Jack Tar Middies
Are Here in the
Best Assortments
$1 to $3.50
In silk, wool, pongee, gal
atea, twills, crepes, etc.
Regulation open - front
and novelty styles. White
with colored collars,
cuffs, and belts. Solid
colors and B 1 a z i e r
stripes. Long and short /*
sleeves. All fast colors.
New Wash Skirts
$1.00 to $3.50
U^iiirLfnnV Where Cash
Ham pton S Beats Credit
J. W. QOACKENBOSH & SON
HARDWARE
PHONE 1057
160 9th AYE. EAST.
May23
HIPPODROME
Eugene Theatre
Dr. Joy’s Sanatar um, a sure cure for the blues.
Milton and Herbert, humor, oddities, a la classe.
Tnree Jannetts, novelty acrobats with pigeons, dog, monkey.
Mr. Hal Stephens in characdepicturesques.
Tetswauri, novelty balancing act.
15c, 25 c, 35c
Two Big Shows
7:15 and 9:00 p.m.
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The Very Latest
LIDS
2 Bones
And New Shapes and Patterns in
“One Bone”
CAPS
7 9 •>
• • •
? ? ? WHY PAY MORE
Look For
Eugene’s $2 Hat House
For the Latest
The HABERDASHER
“Men’s Outfitters”
Willoughby Bangs
CLINTON THIENES IS HOME
Returns From Hospital; Operations Be
lieved Successful.
Clinton Thienes, a junior in the Uni
versity, who has been confined to the
Good Samaritan hospital in Portland
for six months after several operations
on his hip, has returned to his home in
Eugene. The operation, which was for
the purpose of lengthening one of his
limbs, is believed to have been success
ful.
He will be able to get about on crutch
es but will have to wear a plaster cast
for tome time.
The junioij’ class has voted to present
its returned member with a wheeled chair
or something else which will be of use to
him during his enforced idleness.
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
♦ FRESHMEN ♦
♦ Nomination of class officers ♦
♦ Monday, 4 p m.—Villard Hall. ♦
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At the pniversity of Minnesota,
candidates for the editorship of the col
lege paper mpst make a campaign speech
outlining their policies they stand for in
the election.
Lar^away~s
GIFT SUGGESTIONS FOR
BRIDES AND GRADUATES
Give Quality Gifts
At no time in her life can you better show your devo
tion to your friend, by sending her a remembrance, than
when she graduates—Unless it is when she weds.
For both of these occasions we have beautiful, appro
priate gifts. Come to see our wares an^ it won’t take you
long to “decide” on what to give.
When asked, we shall be glad to help you make your
selection. i
Our reputation in this community is such that when
a present comes from us, the recipient is pleased to receive
it; our name assures a high quality. 1
We make “quality” right; then the [price right.
Novelties
Waldemar Chains with Gold Knives—$3, $4, $5 and up
Sterling or Gold Belts $3.00, $4.00, $5.00
Cigar Cutters $2.00, $3.00 and $5.00
Gold Pencils, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $2.00 and up
Tatting Shuttles 75c, $1.00 and $1.50
Gold Watches
I
The pride of the graduate is a Gold
Watch. Leading makes,'such as Elgin,
Waltham, Hamilton, Howard and
Hampden.
20-year Gold filled . $10.00
I 20-year Gold filled watch, better
grade. $15.00
25-year Gold filled .$20.00
Solid Gold watch . •.i.$35.00
For 50c
Beauty Pina
Lingerie Clasps
Hat Pins
Bar Pins
Sterling Pencils
Manicure Pieces
Oregon Seals
For $1.00
Silver Knife
Gold Pencil
Flower Pins
Tie Clasp
Lemon Forks
Cream Ladle
Tea Bell
China Plate
i For $2.00
Guff Links
Cream Ladle
Waldemar
i Chain
Sugar Tongs
Lemon Dish
China Dish
Fountain Pen
Tea Ball
For $3.00
Beef Fork
Lavalliere
Picture Frame
Cut Glass Vase
Leather Wallet
Gold Knife
Jam Jar
Set Tea Spoons
For $5.00
Silverine Watch
Gold Lavalliere
Signet Ring
Berry Bowl
Sterling Candle
stick
Silver Vanity
Gold Brooch
Cigarette Case
FOR MORE
Chest of Silver
Bracelet Watch
Cameo Brooch
Diamond Soli
Itaire
Gold Watch
Sandwich Tray
Silver Baking
Dish
Seth Laraway"
i Diamond Merchant and Jeweler
885 Willamette Street. Eugene, Oregon.
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The Quickest, Neatest. Surest and Easiest way to mount
your pictures in your memory books. Dry mucilage. Now is
the time to complete your memory book. Gome in and see
our assortment of campus scenes and college views.
i
Reynolds
The Kodak Man
885 Willamette Street Eugene, Oregon.
Rex Opposite i
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REX THEATRE
Monday and Tuesday
Paramount Pictures Present
HAZEL DAWN
IN
“THE SALES LADY”
The settings of this picture is one of New York’s largest
department stores, and the whole play is one of extreme
interest and realism
Pathe Presents
“PUPPETS OF FATE”
In two parts, Featuring
ANNA NELSON AND TOM MOORE
The first of a series of fourteen gripping photodramas
each complete in itself, and each presenting a social prob
lem, the audience to decide.
Who’s Guilty
TUESDAY NIGHT
The Co-Eds of the U. of 0.
Will assume charge of the theatre, and in addition to a
special program, will present
A Fashion Show
of ~
The latest Models in
Beach Costumes
The Costumes will be furnished by McMorran and Wash
burne. Shoes and slippers by Burden and Graham
Open for Business
University Pharmacy
Sidney R. Allen, Prop.
COMPLETE STOCK
DRUGS, DRUG SUNDRIES, STATIONERY, AND
PHOTO SUPPLIES
Phone 229
“We are Here to Serve You”
Special Rates
From Eugene to
Principal Eastern Cities
via
CALIFORNIA
On sale daily: June 1st to Sept. 30th, 1916
Stopovers allowed.
Return limit: 90 days from date of sale not to
exceed Oct. 31, 1916.
“To start right is to end right”
THE SHASTA ROUTE
is the right way to start _
SEE
Attractions
enroute
Mt. Lassen San
Yosemite Valley
Panama California
Mt. Shasta Shasta Springs
Francisco I^os Angeles
Southern California Beaches
Exposition
Limited Trains
On all Southern Pacific Routes
Ogden Route—“The route of Limiteds.”
Sunset Route—‘'Through Storyland.”
El Paso Route'—“Route of the Lowest Altitudes”
Call on local agent for further information or write
John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES