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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1909
Page
4
The Eugene Cloak and Salt Store offers a large sale with all garments reduced by one fourth and many by one half or more. Fall styles in Broadcloths Kerseys and Saltings. dozens available. Children coats half price. scarfs fur trimmed. Petticoats discounted from 50c to $8. Highlighted items include $10 coats for $5 and silk petticoats priced to clear.
Grand clearance sale offers significant reductions on wool dress goods and waisting. Tricot Flannel and Novelty Suitings priced low, with numerous colors and patterns. broadcloths and chiffon-weight fabrics discounted. Includes flannel waistings and Challies suitable for waists and children's wear. Limited lines excluded.
The advertisement promotes a sale on 19 to 90c yard taffeta and messaline silks, with many colors and yardage options. It highlights discounted prices from $1 to $1.50, claims guaranteed replacements if unsatisfied, and lists associated brands and accessories carried by the store.
The piece notes growers at country points firm on selling, with Rose seed stock pricing and demand weak. It covers Portland market activity, seed stock inquiries, and a lengthy list of current prices across livestock, grains, dairy, produce, and other commodities, highlighting limited movement south and buyer hesitance.
A small home wedding occurred at the residence of Mr Mrs Marion Morris in Florence on Wednesday December 23 149 as their eldest daughter Vis M married M Fraer. About thirty relatives attended the ceremony. The couple exchanged vows beneath a bell in a green and white decorated room with Rev Yost officiating. Lohengrin’s march was played by Miss Hy Weatherton. A lunch followed and the couple sailed later the same day for Map jan. The bride is from Florence Sluslaw. the groom recently moved here and works with Hazelwood Crea Co Florence West.
Lost Valley reports a New Year kangaroo court at Dexter school house for chickens theft. Residents plan an amateur athletic and debating club, aiming to establish a hall or gymnasium, with resolutions to be submitted. Local residents and visitors share travel, work, and family notes amid community updates.
Special Correspondence from Winberry reports a New Year dance at Arthur Hartman 8 with about 12 couples. Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gibson of Jasper stopped by Ed Randall's home. Mr. Nelson spent New Year’s Day in Eugene planning a short trip. Mrs. Elsie Young visits relatives on the upper Willamette. A son was born December 22, 1908 to Mr. and Mrs. Randall.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has filed her final account in the estate of Thomas A Evans, deceased. The County Court has set Saturday February 13, 1909 at 3 oclock p m for hearing the account. All interested persons must appear to show cause why the account should not be allowed. Annie L Van S. Administratrix of the estate, M De Neffe, Attorney for Estate.
The Eugene market reports a cold wave suppressing trade on Front Street with little demand for fruits and vegetables. Meats and poultry moved briskly at firm prices while butter stayed strong. prunes and apples show firmer prices due to limited coast supplies and growing shortages as Pacific coast markets tighten.
Our Children s Hosiery must be sold to make room for an entire new line coming. The goods we have are all right, only odds and ends from different mills, and so we are putting a very low price on them. LADIES GLOVES in Cashmere, Electra Wool, fleece, lined and Astrakhan. These are all good goods and right in the season, but they must go.
Advertises 10¢ and 12¢ hosiery and wool cashmere gloves with cuff and ladies kid gloves 60 percent off from regular prices. Warns these prices may not last beyond the week as goods sell out.
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