VARSITY MEN TO VIEW
0, A. C.-W.S. C. CONTEST
Practice to be Held at 9:30
O’clock This Morning
DICK REED USED AT GUARD
Johnson in at Quarter When
Chapman is Injured
Practically all of the varsity foot
ball men and the coaching staff will
journey to Corvallis this afternoon to
see the game between the Aggies and
the Washington State Cougars. Con
sequently the practice today will be
held at 9:30 this morning with An
other workout scheduled for tomorrow.
The men were put through the stiffest i
kind of a practice session last night
with lots of scrimmage, the second
stringers furnishing the opposition.
Huntington used Dick Reed at right!
guard last night and the big fellow
may get a chance next Saturday al
though Floyd Shields will likely start.
Tiny Shields is being used consistently S
at the other guard berth and has ap
parently found his niche as he is going
a million at that position. At right
tackle “Scotty” Strachan is alternat
ing with Yon der Ahe and both men
may be used in the fray with the
farmers.
Injured ankles were in order in' the
scrimmage yesterday and both George
King, half, and Hal Chapman quarter
were taken from the fray with twisted
ankles, neither injury being considered
serious however. DeArmand, broke
into the backfield in King’s place
while Ward Johnson called signals for
Chapman. Johnson looks good these
days and smashed the second string
line repeatedly for consistent yardage.
Two Oregon men, Mart Howard,
left end, and Spike Leslie, left tackle,
have been recommended by Athletic
CLASSIFIED ADS
Minimum charge, 1 time, 25c; 2 times,
45c; 5 times, $1. Must be limited to 5
lines, over this limit, 5c per line. Phone
951, or leave copy with Business office of
Emerald, in University Press. Payment in
advance. Office houns, 1 to 4 p. m.
LOST—A belt from a brown rain
coat on 11th or 12th streets. Phone
504. 14-N12.
JUST OPB2T—Ye Gown Shop. Dreee
making, remodeling, and ready-to-wear
garment*. Corner 0th and 'Willamette,
over Cage Millinery.
Tn Th * F tf.
LOST—A Frasar and Squair French
grammar. Finder please notify Curly
Lawrence, phone 940. 16-N1C.
"After Every Meal** .
WRIGLEYS
TEN
FOR
FIVE CENTS
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The Flavor Lasts!
Oinysanthe
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are the
favorite
JfloWers
THE ehauces are that the
chrysanthemum is your fav
orite fall flower. We have
a glad array of these ma
jestic long stemmed beau
ties from which you can
choose. Also pompon, single
and anemone types. They
make a most pleasing gift.
You ean phone your order
and we’ll attend to it
promptly.
Ev^ry event is an occa
sion for flowers.
TfDhtre you
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Director Powell of Stanford for berths
on Walter Camp's mythical All-Ameri
can. Both Howard and Leslie are
playing their third year with the var
sity.
HUBBARD SAYS HIS ROOKS
WILL BEAT OREGON FROSH
Oregon Agricultural College, Cor
vallis, Nov. 10.—(P. I. N. S.)—The
Oregon Aggie rooks will clash with
the Oregon frosh, Saturday in their
annual gridiron battle. Coaeh “Cac”
Hubbard says that his team is in fine
condition with the exception of Wolver
ton, quarter, who is out of the game for
the rest of the year with an injured
leg.
“We will wipe out the defeat of last
year gloriously,” said Hubbard. “I
was well satisfied with the showing
made against Mt. Angel last Satur
day.”
The Oregon first year men won last
year 13 to 0. They have the edge over
the rooks according to the dope as they
defeated Mt. Angel 54 to 6, while the
Aggies only won 35 to 7.
This game will be one of the ath
letic attractions of Homecoming week
end. The rook team is light—the line
averages 175 while the backfield will
average 170. Practically the same line
up will start against the frosh as that
used last Saturday against Mt. Angel,
with the exception of one or two
changes in the line.
