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THE EUGENE DAILAJUARD. TUESDAY, DEC. 21, 1909
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EUGEN:'S
STYLE
STORE
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THE WOMANS TOGGERY SHOP
SEVENTH
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WILLAMETTE
SEVENTH
AND
WILLAMETTE
Open Every Evening Till 9 O'clock
Special Sale From 6 To 9 P. M.
Genuine All-Leather
Hand Bags
98c
Silk Waists $325
Colors Black, Brown, Blue
Special Prices on All Suits, Coats, and Capes, also Furs
Tk Fair Store
FRANK
SMITH
PROPRIETOR
AGRICULTURAL
COURSE" AT THE
HIGH SCHOOL
WHAT AUDIT A HOMEY
Thin In the qiioBtlun with 90 per
cent of the Investors today They
want to buy for Jl.flO something that
la WOl'th $1,25 tomorrow. The Hirio
to buy Is now today. Good real
catato will always make you 'Honey, market your next year's crop? Come
The place? Everybody's Realty Co. I and b" llllc of tlu'8e farras t0,l!. as
1 , tomorrow never nines.
Why? Because they are -'harBiiin
hunters'' and have "tne goods" to
suit you. Would you invest $500 or Socialist local, Qugene, will meet
$f,0C It a Kllt'edged fru't farm near Wednesday, December 22, to vote for
the city, with Rtreet car laclltios to a new slato secretary. Come. d22
O. W. FTDLBB
Gasoline Wood Sawyct
Prompt attention to orders
satisfaction guaranteed. I
Black 2 S 1 2 : residence, 321
Fourth street.
and
bone,
West
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Gross
Will surely interest you if you want a sightly lot on which to build a home
There has been a wonderful sale on these lots during the past year. The prices
are being, advanced every few months a: d still they Lell. The reasons are they
are the cheapest in Eugene today considering sightly location, car service, its
closeness to the University and the very easy terms on .vhich they are sold
Investigate at once. All we want is a chance to show you
Fortunes Are Made In Fruit Raising
Buy one of our 5 or 10 acre tracts in
Ferndale Addition to Santa Clara
Set it out to choice apples or pears and in a few years be independant
Only 4 miles from Eugene. Best soil, let us tell you how easy it is to own
one of these fine tracts
Willamette Valley land Go.
GROSS, WELLS (&0HULL
480 WILLAMETTE ST.
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THEATHE BLOCK
Graduate From 0. A. C. Will
Probably Be Accepted to
Direct the Course
After establishing a complete com
Iraerclal course and beginning a ped
agogj class that will shortly lead to
a two vears' normal course. Princi
pal Hug Is planning a course in agri
culture for the Eugene High school
that will bring many of the Lane
county students home from the O. A.
C. and serve the many farmers' boys
and girls that are attending In Eu
gene. Mr, Hug has worked on the plan
tor some time, and when in Corval
lis a short time age talked the mat
ter over with President Kerr, who ap
proved of and seemed pleased W1M
the plan.
The course will be similar to that
given at O. A. C. and also in many of
the High schools of the Hast and
Middle West, notably Kansas. The
first semester's work deals with three
topics, farm animals, which studies
the nature and care of every animal,
from the horse to the pig; milk and
its products, and soils. The second
semester continues with soils, then
takes up the subject of field crops,
and lastly orchard and garden crops.
The subject will require little
equipment and will be carried on in
connection with the science courses.
A graduate from O. A. 0. will possi
bly be secured as instructor.
Student Body Meeting
At a student body meeting at the
High school yesterday afternoon the
1909 football men were presented
with their "E"s, a football manager
for 1910 was chosen and a resolution
brought up to limit only those who
have earned their "E"s and sweaters
to wear the emblems. Clay Watson
was the choice for football manager.
The students who received "B"s
for the first time were: Bradshaw,
Noland, Porter, Sims, Morrison.Grlf
f in and Deliar: others who already
have earned the emblem: Koch.
Ditstin. Pengra, Rao, Jenkins and
Preston.
The resolution in regard to wear
ing the emblems was the result of
the growing custom of the men al
lowing them to be worn by their girl
friends.
