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J. i' ftVVAIl'N , HALL
A co-operative boarding place for University men. You
-a. -a i i as m .
can get the benefit of its success.
$12.50 per month.
To the Students and Faculty of the
, University of North Carolina
"STOP! LOOK! LISTEN!"
Hand-tailored all-wool Suits to measure, fit guaran
teed, ranging in price from $15 to $25. ,
Florsheim Shoes for spring and summer wear, $5.50;
$6 and $6.50. . ' f
Eclipse Shirts, all fast colors, $1 to $c0, -
' . "Your Patronage is Solicited" .
A . A. KLUTTZ CO., INC.
THE SOUTHERN SERVES THE SOUTH ,
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Most Direct Line to All Points ,'
' NORTH. SOUTH. EAST AND WEST
Convenient - Schedules, First-Class Equipment, Complete
' Dining Car Service. Through Pullman Sleeping Cars
to All Principal Cities and Resorts of Texas, Cali
fornia and Florida. Can best be reached via :
THE SOUTHERN RAILWAY
' if you are contemplating a trip, it would be wise to first
consult a representative of the Southern Railway, who will
gladly and courteously furnish you with any and all infor-,
mation as to rates, schedules, Pullman sleeping car accommo
dations, etc.
, ,,.vv,rfi a wu);,rh R M. De BUTTS. D. P. A.. Charlotte
VACANT LOTS OF UNIVERSITY
PUT UNDER CULTIVATION
While the University is prepar
ing men to take the field imme
diately upon o the call of Uncle
San, she is also preparing to meet
the ; food situation here.- While
other people are now plantingjlieir
back yards with vegetables the va
cant lots of the Univeristy are be
ing put into cultivation.
About one acre of the plot of
ground back of the Peabody Build
ing is now: being planted. Like
wise a plot of nearly two' acres be
hind the University Inn is under
cultivation. -
This gardening is under the su-
Dervision of Mr. S. E. Tischler,
steward of Swain Hall, and the
work is being done by Self -Help
students in the afternoons.
The plot behind, the Peabody
Building will be planted with such
vegetables as tomatoes, string and
butter beans, - onions, beets and
squash. Back of the Inn opta
toes will be planted exclusively.
Mr. Tischler expects the first
crop of vegetables' to be ready by
the middle: of 'June. 1 his crop
will be used in the Dining Hall
during the Summer School.
1 As soon as the. first crop is gath
ered a second will be planted so
that the : vegetables will mature
sometime in August. These will
bo canned and used during the
nTninrr r.olWe vear in Swain
o o . .
Hall.'
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t Chapel Hill as Well as in Durham .
Where Sanitation Prevails and Your Patronage is Appreciated
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I Have You Got that Oil Heater Yet?
$ rHAPF.L HILL HARDWARE CO., Inc.
t .. The "High Standard" Store
' Wednesday afternoon, the in
fants of 1920 were defeated by the
seniors 5-4 in the second game o
the class baseball series.
Early in the game, the fresh
men, by a combination of errors
and hits, sedured the lead. pr
seven inings' they held the Seniors
2-1: but in the eighth Capps and
his infield weakened, and the bases
became overloaded with grey
beards. With three on, C. S. Har
ris doubled, scoring three runs ;
and shortly ' he himself scored,
The Freshmen rallied in their
half of the eighth and would have
tied the score, but weird base run
ning retired two men. With two
on Green tripled Jo deep: center
scoring two men but he was strand
ed on third. ;The game was fea
tureless, pitching honors being
equal between Capps, for '20 and
Eanson for '17.
Coach Campbell states that the
schedule for class games will be
carried out. The games starting
as this one did, at three o'clock, or
before that time, on account of the
drill.
This . week has been the Fresh-
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man's cnance to snme. wun
pompous complacency "he. has tak
en his high school nends uncier
his wing and with an air of senior
ity, has pointed out the landmarks,
Phi Beta Kappa marks, easy
marks, and al 1 other marks.
He has filled the role ol a
real .".college guy." livery bit
of campus knowledge stroed in
his 'sterile, fnardon me) fertile
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brain has been used to lurther tos
prestige. He has greeted men tie
never presumed . to greet belore.
All this to show the credulous high
school delegate just how college
broadens the mind, the domicile of
the mind included.
And the girls 1 : The "femin-
inally". inclined Freshman -has
been in his element. There were
more skirts flitting around Chapel
Hill Thursday than there were af
the Easter dances. Sure, I count
ed . 'em! Gallop was galloping
around with his fair dame. So
were' the Fords. (Note the jolt
ing fitness of the word gallop.)
stores, etc.. were, in heavy demand
Tio mfirfbaTits of Chapel Hill
miffht well start a campaign for
a monthly or tri-yearly state-wide
debate. Their gate receipts (ex
oner mr T mpfln their sales re-
neints I went to a ball game to-
day and got balled up) would
swell. Well, 1920, you have done
yourself proud in extending the
glad hand to the visitors fair and
otherwise. " v,
WANTED To buy all your second
hand shoes. We pay highest cash
prices. Electric' Shoe Shop, Chapel
V Hill, N. C. z
WANTED Typewriting neatly and
accurately done on short notice.
