The Oregon weekly., February 17, 1908, Image 8

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Io the Students of the
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Foolscap size. Ruled with vertical red line; suit-
able for outlines, briefs, essays and theme w ork
During month ol February sold at 10c each, tw o
for 15c. See them in the window.
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Things in Footwear
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m g last week.
Miss Jessie Chase, a senior in the
NOW IN STOCK
University, received word last hriday
that her father. V . B. Chase, of 1’ort-
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D u r d e n Ö L C j r â h c i m i w,1',e on a business trip at McMinn­
ville. Miss Chase left immediately for
McMinnville as her father is in a very
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serious condition.
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