Lawrence Daily Journal-World from Lawrence, Kansas • Page 5

THE LAWRENCE DAILY JOURNAL-WORLD PAGE FIVE TUESDAY," APRIL 5, 1921. GO TO VENEZUELA. TO MEET IN TOPEKA. How to Make Money SOCIETY Eudora Legion Meeting General and Mrs. W.

S. Metcalf and Miss Marguerite Bullene attended a meeting of the American Legion post at Eudora last night. It was a social gathering of mem Two K. U. Men Will Be in Party of Oil Geologists.

Modern Language Association to Have Session Saturday. bers of the post and their families General Metcalf and Miss Bullene B. W. C. Mating.

At the supper meeting of the Easiness and Professional Women's club last evening in the Chamber cf Commerce II rs. Frank Heron Smith talked about the business of Japan. She said that made brief talks. Miss Carolina Doran spent the day in Kansas City. These Are Goggle Days democracy is spreading in and the conditions of women there a John y.

Kinkel, a senior at the Kansas University is one of the two Kansas, men to, be selected from the University of Kansas to join a party of geologists who are going to Venezuela. He will leave tonight for New York, where he will sail for South America. Kinkel is one of the honor students who graduated from the Topeka high school in June, 1916. He has been taking a mining engineering course in the Kansas University, specializing in geology. Nathan P.

Isenberger of Salina, v. 4K- The second annual meeting of the Kansas Modern Language as sociation will be held in Topeka, Saturday, 'April 9. The morning will be devoted to round table conference of the various language groups, presided over by the vice presidents for French, Spanish and German, respectively, and the afternoon to a general session of the whole. At the close of the business session an illustrated lecture on "Glimpses of Some of the Great Art Galleries in Europe" will be given by Harold Putnam Browne, professor of drawing and-painting in the University of Kansas. Alpha L.

Owens of Baker University and Miss Vera E. Blackburn of Lawrence high school will be other speakers at the 'ad ...4 -v ilearMsion oportingGlasses i is the other Kansas geologist selected. He graduated from Kan-i sas University this year and has ibeen taking a post graduate course. They will prospect for is Dciicnr.fr siowiy out mat women ure considered very inferior to the men. The lowest type cf work that women do in Japan is coalim? ships and another type to be much pitied are the factory puis who work IS fcours a for 17 l--c a day.

She said that some years ajrt) it was unheard of in Japan for a woman to work in stores but that now there are a number of women clerks in stores, banks, and offices. There are some 50,000 woman school teachers in Japan now, Mrs. jmith said, and also a larpe nuni-b'j in the Tuirsinjr profess: here they excel 1 all ether nationalities Mrs. Snath said that Ja; women are a very hi'i type of womanhood and that their one need is Chritianity. Mr-.

S.nith's talk was much enjoyed Ly the clib members. Mr-. Smith was ir.tndueed by Miss Christine Freark, who jtihp oil. A good pair of comfortable goggles will be a great protection to your eyes these windy days. We have a complete line and will be glad to show you.

Let us serve your optical needs. K4M Save the surface and you save You will find the best paint materials for all surfaces at the paint and wallpaper store. L. L. Phillips Co.

For service use our safety razor blades. Rankin's Drunr Store. Prof. Job J. Sandsbury, dean of the school of music of the State University of Oregon, spent the week-end with Mrs.

W. W. Clawson and family. Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas A. Rogers went to Kansas City today after a visit here with their son, Thomas E. Moore, who attends K. U. DELICIOUS Aim nSFRECKnCG T7VERY little movement means mere thirst.

THE COCA-CCLA CCJS-iPATr Atlanta, Ga. A. D. Weaver spent the day in Kansas City. E.

C. Bussing left today for Woodson and Wilson counties i the interests of the State Grange. 'ust as a FRANK II. IS PI, Ontometrist MRS. A.

STASNY "tJet into business for yourself and plug!" Mrs. -A. J. Stasnys formula for making money. J5hc is numbered among American women making $30,000 or more a year Five years ago she and her husband invested their last $75 in a popular song.

They used their tiny New York apartment as stock room and office. Now their popular song business ha3 grown until it has branches in 18 cities in America and Europe. Dr. II. nedn.r is away from home on a vacation.

He expects to return on or before April 25 0 Johnston's Chocolates are al- panson LEAVE THE DISHES AfSLO GO pretty triDute to r.issi:.i;ai-e--. Miss Frcark was preceded by Mi.s My tie MrConru-dl who -t-r tor-t to the rrrn-bers of IIusines and Club. The tables were decorated v. ith Spring Hossorr.s 'and Mrs. Sr.iith were a Chinese robe of heavy siik, embroidered.

For Miss ShalC. Mrs. E. Horry entertained this afternoon with a one o'clock lunch-ton ct her home, 1 Rhode Island, in compllnw-t to Kthel of Fcitland, Oregon, who is visitinsr Miss Olira Fink i'nd white snap a colonial plass the centerpiece and covers wci laid for Miss Shaler's most in'! mate friends only. Following the luncheon, the afternoon was sp.i, informally.

