UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
DECEMBER 17, 1917.
Senior Pictures And Organization Prints Are Due For Annual
Jayhawker Men Will Keep Office Hours All Day This Week
With only five days left before the Christmas holidays in which to accept senior pictures and organization prints the Jayhawker men started the week's campaign this morning with the announcement of a schedule of office hours that covers practically every day. The office is in the basement of the old Medic Building, in a corner of the Kansan office.
The gloss prints of organizations which have had their pictures taken early are as much desired before the holidays as are those of seniors, according to Harry Morgan, editor, who expects to send all material collected before Friday to the engravers during the vacation.
"Everything turned in to us now," said Morgan, "means that much copy for the engraver before he is flooded with work from half a dozen other annuals in the country when it will be impossible to expect the attention and fine workmanship that may be gained by getting this stuff in early.
"No senior, whose picture has been taken should fail to turn it in before Friday. Due to the photographers being swamped with work for the last six weeks, it seems that a few seniors have been unable to get their pictures taken and it will be necessary to make arrangements for these persons to get their prints in after the holiday."
Snap shots of any sort are also wanted now and may be submitted at the Jayhawker office or to any member of the annual board. Pictures and snap shots of former UM men are especially desirable but any good views, depicting the interesting details of University life will be gladly received.
By the Way一
Y. W. Christmas Service
Christmas carols, firelight, a Van
Dyke Christmas story, and a
spirit of fellowship to the character-
aeries will be on the program
of the Y.W.C.A. Christmas service
Tuesday afternoon.
The meeting will be very informal, for the girls will sit around the fireplace in Myers Hall, and listen to the reading of the story by Miss Helen Jones, of the department of German, and to carols sung by members of the Girls Glee Club. Sixteen men from the club and unidentified Marie Graham have practiced carols for this session. The girls who have thus given their time are: Edna Dollcheck, Jessie Buck, Elaine Wharton, Viola Blackmar, Mary Robb, Hinda Ethedge, Laura Gould, Mildred Pound Helen Jenks, Mimo Noodie, Florence Karkhar, Marjorie Kidwell, Edna Eberle, Beatrice Klein, Harriet Brush, Elfrieda Birsac, and Bernice White. The meeting will be held at three
German Verein
The Christmas meeting of the German Verein will be held Tuesday afternoon at 3:00, room 113. Fraser the program. The program will be largely music, the by the Verein and on the victoria, with a few talks. Prof. Krusie will give a talk on "German Pagan Customs" and there will be two German Christmas
Ft. Sill Boys to Get Box
Preparations for the Christmas meeting this year are not elaborate. In keeping with present conditions no refreshments will be served.
The Women's Student Government Association will pack a box this afternoon, which will be sent on the special car leaving Tuesday, to the Lawrence boys encamped at Comp. Doniphan. The box will be opened by the University students, meeting made of a thousand books, seventy-five magazines, two dozen phonephon records, and presents bought with some cash contributions.
The freshmen of Chi Omega entertained their upperclassman at a mattice dance at Ecke's Hall, Saturday afternoon. The hall was decorated in red, and the lights were illuminated. All lights was placed in the center of the room. Mrs. W. E. Pilkenton, and Mrs. J. T. Buchanan chaperoned the party.
Entertain With Dancing
Entertain with Dancing Prof. and Mrs. H. W. Humble entertained about twenty student friends with dancing at their home, Friday evening. After the dancing a two course supper was served.
Personal Notes
Ray Hargelt, c17, who has been doing graduate work in chemistry, left Saturday for Washington D. C., to attend the U.S. Army Ordnance Department of the army.
Mildred Axtell, a former student who is attending college at Manhattan University, may have moved to Maine House on the Alba Chi Omega home Saturday and Sunday.
Christmas Suggestions
Lawrence Christmas Stores Are Now Ready
With an assortment of Gift Things unparalleled in their history. The suggestions contained on this page will be a revelation to you in the way of what attractive gifts a little money will buy at these stores.
