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iMBP ., MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., WEDNESDAY, DEC. 23, 1925
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-M"mGJGJSTgRygUgENE. ORE-. WEDNESDAY, DEC. 23, 1925
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"EUGENE'S OWN" CHRISTMAS STORE OPEN EVENINGS 'TILL CHRISTMAS
This Advertisement Directed to Men Seeking Gifts
of Lasting Beauty and Usefulness for Women Folks
' Hy yetnlay IniHim.MM.
"nil IteluriiK T. A lull
"'""'K-r or Wethe,l,e.,-;we .
n.ltmo ,i,,,y ,, iieru, ro-
linmil yealiinlay al Bi.iimllnir
ra. ,lay , ,., "J,;-""""
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liryllrrvJW i II!', K"v", ll"r """ winnier.
I jalfA i I !"' i""" 11 ",,r '"'"
.r--rfdTmmmSSm y;;iorday r ,;,ii
i.i! , IK'V. Fro.ler.
;lt .1. I hull, lltloi- r l,i l.'lint
.oiiKri-Kallonal ehiireh, lert yeHter
lov.a on a hiiHlm u;.
dajj. "X"'",I r"ll" !' tt row
IAmi'i"'1'."?!. rilainl MIbh
I'aiinle Mlhnr,, r -orllail la ,.x.
' "''' Tlilll-ailay to vIkII with
lo-.- lter. AM Wlnirreil Kllhuin.
HIiiHlaw national lor-
:hI of I Ice,
KviiiWliat ntU.,o, .. j,,n
, "'Ivor", oviiiiKulim. who IniH
eon li.iirliiK Ihn c-onntry anil hold
iiik Hin-uiui iiil-uUiiku, roturned lo
hl homo hern yeu-rlay lur the
Clirlmmin holldaya.
Twii hcrH in City I'rorenaor nnd
Mi. .M. 11. Ilnyn of I'leaMant JIII1,
otli or whom aro cniinvvlcil with
ih" piil.lin aehoola or that com
niun iv. m i.. ,,-
We Know of No More Truly Welcome Gift
Than One of These Handsome
FurTrimmed Coats
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CAUGHT IN THE ROUNDS
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L,t vi.in win In H' i'1'y Muii-
Ly nil liumii.
Waller Honi"' Hero Waller
Lino uf MrlM'l I'lliIKO in In
cly iu " lew ilnyn.
Ilnlllk 1 '-I ' C. M.
Mltlrr WIIH fllll'il .!ll III inllri,
Lrt Ti'nhi)' lir being drunk
Hi""""'"; , , -
lint rmicr Ili'inriiM Mm. i. M
tiirr who ii imimiili-il Mr. ami
n llurr Klidior u their trip to
wirlil'l "" rei union.
VNm SliMlmr Hero Mrs. Iliiuy
!.-krnVMi of rnrllltnil. In ln-ri to
5nd ('linstiitn wlih li'-r luntlii-r.
Iln. Kllrn 1TI. 3 Third an-mii-
M- . .
(lirUlmnx Trip I'liiiinifl Mr.
M Slr. .M. H. Illll'lilll. 7112 Hi. v.
Slh HVrilUO Wl'Nl, -XM(-l til eiVi-
-Minuliiy for tinrdlner to Hpeinl Umi
Minima holidays Willi luliillvrn.
Imim fur Niilrin Mlns Alma
lpo. wi-rrlary of llm ltno county
:ri (.roM. Ill Hint nlKlit (or
Uitm la alli'tttt an otiti'i-litlntiii.nt
i;.m by rlilltl health urilclalr, or
Union i-oiiniy.
...
i'nnut Oflli-liil l l.ivuv Mr.
Ui Mm. .Ni-limit J . Mni-tliifr uml
limlly plnn on spending thi riu int-
hl'li'lllVH Willi fi-tond In Hn-
4t:ln. Mr. Mm-duff In HtiiiorviMor of
t'nwudn linllonal forest Willi
LNllqUArKTM I'1 Kug'-lio.
