WASHINGTON PRIMED
FOR BATTLE ROYAL
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dumping everyone who getswaf
since then, * , .■ ' . ■
Bob Ingrain. 'Wnskingttffi’.s right {ackie“
is the other twin Gibraltar to Clark.
These two men arc like tw'tf towers of
strength on either end oi the short de
fensive line from 'tackle to tackle.. Bob
opened boles big enough last week to
Mrs. Julia Caylor
Dressmaking
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Titus Bldg. 303-R
Robinson’s Remind
ers priced from
25c to $3.00
; CRESSEY’S : '
Booksellers and Stationers.
660 Willamette.
drivers wagon through.
Bob Abel plays right end. Though a
quarterback, he. fits very easily into the
position, and has better opportunites to
show his fight in the line, than in the
backfield. I
Johnny Wilson calls the Sun Dodger's
signals. He possesses both an educated
toe and a nice-passing hand. This is
■Hus first year. j
Ray Eektnann is the star of Washing
^fon s backfield. He is tagged for all-1
coast now. because he excels in all do- J
payments,
Erte Hailey or Ilea Lint lor will play
left half. Dailey is almost unbeatable at
open-field running. Butler is known as
“Bullet.” for his line plunging,
Elbert Harper or Jimmy Br.vau will I
play fullback, llurper is the regular
man. Imt Allison has a hunch that. Bryan, j
who is a linesman by profession, may ho
a good fullback, due to Ids Weight and
may call on him.
.“SCANDALS OF 1919”
WILL APPEAR HERE
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'Vitit lavish dressing and pretentious j
wcenery, George White’s “Scandals of
1919” comes to Eugene for the first time
on Monday evening, November 15.
Comedians’ with brains, experience,
genuine dancing ability and rare comic
nimbleness, are only one of the features
of this gigantic production. There are
scenes upon scenes. There’s something
happening all the time but what’s com
ing next nobody guesses. Scene comes
and scene goes and there is something
new with every one of them. There is
anticipation and expectation and gasps of
admiration and “Ohs” of delight, as
every new “Scandal” that is revealed far
exceeds even the wildest anticipations
of the waiting audience. Altogether
there will be sixteen scenes in this re
yue, with elaborate costumes to harmon
ize tfith the gorgeous scenic effects.,
GENEVIEVE HAVEN VISITS.
Genevieve Haven, ex-’22, member of
theo Pi Beta Phi woman’s fraternity is
*ere from Portland to attend Homecom
ing. She was majoring in journalism
when at the University and is perfectly
willing to take over a newspaper at
any time, o
“We’el be Thar,
Boys”
and help to
, “Beat Washington’'
Griffin-Bibb Hardware
Company
71() Willamette Street._*_Eugene
Welcome!
To Alumni—Old Students—Friends of
the University, One and All.
We are prepared to serve you lunch
es, and all sorts of refreshments in a bet
/ ter way. Our line of sweets is still super
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A Hearty Hello to
Grads and Varsity
Friends!
This store hails with a cheer former
students who are here for Homecoming.
Slay as long as von can, come again. /
The charm of our new selection in
jewelry which has just arrived is wonder
ful. Beautiful designs and all of the lat
est patterns await your selection. We
will be pleased to have you inspect our
stock at any time. The holiday season
is fast approaching and this store is pre
pared to give you personal attention.
Beautiful diamonds are much appre
ciated gifts, rich in simplicity, and noted
for quality.
“A Gift Worthy of the Occasion.”
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Seth Laraway
Diamond Merchant and Jeweler
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Home Bread in Butterfly Wrapper
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Hhveyou tried it? You are missing a real treat if you
haven’t. Home Bread is exactly what its name sug
gests to vou. Some of the other kinds of bread we
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make are brown, raisin, nut, graham and rye, all of
which are hard to beat.
Make Use of the Delicatessen!
In times of-rush and hurry which is manifested
during Homecoming Week it is practically impossi
ble to pay attention to the details. Let our delicates
sen do that for you.
USE THE PHONE AND SEE
WHAT REAL SERVICE IS
‘The Table Supply Co.
Ninth and Oak L. D. Pierce, Prop. Phone 246
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Stop - LooK -
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November 16th to 20th
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—OLI) HAMPTON BUILDING— J f*
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Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday
-BUT
Wednesday is University Day
SPECIAL MUSIC
SPECIAL GAMES
SPECIAL PROGRAMS
SPECIAL STUNTS
FREE!
Every U. of O. Student will receive a gift of spark
ling new currency. BE A MILLIONAIRE FOR A
DAY. ’ §: W f f f liff
Carnival Games Sports Dancing
Auspices
OREGON STATE BAND