: LOCAL- NOTES.
Dr. K. P. Battle lectured in
Greensboro last Friday night, be
fore the1' ; State Normal and Indus
trial College.
Prof." Noble returned today from
a business trip to the eastern part
of the State.
Proband JMrs. J. W. Gore will
leave Thursday or Friday for a
short visit to Washing-ton, Balti
more and Philadelphia. Prof. Gore
goes north on University business.
Dr. Chas. Baskeryille will lecture
in nhe Chapel tonight on "Air and
Ventilation. "
Mr. L. H. Smith, of Liberty,
spent Tuesday niht here with his
son, Mr.- T; H; Smith, '06.
Messrs. Lassiter, Smith, Stuart,
Mann and Dortch went to Durhani
Tuesday to witness the Trinity-Lafayette
game.
Mr. Tom Rice, of the class of 1900,
now in the IT. S. Soil' Survey, after
spending- several days here, left
Monday for Washington, D. C.
' Mrs Wi S. By n urn and Miss
Mary Bynum, of Lincolnton, are
spending several days here visiting
at Dr. Al Heuderson's.
Prof. E. K. Graham returned
Friday night, after being away
several days on business connected
with" the University.
Mr. Paul Faison spent several
days on tlie Hill this week.
Messrs. II. M." Emerson and T.
Hill went to Durham Tuesday af
ternoon. vi ; '
Mr.. W. C. Rice spent Monday
night jn Raleigh.
The Y. M. C. A. was led 'Tues
day night (hy. Prof. Gore. His
theme was the New Building.
The ' new Baptist pastor. Rev.
C. A. Jenkins, will be inducted in
to office and deliver his first sermon
this coming Sunday.
Dr. Thomas Hume has been .in
vited to deliver a course of lectures
on Shakespeare before the A. & M.
Summer School and will render
this service the second week of the
school. Dr. Hume is an authority
on Shakespeare and we feel sure
his lectures will be thoroughly ap
preciated. -
Mr.. Frank W.QMack, recently
Superintendent, Eastern Division
of the Associated Press, will deliver
a Star Course lecture in the Chapel
April 7.
" ... - i. j .
Prof Collier Cobb returned Sun
day afternoon from a business trip
to Raleigh;? sr "
Dr. C' W. 'Coker has been confin
ed to his room for several days with
grip.,...,..,
The University has just purchas
ed an . additional . telescope for the
use of astronomy students. It is a
very fine instrument of its kind.
Miss Pattie Lewis returned to
Raleigh Saturday, after i visit of
several days at Dr. K. P. Battle's.
Mr. J: W. Turrentine, S. M. '02,
associate-professor of Chemistry at
Lafayette University, spent several
days on the Hill this week. Several
from Durham were here Friday af
ternoon to witness the game with
Lafayette.
Past Week's Work.
The University students who are
canvassing for the Young Men's
Christian Association building have
met with remarkable success. In
one week they have secured two
thousand dollars in subscriptions
from the faculty, students and
townspeople. - Many of the sub
scribers have made sacrifices that
they might have a part in the erec
tion of this building which is des
tined to be a power for good in our
University life. One thousand dol
lars more is needed to complete the
edifice. When this amount is sub
scribed, an additional thousand
dollars will be available to the com
mittee through the generosity of an
unknown friend. Mr. W. D.
Weatherford, who addressed our
student body last fall secured this
gift for our college. This gift will
enable the committee to furnish the
building handsomely. The solicit
ing committee is confident that the
recessary one thousand dollars will
be secured this week, as every stu
dent in college has a desire to en
courage this University movement.
Summer School.
The next session of the Universi
ty summer school will begin June
13th and continue until July 8th.
The prospects for a successful ses
sion are bright. The teaching
force lias been selected from the
University faculty and from the
faculties of about a dozen other
prominent Educational institutions.
There will be some thirty special
ists on the regular teaching staff,
and besides these a number of
special lectures.
Do You Want to Make Money?
Yon 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
j 28, Charlottesville, Va.
iYearby's Drug Store.
! The largest and best stock of drugs
, in town. Our drinks are not old and
' antiquated but new and modern. Celi
: ko, Evoita, PepsiCola Cincho. HOT
, DRINKS, Beef Tea, Tomato Bouillon,
Chocolate and Coffee, etc.
! We carry a full line of Paints, Oils,
Varnishes, Dye-Stuffs and Gasoline,
Druggist Sundries, Toilet Articles, in
cluding Combs, Chamois Skins, Brush
es, Perfumes, Toilet Soaps, Face Powd
' er, Sponges, Etc. Lowney's, Tenny's
and Hughes Candy. Choice line of
Cigars. Prescriptions accurately de
spensed day or night,
E. S. MERRITT, Manager.
1 Japan and Russia are fighting it
out on the other side of the earth
j but the boys here are busier than
they are buying spring suits from
Parker aud Johnston and guessing
i at the number of beans in the bot-
! tie. Take a guess at the number
you may get the pants. Near 200
guesses have been registered in the
last ten days. Come early and
avoid the rush.
We Patronize
The University publications. The
University students patronize us.
Both get value received.
LET'S KEEP IT UP. .
The University 'Pharmacy,
L'hone No. 58.
Students' Headquarters.
PACIFIC mUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.
Thirty-Seven Years Successsul
''Career. Best Protection offered
by any Company that Is now 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: cMEN 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
OOE3E3, of DURHAM, N. O.
KODAK WORK A SPECIALTY
SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS
J. S. COBB, - - - 103 Eest Main Street.
Durham, N. C.
Call tor 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.
Chapel Hill Hotel
Dr. Wm. Lynch, Dentist,
DURHAM, N. C.
Office in First National Bank cBuilding.
The - Central - Hotel
J. F. STOKES, Pkop.
CHAPEL HILL, N. O.
AND
j UNIVERSITY INN ANNEX.
j Flette, 2.00per cteay.
j Special prices per week and month.
WW. Pickard,
Proprietor.
BATES.
Transient, Per Day, 12.00
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. S3. McRAE,
STUDENTS' SUPPLIES.
STATIONERY, FANCY
GROCERIES, CANDIES,
FRUITS AND CIGARS.
FURNITURE
JONES & JONES....
.REPRESENT
T J. LAM BE,
SONS &
CO.
DURHAM, N. O.
Swellest line of Clothing and Gents'
Furnishings to be seen. WALK
OVER SHOES a specialty.
School Books
in a hurry
Anil at Ntw York nrices. linelv
or by the dozen, may be obtained
second-hand or new. by any boy or
girl in the remotest hamlet, or any.
teacher or omciai anywnerc, aim
fH Delivery prepaid
Kmnri n.w. comniete aiunaucuiai
cataloffuerf.of school books of all (
publishtrs, if you mention this adr
HIHDS fc R0BLE
91-33.35 W. IStb St., New York City.
Pickard s Livery, Feed and S'e
Stable.
Near the Episcopal Chuicn. Splend
id Riding and Driving Horses. Polite
Hostlers. Quick Attention.
GEORGE PICKARD, Proprietor.
Our Specialty i
PRERIPTION WORK.
Eubanks Drug Comp'y
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THE COLLEGE TAILOR
BALTIMORE.
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 iifdividual
measures and guaranteed to fit.
We are makers of moderate priced garments.
a .14 Fayette St.
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