boats, 50c
To $5.00.
Electric
$9.75.
Trains, $5.00
Incense Burners,
25c To $1.25.
Serving Trays,
$1.25 to $2.25.
-Musical Toys,
$5.00.
25c To
Dells Rrom 50c To $10.
Electric Boudoir
Lamps Complete,
Special $2.95.
Pretty Framed
Pictures, Special
$1.00.
lillT SUUIKSTIONI
Luxurious Wool Filled
Comforters, $1 1.50
And. $12.50
I'il'ARANTKKU lot'".''
AI.I. WOOL KILLING
If you wish to present u
beautiful Comforter jto some
relative or friend tin's Christ
inas we offer an inducement
in form of Luxuriance, Ouality
is one of the outstanding notes.
The cxcpiisitcncs of their
covering, too, of lustrous,
splendid quality sateen floral
pattern on one side and wide
solid color border uud figured
panel on the other side.
Comforters arc a genuine
necessity in the home and it
would be the exceptional home
that would contain more than
enough of them. You can feci
proud in giving these.
(2nd floor)
GIFT SUGGESTION!
"Krinkle" Bed Spreads
$4.50
One of the most practical, eco
nomical and w idely used spreads to
day. Size SlxlOS inches, may be
had in the following stripes of gold,
pink, blue or buff.
GIFT SUGGESTION !
To $1.50 Fancy Towels
...... 98c
For personal use or gift giving.
Special lot of these holiday Turkish
towels.
Linen Glass Toweling
Yard 33c .
Pure linen in red or blue checks.
Fancy Gift Towels
' 69c
A wonderful lot of these beauti
fully colored Turkish towels.
$ 1 .00 Linens, Yard
75c
Good weight. 18 inches wide, satin
finish, also strips with small tulip
patterns.
GIFT SUGGESTION!
Velvet Corduroys
Yard 89c
Just imagine the pretty bath or
house robes they may be made into
and so inexpensively priced too.
Their richness of-weave and soft
ness of finish make them particu
larly adaptable for tliat. Suitable
for kiddies dresses as well.
GIFT SUGGESTION !
Gift Furniture Always
Makes A Big Hit!
THEY RETAIN THEIR CHARM FOR YEARS
Sparkle color splendor is here that makes the
thrill of Christmas tingle in your veins and brings
to light many possibilities for gift I ist names.
Household things to captivate your Giristmas eye.
A rich brocade vclour davenport, with great in
viting depths as well as luxurious davenport chair
to match. ,
AND THAT'S NOT ALL YOU'LL BE
CAPTIVATED AT THE SHOWING OF
WINDSOR ROCKING CHAIRS
To further aid in your Christmas choosing your
especial attention is directed to the handsome, rich
mahogany finish rockers which come in a number
of distinctive Windsor period designs. Attractively
priced ?1 1.00, ?13.25, $14.50, $16.95 and $21.50.
That Spinet Desk She Has
Been Longing For
The desk occupies so important a place in the home
that it must be practical above all. Yet there is .no
need to sacrifice beauty and distinction. Charm as
well as convenience are common to these Iovclv
mahoganv finished Spinet Desks. $29.50, $33.75
and $41.50.
(2nd floor)
GIFT SUGGESTIONS!
Surprise Her With
A Set Of Dishes
42-PIECE BAVARIAN'
CHINA DINNER SETS, '
$25.00, $29.85 AND $31.75.
Now is a splendid time to
select your dinncrware for
Christmas. A set of dishes is a
gilt every woman admires and
one that is useful and neces
sary. Eugene's largest dish
ware department is showing a
wonderful selection of beauti
ful patterns. Sec these.
(2nd floor)
Super Quality Heavy Wool
Blankets, $20.00 .
The king of blankets. The very blankets you l.ong
for when yon see them. Made of onlv first grade
KX)'i virgin wool and workmanship. 72x84 inches,
double, heavy weight, soft and fleecy. A wonderful
l.'ift.
Sheet Blankets
Special $1 .98
100 to sell at the above
special price. 60x76
inches, double.
Wool Mixed
Blankets, $5.75
6x80 - inch "Nashua"
double blankets. Nice
ly fitmhed uud bound.
Christmas Sale of Women's
Christmas Felt Slippers
$ 1 .25 Values, pair . . 98c
$1.65 Values, pair , $1.09
To $1.95 Values, pair $1.49
See that she has a pair of these felt slippers on Christmas morning. That's a gift she'll
enjoy from the start. They are made with comfort soles and there's a variety of
bright colors to choose from. Be one of the early ones to get best selection.
