Ull'liSDAV. KOVKMniill 0. 1022.
(are represented this season by two of
'the strongest teams In the Pacific
the afternoon a flag raising and mili
tary alute rerrmony will be held on
lln.vward Teld before the football
game U started.
Sixteen hundred graduate and for
mer students of colleges other than
On Ron, who are now making their
homes In the state have been Invited
the program for Saturday.
Scores cf'iouner athletes of the
nnhersity will return and parade
nbout the field before the game start.
They will have a special section of
TIME FOR THOUGH
MEXT SATURDAY IS
U. of O. HOME-COMING
Hun(trv: of graduate and former
rludents of the University of Oregon
mill Journey to Eugene thin week
from all parts of the raclfic roast
for the university's annual Homecom
ing festivities which will open Friday
Coast conference, and the gum
I i. V. ,.
In the Southern Purine Central I's
elflo unmerger order the people of th
Pacific coast are not ao much con
earned with who possesses the ('en
tral Pacific as they are with what ef
feet on transportation service will fol
low from separation of the two roads.
It la generally urged by the ship
ping public that the present arrange
ment la aatlsfartory and the consensus
of opinion Is that no good, but prob
ably a great denl of harm, can follow
from tearing the Southern Pacific to
Riverside Dairy
promises id we iw vi uw ..,,-
fought gridiron battles ever played In
the west.
The conteet will be preceded Fri
day night by gigantic street parade
and bonfire rally. This Is an annual
'seats and will be feted at a haminot
' Snturday night.
j Special rates to Eugene are being
offered on railroads at all stations In
I the state, for the benefit of the hun
'to come to Eugene and participate In
'the Homecoming and at a ceremony
to adopt the university as their step-
FUR.II JERSEY MILK
AND CUEAM DAILY
T- U. TESTED COWS
evening and close Saturday night
.event and each year becomes more
dreds who will return to Eugrne for
the occasion.
Toe chief attraction of the annual
rent will be foot hall tame between
Oregon eleven and the Washington
State College team. The Institutions
svre traditional football eoemlee and
noisy and hilarious.
Armistice day will be commemorat
ed with a patriotic parade Saturday
morning In which l.ane county organi
sations and students will combine. In
alma mater.
A coast conference cross country
race, big noon date luncheon, alumni
meeting and Homecoming ball are on
Bl'I.L. tor service at the Springfield
feed ttarn, at foot of Main street, tfc
w
Sale
NewliaecFs November
iffers Splendid Values in All Departments
Pre-Holiday Offerings in
Hosiery
Humming Bird rf f
Silk Hose leOU
Selling regularly at $1.75. one lot iu
Cordovan color only
Heather Mixtures at 65c
Ladles Heather mixed hose in dark
brown and green mixtures, drop stitch
a splendid valve
Heather Hose Clocked 75c
Brown Heather. Green Heather, drop
aitch and clocked with contrasting
colors a remarkable value at the
price
Plain Black Wool Hose 65c
Gray heel and toe, ribbed top, a very
good quality, warm and serviceable
Black Cotton Hose 15c
A very good quality and weight cotton
hose, colors black and dark brown.
Beginning Friday, November 10
Many goods will be closed out this month to make room for
the new Holiday lines that are beginning to arrive and will soon
be on display and sale.
Plan Now for Thanksgiving-Christmas
Showing fine Linens In 18 Inch. 20 Inch and up to 3 Inches
tt-M VnrrnntPi utriftlv all Linen In bleached and brown. Art
mcK n.wham 1 inen finish nnrl Indian Head in Belfast finish.
UUIVUVIO . . . . - . -
suitable for making Christmas things now on display and Bale.
Stamped goods, Embroidery silks, tannroiuery vouonu.
20 Uuder Value
SS Inch Table Damask, highly mercer
ised and full bleached TQ
heavy quality, sate yad. iC
64 in. Satin Damask, fine even weave
beautiful designs. Thanks
giving sale, yard
1.10'
I
73 In. Table Damask, full bleached
beautiful design on sale at the yard
1.25 to 1.75
. Japanese Lunch Cloths
Table Cloths, Napkins
A splendid assortment In the different
sites ad designs. Every number,
being priced special for this occasion. .
Call at the store and see the different i
designs, sizes 3( Inch. 48 Inch, up to
60 Inch, priced for the differen quail
ties at from
69c to 2.89
Many Special Values in Good
Hosiery
Silk itnd Wcol Hose $1.R5
Humming lllrd wot I and silk Henther
Hoe In sliver Fox. blue and go!d.
brown stone, selling ngulnr at I.' 2.V
Wool Heather Hose 98
Ilrown and green mixtures, good
weight, good looking and very ser
viceable extra good value
Wool and Silk Hose $2.35
A remarkable value at the price.
