—-;>     . To   - . . «mg COLUMBIA ssounmuikruigsmy oc-rontgmao 1923 b A __y  a __ p __ W W 
    . . -~ . 5 a 7 . '"”' " A " .» Tm; aw. r.uey.’.onu-eaioooiiaiiasiou department of the «$1-7 . V C ' . .. . . '
 " 4 NT 1 “”'°"""‘ ‘-" '7' '"'"' RSONAL ITEMS la. medn xamoue. sunm. Hrs. A ‘ten . .  AT STEPHENS Coupes  - 7 i 9
-I    in the lltriltin  . PE ' _ .“‘_’- rule). ',.(.g,:,,‘.nod with them fox-pf Von  and her mother. an-5. A _ __ _A   Be 3 “ 3“'FIOW€r.
i I H. F. Shaw went to Hallsville 10- , ’ few days nut. ' Tape’ ‘ave gone to Rum.’ A (‘0mmltt¢E Of 9980119?! hll b"¢‘l|

: ‘W " i ' - ' ‘ o o
Jtvrasalso found that the girl.‘ M". SM. “excuse. who h”'C“y.‘”

‘ STEPHENS

a few days visit with rela-- ‘

‘ LEARN TO DANCE

7 Pa-iva\te Lessons and 2 flourf‘fi-hctice Dancing for $5.00.

ppointed to supervise the studeuti
for

spent le_as,£or “eats” in the fall and _ , ’.c. . M J ;
lam-in‘ an“ in flu ‘inlet’  Miss Lulu Halts went to St. Louis hb!°:"a:£!“";!':_§_ ‘  I  “Sb ‘aeabd auwhinwm ‘mama of'comt3lttees“‘ “the Homecoming
 ‘ , lzsuflorwitruurchn gaff“ Ipnwal mu 1% Columbia for her home in Centra1la‘Chrlstlan College last year. was Jam 9' ‘ ‘'5 elm Kinfltfd 1'

visitor Sunday Miss Hutchinson i; cmirmam

teaching in the public schools of
Moberly.

L.  Coggius went to L‘antr:.l}a . . . . ,
» » - um "wmmg Mrs. Bernhard Hampton and little
daughter. Dorothy Ann, who have

been visiting llliss Marion Kelly. re-

twasalsofound that the largest ex-, y_
‘P““‘’ °°‘“"°d in we p“’°h”° °f Miss Estelle Elliot went, to Mex-
elothing. and the neat to largest in ice mu-
sundries

  

For Appointrner.'.s Call 1025-White.

ds ” tters. f-07 Parents
Sen  ‘ ' ' Tuesday and Thursday Eve.

of Smdents . Asking»  AT CHRISTIAN COLLEGE 

0..Hltkl¢)' went to Ferguson

Mud?“ 5"“ °f "'9 U"l"""lly turned to their home in Frankfort.

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‘mixed Spend. _ “We have not as yet been able to h. - _ é—_ was the dinner guest of Beatrice "L, mg, m minm _
 P!“ - ' estimate the definite results of this t firioguifi Hope went ,0 ¢em,,_ 011185 L Mil)’ 07 w°"}‘’1"¢ ‘'35 Ternmon, Sunday. Miss Hale was a 1),.‘ S;-g,,:um;.5paem. will give a .. O'_____ __ ‘_“ _______
mg MODE)’. investigation and appeal to the par- H. an-8 momma,‘ the SUIIJOS‘ 8005‘ 01' hf! 818197‘. 1195- Christian College graduate of the musical letiurc on «Old Tunes for f - -—-.-'-'* " '1" ‘ ’"‘ ---~
"“‘,“"""'  °m3' hm find ‘wm ‘mr °‘"’ °b5"' G. R. Sumers went to Sturgeon on 9"" C D _ f I d d C1885 G‘ '22- Now" in e college auditorium at-
  \.,m°.e Eh“ we in“, njnuy reduced busim” wuerd. ' K ( _ ;.isitn(:;£0}1.1is oh“ gufpenzeelrltfifi. Mr. and Mrs. 1.. 1.. Shaw of lnde- 7:30 o'clock this eveninx. The pi’0- . Ifiarn to

the 'nc'dent'.‘ ,exPe'dnurcs 0‘ the D. L. (‘B!'ld€ “Elli l0 Moberly ‘an‘' i 8 r’ ’ Pfifldtllce W81‘ \'lSll0fS 81 Christian gram [5 under the gugpicgg of S)‘-
students.” said President Wood. “We . $IlUl'd9}'-

