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are dear at any price.
GREAT BICYCLE RACE
AT MADISON SQUARE
BAKING
POWDER
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is economical not Cheap. Try
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your money back.
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Winm rs in Previous Slv-iy liacra.
1S99 Miller and Waller, 2733.4
miles.
1S00 Elkes and McFarland.
262S.7 miles.
1901 Wllthour and M'Eachern.
2365.4 miles.
1902 Meander and Krebs, 2477.8
miles.
1903 Walthour and Munroe.
2318.3 miles.
1904 Root and Dorlon, I3S6.6
miles.
1905 Root and Folgor, 2260.6
miles.
1906 Root and Folger. 2292.2
miles.
1907 Butt and Stl, 2CS6.4
miles.
As has usually been the case In Inte
years the foreign riders are to pre-
dominate. Walter Kutt and Johu Stol
i who composed the On'rman-Holland
team which captured first honors In
, last year's race, head the list of for
'elgn teams. Other Knrooeun entries
noted ior their speed and eiuluranca
; include Francois Faber, Hongrl La
j fourcado, Victor Dupre, I.eon Oeor
, got, Roger Babrousoe,, Maurice Broc-
co. and Albert Kiiward Willis, the
diminutive English pace follower,
' rho recently established the world's
I record by riding 61 miles 905. yards
1 nan hour.
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I New York. Dec. 3. The week
wnicn -New ork annually gives to
bicycle racing begins tonight in Mad
ison Garden, with the usual Interna
tional championship meet. This
preliminary affair, however, Is mere
ly a cocktail to what the appetite of
the lovers of bicycling for the annual
six-days' grind, which will be start
ed at one minute past midnight to
morrow night.
While cycling ns a sport has stead
ily declined in public favor for a de
cade and more, this six-day survival
of the good old times seems to have
lost none of It popularity. Thousands
turn out each year to witness the
event and some of the devotees have
been known to remain in the garden
for two and three days at a time.
The list of entries this year Is cal
culated to furnish some good sports.
EUGENE LODGES HOLD
SEMI-ANNUAL ELECTION
K. MUNROE
FURNITURE
Eighth St., Eugene, (Vrcgou.
I'linno Red 537(1.
Agents for the I'crthuid
Stove Works.
three styles, Including tht
trolt Line. Also the L,acleiit
t-the best low price range
piarket.
line of Heaters ut from
ry.
examine our large stock
iro buying elsewhere.
BOARDING
Best Table Board In the city.
A rew fine rooms.
.MRS. A. G. MATHEWS,
71 West Xlnth Street.
Helmet Lodge, Knights of Pythias,
has elected new officers for the en
suing six months as follows:
C. C. R, S. llvyson; V. I'.. W. II.
nillard: P., J. Milliard; M. of W.. A.
W. l.lvennore: M. of A., C. X. (iris
iwold: K. R. and S , R. C. tirav: M.
! of F., C. A. Wlntermeier: M. of E
! H. A. Dunbar: I. (;.. B. A. Williams:
0. (i.. H.' Button; Trustees, I. T.
j Nlcklin, D. E. Yoran. O. E. Roberta
Knstcrn Star.
The now officers of Evangeline
chapter, order of Eastern Star, are
as follows:
I Miss Ann Whlteaker, V. M.; Rev.
; T. K. Hammond, W. P.; Miss Ida Pat
terson, A. M.; Miss Eliinbeth or ml.
secretary; Miss Ella 1-oomls, treas
urer: Mrs. S. S. Spencer, con.; Mrs.
Ella Edmunson, assoc. Con.
'ATHELETIC COUNCIL :
WILL DECIDE PLACE
OF 0. A. C. GAME
Will Meet Next Saturday to
Determine Where 1909
Game Is to be Played
The athletic council of the Univer
sity will decide noxt Saturday wheth
er or not the O. A. C.-Oregon game
will be played tn Portland In 1909,
unloss some change la made In the
plans of the council. Unlvesslty stu
dents, prominent In coiiega politics,
freely state that the council will not
permit the game to e carried again
from the campuses of the two lnstl-
tuttons.
KlRiires have been made, which
calculate that all of the student mem
liers of the council will vote to keep
the game out of Portland, two of the
faculty members, and at least one of
the Alumni members.
The members of the athletic coun
cil are: President Campbell, Profes
sors (tlon and Hawthorne, Trainer
Hayward. 0. X. Mi-Arthur, Judge 1..
T. Harris, fleorge Hug. P. W. Held.
Fred Monllen and Wm. Woods.
(xdlego eiv.
An examination for removal of
conditions will be hold Monday and
Tuesday.
Zeno Riddle haa been elected cap
tain of the Junior track squad.
"Billy" Woods la the Senior: Chester
Downs, the Sophomore; and Charles
Reynolds. the freshman.
