Piano due-bill schemes condemned by piano house
A Kansas piano house warns the public against so called inducements offering 31a 100 value due-bills for pianos. Dealers who use the scheme raise prices by the average value of the vouchers and profit from unsophisticated buyers. The house declares it never engages in such trickery and sells pianos and merchandise at the lowest possible prices with quality guarantees. Miss Jessie Arter offers China painting classes at 1326 Tenn. St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeivend
Kansas
Jessie Arter
Tenn. St
Society notes and personals fill Kansas City page
The Chi Omegas hosted a reception at their chapter house this afternoon. Miss Agnes Thompson hosts a dupeheen view for Miss Margaret Lynn who has just returned from a trip abroad. Embroidery and social events mapped for the Priscilla club and local brides. A long list of Purely Personal items details movements of residents to and from Kansas City, Ottawa, and Topeka, plus Burma lecture plans at First Baptist Church and a weather prophecy.
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Chi Omegas
Sewing Club
France Dinsmoor
Agnes Thompson
Margaret Lynn
Yrom
Priscilla Embroidery Clint
Frank McVarland
Burma
First Baptist Church
W. A. Sharp
Rangoon
Republicans Hear the Voice of Their Club
The University Republican club held a crowded meeting last night with taftian speeches and clear enunciation. A resolution urged obtaining Senator Beveridge or Senator Volstead as opening speaker if possible, with Shott and Clevenger named as vice presidents and Will Newmark elected permanent secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Efort
Win Newnork
Beveridge
Voliver
Iowa
University Republican Club
Cub
Man Fires At Women In Buggy Near Town
A man attempted a hold up last night near Long Pines, firing at a buggy carrying two women who were unharmed but frightened. The assailant fled across a fence as the sheriff investigated, with neighbors hinting at a man who has been in an insane asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atu Velock
Bwind
Sel Iden
Wie
Unik Sete
Haul
First Meeting Opens Republican Campaign at Lone Star
The Republican campaign in Doug County will be opened at Lone Star this evening with Attorney General Jackson available to address voters for as long as needed. Two groups from Lawrence will travel by auto to attend. Speakers include A. C. Mitchell and Mr. Brady. The meeting starts at 3 o'clock.
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Lone Star
Love Y
Lawrence
Jackson
A. C. Mitchellavul
Brady
Long Chapel Address Opens University Friday
Chancellor Frank Strong will deliver the opening address at the first long chapel Friday morning. The program includes Fine Arts faculty numbers, a vocal by Huebl bach, instrumental by Miss Greissinger, and a reading by Gertrude Messler who heads the elocution department.
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University
Frank Strong
Hu]bach
Greissinger
Gertrude Messler
Department of Elocution
Fine Arts
Perma nent water tight Stevenson Cement Grave Vault demonstrated
In Lawrence a Portland cement vault by Stevenson Cement Grave Vault is shown submerged in water to prove its air based protection. A glass panel reveals a dry sawdust tray and matches after nearly twenty days underwater, claiming indestructibility and affordable pricing through undertakers.
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Varnom Cement Construction and Realty Company
Stevenson
Lawrence
Lawrence National Bank
Soiesette Fabric On Sale At Special Weekend Prices
50 pieces genuine Soiesette formerly 30c now on sale Friday and Saturday at 20c. This is the best light weight mercerized fabric in the market and launders perfectly. South room Friday and Saturday special values in towels, sheets and quilts.
First Drainage Board Hearing Set Amid Deliberation
The article outlines the initial hearing on a drainage petition by county commissioners, noting it could be lengthy. It praises careful deliberation and urges gathering data, possibly hiring an engineer, to ensure a solid plan that can withstand legal scrutiny and avoid past troubles seen in nearby Kansas City, Kansas.
