PRACTICE FOR SWIMMING
MEETS TO START SOON
Each Girl Limited to Two
Events and Relay Team
Now that the classes in gymnastics
have begun thus leaving the swimming
pool free, Miss Winslow announces
that it will be open every afternoon
for those who wish to practice for
house, class, or varsity teams and she
urges all girls who hope to make places
on the teany to begin regular practice
immediately. Groups of girls .may also
go in during the day, provided thgre
is a qualified life swimmer among
them.
The meets this year will be con
ducted on a little different basis than
formerly. In order to make possible
a more evenly matched contest so that
one girl who excells in a number of
events may not make a team by her
self, each entry will be limited to two
events and a relay team. This will
give the houses who have a large num- \
ber of swimmers an even chance with
those who have an expert. The aim
of the meets will be team competition
rather than <ndividual.
Among the freshmen Miss Winslow1
has found a number of girls who with
practice will work up well for speed
and diving and she thinks it behooves
the older girls to look well to their;
laurals. There will be instruction for 1
beginners as well as those who are \
working on particular events and spec
ial classes for those who wish to qnali- j
fy for the Bed Cross lifo saving test.;
All girls who swim must have a medi-j
cal O. K. from Dr. Stewart which must
be presented at the desk together with j
the receipt for their locker fee when
they call for their snit and towel. I
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ORDER OF ‘O’ WILL GATHER
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ial section of seats is to be reserved
for them.
In the evening they will throw their
dignity to the winds, and permit them
selves to be overcome by the spirit of
Tersischore, for they will be just stu
dents and alumni having the time of
their life at the Homocoming dance.
PROBLEM^OF WOMAN
IN INDUSTRY VITAL
TO COLLEGE GIRLS.
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conference in Berkeley. Miss Raw I
lings is going to make an effort to have
the next conference held on this cam
pus. Aa^the representative from the
University of Oregon Miss Rawlings
lias been asked to speak on the sub
ject “Campus Activities.”
COUGAR FOOTBALL
MEN DRIVEN HARD
FOR OREGON GAME
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Ivor, none of them seeming to satisfy
Welch.''
Oregon Men Leave Thursday
Oregon’s fighting varsity left yes
terday morning on the 7:25 Oregon
Electric for Portland where they prac
ticed yesterday afternoon on Multno
mah field. The second lap of the jour
ney was made last night and the team
will arrive in'Pullman about 8 o’clock
this morning. Rogers field will be the
scene of a light workout this after
noon, just enough to get the kinks of
the journey eliminated, and put the
team in pnme condition for the bittle
with the Cougars tomorrow.
ANNOUNCEMENT
An important meeting of all men not
living in some organization will be held
Monday evening at 7:15 in the Y. M.
C. A. hut. This meeting is held es
pecially for freshmen and all should
turn out.
Read the Classified Ad column.
CLASSIFIED ADS
Minimum charice, 1 time, 25c; 2 times,
45c; 5 times, $1. Must be limited to 5
lines, over this limit, Be per line. Phone
951, or leave copy with Business office of
Kmkrald, in University Press. Payment in
advance. Office hours, 1 to 4 p. m.
FOUND—Beginning French, Modern
French composition, Advertising and
Selling, Newspaper*Writing and Edit
ing, 'black parasol, and brown parasol.
Bee janitor at’ Deady hall.
LOST—Will the person or persons
who borrowed a punch-can from the
Alpha Phi House last Saturday please
return it. Positively no questions will
be asked. "Phone 851. 15-N4.
FOR RENT—Two-room house' for
rent to men students, one block from
Willamette, about eight blocks from
campus. Phone 1166-Y or call at 95
West’ 20th avenue. 14-N4.
JUST OPEN—Ye Gown Shop. Dress
making, remodeling, and ready-to-wear
garments. Corner 9th and Willamette,
ovor Gage Millinery.
Tu Th & F tf.
