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LOCAL NOTES. PACIFIC cMUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. Thirty-Seven Years Successsul Career. Best Protection offered by any Company that Is mow doing business In the country. . "POLICY CONTRACTS SURPASSED BY NONE Dividends highest paid by any company writing similar policies. Un surpassed by fairness and liberality. Strictly the policy holder's company. WANTED: WEN TO VO ITS BUSINESS-NICE CONTRACTS. JOHN F. STOKES, Manager. Call at Central Hotel, Chapel Hill, N. C. FOR HIGH CLASS PHOTOGRAPHS at Reasonable Prices see COBB, of DURHAM, ISC. O. KODAK WORK A SPECIALTY SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS J. S. COBB, - - - 103 Eest Main Street. Durham, N. C. Dr. Alexander is spending- today in Raleigh. tylr. L. R. Wilson "went to Raleigh Friday, on business con nected with the Library. Messrs. Latta and Gilmer went to Raleigh Friday afternoon. Messrs. P. Holt and Bob Las siter were on the Hill several days this week. The Faculty base ball team will play that of the Law Class at 3 o'clock next Saturday afternoon. Ladies free. Dr. Venable went to Raleigh Tuesday evening1 to be present at the examination of the applicants for the Rhodes scholarship. The applicants from the University are Messrs. J. H. Winston, I. C. Wright and A. R. Berkeley, a grad uate of the University. R.O. Wins Salisbury. Prof. Reuben Oscar Everett, a brother of Principal S. J. Everett, of the Salisbury Graded School, I was here Saturday and bunday on a visit. Mr. R. O. Everett is a teacher in the Durham school. He is every inch Jthe brilliant young man he showed himself to be when he walked off with the honors of I debate with Johns Hopkins Univer 1 sity. He won Salisbury in his re I cent stay here. Salisbury Globe. i :" ' ... Concerning the Track Team Some years ago Mr. Lake saw fit to present the University with a cinder track. This track is now a sea of trouble. Enough men will not come out. There are over six hundred men in this institution, pome which when hard pressed can doubtless make good time over a ; dirt road. There are also men here I that could not make a hundred yards in a hundred years. But if both classes came out there would be something doing, something done. Track work is not a bore. Some men may be violently opposed to taking a bath every afternoon, but it is not so bad after a week or so. The track is not a form con test. If both your foot handles would not 'fill a pair of fashionably cut trousers, don't feel bad about it, but come out and try to develop them. You won't have to wear goggles to keep the cinders, out of your eyes if you don't get too far behind; still if you do you can look indifferent and say the pace bores you; you are afraid of running over someone. If you want to feel like a king and sveeral members of Parliament, come out every afternoou and drop cigarettes. The track is better than a spring tonic makes you feel springy all over. Occasional ly you will have to wear lead in your pockets to keep on the earth, but if you forget it, you can grasp a telephone wire and call for the fire department. If you cannot afford to buy a pair of track shoes, drive some spikes in an old pair, or wear ten nis slippers. Will twelve kind men please come ut during the week so we can keep onemeet? The one coming out first may gat a free ticket to the Hono Automobile Show in 1912. . "A university is a great social engine whose purpose is to conserve to augment and to scatter abroad knowledge to the end that both the quality and power of life may be increased; it has for its 'raison d'etre' the functions of preparing men and women for directive lead ership in society, of engineering the public will and conscience, of mak ing the application of trained power to life, and of exalting righteous ness, virtue and truth." Dr. Alder man in last Founders' Da7 Speech. Do You Want to Make Money? You can easily earn at your home during your vacation enough money to take you through college next session. No canvassing. Clean hightoned business. If you expect to work at all, it will pay you to investigate this proposition. In writing give age and home address. For full particulars, address Box 28, Charlottesville, Va. Five Hundred College Men Secured high grade positions in business and technical work last year through Hapgoods. This year the number will be more than dou bled, for