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Btoves
Garland
Garsland
Michigan Store Company
Detroit
Mich
Chicago
Board of County, Commissioners
Drainage Board
Kansas City
Kans
Dear Old School Days Nostalgia for a returning student year
Kansas City Star muses on the arrival of the new school term. It celebrates children in knickerbockers and pigtails, teachers, and the joy of learning while urging gratitude for roads to schooling, books, and guidance. The piece contrasts playful memory with the serious milestone of graduation and responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jearning
Kansas City Star
Carrie Haefer Dies in Independence Kans at Fifty Five
Mrs Carrie Haefer daughter of A M Hanselman died yesterday at her home in Independence Kansas aged fifty five. The body will arrive here tomorrow for burial. Plans for a new ice plant are ready and the specifications are being prepared. Bids will be asked within a few days. Contractors may inspect blueprints at Lawrence National Bank.
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Ams
Lincoln
Neb
J. Adams
Earl Gafford
Oak Hill
Kansas
J. K. Rankin
Raphael Pugh
Independence
Kans
Wilhelmi-Moore
Joseph L. Topham
Emma B. Topham
Emma Fischer
Earl Gufford
Abilene
N. J. Shaw
Ottawa
J. H. Cohn
Robert E. House
Kansas City
Craven
Gelhaar
Carrie Haefer
A. M. Hanselman
Lawrence National Bank
New Domestic Art Department Offered by Miss Nelle Epler
Lawrence news notes a new domestic art department under Miss Nelle Epler for sixth through eighth graders. Pupils will learn sewing and pattering, with a spring exhibit planned to showcase work. Wages and services include shirt making, bicycle repair, and a range of crafts, all advertised by local shops and posters.
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Nelle Epler
Miss Nelle
Miss Epler
Albin
Tory
Ulu
Alitehy
Lawrence
Boyles
Asis
University voice studio opens daily for lessons
Miss L Marie Hubbell will replace Mrs Lyons in voice at the University. She is available at the downtown studio daily from 10 to 12 am and 3 to 6 pm. The Day and Barteldea fill the bowl tonight. Score 2 077 eee 471. Try teams.
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Augusta Flintom
Ohio Street
Bell Phone
L. Marie Hubbell
Kuhne
Gustafson
Barteldea
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Cc. J. Eriksen
Mass. St
Bell Brothers Piano Co
U. S. Depositary
Chieigo
Generly Fair
Weather Report
The
Daily Weather Report
FE. H.bnow
Meno
Ee Soxman & Ca
Mase
Street
Bobs
Ball
Wiedemann’s
Byron Jones
Mass
Ed. Klein
Fischer
St Lawrence, Kans
Pep Carin
Hedeval
Informat
Topeka
Topeka Imaid
Alma Poehlier
Kelle Wilhelmi
W. FP. Brass
Cal
S. Widgeway
Worthund
Monroe
Boursas City
J. AL McNair
Cawkir Cy
Teawrenes
Ralph Williams
Colorado Springs
Wilbur Macombus
Leavenworth
Eleanor Irwin
Monticello Seminary
Rutter
Herb Mexander
Sutter
Perry Barber
John Fleishman
Topeki
H. L. Raymond
Russie Raymond
St. Joseph
Foote
Bitraswan
Iudia
Ed. Parssons
Leen
RE. Protsch
Tapt
Parsons
Mount Vernon
Gustafsen
Down Town University
Bell Brothers Fiano Co
Lucas Varfish
Thawatha
Raymond’s
Parkers
Masa. St
Hoadley’s
Istevenson’s Book Store
Innes, Bullene & Hackman
Fifth Avenue
That Drainage Board
Wiedemann
Waa
Moving
Ruude
Antonis
Wilder Bros
Bork’s
K. U
Ti Mass
Ao¢le
Unionstitent
Bat
Cantiver Tusk
Sion
Bonner Springs
J. B. Wells
Raymonds’s Drug Store
Parker
Matck
Home Book Co
G. A. Hamman
Henry Street
H.C. Cole
Bell Brothers
P. F. Remington
Laxman & Co
Squires
Boener Bro’s
Ulrels
Ane
Congo
Havana
Neville
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