JUST IN-Another lot of those Cravenette Rain Coats. In blacks, Grays and Tans. They are the long swagger over coat looking kind. $8.00 to $18.00. W. E. SPALDING.
Annual Sale of Linens.
Commences...Monday, February 1st.
Closes...Thursday, February 11th.
The Important Event of Season Exceptionally Low Prices for this Sale. BLEACHED, CREAM AND RED DAMASKS, NAPKINS, TOWELS, CRASHES, LUNCH CLOTHS, DOYLIES.
You are Cordially Invited.
A. D. WE AVER.
INTERCOLLEGIATE NEWS
A Pan-Helenic Whist Tournament is the latest amusement devised at the University of Iowa. The fraternities think that a whist tourney would create as much heat and blood as the base ball interfraternity league. The men of Iowa are said to be expert in manipulating trumps and aces, and a lively time is assured to the contestants. The tourney will be held at the beginning of the Winter Quarter. An interfraternity bowling league is also proposed.
The upper-class women at the University of California have voted to wear corduroy skirts as the official class skirt. They will endeavor to make this custom a tradition. It has become a tradition among upper-classmen to wear corduroy suits. The students of Berkeley and Stanford now might be said to be dressed by tradition. There is a class cap, a class suit, a class tie, and at one time class shoes were introduced.
The University of California is soon to issue a new song book. In issuing this book a radical departure will be made from the usual college book, as nearly all the songs are to be entirely new and distinctively Californian Professors and alumni have written most of the songs, the book being edited by a professor and an alumnus.
The University of Indiana will not be represented by graduate or undergraduate in the competition for the Rhodes scholarships. An official of the university states that the reason for this is because the required examinations are too strenuous for the Hoosier candidates.
Professor Martha Foote Crow of Northwestern has taken a stand in her English classes against the fad among the girls of covering the walls of their rooms with gaudy posters. She says that the university courses of today pay too much attention to practical matters and too little to aesthetic and artistic studies.
NEWS ITEMS.
Chapel services were dispensed with all week on account of examinations.
On last Saturday evening thirty five of the young men of Dr. N.C. Payne's Saturday evening bible class met at his home on M.Oread. It was the first anniversary of the organization of the class.
Dr. Frank Strong was made president of the State Y. M. C. A. at the convention at Newton yesterday.
Prof. Henry A. Beers of Yale University has been engaged for the summer session. Professor Beers has been professor of English Literature in Yale since 1885. He is the author of a "Century of American Literature," "Biography of N. P. Willis, "From Chaucer to Tennyson," "A History of English Romanticism," and several volumes of poetry and two of short stories.
Call and see the photos made by the Squires Studio.
A big line of Base Ball goods will be in shortly at Smith's News Depot.
Claire Fleishman and Maude Grimes of Topeka are the guests of friends.
Go to Boone's Billiard Room.
It is tu late tau play foot bawl and tu early tau play base bawl but u can have a good game of bowling bawl anytime now at Tolles'.
Miss Jessie Sanderson ,02 has returned from Iola where she has lately been in the pharmacy of DeWitt and Thompson.
Pipes—the finest line in the city;
Smith's News Depot.
Miss Carrie Cothim is recovering from a severe attack of la gripe.
Three rooms for rent at 1145 La. street Bath, steam heat and gas; near the University on top of the hill.
for genuine amusement- go to Boone's Pool Room.
Harry Fleishman is visiting his beother.
PHAMACY ALUMNI NOTES
Cigar's and Tobaccos at Boone's. Boone's Pool Hall-the best in the city,
Go to Smith's News Depot for fine
Signals and Tobacco.
Spend a pleasant half hour at Boone's Pool Hall.
Miss Augusta D. Strait, '00, is now employed at the River Station Pharmacy, 1452 San Fernando Street, Los Angeles, Cali.
'O. L. Hankins '02 came to Lawrence Wednesday having found that the drug business at Dighton would not warrant an investment. Mr.Hankins went to Baldwin Thursday evening.
Masks - - - - at Hoadley's.
Poster Boards 5c at Loadley's.
K.U. Views 10c - at Hoadley's.
Chafing Dishes $1 at Hoadley's.
Pictures Framed - at Hoadley's.
Walter Sledd, '02, head clerk for T. W. Atkins, Ft. Scott, was in the city the early part of the week. Mr. Sledd was retiring from a brief visit to Lyons, his former home, and Wichita.
C. C. Rittenhouse, '00, arrived in the city yesterday. He has been clerking in Scovill's Pharmacy at Overbrook, since last October.
