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The Daily Tar Heel from Chapel Hill, North Carolina • Page 4

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Chapel Hill, North Carolina
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THE TAR EE Sportograms Davidson on tap tonight th gym. The Predestinarians have a good a five as the Water Babies ant Ithaca 5VM20im. ic light. 'st American shotgun. Thirty 20-gaitae shells weigh I lb.

less than 30 twelve-bore shells. You can get into action quicker and it won't tire you. Penetration bttrr than a big bore its shooting will surprise you. Beauti ul Catalog in colors FREE. they'll give us all we're looking for Death of Mr.

Cannon Mr. W. F. Cannon, Jr. a medical student at the University 18-0M0, died in the Universiiy of Maryland Hospital, Baltimore, on Saturday January 23, 1911 alter a.

short illness following an operation for' auperidjei-lis. At the time tf. his Mr. Cannon was a junior studenf at the University of Maryland, Mr. Cannon was well liked on the Hill and was one of the most popular men in his class at -5 and probably more.

That tussle with the anti-bonders was certainly a hummer. They the teamwork but we showed them up when it came to grit. 18 grades. 20, 16, 12 and 10 cause 5 I net to $'iuu list. Here hooinsr thev show the same sort of spirit when thev buck against that Virginia quintet.

Next to Pat- Varsity Barber Shop- tersoa's However, the boys should bear one thinr in mind theirs' is not the best five in the South by a long shot Announcement ITHACA GUN COMPANY, BOX 123. ITHACA. N.Y They've done some nifty work, but theres plenty of room for improvement. Euectivc January 22nd, ml; new Team-work and passing- are rather passenger train service will be inaug off Hard work will better these urated between Greensboro and thing-s. Over confidence and laziness Raleigh, N.

C. New train No. 108 will leave Greens such as some of our gridion knights made a specialty of last fall will re Dave W. Levy, The Tailor, DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA A. C.

Pickard J. G. Beard, boro daily at 7:30 a. arrive Ral Take a Drink BETWEEN TRAINS AT O. F.

CRAIG'S Soda Fountain at University Station. TOBACCO, CANDIES, FRUITS sult in the same thing- it did then a eigh 10:40 a. m. New train No. 131 will leave Raleigh daily at 6:50 disgraceful season.

"The one great defect in basket arrive Greensboro 10:00 p. m. ball is that a toul committee; Dy one both trains to make all local interme team gives the opposing team a direct diate stops. chance to make a score, without inter BOYS! SecLong" Bill Jones for Pressing and Cleaning. Work These new trains will carry baggage terence.

bcores are made much easier car, two coaches and Fullman Draw ing Room Sleeping car. The sleeping car to be operated between Raleigh done satisfactorily. $1.00 per month. Repairing and darning neatly done at small extra cost. Shop in rear of Building.

Excellent Board $1500 University Inn and Washington, D. being handled between Washington, I). and Greensboro, N. C. on trains Nos.

31 and 32. Medical College of Virginia First Sleeping car will leave Wash Established 1838 ington on No. 31 Saturday, January 21st, 1911. arriving Raleigh on new WELL EQUIPPED for teaching Medicine, Pen. tistrv and Pharmacy.

For Catalogue, ad- train No. 108 Sunday, Jan. 1911 dram and first car will leave Raleigh on CHRISTOPHER TOMPKINS, M. Dean. Richmond, Vs.

new train No. 131 January 22nd, 1911, arriving Washington on No. 32 Monday morning, January 23rd Schiffmati Jewelry in basket-ball than in any other game, and for that reason this rule is not altogether out of place. Still it se-ims as though something ought to be done to keep a team from scoring points under circumstances which exclusively forbid the opposing team to prevent the score. This is certainly a weakness in the game.

Making scores from fouls in basket ball is just a little too much like counting honors in a bridge game, a feature or the card game which is absolutely indefensible from standpoint of skillful play." Grantland Rice. This sounds well and we have an idea most of the players throughout the land would like to see this defect remedied, but what can be done? Red Stewart has the diamond artists out for practice every; day. Jupiter Pluvius is willing. "We are lying low and saying little for the present. We will open up loudly in about ten days.

