MORNING REGISTER1, Et)CENE. ORE., TUESDrV, DECEMBER 22, IMS
LAST
DAY
That rVreen Henaatlon
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LOVER
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VHIU HJItta AM MtK&t RMSII'
CITY TO BE OPENi;
ON CASH BASIS SOON
Sale of Bonds to Clear Up
All Warrants
ORDINANCE IS PASSED
Hid to Ho Oim'ikM on .lmnmry II
SK.VtHHI Imuit- in lUMiiv
OutstniKlliiff Warrants
Willi the aale uf tlx- $175,(101)
( warrant refunding- bonds uu.hor
i .xed by the voters of the eity at n
I Heeiat Oioeoon il work :ik" and
j the sale of a Inriio amount of Han-t-n-ft
bonds eovertuK public Im
provements a- ontemplatel by
the oounc'l, the ei'y of Kuuene will
ho do'nu luis'nes ti a euslt has s
. by the middle of January or the
' nrsl of February, accordnm to a
! ! nteutenl by Mayor K. I'. I.eo yes.
terduy. -
The mayor received his Inform
ation from Fred Wenlworth, city
treasurer, whose iiookh snow i.i a
condition of afiiilm In ' the iliy'n
flnancea.
The mile of the warrant rcruiui-
init bond anil the HuiuToit bond
oor nit n laiK number of treei
anil aldewnlk Improvement lroJ
.Ola will amount to 1354.000 with
in the next few week, tun oea
lirer hooka show. Thin. II I
nouni-fil. w.ll clear up all out
Mniul.nir warrants, not only In Hip
lipnpiul funil hut ihose paid out to
contractors on the Improvement
jobs. ,
1 ho ovdlnanoe provldlni! for mile
of the I "5.000 w arrunl reililnii
lunula wan passed by thp room-. I
at a spoe.ul iiippIIiik yesterday all
prnoon. It provide that Dip bids
hall Ii oipiipi1 at a niPpiliiK ol
thr o iimcl! January II.
m
A P P L E S
JP1TZENBERG, Box . $2.00
Fancy Wrapped $2.50 and $2.75
DELICIOUS, Fancy Wrapped, Box . $3.00
orange:
Another Car Just Arrived
Fancy Wrapped and Packed
Half Case, $1.98 Case, $3.95
. Just alow Price Not Cheap
-Oranges
"' Per dozen 20c to 58c
NUTS CANDIES
20c lb. and up - ' 15c lb. and up "
Fruit and Nuts in Boxes Ready to Mail!
MEN'S
GIFTS
Buy Them at a Man's Store!
Christmas shoppers will find our store filled
with a great variety of beautiful, as well as
practical things that make ideal gifts.
Suits and Overcoats '
Makes ideal pifta from the
familv. priced
$25.00 to $45.00
Silk Robes
Fleautlful and desircahlc.
Priced
$15.00 to $17.50
. Dress Shirts
Wonderful assortment of nil
styles, priced
$2.00 to $5.00
Silks $6.50 to $8.50
Silk and Silk and Wool
. Hose
The kind yount; men and
men Imv. priced
50c to $2.00
Hats cr Caps
Are alivays welcome in the
lustet i-tvles.
$3.00 to $9.00
Middy Pajamas
No buttons to bother. .
Patem fine ipiality SS.00
Ilroadcloth boat quality. ....".00
Neckwear
A safe Rift. KaHy to select
from our fresh stock. Priced
50c to $4.00
Mufflers
Highland Flannel. .s:t.f(
Fibre siikn..: sa.tm to r.on
All Silks S0..VI to SH.M
Special 25 off
All men's and hoys' knitted
btivs' overcoats.
and wool blazers. Also on
Ccunllcss Other Items Displayed for Quick Selection
Open Evenings Until Christmas
DeNefFe's
Where You May
Shop With Pleasure
McDonald Theatre Bldg.
THRIFT WEEK PLAIEO
It AY T IIKVM l.tK'AI.
rOMMlTl'KK AtiXIN
t niiiixiUn InstltiilKl by Y. SI. V. A.
Will llo CHwrvril Hiw Sunt
lux iltiniinry 17
Big license Fee Is Proposed
By Council
MEASURE IS INTRODUCED
UoffrtV! to .Imllclnrv CimmiM un
ity M iup Ixv lo t'luvk Dvrr
K tin oiduunii'v lutvixluoctl nl u
o lUiic t ! rl;iy at vriuioti h
puMtvU n yearly IUmmiso of 40 will
tH IIUIimI 11)11)11 llll UWllflM ul
iht "miKur KriH't'ry Htoi'tvV tlmt
art now 8'' on xlxv hIitih itt Ku
kohi 0 illy ami upon m h oihoi
rnli i)r wi'K rltiKioMt in ttio iro)itn'l
' tio.MlaiK hawking' oiilin-
anco.
