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Locals. Walter Pag-e lectures in the Cha pel next Saturday nig-ht. Sunday afternoon the Universal Day of Prayer for students was ob served by the Young" Men's Chris tain Association. About fifty stu dents were present. The Fresh-Soph debaters elected rom the two Societies for this spring are Wilson, J. K., and Par kerfrom the Phi., and Robertson and Kluttz from the Di. Dr. T. D. Bratton, president of St. Mary's School, preached the monthly sermon in the Chapel last I Snndav niffht. Music was furnish ed by the University Quartet as sisted by several members of the Episcopal choir. Dr. Hume left Monday afternoon to attend the funeral of his mother- in-law. He was compelled to be absent the remaining part of the week. Pay your subscription. Tom Worth, '02, of Asheboro, was on the Hill this week. Newton is said to have had thirty six picturestaken one for home, the others for feminiues abroad. Rev. Hight C. Moore, of New Bern, has been called by the Chapel Hill Baptist Church and a letter just received says he has accepted. He will begin his work here March 1st. , Pay your subscription. James Cannon, '05, who has been home on account of sickness, has returned to the Hill. Frank Smathers is here ag-ain af ter a week's visit to Wade Chisman, ex-'03, at Pine Hall, N. C. Quite a number of students and faculty spent Sunday in Raleigh. Among the number were, Andrews, Johnson, Faison, Shore, C, and Prof. Howell and Mr Bernard. Miss Louise Venable is visiting Miss Mary Thompson in Raleig-h. Miss Frances MacRae returned home from Raleigh yesterday. Cate Tomlinson was seen at large on the streets of Durham yesterday. Horace Emerson, '05, has appeu- dicitis. His father is here with him S. W. Hoffman is in the infirmary with typhoid fever. This is to urge you who have not done so, to pay your subscriptions at once. The Tar Heel cannot run without funds. Exchanges. at Princeton a new gymnasium to . cost $250,000 is being built by the alumni and undergraduates. At Carlisle University there are 1,073 Indians., representing eighty eigfht different tribes. Altho' athletic g-irls are strong, And run and jump and row; . A girl who never trained at all Can draw a six-foot beau. A dusky young lady from Siam Remarked to her lover, named Piam, "If you kiss me, of course, You must do it by force, But you know you are stronger than I am." Ex. "I'd like to be an editor. They 'se nawthin so hard as mindin' ye own business an' an editor never has to do that. " Mr. Dooly. Senior "I don't want you to make a large picture." Photographer "All right, sir. Please close your mouh." Ex. Teacher "What figure of speech is 4I love my teacher?' " Pupil. "Irony." If the startlimtf news from Wash- Perfect Fit, First-Ola as "Workmanship. Always Guaranteed. Graduate of the Jno. T. Mitchell Garment Cutting School, N. Y. HUBERT IBISIVIIM Raleigh, N. O. The MERCHANT TAILOR We flit the hard-to-fit. Suits: $25.00 to $00.00. LEMMERT1 THE College Tailor OF BALTIMORE. R. S. McRoe, STUDENTS' SUPPLIES Stationary All Kinds, Fancy Groceries. Fruits, Candies, Cigars. FUFiNlTURE. UNIVERSITY OF NORTH C AJROLIN A THE HEAD I Of the State's. Educational System. Academic Department, Law, Medicine, Pharmacy. , .. , i lege MEN, and garments produced by us have inyrton m regard to receptions and - t leand expression that only foundin dinner-parties continues, the name , high class tailoring. We are making a specialty of Dressing Col- j Ode to the Pony, Friend of our fathers, known of old. Steed of student of every clime, We fain would have thy praises told; Thy hoof prints left in sands of time; Friend of our fathers, bear us yet, Lest we forget, lest we forget. The college halls grow gray with age, The Presidents and Profs, depart; Few still live on, save thee and Page, Thou idol of the Freshman's