Students read the classified ads; try
using them.
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f:
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rivals all for perfect pencil
work. 17 black degrees and
3 copying.
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The Eugene Packing Company
Incorporated.
We Patronize Home Industries.
Phone 38
FRESH AND CURED MEATS
675 Willamette St.
Successors to the Wing Market.
Hiltibrand’s
—the place where you get the things for your
midnight feeds.
across from the Kappa Sigs
Make Your Reservations
Now
For Your
Homecoming Luncheon
THE
ANCHORAGE
Phone 30
NIVERSITY MEN:
We've got the assortment of wearing ap
parel that you want, a better, bigger and
more complete stock this year than ever
before. Sweaters, wool sox, shirts and
everything a man must have-r you '11 find
in this great assortment.
And, speaking of clothes, you should see
the brand new patterns we have in Virgin
Wool Suits and Overcoats. They’re
beauties—and to think that our prices are
far ,far below thise usually asked for this
class of merchandise.
VIRGIN WOOL
SUITS & O’COATS
$35.
READY TO WEAR OR SPECIALLY
MADE TO YOUR MEASURE
BROWNSVILLE
WOOLEN MILLS STORE
7th and Willamette Sts.
The Red Cross Needs You
TYPEWRITER SPECIALS
UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER .$36.00
$63.00, Oliver Typewriter, new model...36.00
Rebuilt Corona Typewriter . 30.00
Rebuilt Corona Typewriter. 40.00
1000 sheets good typewriting carbon, at. lc
100 Reams “A” grade white Manila paper, at. 1.10
50 bottles “Ideal Fountain Pen Ink”, 2 for.. 16c
$4.00 Set Peerless Rubber Typewriter Keys . 2.60
Office Machinery Supply Co.
Successor to VALLEY SALES AGENCY
917 Willamette St. Eugen, Oregon
Club Shine Parlors
Club Barber Shop
The CLUB
814 Willamette Street.
Popular Men’s Resort
Club Cigar Store
Club Billiard Parlor
The Correct Number
For quality meats is—
—Phone— ^ 7
-Phone—
The place where meats are thrice and always BIGHT:
DRESSED RIGHT
SOLD RIGHT
HANDLED RIGHT
D. E. Nebergal Meat Co.
Quality
When You Entertain Go To—
Cresseys’
—for—
PLACE CARDS
TALLY CARDS
DANCE PROGRAMS
AND DECORATIONS
Greeting Cards For All Occasions
Cresseys9
BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERS
Annual
Armistice Ball
Auspices Willamette Post 239, Veterans Foreign Wan
Reservations for All Patriotic Organizations
New Armory
Friday, November 11th
FREE SERPENTINES and HORNS
Corner’s Orchestra
Admission—$1.00 Per Couple, Tax Included; Ladies Free;
Balcony Free.
Everybody Welcome
It’s a far cry, Doughboy—
—A FAR CRY from the tin willy
and the slumgullion of the camps
and the trenches. Of course Uncle
Sam and the mess seargent did the
best they could for you—but even
though it was a lot better than the
stuff the Tommies and the Poilus
and the other fellows had to eat, you
got almighty sick of it—did’nt you?
And it’s a safe bet with no takers
that the first thing you did when
you got out was to go to the best
restaurant you could find, and order
all the things you’d been hankering
after—a thick, juicy T-bone, baked
potatoes, hot rolls, creamed peas, a
combination salad, a generous cut
of real apple pie, AND a cup or two
of honest'do-goodness coffee, with
plenty of sugar and thick cream-»
the kind that never saw a can. Makes
your mouth water, doesn’t it?
Well, doughboys, and gobs, and
veterans of other wars and all the
rest of you that enjoy good food well
cooked, we’re ready to serve you a
meal just like that—today or any
day. Hut today especially we’ve a
very particular welcome for ex-ser
vice men.
The Varsity
CLARK HAWLEY