Enquiries from Salem
Professor George Hug, principal of
the High school, has received an in
quiry from Salem High school as to
what was done in Eugene with the
students who (ailed in the six weeks'
report in two or more subjects. The
Salem authorities are considering the
plaa of dropping till these students.as
is done at the University of Oregon
at the end of each semester who have
failed to pass in nine hours.
This problem has been solved In
the High school here by the system
recently introduced, having personal
attention from the teachers to their
assigned number of students. When
a pupil falls below in any subject i;
is reported each week to his or her
instructor, and this teacher investi
gates the reason, if necessary visit
ing the parents, and giving personal
! help where needed. Per the short
I time tills has been worked the nuni
. her of Hunkers has been greatly re
duced, and at the last six weeks' re
port there were not a few who bad
"E"s in two or more subjects.
Girls' Gymnasium
The attic of the High school is be
ing fitted up for a girls' gymnasium,
which will be open at the first of the
next semester. Or. Stewart, dean of
women tit the University, lor a cou
ple ef months will devote a couple ot
, hours each day as an Instructor until
the High school teachers, probably
BMIly Mu.Jir, can carry on the work.
The girls' gym Is needed in the
j High school more 'ban anywhere else,
as the High school period is generally
the critical point in the girls' lit',..
:lt Is not infrequent that a girl breaks
'down before she finishes her course.
and stoopc.1 shoulders about the
, school evidence the need of such a
I course.
The plan is for the first semester
I to have the gym work optional, but
next year It will probably be made rc
, quired.
Miss Mubr is now visiting the
schools of Portland and intermediate
points to get new ideas and pointers,
especially on the parents' ro-npera-tlve
system now being advocated
; here.
FOR SALE
I 1 will offer at private snip the
i planing mill property on the corner
Of South Willamette and Seventeenth
street, formerly operated as the
; American Mill & Lumber Co.
I Property consists of ISO feet
I frontage on Willamette street.; new
: burning 58x200 feet. Pull equipment
Of machinery; stock on hand suffi-
I cient to begin operations.
Will is the best equipped planing
mill in town and unquestionably
j could be kept busy from the day It
staited. and 1 can demonstrate thai
It can be conducted profitably by par
ties with preper experience 'and snt-
ficlent capital.
A. C..DIXOX.
i) , Assignee
niisiresn addresR: Booth-Kcllv
, ' r,,h V Willamette.
Ilesldence 24i W. Seventh st.
Only
--mm wore ,nd fltt-.
downtothesmale8t
lilts work mc.k. . I
without smoke. 4,1
PERFECT,,
uu Mcafc
(Equipped wl,h 8
Nn other oil heater In the wnrlrl hoc , .
ciency and the sure smokeless performance i.fflS
splendid achievement of modern science. reacN
3la
1 urn the W1CX up as nign as it will go i!u.re's
lease, there s no smell no luss.
In raising, the wick is checked before it readies thi
smoke, by the new, quickly-removed 1
Automatic Smckebss DeviJ
The flame is at its zenith of power, when the wick is lni . I
heater s fulr canacitv. y' tDDii
The heat is as cleanly as that which comes from a steam a-
nftatn Ynn inav have it lust where vnii want .. u' '"'llltnts
library in the bath room or in the living room. U eifl
17 rice fnnt linldc 4 nii.irts nf nil hilftic O t- . .
frame mhml
Every Dealer Everywhere. If Not At Yours, Write in. n... .
to the Nearest Accncv o h. ' Dt,mleC
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(Incorporated)
A Watch
For a
Christmas
Present
You will find quality and prices J
it H. Smartt
The Jeweler
Fit st door south Smccd hotelentratiM
R m mbcr the 26 piece silver set that is to H
away
00K!
LOOK! L
And Get Wise
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uommencing Monday, at b:du a. m., uw""X,w
ing Friday at 6 p. m., December 31st. I will give1 1
an piain. aecoraied and nano-paimeu -rm
Ware: also 25' I off on all Semi-Porcelain anflWf
This is bona fide and no fake. Come early anflg"
stnrp nnpn euorv ouoninn P.hristmss week.
W. E GREEK
PHCNE MAIN 25
619
WILLAMETTE!
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o0r. F. W. CUMMINOi
Recently of Vnont. has opened an offW W
liOcity. Hours 10 A. II. to 3 P. H '
0Clal attention to
the
ftreet. riiono Main 7 4 4.
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cases af women and children. All cans r