FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1924
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
PAGE THREE
Find Positions for Many
M. Employment Secretary Makes Report
"We have placed 70 men in permanent positions and many others in jobs since the beginning of school," said Tom Poor, employment secretary of the Y. M. C. A. this morning. "We find that student responsibility is not what it should be in the application for work.
"Many students come in and fill out their applications, but fail to leave their class schedule unless he leaves his schedule so that we know at what hours he is able to work. Students should be careful more and
"The employment situation, which has been pretty tight since the opening of school," Poor continued, "it expected to open up again next few weeks, and there will be for everyone who really wants to work.
"Every man who wants a job should not fail to come to the Y. M. C. A. office and turn in his application, leaving his address, telephone number, and class schedule. Very few men have had an unpaid job on account of getting employment, or feel that those who did would have been able to get suitable work if they had remained a short time longer."
LOST=Student Parker pen, Tuesday, on 1300 block Kentucky. Return to Kansan office or call 1599
LOST—Small, brown fountain pen in ladies rest room, Administration building. Call 1039. S25
FOUND—Solid gold fontain pen,
initialized. Owner may have save
for paying for ad. Inquire at Kans-
sler S21
WANT-ADS
LOST—A Dunn transparent barrel.
Phone 1137 Red.
LOST—Gray purse containing valuable keys. Reward. Call 963, s20
LOST—Alemannia pin, Finder please call 2088 White. S20
LOST from auto between K, U, and Haskell, 5 p. m., Thursday, tau uptake. Please please please deliver to 2023 New Hampshire. Reward.
LOST—Theta Tau pin lost 14th and Vt. and Marvin hall. Call 1617. Reward. 825
OOMS for boys. Good board and
front room with bath, $6.50 per
week. Also garage for rent. 1826
Mass. 825
LOST—Corbin padlock. Leave at Kansan, or call K. U. 66. S22
POR RENT—Front room for two boys. All new furniture. 1219 Ohio. S25
LOST-Zetta Kappa Psi pin, Luaelu Sherman, engraved on back. Also leather check book on First National Bank, Wamago, Kanu. Call 1944-6287.
FOR SALE--Good ausophone B, butcher, B flat, soprano. Call 693 after 5 p. m. S24
WANTED-Student laundry,men's shirts a specialty. Work satisfactorily done. Cheaper than laundry.
Will do mending also. Pphone 2220
White. 1805 Kentucky.
FOR RENT — Furnished apartment at the Oread. Two blocks from University. Call 1418. tf
LOST—Shell-rimmed glasses in black leather case. Call 1261. S22
ROOMS FOR RENT—Two nice new-
mixed rooms for girls. Furniture heat,
electric light, hot water, close to u-
iversity in new bungalow. Price $18
for two in a room. 1510 Mass., phone
1875. S22
--bills and small change. Reward.
Call Mable Rooney, 2688. S20
LOST—Pair Gray rimmed glasses.
Please call Bill Grosser, 429, Reward
S22
FOR SALE -- Underword Standard typewriter No. 5. Excellent condition, has been only slightly used. Telephone with cash. Telephone 1666.
LOST—Black leather bill fold with
St. Marys Junior Prom stamped on
n' gold, containing one $2 bill, 2, $2
Hamburgers
Candy
Rock Chalk Cafe
Open 4 to 12 P. M.
Cold Drinks Sandwiches
13th at Kentucky
There will be many stormy days between now and spring, get your SLICKER now and be ready for a rainy day—
S5.00
HOUK - GREEN Clothing Co.
"Gifts That Last"
"The New Moral Concepts of the Youth of Today"
Subject Sunday at 10 at the Student's Forum, Unity Church,
10th & Vermont Sts., Mr. Backus, leader.
Rev. E. B. Backus of Los Angeles will speak at 11 on "Values."
