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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22; 1939

WANT ADS

LOST: Cocker Spaniel pup, 4 months

old. Light red in color. Last seen
at 12th and Oread, 7 p.m. Sunday.
Boy’s pet. Phone 2246M. Reward. -12

SALE °29 Model A Ford for sale.
Good condition. Sacrifice sale. Don
Reed, phone 1220 or 84. —7

 

 

Two rooms for boys—$6 and. $10, only

50 feet from Campus, sleeping
porch, shower baths, tub, sowth east
front. New beds. —T

SALE: ’29 Model A Ford coupe; good
condition, bargain. New paint job.
Call 3011. 1336 Vermont. —7

BOYS: Choice rooms available for

men students. Double or single
rooms. 1011 Tennessee. Reasonable
rates. —6

ROOMS: Roomy doubles, south and

east exposure, convenient between
school and town, board available,
prices extremely reasonable, con-

 

genial companions: 1345 Vermont.
Call 2744. 5

MEN STUDENTS: Good rooms. Quiet

location. Twin beds. Also single
room, nicely furnished. Home-
cooked meals. Reasonable prices.
Midway to down town. 910 Ohio.—6

BOYS: Room and board at 413 W.
14th. Close to the campus. ‘$20.00 a
month. Call in person. —6

APPROVED ROOM: bedroom, study,

private bath, and garage. For rent
single or double. Breakfast if desir-
ed. 2229 W. Drive. Phone 3093. —6

GIRLS: Single room in private home.
Convenient to university. Phone
2208. —6

BOYS: Very nicely furnished room
for a young man in private home.

Breakfast if desired. Phone 2972.
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APARTMENT: 4-5 rooms, furnished,
newly decorated throughout. Pri-

 

UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS

vate entrance. Electric refrigerator | studio at 1129 Vermont. Phone 2880J. $14 double, $10 single. 1305 Vermont. |

and piano. House bills paid. 1335
Vermont, 2652 J.

APPROVED ROOMS by day, week

or month, special attention given
to friends and parents of all students;
parking space and garages for cars.
Centrally located. Tenth and New
Hampshire Street. Phone 1039.
Glidden Tourist Home. —10

GIRLS: 2 double rooms, $10.00 each

girl; 1 single, $12.50; Mrs. A. J.
Thompson, 1005 Indiana; 3 blocks |
from campus. Board near by. Phone
1576. —6

ROOMS: Distinctive single or double
room for boys in new home. Fin-
nished in beautiful imotty “pine. 2
large closets, built in book cases and
drawers, beautifully furnished. 1117
West H. Parkway, phone 1409. —6

CLARINET and woodwind instruc-
tion. 13 years teaching experience.
Many pupils won national honor

 

ratings. See W. Glenn Ruff. Private

 

 

 

  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
 

 

 

 

This Fall -- LET'S GO PLACES!
Dressed in University Styled Clothes

BE FITTED IN A COLORFUL SPORT COAT

with slacks to harmonize or contrast. It’s

a perfect combination

pus and to classes.
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You WILL WANT A NEW TWEED SUIT,

buttoned down collar shirt, foulard tie and

games.

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and an excellent assortment of sizes.

-Gome in—We-have what you need to

complete your campus wardrobe.

 

sport shoes to wear to the coming football

® Mac Gregor Sweaters in new shades

for wear on the cam-

 

 

 

 

 

 

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APARTMENT for rent to 2, 3 or 4
boys. Phone 1504. 1245 Oread. -12

 

FOR RENT to a Fine Arts student,
a Werner piano in good condition.
Phone 2920 or 1881. ~12

BOYS: Roomates, $6. Single rooms,
$9 each. Two large double rooms
on.south. Close to K.U. and town,

by experienced teacher. Call or
see J. M. Coe, 717 Mississippi, 2606J.
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Phone 3088. , -8
WANTED: At once. Boy to keep|

typewriters in good condition.|
Preferably some one with experi-|
ence. Write Box 7, University Daily
Kansan. +12)

STUDENTS: Laundry done at rea-
sonable prices. We call for and de-
liver. Phone 3143M. Mrs. Henry

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Hallady, 1221 New York St., Law-
rence, Kansas. —10

WANTED: Hustling University jun-

ior or senior boy with a good two
seated ‘car. Steady work for the right
party. Phone 185. -6

 

 

WANTED: A steward at once. Call
25503. —t

TUTORING: In Spanish and Latin

 

 

 

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AN EYE FOR YOU

The distinctive new

magazine for 1939-40

EVERYTHING THATIS K. U.

timely magazines.
20% DISCOUNT IF YOU SUB-
‘SCRIBE IN THE FEE LINE.

ALSO: This will be absolutely the best Jay-

hawker in history.

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for a Coke Date and Good Food

 

BULLETIN

A policy adopted this year makes possible excellent
meals with all the trimmings in the University cafeteria
at the following prices:

Breakfast ______- 10c
Luhthc2s> * eae 25¢
Dinner 222 eee 2 25¢

Drop in on your way home or to schoo! for an enjoyable
meal with your friends in the comfortable and spacious
Memorial Union building, student rendezvous.

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CAFETERIA COUNTER HOURS

prea os eh aS ; ace 3 ae to be the student hangout for
Dinner ------__ 5:30 - 6:30 ater ay eee

Ask to see our banquet rooms and get prices for
special luncheons and dinners.

 

AND

The Union Fountain continues

sandwiches, fountain service, i
and the most convenient and |
finest of all quick dates...
THE COKE DATE.

 

 

 

 

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