NOVEMBER 4,1946
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE SEVEN
KANSAN WANT ADS
WILL THE PERSON: Who picked up a notebook at the cafeteria in the basement of Union building 2 o'clock Friday please call 816, or leave at Daily Kansan office. -6-
LOST: Qual. Analysis Chem, book on Thursday afternoon in Hoch auditorium. Reward. Finder please call Bill Belden, 3337-W or Daily Kansan office. -8-
LOST: Between Brick's and Tenn
gold and maroon Evasharp C. A.
Apen. Please return to Martha Lovell,
905 Tenn., or call 2813-W. Reward.
LOST: Silver Crash bracelet. Engraved H. K. Taylor. Between Frank Strong and J-Hawk cafe. Return to J-Hawk. -6-
LOST: Shaffer fountain pen,名笔 inscribed Paul A. Frohwerk. If found please return to Kansan office.-4-
LOST: Glasses with blue plastic rims in brown leather case, somewhere on the campus. Reward. Finder please call 2995-J, Marylou Mayfield. -6-
FOUND: One fountain pen in English room Friday. Owner may have same by identifying and paying for this ad. Contact the Daily Kansan office.
-4-
Anyone interested in knowing the names of the Democratic candidates or offices in Cherokee County, call or contact Jack Bruyr, 1602 Louisiana. Phone 651. -4-
WILL PERSON: Who took raincoat by mistake from Room 306c Chem.
Bldg, Thursday morning, please return it to 940 Indiana, third floor
Apt. or Chem. office..-6-
LOST: Ring, small gold dinner ring at K.U. Okla. A. & M. game. Reward. Call collect 9965 Topeka. -6. YOU NEED HELP? Many students are available for permanent part time jobs. Call Men's Employment Bureau, K.U. 10 or mail your needs to room 228 FS. -6-
WANTED: Naval officers blues. Lt.
K菩, KUJ. 120. -6-
Will the person who found a Schaffer fountain pen in practice room at Hoch, please call Mary Stewart Phone 506. -6-
Position open for wife of GI or full time office see. for the Dept. of Bacteriology. Call K.U. 145. -6-
LOST: In Union cafeteria at noon,
Oct. 30, wallet containing navy
charge and other valuable papers
of Anne M. Cowgill. Finder keep
money. Return wallet to Daily Kansan
office.
-5
FOR SALE: German Virgin 35-mm,
camera; F35; Compur 1/300. Mort
Hauserman. Phone 348. -5-
WANTED: Ride from Sunflower to K.U. and return. Classes from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. See James Rusk, 607 Hercules Road. -5-
SALE: 35mm camera, Argus C-3 with synchronized flash attachment. New. Call Bruce Goshorn, 534. -7
LOST: Billfold near Marvin with identification inside. $5.00 reward. Please contact Gordon Sandker or Daily Kansan office. -5
LOST on campus Oct. 30—Black Parker pen with name Bob Long on it. If found, please call 3088. -5
LOST: 2 books and notebook left in car Monday, Oct. 7. Anyone knowing their whereabouts, please drop a card to David Butler, 810 Sunflower dorm or contact Daily Kansan. -4
FOR SALE: 1935 Pontiac good condition. New rubber. See at 1004 New York after 3 p.m. -4
FOR SALE: Two strands of real cultured pearls valued at $200 each by Lawrence Jewelers. Will sell for $125 each. If you wish something truly fine, call 2640-W and make an appointment to see these. -4
LOST: Glasses with red plastic rims in a black leather case somewhere on the campus. Reward. Finder please call 1783, Eileen Saul.
LOST: Grey Parker 51 pen, name on it. Ford N. Bohl. Reward. Call 705.
4-
LOST: One identification bracelet on football field 5. If found call Bob Combs. Phone 534.
4-
LOST—IKE Loglog duplex slide rule without case. Reward. Wilmer C.
Andes, phone 2622M. -4-
EXPERIENCED musicians, piano,
trumpet, drummer. Interested in
dance band. Contact Dean Gilley.
1304 Mass. -4-
LOST: Black leather (A-2) jacket.
Believed left in a classroom. Please
contact Dick Ashley, Sigma Nu
house. Phone 534. -4-
PHONOGRAPH RECORDS: Popular
sheet music, magazines. Get
them on the Hill. The Record Nook,
12th and Oread, down the walk between
Harzfelds and Rock Chalk.
FRANZ CONOCO SERVICE: 9th and New Hampshire. Leave your car at your convenience. Lubrication, tire repair, battery charging and washing. Winterize your car now. -5-
LOST: On intramural field Wednesday, Oct. 23. 1 log decigrit
slide rule and an A. C. Circuits book and notebook. Generous reward. S. Harris, 957. -5-
GAS UP: Jensen and Wuthnow Conoco Service station, 900 Indiana st. Phone 3354. Tire repairing, battery charging, complete lubrication, car washing, spark plug cleaning, service calls. -26-
LOST: Between 9th and Kentucky and 11th and Ohio. 1 Bulova wrist-watch, brown band. Finder please call 3436-W. Reward. -5-
PHOTO-EXACT COPIES: Discharge and valuable papers. Fast service. Low price. Round Corner Drug Co., 801 Mass., Lawrence, Kansas, or Lane F, Apt. 18, Sunflower, Kansas.
$5,000 OR BUST Give to W. S. S. F.
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You Can Get It at
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2 MILES NORTH OUT OF LAWRENCE
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