Mrs Herman Knech.t oi St. Louis was an out-of-town truest. DEATHS AND FUNERALS Ut XI 1 1 Cl 4 Will I IW 14 1. Store. Mr.

Tabith.i Mrs. T. W. Clark received word When better automobiles are huilt, Buick will build them. Varsity Tonight 5 Ripping Reels of Mack Sennctt Comedy Was Called to Salina.

Dr. Ct Jones was called to Salina Saturday evening as a consulting physician for Mrs. Melville Shipman, well known in Lawrence as Vera Drady. Mrs. Ship-man has been quite sick, but Dr.

Jones believes her recovery to be but a matter cf a short time. The little daughter, born a month ago doing well. All sizes at Window Glass. 1ATTHEWS. yesterday of th" death of her mother.

Mi's. Tabitha Matilda Reynolds, 70 years old, at the home of her daughter, Dr. Mary VVe-IIs. 030 Topping avenue, Kansas City, Mo. The funeral will hn held tomorrow afternoon from the Ue'mont Christian church in that city, and burial will take place at Mount Washington Mrs.

W. Gast went to Kansas City today. Cadillac, standard of the world. "Love MoiioF Miss Phyllis Reifel returned from Colorado and will con- Baker Univcr- tiruie her wor.c in sitv at Baldwin. and ehave J.

M. Adams The death of J. M. Adams, Mothers League Program. A nature study wi'l form the program tomorrow afternoon at the mectirir of the Mothers' League.

It will also be plant exchange The club v. meet tomorrow with Mrs. Frank F. Jones and Mrs. Kuhns as at 1327 Xew.Hamp.-hire Street.

With All Star Mack Sennett Cast Including Charles Murray New Spring Styles in Footwear at Newman's Delaware street, Occurea yester-' day at Savannah, The body as brought to Lawrence for bur- ial. The funeral will be held at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon from i the Presbyterian church at Terry, and burial will take place at the Perry cemetery. Belovr we quote prices that prevailed in November, six months ago and today. In other words prices came down more in six months than they advanced in over a year. Of course all stores have not marked prices down as fast as this.

We are selling goods on today's cost regardless of what they cost us. Nov. Today's Price Price 36-inch Percales 20c-25c Apron Ginghams 25c-30c 15c-17V2C Cotton Chalfies 45c Everett Shirting 45c 22 y2c Dress Gingham 45c-55c Devonshire Cloth 75c 42l2c Lad-Lassie-Cloth 69c 35c Peggy Cloth 55c 29c Blue Denim 55c 270 40-inch Heavy 90c 47 12 A. C. A.

Bed Ticking 70c 35c Union Crash 35c 16 94 Bleached Sheeting $1.10 49c 45-50 Bleached Muslin. 50c-55c 23c-25c Huck Towels, dozen 2.00 $1.19 Bleached Turkish Towel 69c 35c Pillow Cases 50c-55c 25c-29c Long Cloth, 10 yds: $3.50 $1.98 WashCloths 2V2c-l5c Gc-7V2c Full size Sheets $3.00 $1.45 Cornet Vfppartl forWemtn Jtitst Tomorrow Only Tomorrow and Thursday Uirth Announcement. Mr. and Mrs. Loren of Baldwin neighborhood, are the parents of a 10-pound boy.

Mr. William is a son of Mr. and Mrs. F. S.

Williams, and Mrs. Williams was formerly Miss Edna Fleshman. Cecil B. DeMille's Dick Wagstaff went to Topeka today. ii i h- "LOOK FOR THE SPOT" "Forbidden rait Newcomers Club.

The Newcomers club v. ill with Mrs. P. F. Walker.

meet 1314 Louisiana street. Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock. (See other ad.) 4 7F, the past few years, you found it necessary to make uncommon sense serve in place of dollars, you will appreciate thoroughly the low prices at which it now becomes possible to feature our new, exclusive Spring fashions. 32 One Appearance Only Theatre Bowersock T43 SIASSACnUSETTS We avers HOME CRAFT WEEK Home Craft Week all Thi is Whs Granted Divorce A confusion in proper names caused an error in a news item in the Jourral-Worl I yesterday regarding the default divoce granted Saturday to Mrs. F.mma Tevis.

Mrs. Tevis was crartod a divorce from Kzra M. Tevis on the ground cf extreme cruelty. The proposal that women, particularly those engaged in business or the professions, should retain their maiden names after marriage was put into practxe many years ego by Rev. Olympia Drown, one of the earliest woman preachers in America, who is now in her eighty-seventh year.

Although she became the wife of Willis of Bridgeport, Cor.n., in 1S7C, she has always retained her maiden name of Olympia Brown. One of the mot important improvements in the modem sewing machine was imcnted by Miss Kate Barton Philadelphia, in the early seventies. A Swedish woman in a Minnesota town has astonished the natives by carrying a keg cf nails through the streets on her head. ThotogTaphs tnat please. Thompson Photo Studio, C15 Mass.