M Service STAXjtES Reliability 1V1!
Eugene—Corvallis—Salem—Portland—and Way Points
heaving Every Two Hours—Daily and Sunday
NORTHBOUND Leaves—Eugene, 8:20 a.m., Osborn Hotel
10:20 a. m., Smeed Hotel 12:20, 2:20, 4:20 and 6:20 p. m.
Northbound—Albany-Salem
Leave—Corvallis 8:00 a. in., 10:00 a.m., 12:00 in..,2:00 p.m.,
4:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m., and 8:00 p.m.
SOUTHBOUND Leaves—Corvallis 9:40 a.m., 11 :40 a.m. and
1 :40 p.m., Julian 11:40 p.i\v., 5:40, p. in. and 7 :40 p. m.
Kugene-Corvallii Fare, $1,25. Corvallis-Eugene Fare.iji! .25
Young Women-Co-eds!
Look!
The finest $6 worth of work for $5. This includes
Champoos, Marcels, Bobs, etc
DON’T MISS IT.
The Beauty Shop
Phone 647
Evening appointments
877 Willamette St.
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THE LATEST PARISIAN IDEA IN RARE PERFUMES
FLACONTtES are;—Small bottles of perfume encased in an
unbreakable aluminum container of a suitable size for the Bag
or Purse.
THE PERFUME CONTAINED IN FLACONETtES ARE THE
RARE CREATION OF COTY, ROGER & GALLET
GUERLAIN, HOUBIGANT AND OTHERS
We have obtained an assortment of these wonderful per
fumes for you in the following odors at prices according to
the rarity of the perfume
L HEURE BLBUE
LB CHEVALIER
FLEURS D’AMOUR
BLUET
PERFUME IDEAL
NTJIT de CHINE
L’ EFFLEURT
AMBRE ANTIQUE
'APRES L’ONDEE
L’ORIGAN
QUELQUE FLEURS—STYX—CHYRE—JICKEY
' FLACONETtES:
$1.00 $1.60
W. C. CARROLL, DRUGS
54 E. Ninth St. Eugene, Oregon
Something New!
Every week we will announce an ice
cream special to be served on Sunday,
and at
THE PRICE OF PLAIN ICE-CREAM
Sunday, Nov. 6th
Carmalla Nut
ORDERS TAKEN UNTIL 3 p. m. Saturday
phone 1480 ;
Eugene Fruit
Growers Association
Eighth and Ferry _
FROM GRAY TO THE HOUSE
MANAGERS OF THE U. OF O.
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Ladies and Gentlemen:
When you stop to think of it, you and I have
one great interest in common. That interest is food.
' It is your business, I take it, to arrange for
the purch^e of all the food consumed by the thirty
of forty young people in your organization.
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It is my business to gather from the producers
and larger distributors the food supplies needed by
the people qf 4this community, and to sell these sup
plies at the lowest possible prices.
Certainly you and I have a great deal in
common.
Sincerely,
A. RALPH GRAY, Proprietor,
Gray’s Cash and Carry Grocery.
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Entire Stock of
Eugene Emporium
ordered sold for the benefit of creditors
Sale now on
Emporium
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Gift$ That Cannot Be
Bought
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CHRISTMAS is near, if you would please
your friends give them a photograph of your
self.
Now is the time to order. The rush season will
soon be here.
Whether it is photographs for the Oregana or
for gifts we can give you better service before
the rush starts.
Delux Studio
992 Willamette (,up stairs)
Martin Studio .
70S Willamette. l’lume 132-J
McKune Studio
Cherry Bldg. Phone 741
Romane Studio
777 Willamette. Phone 1153
Hold your dates open for
the night of November 10.
And watch the Paper.
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Hold your Dates open for
the night of November 10.
And watch the paper.
Hold your dates open for ~
the night of November 10.
And watch the paper.
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. Hold your dates open for
the night of November 10.
a And watch the paper.
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