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THE A R HEEL October 192S Advertise in The Tar Heel Have you ever asking your tried Any man who wears John Wards will tell the same story. ; - The leathers in John Wards are choicer, weaf" better. The fit and work manship are more expert. They have more style ap peal to men of the better class. The prices? $7 and $9. imcomoiatis iii.ui.m. on. On display at Kluttz Bldg. Chapel Hill, N. C. Nw John Ward Stores in W New York Brooklyn 0&? V Newark and Philadelphia A A 0r good shoe to ask for by name HORSEGUARDS ft 3'.: if you keep fresh and alert by eating light foods for breakfast You will gain all the nourishment you heed, plus energy and vitality from , tl 71 QJW. at WITH MILK OR CREAM DUIffi STUDENTS FMOR ALSIilITH - " Straw Vote Taken Recently Gives Democrat Nominee -... Majority 56 Votes. In a warmly contested affair at Duke University Alfred Smith polled a majority of 56 votes over Herbert Hoover in a straw vote on the presi dential candidates conducted among the students by the Chronicle, week ly publication of the student body. Out of the total of 991 votes' cast, 519 were for Smith, 469 for Hoover, 2 for Norman Thomas, and 1 for Will Rogers. The polls were open to the entire student body. It is rumored that active campaigning took place in both the Smith and anti-Smith camps. -; The vote of the School of Religion was : almost unanimously for Hoover. The School of Law and the Graduate students were mainly for Smith. While the upperclassmen were for Smith, the freshmen favored Hoover. This vote is a part of the nation wide poll being taken of student opin ion in the colleges and universities of I paign by College Humor magazines through the cooperation of the edi tors of the publications. The results of the national poll will be announced in the October issue of College Humor. . - , " Disappearance of Stray Cat Tar Heels Hit Maryland Line (Continued from page one) The hunters conldn't be prosecuted because there was no law on the sub ject, so they just sat back on their profit and laughed. Some of them had gotten quite rich, too, , because each cat having nine lives it may easily be "seen in what a lucrative business they were engaged. But the poor consumers think of eating the same old tomcat nine times! To this day in the better families of Chapel Hill it is a faux pas for any one to mention rabbit at the table. But here in what is worrying us. A few months ago the back yards of the. local boarding houses fairly teem ed with stray cats; but the creatures are mysteriously disappearing. More over several kitchen knaves of these establishments have been seen to have some ugly scratches on their arms and faces, and moreover again, the Cat-Rabbit Law simply states that all dressed rabbits be sold with the feet and head on, and doesn't say a word about cooked rabbits. Surely thi3 situation has a sinister aspect! The question uppermost now is, shouldn't the student body, as a boarding out group, demand, that for its protection, a law be enacted where by all . resturants, cafes, cafeterias, hotels, boarding houses, and dining halls in Chapel Hill shall be allowed to serve rabbit only under the con dition that the head is attached? It is far .better to eat rabbit with the head on than cat with it off. Think of the terrible uncertainty! In France chicken is served with the head on to protect the epicure against crow, in Haiti turkey is served in like man ner as a protection against buzzard, and in the region of Hejaz the head is left on sheep to protect the ortho dox Jew against pork. This simple planjwxmld quickly solve the problem here, rabbits having brown eyes and cats yellow. And remember, gentlemen, those unfortunate persons, who, six' years ago, ate the same old tomcat nine times. The great problem is distribution. Think of legs like that being wasted cm a kangaroo, far from street cross ings. Ha gerstown Herald. Wh at Shakespeare says about Coca-Cola EIXO LEAK Act IV, Scsuefl ft r.s f 'r"f V'-9 Drink ( Delicious and Refreshing ,s J v A 8 million a day it H a D TO B E G o o d Nature's above art in thai r respect' King Lear may have looked like a walking florist shop, but he cer tainly talked a full-meaning head line for this Coca-Cola ad : A pure drinls of natural flavors produced before the day of synthetic and artificial drinks, and still made from the same pure products of nature. The Cocft-CoU Conpaof , Atlnacj, G. T O G E T W H E RE IT IS (Continued from page . one) . making the score Maryland 7, Caro lina 20. .J-..' - .'Jr: - . The biggest thrill of the game came at the beginning of the second half when Snyder, Maryland fullback, re ceived the Tar Heel kiclc off and ran it back through the entire team for eighty yards and a touchdown. Try for the extra point was no good. During the third quarter the Kessler to Roberts combination opened up their passing game and as a result of a series of passes which put the Old Liners within striking distance of the goal and a "final twenty yard heave, the third Maryland touchdown was added by Roberts. Odell Sapp, Carolina left end, broke through to block the try for extra point and the score stood 19 to 20 with the Tar Heels holding a one point advantage. This ended the scoring until the latter part of the last quarter when Carolina pushed over the final score after a series of line plays by House and Maus. Maus made a beautiful thirty yard run to, put the ball in scoring position. Tommy Gresham plunged through the line for the tally. He missed, the try for the: seventh point but the game was already sewed up for Carolina, and it mattered little. For Expert Shoe Repairing Send Your Shoes to Lacock's Boot Shop . All Work Guaranteed SEND THE TAR HEEL HOME, $2 A YEAR i -mm li I II I II I - . r I II 1 . II I I ! - -- - - - -- Get Into A FROG BRAND SLICKERy : . 1HHEY axe all over the Campus! On "Eds" and "Co-Eds" SAWYER'S Frog Brand Slicker are the predominant feature of 4 rainy day. Wise up per-classmen know and under-classrnen soon learn that for warmth and protec tion, SAWYER'S Slickers are the v , : nest net. SAWYER'S SJkUn mre btaiumbU at mes stores, k&bsrdashsri end departA , meat stores Getysurs-TQDAY HtL SAWYER a SOU East Cambridge Mass.- Molten Gth OiUd Ctotiiwi time ISm AUDITORIUM THURS. 11 OCT. 11 8:30 P. M. DURHAM Alexis Kosloff OF THE METROPOLITAN OPERA COMPANY Presents on Tour of America . - HIS , Ballet Featuring the W drld Famous Russian Dancer , , XENIA Makletzova Assisted by D. BINES and ORCHESTRA , , .. . V - : , :. .... 1 Seats on Sale after Tuesday ts October 9 at Box Office PRICES Main Floor $2.50 Balcony $1.50 $T.OO Mezzanine 2.23 Col. Bal. $1.00 75c r a leader fW in FaU Style V? I -M " i J I h 4m a We invite you to a FA J and Winter Style Display by .TV? a -TlJT TTNH TAILORING CO. - - N of Indianapolis Today and Tomorrow October 9 and 10 Tailoring Expert and Style Authority direct from their great Indianap. . olis Tailoring Shops will be in our store on the above dates. He will bring with him hundreds of beau tiful new Fall and Winter Fabrics He is an Expert in measuring capable of giving tne nnest personal advice on the selection and styling of fine clothes ORDER WHILE HE IS HERE DELIVERY LATER IF YOU WISH I LJ Li Chapel Hill, N. C. Mr. John Krause in Charge
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