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About The Oregon weekly. (Eugene, Or.) 1900-1909 | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1908)
hill gun store Sn<>w Wins Singles Y O R A N P R IN T E R To brim the cup of oratorical and for Baseball Supplies; Topsy Twirl athletic victory, Chas MacC Snow. or Diablo—all the Rage. S a t is f a c t o r y w o r k a t ’09, won for Oregon the singles cham S a t is fa c t o r y P r ic e s pionship in the intercollegiate tennis gym . g o o d s , fish in g tackle tournament at Seattle on Saturday W . M . G R E E N morning. This is the first year that The Square Deal Grocer ( )regon has been represented in inter GROCERIES, CROCKERY. LAMPS GLASSWARE. WOODEN AND collegiate tennis. Snow is a member of 513 W illa m e tte S tr e e t W ILLO W W ARE the Mucker’s Club and has acquired 619 W illamette much of his skill in practice on the Phone, Main 25. University court. Snow and Eastham were entered for the doubles but lost them to Davis and Galbraith of \\ . S. T a m a le s and C. It is probable that tennis represen w ATC H M A K E K Lunch tatives will be sent annually hereafter Ic e C re a m JE W E L E R AND to the Seattle tournament. Candy ). (). W A T T S ra. O P T I C I A N ............... Soda David Campbell of Monmouth, brother of Pres. * Campbell, is a splen- (lid musician and will make a name for himself in musical circles. lie is only Eves Tested Free. seventeen years old, but his technique Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silverware C u t G ia s « , E tc . Corner Willamette and Ninth and expression are extremely well dev R e p a irin g o f W atches a nd C lo cks u S p e c ia lty eloped. He has a light, easy touch Eugene, O reg on and a good appearance. Mr. Campbell won a musical scholarship this year and will go to Washington next year to continue his work. He played in WEST EIGHTH STREET Assembly this week to a delighted Has What You Want. W est E ig h th St. audience. Heavy Shoes for Wet Weather C orner C harnelton A fine stock of Watches, Jewelry, Cut Glass, Etc. J. S. LUCKEY Eme MARTIN MILLER Miss Erma Clifford, of Baker C ity, is spending the week in Eugene, the guest of the Tan Pi Sorority. Y O R A N ’S The Oregon Tablet for Seniors at URNITURE, PAINT, MATTING, LINN DRUG CO. INOLEUM, WALL T h e GIL~ Eugene and Willamette Valley Prop- ETTE SAFETY RAZORS, CARBO " erty for Sale. City Property, Tim ber and Fruit Land, Farms IAGNETIC RAZORS, COAT AND and Ranches ANTS HANGERS, ETC., ETC. Ihambers Hardware ugene GOOD T h a t S e lle SHO ES 580 Willamette Street T . H- _ REAL ESTATE AND LOANS 26 West 8th st. Marcola Phone Red 1176 AX BILLY geo . r. hall « son Department Store Ouvertes. 12 E. Ninth Street. — S ta in s P a in t s B A N G S L IV E R Y C O M P A N Y V arn i---- t t a t IX PRES ' - HALCO First Class Livery - AB O RDERS P R O M P T L Y A T TENDED S to re i _____ _— t R' tND ART GOODS ra g P £ o o — make out own pennant, and « ta ll at whole Pennant like c u t, 7 5 c._________________ _ ALLEN EATON
