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Ail Infcorfrntornity hockey league la
being formed among the fraternities at
Minnesota.
The Junior Prom committee will
meot Thursday at 11 o'clock hi U 101).
A full attetdanco Is desired.
Mrs. J. C. Bell, 1414 O St.
Wigs, for homo parties. Halrdress-
Mug,, scientific manicuring, chiropody.
There Is no lime llko Harris' time.
If yom' watch Isn't up to date you bet-
' tor see Hnrrls, the watch doctor, 1107
i O St.
Why not got a Unl. Pin for that
Xmas present? Sterling silver and sol-
' id sliver and "solid gold. Prices, 20c
and upwnrdB. At the Co-op.
i Henry Holt, In the current issue oft
The Outlook, declares that American
university students are crazy over ntllj
i letlcs. "Gee, ain't It groat to be '
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Cmns present? Sterling sllvor and sol-
! Id silver and solid gold. Prlfces, 20c
and upwards. At the Coop.
Mr. O. J. Fee, superintendent of
gi minds and buildings, has returned
from Chicago, whore he has been con-!
nected with the International Stock j
Show.
Mr. Byron E. Yoder will lead the,
Y. M. C. A. prayer meeting this even
ing in the Association roomst Ills sub-'
ject will be, "The Young Man- and His j
Money."
The next qualifying examination for
the Oxford sholarshlp awarded to this
slate by the will of the late Cecil
Eh od oh, has been fixed for the 17th and
1Sth of January, 1907.
Dr. and Mrs. Hessey will be the
guests of ox-Chancellor Canfield' while j
on their visit to New York during the
holidays. Dr. Canfield Is now librarian
for Columbia University.
Miss Almee Wilson, head of the
I Stenographic Bureau, who has beon
confined to her homo for sevoral weeks
by a severe illness, is again able to
tako uji a portion of her work.
Minnesota University is going to
have a big lobby at Its state legislature
to secure a larger appropriation to
Hi I so the salaries of its professors.
Tho average salary of the Minnesota
instructors is 6nly $1,398:
, Theory Work to Begin.
All cadets will report for Theory
Work In Military Sclonce on Monday,
December 17, tho assignments to
classes will bo posted on the bullotin
i board in tho Armory on or before Sat
t urday morning.
"Sem. Bot." to Meet.
There will bo a meeting of the "Sem.
Bot." today in N, 104, at 7:30 p. m.
The program to bo rendered comprises
la paper on "Alteration of Generation,"
by Miss Margaret Hannah,' and tho
review of Whitney's "Sell Fertility,"
by Mr. L. L. Zook.
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