Tho onllnaHo iuovti1o8 ft IUmmim
fov rannltiK trww MOD for theao
e tores aiul ollur "ptftlitlorn ami
haw korH," tlenlmtnttMriiH t'lu 1.
tlown to llOU u vai' f'M' leiwor ai -tA'.ttt'ri
In that 1 no.
Ifrfcrtvil l I'oiiimlViH
Aflor H- fhut roail n Woforo lln
I'ounril Mayor 1 .00 nukkomu1 th.n
Thrift wook ilrtn wore mado
at a tuiHthiH' of tho local fomniu
at tht rhtunhor of "onimorrt liut
ntcht whoii 1.. I. Kay. chairman
nf th rltv oatuiwiltni ailmlnlMra-f
Hon liit year was r-elwlol to fillim r.l 1111:110 hv over ly llu
that off loo for Itmlielary cominittvo lu-foro It l
Thrift wt'fk. Htion8or'il liy llUM.r.un-ht im rr flititl iiUHrfata.
Younir Mon8 t'hrtxtlan UKto latlon. ino onllimnco w oM II-'Hho all
Ih nationally olsirvrd. Um'''i
, tlvti of local Imnkn. worex. bust
m's?o ami Inilnstrtcii won ,nMint
1 at tho ntoolliiK last nlKlu. K.
! LomWirtl was cloctetl soo rotary.
I Klvo conmiiltPt( witp mipolntiHl
ias follows: publicity. tifOi'Kf Mo
S Morran: schools. Orlando llollls;
'churches. Krank Kborhart: flimnco.
j.Mrrii Slurbuck; speakers, Kroil
fsuckels.
j tUtorvatlon of tho ovont will bo
Kin hero January 17, tho nimivcr
: sury of tho birth of llonjamlu
I Franklin. That day will bo "Shiiro
jWith tKhcrs" day. Tho rctiminlnK
days of tho wook havo boon dosiu-
natcd as follows: January IS,
"Thrift lay"; January 19. "UmlKvt,
or Homo Kconomy" tlay; January
20. "Iivmranco dny": January 21.
"Own Your Own Home" day:
Janunry 22. "Safe Investment"
dny; January 23, Tuy Your Hills"
I day.
j 'Thorn Is nlso a ton-point creed
which will bo followed ns slogan
in tho campaiKii, namely: "Work
and Karn." "Make a ItudKet."
"Kocord Kxpendtture." i'Have a
Hank Account," "Carry Life In
surance," "Ow;n Your Own Home."
I ".Make n Will." "Invest in Snfo
j Securities." lay Hills Promptly,"
and "tihare With Others."
noddlcrs anil hawkom on th
s'rcetj whether th'y line veh e'e,
are on foot or uno doorwns. re
cohhoh. alleyways or Ntrccttt In lln'jl
sale of their fcooils utut wares, it
exeniVU Hellers of newspapers.
maKaa:nes, Rble and tuch publi
ca(bni. I ImorKvm'V vrtu4-'Atim'liHl
It was stated at the moetlni;
that the ordinance was druwn up
at tho (nstanco f a comm ttce
fntin the mcichnitts ussuc.atlon. J
The ord. nance carries an otnor
Kency clause and if passed will K"
into effect immediately. In the
emergency c1ium the nrd nance
stnrea that U is "necessary for
the poacc. heall'i ami safoty of the
public for .t to be pnwed as the
stores on whot'ls Interfere with
traff-'c. thereby endaiiKerinu tho
lives of the people." ,
T
HAfSR WI!r IIAVK TO UK
MAI)K MCA It SPHINtaIKMl
Wuter Has Kcudiecl Manultun at
Ortulii I'eilnt Ik-tttwn (linsc
, (artlcJLS aiul City
A change In the road between
the Chase garden district and
Sprinsfield will soon Jie neceiwxiry
on account of the encroachment
of t,he Willamette river upon it uj
u certain point, according to Clin
ton O. Hutd. county eomtnlssioner.
