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Freshmen Engineers:
In about two weeks you will be needing a Set of Drafting Instruments for your Engineering Work. I am Importer of one Set, "The University Special," which has taken the lead for two years. This Set excels for two reasons. It contains Swiss Ruling Pens, which makes it worth more than any other Set offered. Another reason : I import these in lots of one hundred, and the quantity enables me to furnish you with a better Set for the money than any other dealer. Every article in the Supplies is bought in such quantities that enables me to furnish you better articles than others offer. Every Set is guaranteed for one year, and any defective part will be replaced tree of charge. Your name on every piece and on the case.
Cut this out; it will mean 50c for you on the purchase of your Set.
D. L. ROWLANDS COLLEGE BOOK STORE
FACULTY WANTS CLUB HOUSE
A Refuge for Married Men as well as Bachelors.
A meeting of the faculty was held yesterday afternoon to discuss the proposed faculty club house, with married and unmarried members of the faculty present. No formal action was taken, the meeting being devoted to discussing the expenses and scope of the proposed club.
Members who have had experience in similar clubs in the east were called upon to make suggestions. Professor Van der Vries proposed that the privileges of the club be thrown open to the benedicts also. "I have noticed," he said, "that in the east the married members of the faculty are glad to get away from home for an evening's recreation at the club."
"I am heartily in favor of the club," said Professor Wilcox, "but I am opposed to making it so attractive that the unmarried members of the faculty will be satisfied to remain there indefinitely."
Joint Reception.
The Y. M. C. A. and Y. W. C. A. will give a joint reception at 8 o'clock this evening in the gymnasium. All students and faculty members are invited to attend.
PROFESSORS DISAGREE.
Blackmar Condemns;Higgins Commends Kansan's Attitude.
Professor Higgins, of the law school, in moot court Friday gave unqualified endorsement to the idea that the practice of note taking so lavishly indulged in by students as a substitute for the use of the mental faculties was not a good one. He stated that he agreed with the Kansan that there was too much note taking and had his class in moot court turn in their note-books,
Professor Blackmar took occasion to score the Kansan yesterday in his sociology class for asserting that there was too much note taking among students. He said he did not know who wrote the article in the Kansan but that it was a sweeping statement characteristic of those who are inexperienced and possessed of about half knowledge on a subject. He stated that the proper kind of note taking was one of the best methods of study.
Saturday, October 24 will be our popular music day and Chas. Johnson, of Kansas City, will play at our store all afternoon and evening. Be sure and hear him. Six big specials on sale then at 18 cents a copy or three for 50 cents. Bell Brothers Piano Co.
Don't Forget
the
University Inn.
at
Chili Con Carne
Wiedemann's
Hear Chas. Johnson, the ragtime composer, play at Bells on Saturday, October 24.
Our framing is artistic combined with the least price at the Home Book Co., 923 Mass. St.
Remember the reliable Philadelphia tailors, Wanamaker & Brown. Agent Hollinberg at Home Book Co., 923 Mass. St.
Banners and pennants at cut prices during October at the Home Book Co., 923 Mass. St.
Freshmen engineers, see F. L.Joste, Carl Pleasant, W.C. Burnham. They save you money on all draughting instruments.
Hear Chas, Johnson play "Powder Rag" at Bells on Saturday, October 24.
Appropriate room decorations at students prices at the Home Book Co., 923 Mass. St.
Hear Chas. Johnson play "Fairy Kisses" waltz at Bells on Saturday, October 24.
Hear Chas.Johnson play "All the Money" rag at Bells on Saturday, October 24.
vanilla
Chocolate
Cherry
Plum
Ice cream and
Grape ice at Wiedemann's.
You and I together love Never mind the weather love What care we for wind or weather
weather Long as we two are together. This is the title of a new post card designed by Ernest Epley, its a good one and is sold at McCulloch's Drug Store.
Three good rooms for rent in new modern house just finished. See D. G. Smith or call up 1520 New Hampshire.
Only place in town to buy post cards at one cent each is at Hoadley's.
Tailored Waists
are all the vogue for Fall and Winter wear. We are showing an exclusive line in white and colors. Also the newest styles in Silk and Net Waists.
We are agents for
Standard Patterns
10 and 15c. None higher or better.
NEWMARK'S
If Your Age
is 16 to 25, here is a new style of Suit (shown by Ober's exclusively) that you ought to see at your earliest opportunity. Ask for the "Yale" model And, remember, this is only one of 14 separate and distinct new models we are showing in a magnificent variety of special weaves and patterns, and in our matchless assortments at $20.00, $22.50 and $25.00
Ladies' Gym Oxfords
Have Arrived at Fischers
Regulation Gymnasium Shoes
Made very light and strong with roughened leather soles All sizes; all widths, : :
$1.00
Faxon-Newman 745 Mass. St.
COLLEGE POSTERS,
COLLEGE POST CARDS,
COLLEGE STATIONERY
BOUGHTON'S 1025 Mass. Street
Hear Chas. Johnson play "The Tickler" rag at Bells on Saturday, October 24.