New llonil la llelng llulli A
:(v rnnil in l.oln.'t limn rim ii
inl nmr tin I-'nil creek Iii-Mko on
bt Nuiren.l.owetl roatl 10 I'emtrn
kulon, arconlliiK to County Coin.
tuoinniT hum. who wan In lint
IkMlUjr yentciiliiy. Tim rnrnn.ru (
Unui-J.mr.m ulii in., n. ).!!. .1.
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levied. " '"X "U"
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a liiinl. r ami guide.
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Wanu io .hiii Drollicr - .Iolin
.she. Id luylur ihm ho k ,l,.Hir
or li.eal.nK IiIk l,ri.., Ho llyr,
Who a al one Hint, m.t i,,,,,. ,, ;
III a h.,, ,i e.
Mail..-t lt.,l .:K.r ,,,.
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' r, IN expeeleil
'" y lo K over
,"f ""' """'"I I 'MHl projee,,,
tt"" I " comity orrielaln.
Mix Voran', ',i,i,.ll r.. ;
ill.li A telenrain ye(er,ly rrmu
. I . 1 onin lo hi l,rolher, l K
lor.iil. nnyn that .r. Yuran who
wail llljllll ll .,; vv,.,.i ,,, ,,,.
'"""'I"- aielilint near .Mereeil. In
allloinln. In nllowlni; no ,art'iei.
lur , lii,iii:.. ami Ui.n her commioa
1 ravin-.ilile.
It.-iiltor In Aneiiil Mivlhn:
Martlii .Sviirn ruil. t n i . I -1 t of the
" naiiy ooarit, ami It. A. ,Mo-
I t-lllly nihil or HiIh elty will iitleml
""' ' ""K Ol III,. ,Niilhwel
realty lumnl whleh eonveneH for ft
nihl-wlnler h.-ihmIi.ii In Seattle
.limuniy II ami 12, c wn ini
noiini i il yenli nlay.
lll-V Clah In Mivl Meinlicr of
the lll-V eliil. of Kuk-eni, will meet
with in her ileleuaten of Jjiik, i-oun-
y eommiiiiltlei at the V. M. ('. A.
lonlKht lo lako lli ileflnlto lilatiM
ror the ohter l.oyM' eonferenee
whleh will he hehl nom time late
In January. A. K. ymini, ntei
Mato Iiom' work Heeretary of tho
A Gift For
"The Little Fellers"
For those too young to ride a bicycle, a
tricycle or scooter is just the thing. It will
please them when they get either for Christ
mas. Watch them speed up and down the
sidewalk watch the rosy glow of health
come to their checks and the sparkle of de
light in their eyes will make you glad that
you gave them something that they wanted.
Fairy Tricycles
Fairy Tricycles nrc stroii(Iy
cbiistructctl of cold-drawn,
seamless steel wheels are
ill hall lionrinir. The equip
ment indues one-inch cush
ion ruhher tires. Priced
within the reach of every
one from
17.50 to $17.50.
Hendershott Heavy Service Bicycles
are built for hard, rugged wear.
Priced from $35.00 to $45.00
(Sold on Easy Terms)
Scooters are. always very popular with
both hovs ami pirls. They arc suh
.stantiallv built -hall heanticr wheels,
rubber tires wood font hoard ami are
sure lo please the youngster, (iet one
for each of tlu-in. Priced from
i $2,50 to $6.50
Gun Store
"THE WHEEL GOODS STORE
OF EUGENE"
770 Willamette Telephone 151
-iltL-iiilHijj to chrlMinnn hoiii,lni.
ApiK-al Nollii, nimi Nnllco of
appeal to I lie circuit court of iho
IMliie law eiiHOH uf the Blllto IlKlllllHt
Darren I'llcher, Walter 1'lleher,
I harlea I'uituim, (liiorK0 I'ltohor
mil II. a. I'yhurn wero filed In
i 'l n. u 1 1 eourt yeaterday,
I'li.-irii- Clirtallnii lloepltal N'cwh
Aillllltteil: 1. I. It...
T.int Clark Pendleton. 'Mefu'vi,,,'
Mi I'cii Koomh. Marcola; Mrs
I.. II. Ilroolm. Alpha. DlHiniwcd;
Mr. Irauk lleneh, Crow HUibc;
.Mm. Ilomiir CruBu, Yontnlla.
