FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1929
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE THREE
Phone
987
GUFFIN
TAXI
7-passenger car
24-hour service
Calls promptly answered
day and night.
BOWERSOCK
Now Playing Douglas MacLean
"THE CARNATION KID"
Usual Prices and Selected Short Units
Mon. - Tues. - Wed.
"Buddy" Rogers and
Nancy Carroll
Coming "IN OLD ARIZONA"
Why not Join
If you are going to EUROPE
The Midwestern University Tours?
Sail down the beautiful St. Lawrence in the new Cunarders, Antonia, June 21st or Athenia, June 28th.
and enjoy the summer in Europe with a party consisting of students, faculty and alumni of all the midwestern universities and colleges.
Spend 38 days in visiting the historic, picturesque and gayest spots in England. Belgium. Germany. Switzerland and France.
The rate for the tour including Tourist Third Cabin accommodations in the steamers is $42.50 from Montreal to Montreal, or $48.45 from Chicago to Chicago.
For further information write or see: Local agents or
THE AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY
or
Cunard Line
Ninety-six High Schools Enter Interscholastic Track and Field Mee
346 N. Michigan Ave Chicago Illinois
Wichita Will Defend Class Title; Perry Will Defend
in Class B
Ninety-six Kansas high schools have entered the Twenty-Sixth Annual Intercollegiate Track and Field Meet to be held at the University of Kansas Memorial Stadium, Friday, April 19, in connection with the Seventh Annual Kansas Relay of Saturday, April 20.
Wichita High School, winner of
Wichita High School, for the third con-
ference game year for the con­
ference game this year.
Perry Rural High, winner
of your also is entered
this year.
The Class A Kansas high schools entered—Arkansas City, Augusta, Arma, Abilene, Acklinson, Argentine, Austin, Canton, Cedar Falls, Derrillow, Fort Scott, Frankfort, Emporia, Garnett, Hutchison, Hayes, Horton, Holdington, Jola, Independence, Junction City, Larared, Little Rock, Maryville, Marion, Neodesha, Ottawa, Osage City, Owatonna, Pittsburg, Pleasanton, Russell, Summer, Sterling, Sabina, Shawnee Mission, Sweetwater, Wydandee of Kane City, Eureka.
The Class B schools entered—Alma, Alton Rural, Blue Mount, Bodea Rural, Badwin, County Chase,息县 Rural, Fortescue, Ford Rural, Glen Elder, Grant Township Rural, Gymspam, Gridley Rural, Highland, Harveyville, Halstead, Hope Rural, Haven Rural, Huntingdon, Langdon, Long Island, LeRoy, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Minneapolis, Melvern Rural, McLouth, Nortonville, Oksbak, Overbrook, Pomona Rural, Pine Forest, Richmond Rural, Suffordville, Strawn Rural, Swaiy, Vilis Rural, Valley Falls, Va., Washington, Wellville, Winchester, Woodston Rural, Washougal, St. Johns Military School (Salina).
Marvin Given Bookcase
Pledges of Tau Beta Pi Install Gift to Library
Tau Beta Pi, honorary engineering fraternity, is the donor of a case for books to the library in Marvin hall. The case was submitted on the week, after considerable work on the shelves by pledges of the fraternity who constructed the case as a part of their pledge duties. It is located at the left entrance of the hall.
The Tan Beta F1 key design is introduced as an ornamental feature on the wall of a bathroom where he whoided in the construction of the shelves are: Robert W. Smith, Webb Wilson, James W. Smith, Robert A. Snee, Robert A. Snee, Alice, Kansas City, Mo; Garland E. Marble, c290; Johnston; Henry C. Eisler, c396; Walnut, H. Howell, c294; Walnut, H. Howell, c294.
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The house warnings.
We are showing a beautiful
collection of silver and
potteries.
Don't Forget—
Visual Instruction Bureau Receives Russian Photos
Ninety-seven photographs of Russian subjects have just been received. They will be made into slides, both glass and film, for use of the public.
The pictures include industrial plants, examples of architecture are shown. They were supplied by the central office of the Union of Societies for Social Work.
Dancing, Swimming, and Diving Meet With Approval of Audience
large Crowd Attends Water Carnival; Many People Turned Away
The form and tandem swimming, the floating, the diving, and the dancing met with instantaneous approval, and they were able to Ted Ears, who played the part of the cook of the pirate ship, added much comedy to the production with his awkward clown dives, which then got better as he added neglect the diving board.
