The Oregon weekly., November 09, 1908, Image 7

Che gilbert A rt Co. HI. J!. Kuykendall
T. G. H e n d ric k » , 1’re».
I*. E . S n o tlg ra » » , C a s h ie r
S B E a k in . Vice P re s.
L . 1.. G o o d ric h A s s t.C a s h .
D a rw in B r is to w , A s s t' C a s h .
Pharmacist
Conurercsal C ub Building
College Pennants
and Pillow Cops
O u r stock of D rugs and Surgical A p­
p lia n c e is com plete. H air and
to o th brushes, tooth p re p a ra ­
tions and perfum es.
569 W illam ette St.
Pvroflraphv Supplies,
< Picture fram ing
E ugene, O re.
L au rean s H ear Schafer
first national Bank
Eugene, Oregon
Capital and Surplus
$200,000
Dr. Joseph Schafer gave an excel­
lent address to the E aureans on S a tu r­
day night on D ebating as it is P rac­ Yov.r Patronage Respectfully Solicited
Pennants mad: to order at twenty per cent saving
tised in the E nglish P arliam ent. He
spoke largely from personal o b serv a­
tion of the w orkings of Parliam ent and
his address was exceedingly interest-
debate was. Resolved, That all the in­
35 Cast ninth Street.
stitu tio n s of higher learning in the
Dealer in
state should be under one hoard of re­
gents.
most Goods of Best Qualitv
F or the affirm ative were \ \ atten-
for the Coast money * *
berg, C lark, and V alls, while E. E.
D unton, lle iz e r and H untington up­
held the negative. T he decision was
fresh Uettetahles in Season
Tine Cine of Stationery
Large Assortment of
for the negative. T he censor’s report
Postal Cards
was given by Jack E ato u rette, 07, who
was a m em ber of the society d uring his
Keeps nearly everything a Student needs
20 Cast ninth St.
Phone m ain is
college days.
murpbey’s Racket Store «
1 f . Sterner
Staple and Taney Groceries
Phone m ain 03
S. € . Cor. 7th and Oak
Kitchen & Kompp
firs t Class Civerv
miss S. €. Rnkin
millinery
eo east ninth Street
T. A . Stanley’s
Confectionery
lee Cream
«
Candies
s$7 U lfllamette St.
Brand Cheatre?
Sburei
J. R. CALDWELL
Barber Shop
595 Willamette St.
Go to BELL the
tip-IO-DATE GROCER
For Groad* i« his Line
Phone Red 1581
Inven tio n at A ssem bly
Rathmell, Branstetter, and Severn
A ssem bly this week will he of u n ­
usual in terest, especially to music lov­
ers. '1'lie program will he a concert
Barber Shop and Baibs
rendered bv the M ignon Piano Player.
'1’liis is an in strum ent, the work of a
Six Chairs.
Tirst Door north of Smecde hotel
G erm an inventor, \\ cite, which will re ­
produce with absolute faithfulness, the
play in g of any of the great m asters.
F R A N K E. D U N N
'Phe instrum ent plays m echanically a
T h e Leading D ry Goods Store
record which renders a piece exactly D R Y G O O D S , C A R P E T S , C L O T H IN O
as it was played originally. Professor
SHOES
(ileu who has heard it, says that it is
Ladies’ and Gents’ Furnishings
w onderfully true in reproducing ev­
ery touch of the m aster pianist. 1 he
concert at A ssem bly will he given
through the courtesy of the F ilers
Piano H ouse.
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Che Combination
Bìavx barber Shop
T h ere will he a dance for-U niversity
iPe IPant
stu d en ts at the A rm ory, S aturday
night. T h ere was one a week ago last 565 iPillamcttc Street
S atu rd ay , which was well attended and
the m anagem ent was asked to repeat
the dance. It is strictly a I niversity
dance.
to please
Agricultural College
»rhert F. C lark, ’09, will m anage
>ry and debate for the season of
-9. C lark is him self a debater and
he an asp iran t for a place on one
ie team s. H e is a m em ber of the
dogian literary society in which he
held im portant offices.
ie Nashville T ennessee Jubilee
ers gave a concert in V illard H all
rsdav night under the auspices of
V M C. A.
R. Rhodes, interstate secretary of
y M. C. A., is in Eugene, looking
r the interests of the city associa-
altcr M. Berry, 'OS, is visiting
ids in Eugene.
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Offers collegiate courses in Agriculture, in­
cluding Agronomy, Horticulture, Animal Hus­
bandry, Dairy Husbandry, etc.; Forestry;
Domestic Science and A rt; Civil, Electrical,
Mechanical and Mining Engineering; Com­
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Offers elementary courses in Agriculture,
Forestry, Domestic Science and Art, Com­
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work, cabinet making, steam fitting, plumbing,
machine work, etc.
Strong faculty, modenr equipment; free
tuition ; opens Sept. 25.
Illustrated catalogue with full information
on application to the Registrar, free.