WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15. 1948
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE SEVEN
Daily Kansan Classified Ads
Phone KU 376
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE: Like new Tuxedo, 37 regular,
$30.00. Phone 2794W, after 5 p.m.
MODEL T FORD: Body, motor, tires,
and battery good. May be seen any day
except Wednesdays, 3 to 5 p.m., in alley
offside. New Lawn Tamp. Inquiry
Graham Upham I.
HOLTON RESO-TONE cornet. Excellent condition. Perfect valve action. Reasonably pried. See at 1724 Kentucky or call 2383W daily before noon or 5 p.m.
TYPEWRITER for sale. L, C. Smith
"salent" in A-1 condition. See at 2123
FRIGIDAIRE, 1947 model. See at 1135
Maine or call 56.
ANTIQUE: Kund Killim rug, x9·8. For
town, R. B. White, Lane 15, Sunflower.
town, R. B. White, Lane 15, Sunflower.
DON'T WALK home this Christmas.
Drive this 4-door '36 Hudson, Recon-
paint, heater, and spot. good tires, new
paint, heater, and spot. $85.
Sell at Conco Station, 19th Mass.
IDEAL CHRISTMAS gift. Genuine imported Persian rug. Size 6x3. Will sell at reduced price. $70. Phone "Shirazi" at 2022 after 6 p.m.
1933 FORD convertible. Good mechanical condition. Call 2016. 16
1932 CHEVROLET COLE A-1 condition.
to sell. Phone 1844W 922 Ketucky.
BLACK TUXEDO. About size 36 and in good condition. See at 1423 New York.
3-WAY FLOOR lamp. See at 1201 Rhode Island, after 5:00 or phone 10939. 16
REIMINGTON STANDARD typewriter
REMINGTON STANDARD $60, 15
Kentucky. Apt. 6. Phone 25131M.
1940 STUDEBAKER. Perfect mechanic-
ing, fire fighting and heater. Nei-
tles. Phar. Phil., Pkc 236.
ARCHERY SETS: Reduced to one-half price. Regular $14.45, 5½- foot lemonwood set complete for only $7.48. For delivery, Store, 929 Mass. Phone 21 for delivery
WIRE RECORDERS. Brand new, complete, ready to go. $30 and up. Call 1-800-277-5946. IRISH TERRIER: Pure bred puppies for Christmas. A real family dog. Ideal for children. $50. See afternoons at 6C Shops, 6th and Illinois. Ph. 6822-7100. Slipon
WAFFLE IRON Special Regular $12.45.
B. F. Goodrich Store $29.50. at $8.
B. F. Goodrich Store $29.50. at $8.
LOST
GLASSEE
he/she/they
bother me, the last Friday. Needed badly.
bady. Please call 2731R. Hire Diberto.
diby. Please call 2731R. Hire Diberto.
CLASS RING: Initialis inscribed inside.
They are H.G.M. Reward if returned.
Call Hector Gomiz, phone 3279, or leave at Kanson office. 20
OOMEONE TOOK wrong wurf coat after
OTC. B.C. ball, Dec. 10. Coat and name,
saved. We have a coat
different lately, call 1217. We have a coat
to return to you.
20
FOR RENT
FARM HOME. close in. For particular
requirements. Realty Agency 731.
Mass. Phone 344.
VACANCY FOR one man in large double
bedrooms. Private entrance. 18
Kentucky.
BUSINESS SERVICE
TYPING: Reasonable rates, Prompt
DEPENDABLE firewatchers will care for
your fire during Christmas vacation. Don
Larry G. Sunflower; Bob Campbell, 201
Lore H. S. Sunflower
XMAS PORTRAITS will be available
from all 14 sites on Saturday,
Sunday, and Monday. Stuids hours 10 a.m.
to p.m. Evenings by appointment. Jack
Stuids Studio. 864 Mass. (south side)
Phone 723.
WATCHES, expertly repaired at Bail-
fours, 411 West 14th. Timed by
electronics. Snappy service; very reasonable
rates. tf
WHEN ALL FETS including dogs, birds, fish, cats, pigeons, skunks, parrots, squirrels, rats, mice, etc., go shopping for an outfit they go to Grant's Pet Shop. 1218 Conn. St. Phone 418. Everyone needs the pet field—their needs are our business. 12-21
TYBING DONE: Prompt attention, accurate work and reasonable rates. Tel. 418 or bring to 1218 Conn. St. Ask for Miss Helen. 12-21
EBERHART and Son, tailors. Finest samples made to measure, suits, topsoats, overcoats. Alterations, repairing and other work. 831% Mass. 19
MISCELLANEOUS
AFTER THE show, drop in and have a cake at our "Friendly Fountain."
TYPING TERM papers, note books,
themes, and thesis. By experienced
typist. Prompt service, reasonable rates.
Phone 1601. 21
RIDE FOR two to Hoshington, Great Bend, or vicinity, Wednesday evening, December 23. Dec. write R. E. Holmes, 222 Lane OO, Sunflower. Share expenses.
WANTED
TRANSPORTATION
DRIVING TO Denver, Colo., Dec. 22 or
23, returning Jan. 2. Want four or five
Colo. riders to share expenses. Call
Marshall at 2631W. 17
CONTACT US for all airline information,
City ticket office, First National Bank,
Miss Rose Giesman, Mgr., 8th and Mass.
