Ohio University - Athena Yearbook (Athens, OH)

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Of F.vW ' -y F ' 3e scriptioi A rite for Prices and F eirtic» lars S e ML. C. SAXVc-c, Co. CoVamWs, © v o Twinkle, twinkle, little Star tiow I ve wondered where you are If for s good meal or lu :eh you ' re looking, And tan appreciate . e est of cooking, I ' ll cease to wonder wo. . you are, And heL 1 you straightaway for The STAR Restaurant and Dining Hall The place that feeds the people ALTERS S, ALLISON, 30 NORTH GOLRT ST. PROPRIETORS ATHENS. OHIO i ' AR BAKERY The best plat, to :. ' v ?U kin. Is i ! ' bread and rakes. If your grocer does not ke j it call up the Star Bakery for the best bread in the city T. LITTLER, Proprietor 9 East Mill Street Athens, Ohio

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I luv the Minister for ' 2 thiiiRs: For the Crow that i- in him, and for thL Spurs that arc on liini to hack up the (-row with. fOSH BALLINGS. We crow about tl HOOD qualities of our Printing and Stationery, and have |he equipment to hack it up. ) The Ellets SK. Printei 2M Court Square Carver Company iders, Stationers :e Outfitters Parkcrsburg, W. Va.

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ARE ' YOU GOING TO COLLEGE ome Facts About Ohio University, Athens, Ohio n i-. the oldest . I ... I I ' ll.- flK ' llltj r. n- - Ohio Universit Established in ■ • hy the Ohio Legislature I in Hi. ' Northwest. at about fifty members. Over 1800 unl ■ i- were in attendance last year. Onlj is . i [he ;.; reputable « ' . lieges and University ■■ - hi- luul larger receipts and expenditure) ' ronli.ig tu the Commissioner ' s lasl i.-port. T::e College of Liberal Arts Include - i ' | - Classi .1 ' . ' -I-. degre l. I!. Pliilosoo ' .ieal Course, degree Ph. li. ■ Scientist ' e-i rse, dc| ■ c B. 5. : . i ■ are il lo I ' -yrar r urses in Civil and ! . p| Bngliii • ; Expenses • ■ DKIV rs (i ' oiiiu 1 XIVI ' l i he State ,;.l College. 1 .. lull- College. ri ' ollegi ■ iilusic. I State i ■! ' paratory School- To graduate from tin- College of Liberal Arts requires four years, or the completion of 2500 hours. Of these, 1500 are required and 1000 elective. Brighi students who work hard and attend tliree sessions of i hi- Summer School ran graduate in three year- . Tuition is free. The niy charge is a registration fee of $5.00 a term. Free tuition is equivalent to a free scholarship for every student. ;. d board and room tan be had for $3.25 a week. Kaeh year a hi tit tii ' ly students earn their hoard in various ys. (ihiii University is tin- College for the poor hoy; it i- also a good phut for the sens and d lugbters t the rich. w Athens Athens is » ne of the tines! towns ii- Ohio. There are no sa. r.s in Athens. The water is i i v. Typhoid fever is unknown. Alliens is 76 miles south of Columbus, -57 west of Parkersburg, 159 east of Cincinnati. Three rad- ii. ids enter the .own. . iheiis is an ideal place for a University; t is free from the temptations and detractions of a large City, and yet has all the conveniences of model civilization. I ir full information address: EDWIN W. CHUBB, Dean, College of Liberal A, -, or ALSTON ELLIS, President ATHENS, OHIO.