J. w . Kays Furniture Company
E v e ry th in g to F u rn is h Y o u r H o m e Complete
The B ig S to re W ith L ittle Prices
L in n Drug Co.
Varsity Will Meet Grads.
HOE SA FET Y RAZOR
T h e y are Fine.
We also have the Gillette and
Star Lines.
BERGER-BEAN HDW. CO.
Visit the
ELECTRIC AND DREAMLAND
T H E A T E R S
Continuous Performance in After
noons and Evenings
Change of Program M onday, Wednesday, F riday.
THEATRE CAFE
Makes Special R ates to S tu
dents Boarding by the Week
Everything the latest in Modish patterns
and Tailored Hats at
MISS LEARNED’S
544 W illam ette St.
H. E. MORRIS
MUSIC HOUSE
The Place fo Buy and Rent
P IA N O S
606 Willamette St.
Phone Main 591
S T Y L E S IN
Munini and Varsity
will meet In
football October 17. There has been
a great rattling of dry bones among the
alumni and a formidable team of has"
C om plete S tocks o f Drugs, beens" will face the team of 1908 on
C hem icals, Perfum es and Kincaid field two weeks from last Sat
urday. Among the men who will play
Fine Soaps
for the alumni are Gordon C. Moores,
Henry M. McKinnev, lack Latourette,
Virgil I). Earl and C. A. McClain.
( )thers of just as great fame are con
P h o to g r a p h e r s ’ S u p p lie s a S p e c ia lty
templating playing, but have not an
nounced their decision.
Did You Ever Use a
new f a l l and winter
SOPHOMORE SUITS
E v e r y th in g t h a t ’s n a tty
and n if t y
in
Young
M e n ’s F u rn is h in g s at
R o b e r t s B r o th e r s
TOGGERY
Y. W. C. A.
'I'lie first meeting of the Y. W. C. A. 5 5 4 W i l l a m e t t e S t r e e t
was held last 1 uesday, anti a good
start for the year's work was made.
'I'lie president,' Ruth Balderee, led the
meeting, and gave a most hearty wel
come to the new students present, and
briefly outlined the association work
for the winter in an enthusiastic man
ner.
President Campbell then addressed
W est E ig h th St.
the meeting and his talk was helpful
C o rn er C h arn elto n
and greatly appreciated. He spoke first
of the value of organization, comparing
the machinery of work to the ditches
necessary for irrigation. To he of
value and to become a factor in the
student life, the association must ac
complish definite practical tilings;
strength does not lie in words, hut in
• ••
efficiency. The steam engine was an
apt illustration, and President Camp
bell pointed out that it is the steam
FOR T H E BEST OF AMUSE
which is blown off that makes the most
MENT. BEST OF MUSIC.
noise. There are certain definite tilings
OPEN DAILY. W E SOLICIT
for the V. \\ . to accomplish— Bible
YOUR PATRONAGE.
study is an important tiling and the in-
tention must he kept in mind to make
.
a campaign with the Y. XI. C \. for L llaC D O Ild lil & COODCT, PtOPS
a building in the near future. 'I'lie talk !
•
Vf n J
f
t
was concluded with cordial good wish
es and assurance of the support of the
faculty.
The TOLLMAN Studio
Next week is to he the. conference
tor all kinds of
meeting, and the nine girls who repre
sented Oregon at Seaside in June will
PHOTOGRAPHIC WORK
report. 'I'lie meeting will he full of
the conference spirit.
Eugene St^am
[aundry
U n d e rw o o d Rink
\\ m. Rueter, ex- 10, is working in
the office of the city engineer in Port
land this fall. He plans to return to
college next year.
I. Ci. Schroeder, editor last year of
the < ). A. C. Barometer will attend the
t tregon I .aw School.
Moving picture films have been made
showing Smithson, Kelly and Gilbert
in action at the ( )lvtnpic games.
BANK
Corner of
Seventh &
Willamette
2
C o c k e r lin e & W e t h e r b e e
D ry
Goods,
C lo th in g , and
Ladies’ and G e n ts ’ F u rn is h in g s