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TH E K O H -I-N O O R For P u re F o o d C o n f e c tio n s , lee C re a m , H ot I ) r in k s , E u n c l i t s , ( ) v f t t c r s . I r y th e n e w p la c e ————— —————— ———■—— __ Eugene Dyeing and Cleaning Works^ Everything Possible in Cleaning and Dyeing P h o n e M a in 122 S ix th a n d W i l l a m e t t e shoe YORAN'S THE STO RE GOOD University Texts THAT store SELLS SHOES Draughting Supplies E v e r y t h in g f o r U n iv e r s it y W o r k Schwarzschild’s Book Store TAU PI BECOMES N A TIO N A L Local Sorority is now Nu Chapter of Gamma Phi Beta, a Conservative Organization ' M interest in society circles is the advent of the first national sorority I into the U niversity. Gamma Phi Beta is the sorority. It has granted a ch ar ter to the 1 an Pi, a local sorority which has been in existence sonic four | or five years. Its m em bers have al ways been prom inent in U niversity student life, both socially and politi cally. Last year the Tau Pi moved in to a beautiful new home on T h irteen th and Alder S treets which it now occu pies. ,'lic sorority will in future he known as Xu C hapter of G am m a Phi Beta. Gam m a Phi Beta is one of the largest, oldest and most conservative of women's secret college societies. It grants chapters only after the fullest investigation and for good reason. See O u r P e n n a n ts a n d P illo w T o p s *Á *1 ft « r Dav d Link W e a r W a lk - o v e r S h o e s K e p a in g a S p e c ia lty Palace of Sweets No G r a f t C a fe Ice Cream a n d C o n fe c tio n e r y T ry U s a n d h e C o n v i n c e d DUNN’S BAKERY B re a d , P ie s , C a k e s a n d C o n fe c tio n e r y , a ls o Ice C rea m a n d F r u it s 4 E. 9th S t. MARTIN MILLER W e s t E ig h th S t . “ T ilt s ’ M e n ’s D re ss S h o e s $ 4 and $5 Y ou W a n t It GOOD W e H a v e It G R O C E R IE S W. J. Gibson 8( Son 9 7 W . 8 th P h o n e , B la c k I57> SCHWERING & LINDLY B arber Shop No. 6 E a st Ninth S t.Jo p p . Hoffman House S tu d e n ts. Give Us a Call P h o n e M a in 7 2 GEO. W. HUG, ’07 Who has Chosen All-Star Teams for the Oregon Weekly J. S. L U C K E Y Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silverware C u t Glaaa. E t c . The m em bers, active, inactive a m i honorary, of the Tan Pi since its o r ganization are Mrs. Stafford, Miss M ary G rav, Miss ('»race (»ray, Miss Phone Main 23 lean (»ray, Mrs. Sarah Reid H am m ond, 628 Willamette St. STUDENTS .« .< Misses Helen M cK inney, B ertha Mc you want a Chafer for your room see Kinney, Edna Canfield, C lara Canfield, Fish and Poultry Market , M arv H ow ard. Josephine C am eron, Caroline Benson, C onstance Covell, Edith W oodcock, Jessie H urley. Ruth W. H. RI0GEWÄY We have them for $5.00 Duniw av, X ieta H arding, M ary S tri k e r, G ertrude Holm es, Ruth H ansen, Blanche H uston, Helen Beach, E rm a Clifford, Pearl M cKenna. Jav in a S tan field. Pearl W ilbur, Vivien Holm es, BOLTON & JENKINS and G ladys F arrar. is g ratefu l for student patronage. Ladies’ Hatters I lit' E ngineers of the I Diversity are F. BERRY, Prop. considering a sem i-annual publication. Repairing ot W atches and Clocks a Specialty Eugene, O tcgon f.U C f NF .O R. HALL'S Pioneer Shining Parlors Ä ? TÄ ERV' ALLEN EATON