Also typewriters cleaned and re
paired. , Rates reasonablel W. B
Johnson, Carr No. 17.
Every Senior
Consider the RISK of life, the
earning capacity, health, ca
lamity, v
Consider the investment at the
small cost with the pioneer
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particulars, write to Otto von Huffman, M. p., becre
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MONEY TO LOAN!
We also have Trunks, Suit Cases,
and Jewelry for Carolina
men.
Union lopVnnd Shop
Not t Slrud Tbeater, Man St, Dirluui, N. C N
Get it from the Durham Cigar Store rtam-N
' 1 . T MUST BE uouu
SMOKERS' SUPPLIES OF ALU KINDS
.0.
Old Sol is on the iob again,
brirjffins: forth the straw lids, palm
Beaches, and lemon ices. If you
want to iudere the temperature ol
a never-failing thermometer, stand
in rime store and watch a
palm-beach attired human tooth-
nick between you and the sun.
You will see the line oi color
(chocolate-shake brown) against
the palm beach and the sun light.
The more shakes consumed, the
biVbp.r the line rises. It's a good
o .
index. Try it some time.
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TPACHERS and STUDENTS
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOK I N TERESTI NG, PROFITABLE
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Send for our proposition, IT'S
Mr. Frost. $U70.94 during 3 mos. college v.cat.or,. Mi8; McConkey. $75.35
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DEVOTION
She-Would you leave your
He-"I'd leave a baseball game
in the ninth inning with the score
a tie." Life. -
Dyer "Is it the kind of a play
vou can take a girl to see
EyerNo, it's the kind you
5m't Irpfin her awav irom." Lite.
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Lottie "Do you believe m the
nower of religion ?
Hattie :"Well, rather! I am
at the top of the social ladder since
T imnfid t.hp. riffht church." Lite.
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Man "You'll never get your
kite down that way. Why don't
you use your head ?" , .
Urchin A w, me neck ain't long
enough!" Life.
DR. FRANK K. HAYNES
DENTIST
OFFICE OVER THE BANK OF
CHAPEL HILL '
.. . HOUR-: ' ,
9:00 A. M. to 1:30 P. M.
, 2:30 P. ! to s:uu r. m.
Cates5-10-25c Store
SCHOOL SI PPLIES
The Bank of Chapel Hill
M. C. S. Noble,
President
H. H. Patterson,
Vice-Pres.
M. E. Hogan, Cashier
Oldest and Strongest Bank in Orang
s bounty
Twinkle, twinkle,' little feet,
Of a chorus girl, so neat I
How I wonder if those tootsies
Are relieved by Allen's foot-ease!
, - N. Y. Tribune.
Artist "Oh, milkmaid, if you
will pose for me I'll give you a
dollar an hour."
"Sorry, sir;' but I'll getting a
thousand a week from a moving-
picture concern over the hill."
Life.
'But. whv do vou speak of him
as Louis the Fourteenth?" -;
"You" see he was invited so there
would not be thirteen at table.''
Life.
' "Have you contributed to the
aid of those in distress?"
"Yes. I have lost six umbrellas
in the last two months." Wash
ington Star.
Wondering Freshie ; (seeing
Captain Thusandso drill) "Gee,
T think thev ousht to decorate
him."
Cynic "Yes, with stripes so
that he would see stars."
NO HOPE ,
"What's 'that thing, doc?"
"That's a medicine-ball I bought
vou."
"Then I'm afraid there is no
hope for me."
"Why not?"
"I never can swallow that." '
Youngstown Telegram.
EUBANKS DRUG CO.
Prescription Druggist
Chapel Hill North Carolina
Opposite Poatoflice Phone 477
The Holladay Studio
Durham, N. C.
OFFICIAL. PHOTOGRAPHER
FOR YACKETY YACK. 19l
Studio in Chapel Hill Open on Wcdneidaya
Beginlng in October.
The Laundry of Service
and Efficiency
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"But, doctor, I never felt better. Nurse "Wouldn't you like to
in mv life" go to heaven, Bobbie, and wear a
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"That sir. is a matter for the nice gold crown ( -
litl, QiithnririeR to vote unon. Bobbie "Not if the dentist is
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The law assumes every man to be going to put it on. a acts ana
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iVlr nnHl Dronounced well. fancies.
The University of Chicago
VfAttT in addition to wwdent I
U 1 1 HI h work, off ere aUo ntrue- I
llUltlU tion bv comapoadaacm. I
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24th Year 0,fC.(Dhi H)Ckiee.in.