Tho general expression of the stu
dents, after seeing the Olee Club con
cert, is that the club Is much better
than last year. Tho stunts were ma
torlally strengthened.
UNION REVIVAL SERVICES
. . BEGIN ON DEC, 27
Baptist ' and Presbyterian
Churches Will Join
Forces
HINKLEY BROS.
Contractors
and Plasterers
Estimates Furnished
Phone. ......... ,'. , Red 2961
Residence, 148 East Eleventh street.
ings on the Pacific coast and un
questionably will do a great doal to
advance the religious interests of Eu
gene. Mr. Speer is a singer of un
usual ability, will assist in the meet
ings. The evening service will be
be. held In the Presbyterian church
which Is admirably adapted for large
congregations.
Arrangements have been perfected
for a Union revival meeting of the
Presbyterian and Ilnptlst churches
beginning Sunday, December 2 7.
Rev. H. Wyse Jones, evangelist oft
wide experience and large Buccess
and Mr. Eugene Speer, a graduate of
the Moody school of music, who Is a
successful chorus lender and soloist
of ability, will have charge of the
meetings. These men have conducted
some of the most successful meet-
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weak stomuch, sour stomach, gas on
stomach, etc.. Is .guaranteed to give
prompt relief from any form of stem
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sia. Sold by all druggists.
Count on Luckey, the Jeweler for
good goods. tfd&w
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Huts and fancy feat hers at half
price all this week. A ticket on a
fine ostrich plume with each dollar'
purchase.
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japan, Every luvHcr warranted.
jusl what you waul lor the long
evening,. Made ol brass, nickel l:ilril lalcsl im
proved central dtalt burner, livery lamp warranted.
II your dealer cannot supply trio IVrlcclion Od
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AbstractR furnished, land titles ex
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let us help your eyes with our
Hsortn,ent of fine .decorative
tuble ware.' Staunry would not
give your sideboard a more ar
tlsllc setting. Wu are known by
our goods. You cannot gain
more timely Information than 1
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There's a whole library of val
uable table hints In our rich
array of beautiful' breakfast,
dinner nnd ten sets, and rare
odd- pieces. ' ' '
W. M. GREEN, B&'8KSa'.
619 Willamette St. Phone Main 23.
in
Agents "Warner's Rust Proof Corsets" "Rainshine Umbrellas" "Bear Brand Hosiery'
of BLrgadriLS
Sale M
en's Shoes
$5.00
Shoes
$2.95
Spt-ciiil'sale of Men's fine.
DecSH, Shot's ill.; iat1rit ',
kill iri box turn 'nd sw ing ''
toe, nil wild U-atlie.r. -per-. .
feet in fit and finish; In
111) ? sizes. . Tfie greatest r
hiirsalti rver offered.
Itcgulnr
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nil rt'-i , i v ...
.$2.95
A Tornado of
Prices
Mens Hats, all styles x2 Price
Men's Trousers to $4.00 at $1.95
Men s Trousers to $3.00 at $1 .45
Men's 50c Undershirts .... 29c
' Men's $1.50 Wool Underwear 75c .
Men's 35c Neckwear 25c-
Men's $1.50 Shirts at 95c
Men's $1.00 Shirts at 50c
Men's Bath Robes and House Coats
A beautiful assortment of House Coats and Bath Robes just ar
rived by express today in all the new shadesoand pattern, perfect
Rising and well made. A splendid ristaas present, every man
wants one. House Coats, $5 to $ 1 0 Bath Robes, $4.50 to $ 1 0
Men's Slippery for Xmas Presents
a . . ' ' i ..nri! hs has a nice pair of slippers lor evening; wear, he wants to
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Sale Wi.
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Regular $25 Tailored Suits $ 16.95
Special sale of Men's all-wool, hand-tailored SuitsJ These
are aJl new and.pur very best Stock. Made by L. Abt & Sons, of
Chicago, and each and every strtt' guaranteed to grre. entife
satisfaction. They are all made of th'beet material and all
' made in the latest patterns. Hundreds to pick from. This Is
a special we are offering before tho holiday irada begins. Rc-
membor, every suit and overcoat at Just what we advertise.
Bring this ad and make your own purchaso. Evory suit is
marked in plain figures.
REGULAR $35.00 SUITS AND OVERCOATS. ..... .$22.65
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REGULAR $27.50 SUITS AND OVERCOATS. ..... .$20.85
REGULAR $26.00 SUITS AND OVERCOATS $17.50
REGULAR $25.00 SUITS AND OVERCOATS $16.95
'REGULAR $20.00 SUITS AND OVERCOATS $14.85
REGULAR $15.00 SUITS AND OVERCOATS $11.75
REGULAR
$12.50 SUITS AND OVERCOATS.
.$ 9.85
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