University Missourian. [volume], February 11, 1916, Image 4

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OITERSITY MISSODRIAy. FRIDAY, FEBBDAET 11, 1916
THE SATURDAY MARKET
This Department Appears Each Friday Evening
Read It Tonight and Buy Wisely Tomorrow
DRESSED CHICKENS
VALENTINES
Nice dressed chickens for Saturday
and Sunday. Call us tomorrow for
them. They are extra good. PODD
and COOK. Phone 32.
APPLE CIDER
Nice Sweet Apple Cider 33c
a Ballon, 3 gallons $1-
.1. W. UOH1NSON. Phone 39.
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AT PRATHER'S
Latest alentines in the latest de
signs. Call and see them. We have a
line window display P. D PRATHER.
811 Broadway.
Tomorrow we will sell Valentine
postal cards, 5c a dozen. This Is a
real hargain. She will he expecting
one. We have a full line of Valentines.
Call and see them.
CAMPBELL & ALEXANDER. 920
Broadway.
CANNED CHERRIES
Royal Ann White Cherries The real
kind. No. :: cans. Two cans for 2.".c.
Call Frank Martin for the host of ev
erything. FRANK MARTIN. Phone
114.
SALVAfiR SALE
Our big Salvage Sale is now on.
Libbj's extra good peaches. No. ::,
2 cans for 2jc
Call FRANK .MARTIN. Phone 1U.
SMITH PREMIER
Neu Smith Premier typewriter; nev
er has been unpacked. Will sell at a
hargain. Call and see it. J. W. ROB
INSON. 1010 Broadway. Phone 39.
PENNSYLVANIA TIRES
We are the exclusive agents for the
Pennsylvaui.1, vacum cup three star
tires. Special sale tomorrow on all
bicycle supplies.
ALEXANDER BROS C03 Broadway.
BLACK WALNUTS
Pine black walnuts, fiOe a bushel.
DODIi ,t COOK. Phone 32.
RIPE OLIVES
Ripe olives, quarts. Regular 50c
values. 35c, 3 for $1.
FRANK MARTIN. Phone 111.
CRANBERRIES
We have just received some nice
cranberries. Just the thing for to
morrow. Only 10c a quart.
DODD & COOK. Phone 32.
f LASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
w Half cent a word a day. Phone 55.
ROOMS FOR RENT
For Rent: Rooms for boys in
modern house near University. 411
South Fifth street. Phone 1250-Kcd.
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For Rent: One double and one
single room to rent to young women.
Alto table board for both men and
women. 410 South Ninth street, oppo
site Law Building. S 129 tf.
For Rent One room at S3 and one
half room at ?4.50 for young men at
201 S. Sixth street. Phone 974-Black.
122E.tf
For Rent One room vacant at COS
S. 4th. Very desirable for spring and
For Rent: Two rooms for men,
single beds CO I Conley. Phone S3C
Red. 137-tf.
LOST AND FOUND
Lost: Between Pi Phi house, 500
Rollins, and the Engineering Build
ing, a Conklin pen. Notify Lois Iocke,
Phone 37. L. 111.
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Found: A leaf shaped gold and
enameled lodge pin with initials E. C.
M. U. F. Owner may have same by
inquiring at this office and paying for
this ad. P. 13S tf.
Lost: Dark brown-check "Fitform"
suit marked Die clothing Company.
Holdcnille, Okla.. on inside coat
pocket. Possibly left at wrong address
' by presser's wagon, finder call 295.
For Rent: Half of a large south
east front room, half block from camp
us. A modern house. To man student
$.". 317 South 5th St. Phone 1071
Red. 136-tf.
For Rent:
-Rooms, 709 Hitt St.
G. 13C tf.
For Rent: One half of a very at
tracts e, bright room. Call 1129-White.
R. 137
For Rent: Half of a large south
east front room, halt block from
campus. To man student $5. 317
South 5th St. 136 tf.
Lost: A silver dorine powder case,
initials M. C. engraved on back; on
way to Columbia hall or at Columbia
hall. Return to Missouriau office and
receive reward. 13G tf.
I-ost: A long silver chain on the
West Campus Wednesday. Reward If
returned to Sampson Hall or phone
844. M. tf.
ROOM AND BOARD
Wanted Roomers or boarders
911 Lowery. Phone 1288.
at
A room with good board for two
girls the second semester. Mrs. Mur
phy, 814 Conley Phone C33-White
M. 117 tf.
early summer,
dividual lights.
Single beds and in
Phone 402-BIack.
S125 tf.
For Rent Two nice rooms for girls.
Single beds. S02 Virginia avenue.
Meals at Read Hall. P. 120 tf.
For Rent Half of large room avail
able because gentleman Is leaving
school. Well heated, hot water all
the time, sleeping court. Roommate
desired. $5.50 a month. 511 Turner
avenue. Phone 1102 Black. F126tf
Wanted Second-hand furniture,
men's clothing, shoes. Miller's, 714
Walnut St. Repairing done. M24
For Rent One room on second
floor and one half room on third floor.
Well heated and well lighted. Meals
if preferred. 1110 Raquin street,
street. Phone 1294-White. J120tf
For Rent A well heated room at
400 Matthew street. 114tf
For Rent Front room In modern
house between town and the Universi
ty West Campus. Inquire at 207
South Ninth Street. C115tf
Good table board, 3 meals a day.
