Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, January 13, 1926, Image 5

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    MORNING RECISTER, EUGENE, ORE., WEDNESDAY, JAN. 13, 1926
FIVE
The Delineator for February
Now on iftlo at our BuUr.rick Pattern
ctuntor. I'rco fusliion thcoti.
Phone 4 Free Deliveries
Prompt and careful attention to mail
orders. Free phones. Free rest rooms.
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yoolnrdny iiti.l n f..w "civor-iliuorit '
woro niMtoMnii 1 ho Hum of 13 rniu.
Tho ri'otir.1 fur tho ilny fullowo:
"No.lntlKoro. ' l", HIpIuiukU, K.'llli
I'Mwnnlo, l'li...ii Murrlii, W. I,.
H.'rtititttt, J.ti-k tl.uimi, Mtiriturrt
TIukIo, N'nihiin l(ul.niiic..n; "ovpr-
llinnr. " John Duo. II. II. Knrl, K,
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Vui'Uuiii ('lonnnr I'liiuimny. Kliui.r
Himnior wnn flnod ISO for i-lliiir.
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HfM Hittw Tho oiiiio putilli. nor-
viro rouitniooiott win iiiiiii n nor
Inir horo January 23, nt 10 n. m.
on thp niill.-mi.in of tho Wooilar.t
l.un.uor rampnny to Inolall two
rooolnifo on tho county ro.t.1 ooiiih
of ('oilnuo (Irovo, uo Ih nn ovor-
lioml rrouli.n lo whl.-h tho nullity
court hno no objoolton. Mtyo Comily
JuiIko Unrnurd, but II l t..lrn.
by tho court lo rttnko a PtmitKO lu
tho atra do crutuluK.
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lliiiittr Httftwlnt Mlttv Phi I 'Pi
ta Plil. nailnnal honorary law fra
ternity of the lin.vproliy of Oro-
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Kiirpup: Jop l-rnpr. (Ipurun V,
Jofipih. Harry J, Iip Kranr of
I'orilunil: I'.ilwln Diivln lliirlcn.
Canyon City, and fharloii (J. Ilur.
Ilnelikm, l-'oroot flrovo. Batnarn.
honorary bolany and linrtprloloHy
MiPloiy. olprttid Marlon Paddork
an. I Kranrpii rUhupilor to iniun
liorlilt. II liocnmp known y.'tir
day. Avvtirxt-rMKNTs
Tin-: l.iTTi.i-: ci.rii AitmiNij
Hip Curnor will iiippI with I'r.
nml Mr. V. H. Noal Thurmluy
pvpnlni..
TIIH WIUJ.KKNZIK TIIIMI1I.K
dull will tiipot at tho homo nt
Mrn, nhrlii Joiinon Thuiwlny
Aftornooil, Jnnunry H.
THR AVNV'Al, PA 1.1811 DINNEH
of tho 81. Mary'tt I'.iilai'o.itt
t-hurrh will bo lonlKht nt 0:30 In
tho pnrloh liuuoo.
Till-! YOUNfl MAIlltllCn PIC.l.
iilo of tho Molhoillitt churrh will
Imvo n aoPlnl nnd n nut-luck
dlnupr In the church Wediivmliiy
nt :0 p. in.
TIIR LADIKH' AID BOCIKTY OI-"
Wnliervlllo church will incot
with Mni. II one Wonrln on
Thuraduy nt it o'clock.
THE WKBT HIIUC D1VIHION fib'
tho ConKrPKntlonul Inilloii' nid
noqlolv will moot thin nfiprnoon
nt 1:10 nt the homo of Mm. J.
II. Clotcholl on tho Klnilra rond.
THIS HOMIO KCONOMICK CM!B
of IrvliiK will meet nl llio homo
or Mm. Cloo, ltomiin't. Thurmluy,
Jnnunry , nt 1:10 l. Thorp
win bo oloollon of offlcpm for
tho cnmliiR yonr. All member"
uru ru..iP.itoi1 lo ho proopnl.
THH I.ADIErV AUXH.IARV TO
tho chamber of pomniprro will
meet thlo pvpiiIiik nt 7-..10, Mm.
