TCESDAY, FEBRUARY 12. 1929
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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What's Doing Back Home News From Kauai Towns United Press
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Hiwatha. The shirts and ankles of an "out mustate" attorney deserve as much protection ad those of a Topper attorney, contends W. H. Crawford, Crowford, and Jason Reason Crowford is sporting a bright pair of collage looking spots.
Arkansas City. The derby but fail and finish. Arkansas City, with deal to subordinate unusually large sales at a university limited to the young collegians around town, but in apparently is being taken over by more senior and mature business men.
Horton, -A farm meeting will be conducted at the Liberty theater here Feb. 21 and 22, Dr. G. Clyde, Mydland, N.J., who will present dairy, not dairy, Dairy and crop farming, with livestock problems, all will come to a general discussion at the meeting.
Winfield—the City council of Winfield has purchased a large tract of land in the city which will be con-
nately realized, Boyhood dreams are rarely realized, Otis L. Hutcherson, Norton business man, medicated here, who was a member of the club. "Few women now," Mr. Hutcherson, "are engaged in the vocabulae we need to themselves in their boyhood dreams."
Announcements
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Rahib Frying M. Lovy of atlanta
Rahab Frying M. Lovy of atlanta
Union 10 Wednesday, Feb. 13,
the Sigma Alpha Mu house, 1939 West
mount street, Everyone's
Loving L., Limkin M.
The Kansas Outing Club picture for the Jayhawker will be taken in Springs, Thursday, Feb. 14 at 12:35 p.m.; Margaret Broussard, Prohibitor
A representative from the W, T Grant and Company department stores will interview a candidate for placement bureau, Tuesday, Feb. 10 to interview men for the merchandise department and to provide presentations for interview can be secured by calling in at the business place.
H. A. Richardson, secretary.
M. L. Fredrick, personnel director of the General Electric Company of Schenectady, N. Y., will be at the base of the building where he works to assure men for work with the General Electric Company. Appointments for interview with Mr. Fredrick should be made at once. H. A. Placement of the business placement bureau.
El Alto雾 Meet the Thursday, 4:30 p. m.; election of officers and special musical program by two members of the committee; all meetings come. All members please come.
The regular W. S. G. A. tea will be given by Dexter Hainland and the parsonal of her office in the central Adirondack region, from midmorning between 3 and 5. The new students are cordially invitee to meet with the Visman University women group. *Vivian Shiklon.*
Practice for the sophomore women's basketball team will be held at 4:30 p.m. tomorrow.
The band will meet at 7:20 Wednesday evening at the Auditorium to play the Gilkey week meeting. Full uniform, J. C. McCanns, director.
Hikers of the W. A. A. of Colorado College at Colorado Springs are beginning the qualifying hikes on the less difficult peaks to reach. Four hikes have been scheduled before the main bike up the Peak.
Hear Will Durant February 15.
Great Emancipator Born 120 Years Ago Today
An exceptional study of President Lincoln from an original photograph made while he was in the White House.
loover Abandons Outing
Herbert Junior Leaves Edison Home for Washington
Fort Myes, Fl. — (UP) — However today ambilion dined his cut, on account of the weather and returned to the beach headquarters at Miami Beach.
Excerpted by secret service men, he left Ponsonian, about 25 miles from here at 8:40 a.m., recording to a messenger from Joseph Murray, who sent the report. Murphy reports that Mrs. Hope and the other members of the party remained aboard the Samutret. Presumably they are going to follow
Herbert Howe Jr., remained here after his honor once over might and another time. The yield, Suntzerer, on what Howe arrived to visit Eton scientist was 214 pounds.
Enragged Grocery Clerk Routs Robber With Kniff
Portland, Ore. —UUP —Infurmina
a man a tranist, to rob him, Irwin
Fahbrander, grocery store clice,
pick up the establishment's fruit knife and
milk.
The robber had entered the store drawn a gun and confronted the clerk saying: "Gimme all the money in that cash register."
"Get out of here or I'll carve you with this knife," Fairlinden said grabbing the murderous looking weapon.
The robber left the store, closely followed by the enraged clerk.
For Funk's ambulance call 119.. Adv.
A. G. ALRICH
PRINTING - ENGRAVING
Binding, Rubber Stamps,
Office Supplies, Stationery
736 Mass. St.
Conveniently Located for Student Trade
We appreciate your business
Rankin's Drug Store "Handy for Students"
Jth & Mass Phone 678
In Congress Today
Lenders expect to adopt repeal of servicerule
Shipping based to explain Chapman-based committees
seekby rule
Continue consideration of Carnway
Jimolia's Gettspurb address to be re-
ceived
Want Ads
Legislation's appropitation bill made
Buying 'Fags' for Women Protested at Minnesota
Twenty-six words, one on line. 1. invocation.
2. sentence. 3. description. 4. invitation. In each word,
each word is followed by a colon. In each word,
each word is followed by a colon. In each word,
each word is followed by a colon.
Each word, with an appropriate end mark, when answered
Minnesota, MN. — (UP) Many giantsaguage players are based in Minnesota and composed of players by it remained for a University of Minnesota carvery to bring out the best talent.
The principal objection by men stands against bleeding for femininity was the allowed tendency of smoking needs to borrow their cigarets.
One man student, whose name was withelle, declared that he "possibly hurt to kiss a girl whose breath 'melted of tobacco.'"
--hides the snail in his street seethes in frangry.
