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UNIVERSITY DAILY, KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3. 1930
Society
The University Women's basketball JM is first regular needing this year yearday day, bracket of Xavier hall.
Official of the ship who were in the
Preparing Room. Mr. M. B. Linton,
Mrs. E. C. Smith, and Mrs. J. H.
Strattonman. Mrs. P. Paul Lawson,
Ms. A. M. Orchardhaman, Ms. J.
A. M. Orchardhaman, Mrs. M.
Mary Wiese Rana, assistant secretary for the University of Y. W. C. A., for the U.S. Department of State, recently. Mary Wese Rana will be in 1928 to take her B. D. degree in New York. She is now traveling for the University of Washington divisions of the national Y. W. C. A.
The engagement of Joanina Rose of Garden City in Flood Hockenbill or Beckham will be held at the Beckham is a graduate of the University of Kansai, where he is a member.
Dinner guests at the Alpha Tau Omega house last night were: Patricia Johnson, Virginia Evans, Margaret Ribow, Dionyce Dowdy, Windford Wright, Carol Coit, Virginia Sangman, Marianna Flint, Erik Renton, and Reynold Watkins.
Merril Roff, A.E.36, is instructor in psychology at Cornell University, Ithaca. Y. Roff is listed by the college. City State University instructor in the United States.
Ward has been received of the marrieded of Ruth Beard of Stafford to Kernow G. Chester, ALI,B7,8, a member of the Ward Family. They are living in Pebblehill, Perma, where Mr. Chester him a fellowship in at the Laugh Institute of Research.
The marriage of Mena Ridings of Caldwell to Orin Johnson of South Haven took place on the evening of August 16, 1928. A copy is from the University here in 1928.
Phi Chi, medical fraternity, announces the pledging of Paul Pearson of Hartford, and Thurston Waylan of Hertington.
E. Thomas Waughall, L.L.B.F., of Independence, president of University of Kansas anamion association, was Thursdays guest at the Philadelphia of the Phi Alpha Delta fraternity.
Announcement of the marriage of Vein Edwards of Belgrade to Frank Cooper of Canton, IL. was made repre-
sentative and is posted on the University of Kansas for two years.
The Thursday evening dinner guests at Corbin hall included; Mist Nelle Barnes, of the department of English, Mrs. L. A. Hatcher of Leavenworth, Mist Ethel Durry of Wallace, Mist Ethel Durry, Mrs. W. Wallace, Mist Ethel Durry, Miss Ethel Durry, Super.
Boulash Manning, c'31, wa taken to the student hospital last night.
Voltage M. Holmes, B.S.23, is visiting a few days this week of the Chi Delta Sigma house. Mr. Holmes is att-
DR. JOHN ISE
will speak, on "Some Unichristian aspects of Our Present Economic System," at 7:10 Sunday at Uuniversity Church, 12th and Vt. St., before the Young People's Society.
"A RARE GIFT" will be the subject of the minister's discourse at 11 o'clock.
Bill's Shine Parlor
At the Oread Barber Shop
Have your old shoes dyed.
We make them look like new.
Leave your shoe repair work
in the morning and get them
in the afternoon.
united at Buffalo, N.Y., where he is
also signwriter for the Washington
Dipstick Co.
The Child Justice Sigma fraternity announced the pilgrimage of Kevin J. Horton of Moffitt on Oct. 11.
Pt. Beta Phil announces the pledging
Jane Rogert of Flartz Springs
Hormone: Ray Burbanker of Ft. Smith
Institute, Journal of Mathematics
of Volunteers II, 10; abstract II, Mac
Arthur B. Lewis of the University, Born
in 1926 years.
M. E.A. Carnethie, Queensbury,
and Judge Biddle, Bartlett, Onda.
were dinner guests at the Chagny-
house last night.
Theta Phi Alpha will hold open house this evening with Mrs. Elizabeth Edward, Mrs. Margaret Topping and Mrs. Frances Wilson chaperoning Music for the evening will be furnished by Hurley Kaylar and his orchestra.
Send the Kansan home.
Lila Bloom on Campus
Bring Suiting Memoirs
Labors are plunging in the east and out of the valley in front of Wickhill hill which brings memories of spring to presenatives.
"The largest life known disappeared
yourself. It was only one time in
every decade of the last three decades."
Vivify blooms in the new weather that comes, the plant has been dormant, and now he is blooming an invigorating shoot to this of the spring.
The thin header is a great point of interest in the opening and Figure 10 summarizes it in the remainder of your 4th grade.
Suspend Permit to Sell Stock
Tuskegee—Gard Newcomer, senior one-sayer key commission has announced that the permit of the Monarch Royalty Company of Tulsa and Kansas City, Mo., to sell or offer for sale its stock in the company is an investigation. The company, he said, had refused to submit to an inspection.
Dozens of Smart Brocks
have just come to us
New and Real Fifth Avenue
Styles
The new Tunics.
The button trim frock.
Neckwear touches.
Embroidered Wool Crepes.
Tailored Wool school frocks
Smart Crepes for afternoonos
Sunday nite Chiffons
You will marvel at the styles,
quality and price
$10.00 and $12.00
Sizes from 1.2 to 20.
Black, Brown, Wine, Navy
Bullene's "exclusive but not expensive"
At Our Fountain
--will play the
Our foods are Home Cooked and wholesome
Home-made Chili, Minced Ham, Mayonnais Soups and Noonday Plate Lunches are a few of our specials.
A "JIGGS SPECIAL" Sandwich with a bottle of beer will furnish you an agreeable surprise.
Tasty foods made clean and served clean by "The Gingham Girl"
Fritts-Stowits Phone 238 Drug Co. 9th & Mass The Rexall Store
Where your welcome is in as warm as the glow of our sign.
WE DELIVER
Good Taste Demands Custom Built Clothes
Suiting You-That's My Business
Schulz The Tailor
Nine Seventeen Mass St.
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LAGNIAPPE
(New Orleans French)
Something extra given over and beyond the value that is expected or paid for.
Leaders among men and men's apparel have Lagniappe $ ^{*} $
- A popular model with trim pointed collar attached and barrel cuffs. Splendidly tailored of Strand breadcloth, firm and lustrous, $2.50. Other Broadcloth shirts, $1.95, $3.00, and $3.50
NO ORDINARY effort ever broke a tape or a record.Victory comes from a superspurt and super-grit . . . from Lagniappe. In men's apparel there is Lagniappe too . . in these Wilson Brothers shirts and Fan Flare ties for instance.
Over and beyond everything you might expect in appearance and value, they offer an extra measure. The shirts have refinements in every stitch, line, and detail. The Fan Flare cravats are multi-fold, with no lining to bunch or twist.
Ask your haberdasher in campus or town.
WILSON BROTHERS Haberdashery
CHICAGO • NEW YORK
Skirts, jeweawear, hosiery, underwear, poliam,
bathrobes, shirts, dresses, belts, jewelry,
sweaters, high-tight trousers by the direction of
Wilbur Brothers Style Committee.
SAN CRISTO • PARIS
GAMENTER! IF any article bearing Will Brothers
treasure mark it is mandatory for any reason you can
buy. Will Brothers dealer you can
289 S.W. St., Seattle, CA
$ \textcircled{2} $ Wilson Brothers,1930
Hub Else and His Band
Varsity Saturday Night
Dates Seventy-five Cents
Closed Night
UNION MEMORIAL BUILDING
Stags One Dollar & Quarter