FRIDAY, SEPT. 17, 1926
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
PAGE FIVE
Scenes of Burlington Flood Waters
Flood scenes in Burlington, where Rock creek, ten months of the year's dry rainy, became a raging torrent overnight and sent
water up to 6 feet.
1. The heroine of the flood, Mrs. Earl Chubb, night operator at the telephone office, who warned merchants and residents in the food district of approaching danger. She remained on duty 15 hours.
ORPHEU M
Tonight—Tomorrow
3-Dr. H. T. Sallisbury, making balls by boat to sink in flood district.
4-Brick creek raining through Main Street, New York.
5-Creek running through East Village, New York.
6. Lent to right, Waa, Eric Clark, telephone operator; held rowed
7. Watt, Dennis Scott, Steve Moe; resumes workers, in the main bus-
8. Wiggins and Scott, Allen Tress, resumes workers, in the main bus-
Every "Boy Friend" and every "Girl Friend" in the country will hall this great comedy with screams of delight! This picture plays day and night in K, C.
Added Comedy, "A Tippy Jar"
Shows: 3-7:15-9
Prices: Mat. 10-35; Nite 10-40
- Monday -
Blanche Sweet
"Diplomacy"
You will soon be settled down to work but week-ends you will want supplies for your hike. Get them at the
Now For a Hike
Open Evenings and Sundays
2. Towing stranded cars from main street
South Side Market "Butch" Herrimann 1900 Mass. Phone 45
Lawrence Sanitary Milk & Ice Cream Co.
202 West 6th St.
Phone 697
Two-Layer Bricks
Florida Fruit and Grape Sherbet
Tatti Frutti and Chocolate Marshmallow
Strawberry and Vanilla Chocolate and Vanilla
Black Walnut and Vanilla
Plain Brick
Vanilla Strawberry Chocolate
Black Walnut Honey-Dew
Sherbets
Lime.
Pineapple Orange Grape Lau.
Cherry Apricot Fresh Peach Green Gage
Frozen Fruit Salad
WANT ADS
STUDENTS. rocks dirned by hand,
also mentioning. Work called for are
delivered. Call 965. 18
LOST—Black Shaffer fountain per
encramped with "mime" "Simoe
Webb." Return to Kansan office.
WANTED—Table linen laundry work
also student laundry. 6450 Ohio
phone 1960 Blue. 11
105ST - Short strand granite pearl,
Seal, 14 on camps. Finder notify
M. W. Bortelling, Y. W. C. A. hotel,
Kunius City, Mo. Reward.
FOR first class meals at the city
lowest prices, come to the resilient
Virginia fun, and be satisfied. Welcome
students.
tl
hess section of the town,
8. Fourth street, looking north.
WANTED—By export, hand darning and repairing. All kinds of tailor work. 123 Vermont, call 2145. 160
WARNING and training and bundle work and day work by hour. Call 1556. 10
LOST—Black billfish, between Tennessae and Ohio on 14th. Return to John Dunn at 1400 Ohio. Reward.
FOR RENT - Very desirable room in private home, near campus, for girls. Graduate or upper class student preferred. Phone 1429. 11
STUDENTS wanted to address envelopes, spare time—steady work. Also salesman for adding pencils, humorous articles, calendar cards and other articles. B Company, Box 31, Lawrence, Kanu. 10
EXPERIENCED MARCELLING- 50c. Phone 2775. 1015 Kentucky.
FOR RENT - Furnished rooms in private home, Cheap for light housekeeping for two girls or men and wife. Phone 2924 Blake. 9
FOR RENT—Single room for a girl,
$12 per month. 1499 Mass. Phone
465. 11
FOR RENT - Rooms for club or boise. Stealthy modern well furnished home halfway between campus and town. Phone 2975 Black. 4
FOR BENT - To party of girls with
champion, or small family, cottage
by Stadium; modern except heat
(choice of coal or gas); furnished ex-
cept bedding, table linen and silver;
3 large rooms, bath and closer; newly
decorated inside and out. See
Greatest at Phi Chi, 1235 Oread.
FOR RENT-Quiet single room for
graduate student, 812 a month.
Inquire 1602 Rhode Island street. 11
boys in double room and furnish
board (three meals) at $25 a month
or each. Mrs, Fred Redmore, 1738
Barker Ave. 7
ROOM AND BOARD—Will take two
FOR RENT - bungalow type apartment, artificially furnished; heat and hot water, private air conditioning and lath, linen and dishes, everything complete; $50 to responsible parties 147 Kentucky 7
FOR RENT—2 sleeping rooms. 1019
Kentucky. 11
WANTED—Boy roommate at 1561
Vt. Large south double room, $22
Every convenience, 127, 8
LOST—Ladies black pocketbook, Contains keys and glaces, Reward, Address A, T., care Kananu. 7
WANTED—Student laundry. Prices reasonable and work done satisfactorily. Phone 2220 White. 20
FOR RENT—Two double rooms, both between. Board 17 desired. 1809 Miss. St. 8
DELUXE ART SHOP -better known as Loomas Studio has opened for business, No. 5 W, 14th street. A fresh supply E. K. Filmer always in stock. Students photographers for many years. Heary welcome to all new and old students. Home of the Amateur. B. E. Loomas, No. 5 W, 14th街.
FOR RENT - A furnished five-room
cottage, modern except furnace,
adults only; references. Invites
purchase of 2-bedroom home.
Mass. St., $90 price under lease. 7
Ladies coats and suits relined and altered also; fur coats relined of every description.
FOR RENT—Light house - keeping room for girls. 1340 Vt. St.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
SCHULZ THE TAILOR Between two 10s Cent Stores
DR. E. K. MEGGING
Oculist, Fitting glasses at a specialty,
the eye care, nose and throat.
Phone 513          F. A. P. 1886
Dr. M. E. FUSSAJE
Ostree, B. life family physician,
clinic, Lawrence, Kansas
Phone 462 1659 Miss
NOTICE
C. W., STEPHEN W. HOWELL
Latest listing: WEEKLY NEWS, 83450
Listed last week to update men and women. People should
735 Mass.
We carry the largest line of box and bulk candy in Lawrence.
Just received large shipment of "Cranes." From 75c to $2.00 per pound.
Also fountain and luncheonette service.
The Green Owl
Phone 44
723 Mass. St.
The Virginia Inn
welcomes each and every student of the University to join us in our delightful meals and make the Virginia Inn your home.
The home cooked meals will please you;
Virginia Inn 9th and Massachusetts
THE "PIRATE"
Showing one of our "Jobansen's high grade autumn patterns. Carried in Triple A widths for narrow feet.
KNOX HATS
745 Mass. St.
That's Our Business
When you tell us you want a suit of a certain color, pattern and fabric, and it must fit right, we say "That's our business." Make it your business to know our business—you'll see that when you state your demands, we fill them—satisfactorily.
Fall's new colors are Chutney Brown and Banff Blue. Let's show the mto you in the new
Kuppenheimer GOOD CLOTHES $35 to $50
HOUK AND GREEN
CLOTHING
—the house of Kuppenheimer Good Clothes