Every Department of the Innes Store Is Crammed to the Edge with CHRISTMAS GOODS
In unusual variety. There are scores and hundreds of entirely new things. The most beautiful gift ideas that anybody ever dreamed of.
Silks and Dress Goods are always staple for Christmas.
Handkerchiefs—they are just the thing to give for Christmas for man, woman or child.
Make your selections now of Ribbons, Gloves, Underwear, Hosiery, Corsets, Ready-to-Wear Coats, Skirts and Suits—or Furs of any kind.
Begin today. Get something chalked on your list as a starter.
Innes, Bullene & Hackman
UNIVERSITY CALENDAR.
Tuesday, December 11:
Prof. W. K. Prentice lecture.
Engineers' Banquet.
Wednesday, December 12:
Miss Jackson addresses Y. W.
C.A.
Mining Journal at 5 p.m. in the south basement of Fraser Hall.
Mr. M. K. Shaler will speak.
Friday, December 14:
Del Keizer speaks in chapel.
Saturday, December 15:
Sophomore Party.
DOD GASTON TALKS.
Appears before Journalists and Tells How He Would Run Paper.
Dod Gaston of the Topeka Capitol talked, not lectured, to the students of the newspaper classes yesterday on "Livening Up the News Columns," "How to Conduct a Special Feature Column," and several other things that happened to flit into his mind during the fifteen or twenty minutes he was on the grill. The substance of his address was much like this, that if he, Dod Gaston, owned a paper, the President's message would be thrown into the waste paper basket except for a summary of the most important parts; all long interviews would be left unwritten by reporters on his staff and all speeches
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Lawrence Business College.
would be condensed into two or three paragraphs. Some of the things he did not tell which few other visiting editors have failed to impress upon the budding journalists was how glad he was to be present, how much money could be made in the newspaper business, and the most important omission of all, how to prepare copy.
But laying aside all prejudice, Dod Gaston's address yesterday was one of the most interesting and entertaining the newspaper classes have had an opportunity to hear. He was not an easy talker. His hand trembled nervously throughout the entire talk as he held his manuscript but it was the same Dod Gaston talking that entertains thousands of Kansans every morning from the spicy "On Second Thought" column and the same
Believes in Visionaryism in Character Building.
REV. McGURK IN CHAPEL.
Rev. McGurk, successor of Dr. Quayle at the Methodist Episcopal church of Kansas City, made a very interesting address at Friday's chapel exercises on, "The Making of a Man."
In the beginning the speaker acknowledged the indifference of the general body of students to an "advice" address but asked that owing to his position in the ministry and his silver tinted locks, he might be permitted to talk upon the subject given. "I believe," said he, in visionaryism. We should see far beyond our present sphere for man rarely rises above his own ideals. What first is visionary through a process of development approaches the real, becomes a part of our purpose and at last crystallizes into character."
"Men of such adamantine characters are what we need today—such examples as Theodore Roosevelt, Bryan, LaFollette and Folk." Continuing the speaker expressed himself as believing that the bringing out of the best in one man influenced greatly those near him. Character is moulded through the influence of such accomplishments as Michael Angelo's Frescoes, Handel's Oratorio Messiah and William Shakespeare's masterpieces of literature.
If you get a college hair cut you will have to get it at Lee's.
Post cards of the football team see Capt. Donald.
All flavors fruit tablets at Vic's.
The COLLEGE Jeweler
Has the Jewelry that pleases and appeals especially to the University people. You are always welcome at his store.
His name is
HIS MOTTO: "SQUARE DEAL"
keen humor was always present.
keen humor was always present. Dod Gaston, who outside of newspaper circles and a newspaper atmosphere, bears the nomenclature, J. E. House, would be the last man an ordinary observer would pick for the writer of the humorous column. He was tall, very tall, and almost as thin as he was tall. He looked on the whole very grave and serious and was dignified enough to pass muster for the undertakers' union. The most important fact about his personal appearance, however, was his coat. There are one or two long coats at the University to which the students point with pride, but when Dod Gaston walked into the room a murmur of suppressed admiration was heard from the waiting students for he had surpassed the best K. U. can produce by at least six inches.
After Xmas.
Don't fail to come around after Xmas and get our prices on Pantatorium work. It will pay you to investigate.
K. U. PANTATORIUM.
The Masque picture will be on display Monday. They were made by Squires.
Roy Moore returned from his home in Chapman, Kansas, yesterday to resume his work in the college.
Christmas picture, Squires Studio.
Oyster stew at Vic's.
A photo by Morris is always an acceptable Christmas gift.
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That's overcoat for short. You may need one 'FORE LONG'. Better come in and let me send you order to The Royal Tailors and have it made right.
My prices are $15, $18, $20,
up to $40.
For the same grade of goods AND AS GOOD TAILORING other tailors get $16, $20, $25, $30 up to $60.
Both Phones 920.
Clifton T. Hiatt,
Office 919 Mass. St.
Smart Suits and Snappy Overcoats
for the well groomed College Man, Who--well versed in style, seeks the apparel which marks him on all occasions as being extraordinarily well dressed.
"Visitors Always Welcome."
Felix&Sons On Mass.at 824 "Correct Apparel" for Men of Taste.
Students Lose Lives by Fire.
Four students lost their lives early yesterday morning in a fire which completely destroyed the elegant house of the Chi Psi fraternity at Cornell. Three firemen were also killed in trying to save the boys.
The house held the reputation of being the finest frat house in the United States and cost $130,000 to build. Cornell is today in deep mourning over the accident. Chi Psi has no chapter at Kansas University.
NOW, Squires Photo.
All kinds of pressing and cleaning done P. D. Q. Shoe repairing done also. All work guaranteed. K. U. Pantatorium.
Morris is now ready to do your Christmas photos.
Stationery and stamps at Vic's.
Aug. Pierson's Alora Cigars 5c.
Stop at the Palace of Sweets after the show.
Pictures, Squires.
See the Christmas pictures at Morris' on the new German mounts.
A full line of Eastern bon bons at Vic's.
If you're going home Xmas, get that suit pressed at the K. U. Pantatorium. Come early and avoid the rush.