CMS men TO BE
MODERN STRUCTURE
Auditorium, Laboratory, Art
Studio, Gyms, Included.
ROOMS ON ONE FLOOR
April 1 Should See Comple
tion of New Building.
. Qn the completion, about April 1. of
tinj-iicvv high school building on Kincaid
street and Fourteenth avenue east. (lie
1 diversity will have one of (lie most up
to-dufe school house's in the northwest,
according to Professor Carl h. Douglass.!
principal of the training school depart-j
motif.
The building is of (he one-story type
that is becoming so popular in this coun
try, and is of frame body structure with
brick veneer. This veneer, says Mr.
Douglass, adds to the heating facilities,
improves the looks, but does not in
crease the cost materially.
In addition to the six large class
rooms with which the building lias, been ;
provided, it has a library, laboratory,
art studio, auditorium, rest rooms, and
a large outdoor gymnasium. The labor- .
atory is in two sections separated by a
glass partition. Professor Douglass says
this will permit, one instructor to super
vise two groups of pupils at once.
Picture Booth Fire proof.
The auditorium will seat liL'Il persons.
A great, deal of use will lie made of it
for class work, according to Professor
Douglass. A fireproof booth for a mov
ing picture machine is a feature that
will permit of much instruction by the
visual method. Also, the auditorium
will have stage and dressing rooms, com
pletely equipped, lie continues, which will
make possible much use of dramatics as
part of class work.
The art studio will have a kiln for
use ill baking pottery. Work will he I
given in pfittery making, linoleum print
ing, and various kinds of commercial art
besides the ustinl courses.
A rest and study lymm. with complete
ly furnished kitchenette in cpnnectiou,
Js a feature that Professor Douglass
thinks will be greatly appreciated by. the
women teachers.
Locker Rooms Large.
• There will be large locker and shower
rooms .for both boys and girls to use in
connection with The" outdoor gymnasium.
The gym will be fitted with windows so
that it inay.be closed in and used in any
kimPof weather, -- A, large covered play
porch 'will extend along one side of the
building, and provide, additional rccrea
tion space1 for rainy days.
Dean 11. 1:’. Dawfeneo of the school of
architecture is the senior member of
fhe firm which designed the structure.
Norma
Talma dge
—in—
“The Branded
Woman”
lias been the selection
made for Homecoming
week-end entertainment.
Not only will it furnish
a ditferent mode of en
tertainment for guests,
but. also, will l*o a means
of enjoyment to all.
Good Workmanship Combined With
the Best of Materials
I'l'ing your shoos to us for repairs.
REAL SHOE SHOP
titli and Willamette Street
CHARLEY’S PLACE
982 Willamette
Roasted Peanuts
Mother’s Candy
Buttered Popcorn
University Barber Shop
Next to the Oregana
WELCOME ALUMNI!
If you want to see pictures of Oregon and her
activities, see—
A. C. READ
('Oinraercial Photographer
1:5th \\r., near Alder
Get Your Shoes Shined at the
Lemon “0” Shine
Owned and operated by Americans.
Next to Luckcy’s Jewelry Store.
CLEANING AND PRESSING
GENERAL REPAIRING
Special service and lowest prices.
PHONE 342
Will Call and Deliver.
Osburn Cleaners an Dyers
SB
Come, Come to Eugene
The time for readjustment lias come and the Sample
Store, with its superior buying service and contract with
sources of supply, always first in the field of lower prices
and belter values for its customers. Daring to ‘‘do”
while others hesitate, now leads the way to lower prices
for Eugene.
dust received by express 50 Tailor-Made Suits, values
up to $75.00, must go at this Unloading Sale at $39.50.
Birv now before it is too late.
6 * °0° o
Eugene Sample Store
WOOL SOX!
— ''on 1 >01» meii, ail shades, weights and sizes
in tlie finest fleece wool sox you have ever
seen. Sweaters, flannel shirts, Mackinaws, and
in fact everything for the College Man.
BROWNSVILLE
Woolen Mill Store
Seventh and Willinmette St.
EiiS'eue, Oiv.uoi
Yellow Crysanthemums
For [J. of 0. vs. U. of W. Game
Free - Free
FRIDAY, Nov. 12 SATURDAY, Nov. 13
These beautiful flowers ordinarily retail for 50 cents.
Let us solve the flower problem for this “classic”
game for you.
ONE FREE WITH 50-CENT PURCHASE
(Limit One to Customer)
REMEMBER:
TWO DAYS — FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
-cl t -
EUGENE’S PROGRESSIVE DRUG STORE
Two Special Purchases Arrived
$9.00 Silk Umbrellas $6.25
In response to a popular demand for a good
Silk Umbrella at a popular price, we searched
the markets and are now able to announce the
nr rival of this special purchase, that will meet
all requirements. True, they are all sold with
out covers, and that helps to make the saving.
Attractive beach handles with new wrist cord
and excellent quality water-proof silk covers.
Plenty of light colors to choose from, includ
ing red, green, purple, grey, brown and black.
Popular Price—$6.25. _
Women’s High Top
Hiking Boots
$13.85
A special purchase just received
of these Women’s Popular Hiking
Boots, made of heavy Brown Rus
sian Calf, with 12-incli top, seini
round toe, heavy oak sole, Good
year welt. Regular price, $15.00.
Special— $13.85.
This store will close Saturday from 2 to 5 p. m.
to Root for Oregon
Election Day Over and with the Bi&
Game Tomorrow Past—
Let Us Turn Our Thoughts
Towards the Holiday
Season
Gifts that will be appreciated are to be found
at our store in a wide assortment. A stock
as complete as the best in quality and work
manship. We earnestly solicit your atten
tion in making selections.
Quality, Reliability
and Reasonable
Prices
These three requisites can be found at pur
store. With service that is unsurpassed we
welcome you to inspect our showing.
Luckey’s Jewelry
Store
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Pounded ISO.1)
PRICES IIN PLAIN FIGURES THE QUALIFY STORE
827 WILLIAMETTE SREET