EXTRAORDINARY
Flower-Offer
Saturday, October 30 th
-FREE
” POTTED CALLAH LILLIES
These are large plants 8 to 12 inches high,
potted in 4 inch pots, and all ready for win
ter blooming. f
One FREE with 75c Purchase
\ —at—
Eugene’s Progressive Drug Store.
4 RED GROSS DRUG CO.
AYM. A. ItUTH, Prop.
624 Willamette Street.
Phone 150.
SEE THE
O.A.C.-California Game
Jitney leaves Eugene at Twelve Noon—
Saturday.
For parties of five a round-trip will
cost $3.00 each. Time of return is optional.
U. of 0. Maxwell Jitney
Phone 114. Phone 158.
Klearflax
Linen Rugs
i
%
v«v Very Durable.
Exlremely Bcuulii'ul.
Remarkably Low Priced.
All colors and sizes jusl received. We rec
ommend them lo von.
SPALDING ATHLETIC GOODS.
R. A. BABB HARDWARE COMPANY.
The Winchester Store.
Phone 47. 771 Willamette.
^ A'D - tC'1920
Sorirtxjltanii Clothes
The indoor social season opens. The day
of the soft collared shirt, canvas shoes
sweater and khaki trousers hasjpassed
The suits illustrated above are fall models of Society Brand Clothes.
On the left is the Buckwood, a two-button double-breasted model and
on the right a three-button sack—the Lonsdale.
How about your wardrobe?
Have you kept pace with the style
changes for fall?
Remember coats are fuller, with
short vents and lower, less-restrict
ed waist lines.
Hats — infinite in variety — tend
toward the narrow rolling brim.
The new shirtings show small pat
terns on fields of white or are of
small checks.
Better cast up in your mind what
you need and pay a visit to our store.
29 STUDENTS HAVE
PRACTICE CLASSES
Twenty-nine l'nivorsity students in the
schools of education, music, physical edu
cation and normal art are teaching
classes as practical training for their
j prolessions. 1 his work is done under
| the direction of Professor 11. It. ])oti
! mass, assisted by the department in
structors of the l'nivorsity high school.
The practice teachers are:
l'nivorsity High School — Beatrice
< Yewdson, 1,atin 1: Marie Turner. French
: Edith Piric. General Science: Isabel
Zimmerman. Algebra 111: Laura Moat.es.
English I: Lillian Pearson, Modern Euro
pean History: Mrs. Christensen. Art 111;
Mrs. Helen K. Maxham, Biology: Bea
trice Weatherbee. Art I and II (girls);
! Germany Klemm. Art 1 and 11 (boys):
Elizabeth London. Physical Education:
Until Hanford. Music.
Springfield High School Chctta Tern
pie ton. Spanish T: Cecil Kobe. Latin 1:
Plain Stratton, Spanish 11: lanet Fra
sier. English 1.
Kugeae High aud Public Schools -
Ih'owucll I" easier, Art: Mildred (iurluud.
Knglish I; Maude I,argent. 1‘h.vsiral i-Mu
ration; Frodrrickc Sehilkc. Music; Alice
ration; Frederick's Sehilkc, Music; Alice
Hamm. Knglish; (’will- Barilos. Physi. al
lalueatioii; Alioo Oablke, Music; Madge
Calkins, Music.
I niversity of Oregon—liutli Wolff.
Physical Kdueation; Ollie Stoltenbeig,
1'li.ysiiul Education; Viviau Chandler,
I'liysical Education; Naomi Robbins,
1’li.vsical Education.
Eugene Bilile University—Enid Lamb,
Algebra I.
Picnicking this Week-end?
Have the Lunch Put Up
—at—
Bhe Grotto
Phone 238.
SANDWICHES—SALADS—PASTRY.
~~ ■ "_712 Willamette.