Illvllie- foe Ui.iiil. re........ -4.1....
Klhelva MIUI.,- ... i." I
ami M,-m U' A i.-nriu 1 . ..
' ...eilin .,,l ii-iiei,.
e, 01 eieneo at the l-aim-nc hluli '
Bc liooT, Ih i xpeelcd lo leave today 1
.... w.iiMiwni anii nan l-'ranclHeo,
I III., lo Ml, end .I... .i,i,u
... .......... ...v v .1. IOLIIIU-) 111,11-
dayM,
l(o-.tlll.... Id II.. 1.1 A
i-m jtn loiormai
reei. I, I in i rii,. leu u I ni
Wire of I tin new dlalrh't nuperln
tenilelll of the, .Melhodlnt (.onfer
ence, waa held at the Kind M0lh
"dlat KplHeopnl rhurrh ycaterday
ariernoou by inembera of the
ladles' aid tiorloty.
. Automobile Stolon A r'hryalpr
Hi-ila n belnuirlim' to Itamey litn-h
waa stolen rrom tho atreet near tha
Winter tiarden bust nlirht while Iho
owner was iittondlnK- tho lnxln
nialeh. It bears (irppon lleenao
number 112.(102. Iteporla to the
pollen from Kalem laat nhrht Imlu
eateil that l waa seen In that vicinity.
ANXtM XCKMK.NTS
Till.; I.XITI' STI'IJV CI.UH
will not meet thlH week on nc--count
of Chrlstinui) acllvitiea. i
HOIiV
OtlSSl.MIt To Mr. and Mr. Ken-!
nelh flossier or Spilnitriebl, Tries- !
day. Ileceuiher 1!'J, 1B25, a son; I
einht 1 1 Vj pounds. I
NO I.IN-To Mr. nnd Mrs. M.
It. UinKlln of tlnkriili-c. Tuesday,
l)i-ren,her 1926, a son; welulit
six pounds.
I-KACHKY At tho Pacific Chris
tian hospital, Mrinday. December
2". l'.':T,. to Mr. and Mrs. :. t
I'carhey of Kuitono, a duuirlitcr.
rAltPKNTEU At tho Taclfic
fhrlstlan hospital. Sundnv. l)c
1 comber 20, ln;5. to Mr. and Mrs.
I1". H. (.'nrpontcr, of Lowell, a son.
KIVMlt At Iho Pacific Christian
hospital. Tuesday. lVoomber 22.
1925, to Mr. nnd -Mrs. Bcry'
Klvcr of Harrlshurtr, a son.
TRAINS TO BE DECORATED
s. 1
TIE.WKLKKS WIMi IIAVK
IM.i:.SAT XMAS
AltliniiRli rnUrojul trains hnvo no I
lihnmwH ild Saint Nirholns will'
board nil Southern Pacific limited!
tniliiH. ('hrlntinns evo. Ii. '
Cnihtim, dlNirlet freiKht nnd ma-1
sender iiKeiit, mUl rlnliorntely '
doenrtHod Chrf.shnn.s tropB will he i
plii'-ed In tho observation, rnr of
piirh Jirnltod train nnd randy din-!
trlhuled to the little folks. Tho
ChristinaH trees will be silver-;
lipped fir from the Sierra Nevada.!
The railroad's (Utility ears will
be Kiiyly dororated for the occa-1
Hion. fhrlntmns rards lmnrinK' n
wprir of Knullsh holly will be rivcn i
ear patrons (Miristntns mornlni;.
The holly has been K'thered from!
tho SlHklynu ltioiinlalns of OreKon. i
SCHOOL BIBLES ARRIVE
Ft UST T K S S O X TODAY IS
CMHISTMAS STOKY
lllbles for tho schools of Eii
fjene, believed to bo tho first
plncod In uso In onmnmnltips of
any size In this stnte by educators
of tho jiiihlle school system, nr
rlved here yoslerd-iy and woro im
mediately distributed.
Taking tho lesson topto from
1Uke 2 verses 8 to 2(1, teachers of
tho mi H re elty will read tho first
story to their classes today, on tho
eve of tho Christmas vacation. Tho
verses contain a story of tho Yulo
tldo. Ninety lllblos woro dlslrlbiiled
In the oily. It was slated hy V. A.
