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THE OTTAWA CAMPUS. I THE SQUARE DEAL SHOE SHOP ALL THAT THE NAME IMPLIES South Main Street Near the Business College MORE NEW ONES Ivory Sole Low Heel Lace Patent Louis Heel Lace Boots All the Newest at Prices That Please THE MINI STERIALS DANCE O. U. BACHELORS CELEBRATE IN GREAT STYLE State Bank of Ottawa "SERVICE JUST RIGHT" DEPOSITS GUARANTEED Hen Roosts Suffer Square Dance, Recitations, and Songs Fill the Program Hey Diddle Diddle, Etc. THE SPOT CASH SHOE STORE "The Store That Sells For Less Money" USE US YOUR BUSINESS SOLICITED TEN YEA US AGO IX O.

U. C. LAMB Funeral Dire; tor and Embalmer STUDENTS We have paper at any price you want, ranging from 25c a ream on up. Come and get our prices on anything you want in the paper and printing line. The KEEN PRINTING COMPANY Everything New and Up-to-date.

Every Call Attended to Personally. Taken From the Files of the Campus 1905. Students are responsible in establishing high moral standards, and in creating a healthful and helpful atmosphere for the University. We cannot afford to smile at or turn our backs on things we know ought not to exist in our midst. (Ever hear anything like this before?) At last Ottawa University has a glee club.

The Freshman and Sophomore classes are preparing for the Fresh-Soph debate. The subject chosen by the Sophomores are submitted to the Freshmen is "Resolved, that Cong Assisted by MRS. BLANCH LAMB 220 MAIN BOTH PHONES 401 110 W. Second St. Phone 636 LAWRENCE.

ress should regulate freight rates in Lawrence. Kansas. 0 the United States by direct legislation." Those from the Sophomore On Thursday night some ol the O. U. bachelors met at the Barnes-Kemper club, 1110 Hickory to celebrate Thanksgiving.

The following were present: Howard Eaisner, Arthur Wolf, Ralph Kemper, Hollis Kemper, Oliver Barnes, Dick Barnes, and Ed Pennington. All the boys but Pennington and O. Barnes had to carry papers and Barnes had to run an errand So Pennington was left alone as head cook to prepare for the evening's pleasure. When they returned at eight o'clock a sight worth seeing was waiting in the kitchen for them. A big roaster was pulled from the oven and when it was uncovered it was fqund to contain three nice fat chickens, baked brown and swimming in gravy.

(Please don't ask where the chickens came from). Another pan was pulled from the oven and to the surprise of the boys was full of oyster dress ing. Mashed potatoes and mince pies were favored dishes. Prof. Hig-gins was so kind as to donate some cranberry jelly which also was relished.

The table was soon set with a large boquet of celery In the center. The happy bachelors gathered around the table They soon had their number "elevens" under the table enjoying the results of the two hours labor of thj cook. After supper they were entertained by special music and jokes. They parted at an early hour(Friday morning) each one declaring that with the exception of the evening they were entertained by the Seves-cent Club, that this was the most enjoyable evening of the year. To cap the climax, Raisner officiated at the piano and the clatter of feet told how the square dance was being slaughtered.

One of the crusty old "batches" gave a reading In costume, and as for the guy who says batch ing isn't the life, the batchelors have decided this: "Taint no use to tag his dome, Nobody home, nobody home." Offers best advantages. Oldest In Kansas, large enrollment and fine equipment. Demand for irrad nates create than we can class who will try out for this debate are: Mr. McNutt, Mr. Glas3, supply, uoursei: Bookkeeping, Shorthand.

Civil Service. Our fen vest vmrm.wiMj. itudenti succeed because they eo to the employer trained lor real work. Write for Catalog to the Miss Hart, Miss Simpson, Mr. Barker and Mr.

Pugh. The only action of the Student I Shoemaker's Grocery I 435 MAIN Makes special inducements to Students. Come in and get acquainted; make it your stopping place 4. when down town. ALWAYS WELCOME whool with a spirit of true help fulness and men asm p.

LAWREXCK BUSINESS COLLEGE Council during the past month was to Lawrence, Mabsu suggest that the dome painting be left entirely to the Seniors. About sixty of the O. U. students PS attended the football game at Kansas Hale Electric Garment Cleaners City. The game with the Athletic Phone 435 Corner 5th and Main Club eleven was the hardest game of the season.

The score was K. S. A. 6, O. U.

0. Ladies and Gents Hats cleaned and reshaped, Suits pressed while you wait. SHINE PARLOR. SHINE TICKETS, 6 for 25 CENTS C. A.

CHULUFAS, Prop. Home Phone 1569. 229 S. Main St. "The Sophs saw something green," 1 'tis true; they thought it was the OTTAWA LAUNDRY JOHN Z.

CLARK, Pr3p. 120-122 West Second Street IVAN DOWNY Freshman class, but when they closer to it drew, they found it was a look OMER DAD ing glass." Football is over for this year but the basketball season is opening and It needs the support of rooters just as much as football. I about putting that Suit in good Solicitor SEE shape to wear. The students who remained i Ottawa during the vacation were pltas-antiy entertained by Prof. Schwegler Chenoweth's at the home of Prof.

Ward on Thanks giving evening. SPECIAL RATES GIVEN TO STUDENTS THROUGH THE PERISCOPE HAVE PAHLIAMKXTAUY 1)11 ILL. Anything You Want Pictures in the North Philals Studied Germany Last Mon. day Night Olympians Have (1kk1 Program for Tonight. Every member of the Olympian So window I Window If you want first class ciety should be out to hear the pro gram given in Olympian Hall Monday evening at 8 o'clock.