we already have calls for 1,000 young graduates. Isn't it time you were deciding what to do after graduation? Write nearest office for booklets. Hapgoods, 309 Broadway, New York; Hartford Bldg., Chicago; Pennsylvania Bldg., Philadelphia; Williamson Bldg., Cleveland: Pio neer Bldg., Seattle; Colorado Bldg., Washington; Minn. Loan & Trust Bldg,, Minneapolis; Chemical Bldg., St. Louis; Park Bldg., Pittsburg. Husband Wanted. A young woman, handsome, clever and accomplished, with am ple income, seeking a partner for life during this long delayed Leap Year, desires not only a handsome, warm hearted, manly man, but one also sensible enough to buy a suit of clothes from the International Tailoring Co. See Parker and Johnston, No. 1, M. A. S. Building- dire tory GENERAL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. A. II. Johnston, President. William Dunn, Vice-President. . Hill, Secretary and Treas. UNIVERSITY FOOT-BALL TEAM. Q. L. Jones, Captain. W. H. Smith, Manager. B. K. Lassiter, Assistant Manager. UNIVERSITY BASE-BALL TEAM. D. F. Giles, Captain. Hal Worth, Manager. TRACK TEAM. 0. M. Oarr, Captain. UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE. E. S. W. Dameron, Editor-in-Chief. A. H. Johnson, Business Manager. ELISHA MITCHELL SCIENTIFIC SO CIETY. Chas. Baskerville, Ph. D., President. J. E. Latta, A.M., Vice-President. F. P. Venable, Ph. D., Permanent Sec. A. S. Wheeler, Rec. Sec. Meets in Person Hall the second Tuesday night of each month. Journal issued quar terly. HISTORICAL SOCIETY. Kemp P. Battle, LL. D., President. 0. L. Raper, Ph.D., Vice-President. R. W. Herring, Secretary. M. O. S. Noble, Treasurer. SHAKESPEARE CLUB. Thomas Hume, D.D..L.L.D., President. , O. A. Smith, Ph.D., Vice-President. H. R. McFadyen, Seo. and Treas. A . . S. S. Robins, President W. O. Rankin, Secretary. FRATERNITIES (F cret). Delta Kappa Epsilon, Zeta Psi, Sigma Nu, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Alpha Tau Omega, Sig ma Chi, Phi Delta Theta, Kappa Sigma, Kap pa Alpha, Pi Kappa Alpha, Beta Theta Pi. UNIVERSITY GERMAN CLUB. M. O. Staton, President. H. V. Worth, Vice-President. L. Rountree, Secretary. Meets at call of President. Leader select ed for each gertnan. Call for Volunteers We want a local agent in every town in North Carolina to solicit in surance for the Michi gan Mutual Life Insur ance Co. of Detroit, Michigan. Lowest premiums and highest cash values; 50 differ ent kinds of policies; very attractive com mission contracts. GWYN & HORTON, STATE AGENTS, NORTH WILKESBORO, N. CAROLINA. Dr. Wm. Lynch, Dentist, DURHAM, N. C. Office in First National Bank building. The - Central - Hotel J. F. STOKES, Pkop. CHAPEL HILL, N. O. RATES. Transient, Per Day, $2.00 ; Students, Per Month, in Advance, 10 and 12.75 Students, Per Week, 4.00 HERNDON, The Hardware Man will FRAME YOUR PICTURES The latest patterns of Mouldings, Mattings, etc., always in stock. JR. S. McRAB, STUDENTS' SUPPLIES. STATIONERY, FANCY GROCERIES, CANDIES, FRUITS AND CIGARS. f ij f? jnt itu re: Pickard's Ltvety, Feed and S''e Stable. Near the Episcopal Churcn. Splend id Riding and Driving Horses. Polite Hostlers. Quick Attention. GEORGE PICKARD, Proprietor. Our SBjoeoiei 1 ty it- PREOPTION WORK. Eubanks Drug Comp'y Chapel Hill Hotel AND UNIVERSITY INN ANNEX. Rates, SS2.00 per d&y. Special prices per week and month. W. W. Pickard, Proprietor, JONES & JONES... REPRESENT T J. LAMBE, SONS & CO. DURHAM, N. O. Swellest line of Clothing and Gents' Furnishings to be seen. WALK OVER SHOES a specialty. I' Translations ill !! Literal, 50c. Interlinear, ti.50. 47 'ol. Ij ! Dictionaries ilj i German, French, Italian, Spanish, !; . ! Latin, Greek, $3.00, and $1.00. ; I Completely Parsed Caesar, ill J Book I. Has on acA page, inter tintor ;! I translation, literal translation, and I every word completely parsed. $1.5. jj I Completely Scanned and Parsed Ae- jjj i neid, Book L $1.50. jlj ! HINDS & NOBLE, Publishers, ; 31-33-35 West ISth Street, N. Y. City jjj I Schoolbookt of all iublithert at one ttore. ijj THE COLLEGE TAILOR BALTIMORE if We are making a specialty of Dressing Col lege MEN, and garments produced by us have a style and expression that are only found in high class tailoring. Our garments are all cut after individual measures and guaranteed to fit. We are makers of moderate priced garments. E. 14 F-yetf St. LEMMER1 . 1 1
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