NEWS — REVIEW
40. Nite 10. 50
LOST: Montana shell crimson glaze
Monday evening between Engineer
School and 14th, Vermont. Return
to 1334 Vernon, call 1227.
FOR BENT: 3-broom cabin, farrow- or unfinished on 129-bench nerves, beautiful mountain land near Woolland and Ski Resort. $750.00
Cheom, LeLoup, Kannae. — 165
LOST: Delta Sigma Sigma Pil factoring pin. Initials "W, R, W" on back Finder please call Bill Miller. phone 1-800-324-9765 — 100
FOR RENT: Cozy stucco-bound apartment. Has hardwood floors and private bath. Very convenient for two people. Also garage. Call 1871.
FOUND: Woman's fountain pen on Monday morning.Owner may have pen by identification and payment of entertainment.Call Lila at 205.—166 at 205.
WANT COMPANY for vexation on Gulf Coast. Leave June 23rd. Return Aug. 19, Drive have motor boat at Galveston. Drive through. Share expenses. References exchanged. George Cloom, LeLong, Kansas — 165
LOST: Bronze metal for J.C. College
1 mile relay at K. U. Relays spring
of 27. Finder please leave at 1235
Kentucky, or call 2095 R. K. — 103
FOR RENT: 2 Rooms comfortably furnished downstairs apartment. Free parking and alterations wanted. Also garage for rent. 1219 Vermont. Phone (800) 654-3070.
RUNNERS and songs rewritten in silk
horsesy, Leave your house at the
housier countrie, Imeel-Hackman and
Co. — 165
RCOM: for girls, Nice, little, warm room; double or single; one and one-half blocks from campus. Breaks if desired. 101. Miles. 304. 901.
WANTED: Student lunchmate, Drice cheeper. Work done satisfactory. Will call for and deliver. Phone 2208 M.
ROOMS FOR BOYS: Four double
rooms, nicely furnished, plenty of
heat and hot water. One half beds
with high ceilings. Fringes, reasonable.
124 Louisiana.
FOR REENT: To ouya, two nicely furnished room; single or double, in a home with modern conveniences. Phone 1596, 1598, 1602, Phone 2511,
NOTICE: Miss Margaret Anderson will appreciate the return of the Italian broadcaster slaw host I for the security dance Saturday night. Send Speech Office, Green Hall, or 1304 Louisiana Street. —104
BOWERSOCK TONIGHT - TOMORROW
He Laughs --- A Fortune Vanishes!
His wife in another's arm! Yes b.
her length and laughs! Laughs w.
his length and laughs! Laughs w.
ADDED "A PAIR OF TIGHTS"
Shows 3 - 7 - 9 Mat. 16
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
Do you know-
SATURDAY
Why Was Paris Never Taken?
See the lighting at Chatsworth-Tishery and the Retreat of
the German army.
Prices: Mint £185, 15 - £50
COMING NEXT MONDAY
"The Girl on the Barge" Soon—"A Lady of Chance"
GARAGE for rent: Heat, electric lights. 934 Mies. Phone 1788 W.
FOR RENT: Room with sleeping
porch, suitable for two or three
girl. 1295 Teem, or phone 1818 M
FOR RENT: Second semester, single and double womans for girls. Well trained and modern; one-half block of rooms; cafeteria. 1287 Miss Phone 1238
FOR RENT? Boys, 2nd semester, 2
maturely furnished rooms on 2nd floor
single beds. Hot water heat. May be
new any time. 123 Ln.
WANTED: Stevard for small elk.
Also young mute for work. 1120
Ohio, Phone 1572 8 - 102
Send the Daily Kausan home.
LAWRENCE OPTICAL COMPANY
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1025 Mast.
Announcing
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Today your shoes may be brown, tomorrow we can make them tan, etc. Make shoes look new, will not crack or rub off.
BURGERT'S
Shoe Shop
1113 Mass.
Access from Court House
Gordon NARROW HEEL
Here is hosiery that accents the best in every ankle!
You will find this hosiery a delight both in appearance and wearing qualities . . . either the chiffon or sheer-service weight.
Gordon Narrow Best Horsery - The narrow heel is an exquisite bit of design and reflects the narrow shoe heel of fashion with a smart precision. And it gives that book of graceful proportions to all ankles.
And the new Gordon colors . . . not only the costume but the woman herself is considered! They are planned to match skin tone (whether pale or sun-tanned)—distinctly a modern note in colors.
"Her luncheons are so delightfully different!"
On their way home they naturally were talking about the luncheon they had just attended at Mrs. Richardson's.
Every detail had been perfect. The table had brought forth a dozen exclamations of delighted surprise. The dishes were unusual and admirably prepared. The service was flawless.
They wondered how Amv Richardson did it—What was her secret.
A few years ago she had been teaching school—now she was the most perfect hostess in their little set.
Mrs. Richardson could have told them that most of her ideas came from reading advertising.
From the silverware and linen advertisements she learned new ideas in table decoration because she realized that these advertisements were prepared by persons who were experts in tasteful and original arrangement.
Mrs. Richardson read the advertisements for the real news of one of the things she wanted to do well—the business of being a perfect hostess.
From the food advertisements she learned of new dishes, new recipes, unusual things because she knew these advertisements were prepared by leading domestic scientists.
Every woman can do as Mrs. Richardson does. The material is there for all to read and utilize. Read advertising more carefully, look for ideas and you will find them—and save money as you carry them out.
Read advertising regularly