KOLB AND DILL WILL
PLAY IN EUGENE, FEB. 22
“The High Cost of Loving," Kolb auc]
Dill’s latest laugh-riot will he at the Eu
gene on Tuesday,.. February 22ml. This
wonderful success is built around girls,
musjo and laughter. There is no old
fashioned chorus in “The High Cost of
Loving.” Each of the girls is not only a
beauty but an nvtist as well, and each
performs her share of Ihe solo work in
a way that has won the praise of thou
sands of delighted theatregoers. “The
High Cost of Loving” is best described
as a farce in three acts with a surprise
every other minute as the screamingly
funny plot is first tangled and tfien
skillfully unwound to its logical yet hi
larious conclusion. It is, without doubt,
the biggest, best and funniest vehicle
Kolb and Dill have ever had as a'medium
of expression for their inimitable and
distinctive comedy methods.
There is a big song review at the
opening of the third act that is a revela
tion in musical comedy and is becoming
a eyelone of novelty and charm. Kolb
and Dill have surrounded themselves
with a wonderful company of principals, <
the cast including such names as Olga
Stock, Julia Blanc, May Cloy, Frank
Daroen ,James Biddy, Frank Wallace,
Irma Mellville, Ivy Darien, Lorenz (lil
lette and a number of others ijuite as
prominent. And in addition to ail this
the Synphonic Jazz Orchestra which these
two clever comedians carry with them,
under the direction of Leo Flanders, is
a novelty feature of particular merit, i
AGGIE NINE WORKING HARD.
According to fjoach Richardson of the
Oregon Aggies, spring baseball practice
will be held daily, rain or shine. Dur
ing rainy weather the men will be put
through stiff workouts in the Armory so
that no time will be lost in getting the
team in shape for the southern trip in
the latter part of March.
NuBone Corsets, Cleaning and Repair
ing. Mrs. A. True Lundy, 155 East
Ninth Street. Phone 239. tf
Patronize Emerald Advertisers.
Whatever vour desire, you will line! that this store offers garments ot the highest (jiial
ily at prices which could not be lower compared with costs. 1 he leputation ot this store
for supreme style and quality will be maintained in the face of c\ci^v condition. .
French Pastry
Our pastry cook is an expert. The pastries
he prepares each and every day are made to
suit your particular taste. Come in for
something to eat.
Oregana
The STUDENTS SHOP
Prunes Stand First
During the past week every line of
business has promoted the interest of
prunes. In this endeavor to aid the state
we have been in line. Our bakery has
been turning out products that have
prunes in them from the most particular
to the common. Our prune bread has
been the most popular seller of any. Also
prune pie has been enjoyed by many
families and will be more so in the future.
Our Store Is Complete
For the trade we cater to demands that
they receive what they desire when they
so desire it. For this reason we carry the
most complete stock of groceries in the
higesl quality line. If you wish to get in
line for picnics we are able to fill your
order. If you desire to order refresh
ments for your parties then you know we
can give you the best the market has in
punch and dainties. ^
BHKrsata
Come in and get acquainted.
Table Supply Co.
New Versions
Spring Suit
Styles
In this store you are afforded a wide
ehoice for the expression of individ
uality. Twill cords and tricotines
are the most favored materials.
Jacket styles are charmingly varied
• in the youthful Eton, Box and Man
darin modes. Embroideries and
braidings in different motifs give
an added touch of richness. We are
showing right now an especially in
teresting assortment for
For Friday and Saturday we have
selected a few decidedly smart suits
in Serge and Tricotine to sell for
of
$25 to $97.50
The New Frocks
Featuring novel embroidery, ruff lings, gav sashes, _swing mg panels, in fascinating new ways taffetas, canton
crepe, poiret twill, tricotines and combinations of materi als.
In all you will find originality plus good taste—for every occasion—street, afternoon, dinner or evening weai.
A remarkable assemblage of exclusive model frocks and gowns for $25.00 and up to $75.00.
For Friday and Saturday three types of dresses, which a re remarkable for their smart style and low price.
A Taffeta
Dress
$25.00
A Canton
Crepe Dress
$39.50
A Poiret
Twill Dress
$65.00
Coats and Wraps
Dashing cape ef fects and tailored models. Coats which take swinging sport lines, shown
in soft camel’s hair, novelty worsteds and English looking tweeds, belted models, full
silk lined, side pockets, set-in or kimono sleeves.
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CHARLEY’S PLACE
982 Willamette
Roasted Peanuts
Mother’s Candy
Buttered Popcorn
EMMETT ZINN
Teacher of
Hawaiian Steel
GUITAR
Phone 312.
EUGENE MUSIC SHOP
8 East Ninth Street..
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Wing’s Market
Quality, Service and Low Prices.
Fresh and Cured Meats.
Phone 38. 675 Willamette Street.