The Oregon weekly. (Eugene, Or.) 1900-1909, September 28, 1908, Image 6

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    HILL'S GUN STORE
513 Willamette St.
Burden & Graham
Lacrosse.
I acrosse, the popular Canadian sport
will be introduced at the University
this year.
Athletic and
College Footwear
Physical D irector H ayw ard has o r­
dered the sticks and other necessary
equipm ent, which are expected to a r­
rive within a short time. Those de­
siring to m aster the intricacies of the
novel sport, will then be privileged to
place them selves under the instruction Repairing Neatly Done.
of Mr. H ayw ard.
Spaulding Athletic Goods
Football, Basketball Sup­
plies, Holiday Goods, Toys
Umbrellas and Repairing.
568 Willamette
Miss Jessie H urley, ’09, and Miss
Helen G. Kenny, ’l l , will return to col­
NODDY K K V T H E
lege about the first of ( )ctober.
Roy G. A pplegate will not retu rn to
REFINED AND UP TO DATE
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Cigars, college until the second sem ester.
MOTION
PICTURES AND IL­
A schedule of dates of try-outs for
LUSTRATED SONGS.
Tobacco, Confections, Soft Drinks
debate and oratory will soon be posted
C O N T I N U O U S ERFORM-
on the bulletin boards. The com m ittee
ANCE AFTERNOON AND
on oratory and debate is looking up a
EVENING.
suitable subject to subm it for in ter­
CHANGE OF PROGRAM MON.
state debate.
AND THURS.
At a m eeting of the executive coun­
New Store on West Eighth St.
cil held during the sum m er, the posi­
tion of assistant m anager of football j A d u lts lO c.
C h ild re n 5c.
SPORES & H A W K IN S
was given to Frederick J. W hittlesey,
’09. Mr. W hittlesey was chosen from
—
FU RN ITU RE, PAINT, MATTING, am ong a great m any aspirants for the BANGS LIVERY COMPANY
place.
There are one hundred more copies
First Class Livery
LINOLEUM , W ALL PAPER, GIL­
in this edition of the O regon W eekly
LE T T E SAFETY RAZORS, CARBO than in the m axim um edition of any CAB ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED
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- ———— — previous year.
Xo m eeting of the E utaxian Society
MAGNETIC RAZORS, COAT AND
1 ■ I I ■■ ■
lias vet been announced fdr the year.
PANTS HANGERS, ETC., ETC. The officers of the society are planning
for a busy year. There has been some
T he S quare D eal G rocer
talk of the organization of another
rival society for women, but no definite
G R O C ER IES, CRO CK ERY , LAMPS
plans have been announced.
Don Stevenson, ’OS, is su p erin ten d ­
G LA SSW A RE, W O O D E N AND
ing the iron work on the new Y. M.
W IL L O W W A R E
See PRESTON & HALES for C. A. building in Portland. W alter
M o o re is employed on the same build-)
' >” g-
Headquarters for Students
Paints and Oils
Herbert G. Schum acher, TO, has not
returned to eollege this year. H e is
619 W illam ette
Johnson Dyes
-
Johnson Wax planning to enter the regular arniv as Phone, M ain 25.
a commissioned officer)
Frank Sullivan is teaching in the
p ie r c e
r o s School of Trades in Portland. lie has For the Best
of the departm ent of m ath e­ T e a , C o f f e e a n d C h i n a
S IA I’ IF ANU FANCY GROCERIES charge
matics and architectural draw ing.
at the lowest prices go to the
IR IIIIS , N IIIS ANU CANDIES....
J. LeRoy W oods. 09, spent his sum ­
30 East Ninth
mer
in Alaska.
52 lost Ninth Si.
We Never Sleep
Ubnuo Maiti
Prof. A rthur C. Terrill, who resigned
from the Oregon faculty last spring, is
For new Rubber-tired Turnouts and Professor of M etallurgy at the U n i­
G. F. M c L E O D
versity of Idaho.
Good Horses go to
Dubie, the mascot bull-dog of the
M erchant T ailo r
Delta
Alphas,
was
lost
during
tile
sum
­
TO M
B A IL E Y
mer.
C le a n in g
P re s s in g
R ep airin g
Phone Black 1621
South W illamette
ORPHEUM
THEATRE
MILLINERY
W.
M.
G K EF2N
Chambers Hardware
: B
.
“T” Slore
4 4 6 N in th S t.
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k u g e n e ’ s p r i d e i s
If you want a Chafer for your room see
( ) T T O 'S ( '. K I L L
HALL'S
IH K BEST \ \ D C L EA N E ST
El. \t I
1 0 i- \ I EVER\
Sid Smith
Jay McCormick
We have them for $5.00
thing in season .
B A N Q U E T S. W E 1) D 1 N G S,
PR IV A T E D IN N ER S. RECEP-
I ION \.ND A E l I-R T H E A T R E
P A R T IE S
ARRA NGED
ON
SH O R T N O TICE.
Otto Reichniau
BOLTON & JENKINS
Ladies’ H atters
Otto Kaufman 25 E. 9th St.
Phone Red I55J
Billiards & Pool
C O LLEG E
M E N 'S R E T R E A T