What the New Dress Goods Reveal at INNES'-
Checks, Dots and the Changeable idea together with suppleness and tightness are the themes for all the new Stuffs, correct Stuffs among plain Wool Fabrics, Wool Fabrics and Voile Silk and Wool Eoline, Crepe de Chine and Wool Batiste.
We are now showing for the first time a complete line of Neckwear for Spring, Lace Collars, Turn Over Embroidered New Windsor Ties and a most beautiful assortment and very latest New York styles.
NEW TAILORED SUITS—SILK SHIRT WAIST
SUITS.
There are plenty of surprising newness in the finest of the new arrivals, and there is something to be gained by having first choice.
Innes, Bullene & Hackman.
--moth whose coloring is very much like that of birch bark, and one which resembles the bark of the beech in that respect. Neither of these insects are noticeable when clinging to the tree, but the latter species is often betrayed by a sudden motion which displays a bright coloring under its wings.
FOOTBALL RULES FOR 1905.
Continued from page 2. made, the team making it shall be credited with five points and the captain of the team shall translate 500 words of Caesar's commentaries. If he does so without an error his team is given an additional point, the same as it a goal were kicked. It he falls the ball goes to the opposing team on the 25-yard line.
Resuming play-On resuming play after a touchdown, one of the players to be known as "it" is blindfolded and the players join hands and circle around him, singing:
"London bridge is falling down,
Falling down, falling down.
London bridge is falling down,
So farewell, my ladies!"
London bridge is falling down, So farewell my ladies!"
While the players are circling about, the player known as "it" touches one of the other players in a gentlemanly manner, asks him three questions, which must be answered. If he succeeds, he picks up the ball and advances it 15 yards.
Conduct during game-No pushing, seuffling or boisterous conversation will be permitted. Both players and spectators must maintain absolute silence during the mental tests.
These rules probably will require further elaboration, but as they are given herewith they are sufficient to start the game on a new and humane system.
Have you seen the new cards with K. U., pennant on in colors? They are the latest out, and Squires is the only photographer who has th m.
THE LAW PARTY.
The laws are making extensive preparations for their party to be given in Fraternal Aid hall tomorrow night. A five piece orchestra will furnish the music and all students are invited.
See the "nifty" little K. U., cards for $2.50 per dozen to all students at Squires studio; just the thing for exchanging.
VALUABLE MUSEUM COLLECTION.
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As examples of antigeny, many types are shown in which the sexes are of a different color or size, and some instances in which the difference is so marked that no resemblance can be seen.
This collection is a valuable addition to the specimens already in the museum since the latter comprise almost exclusively western specimens, and the duplicate New England types will make the University collection much stronger. There is already in the museum a large collection of Lepidotera, embracing more than one hundred species, (the specimens from which the original description was made) and a still larger collection of Hymenoptera, embracing over one thousand specimens. The insects in the Massachusetts collection are of these two orders and make the University collection complete. The collection will be open to inspection, but left in the packing cases for the present until the specimens can be thoroughly cleaned.
Smoke Little Duke 5 Cent Cigar.
Poster Pictures.
Squires is making a good rate to all seniors.
Poster Pictures Poster Pictures
Poster Pictures Poster Pictures
ABOUT THE LAW BRIEFS.
At Hoadley's.
Remember those 50c Pictures at Semple's Studio are fine and dandy. Give him a call.
Courteous treatment to all at the New Eldridge House Barber Shop. Only first-class workmen employed. F. M. Tiprow.
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Five Hundred Dollars Offered in Prizes.
Semple makes Pictures cheap in price only.
A. F. Mason, editor of the Law School Review and manager of the legal publications of the West Publishing Co., of St. Paul, Minnesota, visited the members of the law faculty Tuesday morning. Mr. Mason makes a tour of the law schools of the country each year.
He says there are only two Law schools in the United States, Michigan and Kansas, which pay any attention to the more practical side of a lawyer's training such as, practice courts, brief making and the like. Just at present Mr. Mason is paying particular attention to brief making and intends to give some of the data he has collected on that subject in the next number of the Review. Their magazine is the publication which will give $500 in prizes to the makers of the best briefs submitted before April 1 of this year.
Your senior picture is not complete unless it is on one of Squires new K. U., mounts.
The Third Chamber Music Recital of the series will be given Thursday evening, March the Second, at the Presbyterian church. A string quartette will be one of the new features on the program.
Don't forget those dandy Pictures at Semple's.
Miss Marguerite Von Unworth of Kansas City returned to her home Monday on account of ill health
See Semple for 4 for 25c Pictures.
See Semple for 4 for 20c Pictures. Curtis McCoy, a freshman engineer of Hiawatha was operated on for appendicitis Sunday afternoon. The disease had not reached a very advanced stage and the operation was entirely successful. McCoy's parents were notified of his condition Sunday morning and his father came at once to Lawrence. He will remain with his son for several days. McCoy is recovering as rapidly as could be expected. The contract for photographing the Senior Law Class has been awarded to Squires, the leading photographer.
Pure Mexican Chili at the Oread Cafe. 10per bowl.
Remember Squires has a cap and gown at his studio for all seniors who wish to have a cap and gown photo made.
"You Yonson," the great comedy-drama which is one of the most familiar and one of the best liked of the day, will be seen at the Bowersock Opera House on Saturday, February 25. It is now in its thirteenth year of uninetrrupted success, which is a record which closely approaches those held by any of the good, wholesome plays seen throughout the country in past years. Both humor and sentiment figure in the makeup of this sterling play. The character of "You Yonson" represents in a faithful manner a quiet, simple-minded, inoffensive Swede, who in his own way tries to make a living without offending or injuring anyone.
Shelley is giving one picture free for the Annual, to all the Seniors.
For the best, try the HLAWATHA CAFE, 820 Mass. St.
Shelley is making rates on photos to all students.
Smoke Little Duke 5 Cent Claar.
Do you know Shelley the only photographer in Lawrence who got a gold medal at the state convention this fall?
MISS PADDOCK VISITS UNIVERSITY.
Miss A. Estella Paddock, national traveling secretary for the Student Volunteer Movement will be in Lawrence, Feb. 24-26
She will talk at-the noon meeting of the Y. W. C. A. Friday. She will meet with the Student Volunteer band Friday evening, and will address students, men and women, Sunday at 4 p.m at the Presbyterian church
Miss Paddock will occupy the pulpit in the Congregational church Sunday evening.
DR. JAMES COMING.
She brings to the traveling secretaryship a rich experience. She is a grauate of the Iowa State college, For the past two years she has been State secretary of the Y. W. C.A. of Iowa, and now under appointment will go as a missionary to China next fall.
The University is to have a visit from Dr. James, of Kansas City, Representative of the American Medical Association the latter part of this week. He will inspect the medical work of the University and report to the Association.
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923 Massachusetts St.
VINOL--Creates Strength. RAYMOND'S DRUG STORE. Makes Flesh and Brain
Theme Paper by Package
Note Book Paper by the Pound.
Stationery, Etc.
University Book Store
R. E. PROTSCH The Tailor.
Bowersock Opera House. Saturday, February 25, '05
The Landslide of Laughter. ==Yon Yonson==
Still the Favorite.
Presented by a Matchless Company
Presented by a Matchless Company
You all want to see
The Funny Irish Widow.
The Lumber Camp in Midwinter.
The Breaking of the Log-Jam.
The Lumbermen's Quartetre.
PRICES—25-50-75c. Seats on sale at Woodward's Friday.