Many people were turned away from the final presentation of "Pirates," the six annual water carnival, under the anapeses of the Woman's Institute and of seats or standing room. The decided success with which the carnivale would almost warrant its being shown a third night. A goodly number in last night's audience were people from nearby cities, City Mo., Topocha and nearby towns.
of Audience
Miss Ruta Hoover, professor of physical education, coached the swimming and diving. Alice Gackle and Ted Evans assisted her. Miss Elizabeth Dunke, instructor in the dewringing and load charge of the dancing and staging. Miss Hoover also had charge of the costumes.
James Davey of Edin, Olba, is a week-end guest of Albert Lyons at the Albna Tau Omelea house.
Miss Junita Shawson has chosen Saturday, July 15, as the date of her marriage to Mr. Bret Waller of Chicago. The wedding will take place at Methodist Church in New York, a birthplace of the member of Chi Omega sorority will be attended by several of her sorority sisters. Mr. Waller, who is a member of Phi Delta Kappa, will choose attendants from among his fraternity brothers.
Miss Maule Smeebel, Mrs. Lombia
Amani, Ms. Alonso Amani,
A Walker, Miss Helen Wellingen
and Mrs. Otto Bartheles were dinner
guards of the Kappa Alpha Theta
Society.
George Mikesel and Forrest Hewitt, A.B.26 of Haddam, are guests at the Deltaigma Lambda house over the week-end, Mr. Hewitt is here to attend the schoolmen's conference.
Evelyn Garrigues, $f_{s}$ and Eleanor Gerard, $f_{w}$ of Kansas City, are spending the week-end with friends here. We will return home Sunday evening.
LAWRENCE OPTICAL COMPANY
Eye Glasses Exclusively
1025 Mass.
We Recomend
TAVANNES
Watches
Want Ads
s1.00
Lucky Tiger
79c
50c
Glazo Polish
38c
50c Aqua-Velva 28c
permate; or hone 1. Inesterm,
2. Inesterm, pl. Inesterm;
Over twenty-five words: 1. Inesterm,
18 inch word; 1. Inesterm, pl.
Inesterm; Widely accepted
inoculated only when accompanied
$1.00
Listerine
Antiseptic
Special
69c
25c
SOMETHING NEW
WANTED: Girl student to work in home for remainder of semester and summer session, Call 1765. 164
Listerine Tooth Paste
$1.00
The Box Brownie in colors to match your garments they cost a little more, but you will be glad to pay
18c
Ouality -- Service
LOST: A plain gold band wedding ring. Valuable for sentiment reasons. Reward. Thomas Chenoweth.
Phone 1145. —151
F. B. McColloch, Druggist 847 Mass.
'OR SALE: A collegiate Ford-touring car in good running condition.
WANTED: Fifteen young men to work during the Kansas Reliefs. Apply to Harry Levine, 1130 Kentucky, between 4:50 and 6:30 p.m.
FOR SALE: Gibson tenor baro
with case and attachments. Has
never been used. Will sell for half
price. Call at 1407 Kentucky.
Service with a Saving
$10.00
GOLF SET
MADE BY
SPAULDING
4 CLUBS AND
BAG
SPECIAL
$7.89
45c
Kotex
SATURDA
Special
29c
3
for
85c
Service with a Salary!
Store No. 23
717 Massachusetts Street
LAWRENCE, KANSAS
$7.89
CHAS. C
MAKEPEACE
JEWELER
75c
Chocolate
Cherries
49c
15c
Lux Flakes
2
for
19c
10c
Palmolive
Soap
5
Bars
28c
Watch repairing our specialty 735 Mass. Phone1881
10c Life Bouy Soap 3 for 19c
35c Ponds Cold or Van Cream 23c
$1.00
Gillette
Blades
69c
50c
Hinds Lotion
38c
A. G. ALRICH
50c Non-Spi 38c
25c
Mavis Talcum
19c
50c
West Tooth
Brush
25c
MEN WANTED: For summer employment; averages $1,090 per hour. Please and profitable employer to apply. Mail resume to: City Hall, All day thursday. - 149
Priced very cheap. Call or see Reinhold. Phone 2688. -149
West Tooth
Paste
Both
49c
PRINTING. ENGRAVING Binding, Rubber Stamps, Office Supplies, Stationery 716 Mass. St.
MEN'S FULL SOLES
Makes shoes like new for we specialize in this kind of work
The Book
Book
ADDRESS
PHONE NUMBER
ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP
11 W 9th Two Shops 10 17 Mass.
A special table of books this week-end, 35c - 75c
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POETRY
DRAMA
NON-FICTION
CHILDREN'S BOOKS
AND
RENTAL LIBRARY
Our rental shelves are well stocked with the outstanding works of the day.
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791 Mass St.
721 Mass. St.
ETTA KETT
His Inspiration Was You
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EITAS new candy and soda shoppe is going great. she has engagged a snappy collage collage orchestra to broad-earn from the dance floor every evening.