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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 1, 1920)
Three Sections In Bas Relief to Deck Wfcirien’s Building. The Hfrmian club, organized of up porelass majors in physical education for women ordered its gift, to the women’s building last week. The present plan is to five three sections of frieze in bar* •■■i'. • ..•■■■".y ■■■...l . . i. relief picturing the ideals 0f the teaeh tair (rf physical education. Miss Mabel r|L^ Miss Emma Watormim and Pr<rfe;esor A. If. Shroff haV(; bpon 'chosen bt the girls as a committee to select the design. "We plan,” said Hath Wolff, president of the Hcrminn dub, “to establish a precedent, and hope that the members of the club in coming years will follow our example in presenting something wh.ch will add to the heauty and dignity of our new women’s building.” For this reason, the idea of the fneze was ehosen. The first sections will be purchased by the charter mem bow of the elitb and can be added to from time to time by future members. Money Raised Through Work. The physical education majors have already raised through their own efforts a $1,000 contribution to the building fund. \ arious methods bave been used to obtain money, among them being class es for children in folk and aesthetic dancing, gymnasium classes for women, massage and corrroctive work. The pound, to which all careless women in the department contribute regularly lias also been a source of income — the small fines for redeeming gymnasium clothes as well ns the sale of middies. j bloomers and shoes which are left, mi j claimed and unidentifiable in the loek j efs at the close of school in the spring. This fall approximately $100 was raised in this manner. Thus, the $1,000 pledge lias been j raised, bur the girls are going to eou timie to add to their fund, which will be spent in beautifying the new home of the department. It is our idea to show to some extent that we are appreciative of the fact that, we arc getting such a wonderful building for our department.'’ said Miss Wolff. Miss Cummings, head of the depart im>nt and honorary in Pin boa of the rfer iniftn club, feels very touch pleased thdt the girls have decided to spend their money in (his way. We feel, she said, (ha! something permanent and beauti ful will be of great value to our depart-: nienl. Mr. Fisher, superintendent of grounds, lias done much, said Miss Cum mings. toward the beautifying of the campus with trees and flowers, and the physical education majors intend to do ns much in their new home. Miss Cum mings is doing a great deal towards help ing the majors in their new enterprise. The balance left in the Ilermiajl club treasury after the payment of the $1000 plecfgfc will be gilded to from tiififc to tiinff tk^uiftdiit ttrtf Mr. fcftltt* is Ibe ing dbne at present. bat «s soon as the woman's building Is eotnpletbd; cMsse* in dancing, and gymnastic work Will be organized, massage and corrective #ork I given to swell the fund wliieh will mean so much to the department. HOUSING CONDITIONS ACUTE. Xew Kngland colleges arc finding that one of (heir greatest problems tils ylar is finding room for those who are seek tug institutions of higher learning. At feofft Brown and Maine there is a great shortage of housing facilities. They Are Gifts That Last —Because the gifts we sell express an everlasting sentiment. They seldom are lost and less often wear out. Prices Show Hardly Any Advance Average jewelry store prices show far less advance than those in most any other business. In a few lines we have advances due only to natural causes. An example is Diamonds, for they advanced steadily before the war. A Customer Gets More for His Money When buying’ of a jewelry store you do not need to wait for prices to fall, as in many other lines. The reason being that all goods we sell are of pre-war quality. The prices average almost pre-war prices. In what other lines can you get such values? No Profiteering in Jewelry Ours is a line of business that has not been accused of profiteering even in a single department. Therefore you can get the best values for your money in a jewelry store. ewelry and Silverware Are .Recognized as Necessities Our beautiful line of jewelry besides being useful, gives the necessary touch to make the well dressed man or woman. Our silverware gives the dainty touch to the table, sitting room or den that makes life worth living. “Christmas Gifts That Last” Prices in plain Figures PHces in plain Figures i
