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A SPECIAL FOR
Friday and Saturday Sale
Of PrIncess Empire Party and Reception Gowns
Copies of Imported Models. Messaline, Sublime Satin and Lansdowne.
In the following shadks; Hunter's green, reseda, navy, peacock, copenhagen and black.
These gowns are beautifully made and cleverly designed. There are only ten of them-no two alike.
$37.50 and $40.00 gowns will be sold at... $30.00
$32.00 and $35.00 gowns will be sold at... $25.00
In Connection with this Sale
We will offer 15 High Class Party Wraps of Chiffon, Broadcloth, Japanese and Mandarin styles, satin-lined or unlined-no two alike—in the following selection of shades. Turquoise, biscuit, cream, lavender, raspberry, mulberry, peacock and black.
Prices—$12.00, $17.00, $20.00, $25.00 and $27.50
Innes, Bullene & Hackman
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has picked up and today has a fairly good football team. They have lost all their games with conference teams this year and stung by successive defeats they will try to retrieve themselves against the present champions.
The Kansas team was battered up in the Nebraska game and cannot put up its best fight. The coaches have not pushed the team as they could have done for fear the men would go stale. The team and rooters would much rather lose to Iowa than to Missouri and the coaches will save the team's strength for the Tigers even at the expense of losing to the Hawk-eyes.
"Tub" Reed will not be in the Iowa game at all since the contest will be played under "Big Eight" rules which bar four year men. Randall will hold down Reed's place. Several other veterans may be on the side lines for at least part of the game.
"While the Iowa team has been unsuccessful this season," said Coach Kennedy, "they will give us a hard fight. We will not have a walkaway by any means."
The prowess of the Iowa players is little known owing to recent shakeups in the personnel of the team by Coach Catlin. Kirk is a great punter and place kicker and is dangerous any place inside the 50 yard line.
The Betas will give their thirty-fourth annual "Turkey Pull" Friday at their chapter house 1537 Tennessee Street. This is an annual stunt given at Thanksgiving time and always recalls many alumni.
About thirty people from out of town will attend, among whom are Catherine Kellan and Isabel Heath of Topeka, Caroline Doubleday, Helen Alder, Mrs. Susie Etter, Roy Peaise, Dan Anderson and Elmer Sigler of Kansas City; F. D. Binford, Bartlesville, Okla.; Luther Thomas, Emporia; Ex-Senator J. R. Burton of Abilene.
Turkey Pull Tomorrow.
Sigma Xi Initiation.
The Sigma Xi honorary scientific fraternity will hold initiation this evening at the home of Professor Havenhill for Professors Glenn and Sterling and Edmund Bartholow, Paul Faragher, Harry McClure, Charles Lusk and W. J. Kackley.
Lost-A self filling fountain pen-has no top on it-Leave at Registrar's office.
DRINK
WINA VINA
Liked by women and children. Very little "gas" in it. Bottled by McNish Bottling Works. Phones 198.
Syrup White Pine and Tar for coughs and colds. A generous sized bottle for a quarter at McColloch's drug store.
New and advanced ideas in Jewelry. Especially for the Students of refined taste.
The Quivera Club girls will give their annual party for the boys of the club, Friday evening in Everett Hall. Shanty will furnish the music.
Gustafson
THE COLLEGE JEWELER Come in and get some Holiday Ideas
Griesa Makes Discovery.
William Griesa, of the entomology department, recently made a discovery of great interest to the scientific world. He proved that a grasshopper's ears are located in its feet. His novel experiment is as follows: A real live hopper was placed on a table and allowed to remain two seconds and a half. The table was then rapped soundly with a flat board. The bug immediately jumped from the table. It is evident that it can hear. In the next stage the legs of the hopper are pulled off and it is again placed on the table. This time it does not jump when the table is struck, which proves conclusively that its ears are located in its feet.
The Chemical society held its weekly meeting in the chemistry building last evening. Professor Ziefle spoke on the Chemistry of Argot.
Dr. J. N. Van der Vries left tonight for a short visit in Iowa at the schools in Simpson and Ames, and to see the Kansas-Iowa football game at Iowa City Saturday.
The Dickinson county club will be entertained Saturday evening at the home of Professor M. W. Sterling.
Luther D. Thomas, who attended school here last year, will attend the Beta Turkey Pull tomorrow evening.
Prof. A. S. Olin attended a meeting of the Douglas county Sunday school association in Eudora Tuesday.
E. L. Fischer, '92, was elected District Judge of Wyandotte County at the last election. The term of office is four years.
Students from Sabetha met Monday evening and organized a club with Guy Brown as president and Earl O'Roke as secretary-treasurer. The faculty of the Sabetha high school who are alumni of the University will assist the fourteen students now enrolled from that town in giving a banquet during the Christmas holidays to the Sabetha senior class numbering thirty-five students.
Adolph Ziefl addressd the Chemical club yesterday on "The Chemistry of Ergot."
THE
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