Committee Decides That $3
:1 Week Is Suffi-
cient Allowance
_ at Present.

uhiu"). >‘,cx~<_e:0uV:-7:7 1111: p-THIN‘ l0 

um‘ “,8 an-ragre school  F-171" L‘
11193’

. 1-xp¢~n3('."‘ Ella J3
\\'m—,d_ pl‘("‘.l(.ll'lll. nf Sl¢‘Ph”l5
College. "But we find "P0" i""'°3“'
gation that a great -dtffll of the
mane)‘ sin-nt 09 incidental ¢'!Il“'"9“-‘
91:)’ the girls i; uniiecessnfy ‘Wd “"‘
1,.‘-9 been for the past two year.“
vying to lower this type of ex-
.’ '

Milli:-sidml Wood in a recent’ letter
to the parents of the student~—: of the
collvfle said. “A "“"I~’ "3"'f“l “mdy
has been made of the needs nnd ex-
lit-nditurcs of Fl€'PlH’l|~‘9 Pl?“ “"'d"
from tho“. of tuition and butt -
Twp hundred S-ltldvlltfi kept drtailrd
‘ account of their 1-xpc-miiturc--» THY
‘flu-em] we:-l:a fllltl the rcstlll-‘i 07
these report. \v.-;'o- t.-iliulnta-d 1'1-‘ 3*
committee. It wu-v found that after
the initial outlay fur l-OUR?‘ fllid $?."'“'
nasium clothing. the awrai!-' Elf‘
‘pt.’-gr ffum $3 to $5 11 \\'t~(‘lZ fol‘ ‘c°z|ts.'
cur“ doghing, laundry, .-.cliool sup-
plies-, amusement-~., club dues. church.
charity, and suiidrie.-.. (if cnulzaf‘
there were exceptioliis to‘tliis rule.

‘ The average iniiial outlay {W b°*'l‘~‘- (‘

was found to be b’rtvr.'-en $10 {Hid S13-
“ expenggog, fin!‘ ll !34|l‘i)!'ll_\' ‘ht’
first year amount to practically $45-
i'!‘he dues fo e second year.
though. are much less.” 7
Girls Prefer Regular Allowance.

discussed and,the largest percent-
age of the girl-. preferred the meth-
od of a regular allowance. Irregu-
lar remittances from home or money
-upon request ranked second in fa-
vor; checking on parents, third; and
private bank accounts, fourth.

The committee reached the con-
clusion that $3 a week i.-. a sufficient
allowance, $5 a liberal um-, and a
iegular allowance the best plan to
use. '

“Many student»: with an allow-
ance of $2 or less a week do not feel -
stintcd. The college discourages
but it cannot c-xtrnvzigancc
Without your co-operation, said
President Wood. “Make your daugh-
“-E‘; i:-zu-i»-~aii.m.nc.- and r mre
r to km-p within that ullowam-e.,
-. is uu_wi.-.e to permit her to write
:ht-clis."

Tlii.~. investigation has been car-
ried on for the past two years. Stu-
ileuts were i.-.-cued 3-lips and asked to
keep their entire expense accounts
for a period ofia-\'«-rul vva-9 '5.

ost Money Spent for Clothes.
It was found that less money was

do not want the pircnts of the girls y

_to feel that attending a girls’ sch
will necessitate the spending of
much unnecesary .money. We are
‘going to continue this investigation
pod try in every way to discourage
t unnecessary expense of our stu-
d I' concluded President “bod.

UNIVERSITY NEWS

Orville China retuaied yesterday

from Clarence, p1o., where he spent L

the wt-cl;-end with his plrents.

Robert Doyle returned to Colum-

bia yestc-rdny after spending the
week-end with '5 ‘parents in St.
Louis.
‘ .\ir.~:. W. 1). Steele went to Chil-
licothe yesterday after spending the
week-end with her son, Charles, in
.-tudent in the University.

Poul Uslrunder returned yester-
day morning to his home in Mober-
l_\° aft: .‘~p('l1dlllfl the week with
.t'rio-nds attending the University.

.\li.~s l-Isther
Mary Schutz of Kansas. City return-
ed home this morning after a Visit
:1? [hr Kappa Kappa Gamma house.

Mi.-is Catherine Christen returned
_\'¢'5lt'TdI)' morning to her '
St. Louis after spending the week-
end here as the guest of Miss Louise

.u *3.

