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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
K. U. CONCERT COURSE TO OPEN OCTOBER 3
Mario Chamlee, Noted Tenor,
Will Give First
of Series
Mario Chamnelo, tenor from the Metropolitan Opera Company, will open the University Concert Course with a recital Tuesday, October 3. This will be the second time that the concert course will have been opened by a noted tenor from this company. Filippo Giovanni Martinelli, well known tenor from the Metropolitan Opera Company, opened the course.
However, Mr. Chamee is better known as a recital singer than is Mr. Martinelli. In fact, he had toured this country repeatedly in recital before he ever joined the Metropolitan Opera Company. He is the recital artist of the finest experience and ability.
Mr. Chamlee opened the Fritzhey course in Kansas City last fall. He also opened the Topeka concert course and with such great success that he was immediately re-engaged in this project again upon the Dotterweil course.
Dean Butler wished to have the course open about October 15, but so great was the demand for Mr.
Chamlee's dates that he had to take him on October 3.
Mr. Chamles will not only sing two of the operatic airs for which he is famous, in Lawrence, but he will sing especially fine groups of songs in French and English. Dean Butler prophesies for him a greater success than that of any other tenor who has yet appeared in Lawrence.
WEST POINT TICKETS GIVEN
Clothing Firm is Giving Round Trip Fares
Ober's Clothing Company of Lawrence has already given away one ticket to West Point, to be used by the lucky man at the time of the K. U-Army football game, and their intention is to present many such round-trip tickets to the men of the University. E. E. Pedroja, a K. U. alumnus was the man to receive the first round-trip ticket away during Saturday night.
The ticket sale already totals over $1500, and Dean Butler reports that mail orders are coming in rapidly. At such low prices-$4, $5, or $6 for a season ticket admitting to all eight concerts, every seat in Robinson Gym should be sold before the opening, October 3.
If a drawing Saturday night.
The plan of the clothing firm, in presenting the tickets, is to give one
ticket for each $1,000 worth of cash
merchandise purchased in lump sums
mortgage purchase. A total sum of $60 and $100 by University One each $100 and one man who buys both of clothing for cash is given a serial number at the time of purchase. As soon as ten such numbers are out, the men are notified, and a drawing is held; the lucky man gets the round trip ticket to West Point. The same system is employed with the $50 purchasers, except that twenty men are "in the running."
they would give away, he smilingly declared that they would be glad to send 300 men to the game.
The manager of the firm says that they will continue the drawings until October 1. When asked by a client to finish it, he estimates an estimate of the number of tickets
"But that's all up to you fellows," he will write, "we will send just as many as is possible in following out our contests."
Let Bob and Charlie do your hair
cutting. Sample-Stewart Barber shop,
across from Wiedemann's. —Adv-2
Sing a song of sixippe
Pocket full of rye
Bake a nice spring chicken
In a little pice.
The round-trip ticket to West Point ordinarily costs approximately $100, but special rates at the time of the purchase bring the price down to about $77.
You'll find it at it Ye Ta Verren
Who specialize in food,
Is not that a daity dish
To set before a studie?
Sample-Stewart Barber Shop for Service. 838 Mass. St., opposite Wiedemann's. —Adv-2.
We serve only perculated coffee.
1230 Oread
Ne Taverne
Phone 442
1109 Massachusetts St.
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Disabled Vets Meet Friday.
Jayhawk Post of the Disabled American Veterans will meet the first meeting of the present semester in the Chamber of Commerce rooms Friday night at 8 o'clock. Matters of importance to every member of the organization are to be discussed, according to Harry Sandner, founder, and plan, be made for a dance which is to be given shortly.
Rosedale Hospital Progressing.
The heating plant unit of the new Bell Memorial Hospital at Rosedale is finished and ready for use. The sub-basement and basement of the Hospital Administration Building have also been completed, and the work on the building is progressing nicely. When the Hospital is finished it will be one of the largest and best equipped in this section of the country.
All makes safety razor blades at Rankin's—Adv.
**Text Book Prices No Lower.**
Prices of textbooks this year will be about the same, according to a survey made this afternoon of the dealers. They have plenty of books on the subject and their fossers were late in handling in their orders for books. Supplies, such as paper etc., are somewhat lower.
Crane and Douglas Box Candies
THE VERY BEST
Full line of Candy Bars
5 and 10c
Schraffs and Foss's Tray Candies
Soda Fountain Specials
—Soda Fountain—
Specials
Sundae Drinks
Try our Special
C cosmopolitan Fruit Salad
or
Chicken Sandwich
They're
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Breakfast
7:30 to 11:30
Dinner
11:30 to 1:30
Supper
5:30 to 8:00
Short Order
Steaks—
Chops—
Eggs—
Sandwiches—
Pastries—
Fresh Vegetables
and Fruits
7:30 a. m.
to
11:30 p. m.
The Oread Cafe
"Brick's"
Nine Years
the Home of
Students
Just a Step from the Campus"
A complete line of Fancy Pipes: 50 to $5. Smoking tobacco — Large assortment of cigars.
Regular Meals —— 35 and 40c Our Coupon Books Save You 10%
Private Booths for Dinner Parties. Call 592 and we will do the rest.
WE WELCOME
---the Kansas students one and all. We hope this will be a most profitable school year for you.
We wish to thank the students of former years for the very liberal patronage which we have enjoyed in the past, and we wish to assure them as well as those who are here for the first time, that we are ALWAYS ON THE JOB to give you the best to be had in LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING SERVICE. We have the only laundry in the city that uses pure soft water. This in itself, we believe, is enough recommendation to you that your wearing apparel will receive the best possible attention if entrusted to our care, but in addition WE KNOW WE CAN PLEASE YOU.
Our dry-cleaning plant is also equipped with the best to be had; to be brief, WE ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEE SATISFACTION. What more need we say to convince you that we are the ones to handle all your laundry and dry-cleaning needs? We call for and deliver anywhere in Lawrence. Just PHONE 383.
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