The Oregon weekly. (Eugene, Or.) 1900-1909, March 09, 1908, Image 3

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TheCelebrated
W A I k - 0 V t R
and
(Exclusive Shoe Dealer
N A P - A - T A N
R e p a ir in g a S p e c ia lty
5«7 W illa m e t t e S tre e t
Y. W . C. A.
Sh° es
Students Can't Do Without
At the re g u la r m eetin g of the Y. \\
C. A., T u esd ay afternoon, M arch 3,
Dr. P,rougher, of P o rtlan d , addressed
the girls.
M iss S la te r’s room was crow ded
with the association girls and th eir
friends. T h e first p art of the hour
was devoted to a so n g service, with
special solo by Iren e Sim m ington. Dr.
B rotigher took as his text K ings 3:5,
And God said, ask w hat I shall give
th ee.”
lie said th a t God has a plan for ev­
ery life, and only as we recognize and
m eet his claim upon us, are our lives
successful. In choosing our life call-,
ings, we should consult God, and take
him into o u r plans, carry in g out those I
plans only u n d er his guidance and d i­
rection. T h u s do we attain the la r g - j
est success and happiness.
lie gave as the th ree essentials for
success in life, (1) the pow er to d is­
cern betw een rig h t and w ro n g ; (2)
the desire to do the rig h t, and (3) the
love of the rig h t, th at we m ay desire t o
do it. H e told w hat P resident R< >se-1
velt once said to him. T h a t if right
and w ro n g were a m atter of black and
w hite, at w ould not be hard to d is - 1
tin g u ish betw een them , and th u s con­
trasted , one would n atu ra lly prefer and
choose the rig h t. Put as it is right and
w rong are so blended and inter-m ixed
that they form often in d istinguishable
shades of g ra y and so it is a difficult
m atter to seg reg ate the right and to
act in accordance with the very best.
T h e Ir ving Pin Loose I cat System
Of Memoranda and Note Books
A Shipment Direct from the Factory fust Received
Schwarzschild’s Book Store
U N IV E R S IT Y
BUTTER
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H O M E BAKERY
NUT
BREAD
BUY
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POLDERS
FRANC LUCILE HARD
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Optician and Refractionist.
Suite 1-4 New Chrisman Building
Eugene. Oregon
Palace of Sweets l,K L L W
IHTSON
Refreshments for
D R N 1 1ST
Students and Freshmen
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Pilone Black 1061
Campus Improvements.
T h e new im provem ents on the cam ­
pus which C aptain
B riggs, V arsity
for all kinds of
landscape gard en er, is now supervising
will include a cem ent walk from Deady
PHOTOGRAPHIC WORK
llall to “ A ” street. N ear “ A ” street
the walk will he in the shape of a
” V ’, one fork going to the south side
of T w elfth stree t, the o th er to the
north side, in the vacant ground left W atche s, C locks, Jew e lry, S ilv e rw a re
in the cen ter a fountain will be placed
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and a n u m b er of shade trees planted. R'P " irioK " f
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The TOLLMAN Studio
J. S. LUCKEY
Miss H elene R obinson
P ortland last week.
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C harles R obinson w ent to ( Iregon ♦
C ity S a tu rd a y m orning to visit bis ♦
parents.
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P IX X D R U G CO.
OSTEOPATH
Phone Black 1411
Punti B u ild in g
SCHWERING & LINDLY
B a rb e r S hop
No. (J East N in th St., npp. Ilo llin n n House
Students, (jive Us a Call
Eddies' l l n i r a S ,e c in liv .
visited in
ITie ( )regon Tablet for Seniors at
OR. ANNA MAURER
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Glassware, Fresh Vegetables, Butter
i MARTIN MILLER
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