THE NAR HEEL
Local and i Personal ;
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Dr. Mack bmith, ot L,aunnburg, an
old Carolina man, was a visitor to the
Hill on Thursday. '
, Mr. Hampden Hill acted as best man
at the Proctor-Kernodle wedding in
' Graham on Wednesday.
George Freeman, '13, was initiated
into the Kappa Sigma Fraternity, on
H, M. Stubbs, '11, returned to the
. Hill on Thursday, after a' few days'
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There arrived at the home of Mr.
andi Mrs. K. G," Henry.; on East Rose
mary, on Tuesday last, Master Mat
i thew George Henry.
President Venable was absent from
the Hill a few days this week, being
in attendance at the North Carolina
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. Miss Sallie H. Myers, who has been
visiting; Miss Annie Bright for the last
ten days, left for her home in Washing
ton, N., C, on Friday, morning. .
The Historical Society will have its
first meeting of the season on Monday
night next .in; the Alumni ' Building.
' Much of the year will be covered with
soecial work on North ; Carolina His-
.; tory. '
There was a meeting of the Yackety
Yack Board on Thursday night. These
meetings now take place each week in
order to keep in touch with i new 1 ma
terial constantly coming in tor consid-
erauon. , , , -
: The picture man has begun early
' this year. The absence of snow, the
inopportune hour of 1:30,. and the non
hazing spirit, existing among sthe up-
j, i pier clasemen -all combined-in making
the freshman class picture a t complete
success.
On account of trouble with his eyes,
together with a "run down". condition
of health, D. S. Richardson, ,'13, has
" been compelled to leave college, tor
.a while ''lie' left' for his home at
Beaufort on Thursday, whre he is to
engage' in'the fish business' till Feb
ruary, when he hopes to return to col-
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The Brotherhood of Saint Andrew
met at the Episcopal rectory on Wed:
nesday night, , Among the important
business, there was an election of of
ficers for the coming year. The fol
lowing are the officers: Director, Fred
f Drane; Vice-Director, L. B. Whittaker;
Treasurer, Jack Hobgood; - Secretary,
E. M. Harden. 4 7 M '
Today is the last day for - the regis
tration for those wishing to vote in
the November selections. ? There are
only a very few students eligible to
vote in Chapel Hill. Some are ; to go
many miles in order to help their home
towns and districts carry things, as
they think1 they ought to be carried.
From all accounts, so far as the polit:
t ical situation in Orange county is con
cerned both sides feal confident.
All the men who desire to enter the
class on the "Negro Life in the South,"
"will meet at the Y. M. C.. A. auditori
; um Sunday afternoon F air 5 o'clock
The course is not cpnnned to seniors
and juniors only, but is open to sopho
mores and freshmen as well open to
every man,,' in rthe University. The
class will be conducted" by Rev. Mr.
Hogniel 4'Mr.? Hognie j has Vmade a
special study of the negro during the
" pasf f e w years and should be "able to
make the course interesting kn'd -profitable.
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Phis year's football 'eleven ' at' ihi
Naval.-Academy is afr L:gregiiifi. "i
Captains. - At. the', end' ol' last scjas-it
Hen ry. CI ay , a li a lbi c.k ;.v(- as; e)V c i ed
capt a i n , but 1 1 avl ujf mw(tX fi 11 e with'
the autlumties on Ihe cruise, he was
invited io resign, -or -give -'uii' football
for the voaf. ' His 'successor' Is' T7.S.
King.a Caliiorniaii; .who pi ayes tackled
At the other, tackle is Loftin, who. is
captain a ivl stroke . oar' of Aha eight
oared drew.'.' He is also'captaiji of the
wrestling team and jie'ai-y'eigljt hani'
pion of the academy. Erwin, quarter
back, is captain andj second baseman
of the .nine." parey,, captain andcrack
sprinter of the track team, is a. leading
candidate for halfback; i ahd,;scottth"e
leader of the fencing team; is trying
for the same position,.;
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A descendant ;;of Chaucer; having
found himself in the environs of a
Southern colleg glves y voice c, to $is
poetic soul in theses rapturous lines"
taken from The Reveille: ; !S
"Pritheei faire maiden, turn'not away
. , ' thy face, .j -x :7-i' " ! ,:
' " Inclyne thy daydtie eare: utito4 my.
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Have pitie on a popre .wretched youthe
v And smyle upon me; dearer els. mote
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Mandolins, Banjos
The World's Standard. Tone clear, mellow and
very powerful. Absolutely perfect -in scale.
Finest workmanship . Prices from $15 upward.
Send for illustrated Catalog to .the makers.
, . : For Bale by all ler.dinz music dealers.
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trimme,
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But e en a dogge may gaze uponne a
star.
01 oplie pelade to sitte upon ye, fence,"
When thou goest past, and worshippe
irom atar.
, . , WHATP i 1.
. .What about a Chapel Hill Ajerckant whp
does 05 per cent. 6f his business -with, the
students of toe vUniyersity,. and Jyet boy
cotts every student publication-? v. v '
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1 you want to save $35.00 on a type
writer, talk to Cy. Thompson about
'the ROYAL. 7
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Tucker Building Pharmacy
DRINKS AND SMOKES, Etc.
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ExclfetitABoard
$15:00
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WA eacA package of
Fatima you gel a popw
lat actress' photograph .
alio a pennant aw-1
pon, 25 of which secure
a handsome felt college
pennant (12x32) e
lection of 100. ,
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CHEMISTRY
Two atoms cf Hydro
gen, combined wilh one of
Oxygen, make water just
that proportir.: no otner.
So in Fatima Cigarettes.
the same exactness in blend
ing ne tobaccos has been
made a definite science in .
order that their good quali-,
ties may never, never vary.
' A strong affinity exists
between Fatimas and Col
lege men. No fancy box
but an extra 1 0 cigarettes,
making 20 for 15 cents.
THE AMERICAN TOBACCO CO.
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LET THE COLLEGE" CA'fE
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Prepare that Banquet. He KNOWS
HOW !
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Eubaufe v.nig. iCpmpariy
rrescnption i specialists - ;
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Chapel Itill, ; ; ; Nbfth Carolina
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special sale:
Sweaters, Shirts, Ties, Underwear
NOW is the time to get your supplies at a
BARGAIN not CHEAP goods,, but the
BEST at Special Prices.
ZHew Stock. ' Up-tp-Vate Stuff.. Way Now and
- Save.cMoney
See New Line PENNANTS, PILLOWS, Etc
1 Respectfully, . , , '
A. A. KLUTZ.
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' . ..':-' Gallery will be open every Wednesday of each week,
beginning Wednesday, October 28th. HIGH; GRADE
' ' r : WORK ONLY. Prices reasonable. A fine set of (
views of the campus and buildings on sale at all times
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