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All juniors and seniors -who NVish to
jiy hockey tils fall arc re ; uestedl to
sign their names on the bulletin bear
at Barb our gymnasium.
IlHouse presidents should call for the
rgning out blanks any dlay before Oc-
~tober 1 at the office of. the dean of wo-
mren. They are responsible for hav-
ing the slips filledl out for the entire
mionth of October.

strokes. No University or gymnasium Library (Ceiling Is Repainted
credit will be given for this, it is mere- One of the improvements made dur-
ly offered as an opportunity for each itesumronhonUvriy
gir-I to better her game, and makce gthsumronsonUieiy
reap :for th~e tennis tournamn'4it. huildings is the repainting of the!
_____ceiling and. side walls of the nmai
Ihereafter notices will be run in the reading room of the Library. The work
Women's column for only two (lays in , was (done at the close of the Summer
succession. Only those notices which session for the purpose of improving
have immediate significance will l:e the light in the large room, and took
run. three weeks' time.
Entering freshmien who have net as Patronize The Daily advertisers.
vet( beeni asigned ilninor advisors. are ; r

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*Optional tennis classes wiil be held
at 2 and 3 o'clock each Wednesday
afternoon at Palmer field for girls who
wish to learn the game. A special in-;
structor will be at the courts at the
4pclfid hours, not only to~teach be-
;inners but also to assist those who
clay in perfecting their vweakest;+

asked to notify Edna Kadow, '25, phone
1325, who is chairman of the informa-
tion committee of the junior adIvisory
Committee. She will be glad to rem-
edy this situation. Juniors who have
not been assigned advisees, are asked
to consult th~e lists postedl in Barbour
gymnasium, as soon as possible.
Havana, Sent. 27.-T-'he railroad and
port measure known as the T, rafa
bill, was passedI by the house.

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simply t ,t iio red
IIsuits. $2.30,.

with four - in - bad
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SOPHS!
D~id you ever stop to think how
much. easier your work would be if
you had a nice, shiny Corona Type-
writer to do all your notes, reports,
themne, and letters home? Sure, you
can learn to write. We'll te~ch you.
$50 buys a new one, $30 a perfectly
good one. Other makes of ty pewrit-
ers taken in part payment.
0. D. MORRLL
17 -NCKELS ARCADE
The Typewriter and Stationery Store
]Dealer:
L. t." Smithiand Corna _Typewriters

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Cal. BlluCamneroni...
1~argaret Canieron, eilder As-
Flora,Ithe ipet sister.......
Dr. C aebieron............. .
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l'de ('ameron, second ol y,.
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Dulie Came(ron, youI? ': ; 11 t
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11aen ny, theo faithful servanit
.~Jenny Lee
hIlo. Austin Stonemuan, Lead-
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Elsie; Ihis daughter. ill an Gishi
Phil, his elder son Elmer Cliftonu
Tod, the younger son .......
.:... oert Hiarrona
Jeff, thie blaclisnitii:......
.allace lReid
Lydia1' Stonemaxi's mullato
ho tisekeeper . . .: Mary Aldeni


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