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About Oregon emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1909-1920 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 27, 1920)
U. OF O. JITNEY CLOSED CARS Day and Night Service PHONE 158 *i---*■ Peter Pan ■ THE STUUDENTS’ SWEET SHOP - Opposite the Rex • »-<• (Dsfmrn FAVORITE RESORT OF STUDENTS Dinner Dances Teas and Banquets a Specialty The Monarch Cafeteria Delicious Home-cooked Food, temptingly display ed. You can see it before ordering and so choose what you want. Our Pies are unexcelled— Try them*. CLASSIFIED Dentists DR. ROBERT M. GRAVES Dentist Office over Varsity. Phone 65. Physicians and Surgeons DR. E. L. ZIMMERMAN 306 Constantine Wetherbie Bldg. Office Phone 619. Res. Phone 1082. Hairdressers MME. SHAFFER « Hairdressing Parlors Over Price Shoe Store. Phone 888. HASTINGS SISTERS Register Building Marinello toilet articles, Hair Goods made to order, Switches made from combings, Manicuring, Scalp and Face treatments. Phone 1009. Buy Blue Bell Ice Cream Ask About Our New Style Bricks Chamberlain Vulcanizing Works . 85 W. EIGHTH STREET RETREADING, SECTION AND TUBE WORK ABSOLUTE GUARANTEE. W.R. (OBAK) WALLACE CIGARS, CANDY, SODA, BILLIARDS AND PIPES FOR COLLEGE MEN. 804 Willamette St Eugene, Ore. Phone 48. ROBT. LOUIS STEVENSON’S STARTLING TALE % PlJTINGU15HED ■ AmepicanActop & IN ^ THEMASTERdBALLANTRAE MAIL ORDERS NOW ACCEPTED Prices remain: $2.00, $1.50, $1.00 with Gallery seats 50c (plus 10% war tax) THE SHOW ARRIVES, COMPLETELY EUGENE THEATER Phone 361 WEDNESDAY JANUARY Upperclassmen Roam “Unsnapped” j* j* j* j* j* j* j* jt j* j» j* Oregana Staff Grows Gray Hairs Many juniors and seniors are still “unsnapped’’ according to Si Simola, member of the Oregana staff. “Unless these bashful students turn out before Thursday, January 29,” said Simola, “the year book will be forced to get along some how without them.” This means, for seniors as well as juniors, that unless they take advont«.ge of this last opportunity, they will not appear in the Oregana, for the senior snaps this year are to be used with the studio photographs and only with them. Arrangements have been made to have these snaps taken at Barclay’s kodak shop on Willamette and Tenth streets. Following is a list of juniors and seniors who must report to the kodak shop before next Thursday. “It will only take a minute to be snapped,” said Simola “and thus you will be aiding to make the book a more complete record of the year.” Seniors Almack, J. L. Case, Victoria Armstrong, J. K. Christinson, P. E. Bailey, Walter Berison, Mildred Burk, H. Coley, Fred Carter, Sprague Collins, S. Boetticher, Robert Downard, Paul Bangs, Brandon Diment, Gladys Brown, M, Borah, Leo Blackaby, W. Cady C. E. Cameron Ronalda Dunn, F. B. Ewer, E. Finnerty, G. E. Fish A. JUNIORS Bayley, Day Blaker, C. j Brack, C. ! Clark, C. j Davie, C. Davis, C. Ely, M. Fishback, L. Glicksman, M. Hollenbeck, W. Holmes, H. Kierle, W. Lancefield, K. Leis, R. McKoy, F. i Maley, H. i Mautz, C. Moore, D. Phipps, D. Porth, W. Rosenburg A. Sichel M. Spencer, P. Thompson, N, Watson, F. Weidenhiemer, P. Babb, A, Berg, A. King, F. Livengood, K. McLeod, B. Mitchell, M. Pallett, A. Quisenbery, F. Scott, R. Shell, B. Spoeth, E. Wilson, L. Reudy Edwards, D. Hams, M. H. Huson, D. Hopper, W. McKay, W. Madden, H. McKenna, R. Melne, R. Russio, W. Danford, R. Dodds, M. Esparaza, A. Frazier, F. Hamilton, M. Garret, 'H. Gray, M. Hosmer, Ben Hunnington, H. Janney, Phil Johns, F, Johnston, H. E. Johnston, L. Jones, F. Johns, Charles Knapp, S. Kaye, E. Kapp, A. Loine. P. H. Leslie, K. Lowelin, G. S. Mannell Morris, T. Mathison, G. McCready, L. Miller, F. Mizner, J. Moore, M. Morninweg, H. Mason, Geo. Miller, Kerby Mitchell, Zetta Milsness, G. Millinger, B. Nail, J. E. O’Day, M. Packwood, Fired Peterson, Curtiss Pfouts, G. B. Rade, Daugh, M. Runquist, A. Slanghter, W. D. South, F. Smith, B. T. Showalter, V. Smith, Irving Sorensenson, N. Simonson, H. Spencer, B. Steers, W. Strachan, L. Summerville, Lee Susman, R. Tallman, A. Toma, N Yergen, B. Van Tassel, H. CHAMPIONSHIP CUSH TO BE HELD THURSDAY FINAL OF GIRLS’ BASKETBALL SERIES TO BE WOMEN’S BUILDING BENEFIT — The final game of the women’s in j terclass basketball series will be played next Thursday evening at : 7:15 in the men’s gymnasium. The ‘ teams that will play at that time will not be decided upon till after ! the preliminary games have all been played off. Each class plays every ' other class and the two teams win ning the most games will be the final contestants for the Hayward cup. The preliminary games played this afternoon were the sophomore vs. freshmen and juniors vs. seniors. Tomorrow the freshmen-senior game and the Junior-sophomore game I will be played at 5 p.m. in the wo momen’s outdoor gymnasium. These games are fast and snappy and are well worth the hour spent in watch ing them. MORE TEACHERS WANTED -- SALARIES RANGE FROM $110 TO $150 A MONTH Seven Position for Next Year Are Open for University Grad uates Seven requests for teachers for next fall, carrying salaries from $11 to$150, have already been received by appoint ment bureau of the University, and other requests are expected to begin coming in aat once. Professor C. A. I Gregory, who has charge of the bur eau, state that seniors in the universi i ty who wish to obtain teaching posi 1 tions for next year shoulld come in and register within the next week or ten days. Professor Gregory says that by meeting such students pers ally and becoming acquainted with their wishes and plans he can place them more satisfactorily to themselves and to the school they serve. Regular office hours are from one to two fif teen each day, except Saturday, and special appointments may be made for ten to eleven for the next ten days. S-MARALDA announces the pledging of James A. Bent and Harold D. Mannel, ■both of Eugene. 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Wing’s Market “Where are you going?” “To (he RAINBOW” “Oh, yes, (hat’s (he place where they serve, delicious things of all kinds. I’m with you” “We’re off” to the H. Burgoyne Proprietor Rainbow