Ph. 30.
WANTED: Ride to New York City or vicinity, Wednesday, Dec. 22. Philadelphia will do. Walter Davis, 2027 Kentucky or call for 2747M. 17
GOING SOUTH? Want ride for two boys to little Rock, Hot Springs or vicinity on Dec. 23. Will share expenses. Phone Brown at 2598W. 17
RIDE WANTED to New York or vicinity.
Leave to suit driver. Share expenses and driving.
Call 1324W or 1547 Ky. Apt. 3.
Jq O.Hrau. 16
RIDERS WANTED: Aim driving to Chicago and will take two riders on a share expenses basis. Al Soukup. Phone 3312. 30
ROUNDTRIP ride to Los Angeles over Christmas vacation. Will drive and share expenses. Call Dean Dwyer. Ph. 2009.
20
RIDE MORNING and evening to Lawrence from Topeka and back. Contact Dennis Wolfe, 413 West 14th, or Phone 2099. 20
RIDE TO California or willing to form a rental car contact C. L. Palmer at 1648J.
WOULD LIKE ride over holidays to vicinity of Albuquerque or Las Vegas, New Mexico. Leave name at Kansan office. 4 Burt, C. 491 G. Sales. 20
IF YOU ARE planning a trip and want a ride or riders, leave your name with the Travel Bureau—Student Union Activities office. 15
STUDENT AND WIFE will share expenses with anyone with a car going to or near San Antonio for the Christmas holidays.
Phone 1547W₄ 15
Body Has Flaws As Evolution Lags
Would you like to carry on a dinner-table conversation while chewing a mouthful of food and still not offend the doctrines of Emily Post? Or, enjoy a movie while sitting behind a pillar, perhaps?
Impossible? Not at all. That is not if you had one of the "ideal bodies" mentioned by L. C. Woodruff, dean of men, in a talk "Improving On Nature," at the Zoology club recently.
To accomplish the feat of eating and talking simultaneously it would be necessary to have two mouths, he said. One located in the body at table level for eating; the other, in the accepted place for mouths, with which to converse. This would eliminate the embarrassing situation of trying to answer the questions of the lady to one's right and the gentleman to one's lift while masticatin a particularly tough piece of beef steak.
Another innovation of the "ideal body," said Dean Woodruff, would be the insertion of an eye on the end of the little finger. This would enable a person to watch an airplane by merely holding up his hand. No doubt it would eliminate the crick in the neck from among man's many complaints.
The "finger" eye also would enable persons to look around corners or to peer under tables in search of lost articles, he pointed out.
Patronize Daily Kansan Advertisers
You Too Can Design A Fountain Pen That Will Delight The Mermaids
Industry is aware that it needs talented young designers. It has recognized this need by offering excellent salaries. It is beginning to recognize that the well educated young designers do not just happen, but that they are the product of our educational system.
It isn't an accident that people buy a certain car, or a certain fountain pen. Nine out of ten articles used every hour of every day are planned, studied, and created by an industrial designer. The industrial designer is the triple-threat man of modern industry.
An industrial design major is being offered by the design department of the School of Fine Arts. The four-year curriculum at the University was planned by Don Kane, design instructor. He is a graduate of K.U. and has had several years of industrial experience.
The course requires that the student study in various schools of the University including the School of Business, Fine Arts, Engineering, Journalism, and the College.
"The students must have a working knowledge of industrial practices. He has to be able to work with metal, glass, wood, and plastic," Mr. Kane said.
Mr. Kane continued, "The consumer of today is design conscious. The appearance of an article is becoming more and more an integral part of its success or failure.
"Industry is learning that beauty has sales value. Along with convenience, utility and simplicity, eye-appeal must be considered before an article is ready for market.
Summer Civil Service Jobs Are Offered To Students
Sailors aboard the grounded brigantine General Arnold outside Plymouth Bay in 1778 survived by pouring rum into their water-filled boots. The rum had a lower freezing point than the water that was soaking them.
THIS AD WORTH
$5.00
on a New $39.95
Motorola Playboy
Portable Radio
Examinations for the positions will be held by the civil service commission.
Juniors and sophomores who are interested in working in the national bureau of standards laboratories during the summer months may fill out application forms in 111 Marvin ball.
Complete line of ARROWS
at
B. F. GOODRICH 929 Mass. Phone 21
AT The Palace 843 Mass.
STOP WORRYING! TAKE DAD ARROW SHIRTS FOR CHRISTMAS!
"BARONET"
$7.50
"DALE"
$4.50
"HULL"
$3.65
ARROW SPORTS SHIRTS FROM $4.0r
ARROW HANDKERCHIEFS from 35c
There's nothing your Dad, brother or rich uncle would like better than Arrows for Christmas.
So why waste vacation time shopping? Just see your local Arrow dealer for some practical gift suggestions.
For example-Arrow's fine white shirts are always welcome, and a warm and colorful Arrow sports shirt would be a perfect gift for an outdoor Dad I
A few nice Arrow ties might hit the spot. $1 to $2.50. Or how about a box of fine Arrow handkerchiefs with Dad's initial?
See your Arrow Dealer.