.THB'TVAR HiJEIV
On the Gampus
The Semi-Weekly TAB.
bent to any address, Feb.
seventy-five cents.
HEEL will be
1 to June 1, for
"Stag" German in gymnasium to
night. Good music.
The Misses Hume entertained the
Chafing Dish Club Thursday night.
Athletic Store
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Mrs. C. T. Woolen has returned
Ia "Headquarters for the Students ' f--
from a visit to friends in Hartsville,
s. c: - .
HO T CHOCOLATE at our Fountain.
.GYM and TENNIS GOODS a spe
cialty. A complete line of (-iOLF
. GOODS.
TURKISH
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BLEND (S
If you want to join a Bible class for
the remainder of the term see Hughes
Universty
CIGARETTES
LANGUAGE
J-M. NEVILLE,
Proprietor
or Hall at the Y. M. C. A.
For violets for Valentine's, at once,
see Henry C. Smith, representing J.
Van Lindley Co., of Greensboro.
Mr, Clayton Moore of the law class
has been initiated into the A. T.. O.
fraternity. , , . , ... ....
Rev. B. W. Mebane, of Meb ane, N.
C, will preach in the Presbyterian
church Sunday morning' and evening.
Miss Dora MacRae returned Wed
nesday night from a delightful visit
to her cousin, Mrs. John Lamb in
Wilson. '.- !'r .' ' '
Mr. Bun Hearne a former student
and athlete of the University is. on
the Hill visiting- relatives. He is now
coaching the Klon baseball team and
will soon tret a try-out with the St.
Louis Nationals.
Mr. Louis Powell, the college paint
er, was kicked bv an enormous mule.
Wednesday. As a result of the shojck
Mr. Powell was laid up in bed for
twent four hours.
Mr. W. A. Tener, of New York,
who speaks in Chapel Hill Monday
night 7:30, comes to, the University
highly recommended as a gifted and
inspiring speaker. Everybody wel
come.' . ''
The Bible study leaders enjoyed a
social in the reading room of the Y. M.
C. A. Monday night. Several short
talks on Bible study were made, by . Dr
Minis, Rev. Mr. Hogue, Dr. Smith.
Rev. Mr. Stan bury and others.
AMUSEMENTS
Since the announcement that the fa
mous Rbney Boys" are to give a con
cert in this town on Febuary . 25th,
there has been unusual, interest shown
in the personnel of. the lads who h;ve
astonished critical audiences iu the
largest cities with their artistic render
ing' of classical music. The boys sel
dom have more than a rudimentary
knowledge of music; when they are
placed under Mr. Roney's instruction.
They are chosen fortheir natural gifts
of voice, ear, temperament and sympa
thetic susceptibility to emotions in
spired by the words and music. Unremitting-
and exacting-rehearsals do the
rest. They are taught to understand
the dramatic meaning of their songs,
and gain intelligent .conception of
them by explanation and '.illustration.
Rehearsals for the next season's pro
gram begin upon the company's return
iu the spring from their long winter
tour, and not unfrequently eig-ht or
ten weeks of daily rehearsals, four to
six hours a day, are given to work on
the program, wth vocal culture,
breathing, phrasing,, enunciation, phy
sical exercises, etc. Boys require
about" five times as much training to
accomplish the same results as do
adult singers.
J "Roney Boys" at General Hall Sat
urday, Febuary 25th. Stat Course. ,
The patrons of the Pickwick this
week have been well pleased with the
program offered. The pictures have
been above the ordinary and the play
ing and singing of Miss Adams con
tinues to win favor. There is an at
tractive program billed for tonight.
The pictures will be "The Stranger"
by the Kalem Company and "Old No'r
res' Gal" by the Melies concern. Miss
'dams will sing "The Rosary." i
CALL AT S L
H. H. FATlERSON'l
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whr you will flii-i Men s KuriiisinugH, Trunks, Dress
Mult Cant. Curpets, But;, rady-madt Sheets, Pillow
Unaeti. Towois, Bowls and Pitchers, Kerosene Oil
HeBterH,Hrdwre of all kinds mid everything that m
toon trt at ' ' " ,
All
Chapel Hill, North Carolina
(university colu gH
UF MEDICINE vTrhom,c
STUART McGUIRE, M. D., President
MEDICINE DENTISTRY PHARMACY
New building under construction, the gift of
the people of Richmond. v
Admirable laboratory building ' for temporary
use large, bright, convenient.
NEW EQUIPMENT THROUGHOUT. ,
Own one Hospital, use four others for teaching.
MODERN LABORATORY METHODS.
Member Association tt Aimn'ran Mi4ifa1
leges. Registered in New York. High standing.
I Tuition and expenses moderate.
SEND FOR CATALOGUE AND
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Operating Over 7,000; Miles
of Railway
Quick Route to all Principal Points
North, South
East, West
Through Trains 'Between Principal
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Furnishing First -Class' Accouitnoda;
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Elegant Pullman Sleeping-Cars on all
Through Trains. Dining, Club, and
Observation Cars. For.Speed, Com
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Rates schedules and other mforma
.tion furnished by addressing, the
v , " undersigned.
R. L. Vernon, D. P. A.,
. Charlotte, N. C. -
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Good Board
C OMMONS HALL
$10.00 Per; Month.
With each package of
Falima tjou get a pen
nan coupon, 25 of
i;hich secure a hand
tvni f 'l college pen
rant (I2x32)aelec-
Some cigarettes may be
Greek tojrou but in plain
English Fatimas are Good.
No language can quite
describe them can quite
describe that "distinctly dif
ferent' taste.
i But college men have a
language of their own and
their appreciation is ex
pressed in the number .of
Fatimas they smoke. ;
; 20 for 1 5 cents. Packed
inexpensively, and you get
10 additional.
THE AMERICAN TOBACCO CO.
Wait for Kluttz's New Nobby
HATS, CAPS, SPRING SHOES
THE VERY LATEST STYLES
Special sale of the Winter Styles at very greatly re
duced prices. They must go to make room for the
new stock to arrive soon. CJNote our new line of
: fresh Dolly Varden and Hershey chocolates.
A. A. KLUTTZ
COTTRELL 8c LEONARD
ALBANY, NEW YORK
Makers of the caps, Gowns and Hoods
to the University of North Carolina, University of the South,
Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Stanford, and the others. Class
Contracts a Specialty. Reliable Materials. Reasonable prices.
Bulletins and Samples on request.
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