WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 1948
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE SEVEN
Daily Kansan Classified Ads
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For Sale
BERMINGTON NOISELESS portable type-writer, model 47, $112 original value, will sell for $80. If interested phone 16381, address, 946 Ohio. 14
'41 OLDS SEDANETTE,' 46 motor, David A. Harner, 3427, 1238 Miss. 14
ONE PRACTICALLY new Courtland tennis racket, Nylon strung and in excellent condition. Call Wayne Lorimer, Carson Hall, 561-743-3311. 14
FORD, 5 passenger club coupe. Excellent condition, radio and heater, good tires. Call between 4-6 p.m. 30608, 1414 Tenn. 14
WILLYS, 1938, 4-dr., radio, heater, good shape clean, good mileage. (Price $425). See at 1027 Pennsylvania. Phone 25988l.
REFRIGERATOR: with deep freeze new. Have to sell before last of May.
1939 MERCURY Convertible. See in
examples at 1000 Mauve. 17
GOOD SUN RAY Enlarger with Ilex
enastigmat F 6.3 lens also Argus A-2
35 mm camera. Both good condition. Ph.
966. Bill McCarter. 12
RADIO-PHONOGRAPH, latest model
automatic record-changer. CH12
F60052A447981981981981
**Y'TRANKS! We will buy, trade or sell**
you any Army or Navy gear in good
condition that you may wish to
of Lawrence Surplus 911 Mass. Pho-
sia.
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Business Service
TYPING: For better grades have your term papers and other written work neatly and accurately typed. Phone 2193M, 729 Missouri, Mrs. Earl Wright.
TUTORING MATHEMATICS: Lucy A.
Dougherty, 906aine, Phone 30844
Lakewood, WA
AIRLINE RESERVATIONS. City Ticket office. The First National Bank of Lawrence. Miss Rose Giesemann, Mgr., 8th and Mass. Phone 30. 14
STUDENTS' WIFE wants typing at home. Your term paper, thesis, or any typing done promptly and accurately.
Phone 10038 Wade, 1306 New Hampshire 13
LET ME TYPE your themes, reports, and tests. Accurate, and reasonable work. Bring to Lawrence Business College, 641 Louisiana, phone 894. Ask for Charles
TYPING: Thesis. Reasonable and prompt. Phone. 2363J 17
TENNIES RACKET restreigning and repairing—sik, nylon, nugat. $3 to $10.00. Shop at Dick Richards or Hal Miller, Oread Hall, 3083. 14
TYPING: Reasonable rate. Phone
23610 1920 Knoxville
TENNIS RACKETS restrung or repaired
Wilhelmus, J. 211 E. 109 Tcl. 2446J.
Wilhelmus, J. 211 E. 109 Tcl. 2446J.
TYPING DONE: Prompt attention, accept phone 418 or bring to 1218 Corn. St. 2t.
TYPING done: Term papers, reports, specs
attention given thesis. Accurate work
reasonable prices. Call 1996-W. Apartment
2. 1101 Tennessee.      rtes
TAILOR-MADE suits, $35.50 to $65.00. Expert alteration and engineering. George Eberhart & Son, Tailor Shop, 831½ Mass. rtes
NEW vacuum cleaners for rent. Attachments included. $1.50 per day. Al Brooks Sweeper Co., 8311'% Mass. Ph. 1104 between 9 and 12 a.m.
Wanted
$10 REWARD for information of suitable
harmful apartments or per person all Mar-
tor residences. **MAR-733**.
WANTED TO BUY: 1946 or 47 Ford,
Chewrolet or Nash "800" in good
condition. No convertible. Call 1162 after
2:00 p.m.
14
t. WANT transportation to California
June 2 or 3. Will share expenses and
help drive. Scott Workman, 1121 Ohio.
Phone 11. 13
WANT GOOD used French's Differential
Priore with H. Ferrell, 133 Temp.
Priore 2039
WANT TO RENT or lease apartment,
furnished or unfurnished, for next fall.
Room is located on the west side of
rooms least at least two or three years. Bob
Coldsnow, 1409 Rhode Island, 26024) 17
800-830-5444
EXPERIENCED stenographer wants permanent position. I have passed the State photographer and an auburn resident. Plot morning or evening. 1155W.
Transportation
LEAVING EVERY Friday at 4:00 p.m. for Witchia, returning Sunday evening Please call only Wed. or Thur., between 7:00-9:30 p.m. Harry Schryer, 3170. 13
Lost
LOST on or about April 17, a gold-topped Schaeffer fountain pen, probably at Stadium. Call Maxine Majers, 1768. Hopkins hall.
BLACK MALE cocker, wearing leather
harness. Monday of last week. Name:
Friskie. Return to Dick Williams. Reward.
Call 1967. 17
CUFF LINK. Gold with silver set, ole.
13. Clyde Washburn. 860. Cornhull binn.
13. Mary E. Marker. 860. Cornhull binn.
For Rent
ROOMS one block from Union for eight girls and two boys available for summer and fall. Phone 3231R after 3. 18 Girls in special classes. Men, quiet and studious, to intoxicates. Those renting for summer may stay over next term. Mrs. Hoffman, 1244 La.
MOVE CLOSER for the summer. Room for 2 boys. 1346 Ohio. 14
ROOMS WITH sleeping porches available summer school. 1416 Tenn Phone. 1416
829-7050
BOOM and BOARD for four men students. Single beds. Reasonable rates. Available for summer and fall terms. Call 2353J or see at 909 Mo. 13 WILL HAVE two double rooms for rent, close to the campus, for the summer term. See or call after 6 p.m. 1725 Izumi Street Phone 2631W. 12
PIANO—NEW and used. Piano-tuning
916 Illinois, Phone 815.
Piano Company
916 Illinois, Phone 815.
Miscellaneous
A NEW TIE every month. Be the center of
moment. Send $1.19 immediately to Tie-
A-Month Club, Box 397, 37th and Soruce
first selection, 4 Pens, and receive the
first selection.
DANCE every Saturday night at odd Fel-
dre. Informal. Joe Langheart
orchestra.
Found
FOUND: Large ring in practice room in Hoch auditorium Tuesday morning identify and pay for ad in Kansan office. 14
Legion Convention Starts Saturday
About 700 delegates are expected to attend the second annual district convention of the American Legion to be held at the Community building Saturday and Sunday.
Special guests and speakers will include Gov. Frank Carlson, Harry Colmothy, former national commander; Congressman Errett P. Scrivener, StateCommander Fred Wallas, and all staff members of the Kansas department of the Legion.
Members will discuss membership child welfare, and rehabilitation.
GIFTS-FOR-ALL-OCCASIONS
This One Must Have Hurt
Washington, Pa.—(UP)—A toothache caused a freak accident here. Mrs. J. A. Yusko, who was driving to her dentist, told police she was struck by a sudden sharp pain in her jaw, causing her to crash into a parked truck.
Gustafson
THE COLLEGE JEWELER
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