Our Men’s Furnishing Section
.Guaranteed Hose
Sole agents for the guar
ateed Buster Brown Hose
>r men. Box of four pair
uaranteed to wear 4 mo.s
rice per box, SI.00.
65c Silk Sox 50c
Pure thread Silk Sox, as
sorted colors, double heel
and toes, an exceptional 60c
value, special per pair 50c
Men’s Soft Collars 15
Popular and comfortable
style for summer, laundry
scft, require no starch to
hold the exact shape. All
sizes in white with hatred
buttons, each 15c.
Ax Billy Department Store
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The Sincerity Store
See Roberts Bro.s’ “Toggery” for
new and up-to-date Straw and Pan
ama Hats, Fancy Wash Neckwear,
Athletic Underwear.
Sophomore Clothes for Men and Young Men
Asco Films and Cyko Paper.
LET US DO IT
Your Developing and Printing.
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644 Willamette Street. THE PAOE ST Ij DIO
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Eaton’s Book & Art Store
570 Willamette St.
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QUALITY AND PRICE
Two points to be considered always shown
Phone 507 j\f BINGHAM'S 26East9thSt
Something Different
(Dje Pery Catest ZHillinery Designs
fjats tfyat gir>e tfyat Up=to=Date Appearance
KOEHLER & STEELE, - MILLINERY
Phone 579 41 West Eighth
EL Bangs, Pres.
J. H. West, Vice Pres.
Earl L. McNutt, Sec.
BANGS LIVERY CO.
Livery, Sale and Stage Stables
Baggage Transferred Day or Night
Automobile and Cab Service
Phone Main 2J Cor. Eighth and Pearl
IMPERIAL
HOTEL
The place you will meet all your friends
First Class Grill Seventh and Washington
THE PLACE
First Class Workmen.
505 Willamette St.
R. C. Vellum & Co.
EVERYTHING IN THE
AUTOMOBILE GAME
Hunter Electric Co.
Electric Supplies
619 Willamette Phone 718
OREGON MEETS O.A.C.
TRACK TEAM FRIDAY
Close Competition Between Ancient
Rivals Assured—Both Teams De
feat Multnomah.
On Friday afternoon, O. A. C. and
Oregon will clash in the first dual
track meet held between the two in
stitutions in the last three years.
Although the dope at present is
somewhat in favor of Oregon, the
meet will undoubtedly prove close and
exciting. Both teams have met and
defeated Multnomah by about the
same score and although the time at
Corvallis was not as fast as that at
Eugene (a couple of weeks ago), the
condition of the track would account
for the slight difference. Baker, of
0. A. C., has been running a fast race
in the sprints this spring and will un
doubtedly give Jimmie Johns a good
clase race in the 100 and 220. Oregon
is also weak in the broad and high
jump and close results can be expect
ed in these events also.
Two events of particular interest
will be pulled off. Sam Bellah, the
famous Multnomah Club vaulter, who
will act as starter, has announced
that he will give an exhibition in the
pole vault, in which he will try for a
record, while McClure, Oregon’s fa
mous miler, will undoubtedly try to
lower the record in that event.
F. Morris Dunne has been selected
to referee the meet. Manager Geary
has announced that the tickets will be
75 cents, with 25 cents additional
charge for grandstand seats.
ENGINEERS HEAR TALKS
BY FORMER MEMBERS
The Engineering Club was enter
tained Tuesday by two former mem
bers, Curtis Gardner, ’08, and Ethan
Collier, ’09, both of whom have made
good in the engineering field.
Mr. Curtis Gardner, ’08, outlined
briefly the practical side of architec
ture. He described different kinds of
buildings and their construction with
reference to the architect.
Ethan Collier, ’09, described the
new $12,000,000 Cape Cod Canal in
Massachusetts. His talk was to the
point and appreciated by all.
The next regular meeting of the
Engineering Club will be of especial
interest, May 21. Bill Main and Reu
ben Steelquist will speak. Annual
election of officers will be held.
NOTICE
A beautiful remembrance for the
friend back home, an Oregon Art Cal
endar. 25 cents at Book Exchange.
Have your visitors take a souvenir
Calendar home. 25 cents at the Book
Exchange.
Registered Factory on
Optometrists Premises
Burgess Optical
Co.
Wholesale and Retail
OPTICIANS
591 Willamette St. Eugene
KOH-I-NOOR
The “Quality” Shop
Confectionery and Ice Cream
that is superior
Hot and Cold Lunches
C A. MOUSE, Proprietor
Call up 578
Merode Underwear in Delightful Weights
MIDDY BLOUSES
Made of Lonsdale Jean. Sailor collar of dotted Galatea in navy.
Laced in front. Modish pocket. Short sleeves, with twin back cuff.
A very chic garment. Price $1.50.
Another style made of Pepperill Twill. All white garment,
with shield at the neck. Collar artistically shaped, with small stars
embroidered in front and back on each side. A very high class gar
ment. Price $1.75.
Still another style, made of Pepperill Jean. All white, with
shield at the neck. Cliffs and collar brim made with three rows of
Sontach braid. Short sleeves. This is a very big seller. Price $1.50.
Others with Navy Blue Flannel Collar.
COME IN AND SEE THEM
NEW DRESSES
We offer you many new things in dresses. Serge, Silk, Gingham,
Pique, and Lingerie. You may buy these with perfect confidence,
as we guarantee style, fit, and workmanship. And very reasonably
priced.
Gugent? Cloal< &• Suit Hous<^
Phone 525 E. Large Register Bldg.
The Store that Sells Wooltex Styles
ANOTHER SHIPMENT
just arrived by express, consisting of Ladies’ tailor
ed Suits and Coats. By buying direct from the
clothing manufacturers we are enabled to same you
from one-fourth to one-third on your spring suit or
coat. Prices are $9.95, $12.45, $l4-95> $LM5> $19.85.
Our New York office:
129 West 27th St.,
New York City
Dodge Department Store
The Store that Keeps Prices Down
Cor. 8th and Olive
ED HANSON □
8 East Ninth Street.
McCORMICK’S
BOWLING
493 Willimatte Street.
IMPERIAL
Cleaners and Hatters
are prepared to clean and press your
suit on short notice. Phone 392, or
call at 23 East 7th street.
The Store that Saves you Money
on Furniture for Students
FISCHER ■ PARKS
LUMBER
CO.
RETAIL YARD
EUGENE, OREGON
26 West 5th St. Phone 672
FRANK E. BLAIR
WHOLESALE COMMISSION
MERCHANT
Eugene,
Oregon