UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
THE INNES BARGAIN COLUMN For College Girls
FRIDAY and SATURDAY on First Floor
New Silk Poplins in full range of spring shades at, per yard...50c
Kimono Silks. Seco Brand in pretty jap printings. 45c value at 29c
16 button Kid Gloves white
$3.00 value at .. $2.48
White Kid Gloves, two
clasp $1.39
$1.19
Silk Girdles. $2.50 value
at  $1.50
Silver Mesh Bags. 6 inch.
$3.00 value at ... $2.39
7 inch. $3.50 value at ... $2.69
Friendship Bracelets. Five
year guarantee. $2.50 value
at     $1.98
$2.00 value at     $1.48
Silver Vanity Purses. 65c
value at ... 48c
$2.00 value at ... $1.48
Hair Switches. A 20 inch three stem Switch. All shades $1.25 value at... 75c
Suit Room Second Floor
Warner's Rust Proof Corsets.
Thomson's Glove Fitting
Corsets
1.50 models at...1.00
2.00 ““ “...1.50
3.00 ““ “...2.25
Redfern French Model Corsets
5.00 models at...3.50
Modart Corsets
They face in front.
5.00 models at ... 3.50
6.00 models at ... 4.50
French Flannel Shirts
Plain gray or stripes, $1.25
value, 98c.
Shirt Waists and Blouses
Chiffon, messaline, net.
Values up to 6.50 at...3.95
Values up to 7.50 at...4.95
Values up to 10.00 at 6.95
Dresses
Sweater Coats
Shaker, Knit, Rope Stitch
or Angora. 6.50 values at
5.00.
Chine
Dresses
Party Dresses of Chiffon.
“ “ “ Messaline
“ “ Crepe de
Party Dresses of Shadow Lace
One-Fourth Off
Kiowa Employs New Teachers (Bv Keith Sparks)
Kiowa Co—Jan. 12—The Kiowa County high school will employ two new teachers during the next half term, a total of six.
The current topics at school are mid-term examinations and the programme for the championship in the Southwestern Kansas high school league.
The.K. C. H. S. basketball team has played four games scoring 101 points to their opponents 38 points. The same games have been league games.
Formoso, 35; Belleville, 32
Formoso, 35; Belleville, 32
Formosan, Jan. 10—The Formoso
and Belleville high school basketball teams played a closely contested game last evening at the Belleville conference. The score was Formoso, 35; Belleville, 32. This is the sixth victory for Formoso this season out of seven games. Formoso has a total of 261 points to their opponents' 157.
Sterling Wins and Loses
(By Angie Sturgeon)
Sterling, the team. Sterling
hits "layers" basketball team
met Hoisington at Hoisington last
night in a basketball game and won
42 to 22.
A MODEL MAGAZINE THE LITERATI NUMBER
Next Oread Mag Shows Striking Individuality in Materials and Makeup
The next Oread was discussed at a meeting of the Quill Club Monday afternoon and Helen Rhoda Hoopes, the editor, promised a most novel bit of college magazine work in the Literati number.
Numbers by the best literary artisans that the University has pro- tained open access.
"The book will be published by the Department of Journalism Press and with its equipment, artistic work cannot fail to be the product," said Edmond Bechtold, the business manager of the paper this morning.
The Quill Club has returned to its custom of holding its meetings weekly instead of bi-monthly as it has this year. The club has increased its membership till it has become advisable to hold meetings oftener to get the benefit of the work of the new members.
A notice will appear in the Kansan soon regarding the date which the club will go to Squires' to have its picture for the annual taken.
JUNCTION CITY LOSES
TO SOLOMON IN DEBATE
Solomon, Jan. 12—The Solomon high school won a double debate last night by defeating the affirmative team at Solomon and the negative team at Junction City. The decision was unanimous for Solomon in both games.
Solomon's negative team was composed of Amy Bailey, Mary Porter and Fred Leasure. The Solomon's affirmative was composed of Edith Lank, Glen Ramsey, and Algo Henderson.
The question was the short ballot Solomon will debate Dickinson county high school for the champion Congressional District on January 23.