$3.50 a week. Mrs. Murphy, 814 Con
ley, across from Missouri Store. 108tf
MISCELLANEOUS
Wanted: A second-hand typewriter
desk. Enquire of D. M. Ewing, Delta
Tau Delta House. Phone 803. 133
Wanted: To rent or buy a second
hand Underwood typewriter. J. A
Comer, 1004 Locust. Phone 1196
Green. C134
A student wants to work for his
board in order to keep in school the
next semester. Must have work. II.
Missourlan.
Help Wanted Positions for a few
students during vacation. Those in
terested call at office, 420 Guitar
building between 1 and 5. S. 130 tf.
FOR SALE
For Rent: Furnished or unfur
nished rooms. 20C College avenue.
Phone 7C9-Black. (A. 119 tf.)
For Sale. Some choice residence
lots. Three on University avenue, two
on Rosemary Lane, one on Bouchelle
avenue, and three in Westwood. A
bargain on easy terms. E. A. Collins,
17 Waugh street, phone 1027-Red.
For Sale Excellent upright piano
in fine condition. Price $150. Terms
to suit purchaser. 215 Hitt street.
Phone 1196-Red. W130 tf.
A CIIIXESE OX BASEBALL SQUAD
C. L. Brewer Says F. S. Lee of Hono
luln Is Liveliest 3Tan Out.
"Watch me get this one throueh
him," said Captain C. R. Woody as had
KnocKed a swutt one at Frank S. Lee
in baseball practice yesterday after
noon, but It didn't get through him,
for he "eats up" fast and easy ones
all alike.
Lee is a Chinest student from Hono
lulu. They play all the year around
there, he says. C. L. Brewer says he
is a great baseball prospect, as he is
undoubtedly the quickest and liveliest
man on the squad. However, he -will
not be eligible this season, as this is
his first j ear at the University, hav
ing attended the Unhersity of South
ern California last year.
Honolulu has a good representation
among the athletes in American uni
versities. Sing Chong Pung, last
year's baseball captain at the Uni
versity of Illinois, is from there and
so is Wah Kwal Chang, a football
star at the University of Chicago.
3 Student Volunteers to ParkTille.
Miss Blanche Gale, Oliver K. Mal
colmson and Thomas Denham, dele
gates from the University Student Vol
unteer Band of Foreign Missions are
attending the Student Volunteer Con
vention at Parkvllle, Mo. The con
vention will be in session from Friday
until Sunday night.
For Sale.
Small farm three miles from Co
lumbia on grael road; good 6 room
house, large barn, well fenced; good
land, lays well; cheap and easy terms.
McDonell Bros.. Guitar Building,
phone 246 green. M145
Sandwiches
"Thirty-Six Different Kinds"
HARRIS9
Shepard, Former Tiger, Gets a Farm.
Paul Shepard, former Tiger foot
ball and track star, who was gradu
ated from the College of Agriculture
last semester, will leave Sunday for
Kansas City. Mr. Shehpard has rent
ed ninety acres of land near Little
Blue, Mo., from Henry Ess of Kansas
City, and will begin the plantin
an orchard on It. Ben Coleman,
will be graduated from the Collej
Agriculture in June, will take up s
raising on the same farm.
The Phi Kappa Psis defeated th
Gamma Deltas at basketball yeste
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I recommendation for tobacco
as "no rneuiuauw r.Z
wooden leg. But tobacco that
won't bite an' yet is chuck full of
taste that's a different story
that's VELVET. 0
DR. SCHOLL'S FOOT EASER
Scientifically designed along anatomical lines is self
adjusting, easily fitted in any shoe. Quick relief for
tired aching feet, weak ankles or structural weakness
of the foot.
$2 Per Package
A complete line of Scholl's appliances for cortectinc all
ailments of the feet.
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ACADEM
FRESHMEN
ATTENTION
ALL FRESHMAN NOMINEES
President, Craig Ruby
Vice-President, D. M. ''Buck" Ewing
Secretary, Clara (Jrigsby
Treasurer, Harry Viner
Universal Suffrage applies in this
election. All co-eds must vote.
Primary, Feb. 12, Physics Bldg.
A Box of Chocolates Bring Cheer Into the Home.
Saturday, Feb. 12
Bargain Day
at The College Inn
All day
Saturday
our cele-
b ra t e d
cream
chocolates
vvil be sold for twenty cents a pound.
Every Friday and Saturday will be bargain
days at The Jimmie Stores. "College
Inn Chocolates in Every Home" that's
the object slogan of these Friday and
Saturday Sales. Have you a home?
A.A.AV.A.A
Walnut Street Theatre
All Next Week, February 14th to 19th
H. M. VENDIG
PRESENTS
JOE J. SMITH
THE CRAZY IRISHMAN
-WITH THE-
WINTER GARDEN GIRLS
BIG
Broadway Musical Production
Prices: 10c arid 20c
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A FEW STUDENT
DIRECTORIES LEFT
The Missouriau still has a
few copies of the 1915-16
studeut aud faculty direc
tories. Every student should
have a copy of this popular
book of names.
It's an important part of
your memory book.
Price 50c, or free with a
four months' subscription
to the Missouriau at 25c a
month.
The Daily Missourian
Virginia Building
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