The House of Kuppenheims
Good Clothes
HAGENBECK-WALLACE CIRCUS at Topeka Monday, Sept. 22 Parade at 10:30 A.M. Two Performance
Gustafson
The College Jeweler
WANTED—Student who has had experience as shoemaker. Call at Evans Shoe Shop, 10 W. 9th. S21
Lou's Barber Shop
For all kinds of toonial work
Conveniently located
1103 Mass.
Bobs - All Kinds
Announcement
Opening a Saturday Morning Dancing Class, Echel's Hall, Sept. 20,
from 9 to 10 AM. Newhouse
Hernstiching Marcelling
Plenting Bobbing
Buttons Shampooing
Smith Hemstitching &
Beauty Shop
$933_{1 / 2}$ Mass.
Phone 683
Will Your Dancing Stand Inspection?
or you haven't been down to take your dancing leaven yet. What? Why is it because you think you are too good a dancer or that your case seems impossible? We are prepared to accommodate you in the best possible way.
Fox-Trot Waltz Tango
Ione De Watteville
School of Dancing Phone 2762 Insurance Bldg.
Call it a fad . . .
Call it a rage . . .
Call it anything . . .
But it's being done.
Well dressed folks are sending their cleaning and pressing to the New York Cleaners.
It costs very little more, but it’s worth more than it costs.
We leave it to you — our work is better.
Phone 75 next time
FROSH!
Have you a Date for the First Variety?
Shofstal and Isenhart-Jenks
Ecke's and F. A. U.
Refreshments 9 o'clock
Just a dollar
You Can't Afford to Miss it.
What Men Will Wear to the Games
Crisp Fall weather is the signal for the thud of the pigskin and the roar from the stands. The stands are going to be filled with smartly dressed men. You'll want to be numbered among them, too.
A new one-piece cap for fall. Made in a smaller shape and of durable material. We offer them in plains, checks and mixtures.
Here we show fresh Fall apparel that fashion authorities predict will be worn by discriminating dressers.
Let us show them to you personally today.
$3
You'll see lots of these brilliant Fair Isle sweaters this season. Nothing like having plenty of color and you get it in them. Very well knitted. **87.50**
Rich and tasteful color combinations in these new fall ties. You'll like those striped crocheted ones. Then, there's no wrinkling in ties like these.
Lots of men—particularly young fellows—like these collar-attached shirts. The new ones have collar-points a little higher, which are pinned down below the tie.
$3
$2
A smart shoe for Autumn. A Scotch grain leather, somewhat blunt. Good, long-wearing leather in this shoe and its pliable quality relieves the feet.
$10
A well dressed man's wardrobe should contain at least one Dobbs who are recognized everywhere, home and abroad, as the finest headwear.
$7
Missouri Valley Football Schedule
Foretells Best Season Missouri Valley Ever Had
September 27
Nebraska Wesleyan at Amos.
October 4
October 11
Okahanna A. and M. at Kansas,
Missouri at Chicago.
Illinois at Nebraska.
Drake at Utah.
Kansas Agile at Washburn.
Edmond Normal at Oklahoma.
Cornell at Washington.
Cornell at Grinnell.
Ames at Wisconsin.
October 18
Missouri Wesleyan at Missouri
Ames at Kansas.
Nebraska at Oklahoma.
Knox College at Drake.
Emperor College at K. S. A. C.
Washington at Grinnell.
18 October
Kansas at Ames, A. C.
Missouri at Atmus
Colgate at Nebraska.
Grnelln at Drake.
October 25
Nebraska at Kansas.
Kansas at Michigan.
Oklahoma at Drake.
Rolla at Washington.
November 1
Kansag at Washington.
Missouri at Nebraska.
Ames at Kansas Aggies.
Okahama at Okla. A. and M.
Coe College at Grinnell.
November 8
Kansas at Drake.
Missouri at Oklahoma.
Missouri Milkier at Washington.
Ames at Minnesota.
November 15
November 15
Oklahoua at Kansas.
Washington at Missouri.
Nebraska at Notre Dame.
Drake at Kansas Aggies.
Ames at Grinnell.
November 22
Nebraska at Kansas Aggies.
Drake at Ames.
Grinell at Washington.
Grimell at Creighton.
November 27 (Thanksgiving)
Kansas at Missouri.
Oregon Attaches at Nebraska.
Drake at Florida University.
Kansas Attaches at Oklahoma.
Mississippi A. and M. at Washington.