S. H. FRIENDLY & CO.
THE LEADING STORE
Copyright 1011 Alfroil DeckcrtSt Cohn
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CLOTHES
When you read an
advertisement of Friend
ly’s you may feel safe
in taking it at its face
value; you may depend
upon its being the truth.
That’s the policy that
has built this business
to be
The Leading Store
in Lane County. That’s
the policy that is guid
ing the destinies of this
institution.
We would like to call your at=
tention to our clothing for young
men moderately priced from
$18.00 to $30.00
They will add tone and gentility
to any man’s appearance.
Come in and “Let George Do It"
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Ask Obak about the Durham Du
plex Razor.
Fraternity Inserts exchanged at the
Obak Cigar Store.
Chambers Hardware
Company
Gillette Safety Razors
UL CX Barber Shop
SANITARY AND
UP TO DATE
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Thirteenth and Patterson Streets
Raincoats, Cravenetts and
Overcoats $10 to $30
Onr selection of Haiu Coats, Crav enettes, and Overcoats, is so
complete that it is easy to make a selection, Caberdine and rubber
ized slip-ons, made with plain and raglan shoulders, very best
quality, Si0.00 to $25.00.
Men's High Grade Furnishing Goods
Make this store your headquarters for furnishing Rood, com
plete stocks, new Shirts, Neckwear, Hosiery, I'nderwear, Hats,
Caps, Sweeters, Scarfs, Hath Holies, House Jackets. Night downs,
I’aja mas.
Agents for Hole-Proof Hosiery. Kaiser Neckwear, Mousing I’n
derwear. Dents' and Kow ns' Cloves, Imperial Hats, Heid Caps.
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Allen Jay was a guest at the Sigma
Chi House last week.
Cassius Hawley went to his home,
at Divide over Sunday.
Harold Watson visited at the Phi
Gamma Delta House this week.
The Beth Rhea’s entertained for
Miss Perkins of Wisconsin last week.
Miss Stinson, Madeline Harding and
Nellie Ban field spent the last week
end in Portland.
Mildred Wilson, of Roseburg, and
Minnie Jackson were guests at the
Lambda Rho House.
Mrs. J. A. Heusner and daughter,
Louise, were week-end guests at the
Kappa Sigma House.
Marie Zimmerman has returned to
Portland after a fortnight’s stay at
the Gamma Phi House.
A reception will be given Friday
afternoon, Nov. 10, by the Gamma
Phi Beta girls for their housemother,
Mrs. Kohr.
Birdie Wise and Lucille McQuinn
will be hostesses Friday afternoon to
their friends at Mrs. Brown’s home
on Emerald Ave.
Mrs. Avery and Mrs. W. S. Cutler
visited over the week-end at the
Gamma Delta Gamma House. Mrs.
Cutler will remain indefinitely.
Jean Allison and Mabel Kuyken
dall left Monday evening to attend
the,Tri Delta convention at Berkeley.
While there they will attend the
Stanford-Berkeley game at Palo
Alto.
Dr. Emil Enna and his sister. Miss
Harriet Eunna, of Portland, spent
Sunday at the ('hi Omega House and
gave short recitals for the girls and
some of their friends. They were ac
companied by Miss Helen Cavan
augh.
C. W. EDMUNDS. M. D.
Oculist and Aurist, 201 White Temple.
GENERAL SECRETARY
Y. W. C. A, IS HERE
Dr. Conklin Speaks On Definition of
Sciences.—Recognition Banquet
Soon.
Miss Fox, General Student Secre
tary of the Y. W. C. A., arrived in
Eugene [Tuesday afternoon for a
week’s stay. While here she will be
the guest of Mildred Bagley at the
Kappa Alpha Theta House.
She will hold meetings in the Wo
men’s Gymnasium Wednesday even
ing from eight until nine; Thursday
from seven until eignt. and Sunday
afternoon from three until four. On
Saturday afternoon, there will be an
informal reception fbr her at the
Lambda Rho House.
All Varsity girls are cordially in
vited to attend the meetings and re
ception.
Dr. Conklin gave an extremely in
teresting talk at the regular meeting
last Monday, in which he showed that
the differences existing between psy
cology, and in fact all sciences, is
largely a matter of the terms used in
defining them. Norma Graves gave a
piano solo.
The annual Recognition Banquet for
the new girls will be held next Mon
day, November 13, in place of the
regular meeting. The exact time and
place will be announced later.
KAPPA SIGMA FRATERNITY
WILL GIVE FROSH SMOKER
Kappa Sigma will give its second
annual smoker to the Freshmen of
the University Friday evening. No
vember 10, at the chapter house at
the corner of Alder and 11th streets.
The Freshmen of the fraternity will be
hosts, and every male member of the
1915 class, be he black or white, barb
or Greek, boner or bonehead, is cor
dially invited. There will be plenty
of soft drinks on tap, as well as a
supply of the filthy weed for those
who care to indulge, and boxing
bouts, vaudeville stunts, and a gen
eral hilarious time are among the
attractions promised.
PUEXY JUMPER JOHNSON
ENTERTAINS ENGINEERS
President J. Lewis Johnson, of the
Engineering Club, entertained a few
of the junior and senior engineers at
his home Tuesday evening. At six
fifteen a course dinner was served.
After dinner the evening was spent
in recalling events of the first year
of the men in college. Many amus
ing and interesting stories were told
of old time hazing and University
traditions. All present voted “Jump
er” a jolly host.
Those present were C. L. Marshall,
C. W. Walls, Raymond Heider, Chas.
Reynolds, Clyde Pattee, Abe Black
man, Elliott Roberts, Walter Hodge
and Leigh Huggins.
FORECAST OF NOVEMBER
MONTHLY GIVEN OUT
The second issue of the Oregon
Monthly will be out about the six
teenth. This number will be devoted
to clubs and organizations such as the
Oregon Club and the Henry George
Club. The editor has decided to enter
a comic department, to take the place
of the “Who’s Who.” This is to be
an experiment, and if it is success
ful, will become a permanent depart
ment of this year’s issues. There will
be a number of excellent stories in
the November number.
EUTAXIAN SOCIETY HEARS
INTERESTING PROGRAM
The Eutaxians report that their
program Tuesday evening was both
interesting and enjoyable. Ruth Mer
rick spoke on Taft’s recent visit to
the erstwhile solid South and the
United Steel Trust Investigation now
in progress. Pauline Van Orsdale
gave a clever reading and Ruth
Beach and Lucia Macklin donated ex
tempore talks. Parli'ametary drill
was conducted by the president.
Those wishing to take advantage of
low prices on engineering magazines,
see Himes, 52 Porm, this week.
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Good Shoes
First Class Workmen.
565 Willamette Street.
PIANOS FOR RENT
606 Willamette Street.
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40 East Ninth Street.
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BUNTE’S CREAMS
530 Willamette Street.
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SMITH & McCORMICK, Proprietors
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posits and Savings Accounts.
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