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D A V ID • ; L 1 N K (Exclusive Shoe K e p a ir in ii « S p e c ia lt y 587 W illa m e tte S tr e e t I heCelebrated W A L K -O V f R •nd N A P - A - TAN Shoes Globe-Wernicke Elastic Sectional Book Cases “ E x p a n sio n ” w as the topic discussed at the re g u la r association m eeting of the Y. M. C. A. by T . R. T ow nsend. Mr. T o w n sen d g rap h ically portrayed the stag es of g ro w th by which the m em bership of the association has in creased from nin eteen in 1892 to one h u n d red and tw e n ty -tw o in 1908. He show ed in som e d etail how the Y. M. C. A., at first n ot a considerable factor in the life of the U niversity, has irrown to be its m ost representative body. He show ed the need for w ork ers w hich h as com e w ith the increased m em bership and activ ity of the associ ation, and u rg ed his h earers to throw th em selves in to avenues of unselfish effort alo n g the lines of Y. M. C. A. work. “ T h e m ark for the m em bership com m ittee next y e a r,” said the speaker, “ is fifty per cent of the men in college. ( )ur rapid and h ealth fu l grow th in the past is due to the fact th at the associa tion has at all tim es m aintained a high stan d ard . T h is stan d ard , if we wish to increase o u r m em bership, m ust not only be m ain tain ed , but raised, 'file otilv wav to raise the stan d ard of the ag g reg ate is for the individual m em ber to raise his individual stan d ard . Let 11s w atch and im prove ourselves. M em bers of several o th er com m ittees o u tlin ed the needs and plans of their d e p a rtm e n ts at the close of Mr. 1 own- se n d ’s address. Globe-Wernicke Card Index Systems Globe-Wernicke Office Filing Devices H ave you seen the Baby W aterm an Ideal Fountain Pen Schwarzschild’s Book Store UNIVERSITY HOME BAKERY BUTTER M EN NUT BREAD BUY A p o l of : p s FRANC LUCILE HARD ( )ptician and R efractionist, Eugene, O regon Suite 1-4 New Chrisman Building Palace of Sweets DR. L. L. WHITSON D E N T IS T Refreshments for Mr. Geo. Kelly of the Booth-Kelly Lum ber Company, recently presented the V arsity track team with some fine, straight-grained ash vaulting poles, which gift is heartily appreciated. S tu d en ts and Freshm en The Misses Efiie and Una Smith of Pendleton, visited their brother Edgar W., during the past week. tor all kinds of The TOLLMAN Studio S tew art Block I’bonc Black 1061 HR. ANNA M A U RER O STEO PA TH Phone Black 14-11 PH010GRAPHIC WORK Dunn Building ^♦♦***+*+*+++*************^ SCHWERING & LINDLY --- for ---- * Satn Davidson, ’ll , went to Portland rday night, returning Sunday even- * fhe botany classes are now scouring * hills for specimens. Y. M. C. A. dues are payable to the easurer, who needs the m o n ey ^^ B arber Shop Glassware, Fresh Vegetables, Butter [ go to J. F. ÔTERNER »‘hS‘i No. 6 B a it Ninth S t., opp. Huffman H ou’w Students. Give Us a Call Ladiei* H air a Specialty. W e th e rb e e ry ~ A Goods, Ulot^ and Ladies’ and G ents’ Furnishings (adjes, Home JournaI Paturns