Heather Wool Hose $1.25
Black and mixed colors, drop stitch,
some clocked, a very popular price
and quality.
We are showing a targe assortment In
silk hosiery, black and many colors,
at the pair.
69c, 95c up to 2.19
Beginning Friday
An Amazing Sale of Coats
Dresses, Suits
Every garment reduced in price for this monster clearance
6ale. Prices will be as low this month as January and come at
a most opportune time. Not until you see for yourself, these
coats, can you realize the wonderful values being offered.
Dresses at $9.75-1 Suits at $14.75
$15.00. $17.50 Regularly selling up to 125.00. Mode
from all wool serges'
Regularly selling
up to JIS.C0
Silk Plush Coifs $15,00
Regularly selling at C5 00. these silk
rluh crats a real bargain
Silk Piosli Coats S27.53
Larg-j f-r co'lar and fur trimmed, sell
ing regular at $45.00
Suits at $25.00
Regularly selling at $37.50 Jacket
.-.Ik li. ej. elegant material
Cloth Coats
Different materials some with
jcr l'.ars reduced to close out
DRESS GOODS, SILKS, VELVETS, CORDUROYS
Every single Item Is underprlced and the quality will be found
reliable and satisfactory to the wearer. When you see the quality
of our Silks you will be agreeably surprised at the splendid savings
to be had here this month. (
Yard wide Satin $1.50 , Changeable Taffeta $2.25
One lot of 3 Inch satin In navy will Regularly selling at $3.75. 36 Inches
these He on sale this month at S1.K0 the wide, an elegant fabric - for party
yard quantity is limited and we ad- dresses.
rise early selections. j Crepe de Chine $1.85
Charmeuse Satins $2.35 " wide, heavy wight and
40 Inches wide an wonderful value rHular 2 25 ralua-
at the price. Golden Glow Silk at 95c
Wool Canton Crepe $2.75 ":"- 36 ,sch- "riy "d "
..... sorted colors.
40 Inch, a very much wanted material.
at a low price for such quality. Tut'nh Silk at 95c
36 Inch. Pongee color, elegant iiitlh
and lustre. - . .
Tricotine at $3.50
4 Inch all wool Trlcollne, extra good
fur
Save on Blankets Here This Month
Wool Bankets $10
Storm Serge at $1.00
30 inch ull wool storm serges in
sorted plain colors.
Plaids and Strips
Beautiful big i-UUIs, guaranteed all
i"5:n wool e::d worth at least $12.50.
Other Wcol Blankets
in ilbiiii) and pliu colors at from
$6.50 to $8.50
Woolnap Blankets
$2.50 to $5.50
Robes at $10.00
Fine Indian Roles underprlced a
gor;d $12. CO value
Cottcn Blartkets $1.98
Do'ibla EUnkets good grade of cot
t' n special
Army Blankets $3.75
Larg? size, heavy weight, iu light and
dark grays and plaids. Crib blankets
75c to $1.49
weight and quality.
' at 35c.yp tq.$1.50, . CorchinWs $1.25
Snlendid Kooi V-fluee 'can bo had hero 26 Inch Corduroys In different
this mor.th take advantage.
plain
colors, rtal values.
I
SHOES
Ssv.-ral broken lines to cloae out
mucy are reduced down to a flat
wholesale cost and we have nearly all
sizes in the lot. Come early for best
pick.
Mackinaws $7.50
Regular price was 49.50 strictly all
wool nothing better to be had at any
price sizes 14 to 18.
Sweaters $2.98
Ladies' Union Suits
Kilk and wool mixed, in
styles at from
9 on tr on
Raeularlv selllrK at $3.60. boys Rough v r .
Neck Sweaters, all wool and all sizes Showing other qualities In fin
from 26 to 34 .bleached-cottons and wool In union
M it C'i i tc suits and separate garments for child
en Union 5uits $1.75 , ' v
-..n: . . ok. fin .in. ren and women.
l-jr weight
Shirts and Drawers 89c
We ofer great valuta in all kinds of.
winter underwear for men and boys. 35 ncn Chaliies at 19c
Every single item Is reliable, warm RBgujary elilng at cents the yard,
and s.viceaWe underprlced I
Amoskeaflf Ginghams 20c
Pequot Sheeting 60c Trunks, Bags Suit Cases
81 inch bleached I'cciuot Slioetlng at Showing uxtiu good quality Htuam.-r
a low price. Trunks
for
Pearl Sheeting 55c
81 inch bleached I'earl Sheeting, ex
celKnt iiiii:ty. to arrive.
