Case Western Reserve University - Lux / Differential Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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May 30-C. A. C. beat Case 21-1 in the morning. C. A. C. beat Adelbert 12-7 in the afternoon. Ie is the Qesine Of every high-minded man to be NEATLY AND STYLISHLY DRESSED. IT IS A QUESTION With many as to TVHAT is the most appropriate and where to get it. THOSE OF REFINED TASTE XVil1 at once decide that A TAILOR'S IS THE PLACE. BUT WHAT TAILOR 'Z Is the next question. To those whose sense of refinement requires FINE TAILORING, ' we will say that OUR Show 1Vindows, our Salesroom for our rentj are not so large' as most of our competitors can boast of, but we keep the expense of conducting business to the least possible cost. Vve avoid all risk through credit, and can give you Value, Real Net Value in Tailoring. OUR STOCK OF WOOLENS Is Larger and Finer tl1an you'llf1nd at Fancy Priced Places. slulwlkslu Glu Alb Alb Alb REED, The Tailor, IOO PUBLIC SQUARE, Bet. Ontario and Euclid. ' T H E Cleveland Dry Goods Company CLEVELANWS GREAT DEPARTMENT STORE, 120, 122, 124 and l26 Ontario st., Invite every resident of this growing city, and every stranger that visits our city, to make a tour ofinspection through their entire establishment. Understand, we donlt ask you to buy. Nvhat we want is to have you get a proper understand- ing of what we are doing, and the best way to get this is to pay us avisit. 'What you see makes an impression. We pride ourselves in saying that we are to Cleve: land and vicinity what Wa11a1naker's is to Philadelphia. XVe sell everything in the way of Dry Goods, 1XIillinery, Shoes, Carpets, Bedding, Glassware, Notions, Cloaks, Furniture, Curtains, Crockery, Household Hardware, etc. Every department is under the direct management of an expert in that partic- ular line of goods, and is handled as though it were a separate store, so you will discover that our business is not a Jack of all Trades affair. On the contrary, it is a Biercantile Institution, operated and conducted on the most ap- proved ninteenth century ideas and me- thods. Vve know what we are doing. VVe know what our competitors are doing, and with all due respect to them, we un- hesitatii-1glysayYOU OUGHT TO TRADE WITH US. 'We sell a greater variety of goods than any other concern in Ohio, and distributing vast quantities of mer- chandise, which enables us to buy large quantities, and always having the ready cash to buy with, we own our goods cheaper than other concerns, and as our ratio of expenses to sales is lower than other concerns in Cleveland, we can and do UNDERSELL THEM ALL. We will DC pleased to have you pay us a visit, and assure you that it will prove to be pleasant and profitable. The Cleveland Dry Goods Co., 120, 122, 124 and l26 ontario sf., CLEVELAND, OHIO. -Tune 4-Case Field Day. AdeIbert's pole vault record broken. V

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May 23-Adelbert BEATS Oberlin. What's the score? Six to four. Barnhart strikes out seven teen men. ADELBERT GGLLEGE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY NDEAVORS to give young men the best possible training, intellectual, moral, physical, Christian. Its standard of scholarship is high. Its requirements for admission are as exact as those of the best Colleges. It has ample facilities for giving the best that a College can give. It has a faculty of fifteen, well-equipped chemical, physical and biological laboratories, a library of thirty thousandvolumes, particularly full in the departments of History, French and English Literature, and containing in the library of Dr. Willielm Sherer, of the University of Berlin, which the library possesses entire, the best equipment in the country for the study of German Literature. lt offers three courses leading to degrees: the regular classical course, including Greek, a course in-which modern languages are substituted for Greekg and a course in which Science and an additional amount of Mathe- matics are substituted for Greek. After the Sophomore year the studies are largely elective. There are sixty-three electives for the student to choose from, embracing, besides the regular work in those studies, seven courses in Greek, eight courses in Latin, six courses in English Literature, three courses in Rhetoric, three courses in French, five courses in German, three courses in Spanish and I Italian, three courses in Mathematics, three courses in Biology, three courses in Physics a.nd Astronomy, five courses in Chemistry and Geology, seven courses in History and six courses in Philosophy. Religious Training is a feature in studentlife upon which emphasis islaid. The students maintain a College Young Men's Christian Association, and the exercises of each day are opened with prayers in the College Chapel. There is an effort to make the social life of the students as pleasant as possible, and the faculty endeavor to become personally acquainted with each undergraduate. The College is very favorably situated in one of the most beautiful parts of Cleveland. lt has a. large campus, which contains all the facilities for the practice of athletics, including a gymnasium equipped with the latest and best apparatus, a base ball diamond with a grand stand, a running track, tennis courts, etc. The pursuit of athletics in moderation is en- couraged by the faculty. May 25-'91 gets a Senior vacation after all. Their petition did it. A IV.

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June 5-A few of the Freshmen are shunned by the rest of the students. THIS IS THE ORIGINAL PEPPERIVIINT FLAVORED CTIEWI GGQM First to relieve the distressing pains of DYSPEpS1A AND HEARTBU RN. OHEW FOR 20 MINUTES AFTER EACH MEAL i s I CHEW if f IVIWI-EK'E 5 A W I n I we ' GUM 7 NULIBER OF NUMfBER OF NUMBER OF NUAIBER OF ORIGINATED AND MANUFACTURED ONLY BY W. J. WHITE, Cleveland, Ohio, U. S. A. INTRODUCED DECEMBER l886. PIECES SOLD PIECES SOLD PIECES SOLD PIECES SOLD 1887 1888 1889 ......... 4,799,000 . .... 06,630,700 07,831,000 1890 .................................... 126,874,000 june 10-Catalogues of new course system appear. VI.