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Easter
Vacation Fares
Special low rates In effect April 7 and 8, from
Eugene to all points on the
Oregon Electric Ry.
Round trip tc
$2.80; Woo
Thro
R. H. Crozier,
Portland,
Return Limit, April 17. I
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Portland, $4.80; Albany, $1.75; Salem,,
clburn, $3.50; Wilsonville, $4.00.
ugh tickets to California at low rates.
A. G. P. A.,
Oregon.
H. R. Knight, Agent,,
Eugene, Ore.
CAPTIVATING STYLES IN MILLINERY
(On Second Floor, take Elevator)
Exquisitely designed and trimmed with high effects are
these smart hats. Flowers and foliage lend their graceful
ness as well as unique effects of ribbons and bows, also be
coming flat trimmings, both for tailored and dress wear, I'
Bather’s Headgear
New assortment of fine quality rubber
bathing caps. Colors, red, green, grey, Ml
blue, purple, black as well as two color
combinations. Others attractively orna- «|
mented with fringes and rosettes. Each w
35C to 60£ »
NEW BATHING SUITS JUST '
RECEIVED.
Such a splash these will make. Stunning
new bathing suits that bid favorably for ,
the coming season, shown in solid colors
or the much favored striped combinations.
Full range of sizes, moderately priced at
from ..^1.75 to$5
R. Dimm
Phone 995L
G. Dick
Phone 399
DANCING SCHOOL
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We teach all the popular dances. For further information
call either phone number
1 lesson 50^
6 lessons, $2-50
Small classes
On Tuesday nights
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Heed the Order of the Day
Dress Up
That confident feeling of being “There" is what you want*
and you know how hard it is to get just the right suit tci
give you that feeling of confidence. i
Kuppenheimer-*
have been designed for you young men, who wish to appear
in advance of the host of styles that just about get by.
April 8rd to 8th is Dross Up Week. Get in the Procession^
SUITS $15.00 to $25.00 1
ROBERTS BROS.
Holeproof and!
Iundt* Hosiery
CONVICT “NO. 27,440”
END3 COURSE WITH U.
Hu Oomplrted Geology Extension Study;
Writn Dr. W. 0. Smith Letter
About Hie Life.
Convict 27,440 at the California etate
prieon at San Quentin, Is one of the peo
ple who has beon helped by the Univer
sity extension department, according to
lettera recently received from him by
Dr, W. D. Smith,
The man took a course In geology and
his returned lessons were frequently ac
companied by Interesting letters to his In
structor, The last came a few day* ago
when the course ended,
"No, 27,440” was a prospector before
being placed in confinement. The prison
authorities allowed him the chance of
working on the state highways with the
honor squad, and during the time he was
engaged in this he did most of his study
ing, often under difficulties.
"My lessons are not sent regularly,”
he said one time, "but out here on the
highway we find plenty of work and after
supper the only place to study is our
tent where there are fourteen men
sleeping, so a fellow has not got much
place to study. However, I intend to
do my best.” In another letter he says,
“I am somewhat tired in the evenings
and my hands are getting horny, but I am
in possession of perseverance, and as
you are kind enough to instruct me, I
shall continue.”
The final letter received from the con
vict reads as follows:
“In time to come I would very much
like to prospect in Mexico and South
America, principally for precious stones.
As I stand alone in this world as far as
relatives go, I have nothing to hinder
me only lack of liberty, which in course
of time will come my way.
“By submitting the enclosed report of
my work in the field of geology, my la
bors are concluded, insofar as the ques
tions on the instruction sheet sent to
me from the University of Oregon.
“I will therefore thank you, doctor,
for favors extended to me for something
which has been beneficial to me and has
given me the opportunity to use up idle
hours, which otherwise would necessarily
be more of a torment to me than mo
ments of pleasure.”
COLORED BOYS WILL SING
Quintette Entertains in Villard Tuesday.
Admission Free.
Through the advance agent, W. H.
Walcott, a quintet of colored singers
from the Tuskegee Normal Institute are
slated to appear in a couple of hours of
old negro melodies, plantation songs
and dialect readings in Villard hall,
Tuesday at 4 o’clock.
The men are students in the Tuskegee
industrial school, Alabama. This school
industrial school, Alabama. This school
in 1881 and is attended entirely by col
ored people. The singers are on their
annual tour of the western states, but
have never been this far north before.
From here they will go to Corvallis.
There will be no admission either
time, but a silver offering will be taken.
TUBBING STOPPED AT STANFORD
The Stanford Student Council has put
the ban on tubbing, either as hazing or a
diciplinary measure. This decision was
brought about by the case of a freshman
who was tubbed for refusing to answer
a telephone call in accordance with the
hall rules. He applied to the judge for
warrants but agreed to let the matter be
settled by University authorities.
FOR DRESS UP WEEK
Have your dress made by
MRS. WM. PRICE
528 10th Ave. West
Dressmaking at Reduced Prices
Spring Gothes!
Of artistic elegance are to be found "midst
our large and varied assortment—especial
ly featuring Snappy Young Men’s $
Suits $|5 00
Remember ‘“Priestly” 2 Bone Lids
The Haberdasher
Men’s Outfitters
Fresh Cream Caromels
Uicforia Chocolates
There is pathos, humor and romance
in this cheery story. It has just been
published in the Popular Edition
at 50c a copy
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Willamette Street
SPRING STYLE SHOW
and
DRESS-UP WEEK
APRIL 3rd to 8th INCLUSIVE
Surpassing displays, for dress up weejc.of the latest fashions
—for women and misses. Artistic achievement of the fore
most American style creator, showing hundreds of suits,
coats and drosses, carefully selected!, featuring the most
recent style developments and displaying a great diversity
of clever ideas.
LARCE’S CLOAK & SUIT HOUSE
885 WILLAMETTE ST.
EUGENE, OREGON.
DRESS-UP WEEK!
SUGGESTIONS j
While celebrating Dress Up Week next week, don’t neglect
to “Dress Up” the INNER MAN with some of the good !
things to eat from our stock of PURE FOODS. We can
furnish everything you can possibly need to Dress Up your
table for every meal. J
ELLIOTT & HOSMER !
H QUALITY GROCERS
Phone 246 9th and Oak
BIG
ACTS
EMPRESS
VAUDEVILLE
Eugene Theatre
Tuesday 1
April 4th
2 Shows 1
7:15 9:00
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VALDO & CO.
Mystery, Novelty *-■;
SCHARF & RAMSER
They Dpn’t Dance But How They Can Sing
HANDERS & MILLS
Comedy Novelty, “A Little Idea of Their Own”
ANN HAMILTON & CO.
Dramatic Sketch, “The War Child”
GRANT GARDNER
America’s Foremost Blackface Comedian
CASTIN & LAMAYS
Sensational Gymnasts.
PRICES.... 15^, 25£, 35<*
v’-ra:
LADIES’
SPECIALTY SHOP
]MARTLY tailored coats and suits for Dress
RnsnCp Week. What we buy in America or import
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is never only “clever.” Its style must be appro
priate and practical, which is no better than gay.
mg, “We know our clientele just as well as our
clientele know their own preferences.”
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Your new EASTER hat is here, come and
see it.
J- C. C. and Nu Bone corsets are specialties
with us. Fittings Wednesday and Saturday,
weekly.
McINTOSEt and CLARK
36 9th Ave. E.
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