The Oregon weekly., September 28, 1908, Image 3

T H E
K O H -I-N O O R
F o r P u r e F o o d C o n f e c tio n s , le e C r e a m , H o t
D r in k s , b u n c h e s , O y s te r s . T r y tlie n e w p la c e
Eugene Dyeing and Cleaning W orks^
Everything Possible in Cleaning and Dyeing
P h o n e M ain 122
S ix th a n d W illa m e t t e
Eugene Electric Co.
P h o n e M ain 5
A “ L IN E ” ON S U C C E S S
is the seen or hidden wire which brings into your
office the benefits of the electric light we furnish.
Don't be an old fogy—get in our lighting service.
Wing 5c Campbell
M EA TS
W illa m e t t e M ark et
512 W illa m e t t e
P h o n e M ain 3 8
T ook T rip E ast.
Bill H ay w ard , O re g o n ’s popular
train er, has but recently retu rn ed
from a trip to the prom inent cities of
the E ast. W hile E ast he g ath ered
ideas for the equipm ent of a new
gym nasium . E v ery w h ere he was hailed
as a successful and deservedly fam ous
train er. As a resu lt of his trip, he will
introduce few new tra in in g m ethods, as
in th is line O regon is already ab reast of
the forem ost. New appliances and a p ­
p aratu s, how ever, will d oubtless be in­
stalled in the near future.
T w o m arriag es of O regon alum ni
that occurred d u rin g the sum m er were
those of R alph R. P oppleton, 06, and
Miss Irene L incoln, ’OS, and of Carl
A. M cClain, ’06, and M iss G race P a r­
ker, ’07.
Bert W . P resco tt, '08, is actin g as
private secretary to P resident C am p­
bell.
T H E S T O R E TH A T S E L L S
Ray W alsh , ex-10, has reen tered col­
lege as a Sophom ore.
W eekly subs are payable to Dean T.
G oodm an or E ritz Dean.
H erbert A ngell, ’l l , is a tte n d in g
Boston Tech.
A m eeting of the sophom ore class
E v e r y th in g for U n iv e r sity W ork
has been called for W ednesday a fte r­
noon.
Sam uel G. C osgrove, recently nom i­
nated by the R epublican p a rty as can ­
didate for governor of W ash in g to n , is
a g rad u ate of O hio W esleyan U n iv er­
S e e Our P en n a n ts and P illo w T ops
sity.
C onstance Coveil and M ary H ow ­
ard, ’l l , will not re tu rn to college this
year.
W e s t E ig h th S t .
Boh (Jberteuffer, 09, will not he in
college this year.
W ear W a lk -o v e r S h o e s
M iss Cora C am eron, OS, was m arried
“ T ilts ” M en’s D ress S h o e s
d u rin g the sum m er to M r. Jam es A.
R e p a in g a S p e c ia lt y
$ 4 and $ 5
L aurie of P ortland.
F ran cis V. G allow ay, 07, and V irgil
Y ou W a n t It
W e H a v e It
D. E arl, ’06, will teach in E ast P o rt­
GOOD GROCERIES
land H igh School.
N o G ra ft C afe
A revised bulletin of the co rresp o n d ­
ence courses ottered by the U niversity
Ice C ream and C on fection ery
will he published th is week.
T ry U s a n d be C o n v in c e d
9 7 W . 8 th
P h o n e , B la c k 157*
Jack U atourette, '07, is coaching the
football team of H ill’s M ilitary A cade­
SCHWERING & LINDLY my. John V eatch, 07, and (Benn Scott,
ex-’10. are teach ers of E nglish at the
B read, P ies, C akes and
sam e instit ut i<>n.
C o n fection ery, also Ice No 6 E ast Ninth S t./o p p . Hoffman House
C. B. Ilam h le. 'OS, is em ployed in a
E ugene real estate office.
C ream and F ruits
S tu d e n ts. G ive Us a Call
V erner (Biles, ex-BO, has registered
4 E. 9 th S t .
P h o n e M ain 7 2
as a sophom ore.
T he Y. W . C. A. en tertain ed the
freshm en girls, S atu rd ay afternoon, at
the home of M rs. DeCou.
W a tch e s, C lo cks, J e w e lry , S ilv e rw a re
Benj. H u n tin g to n ami Em ily M uhr,
O u t G la s s , E t c .
of
last y e a r’s class, are teach ers in E u ­
Repairing of W atches and Clocks a Specialty
gene H igh School.
Eugene, Oregon
J. O. THOMAS.
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