Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, May 09, 1941, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextBy NORMA BAKER 1. Wondering what to give Mom on Sunday ? Why not a dee licioua box of Van Duyn’s from Seymour’s? 2. Give Mom a taste of real col Bring Mother In After Canoe Fete A cup of hot coffee or chocolate and sandwiches would just hit the spot with her after watching the canoe fete for a cou ple of hours. Bring her where she’ll get the best. The Lemon-0 Corner 13th and Alder, Doc Ireland, prop. lege life—visit the College Side for a coke. 3. If you’re in the market for mixers this weekend — let Ted help you out—■ 4. The curb service at Hicker son’s brings you super sandwiches and something different in the ice cream line—it’s worth a try. 5. The Lemon-O is a neat place to drop in after the canoe fete or any time—it’s handy, too. 6. After these weekend shows Tke IT* , r alcon Welcomes You Mothers! Opposite Men’s Dorm Get Your MIXERS TED’S 958 Oak St. TREAT MOTHER TO A SNACK THAT SHE WILL REMEMBER DELICIOUS... Nuways Sandwiches Malts Shakes Frozen Custard Bavarian Ice Cream CURB SERVICE HICKERSON’S RAINBOW 99 at Moss Mothers’ Day F eature 'Pinecot’ ice cream A distinctly mnv taste delight, specially prepared for Mother's Day. Bring yonr mother in for this extraordinary treat. “1MNECOT" Ice Cream—the Mothers' Weekend feature. — • - ST HA WBERltY fresh strawberry licious- different. SEASON IS HERE. Try our shakes and sundaes. They're de Burns’ 780 E. llth. Phone 3714 stop in at Burn’s for a drum stick guaranteed to hit the spot. 7. Take your folks down to Chiaramonte’s for a super lunch or dinner. Prices that your pop will appreciate. 8. Traditional college atmo sphere — The Falcon — features the newest of light fountain spe cials—in tasty sandwiches. Duluth Symphony Sponsors UO Grad Brahton Young, Oregon ’38, harpist in the Duluth Symphony orchestra, will be featured in a nation-wide broadcast of the group Saturday, May 10, from 2:30 to 3 p.m., over the Mutual network. She will be soloist in a Ravel concerto for harp and orchestra. The program can be tuned in lo cally over either station KALE in Portland or station KWIL in Albany. Miss Young has been with the Duluth symphony group since October and plans to play with them next season as well. After graduating from the University, she studied in San Francisco un der Kajetan Attland, later played in Hollywood for six months. While on the campus Miss Young was president of Mu Phi Epsilon .music honorary for up perldivision women; Tau Delta Delta, music honorary since dis solved; Heads of Houses; and Kappa Alpha Theta sorority. She also was a member of Mor tar Board and played in the Uni versity orchestra, band, and re citals and concerts. MitOSAII) The Great Burlesque! “THE GREAT DICTATOR” with Charlie Chaplin Paulette Goddard and Jack Oakie Two Big Features! ‘Scattergood Baines’ with Guy Kibbee — plus — “Bury Me Not on the Lone Prairie” with Johnnie Mack Brown and Fuzzy Knight “Second Chorus” with Paulette Goddard and Fred Astaire — plus — “Border Vigilantes” ‘ with Bill Boyd MOVED OVER! “Penny Serenade” with IRENE DUNNE and CARY GRANT Mothers Have your son or daughter bring you into Seymour’s this weekend to get you acquainted with the student’s favorite rendezvous. You will enjoy our famed “Chicken in the . ~ Bough” that is such a popular treat for-the., University students. A tasty meal of golden • brown chicken and shoe-string potatoes, it will surely become a favorite of yours, too. Welcome Mothers! Give her a special treat— choice of chicken, steak, turkey dinners at 50c~65c~ 85c. WE NEVER CLOSE Chiaramonte’s Cafe GREYHOUND BUS DEPOT Welcome Mothers MR. AND MRS. NEWT • DINNERS • FOUNTAIN SERVICE < < ON THE CAMPUS”