the mURUnw.ErLW
Fine Clothing
Toggery
and Hats
When in Durham you are
invited to make our store
headquarters.
SUEED-tlARKHMI-TAYLOR
COMPANY,
DURHAM, N. C.
Allison, Blackstock and Carl Taylor,
Agents.
(UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
Department of Medicine.
f and hnariita.! with over 100 beds, both
l owned by tne university.
Mend ror catalogue.
HOWARD WINSTON, Registrar,
university, v.
LOOK NEATER
TAKE QUICKER
FEEL BETTER
IF YOU WANT TO
Send your Collars, Cuffs and
Shirts to the T
ZINZENDORF
LAUNDRY,
IN .
WINSTON-SALEM.
"THE QUALITY PLACE."
TOTTEN & OWEN,
COLLEGE AGENTS.
G. C. Pickard & Co.
LIVERY STABLE
Located on Rosemary St near telephone
Exchange. Stylish turnouts
always on hand.
WANT A TEAM? CALL 30
G. C. Pickard, Manage"
Mr. College Man:
If you want to make good money during vacation in
vestigate the accident and health policies of the Pacific Mu
tual Life Insurance Company. There is big money in sell
ing them. MASSIE & SMITH, Mgrs., Warsaw, N. C.
AW?
up in the
maturin(y -
the creen
tr hit
1 ounce bags
5 cents.
Convenient
for cigarette
smokers.
Full
2 ounce tins
I lit? ! T t "f I
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mell dashed away on " the final
lap, separated at the start by six
or seven yards. But there was
the bewildering flash of the silk
trunks, and Cartmell, running
with perfect ease overcome the
handicap, passed Wakelev and
romped across thex tape three
yards to the good.
100 Yard Dash; first beat:
Mason, '13, first; Applewhite, '14,
second; Nicholson, 'IS, third.
Time, 12 seconds. ,
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ARCADE BARBER SHOP,
DURHAM, N. C,
NOW HAS
4 First-Class Barbers. ,
: The Best of Everything in the Most Approved
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THE
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Velvet! The tender middle leaf Hung
warehouse for over two years
- - oetrins rid of the harshness of
leaf mellowed to a point where
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flavor is good and smooth. That's Velvet
Numerous red tins of Velvet decorate the 5 foot
ehelf it's part of a liberal education the best in
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Second beat:- Sears, '14, firs;
Tillett, '13, second; Price, '12,
third. Time, 10 3-5 seconds.
Final: Mason. '13, first; Sear .
'14, second; Tilled, '13, thir.!.
Time, 10 1-5 seconds
Htyrh Jump: Woolcott, 'l.y
first; Long, '14, second; Ferguson,
'14, and Lipscomb. '15. tied f r
third. Height, 5 ft. 2 inches.
Half Mile: Ranson, '14, fin-.;
Whiting, '14 second; Shuford, 'H,
third. Time, 2-11 4-5.
Broad Jump: Woclcott, MS,
first: Lipscomb, '15, secoi d ;
Struthers, '14, third. Distan-v,
19 ft. 3.
440 Yard Dash: Parker, S. I..
M4, first; Barker, '15, second;
Tillett, M3, third. Time, 58
seconds.
Shot Put: Parker, B. C, M5,
first; Axley. '13, second; Rankin,
M3, third. Distance, 36 ft. 6.
Pole Vault: Strong, '14, first;
Carter, '12, second; Woolcott, M5,
and Ranson, '14, tied for thin
Height, 10 ft. 4 a University
record. '
Hammer Throw: Axley, '13,
first
Orr
120
Woolcott
second; Struthers, '14,: third.
Time, 18 seconds.
220 Yard Dash: Mason, M3,
first; Sears, '14, second; Parker,
S. I., '14, thin. Time, 24 1-5.
Mile: Shuford, '14, first;
Willis, '14, second; Sherrod, M4, h
third. Time, 5-1 8.
. 220 Yard Low Hurdles: Wool
cott, 'J5, first; Price, '12, second;
Struthers, '14, third. Time, 29.
Relay Race: Won by Cobb,
Patterson, Cartmell over Blalock,
Spence, Wakeley. Time, 3-12 2-5
Valuable prizes to the winners
of the events were given by the
followig business men in Chapel
Hill and agents doing business
with the students:
J.M.Neville, A. A. Kluttz,
Durham Bros., R. W. Foister,
Eubanks Drug Co., Pendergraph
Auto Co., Patterson Bros., Moser
and Llyod, Gooch'sCafe, Whiting
and Horton, Raleigh, Sneed
Markham, Taylor Co., Durham,
Wade Slockhard Co., Morkham
Harris Co., Brown,Rogers Co.
Winston.
; -
Vanderbilt Debaters Chosen
! The preliminary contest for
places on the Vanderbilt debate
was held last Wednesday night.
5 Messrs. Cyrus D. Hogue, J. T.
Prichett, and R. G. Stockton, of
the Di Society; C.E. Teagueand
W. L. Small, of the Phi Society,
entered the preliminary. All the
men made good speeches, but the
judges, Dr. W. D. MarNider, Dr.
II. W. Chase, and Prof. P. II.
Winston, selected Messrs. C. E.
Teague and Cy Hogue to repre
sent Carolina against Vanderbilt.
Neither .of these men has ever
represented Carolina against an
other c
ber of
other college Teaprue, a me ra
the Senior class, repre-
sented the Phi Society in
the
commencement debate with the
Di last June, lie helped win the
debate and won for himself the
Bingham Prize. Cy Hogue
graduated at Sewanee in 1909.
-tjJe
two years. While at the Univer
sity of the South he was in a de
bate against Trjnity College and
helped his team win.
The same question used in the
Tulaue debate will be used with
Vanderbilt. Carolina, however,
defends the negative. The de
bate will take place May" 4; 1912,
at Nash villi-, Tenn.
Rec till v the physic. "! director
for wm.Mi at Michigan gave a
cotillion to 200 of her students.
The novelty of the occasion was
the absence of men,
; Abernathy, '14, second; VMM M W . , X' Mk MSWM2
, '12, third,Distance, 94 fee,. M m,MimmWmM&I i ll
; Yard : High Hurdh,: . ' , "v lTT.
, 'IS. first; Price,: -12. ' W5gSl w M1W
ft 'it 1 fp J w--ygnP
Sn (food to dctt hack Aojns ri M$mmm
- - o - o Wfc. 4 1
Everything loolcs good, tastes good. Is
good exactly like Fatima Cigarettes.
20 for
15 cents
With each package of FaOma you
get a pennant coupon. 25 of which
Kcun a handsome felt college pen
aunt (I2x32):iccban iflOO.
1 ypewnting Mimeographing
I. M. BAILEY.
No. 7 South
GUARANTEED SATISFACTION
L. T. HANES,
OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER,
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA
Season 1911-1912.
GREENSBORO, N. C.
Andrews' Cash Store Company,
Dealers in WALK-OVER SHOES, STETSON HATS
ARROW BRAND COLLARS, CLUETT'S SHIRTS
Notion Novelties of all kinds. Invite the Student and Faculty
trade to give us a trial. We are here to please YOU.
TV ..
ImperiaU5Hat9
l ...
All the Latest Styles in Summer
Headgear. Nobby and Up-to-
Date.
A. A. KLUTTZ.
BOVS! SEE "LONG" BILL JONES
For Pressing and Cleaning. Work done satisfactorily. $1.00
per month hVpairing and darning neatly done at small
extra cost. French dry cleaning a specialty,
Shop in front of Athletic Store.