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Annapolis, completing his course there he served on various ships, being in Chinese waters during the China-Japan war.
George Martindale is in school again.
Finest and largest line of overcoats at Urbansky's 738 Mass. St.
Frank A. Lutz and Albert Fullerton, class 93 are here on their way to the Columbia Law School.
Drs. William F. Breakey and James Breakey from Ann Arbor and Ponca, Michigan, were visiting on the Hill this week with Prof. Adams.
Geo. Hollingbery & Son, merchant tailors make a speciality of full dress suits and first class furnishing goods. 841 Mass. St.
A hundred styles of Toilet Brushes at Woodward's—direct from the manufacturer and importer.
At the Freshman class election held Monday afternoon Rose was elected president; Lane of Lawrence, vice president; Miss Curry secretary and Sherman treasurer.
The best music at the most reasonable price will be furnished for receptions and dances. Leave orders with Olin Bell, Fred Soxman or Ross Whitlow at Weaver's.
The foot-ball team has received an offer of a special car and all expenses paid to go to Butte, Montana, for a game but it cannot be accepted as all dates are filled.
Twenty-five per cent saved on tailor made goods at Urbansky's 738 Mass. St.
Prof. Templin opened a seminary room for the department of Philosophy Monday. The room was formerly know as the German seminary room and is directly beneath the newspaper room.
J. S. Boughton No. 1027 Mass. St., will sell you tablets, quiz books and other stationery as low as any one, and during September will give you rebate tickets amounting to ten per cent. Call and see him.
retary and treasurer, Miss Ada Tasson; member of Lecture Bureea, Richard Price. Politically the election was "Barb" without opposition.
At the Junior class election Tuesday the following officers were electen: President, R. L. Stewart; vice president, Wm. McMurray; sec-
At a meeting of the senior law class last Tuesday, Jerry Simpson introduced a resolution asking the Law School "to boycott Lawrence merchants because they would not advertise in the law paper;" but it did not pass.
See the new style (Chesterfield) cutaway frock at the Boston 738 Mass. St.
University students desiring to get instruction in Book-keeping, Shorthand, Typewriting, Penmanship, etc., can be accommodated at the Lawrence Business College, without interfering with University work. Charges reasonable.
A. G. COONROD, Prin.
Griffin the Coal Man.
The executive committee of the Oratoria Society met last Tuesday night at Music Hall, and decided to take the study of "The Creation" for this winter's work. A resolution was passed limiting the membership to those who can read music.
All kinds of gents furnishing goods, neckwear, etc., at the Boston 738 Mass. St.
The Christian Endeavor of the Friends church will give a reception to all students and members of the faculty in the church to-mor-
See the COMBI CAMERA, ONLY
THREE DOLLARS. UNIVERSITY BOOK STORE.
Pocket Size. UNIVERSITY BOOK STORE. Formerly Field & Gibb Co.
Go to the China Store of Old . . .
J. A. DAILEY FOR
China, Cut Glass and Silverware.
Lamps and Lamp Shades
of Every Price, Pattern and Description.
A beautiful line of Decorated China in Chocolate Jugs, Cracker Jars, Sugars and Creams, Plates, Cups and Saucers