Kllihis, -member of tho board of
ed ueatlon.
COVER CONTRACT GIVEN
t.oe.U iuhm iins awaiw
i'iior c.xiiiroitxiA
. .. ..n.ili.ni.. foe the
......,.i'....,ii,.e i.P 10 000 tiro covers
for Iho Siu'ci'liles-Hiij'iisro conipnny
Ol PHIIU I'll'KO. , II H I" veil n,......-
'd to 1110 roller nianouu-iui iok
i.nnv of Kitccnc. it was im-
noilnced ycslerday.
t'onlt'iict for the tire covers wns
...........1. U-nllnen Potter.
maoe iiii...... - - --
ti-enstirer and mnnniter of Hie locnl
concern. I ho covers w e un-u
to advertise I hp tires put out by
..... ...... n. ...... inlirm-oln eomnanv.
IMI' in- , I
The business deal was closed In
Portland, 11 was repnricn.
('aril of Tlunik
We wlsli I" tlienk nur frlemls nml
nnlKlilinm f"r thdr limit help nnd syni
nnlliy ibirhut Hie !"" "I""" J'"'"
,',f ,,r ,ler inellier. nn.l for Hie hertil
tiral floral nleres,
Mits t. t. niti," m.
Jilts. LUCV J. UnEBNDKIlllBK.
$59
Of COUrSe therf arp manv tAmnAordil 1 i. '
.Tv..vtixu waig at mure,
and many at less but at $59.50 there is particularly
excellent choosing. Luxurious deep-piled fabrics
styled right up-to-the-minute. Lavishly trimmed
with finely matched furs of highest type. Every
fashionable color in this group. Coats that will be
worn not only this winter but next.
The M. &. W. Budget Buying Plan will '
make the payment of such a handsome "
? gift easy. "
Other Coats Are Priced from $9.90 to $99.50
HOOVER
BEATS- as it Sweeps as it Cleans
There's nothing you
can buy her this
Christmas that will
bring more happi
ness and longer
lasting benefits, than
a Hoover.
It is the best gift
for her because it
will fill her greatest
need, ending forever the drudgery
of housework. :
- ' . - j-'JlV. .. 1 .t. -...1,.,. , - -.. .
Yes, you intended to give her a HOOVER last
Christmas hut that helped her none in the
drudgery of this year's housework. Don't let
another year go by without a HOOVER in your
home. A gift to express admirably your
thoughtfulness.
Pay as little as $6.25 down the rest
in convenient, easy to meet, payments.
This store only authorized HOOVER dealer in
Eugene. Phone 4 for service or demonstration.
Or a Silk Dress
24r
It would be difficult to find a more
satisfying collection of dresses than
shown in this group at $24.75. Dresses
for every occasion for every type.
Gleaming black velvets shimmering
crepe satins and crepe de chines in a
wide choice of fashionable colors. Trim
med with beads and novelty braids. Sizes
16 to 44.
You could make no mistake in
selecting any one in this group
in her size.
Many, many other dresses of the -better
sort priced at $9.90 to $65.
The M. &. W. label on your gift will in
sure its utmost appreciation.
1U
Excel Ele&ric Fireless Cookers
Cooks while
you're away
A standard $10.00 value offered at this
amazingly low price while just
one dozen remain I
Think of it ! 60 of these marvellous new electric cook
ers sold in slightly over one week! Proof enough of
their popularity!
Takes up no more room than an ordinary hat
box. Cooks a meal for 4 or S people fully
guaranteed costs no more than a good elec
tric toaster.'
Connects
to Jlmf
Light Socket.
Saves Time, Food and Money.
Simply put in the food turn on the current until hot then turn off the current and
the stored heat does the cooking. Surprise her Christmas morning with an Excel
Ele'ctric Cooker!
HANDBAGS, $6.00
Highest grada leather handbags
in a fine choice of tho newer
styles. Other as low at $2.26.
U
NECKLACES, $1.00
and up to $1.75. Imitation
pearls in the popular choker
styles. White and all pastel
colors.
SILK HOSE, $1.50 PAIR
Famous "Humming Bird" pure
silk hose -till colors each pair
In handsome gift box with greet
ing card.