Chrirtmoi Sale of Women's Ready t0 Wear
SOMETHING TO WEAR OF ( i )l 'KSI A'h ta
MAKE SURE IT WILL BE WITH l'K i w?
SUGGEST YOU SELECT YOUR AITAR oiR
FROM AX BILLY'S ,'v"'.!
At a most opportune time come, t,;s .,.;.,! ,..
of women's smart apparel, line's where frtvnil lute
Intnl. father or brother may play (lie mlr of Santa
Claim. Togs that express the last wrd ni matter ol
fashion. A remarkable opportunity, indeed, when tve
offer them at substantially reduced ptieen.
All Women's Trimmed I lata At Price
Captivating Silk Dresses dl os
To $22.75, Now Ml 03
Women's lovely silk dieoes that have liron here
but a very short time. Fashioned of lustrous sntiiii
silk crepes, also the much heralded satin hack canton.'
Effectively styled, Black and colors.
To $30.00 Women's Coats, $19.65
Ciiti you imagine it. right at a lime when you arc
in the mood of buying? Richly fur (rimmed niatj in
the season's most wanted colors. Tip friend husband
off that you'll like one of these smart models.
Women's Colorful Raincoats
Sale Price $4.45
You need but look about you and you'll ncc a femi
nine parade of raincoats on a rainy day, smiic select
to wear slickers while others prefer wearing a rub
ber raincoat. Which ever it is your desire maybe
fulfilled at Ax Billy's. A splendid selection of colors,
too.
. (2nd floor)
Blankets And Indian Robes Make
Ideal Gifts Because They're Practical
Have you been trying to find gifts that arc really
practical yet t hristtnassy and the kind you know they
wouldn't buy for themselves? If you have, we would
like to make these suggestions: I low about a motor robe
or ail Indian blanket, or a nice bed blanket.
Your store is well prepared to care for your every
blanket need.
Make This A Piece Goods Christmas
it would be hard to find anything that would be
more appreciated by some member of the family
than a length of piece goods. You can make this
a yard goods Christmas without taxing your purse
heavily.
54-ln. Wool Balbriggan, Specially
Priced $2. 1 9
Balbriggan is one of the newest of weaves in the
field of woolens. A lovely distending (tubular)
dress fabric which is being worn so extensively by
the youthful fair sex. Colors are tan, green or blue,
';
Fast Color Prints, Special, Yard 29c
36-inch "Sunset" prints in novelty patterns. A cot
ton fabric which will stand repeated tubbings and
look fresh as ever. ' ,
100 Wool Blan
. kets, special $10
ftjocKO inch splendid
quality double blankets.
All Wool Blankets
$9.00
Twin bed size, 62x84
inches. All wool in a fine
range o( colors. You may
buy them in pairs or individually.
"Orcgonian" All
Wool Blankets
A true OreRonian gift.
In many beautiful blended
plaids.
-60x81 Heavy Single,
$10.95.
72x8-1 Heavy sil,S,c' ,
$12.50
72x81 Double Blankets 1
$13.95.
$7.50 WOOL MIXED
66x80-INCH BLANV
KETS, $5.95
STAGES ABANDON PASS
no KKJtvicK sciii;irij;i roit
THIS WIXTKK
H Irk man and I 1 A tuiouiic-u
Negotiation of Snowbound Itoulc
Too Costly lo OlKTHlt)
McKenzle ihhs once more is
victorious against human efforts
to negotiate, its snowbound course.
No attempt will he made; lo in
augurate a regular Hinge service
between KUKenu and Mend this
winter.
Hueh wan the statement made
last night Iiy II. . Jlickmun, of
the firm of Hickman and Heed, co
owners of the Kinrene-Hend stage
lino which for tln hist, moinh has
been heck i njf a method of trans
IHirtiny passengers over tlip pass.
Mr. Milkman regretfully ex
plained that owing" to the wind
Mown places on thp McKenzlc
highway, where the snow had baen
riiiidod off, Hied runners' on hoih
Hip ranin-raltnnsp mid the auto
inobllp htiow shops with whic h an
experiment was made yesterday,
would lie ruined in a shplt time.
The eost of this wiih prohibitive
of service, he said.