N. H. Seiler, '93, came to Lawrence last week to see his mother who has lately undergone an operation. Nelson has a good position with the Sherman McConnell Drug Co., 16th and Dodge Sts., Omaha, Nebr.
J. J. Hamilton, '00, the only druggist of Cerrillos, N. M., has written a very interesting letter describing the climate of the territory. The nearest drug store is at Santa Fe, 28 miles away. Drug clerks get about $75 per month. The native people are generally robust and buy but little medicine. The Americans and invalids who go that country to recuperate are their best patrons.
THE LEAP YEAR RAGE
The following from an exchange is but another example of the strenuosity of modern society life:
"The young women of the Philokurian Literary society of Butler college have determined to take advantage of leap year, and have announced to the male students that they will furnish the escorts to all regular meetings and social functions during the year.
"The matter was brought up through a motion, which the president of the society refused to entertain. The meeting adjourned in disorder, but the women members met in secret afterwards, and after a long discussion approved the plan and notified the male students of their action. In order to enforce it they also have determined not to accept a man as an escort if he makes the overtures."
The men of Kansas University have taken the rather numerous leap year parties here as a joke. But if the rage continues, if the madness extends from the historic halls of Williams and Harvard to the western universities of California and Stanford, from Michigan to Texas, the chances are that the funny men in the funny columns of the funny papers will again perpetrate those atrocities upon innocent society known as the effeminate man and masculine-female jokes.
828Mass. St. HERTZLER & CO., Phone 609 White SPOT CASH GROCERY.
SPECIAL RATES TO BOARDING CLUBS.
Call and see what we can do for you on rates.
With the horrid mother-in-law in the background, the cradle rocking man in the foreground and the ultra politico female too much in evidence, the happiness of mankind will be dissipated by the lurid pictures in the Sunday papers until the college female finds a new fad to occupy her time and attention.
Billy Rice has quit school. Vie! Vie! Vie! Vie! Go to Vic's. Cor. cf Adams and Mass.
Light refreshments at Keller's. Oysters at Vic' $ .
Twenty six girls and eleven boys were graduated from the mid-winter class at Topeka High School last night.
DO IT NOW. Have Squires make your picture.
W. H. Anderson was in Topeka this week attending the meeting of the state Bar Association.
SPECIAL RATES to students at the SQUIRES STUDIO.
The Jayh-waker Club was given a Post-Exam Jubilee Banquet Friday evening by their steward, W.J Leighty. Everyone present had a very pleasant time. After having enjoyed a bounteous repast, a number of toasts were given. Next a short musical program was rendered. The remainder of the evening was spent in dancing.
Bowersock Opera House.
MONDAY, FEB. 1.
MATINEE AND NIGHT.
Two big shows in one.
The original and only MRS. GEN· TOM THUMB. And company in The Rival and Trip to the Moon. Hear Rassmusson's Symphony Orchestra. Victor Lee and Olie Cahill, great wizards, superb jugglers, marvelous illusionists.
Matinee 3:00
Children 15c.
Adults 25c.
Up Stairs
Night 8:00
Down Stairs
Children 25c.
Adults 35c.
25c. 35c. 50c
SATURDAY, FEB. 6.
The greatest of all down cast plays.
RICHARD GOLDEN'S
OLD JED PROUY
With the famous original cast
With the famous original cast including ROBERT CRAIG as Jed Prouty, and HARRY M. MORSE as Zeb Hardy.
W. L. ANDERSON,
Phone 635 White.
BAKER AND FINE CONFECTIONER,
McKINZIE GROCERY
Our method of buying and sell will save you 10 per cent.
301 KY. ST. TEL. 618 WHITE
$8.00
Best artificial teeth. Amalgam fillings, 50 cents; gold fillings, half the usual price; painless extracting 25 cents. Office over Ober's. Dr. Wheeler, 821 Mass. St.; hours 8 to 6. Fifteen years at present location.
SALE OF SILKS COMMENCES AT INNES' MONDAY MORNING, FEB. 1.
THE 1904
The opening display and Sale of New Spring Styles. Prices the lowest for our outlet is large enough to command exclusive style and the best makes and quotations.
Tokio Silks 30 in. wide at ... $1.25
Foulard Silks valu : $1.00 at ... .75
Foulard Silks value 75c at ... .49
Wash Silks ... 39c and ... .49
Yard wide Taffeta at... 87½c, 98c and 1.25
10 pieces black Peau de Soie Silk val. $1.50 1.00
We can only hint at a few of the Silks on sale, but we presume that nearly every woman will take good care to see this beautiful display; it is well worth a special visit.
INNES, BULLENE & HACKMAN.