May We Suggest
As a Gift For Christmas
A K BOOK
Cloth Binding, $2.75
Leather $7.50
STATIONERY
In Christmas Boxes
$1.00 to $10.00
A F OUNTAIN PEN
In Gift Box
CONKLIN or SHEAFFER
$2.50 to $6.00
OR A BOOK—PILLOW COVER—WALL
BANNER—WALL PLACQUE—
Rowlands College Book Store
To Your Sweetheart Give Candy!
WIEDEMANN'S CHOCOLATES
BE she financee, mother or sister, a box of
Established Since 1869
The soft creamy centers the delicious flavors and the purity and wholesomeness of every piece in the box make this the dainiest gift of all.
WIEDEMANN'S
Chocolates Priced—60c pound
3 lbs.—$1.75; 5 lbs.—$2.75
will gladden her heart.
If we should choose our Christmas
HIS is the kind of Christmas we would have: Snow, soft, feathery, falling cheerily to cover the earth on Christmas morning with its wonderful mantle of white—holly, mistletoe, plum-pudding, old friends, dear relatives, smiling faces, happy, laughing children.
And gifts? Of course, oceans of them for everybody, but sensible, useable gifts?
Now you can't provide the snow but you can help provide almost everything else—certainly some of the gifts such as your friends will appreciate.
Make this Christmas just as happy a one as any we have ever had, but give presents that are useful and practical!
GIVE HIM CIGARS
But don't give him any kind of cigars. Give him a good brand!
LITTLE EGYPT CIGAR
THE
Manufacturer 902 Mass. St.
answers every quality a smoker desires!
For Sale by All Dealers or
AUG. J. PIERSON
All Cracked
Mrs. Jones gave a dinner party the other night and every dish was either cracked or chipped. A new lot of dishes from HOADLEY'S would surely be appreciated by Mrs. Jones.
Hoadley's On W.9th
Books are the ideal Christmas gift and we have all kinds of them at a wide range of prices.
Do you want to give something to a lad in the trenches?
Wolf's Book Store
919 Mass. St.
Give Books
Has the one you wanted to remember for Christmas already most everything you can think of?
Give Books
Give Books
Do you wish to present someone with a gift that will not look "cheap" and yet be inexpensive to you?
Give Books
MAKE THIS YOUR GIFT SHOP
Here are a Few of the Many Appropriate Gifts to be Found at This Store
Soldier's Leather
Army Kits
50c to $8
Manicuring Sets
Toilet Sets
Celluloid Playing Cards
Perfumes
Ivory Toilet Goods
Thermos Bottles
Collar Holders
Hand Mirrors
Sheafer's Fountain Pens
Special $1-guaranteed
Manicuring Accessories
Gunther's Chocolates
Cigars in Xmas pkg.
Comes
Hair Brushes
Bath Brushes
Military Brushes
Safety Razors
Stationery
and many other suitable presents—for both sexes—to be found at this store.
Dick Brothers
Leading Druggists At the Transfer Point 8th and Mass.
O GIFT
expresses so much Yuletide sentiment and costs so little in comparison as your own photograph.
Have Your Appointment Made Early
Telephone 517
now for a
sitting.
Official Jayhawker Photographers
A Gift Kept and Treasured
GIVE talking machine records—a gift that will be sure to receive a hearty enjoyable welcome.
A gift that will not be in aid aside and forgotten, but one that will be enjoyed by every member of the family every day in the year.
The Victroma and Columbia Records for December are now in stock and among them you will find the latest song hits, selections from operas, patriotic songs, and a great variety of music to enliven the spirit of Christmas.
Make Yourself At Home In Our Store.
Bell Bros. Music Co.
925-27 Mass. St.
When You Think of Piano, Think of Bell.
Jerry Christmas
and a Happy New Year
BULLOCK PRINTING CO. Bowersock Theatre Bldg.
With best wishes for a
Christmas Cards. Whiting's Correspondence Stationery
BUY YOUR GIFTS IN LAWRENCE
FIRST—Because school is not out until the 21st and many of us will not reach our homes at least until the day before Xmas.
SECOND—Lawrence stores offer you the best values, and much larger selections than you will find in many other cities.
SHOP EARLY - AND SHOP IN LAWRENCE!