Normal Leader du lieu suivant : Hays, Kansas • 8

1 i THE NORMAL LEADER SOUTH SIDE LIVERY BARN North Side Tailor Shop Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing Ladies' work a Specialty. Work called for and delivered. First door West of Crystal. Phone 208 JOE BISSINGr Prop Try our cab service. New buggies and fine horses.

Rates Reasonable. Phone 276. A. H. PRUITT, Prop.

Miss Meier Sings. A. L. CLARK SON Printers, Publishers Proprietors of The Hays Free Press Nr. Wooster Gives Interesting Talks.

The series of boy scout lectures given by Mr. Wooster are proving very popular. A large crowd of girls as well as boys are attending. These lectures are very practical as many students intend to teach. The boys will be called upon to take part in the activities of the boy scout organizations and will want to know about the rules governing them.

Practical demonstrations in the art of knot tying will be given. Mr. Wooster said: "The girls will want to learn to tie knots especially the matrimonial knot." These lectures are given at 12:45 p. m. on Thursdays in the lecture room in the Industrial building.

F. H. N. Graduate Receives Appoint A pleasing part of the program Thursday morning, January 21, was the singing of Miss Mathtilda Meier. She sang her solos before Mrs.

Lewis made the address. When Miss Meier had finished M. Piccolomini's "Ora Pro Nobis" the applause was very demonstrative and her rendering of "His Coming" by Robert Franz was well received. Jean Cave Returns from Kansas City. Jean Cave returned Sunday night from a weeks visit with her mother.

Mrs. Cave is at St. Margarets hospital where she is receiving treatment for blood poisoning. Mrs. Cave is better and hopes to be able to leave the hospital in the near future C.

Schwaller's Sons DEALERS in Lumber, Shingles, Lime, Cement, COAL, ETC. HAYS, KANSAS Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute SCHOOL of r-Mniiiri-nirifl CIVIL. MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL and CHEMICAL ENGINEERING, and GENERAL SCIENCE Send for a Catalogue. TROY, N.Y. ment.

Brownlow Hopper, a senior of the Life Certificate Course, has accepted a position in the city schools of Detroit, Attention Students. We will.pay $25.00 to anyone putting us in communication with a buyer. A good suburban home and a paying busi- Michigan. He will take up his work Feb- ness that will bring in a regular monthly ruary first. His duties will consist in income while the children are getting an education.

If interested, write Lock Box 42, Hays, Kans. A Packed House to Hear Maud Powell. The demand for seats for the Maud Powell concert has almost exhausted the supply. Great interest is being taken in the surrounding towns. Nearly fifty reservations have been made by Russell people.

A special train will be run from Ellis. Reservations have been received from WaKeeney, LaCrosse, and Plain-ville. French dry cleaning and pressing. First door west of Crystal. teaching Manual Training.

He will receive a salary of $1300. a year. The heartiest well wishes of his many Normal friends will go with him in his leaving to take up this work. Boost Big. Now is the time for you to do something for your Alma Mater.

This is your opportunity to help boost big for F. H. N. Come along. Let's join hands and publish the best Annual in Kansas.

Send us your name that we may know you are still interested in Normal affairs. Make haste! We want your cooperation. All the students seem to be behind this movement. We urge you to join us. The Alumni are requested to write to Roy D.

Slagle, Business Manager. Friends University is closed for at least two weeks because of a smallpox scare. Chiropractors, Blau Blau. If sick see them. J.

B. BASGALL Dealer in Groceries and Fruits HAYS, KANSAS Graduates of the Palmer school of Chiropractic BLAU BLAU chiropractor's If you are sick try Chiropractic spinal adjustments and get well. Hours: 9 to 12 a.m. 1 to 4 and 7 to 8 p.m Other hours by appointment Office next door to Crystal. Phone 214 1 in ii nrT-rr-rnmT-rT-1 1M ntrta fiirrr rn 7 "na gy Ui limim tnnii'ltin.