The automobile snow shoe ex
periment was n success an lonw: as
the device could renin In in snow,
Mr. Hickman continued, nnd there
in nu troliblu With tho miow mo
tor. By an accident It has benn dls-'
covered that the snow motor will
oporatf an fast sideways as it will ',
forward and by ihe simple hp-
plication of one clutch, the motor
may lie turned sideways and rolled
toward the next snow bank. This j
method of operation prevents wear
and tear on the cylindrical rollers
of the packer and solves tho prob
lem of crossing the wind blown
patches of tho hlffhway.
Mr. Hickman suld that trips
would be made over the. pass dur-
iriK the winter months with the
snow motor and that probably by i
eaily M'irch the snow on the sum-I
mlt will have been packed hard
enoUKii that at) automobiles can
travel the highway.
RABBIT HEN TO MEET
ASKOCI.VriOV TO UK I'-OIIMKII
IX VAMiKY
Oriental Grill Under New
Management
Dinner dance every night except
Sunday. Music by the new Wur
lluer piano. Hpcrlal attention to
phone orders. Phone 2343, Jack
O'Day, proprietor. 12-8-tf
Exclusive l-ndlcfl Ilnlr Cuttlnit
H. K Hnnna with B. Piper Hell,
Eugene Hotel Beauty Shop, for
merly with Meier nnd Frank.
1 1 -20-tf
Public Donee
Dreamland hall, every Wednes
day and tiaturday eight.
U-U-tf
iiomsuieninK ni i6u luaai ienini
at G rents a yard. 12-17-3 '
II Price for Pells aiul Meat
Quoted: I hum ml for oori Skins
Brisk In New York
Meeting of the American Uab
bit and f'avey Breeder associa
tion of the Willamette valley, will
bn held in Kuitcnc on Ihe after
noon of January 0, it was an
flounced last night by H. W. Itey
nobls, local man who has been In
strumental In organizing the breed
ers into a branch of tho national
association.
The place of the meeting lias
not been definitely decided, al
though Mr. Beynolds said he
would attempt to obtain a room
in the chamber of commerce for
tliat afternoon. It Is planned to call
the meeting at 2:30 o'clock, -
Between 2" and 30 breeders are
expected to gather at this, the In
itial meeting, when officers would
be elected and committees ap
pointed lb draw up by-laws, Mr.
Beynolds said last night that he
had talked personally with about
15 rabbit breeders in Lane county
who would join the association and
that several in Portland, and -one or
two at t-reswell, had signified tin
Intention of attending the January
I meeting.
There Is a ulinllar organization In
Hood Itlver.
In commenting on the value of
rabbit pelts and meat, Mr, Rey
nolds mm hi that In a recent letter
from I Tarry O, Ilerrleln of the
Breeders and Trappers' r'or ex
change of New 'ltv, Uockland
county. New York, he had
quoted high prices for t he open
ing market.
The letter In part, follows:
"It Ik Impossible (o riuotn any
prlcm on raw rabbit pelts without
grading 'or selecting them, our
suggestion Is to ship In your entire
lot, or Just a few samples or each
specimen lo acquaint yourself wllh
our prices ami grading, Chin
chilla rabbit fikins are bringing the
highest prices, ranging from 25
cents to $1.25 each. Tho heavy
dark ticking, good slzr prime fur.
raw and well dried pelt brings tho
most."
The letter Included instructions
for shipping and how to prepare
tho pelts, and continued to say that
Havana, Blue Beveren and Ameri
can Hlue specimen bring (ho next
best prices, Common rabbit h, or
Hatters' furs, are bought by ' tho
pound at about 3ft cents.
"We can use an unlimited num
ber of raw pelts. Ship your entire
output. They will be graded im
mediately a ml rem It ta nco for
warded within 24 hours," the toi
ler concluded.
'
iirinir nni u rim
HI Jtllfll: flUHU H
FfiUIT GROWERS BUSY
uoi'M to cmisk. tannine iiy
CIIKISTMAH
,1. . Mull llcKirlM Mure Onli-m
for llollilny I'lirUilttcrt Tlillll
riant In Mile ! Ilumllu
That Ui KuKPiin Krult Ornw
crn' UHHOriiillon ulthoiiKli rolrcini'ly
Ijtiny nuw, linpi.'ri to rlnnn up tho
winter miming - otK'nttinnt ly
f'hi'ltiiniiH, wiih ihf fXiriHNliin of J.