heart, Pride of our course, trot with us yet, Lest we forget, lest we forget. The cribber bold that puts his trust In printed cuffs or 'pony's word, No tough exam, by him is cussed; No vain regret from him is heard. And ages still to come, you bet, Will ride on thee, lest they forget. White House will be a misnomer. Ring-Turn Phi, She shares thing's with her hus band though He seems to take it ill; She has a bird's win?; on her hat. And lets him take the bill. Ex. Lives there a man with soul so dead, Who never to himself hath said As he aimed at the tack and Missed the head, ! ! t ! 1 1 ! ! ? Ex Facetious Pessensrer: "How of ten, conductor, does your trolley car kill a man?" Conductor (tartly): "Only once." -Ex. Our garments are all cut after individual measures and guaranteed to fit. We are makers of moderate priced garments. South Carolina Club. The "South Carolina State Club," or "Palmetto Club," has been organized here by the South Carolina students in attendance at the University, in order that their State may have proper representa tion in the coming" number of the University .annual, the Yackety Yack. At the organization meeting which was held in the Chapel, on last Friday evening the following gentlemen were voted in as officers: Royal Oscar Eugene Davis, Ph. B.', of Columbia, was elected Presi dent. Roach Sidney Stewart, of O. K., was elected Vice President. Sam Kluttz. of Chester, was elected Secretary and Treasurer. Fred Hanes, t03, spent Sunday in Winston. Ex. Six Platino Photos, 25 Cts. Four Mautello Cabinet, 75 it Kodak work finished at reasonable rates. J. S. COBB, 105 E. Main St., Durham, N. O. 14 E. Fayette St. LEMMERT. We Will Be pleased to submit SAMPLES and ESTI MATES on any class of SCHOOL PRINTING. Annuals and Catalogues ARE OUR STRONG POINT. THE STONE PRINTING &MTG CO. ROANOKE, VA. Intercollegiate Bureau 'V COTRELL 4. LEONARD. 472, 474, 476, 478 Broadway, Albany, N,Y. Makers of Caps & Gowns to the American Colleges and Universities Class contracts a specialty. Illustrated bulle tin, samples, etc., upon application. j Eighty-five scholarships. Free tui tion to teachers and ministers' sons. Loans for the needy. ' 535 STUDENTS 58 INSTRUCTORS : New Dormitories, Water Works, Cen tral Heating- System, Fall term began September 8, 1902. Address, F. P. VENABLE, President, Chapel Hill, N. C, WHITE and BLUE PresBin Cliit One Dollar per month in advance. Altering- and repairing- done at small cost. Ward & Pindle. Brockvvell's Building-, 2d Floor. Thompson Dental Parlors! DURHM, N. C. SHOES Allen and Latta will represent Perry and Rosenthal, of Raleigh, N. C, dur ing the entire winter and spring. Orders filled promptly and to the en tire satisfaction of customers. Nettleton's Shoes a Specialty. Board at Oo trxri morass $8-00 per month. DO NOT SUFFER When you can have teeth extracted one or twenty without pain, by using our anasthetic. It is safe and easy. We are glad to give con sultation free. Our best sets of teeth are f 8, and our work in bridging is regarded as marvelous. Laundry The Charlotte Steam Laundry, Big-g-est Best and Busiest, will do your work best finish with least wear and tear of linen. Represented in Chapel Hill by Farthing-, CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY. Photographic goods of all kinds. Devel oping: and printing done for Amateurs. OPTICAL GOODS, ETC. Eyes examined and fitted with glasses. Repairing done in all its complications. All work varranted. . W. B. SORRELL, Chapel Hill, N. C. LIVERY STABLE. Look out for new liverymen, located on ROSEMARY STREET, near 'Phone Office. We have the nicest turnouts in town. We meet all trains, and will carry you to or from Chapel Hill Hotel. Patterson's Hotel or any where else in town. Fine driving horses. Give us a Trial. FOWL-KH 8c CO.
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