UMBRELLAS, $9.00
All silk umbrellas ln the popu
lar stubby style. Amber han
dies, tips and ferrules. Wanted
colors.
SLIPPERS, $4.95
Quitted satin sllppors soft
solea. Comfortable and smart
looking. In colors and black.
. GLOVES, $4.50
Famous "Porr-ln's" Gloves
mud o in Fra n c o. If in doubt
about tho sizo glvo a glovo
order.
CROSSINGS fiflE STUDIED
I'.liIMINVHOX OV TIIHl'.n l.X
lM'.tTi:!) TO UK JIAHIS
County omnia! Limit Owt Homo
nil Nntroii-T.imoll
Market Uiinil
Three Ri-nilo orossincs on the
Nntron-l.oweit iniiiKi-t rond, whleh
linriillrtN tho Natron ruioff of Iho
Soillliorn lMolflo lines, will linve
lo lie eliminated lieforo thfollKh
ll-uln nervlco Is lnnuuiiniteil on the
new lino next summer nnd Lano
i-oinitv ofl'lc.lnls nre already neuo.
HalnK with Hi railway, company
Inoklnpr to Hint end.
Yeslorday County Commission
ers Crowo nnd Iiunl nnd Coimiy
lOiiitlnoer iMorso inspeelcd these
crosslnus and discussod tho plon
of routing the rond so that tt will
bo entirely on the river side of the
railway track. As tho company is
alreiuly making preparations to
cut down tho side of tho bluff at
.lacohy hill lo prevent slides In tho
fuuii-o nnd to movo Us track fur
ther away from tho bluff, tho
county officials plnn to uso this
mntei-ml for widening tho right-of-way
of tho rond so that It can bo
built between the railway right-of-way
nnd tho river, which space is
now very narrow. This will dis
pose or two grnuo crossings nx
Jaeoby hill.
A third crossing that can be
dona away with is tho one Just
west of Fall creek station whoro,
uncording to the county offlclnls,
nil undergrade) roulo can bo provided.
Pnlillo Dnnee
Dreamland hall, every Wednes
day nnd Saturday night.
jl-18-tf
LOCAL BOYS SEEK $200
APPLICATIONS FOR PLEDGE
OWKB hkceiVed
Steps nro being made through
W. A. Klklns, who Is In touch with
the dlroctors of tho Loopold
ehepp Foundation, for sovoral lo
eal boys to tnko the pledge of
Chiistinn lives for n reword of
f 200, as announced a few days
ago.
Several applications have been
received Indirectly and by letter nt
Mr. Elkln's office at 833 Willam
ette street, it was learned yester
day. Response to tho request for
leitors from Kugeno boys wns
prompt, Mr. Klklns snld, nnd he
has on fllo a number o commiln
lonllons from boys between the
ngi-H of 1.1 and 111 Inclusive, who
aro seeking further lnrormallnn.
Mr. Elklns recalled In this con
nection that tlie boy must be
sponsored hy his Sunday school
teacher or superintendent, his Y.
M. C. A. secretary, his pastor or
his scoutmaster and must also
produce evidence of good faith.
Eiigonn Lortgo :o. 1 1 A, F. & A, M.
Will hold a special communi
cation Wednesday, December 23,
1(125: Installation of officers,
visiting brethren cordially Invited.
Kcfreshments.
11Y ORDEM W. St.
12-22-2
EUC1ENE PRINTING CO,
tO-17 Willamette Phone 148
12-23-tf
Exclusive Indies' Hair Cutting
B. P. Hanna with B. Piper Bell,
Eugene Hotel Beauty Shop, for.
merly with Meier and Frank.
11-10-tt
Eugene Printing Co.
We Print Anything
1047 Willamette. Phono 148
Magazines subscription taken
for any you may desire to renew
or subscribe for new. 100 Second
A.venue East. -6-tf
t.utellus Woods tunes nnd re
pairs pinnos, player pianos. Phono
172H-V. 13-1G-1 mo.
Ref use Service Co.
All kinds of refuse col. '
looted and disported of. 1
Telephone 2232-R
INDEPENDENT OARAGB
83 I'lfih Avcniio West
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