(). Holt, miinni"' ycHtiTiliiy..
. Mr. Molt JiiHt rntiinifrt from
Mi'ilford whom lio iitli'iiiloil tlio
menllng nf llm Oi-f'fron Hliitn llor-
I ilculiunil Hoflfly, mill whom ho
j wiih ono of tho prominent Hpoiik
crH on tho proKriim,
"Moro oi'itorii hnvo hoon rorolvoil
for ClirlHlmim piii'knKi'K thiin wo
hnvo hoon nhln lo hunilln," nnlil
,ir. jiuti, win, iiiijii:uiimi mm noip
montH woro holnic mailn nil ovor
Iho Knltod Htitton. ItotpiontH for
riinrtlinl frnllH Mirh iih pruniVi mill
chorrloH hnvo como from Hovornl
Cnniiclluii poliim. Nuu hitvu iilno
boon In ilonuuiil.
Tho fruit R-rnworii' onnnory In
worklnK on imrnt, pnmnipH, nml
lurniim nt pronont nnd fiirmorn
hnvo hoon urRorilly roiiiontod to
iiinhe tholr dollvorioHxiR onrly nit
poiuillilo to nvold rorliilii freezing
wortther that inny enmo nt finy
llnio.
"(it coiirHn piimilpN irn roiilly n
llltlo lioilor iifior I hoy hnvo hoon
hit hy froMt hut not no for onn
nliiK purponoH," runtlnuod Mr.
Hull.
Mont of Iho pooln will Iio'oIohoiI
up In Jiiiuiary, Jio nddoil, and ro
port of Iho HHHoolallon will hv mado
nt an iiniiiinl inoolInK lo ho hold
iiomo tlmo In Kohruary.
Mr. Holt Niild that Iho iiniiiinl
roport would Hhnw a nallHfaolory
IiijmI iiohh rondlilon mid that Iho
oporitllonii of Iho nNNiirlallon dur
hue thu hint "yoar hud hoon vory
xood.
I i.
IIV-I.AWN TO AI.I.OW KM'LTION
IX .IAX1AHY
I jiKoilii Di'illnl HuruiMiiM Anki'il lo
I'rovMlit Clinic nt t'onunwH In
I'orllnnil Noi .liino
lly-lawn .of I ho Hoiilhorn WIU
lainottn Donlal lloi'loly woro
ohaiiKoil nt n mootlnir nf that or
Kiinl7.ntlon hold at tho Onliurn hn.
tol hint nlKht, In ordor that tho
miniial eloollon of offlrorn could
lako pinoo In January of each
your.
Tho olootlon, iindnr Iho old rliloii,
I., AniMI nml thn mid.
wlntor olooiltin tlmo wiim hold mora
HilllKfurtlliy to tlio mouiliorn.
HI,..,,. f,.r itllfimlnlii'n of dolo-
kiUom from thin imHoi lnllon nt tho
I'liolflu Donlnl ooimroHH whloh will
ho hold In Porllmul noxl Juno woro
nl,n Ml.nil..nH ItV thn llll'lll 1110111
i.nMU I.. n .i....iihiu Itnvn Imoil
ri.ma.lnil t trlvn n fllllltl nt tllO
rnnnroHit nnd It In llkoly that Ihla
win no tiono. a ooioiiiuiii" m
I,... .... .,...... nni. for that t:lllllt:
nr. W. I.. l.oof Kimono rontl.n ? TO
it pnpor l,.H. nl.,1.1 on Iho auhjort , I".-. ' who";,;
of 'IVovontallvo DontlMtry" h "I" ' ' irllK "",,,
koynoto liolnn on ino propiiyiin-ui-
llofOMHO IILTIllllHl iIIhoiih.jh.
Iir. W. 10. Ilnthiinau unvo n
Knlnrlaliiniont for Iho ovonlnu
nnnttiitioii o rohkn ny ftira. .1.
Hlrhmond. .
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flold trupH, Hundny, Dooomhor 20.
. . 12-10-2
Tiny Snfnl llavo your tlroit vul
onnltiotl hy Whlto ViilnnnlilnR
Workit, an Wont Hlxth nvomio, op
poalto pot offlco. , 12-171 mo.
.
M(-nlno -nuhetcrlptloni taken
for ny you may deilro to ronow
or uhaorlho for now. 100 Btiunnd
Avanu Kit I.M.tf
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pnlm plunoa, pluy.r planoit. J'hona
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