The Oregon weekly., November 20, 1908, Image 6

HILL’S GUN STORE
Alumni W ill Give Dance
B u rd en & G ra h a m
T h a n k s g iv in g e v e n in g in P o rtla n d
w ill be celebrate«! in P o rtla n d b y a
g ra n d ball g iv e n by th e a lu m n i of th e
I n rv e rsity o f < Ireg o n . T h e b all w ill
be h eld in th e M aso n ic T e m p le a n d w ill
Spaulding Athletic Goods
he op en to all s tu d e n ts an d a lu m n i o f
th e U n iv e rsity . A c h a rg e o f tw o d o l­
Football, Basketball Sup­
lars p e r c u; 1* w ill be m ad e to d e fra y
plies, Holiday Goods, Toys
e x p e n se s.
T h e O re g o n fo o tb a ll te a m w ill be Repairing Neatly Done.
Umbrellas and Repairing.
a s k e d to lea«! th e g ra n d m a rc h . T h e
e n tire a ffa ir will be a s tr ic tly U n iv e r­
sity fiinei; ui, as i' h a- 1 cen in th e p a st.
R e g is tr a r T iffa n y h a s rece iv ed a le t­
BO O DY
K l T H E
te r tr >:;i th r c o m m itte e o n a r r a n g e ­
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Cigars, m e n ts s ta tin g th a t th e a tte n d a n c e of
*; ;«!.n ts is m st e a rn e s tly d e sire d ,
Tobacco, Confections, Soft Drinks
i'll
ball h o i m g b een um ber c o n s id ­
e ra tio n . am i is one of th e p la n s of C.
X. Me \ r t h u r . '01. to m ak e e n jo y a b le
th e o c c a sio n of th e a n n u a l M u ltn o m a h
g am e.
F u rth er p a rtic u la rs w ill be g iv ­
en d u rin g th e w eek by th e P o rtla n d
New Store on West Eighth St. d a ily p a p e rs.
513 W illamette St.
Athletic and
College Footwear
5e3 Willamette
m artin & Smith
Billiards and Pool
MILLINERY
B Piace kr Gentlemen
SPO RES & H A W K IN S
24 u J» t Seventh Street
FU R N ITU R E, PAIN T, M ATTING.
BANGS LIVERY C O M PA N Y
LINOLEUM . W A LL PAPER, G IL­
First Class Livery
L E T T E SAFETY RAZORS. CARBO
CAB ORDERS PROM PTLY A T rSN D ZD
MAGNETIC RAZORS. COAT AND
PANTS
HANGERS.
ETC.,
NV. XI.
ETC.
GREEN
T h e S q u a re D e a l G ro c e r
Chambers Hardware
See PRESTON 4 HALES ior
G ROCERIES. CROCKERY. LAMPS
GLASSW ARE, W O O D EN AND
W IL L O W W A RE
P a in ts a n d O ils
Headquarters for Students
Johnson Dyes
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Johnson W ax
l h o n e, M ain 25.
P IE R
C
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B R O S .
S IA P U AND FANCY GROCE RIES
I RE 11S. Nl IS XND CANDIES....
5 2 f i v t Ninth S t.
Phone Black i 6 j i
W h o is M aking G ood at U n iv ersity of
M ichigan
Y ale has a th o u s a n d m en e n ro lle d
' u d .u r Bible classes, a b o u t th e
< im e p er cen t of th e to ta l a tte n d a n c e
Turnouts and a- th e n u m b e r e n r o ll’ d at th e U n iv e r­
sity «»ft )reg« >n.
We Never Sleep
For new Rubber-tired
Good Horses go to
TO M
C. L. W H E A L D O N . ex-TO
B A IL E Y
E U G E N E ’S pride ; is
( > t t o ’ s ( '. r i l l
b li!' BEST AND CLEANEST
PL KCE T O E A T EVERY­
TH I NG IN SEASON
Ka : ? m an
( h to R eich m an
la te st tn pbetearaphp
Sure’* 5 tu b io
$
F or the Best
I e <>* C o t t e e
ch er.”
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ball h m been
D -ak e L n iv e rsitv .
c in ti C liin n
at the lowest prices go to the
“ T”
Store
G. F.
The Cornell faculty has forbidden
sum m er baseball.
South W illam ette separate h wsscs, the most popular
619 W illa m e tte
30 East Ninth
Phone, Maiti 50
M cLE O D
M erch an t T a ilo r
( le a n in g
P re ssin g
R ep airin g
4 4 b \ i n f h S t.
intro d u ce«
nr.1'1 Club Expects a
»»th N re Dame on New Y 1 s
Sa.
M ay. e \ - 11, t«» k seco n d p
m a fait tr y o u t fo r th e h a lf mil»
H is su c c e s sfu l CM
n en t w as an e x p e rie n c e d tra c k m a
hock
T aylor, e x - 'l l . w as
p riv ed of h is c h a n c e to m ak e
tre sh m a n team at C o rn ell, by an a
deu* w hich re su lte d in a b ro k en cv
b one.
S m ith
Jay M cCorm ick
Billiards & Pool
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