I,, K. Holmon. t-hnlrnian. Tlicro
will ho n priiKmin nnd cnnlit. All
mombara oro iirh-o.l lo ho prenent
tub iowa rum wiu. meet
thin afternoon nt the homo of
Mm. It. J. Chive. 913G Aider
ntreol, nt tho tmllnl hour. Mom
hem nre rou.uoi.tod to l.rln(r n
cnveroil tllnh. All wnnien who me
former roldonn of Iowa nio,ln
Yllod. TIIliJ nEnill.All MEKTIN'O OP
llrolhorhooil of Amorlcnn Veo
men will ho hold nt HitKlcit hull
nt 8 p, m Jiinniii'v 1. Hln'e
iliiniiuer Kol will ho. hero nnd
txempllfy llio Inltlnlory work
with maronptlnnn vloivo. Other
jmpnrliint nnnounnementu nro t"
no mndo, A Iiuho nttendnnco b
fleslrod.
IIOHN
KRM.JJY To Mr. nnd Mm. Vv'lll
lum Kolloy, Collnne flrnve, Bal
uidny, Jnnunry 10, 11128, a nun,
voLflu ulna iiiiundn.
COFFMAN At tho Mercy honllnl.
Hiindny, Jnnunry 10, 10. (1, to Mr.
nnd Mm. 8, U. Coffninn, CoIIukc
Orovo, n nnn.
Nollco
Hhorlff'n nolo,' Siilurdny, Jnnunry
10, nt county court hntutn nt I I), in.
Ono np.ui of uiiu'cn, wniion nnd lutr
noH, II, A. Plnkorlnn. 1 -J 3-3
Onod Honlth Jnmirnnon. Hen nr.
Btuilluy, oslanpnth, 710 Miner nidi
1-10-10
O. B, F, niokdx, plnno tuner
Phone 15 11 -J, or MorrU Munio
Houn. 11-1-U
rikd Allcnllon
Ucm.liir noRolon of
Eimeno lodKO No. .157.
Wediionil.iy, Jnnunry
ID, K )C m. Jlinlliol
lien H, Flnher, ilopii.y
unind cx.illeil ruler,
, i. t.,in
.mnkn liU nfflclnl vlnlt
4f
"" lo Wuneno lodKO on
Hint (Into, nlno Hrolhor Pnire, proitl
dnnt of the Ornfinn HI lit o Jfill.n'
aHitnelntlnn, will he with ur,
llftllotlim for cnndldnton nnd In
Itlnllnu of n lai'Ko clunrt. A Inrffo
nttondnnoo In denlre.l,
HIOURETAnT,
laa-s
The Bright Yellow Card
Clearance in
French Sergea, $1.98 Yard
Former values to $-1.00 in this lot. Copcn,
navy, plum and black. Also rnc special
lot of novelty wool plaids.
40-Inch Charmeuae, $1.98 Yd.
Originally priced at $-100 yard. A splen
did heavy lustrous channelise (or dresses,
linings, etc. Gray shade only.
Lining Sateen, 19c Yard
A sensational clearance of lining sateens
nriced regularly to 50c yird. Some slight
ly soiled, l'astel shades.
Wool Challis, 49c
Two dozen pretty patterns to choose
from, mostly light colors with polka dot,
floral and striped designs. -J'Jc yard. '
French Kid Gloves, $2.49
Strap wrist, 2-cIasp, 12- and 16-button
lengths. Many "Pcrrins" gloves includ
ed. Former values to $1.00. Tlain and
fancy ditchings. All colors. All sizes.
Kid Gloves, $1.98 Pair
' Fine suede and kid gloves in two-clasp
style. Colors of Jrown, gray, mode and
Mack. All sizes in this lot. A special
grouping of gloves selling formerly to
$.1.50. Your choice now at $1.98 pairl
Fabric Gloves, 98c Pair
WashaWc chamoisuedc gloves in long,
strap wrist and 2-clasp styles. Former
values to $2.75. Many with fancy cuffs
such as will he worn for spring. Excel
lent gloves for shopping, etc.
Lawn Handkerchiefs,
3 for 50c
Dozens' of sheer, dainty little lawn
handkerchiefs in plain white and col
ors with colored embroidered corners.
