1947
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14. 1947
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN. LAWRENCE KANSAS
PAGE SEVEN
Daily Kansan Classified Ads
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For Sale
SALES REPRESENTATIVES: old estab-
lishment sales organization to pre-war strength
Training approved by State Department
of Labor. Training leads to good jobs with succe-
sful future. Interviews at Eldridge Hotel, Sat-
turay, Oct 18, 2 p.m.-C. H. Tickamy.
1934 CHEVROLET coupe good condition, may see at 1345 Kent after 4:00 p.m.
R. C.A. VICTOR self-changing portable radio. Sacrifice, 414 W, 12th. [16]
41 FORD convertible, good condition
Stone St Phone 14530. See at 112 Orem
Stone St Phone 14530.
BEAT THE high cost of meat with a nice
eat fat calf for your locker. Phone
(415) 637-8900.
SMITH - CORONA portable typewriter and Remington electric razor (dual head). Both excellent condition. Inquire Room T-A, Basement, Strong Frank. 16
47 PLYMOUTH coach. Good tires and
shelter. New brakes. Reduced
reduced price to sell. 38 Chrysler sedum
radio, heater, overdrive, in good condi-
tion. Call 6-900. 914 Louisiana. Car.
TWO LIVING room suites, good condition, choice, $50.00. One used maple dineette, $7.00. One good $912 uxid with pad, Weekley Furniture Co. 119 E. St. S.; Weekley Furniture Co. 119 E. St. S.
BLUE-GREY loafer's jacket, size 36
BELGREEN loafer's jacket, size 36,
16-26 D. Sunside. Phone 1449W.
16-26 D. Sunside. Phone 1449W.
1939 FORD: 5 passenger coupe, $600
1940 FORD: 6 or Saturday, Willem
Hunter, Gurnard 9th, $100
1941 Ford: 8th, $120
NOW AVAILABLE: Japanese log log du
store rule. Student Union dog
Store.
MOTORCYCLE: '41 Indian 74. New transmission Overall a clean machine. Call 3494 or see Les Main at 413 West 13t St.
ELECTRIC refrigerator, excellent condition,
Handphone Ecdorion 1 (flat rate).
ALMOST NEW. Conn Trombone, gold
instrument included. $99. Call 16194.
14. Phone 800-754-2372.
VETERANS! We will buy, trade or sell for you any Army or Navy gear in good condition that you may wish to dispose of. Lawrence Surplus 911 Mass. Phone 669
For Rent
2 LARGE ROOMS, 2 boys in each. Phone
17890 1195 Mississippi 99
179MC, 1125 Mississippi. 20
BROOM furnished house in exchange for
house. Home City for spring semester. Phone 3016R.
IDEAL SLEEPING and studying quarters for 2 boys, single or double. Close to campus. 1809 Tenn. 16
VERY NICE room for two boys, newly
refinished. 1121 Pennsylvania. See Mr.
Henry at Green Hardware or call after
6:00 p.m. Phone 3123. 15
ROOMS for boys at 1312 Ohio, 2 blocks
campus. Call in person or telephone
31485
SLEEPING rooms for men. One room for two. One room for four. Outside entrance. Private bath. $4 per week. To business district and bus. Phones 2648R, 2648L
PLACE for 1 girl student. $5.00 per week. 1229 Ohio. 14
Wanted
WANTED TO BUY, used phonographic records, classics or semi-classicals, albums or singles. Call Andy, 2683W anytime. 14 GOOD USED BICYCLE or Whizzer complete. Phone Kloepper, 910 Vermont. Phone 2923W, after 6:00 p.m. $1'
WAITERS from 8 p.m. to 12 p.m. Monday through Saturday. Please arrive on Sunday and Sunday. Would prefer 2 students working alternate nights. Telephone 2007 or contact the Coffee Cup at 10 West
$25 REWARD for information leading to the securing of an apartment at midterm for married couple. Contact John Rix, B24 or 3101w after 8:00 p.m. 14
Business Service
ATTENTION GIRLS — for alterations — suits, coats and dresses, also general sewing call Mrs. Gorrill, 1996M, 1101 Tenn. room at apartment, Reasonable prices.
TYPING: Prompt service. Reasonable FREE OFFER: Photo copies of discharge papers for military credit. Also other Round Corner Drug Co. or price of two (21)
FOR COMPLETE lubrication, oil and gas,
tire repairing, new tires, new batteries,
battery charging and car washing. Jen-
lson Wuthnow's Conoco Coopertion.
Indiana. Serv. Oct. 20.
Transportation
ATTENTION: Football fans: Can take 3 or 4 to Norman for K.U.-Oklahoma footbal and return Sunday, Call Bob Nelson Phone 3231M between 6 and 7 p. 14.
Miscellaneous
Lost
ROSE GOLD Gruen veri-thin wrist watch between east and west concrete tennis courts, about 2 weeks ago. Reward.
Phone 2903-2904 20
BILLFOLD containing identifications.
Light brown leather. Lost between
Bailey and Snow hall. Call Melva Jean
Hatfield, 506. Reward. 15
BLACK army blanket in student section of stadium at game, Oct. 4. Bears name tag, Douglas Paddock. Reward for return to 1408 Tenn. 14
This country, with its institutions,
brings to the people who inhabit it.
It is a model for other nations.
More Days Before It Comes to the Screen!
NOTE!
PRODUCERS DEMAND THESE ROAD SHOW PRICES: —
Matinee $ .75
Kiddies ...  .55
NO SEATS RESERVED
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Evening ... 1.20
1725 Certificates To Pupils In 81 Towns
The University-sponsored reading program for children, begun a year ago, has proved successful, Mrs. Virginia Maddox, director of library service, University Extension, said today.
Grade Children Only
The program is designed to stimulate interest in the reading of good books by children and makes three®
books by children in grades through eight. A certificate is awarded to each child fulfilling the requirements. It bears an aerial view of the University and is signed by Chancellor Malott.
A student must read approved books of several basic literary types. A red seal certificate requires a minimum reading of 12 books a year. A gold seal is given for 25 or more books. Last year 1725 certificates were issued to students in 81 different Kansas towns.
Oral Reports Recommended
Oral rather than formal written reports are recommended. The sponsor is responsible for satisfying himself that the books have been read. The program may be sponsored by teachers, librarians, school officials, or various organizations and clubs.
The department of English, School of Education, and the University Extension are working together in presenting this service.
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Fine Stones
Beautiful Mountings
$42.50 to $2,500.00
Sample's Watch Shop 710 1/2 Mass. Tel.368
Parker 51 Fountain Pens and Super Chrome Ink
Stowits Rexall Store
ROBERTS
Jewelry Gifts
833 Mass. Phone 827
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