Mr. Ifuru wild yesterday that the
STREET CONTAACTS LET
coi Nni- ;ivis .ions t snow
AM) MATHKWS
TlirtHnth Avottuo Havcnu'ikr, to
Kvtinitlrd Wc fnm .Mtuiroc
StrtH-t to Atlnnu St ret I
One nnvlng contract and two
enntruct fir grntllng and gravel
in a Hoy 11 111 the city were let by
iht) city council at u special meet
ing yeterd:iy afternoon.
Tho bids on the paving of Thir
teenth avenue west rrom .MonrM'
street o Adams street, the grad
Ing and gruvtl ng of thi alley
bo ween Onyatiind Kinorald stroen
and fhe grad ng and gravellnic of
the alley between OTve unl Wlit
a met to streetM from Twelfth uve
nuo to Thirteenth avenue wero
opened at tho lust meeting and ibe
b tin referred in the street rum
ml tee. Yen'orduy tho conuu.ttc.
rocommonded that Oscar Hnow- be
given the paving Job and the grnd-
ing and tftttvcbm: .tib in tho alley
1 MHO
-i...... 1..... nrftut..i u-t ou fn nL-d ' uot ween u.imnieite ami
until a portion of the mucadam ' ret. while A C. Mnthewn wan
of the road nan been taken away kiwIIrk and gravel ng
at one or two point and It ift ex- I V ln ,w all, y bllW0l" ' nn
treniely daugeroua to drive by Emerald Mreets. . ,
there at the present time. L !
The road for a distance of 60 orfAAn n pai-iii p- rfcrpii-riTv
70 rods will have to be moved back. 1 OU,Vi nCULIVtO rnUrtn I I
said the commissioner. Just now.
far It will be moved from the river
has not vet been determined, he
staged. I I
To build a breakwater on the
river bank at that point to divert
the wuter In , another direction
would be too expensive at tho
present time. In the ophilon of the
county commissioner.
I.OCAI, ATTOn.NKY IS UKNK1-1-MAKY
IN WII.I,
THIEVES PILFEH HOUSES
Til HKK IXM'AIi IIOM KS A U K
K.NTKHKD AT XIGIIT
Henry Kugene Hla'.lery. attorney
of this city, is the pr.nctpal beau-
t f icary of the will of his father.
Charles Henry Hlattery, who died
here a few days - ago. The os.i-
mated value of the pmpcrty of tn'
estate Is $4200, ,tceordlng in the
petition ask ng that tho will be .
probated. - i
Tbo w!ll provides that $300
shall 'go to 11 sister. Mrs. Helen,
Watts, of Waverly, Ohio, $500 Ut
U son, Charles l.ee Hlattery, ami
the rest to Henry Kugene Klattery. j
The son here was named by
Judge liar mi rd us executor.
T. .Tone anil Kilw'n Ij. Knapp
VifUuiN of X'rowIiT;' Cloth
ing, Jewelry Stolen
Two more homes in addition to
the A. CI. Ilrauer residence, the
robbery of which whs reported
Sunday, were entered by unenk
thieves late Saturday night. It wurf
reported to the police Sunday,
Weur'ng apparel, including two
suits of clothes for a man, two
dresses, n pair of galoshes, a tra
ol ng hate and sundry other at U
e'es were taken from the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Kdwin I. Knapp,
1K07 Alder s reet, by n prowler
who entered the house through a
renr. ' door.
The robbery occurred some time
between 7 and 10 p, ni., Mr, Knapp
reported.
Jewelry nnd articles of clothing
were also stolen frntn the home
of Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Jones, 328
Ninth avenue west, during Satur
day n'ght. Two rtns and a pair
j of earrings, and $5 in rash were
taken from the latter place. (
RAILWAY DEEDS FILED
I. II. IIAMItKltK OKTAINS
ltt;UT-OI''-VAY FOR LINK
FEDERAL CHARGE PLACED
KDWAIll) Kt'SKKI.fj AIMTSI'.II
or M.W.N' ACT VIOLATION
Kdward UuHKfill, waft iirr(iHtri
Kunilay by I'hlof liciiuty Hlicrlfr
Van Hvnriprud and a fnd'Tnl oftl
rrr on a t'harKc nf vfolatiiift the
Mann art and. will taken to
WuxlilnKtnn to bo lilvfn n h-a rlrin
III the lideral court of that Mute.
A warrant wan IkhuimI ut VaklniA
nnie time ago for tho arrcm of
the man..
It Ik wild that lio ban bcon for
ome llrnfr with relative near
Srlnileld where the urrviit ,wa
rnadu.