Dont forget the Davidson engagement. It'll cost you only two bits. Come out and yell some. Its about time you were getting your baseball lungs in shape. 911.

Effective same date January, 22nd, train'No. jlll will Jeave Raleigh at Co patiy Leading Jewelers 2:30 a. m. daily. Greensboro.

North CaroUtia "Tank" Hunter New Quarters below Pickard's Hotel. Bought out Entire Stock of W. W. Pickard. If you are interested in a ROYAL typewriter proposition, talk to Cy.

Thompson Jr. Royal Borden Furniture Company North Carolina DEALERS IN High-Grade Furniture furnishings for Students. Everything for the Home 'Change'nf Schedule Effective, Sunday, January '29th Schedule of Night Express; will be changed. Train 16 will leave Golds- Ferry Noble HOT AND COLD BATHS We are operating the only up-to-date and fashionable tonsorlal' parlor in the City. Polite and prompt attention to all UNDER TUCKER BUILDING boro at 10:15 P.

leave Kinston 1:10 P. leave Newbern at 12:30 A. and arrive in Washington at 10 A. arrive Norfolk 8:00 A. M.

Train 15 will leave Washington at 30 A. arrive New Bern at 4:05 leave New Bern at 4:10 A. CUT FLOWERS arrive ivmston 5:28 A. arrive Goldsboro at 6:20 A. M.

Eastbound train No. 16 leaving Goldsboro at 10:15 P. will receive FOR connection from the Southern Rail way and A. C. L- from tlie North and South.

Westbound train 15 will connect at Folks will tret married i i Goldsboro with the Southern Railway Westbound, and with the A. C. North and Southbound. -Ai J.1...1. il bWtV.

jmay mrifinbiT the oc ifccaHion with pleasure. LET THE COLLEGE CATERER, "cMarse Jesse" Prepare that Banquet. He KNOWS HOW. G.C. Pickard Co LIVERY STABLE Located on Rosemary -near telephone Exchange.

Stylish turnouts always on hand. WANT A TEAM, CALL 30 G. C. Pickard, Manager Effective same date train No. 9 will eave Newbern at 5:25 P.

leaving The Roney Boys Well might that remarkable juvenile organization, "Roney's Boys," be called "The five wonders of Boydom," for surely no audience that ever gathered to enjoy the unique and splendid entertainment provided by these five boys ever failed to be enraptured and charmed by the marvelous power and unusual talent of "Roney's Boys." Last night at the Congregational church, one of the largest audiences that ever attended a lecture course number grew most enthusiastic over the program rendered by the celebrated organization. It was great. It was "something different." It was refreshing. It was inspiring. Grand Junction (Col.) Sentinel.

"Roney's Boys" is the next Star Course entertainment. The director of the Star Course says this is the highest priced attraction the University will have this The performance will be given in Gerrard Hall on Saturday, Feb. 25. J. Van Lindley Com r'i Greensboro, N.

C. US I Kinston at 6:45 P. and arrive, II I I Goldsboro at 7:45 P. M. H.

C. SMITH, College Agent Under this new schedule passengers lillll may make direct connection at Goldsboro with all lines without lay-over. The schedule of the Night Express trains Nos. 5 and 6 carrying- Pullman Sleeping cars between Norfolk and Raleigh via Washington, Greenville nd Wilson will remain as at present. W.

W. CROXTON, P. A. New York Quick Lunch and Restaurant FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN Best in the South. 13 E.

Martin RALEIGH, N. C. 1 Eubanks Drug Company Prescription Specialists North Carolina Chapel Hill, When in Ralegh, Go to Tucker Building Pharmacy FOR YOURl Doctor Wm. Lvstfcii The latest novelty in the way of newspaper publication will appear shortly at Jackson, La. It will be issued by inmates of the insane asylum there.

The paper will be published "every once in a while," and will be called "The Bnlletin," Hotel Giersch European Plan. Cafe in Connection RALEIOU, N. C. DRINKS AND 'SMOKES, Etc. ON THE CORNER Kluttz CHAPEL HI ILL, N..

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