LARGE CROWD PRESENT
AT GLEE CLUB CONCERT
(Continued from page one)
“Etude Japanaise,” Poldini, and a tra
vesty on modern ragtime, called “Waltz
Burlesque,” written by George Hop
kins, of tlie school of music.
“Lassie o’ Mine,” Walt, Archers’
Marching Son,” Smith, with “Her
Bose,” as encore, and Kipling’s “Hymn
Before Action,” with music by Baldwiq
completed the club’s numbers of the
first part of the program.
Boy Bryson who was also one of
the soloists, sang “Caro Mio Ben,”
Giordani” and “The Last Hour” Kram
er, in a clear, fine vcice, that was a joy
to listen to. As encore he gave “Ele
gie,” Massenet, and Tommy Lad.”
The second part of the program was
given over to feature numbers, which
were not exactly stunts. These were
funny, well done, and much appreciated.
They were “The Ultimate Good of the
University,” sung by the Glee club;
“Don’t Think You’ll Bo Missed,” given
by Cyril Yalentyno and his banjo;
several quartet numbers; and a new
and interesting version of history by
Curtis Phillips. Oregon songs sung by
the quartet and glee club completed the
program.
MORE PERFORMANCES PLANNED
Owing to the great success of “The
CLASSIFIED ADS
Minimum charge, 1 time, 25c; 2 time*,
45c; 6 time*, *1. Must be limited to 6
lines, over this limit, 6c per line. Phone
261, or leave copy with Business office of
Emesajld, in University Press. Payment
in advance. Office hours, 1 to 4 p. m.
LOST—Bunch of keys near Oregon
building. Finder please call Henry
Maier, Phone 127. 293 M12.
Gowns and Remodeling. ..Reasonable
prices. Holly Moore Linbarger, 875 E.
13th St. Phone 1367-J. 286-M8-tf.
LOST—Delta Gamma pin Thursday
evenihg on 13th street between library
and Delta Gamma house. Phone 125.
291-M12.
LOST—Catcher’s mitt on R. O. T. C.
field. Finder please return to Sigma
Nu House and receive reward.
290-M 11-13.
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LOST—Lifetime f/ountain pe|n be
tween journalism building and Nicotine
tree, Monday. Call 1077, or take to
Emerald business office. 267 M12
POUND—Lady’s small gold fountain
pen. Owner may have same by calling
at Emerald manager’s office and des
cribing property. 292M12-13
BELL
Theatre
Springfield, Ore.
Sunday, May 13th
HAROLD LLOYD
in
IIIS GREATEST FIVE
REELS OF JOY
“DR. JACK”
Also—Aesop Fables
Topics of the Day
Charm School,” given by the seniors
of the University high school Wednes
day afternoon and Thursday evening,
plans are being made to give perfor
mances in several nearby towns. The
cast revealed a great deal of talent, and
the production was declared to be al
! most professional in its perfection.
FACULTY WOMEN TO COMPETE
Dr. Bertha Stuart and Miss Mary
I Perkins will compete in the golf tour
\ narnent in Corvallis this week-end
against the women of Salem and Corval
lis. The following week they will go
j to Salem to play.
a. a.
Snow’s \
Better
Than <
Barnum's
HUNTING BIG
GAME in AFRICA
with
gun and
camera
Its the talk of
'//ft the town
You ve never seen anything
like it before—you never will
again
Nine
Thrilling
Death
Defying
Reels |
ill 11 jl
For three solid months this pic
ture played to capacity crowds
at the Lyric Theatre, New York
City
n
to
no raise m
prices
Matinees 20c
Evenings 30c
Continuous 1 to
11 P. M.
THE VANITIES
with the Help of Carter’s
There was a man
Who had a quarrel
With his favorite co-ed
• • *
He wanted to make up
With a Vanities date
But he lacked cash
• * *
He lost sleep from
Work and worry
But finally learned
• « •
That to eat at
The Lunch Box was
To save on board
• • *
He started in and
Saved enough to buy
First row seats
• • •
He won
His co-ed and got
The Carter habit.
CARTER’S
Lunch Box
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The Hike’s
Start and
Finish—
should be-, The Oregana.
Sunday morning, rally
’round and have a waffle
breakfast as a starter.
Then you can reel off the
miles.
When you hit the home
trail, the miles seem short*
er because you can finish
at The Oregana. George
prepares the kind of
drinks that cool and re
fresh, and eats that hit
the proverbial spot.
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DIRECTORY
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DENTIST
Over Ye Towne Shop Phone 65
Dr. M. L. Handshuh
FOOT SPECIALIST
Corns, callouses removed without
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Just scientifically removed with
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Eugene, Oregon
0. L. SKEIE, Proprietor
Expert Watch and Jewelry Re
pairing, Jewelry Manufacturing,
Diamond Setting
Engraving
Phone 411 927 Willamette St.
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USED CARS
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Phone 256 Eighth and Olive
Sweet-Drain
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Phone 440 1042 Oak St.
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Radio Supplies—Exide Batteries
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EYE SIGHT SPECIALIST
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a, f| This beef will have from one to two pounds more
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gj than other common beef butchered here. You will
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NOTICE
R. B. Scroggs, whose picture appears above, is
proprietor of “Scroggs Bros., Tailors,” and has No
SOLICITORS TAKING ORDERS of any kind for .
above-named shop.
We give six-day service where needed on Tailored
Suits and use the C. T. & M. system.
Sport Models a Specialty for Young Men
Scroggs Bros., Tailors
R. B. SCROGGS, Prop.
Across the Street from the Smeed Hotel
Sunday, May 13,
Is
Mother’s Day
. €jj There is nothing that will do
more to complete the big Sunday
dinner for your mothers than
Ice Cream* especially if it is
BLUE BELL. Order Now.
Phone 63
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Eugene Farmers Creamery
568 Olive Phone 638
Mother’s Day
We extend to you a special invitation to come and worship
with us on Mother’s Day. Mother’s Day is one of the biggest
events of the year and should be observed in the right way.
Come and bring your Bibles and exchange views with us—
we have nothing for you to join but Christ.
Morning Worship at 11:00 .Young People’s Service at 7:00
* Evening Service at 8:00
THE CHURCH OF GOD
Third and Monroe Streets
Take the 8th Avenue car and get off at 3rd Avenue
Recover
from Those Mid-Terms
J1
—after your Prof, has done hisvworst, the best
thing for you is recreation.
SNOOKER—
—Picture those shining ivory balls clicking and
rolling just the way you dictate.
POOL—
—Remember the thrill the first time you ran the
table? It takes a keen eye to make a good com
bination shot. How’s yours
ROTATION—
— It’s a game for a lot of good fun. When you
get down to the “fifteen ball” and it means the
game, then you’ll get the thrill. Your chums will
enjoy it too.
CLUB BILLIARD HALL
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