OUH8 U NBELY CO. Buy your
old tirea for caah. 12-10-1 mo.
liffdH for riht-of-way fur 111 c
ni-w lomt iik railway that Ih beinn
built by .1. II. ChambiTH, Cluttaite
(Ji'ovo lunibiriiian. from that city
o the timlier beyond Lnrano were
f led fur reeord 'PHterday In the
irr.ee of County Clerk llryaon.
The deeda are (riven by the fol
low, iik: Krank ltleauard, Orpnh
li'Tiwm, Daniel D. Franklin, Krank
Kherniau, Otto lloliberatcln, John
Metealf, K. f). Ibkc, Amber Hnb
coek. I,. V.. IjiWKod, C. J. Hutler.
l.oulmt II. Villi, Hophronin Van
, liiiren, ,. I. .lonen, Hubert K.
I.aekey, C. K. Aahby, R. 11. Mc
I (Jill, l.eoh c. Arne, tleorKe A. Dor-
man, liolierl II. Ijiirnnlde, 10. D.
Owoiib, I. in her P. MeCoy, Jnek
Hioroii and Wlll ain Arthur Jones.
Oriental drill t'ntlcr Alow -MlinaKcnit'lH
" Dinner dance every night except
Sunday. Munlc by .the new Wur-
lllzer piano. Special attention to
phone order, l'hone 231, Jack
O'Doy, proprietor. lS-8-lf
KxrliiKlvc IjidleH' llalr Cuttlnu
IS. V. Ilanna with B, Piper Bell,
BURone Hotel Beauty Hhop, tor
aierly with Meier and Frank.
McDONALD
A T
THE
R E '
I,AST
DAY I
THE PACE
THAT THRILLS
I.YO.V
with
MAItY
AS'l'Oll
I?." WfzTZ-T' f,,i
Open Evenings
'Till Christmas
$Ard6a
Pie o Serve Yi
ou
Let The Kiddies Come To Eugenes Enlarged Tolland 2nd fl
oor
Ready For The Onrush Of The Final 3 Days
Of Christmas Shopping As Never Before
Christmas Buying Can Begin Here And End Here
Every Section Of Eugene's Greatest Shopping Place Has Made Greater Prepafa.
tions In Facilitating Shopping. Gift Needs May Ho Selected Here For F.vrry Mem
ber Of The Family. Shop Mornings, If Possible, And Avoid The Crowds And Ru8l,
Of The Afternoons. '
Had You Though! Of A
Sweater For Her?'
$4.85 To $10.00
Ilrilliant stripes ailnrn jinmr of thp new smi(;
fittinu. liinli-nrckoil sweaters brililrnin their
liackriniiitl iti e'otitr.tstitio; colnrM. Otlirrn, nf
course, in suliil colors.
The faOiionalile Ulaer jacket play a leading
role in swealerdoni. So pretty and so colorful
are the sweaters you'll want to select a couple
at least when you see them. '
A Host Of Kiddies' Sweaters
$2.25 To $4.50
(2nd floor)
For Men
That Brand New Overcoat He's Been
Longing For May Be Procured Al
A Marked Saving In Price
rices
$22.39
Entire Stock At Holiday Sale
ASK I'OU TIIK $27.50 OKI'.dtiN' t I I V
A I . I . V H) I . ( N KS W 1 1 1 (. 1 1 A U I'. K K I I ( 1 . 1 )
V
Till-: STVI.K AND TIIK IDI.OK I IK WANTS
Men's $14.25 All Wool Mackinaws $8.50
Men's $ 1 6. 50 Sturdy Leather Jacket $ 1 3.89
Men's 25c Brown Jersey Gloves, Pr. 1 9c
Those $1.25 Men's Silk Ties, $1.00
Handsome i f t of neckwear will tlt-liht men, (n he jjivtn
hv those who wish to (;ive him the one (''' that is always
rinltt . A choice Kr,mP ovcr I'' cxipiisiic silk four-in-
hand ties. 4 nit
Whether you wish to remember him with our nr several,
our holiday collection jyill give you gratifying srlntmn, at
whatever price you wish to pay.
A Gift Dear To Her. Genuine
Tennessee Red Cedar Chest
- '
If you arc debating 'on what to give licr for
Christmas a ccdur chest will b appreciated most
of all. - ... '
Compare the Vost of a cedar chest with the
amount you pay (or a single garment. When 1
she possesses a cedar chest she has a treasure
that will last. her years to come. Year by year
it will pile up dividends for her by protecting her
garments.- ; .