$12.50
bargain ut
81 -inch Brown Sheeting 50c Lea l tie
Another fine vulue offered at a very bags at
low price, to arrive
'3ft Inch fiber trunk, lurfr size, strong
ly mnda. a
36-inch Brown Muslins
15c to 25c per yard
$15.00
$5.50 and up
Summer Day Nainsook 24c
36 inch full bleached Nainsook, fine i
quality, at a special price, good body
different et nct to her.
t
Naln-
36-inch Percales 19c
Regularly selling at 25 cents the yard.
Sport Coats
$3. 50 to $8.50
R gularly stll'iig at 25 cents the yard peucb
Ladies' Purses and Bags
Kiiowl: g a fine new line of ludles
purses, bugs, vnnlt'cs, nt popular
prices
Silk Umbrellas
Ladles 811k umbrellas, novelty handles
some are detachable, at from
$5.50 to $9.75
Everyone a Special value
Misses Silk Hosiery 95c
Sixes 7 to a splendid heavy ribbed
Showing a nice assortme:it of 28 Inch ,tot;klnli biutk only will give extra
good service try a pair
Sewing Machine Suppties
Needles, shuttles, bobbins, for prac
tically all machines.
Talcum Powder 15c
Large size can of talcum or baby
liowder a regular 25 cent value.
We offer other grades In fine
sooks at the following prices.
22c27c29c33c35c
Romper Goth 25c
Roraier Cloth at an tinder price
White Organdie 45c
A splandld quality of 40 Inch a regu
lar 65 cent quality
Handkerchief Linens $1.50
36 Inches wide, fLne sheer quality,
tolors white, gray, pink, blue, green,
nn. r" 1 ork -
fta and boys,, all styles and kinds .J-inCH uiPRnams ;7C
carry bargain prices our cheaper Regularly selling at 25 cents the yard,
grades are serviceable and good look- Full standard quality and worth every
MAT.fcs4r A 633d Place to m Money
INeWiana S Springfield, Oregon
hi
W. F. Cline
SPRINGFIELD. OREGON
niONB 34F3
pieces.
When tlvi qiiestlon Is dinposed of
befor the Intorstuta commerce com
nilflcn It will be s.ttlcd for a Imt
limit. ( now Is Ilia tine lo rounder t
and ai t wisely. How It is settled may
t. of the gravest concern to Ihe I'a-
Vic const. Ws know what we have
nw but we do not know nor csn we
well foresee what we shall have tf
tin) prennt fcouihorn Taclfle system
Is broken up,
CALL FOR SCHOOL WARRANTS
Ni tlce Is hereby given tlist all
School Warrants on District No. 19
l.ane County. Oregon, lo and luclud-
llnir l)i.rl.lr Vii lllll , itutt Aliril 1.
m3. Will be paid fit the county
treasurer's office, on Friday, Novem
ber 10, 1923. Interest will ceste on
thitt dale.
r;rNA WARD. "County Treasurer.
Dated at Rugena this ?th day of
November, 193S.
Borne persons are subjoct to fre
quent colds, while o'hors seldom, If
ever, have a cold, tou will find that
the Utter take good care of them
selves. They take a shower or cold
sponge bath every day In warm
iooiu, avoid ovwr heated rooms, sleep
with a window open or partly open,
avoid eicessns, over eating, becoming
over heated and then chiliad and get
ting wet feet. Then, when Ihey feel
the flist Indication of cold, they take
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with
out delay and It Is soon over.
Eugene Business
College
SHORTHAND
TYPEWRITING
BOOKKEEPING
Invest In a buBlneas educa
tion. It will pay you well.
A U'1"ihone cull or a poslul
card brings you our cata
log. . ." ,. '. .
Monday is enrollment day.
Ellens Business College
A .E Roberts, Pres.
EUGENE
OREGON
A
Simple
Experiment
I IOW often you bear Bome
t;ne tiny, "I don't know
w hat becomea of my mon
ey." ytt how Bt'Moni those
bume people make any ef
foit to find out.
Here's a ehnplo experiment
I 'or thirty tlaya Jot down
every nickel you epend.
Not every cent. lick out
the items for which you
hav6 nothing to show, mul
tiply their total by the
number of the months you
have been earning,
then open a savings ac
miOHBM S4M qi b junoa
"M Years of Hs'pful Service"
The First
National Bank
OF EUGENE
Sines 1886
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