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THE UNIVERSITY DAU Y KANSAN
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18, 1925
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Newton
in Fargo. Number of
outgoing students in fast-
lane Cohl Shawn, college-
didn't "We are not ex-
cible of the regulations are
not a number of other
students in the
Arva. One student, I
want several of our
students in the New York newspaper"
rather among the litera-
ture is not so nearly
in Slawson. So far
he has been trained in
promotion will be the
additional movie, section,
or simply Proud. An no-
troll version of the
playground plays.
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but used in competition.
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thief in excursions, and Aevil
contributions. The
thief in excursions also
keeps trees after the
thiefs are profiled. L.
A. Wail, and Ivan Bao
for first leaders has lower
levels in the University of Iowa
and on the department of the depar-
tment and research training,
will include voice训
communication.
Behind Bush
DAHJERY
**YOUR VOICE** *BRAVE DAYS*
This theatrical actress keeps the retreat, but just the same as you old. It varies somewhat in different cases, nevertheless it's the same in all places. It conceives the set of crossing the street—in autos, but so our own
This business of crossing the street is surely getting to be a serious affair. When such a problem goes to the print wherein editors appear in public, it can be a more educational problem. But another appearance more serious than that, is when we poor bourgeois or Shahni get caught up in a street fight and explain just why we get it in the way of some I. E. Rockermorgan, who seemed to be in a hurry. That, in my opinion, is downright unfair to people.
... invited, the idea was to carry
angry hay to last until you get back
home, so that your tenuity asteroid
not starved to death. Then, in the
advance of the war, they would
repeat what you should not get off
the street car backwards.
But now what does it mean? It means that the Literary Big dog does not put out all the jobs, and that old things can be just as funny as new.
By George, you go down town and go to cross the street, and then the guy put in the middle of it all, tits his little whistle, and here they all come straight at you—and your heart pants, and your lungs stay bracing—and the whelite blows again, and you are safe for another block.
These drivers are not careless, defy anyone to prove it. In fact
campus colleges and universities of the northern section of the United States and throughout Canada have skate and tournaments. The University of Wisconsin and the University of Minnesota are two schools which are foremost in making skiing a part of the athletic program.
they take the greatest care, and not the degree of pleasure, in seeing to it that you are killed, or at least named for life.
At least you stroll down the walk a time, the first thing that happens is the act of a great big our rushing around, and you are rather light, not dense, nor are you a marked man. The one skims up to the curb until you make to cross the street, and you see someone walking right on top of you that—if you don't slobble it. If you manage to bring about this misty, you are a wonder, and at the same time, it makes me small—and but don't let that happen.
That failing to run you down, he sticks out his left foot, in an unassome successful attempt, to snuck you on the way. It appeared to me that way, but he didn't.
After missing you in all those preliminary attempts, the sounded drive入， and kills behind a hatch. When all is quiet, and you are shaken hands with yourself as your women fortune of having a whole neck, blamed if he don't rushing out and first formed attempt at attack.
It has been decided by the more generous of the car owners, for our special benefit, that anyone not being rich enough to suffer a car unit unto themselves or have enough sense to stay at home in the movies time—and time again, we are about. But we think the good Lord, that we pedestrians have reached the road through all these uneasy experiences, where we can together say: "let no man put us under."
All fraternities, societies, and homeschools at the University of Michigan have passed into the principal central control of the university. They will be required to submit plans, with a financial budget to the local committee before incurring any debt against the fraternity.
Rooms at Corbin Hall Open for Reservation
The room of Cobham have now opened to the university students for personal use and study, meeting at 4:10 p.m. O. M. J. Kennedy, housemaster at the dormitories, will hold with them needs; your have any desired these and the rooms that argued take their place to other wighthed the University. Most of the classes are now taken but those are always on hand. The premises for room and board well be the same as before.
Those wishes to live in the dormitory during the summer session of school each year kindly give the request. It has not been accepted. The students will be served during the summer session, according to Mrs. Judy.
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An ideal place foronce or dinner
murky. Phone 1467 for reservations.
New open week-end dates for
bookings from bookings.com and
March at special rates.
Do these folks use care in the cleaning and pressing of clothes?
ARK LITTLE BOY BRIGHT—HE'S RIGHT!
since then. I had never enforced dancing before taking the term of honor of dance and was much of my social employment is derived from these love of dance." Quite often we get letters from students who have left school and write back, after a year or two, ex-
They most assuredly do. We receive a commission from you in the same manner that a good tailor takes your order. We put style onto worn, faded garments.
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STFAM
LAUNDRY
Phone 383
(More tomorrow)
Ione De Watteville School of Dancing
Phone 2763 Compose the Portfolio Insurance Bldg.
Two years older than K. U.
Established 1858
Quality and Service
735 Mass. St.
Hats Off to New Oxfords
Men are saluting our new Spring Oxford each day as they pass the wide range of style display in our show windows.
Particularly pleasing this Spring are the wider toes and the luring shades of tan. Illustrated above is a new wide toe in a beautiful shade of tan or black—and priced at only
$5.00
Newman Shoe Co.
Neckwear
certainly has to play tricks a part in its
successes this season. Eminem's new
album, *Invisible*, and silver and riffed songs in the
new album, *Fired from Gone to $4349*.
The second one carry the simple note, appurtenant to the other new notes. Pointed short eighths, rounded short, over the whole to emphasize the third note. All the doubled notes a pair to $2.00
FORMAL OPENING For MADAM and MADAMOISELLE
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, March 19, 20 and 21
Spring Blouses in silk, English Broadcloths, Banded and embroidered in the silk. And Peter Tenn collars, Vogue, bown sleeves with turn back cuffs in the Broadcloths. Sildes from $9.90 to $15.90. Broadcloths $1.95 to $3.25.
A
Brilliant Presentation
of
FUR BORDERED COATS
FRONT TIE WRAPS
ENSEMBLES
GOWNS
Wrapt $25 to $128 Earnables $50 to $125
Dresses $15 to $100
Gorgeous Printed Scarfs, plain ombre, flowered, all over designs and hand blocked effects. Fibers, crepe de Chine and Geogurtzeb. In the pastel shades and handseme patterns. Each $2.55 to 8.20.
110709115610
Prints Strips Plain
$2.25 to $1.85 to $1.50 to
$3.50 $3.50 $5.00
Silks
Tomorrow a Swing Fashion show formally
displays the display of the fascinating
kids for Spring.
These are the new woollies. These are the new colors. That will date your dress, cost or aur at spring, 1925. Flannel in plain, stripe and plaid. Pointe Twill in plain, self tomed, striped or checks. Powder blue, Almond green, Kobay, Beige and Cinder, 27 to 50 inches wide. A yard $1.50 to $5.00.
Handkerchiefs
Woolens
Handkerchiefs are following all the other accessories. All the new bright colors and in many novel shapes and trims. All line or silk. 25r to $18.00.
Bags
The under-the-arm bag remains supreme and unchallenged. Several new styles just received from Fifth Avenue we want you to see. Each .400 to $10.00.
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