X. Jay Kennedy went to Gar-nett today. Lowman's Tabs keep you regular. stuJy this picture. Vour daughter's Grandmother, Yes and her MOTHER TOO Vfs and her IA1.

as well would live fuller happier liver if yon had a beautiful Nationally Priced Guibransen in your home. Celebrate this glorious week. National Player I'iano Week, by buying- one of these wonderful instruments. Nearly every person in this town knows about the Guibransen and if they only thought so, they could all have them. Why, I am out of the high rent, district, every expense cut to the quick and all those savings ko to giving you and your friends better values ami service.

The Guibransen Factory is the largest factory in the WOULD with a capacity of yes 4." Thousand a year. Will you be one of the to buy this year? If you cannot come with your wife tomorrow, let her come alone. You do not tieed to be a buyer to jret the risrht Monday Evening April 11th, at 8:15 p. m. ADOLPH BOLM Metropolitan Opera N.

Y. Greatest of Male Dancers formerly of Diahileff liallet Russe Chicago Opera Co. and the BALLET INTIME "The World's Finast Small Orchestra" Little Symphony and conducted by Georpe Carrere Direction of Catherine A. Uauman, New York. Prices: Parquet and first 4 rows of balcony two rows in balcony last two rows balcony second balcony $1 plus MAIL ORDERS NOW Dean Butler and Professor Skilton are acquainted with this company and pronounce every member of the orchestra an artist.

Bolm came to this country with the famous Russian dancers, and Barrere is a conductor of premier attainments. This company will open Ottawa's new auditorium seating: 1,700 persons. over the United States. The object being to get a concerted action of every one who has a home, a room, or an apartment to put something that is new and beautiful into it AVc have on display in our south window New Curtain Materials in: Automobile Chamois un Automobile Sponges $1.50 Automobile Varnish, Polish and Cleaners. Clean up the old bus now.

The Round Corner Drug Co. If It's Advertised We Have It 801 Mass. St. Lawrence, Kansas. deal.

The prices are guaranteed the same to everyone in the U. S. Have you ever noticed Guibransen prices are always advertised? There is a reason. Suburban County Seat White House 195 $600 $700 Pemember. I am rot selling you a piano only.

I sed you the APlLiTV to PLAY as well as any living artist can play. Ask about the famous Martin Method of instruction. I can net tell it all here, come in or phone me to come to your home. Let's get together. You get more out of our deal than 1 do.

What do you say? Two o'clock tomorrow? 1 will look for vou -arm Everything is Judged by Comparison Cord Tire Repairing Our Specialty 9 years experience. CALL 156 For Free Service J. K. Meinertz, Prop. PALMER TIRE CO.

11-13 W. 9th St ABOUT DUPLICATE GLASSES Five you an extra pair? They are not a luxury. In case of breakage they save you discomfort, headaches and annoyance. We can duplicate your glasses. HESTER ROBERTS Optometrists 831 Mass.

St. B. Edwin Lang 14 E. 9th New Wall Paper of tasteful dcsijrn, artistically hung, will jrivc such a rleasinj: comfortable feelincr, you will smile back your satisfaction. eII that kind of paper.

University Book Store NETS, MADRAS, CRETONNE, TERRY CLOTH In all the new shades and patterns for Spring. HANDSOME LINE OF RUGS Specially priced. As the Rug must form the basis for your room decoration, we have taken p-roat pains in selecting our rugs, consisting of "Wiltons and Axminsters, $65, $72.50, $82.50, $90, $H5 and $119 The most beautiful rugs you will find in any. market, almost as beautiful as Orientals. WASH GOODS DEPARTMENT Our Wash Goods Department is now at its best.

We show everything that is new and up to date in Imported Swisses, plain and figured, guaranteed to launder. The latest checks in Ginghams. HOUSE FURNISHINGS Special prices on Ready-made Sheets. Sheeting by the yard, Towels, Counterpanes, Mercerized and All Linen Damasks. Prices based on latest wholesale quotations.

1 1 mmmusr v3 and there is just as much difference in wall paper as anything else. One grade or style may be considered very good until compared with something' better. Our wall ropers have gained their popularity by comparison the more you compare them with others the more you will appreciate their value. Quality counts at Wolf's Book Store I I li If'WIIllT Safe CforlNFAHTScndinVflLID ASK FOR 1917 Prices on 1921 Work Shoes Choice of five kinds of Men's All Solid Work Shoes, light or heavy soles, screw nailed. Made by the best shoemakers $3.95 These shoes are worth $1.50 to $3.00 on today's market.

NEW ARMY SHOES Goodyear welts, soft uppers made for comfort, style and service, worth $6.00 and $6.50. ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP 1017 ii Mass. 1017 2 Mass. vf Horlick i Aroid Imitations end Subctitu Rich milk, malted grain extract in Powi No Cooking Nourishing DIgetf MOTHER MEND For Expectant Mothers Used By Three Gehehatiohs rra ro ftOO (LIT HOTHttHOOO BAIT. Mil I cad tis (auToa Co.

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