K. U. Libary Kansas University Weekly.
The Innes Store
Is a Veritable Christmas Bazaar
Innes, Bullene & Hackman.
THERE'S Fur Scarfs an Fur Collarettes in large and artistic collections. Many buyers have complimented the superior quality of our automobile coats, Raglans, suits and skirts.
Christmas Novelties in Greater Assortment than ever before.
CAN'T give more than a mere hint of our Black Dress goods, Silk and Colored Dress Goods.
THE FAIR Christmas Headquarters for all kinds of Books
WE DO not believe that you'll find any store in the west where so many useful gifts are offered.
KID GLOVES in the guaranteed quality.
Headquarters for all kinds of Christmas Goods
743 Mass. St. Lawrence, KAS.
For What is Newest and Best in
St. Brown
S.
Mass. St.
Dry Goods
Carpets
Millinery
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MILLS STORE,
Tokeka, Kans.
From all publishers at special discounts. Write us for prices on any book published.
Moore
Book & Stationery
Topeka Co. Kansas.
Shearer & Co.
Great Holiday offering in Toilet Sets, Cloaks, Millinery, and many other useful articles. Always prepared to meet your wants in the best of merchandise at lowest prices.
Shearer & Co. 811 Mass. St.
KANSAS AVENUE.
Rigby's Candies ALWAYS FRESH
Seery & Morton,
TOPEKA, - - KANSAS.
STUDEBAKER BUGGIES. McCormick Mowers Binders and Shredders.
Full Line of Farm Machinery.
TOPEKA, KANSAS.
721 Kansas Avenue,
TOPEKA, - - KANSAS.
Glen M. Davis,
Gowns.
OWE'S FURNISHED EVERYTHING FIRST-CLASS
R. H. STEWART, Prop.
838 Mass. Street.
Social Season Now at Hand.
Let us figure on your
LAWRENCE, - - - - KANSAS.
Olcott; When We Hear from Dad,
Eben Pile; Century Sass, Miss
Audrey Goss; Memoirs, Miss
Edna Holsinger. A Christmas
tree and many comical toys
caused amusement for all, later
Dress Suit.
PROTSCH THE
TAILOR.
717 Mass. St. Ground floor.
ED ANDERSON Restaurant and Confectionery.
Best Meals of any Restaurant in the City. 715 Mass. St. Lawrence. Kan.
FRUITS, NUTS AND OYSTERS.
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Tangeman a recess will be allowed the audience. After the house is called to order the second time Metcalf and Oldroyd of the affirmative opposed by Bumgartner and Bennett will conduct an interesting debate. The question is "Resolved that the South Was
Fine Shoe Repairing for Students by Aug. Hackbarth.
NO.15.
At the Howe-Starkweather Shoe Co.,829 Mass. St.
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rving the interest until the curtain. It is to be given complete scenery, a special any, and mechanical effects will be shown for the first on any stage and a producas famous as ever given in York, Chicago and Philadelphia.
SOCIETY.
e East Side Whist Club was enlisted Tuesday evening by Missey at her home on Tennessee st. Misses Jennie Barrett and Schneider and Messrs Hoyt rman and George Belt were sts of the club.
re Brown County students of the e University had a banquet on night of December 26, in Hiawaiat which about fifty were pres- brown county has 38 students re University this year and one ts purposes is to maintain a parishhip there for some worthy wn county young man or man.
a Xmas day Miss Abbie Clark Robert Bright were married at bride's home in Watersberg, nass. Miss Clark attended theiversity several years ago and Bright graduated in the class 900 and is now private secretary in acting Chancellor. Both have my friends in Lawrence among town people and the students all wish them much happiness. larie Nelson, daughter of Judge L Mrs. G. H. Nelson, and Richarder Davis of Goodnight, Texas, are married Christmas evening at bride's home 3225 Prospect Avenue, nass City, Missouri. The bride is a student at the University two arts ago and a member of theppa Alpha Theta fraternity. The com is a teacher of Latin and thematics in the Goodnight cole. They will reside in Goodnight.
the first of the spring parties was ten by the Betas Friday night at thian hall. The hall was beautifully decorated with palms and greens, the chandeliers covered evergreen, and the walls draped in pink and blue. A charming the room was formed at the westd by a screen of evergreens exiting across the hall. There were any cosy corners and comfortable e-a-tetes arranged with sofas and in pillows and easy chairs. Reshments were served in the upper kony, and the music was furnished by Steinberg's orchestra. Theests were received by Missesoss, Armsby, Leland and Messrsvies, Baxter and Bliss, Miss Cross are black liberty silk, Miss Arms-green silk mull, trimmed with fish point lace, and Miss Lelandite organdle with a duchesse lace ortha. The dance was opened with grand march at 8 o'clock, led by savor and Mrs. Haworth, and
"Home" was played at quite an innovation spring parties the really begun aboutrespondingly late,guests were, Mrs. St. Louis, Misses Guy, and Devin, Guild and Elizabeth and Kane, ofreach, and of Olathe,Mr. Griggs Fredericka