These pro Nelson'; BIEDERMAN SPORTING AND ATHLETIC GOODS shoe repairing go to GAVIN BEANDEL'S SHOE STORE 822 S. MAIN ST Last Monday evening the Philal Literary Society gave a very Interesting program concerning the nation which now occupies a consplclous place in world politics Germany. Since the war started special at tention seems to be turned towards this nation. Those who took part in the program made It of real literary value. German solo Smith Haworth Education In Germany.

Adler German Arthur Barnes German Politics Georgia Locke Social Life in Germany Ralph Lamb Chorus Fern Petties, Lydia Paul, Leona Ehrllck, Esther Snoe-berger. Critic's Report Prof. Hardy grams are prepared and given for you. See that you are there to enjoy them and to support by your presence those who appear on the program. Hunt up your Robert's Rules of Order and come prepared to take part in the parliamentary drill.

The following program has been arranged: Music Phyllis Clay pool Parliamentary Drill Jones Reading Glen Van Meter Extemporaneous Debate Blanche Potts, Lola Chaffee Critic Report Prof. Stansell Visitors are always welcome and are cordially invited to take this means of getting acquainted with many of the students of the school. Crozer Theological Seminary Tuition and Room rent free. Scholarships available to approved students. Seminary within 13 miles of Philadelphia.

Metropolitan advantages. Seminary's relations to University of Pennsylvania warrant offer of the following courses: I. Regular courses for Preachers and Pastors. Seminary. Degress of B.

D. or diploma. II. Special training for Community Service. Seminary and University.

Degrees of B. D. and A. M. III.

Training for advanced scholarship. Seminary anl University. Degrees of Ph. M. or Ph.

D. For information address, MILTON G. EVANS, President. Chester, Pa. Inn i HORNING 'S BARBER SHOP "The Quality Hair Cut" At Fourth and Main.

Johnston's Candies The kind SHE likes -Sold Only by XJT JLJCUilGlL Coal and Ice SHOWED ALLOTMENT OF TIME. DORSEY DRUG CO. OLYMPIAN' ACS. MKET TOXKJHT. DR.

J. P. BLUNK Practice limited to diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat GLASSES FITTED Room 6, Underwood Bldg. Main 3d The Olympian Acs. will meet in Candies, 10c PENNANTS POST CARDS WASTE BASKETS Ottawa Variety Olympian hall tonight at eight o'clock.

A very interesting program entitled Wit and Humor will be giv en. I DR. R. E. SPENCER.

Dentist. Dentist. The program: Piano Solo Marjorie Stucker Wit and Humor Joe Paul Extemporaneous speech, Raised on the Farm Si Perkins City Shoe Shop W. A. LAIRD Prop.

233 South Main St. Just north of the Dobson Fred Watt Addressed Y. M. Last Wednesday. Fred Watts of the Senior class led a good Y.

M. C. A. meeting last week on the "Allotment and Use of Our Time." He also made a timely talk on the spirit of true Thanksgiving. Contrary to expectations Mr.

Watts did not attempt to plan out a hard and fast schedule for the use of one's time. He showed that such a schedule was not always best and that various interests would make It Impossible to always follow a routine. showed that the Individual must be guided by true Boclal motives In his everyday uses of time. Tbe meeting was not as well attended as some have been. Dew Drop Inn French Dry Cleaners CLUB RATES TO STUDENTS OPPCSITE CHARLTON C01LECE Phone 79G.

Over Gardner P. Walkers. SHEET MUSIC Saunders Music Store Violin Solo Blanche Potts Miss Avis KIdwell has been unable Building. First class material. to attend school for several days on account of the development of a case Our aim is to PLEASE YOU.

of blood poisoning. HERE FOR THANKSGIVING. Mr. Willard Scovill, who graduated from O. U.

last spring and is now IS IN NEBRASKA. Hetrick Fessenden DENTISTS 3 1 4 South Main Street head of the Bioligical and uiemicai Paul j0-nanson, a member of the r-onnrtmpnta nf CamDbell colleee at Freshman class in the University. Hoi. on, is spending his Thanksgiving spent Thanksgiving with his home! acalion in Ottawa. people at Oakland, Neb.

I Special Prices on Skirts This Week Beautifully tailored, good Drs. Davis Davis Physicians and Surgeons quality, new models in Third and Main Underwood Building PHOMES: Office, Home 195; Residence Home 57. skirts, special $8.95 $5.95 worth more Others at $2.80 $5.00 MACKINAWS Just received today, another shipment of men's Mackinaws at $5.00, $6.50, $7.50 amd $10.00 HELD THANKSGIVING SERVICE. The devotional service of the V. W.

C. A. Wednesday morning was In keeping with the spirit of the Thanksgiving Beason. Luclle Brelner was the leader and In a very Interesting manner she told of the true Thanksgiving conception as college girls should see It. The Idea was "to count our many blessings" rathor than think of the things we lack.

After the leaders' talk the meeting was thrown open and the different girls told what we have to be particularly thankful for at this time. The matter of systematic giving for missions was presented again for tha benefit of those who did not attend the missionary meeting last Wednesday evening In the gym. Over $60 has been pledged up to this time, by the members of the Y. W. C.

A. and when the canvass is complete It is hoped the total will amount to about $100. DR. G. B.

WOLF Osteopathic Physician Phone 704 118 W. 3rd St. Ansco Vest Pocket! $7.50 Lucas Pharmacy New Heavy Sweaters $5.00 and $3.00 HARRIET FORBES Ladie Outfitter 221 S. Main. Hub it JOHNSON'S BARBER SHOP Look for the WHITE Shop.

HENRY DURST. PRES. CLOTHING COMPANY Floyd Peacock who came to Ottawa to witness the Baker Ottawa football has returned to Turon, Kans. SUBSCIUBI5 FOIt TIIK CAMPUS..