J. L. Mickey is Director of the Fifth District League.
STERLING PREPARES TO
ARGUE ON CANAL TOLLS
(By Angie Sturgeon)
Sterling Jan. 12—The two debating teams, who are to represent the Steiling high school in the tri-angular debate between Great Bend, Hutchinson and Sterling, met in a practice debate last night. The question for debate is; Resolved: "That the provision of the Panama canal act exemplifies the constructive shipbuilding the payment of tolls should be renamed."
Those composing the team are:
negative, Hugh Hartman, Harry Hanlon, and Eugene Evans; affirmative, Reuben Shay, Torrence Dodds, and John W. McCormick decision was riven to the negative.
(By Harry H. Morgan)
Alta Vista, Jan. 10—The Alta Vista high school basketball team won last night in a doubleheader with nine wins. The high school boys won 41 to 26 while the girls lost their game, 24 to 8. The games were played on the White City court. The A. V. H. S. boys' team has won two out of three games played this season.
ALTA VISTA TAKES ONE;
WHITE CITY TAKES ONE
ABILENE WINS DEBATE
ON THE SHORT BALLOT
(By Harry H. Morgan)
(N. L.Hershey)
Abbilene, Jan. 12—In the Fifth District Friday night艾娜's abilited team won from the Dickinson County high school teams by a slight margin on the subject, "The Short Ballot." The debaters are as follows. Abbilene, affirmative: Mary Rauch, Gertrude Lloyd, and Elandie Geoffrey; negative: Nettie Gish, Mary Smith, and Roy Garver.
As Solomon won from Junction in the other half of the district Abilene's teams will meet Solomon's for state of this district on January 22.
BURLINGAME LITERARY
SOCIETY ENTERTAINS
(By Marshall Harkness)
Burlingame, Jan. 12—Last Friday night the Ionian Literary society gave its third program in the assembly room of the high school to a mixed audience of about 200. It consisted chiefly of recitations and essays and talented music by the high school orchestra and the famous Burlingame Boys' Band.
(Rv Marshall Harkness)
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Juniors who have not paid their memorial assessments should call at the check stand in Fraser Friday at chapel hour.
The ladies of the faculty will entertain at Haworth Hall this afternoon for the sophomores, seniors, graduate, and special students. The hours are 3 to 5:30 o'clock.
Hawks Dramatic Club will meet this evening in Room 116 Fraser at 7:30. All members are urged to be present as the object of the meeting is to select a play for production February 12. Russell Clark.
Winter Concert Course Begins TONIGHT Chamber Music Recital by the
For The Coffee
For the Coffee Pure distilled water adds a deliciousness to the coffee. Call both phones 198. McNish—Adv.
Tango? No. Skate at auditorium
It is better—Adv.
ZOELLNER STRING QUARTET
FRASER HALL at 8:15 Admission .50 Course tickets $1.50 for four concerts.
College Friendships
Make college life worth while. Coca-Cola is a friend worth knowing and having all the way through from Freshman to Senior year. It will fill your college days with pleasure, health and benefit.
THE COCA-COLA CO.
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Delicious—Refreshing Thirst-Quenching
Bowersock Theater MATINEE AND NIGHT Saturday, Jan.17 Edith Thayer in TheFirefly
PRICES
Matinee: 25-50-75-1.00-1.50,
Night: 50-75-1.00-1.50-2.00
Bert Wadhams The College Barber On 14th St.
MEN
**MEN**
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Entire Change of Program
THURSDAY
NEW VAUDEVILLE THEATRE
FIVE BIG FEATURES
Orchestra Music
I Hazel Walker & Co.
in the
"Girl From Dixie"
II Tegge and Daniels
"That German Couple"
III Happy Jack George
"Black Faced Comedian"
IV Warner's Feature 3 act photoplay,
"Daughter of Pan"
Featuring
Helen Gardener
The Pleasure Spot of Lawrence
A Box of Rouge Free with every Purchase of Evening Jasimine Face Cream or Powder at Dick Bros
Dick Bros.
Skating at auditorium Friday and Saturday afternoons and every night
Ask the Extension Division
Lectures--
The expense is small.
Have you asked the Extension Division to help you with your winter lecture course?
The Extension Division will be glad to suggest a course, or to furnish a single lecture.
Correspondence-Study--
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Municipal Reference Bureau--
Have your City officials asked the Extension Division to help in the problems of your city, either in respect to public utilities or questions of city government?
The Municipal Reference Bureau will supply information, or send an expert if needed.
Lantern Slides--
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The express is the one cost
Address--
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