Tn addition lo the utility of a' cedar
chest, think of its beauty. , A positive "
- - protection against moth, mice, dust and
dampness.
' ' (2nd floor)
MKN'H
Golf Sox, Pair
$1.95 To $3.00
If hf'N a goirut your thought
won I it, Ix tllivrtcU ih Huht wny
hy rttintimlifrlnir Hint with onn
or two mlr of ttuo nutty all
wool KoU flog.
In litln ettlurn anl funded.
Knit MK.V
Oh. Tlie Want Of A
Bath Or Lounging
Robe
THKY'KK DANDIKS,
' TO( K-$(i7S
-Y(')U NIvVKK CAN TICI-L
Jim how eold It 1 Rolnic lo
be when you wnke up on winter
liiiiriiln. Vim know bow ter
rirylnii that wild ilnnh to i lue
the window lat Think how
hrnvenly It will be lo allp into.
The paiternM itrn jtiat na uppvul
luir aa the rubra are eouifort
nble. Oh, The Comfort
The Boy Will Enjoy
From A Wool
"Blazer," $5.00
Brother Charlra rnme next
In my thouithte bernuan next to
father ho wm my greairat prob.
lent. Yen know plenalntf hla
royal blnhneaaja qiilte an art.
Koriiinniely I ran arroaa an
InterealliiK naaemblaue nf color
ful, warm wool lllaxera, the kind
thai are nmkliiK a bin hit with
the ynunii follow 10 lo 14
yeara.
High Grade Silk And
Wool Hose, Pr. $1.25
-Tlifre 1m m reply ft iittil pr
mtn who would nut tk hnaltry.
1 lua nny wtiiimn would lw
prtiinl ti ulvt h it ii. Chuli'v of
iluxcii aiffcrent fitii' y 'I'fmtriii.
Boys' $ 1 0.75 Belted Style Knicker Suits $7.89
I' I Mt ,ir.. ol d I 7C
Imnr.rrirl Fnorlisb Broadcloth Shirts, $l.5.
ti i.i. niM.v. urn. u wi.li imie reeeiiilon beeauae a man nel n
abundant aupply of them'. Nolo the low prielnn we've itli-en n '
Wheilmr tan, uray or while they are hern In lr.ca H to .
KOU IMM n 1 '
75c Boston Garter And Arm Band
Sets, Christmas Special 59c
WOII HIM .
Kid Gloves, Pair $2.25
There' u auiciteatlon of runt fort In thean lined kid oo.
are mi fa In aurprlalnn him on Christina with u pair.
You
An Important Holiday Sale
Children's Coats
- t r if
$ 8.00 Value 3 '
.$10.00 Values
Clfverfy fur triuimetl mi
as well.
itlels wTiicli is it
. . .$7.35
'WAV.W "
-Why not take advantage of an "IM"" lu,i.
to have your daughter looking her best d g t t J
tlav season, when she will have so many c
real pleasure from good looking woolen co. s
.., n.iirk sell nc so come fail) "
Ol UIMIini:, iiihiii ...... r,'
her wrao.
iriii'iiccortlance wit h Dame fashion's dictates
t :..iret
'he r"'--'!,,,t' 'S(2nd flocD
FOli IIKR
, Christmas Special On
Beautiful Patent Leather
Hat Boxes, $4,69
The lustrous iJatent leather lint
box achieves new importance as Qjve a Glove
a gin possiuiiuy. ion may leel
reasonably sure there will not be
a duplication of this as n Christ
mas gift so you arc safe in get
ting it fey her for mother, wife
or sister. Nicely made and pret
If In Doubt
At To What I
Or.Merchan
diet Bond. '
Brilliant Aluminumware Gifts For Mother
-There is in (.11 likelihood no gift you cfl" "'" "lie kUclV-n.
will please her hotter than something he cm m i(t,
-That is why Vou should decide upon some nlnnum""
Mother will appreciate it greatly.
tINIVKItHAI, l ic 1 1 c o 1 1 a t o n R K TT.l'J''.
HKII.I.KTH HAUCKI'ANH DOIIIll-M
IlOII.MIlH COMIIINATION etKh';S
. ! Ml I T I'ANH-TltAY-MtlKnN I'ANH
IMM I'ANH OOOKIK HllliUTH CAKW
,.AvHTMA KKTTI.KH HAl-T ' AN"
WI'I'KIt H1IAKI0IIH - CHUMH TltAYH
ANIJ, Oli' ctjuunrj, " , n
tliardwitre uvk
irTtaa i riiarriwitru ut '"
tily lined.