Former values 25c each, January sale
price, 3 for 50c t
Handkerchiefs, 4 for $1.00
Pure linen, lawn and voile handker
chiefs in this lot regularly to 50c
each. .Plain and prettily embroidered
corners.
Entire Stock of Higher Grade
Leather Purses and Vanity
Boxes Reduced
Krinkle Krepe Spreads
$2.95
All fresh new spreads purchased ex
pressly for the January sales! Both
twin and full bed sizes 81x90 and
81x100. The broad krinkle ribbon
stripe the scalloped borders and the
pretty colorings of gold, rose or blue
against cent backgrounds further their
value appeal! .
Mercerized Damask. $2.98
A highly mercerized pure linen table
daniask'selling formerly nt $4.50 yard,
priced for the January sales at $2.98
yard. Just one' bolt to sell at this ex
ceplional low pr.iccl
Signs Tell the Brief and Interesting Story of the Most Outstanding January
the History of "Eugenes Own Store" Definite Savings for Everyone!
Hundreds of bolts of dress goods of every description are now tagged with the bright
yellow tickets which mean very decisive reductions jn every instance! A trip to the
M. &. W. piede goods section will soon convince you of the magnitude of this event j
.We cannot urge too stongly an early attendance at this sale for in many cases only one
or two dress lengths of a pattern remain!
Hundreds of iVeu) Silk and Ribbon Remnants-HALF PRICE!
Dress Goods, $1.69
Former values to $3.00 in this group.
Black serges, brown wool taffetas and
myrtle green serges. $1.69 yard.
Pongee Silks, 59c
Good weight pure Japanese pongee silks
much superior to the ordinary "sale"
silks. Also 79c and 9Sc groups. ,
New Corduroys, 89c
A good, medium weight corduroy in a
wide range of bright, pretty colors. For
dressing gowns, robes, etc.
j Wool Challis, $1.29
Famous. ."Botany" Mills fine worsted
challis in a host of bright, pretty patterns.
Former values to $1.50 yard.
Kid Gloves, $1.49 Pair
Sizes 6 and 6'i, only, in this special lot.
2-clasp styles in brown, black and white.
Plain and some fancy stitchings. Re
markable values if you arc able to wear
either size 6 or 6'i.
Silk Umbrellas HALF PRICE!
About 50 high grade silk umbrellas to be closed out at
exactly HALF the original prices! Turc, heavy silk in a
wide choice of bright and dark colors. Fancy bakclite
handles and nniber ferrules. 26-inch ribs.
Variiy Boxes, $1.00
21 of these regular $1.50 vanity boxes to go at $1.00.
Handsome fiber cases in brown, tan and rose. Large
mirrors. Very roomy.
Look Well to Future Needs for the Entire Family!
Savings Are Great!
"Munsing" Silk and ) I
Fibre Blend Hose, Pr. fTC
A fine lustrous perfect fitting and long
wearing hose. Has the appearance of much,
higher priced silk hose. . Lisle foot anl top.
Black only. All sizes.
Heavy Servipe Weight
Pure Silk Hose, Pair
1
.59
Selected irregulars of a famous hose selling
regularly at $2.50. The imperfections are
very tiny nnd in no way interfere with the
beauty or wear. All good colors.
Genuine
"Phoenix"
)89c
Pure Silk
Hose, Pr.
Heavy pure silk hose, regular $1.35, $1.85
nnd $l.9iS, Brown only 1 Every pair perfect !
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Basement 'Sale of Pure
Good medium weight pure silk hose free from
ized lisle foot and top. Tiny occasional flaw
.
San Toy Crepes, 19c Yard
San Toy, fine, Japanese crepes are sold
exclusively in Eugene by this store. Full
range of 25 pretty colors.
Fancy Crepes, 12c Yard
A good selection offancy crepes especi
ally, suitable ..for ..children's' ..rompers,
aprons, etc. Also white crepes for gowns,
15c yard.
Normandy Voiles, 39c Yard
Fully 50 pieces of voiles in this lot at 39c.
Normandy patterns as well as printed and
conventional designs. All colors.
