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Kansas University Weekly.
P. S. L!
P. S. L!
We yell, we yell.
Pee, Ess, Ell!
ALVAH SOUDER, Agt.
Y. M. C. A.-Y. W. C. A.
Miss Anna Banks, '95, is in the city assisting the Y. W. C. A., girls in their fall work.
Go to the Leis Drug store for perfumes. Try Purple Azalea just out.
If you want a Walking Cane go to Smith's News Depot and see the largest line in the city.
Several of the city churches have already announced receptions to students in the near future. Watch the bulletin boards.
The Young Women's Christian Association receive all University young women at the home of the Chancellor, Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The association tenders a reception to new men only at the city association rooms, corner of Warren and Massachusetts streets, Friday evening at eight o'clock.
J. S. Boughton, 1027 Mass, St., has a full line of University supplies, except text books, call and see him. His prices will interest you 3rd, door north of Watkin's Bank.
The Y. M. C. A., has issued its sixth annual "Student's Hand-book." It is full of valuable information about the city and the University, and every new students should have one, if he has not already. The boys have assisted a great many in finding rooms and getting entered ready for school.
The Young Men's and the Young Women's Association unite in tendering a general reception to the faculty and students at Library Hall, Friday evening, Sept. 20th. This will be the first general social gathering of the year,and
all of these receptions are sure to be made pleasant for every one attending.
The University Young Women's Christian Association has opened a Cottage House for young women exclusively, at 1411 Mass., St., under the direction of Mrs. Jennie Hamilton. It is gratifying to all interested in the University life of the young women that the project has been started. The home will accommodate eight or ten girls, who are to be congratulated on securing Mrs. Hamilton as their matron. Ten or twelve others, rooming elsewhere, may obtain table board upon the club system.
Pleasant rooms can be found near the cottage.
Good board and pleasant rooms, furnace heat. Mrs. Geo.Y. Johnson, 936 New Hampshire street.
Seniors!!
Ben Harrison says that Dave Hill told him that Bill McKinley overheard Jerry Simpson tell Zeller that the Peerless is all right. Alvah Souder, Agt.
There is no need of lugging your quiz books tablets, etc., up the hill when you can buy them dirt cheap of Stewart in the basement of the main building.
In accordance with Article VIII, Section 5, of the constitution, I hereby call a meeting of all the senior classes of the University, to be held on Friday, Sept.27, at 5 o'clock, in Prof. Blackmar's lecture room, for the purpose of electing the five student members of the advisory committee for the coming school year. Voting will be by ballot on the "cumulative system," each senior having five votes to be cast five for one or one for each of five candidates or in any other proportion the voter pleases. Seniors in any department of the University are entitled to vote in this meeting.
WILBUR GARDNER, Ed.
If you want some nice sweet Butter to lubricate that dry bread, stop at
A. K. HOGE'S, 1300 Massachusetts Street.
Telephone 40.