The Oregon weekly. (Eugene, Or.) 1900-1909, June 07, 1908, FIRST ANNUAL WOMEN'S EDITION, Image 15

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    HILL GUN STORE
UNIVERSITY APPROPRIATION
(Continued from Page 1.)
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Y O R A N
for Baseball Supplies; Topsy Twirl
moon and a host of stars shone above.
or Diablo—all the Rage.
P R IN T E R
Below waving and swaying in the clear
Satisfactory work at
Satisfactory Price»
air were these lovely little gleams of
GYM. GOODS, FISHING TACKLE "gnt, graceful tokens of the spirit of
W . M . G R E E N
celebration.
i'he Square Deal Grocer
All that bright conflagration, that
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111 a m « t t o S t r e e t
display of fire, that dainty pageant of groceries , crockery , lamps
dancing light, the ring of oratory, of GLASSWARE, WOODEN AND
WILLOW WARE
song, the Hare of voices in cheer and
619 Willamette
yell, the light of joy in every face, was 1 hone, Main 25.
the making vocal and visible of a very
small part of the inner gladness which
Tamales
was the result of the victory. It was
W A TCH M A K ER
and
a patriotic people assembled on Kin­
Lunch
JE W E L E R AND
caid field that night. The occasion
Ice Cream
O P T I C I A N ...............
Candy
marked a victory for bigger things in
Soda
the State of ( )regon. Higher and bet­
A fine stock of Watches, Jewelry,
ter possibilities began that hour for the
Cut Glass, Etc.
future of the commonwealth. It was
this that was the subject for celebra­
Eyes Tested Free.
Corner Willamette and Ninth. tion. There, under the moonlight, lay Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silverware
C u t G la s s , E to .
the campus, with gray towers and walls
the loved and familiar group. But deep Repairing of Watches and Clocks a Specialty
Eugene, Oregon
in each heart grew a picture, the hope
of the future of Oregon. That other
University shall have broad acres,
great buildings and enlarged physical
WEST EIGHTH STREET
capacities, but, too, it shall stand for
West Eighth St.
Has What You Want.
Corner Charnelton
nobler meanings and shall typify the
Heavy Shoes for Wet Weather
highest ideals of those men and wom­
en‘whose work and sacrifice, have made
the present what it is.
). O. W A T T S
J. S. LUCKEY
MARTIN MILLER ~
Gin Minis
FURNITURE, PAINT, MATTING,
LINOLEUM , W ALL PAPER, GIL­
LETTE SAFETY RAZORS, CARBO
MAGNETIC RAZORS, COAT AND
PANTS
HANGERS,
ETC.,
Y O R A N ’S
'file State Teachers' Association of
Oregon meets here in June, the week
following commencement. The As­
sociation has hen very fortunate in se­
curing some very able speakers, chief
among these is Albert Bushnell Hart,
Professor of History in Harvard Uni­
versity.
SHOE STORE
T h e
S to re
GOOD
T h « t
S o ll«
SH O ES
580 Willamette Street
ETC.
Eugene Stockwell, ex-'O7, has been
visiting Harold Merryman at the dorm­
itory this last week. Mr. Stockwell
graduated from Stanford this last May
Marcóla but will return again next year to en­
ter the law department.
Chambers Hardware
Eugene
AX BILLY
Department Store
12 E. Ninth Street.
BANGS LIVERY COMPANY
First Class Livery
Miss Van Waters expects her moth­
er and little brother the latter part of
this week. They will remain until af­
ter commencement.
P a in ts
S ta in s
V a r n is h e s
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PRESTON & HALES
CAB ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED
BOOKS, STATIONERY,
AND ART GOODS
W e make our own pennants and retail at whole
sale prices. Pennant like cut. 75c.
ALLEN EATON