Bath Robe Flannel, 79q Yd..
Genuine "Beacon" bath robe flannels in
a good assortment of patterns. Regular
ly at $1.00 yard, now 79c !
loves
Kid Gloves, $3.49 Pair
Former values to $3.50 in this group. Im
ported mocha and heavy French kid in
2-clasp and strap wrist styles. Many
"Pcrrins" gloves included. Colors in
brown, gray and beaver. All sizes. Ex
ceptional at $3.49 pair.
500 Lace Remnants -
HALF PRICE!
All new remnants: Laces, fancy em
broideries, dress trimmings, bandings,
nets, etc., at just half the original low
price ! At no other time of the entire
year will such a splendid choice of' new
remnants oc avaiiaoie. un sale main
floor bargain table !
Y Holeproof Hose for
Boys and Girls, 3 Pr.
Medium heavy and fine ribbed hose, selling
regularly at 50c and 60c pair. All sizes 6 to
10 in this lot. Supply their needs for winter
and spring in this extra value!
Women's Regular 75c
,7PSr:45c
Outsize Lisle Hose.
Fine mercerized lisle hose in black and
brown. Every pair perfect in every way.
Outsizes only,. 45c pair.
Infant's Regular 50c
Cashmere Hose, Pr.
15c
Size 4 only in this, lot I Fine soft cashmere
hose in black nnd tan, If you can use size 4
here is a most exceptional clearance value!
-
Silk Hose at 79c Pair!
any artificial loading or weighting! Mercer-,
s account for the uncommon low price I
On sale in basement only I
mi
Daisy Muslin, 19c Yard
'Most every woman is acquainted with
this beautiful, soft, snowy white muslin.
The price is special now at 19c yard U .
Scptch Zephyr Ginghams, 57c
Imported ginghams and lorraine tissues
selling formerly to $1.00 and $1.25 yard.
Dozens of lovely patterns and colors J -
' Outing Flannel, 15c Yard '
A good, medium weight, nicely fleeced
outing flannel in an assortment of pretty
striped patterns. Full 27 inches wide.
Silk Special, $1.00 Yard
Hundreds of yards of taffetas, satins,
messalines, etc., deeply reduced to $1.00
yard. Wide choice of colors.
Chamoisuede Gloves, 49c Pr.
An excellent chamoisuede gloVe now for
49c pair! Colors of black and biscuit,
only. All sizes in these colors. Splendid
for shopping, driving, etc. '
Fabric Gloves, $1.65 Pair ;
Lined fabric gloves, sizes to 7 only I Strap
wrist style with prettily embroidered and
plain cuffs. Values to $2.75 pair in this
lot. Gray only. Clearance price $1.65 pr.
Chamoisuede Gloves, 29c Pr.
Two-clasp and strap wrist styles in excel- -lent
wearing, washable, chamoisuede.
White only. . . .
Hundreds of Yards of
Trimmings, Braids and
Laces Reduced!
Five big price groups:
5c 9c 15c 19c and 29c
Regular 5c Hooks and Eyes," ...... ..lc card
Regular 29c Clothes Brushes 19c each
Linen Napkins, $7.65 Doz.
Beautifully bleachedsnowy white
linen napkins, originally priced at $9.50
dozen. Full 22x22-inch size. Several
pretty patterns. : 5
Turkish Towels, 39c
Big, husky, finely napped Turklt'a
towels in plain white or pretty cross
barred patterns in gold, blue or rose.
All very special at 39c each.
72x90 Sheets, 98c 1
Famous "Stanwear" bed sheets seam
less and torn before hemming, perfect
in .every way. Hotels and rooming
houses should see these 1
Cotton Batts, 98c
Full. 72x90 size comfort batts all
fresh new stock. Soft, fluffy, selected
cotton'," . , ..
Japanese Lunch Cloths
45x45, 69c 54x54, 98c
Pretty light and dark blue patterns.
All fast colors. They launder so easily
and always look so fresh and inviting!
Stamped Aprons, 98c
Completely made aprons clearly
stamped in pretty floral and conven
tional patterns on fast color gingham
cloth. All edges taped. Complete in
structions for. finishing with each
apron. Finished models on display.
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