H Mrs. J. l-I. Thrasher left Columbia
tor her home in Bolckow, after a
visit with her sister Miss Mabel
Messick at the Alpha Gamma Delta

ouse.
1 Mrs. S. G. Williams of Denver

Lindsey, left'Columbia for her home
this morning. Mr.-.. Williams is a
graduate nurse of Parker hospital.

A AT THE HOSPITALS

no (‘on

‘J. S. Taylor of Easley was -admit-
ted ye-.*:terdti,\'. -

Minnie Foiter was admitted Sun-
day.

Parker Memorial

l-‘red:-rick Lowrance was admitted
this morning.

Those admitted yesterday were:
Arthur Eclxstein. William Noel, Roy

FGISII!‘-oft. Ftras Van Meter and
Buford Biggsf ' . Ch‘
I‘. H. S.-glihs  Women.

The University High School has,
in the poison of Miss Sadie Young,
an adviser of women. This is not 3
new ofiice. but it was not until this
.‘'*‘3T "18! l‘I'l'ular conference hours
were arranged.

Try a Missourian want ad.

esterday on busin
Ralph lhaynes

yesterday on business.
. N. Lockridge went to Mexico
today on a short business trip.
Mrs. A. l c aine went
Brown's Station this morning.-
E. 1.. ogau. after visiting in (1--
lumbia, returned ‘u Mob-‘:23,
Mrs. 0. A. Novel] of Oakland. Cal.
Ru-

to

A

i.~. vizaiting Mr. and Mrs. S. B.
mans. . ’
. . Robinszon, 513 South Sixth,
nt to C4-ntrnlin this morning on
usine- .
Mr-.'.. Lulu liubbard went to (‘en-
tralia today to attend a bridge
luncheon. ~’
Mrs. John N. Taylor wet! to M0-
rl ' ' vi.~_it her

‘Y L‘

a
5

daughter, Mrs.

Miss Marian Smith, who has been
visiting ‘relative-2-. in Columbia. re-
turned to lizuisns (‘ity this morning.

Mrs. R. M. Stewnrt returned to
l‘.t-1‘ home in Luthrop, —Mo., Sunday
. {ten in !l1t.1'l visit with her son. Rob-
:-it who is u .-tuden: 111 the Univer-

(‘rider and Mls: :it\

Mr:-.. w. 'r. liutchison of (‘billi-
cotlie. who has been visiting Mrs

 B. Runiaiis, returned to her home I

_\'c:'.lerda_\'.

Miss Ruth Via left Columbia for ‘
A-Kansas (‘ily this morning. after a 3

tfhort vi:

it with her parents. Mr. and
Mr-. F \'ia.

Mr.‘ and Mrs. 1'. J. Roberts. who 
; $39.75 Evening, aft-
dinner

have been visiting with Mr. and

Mrs P. J. Rubens, returned to their .

home in linll-;ville yesterday.

‘ ' Miss Emily 8. Munro departed for 2
Methods of receiving money were who 1,“ been visiting Miss Darcy, her home in Phoenix, Ariz.. yester-

day, after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Er-
nest S. llearon for two we:-l;.<.
Mr. and Mrs. Josepli C. I-Tlliff, whrr

.ave been vi-iting Mr. Elliff‘: par-_

cuts, Prof. and Mrs. J. D. Elliff. left
Columbia this afu;-rnomi for twins-
ton. .

Mrs. M. R. ('ro.~b_\', who has been

visiting her son in the

on her trip East from California, E A
.v.'ill leaw Columbia for Neil‘ Yorl; j
l(Al"ll0l‘l‘u\\'. ‘
Mrs. R. W. Mansfield went to

Htlllt.‘-'\‘lllr this morning for an ex-
tended vicit wi her daughter.-:.
Mrs. Courtland Meyer and Mr.-‘.
John Harris.

ldu-n, who came to Columbia Sut-

urday to see the football g.-mi» and M

visit Mr. Paslc-_v':s parents, Mr. an:

 

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Osteopath
Exchange Nat'l Bank Bldg.
Rooms 308-309

 

“Quality
Without

f

  GOLDMA N’S

For the Balance of the Week A

Offering Unusual Savings Opportun-

910-912
914
Broadway

’ cloth. Black only.
Reducerlto
Yard

o - - o o o o o o o o e o e o

itiesl. in Our Dry .Goods Department

$3.75 BROADCLOTTI
Extra fine quality Chiffon Broad-
50 inches wide.

ture. Black

 

. $2.50 TRICOTINE D
All wool, 56 inches wide. Fine to):-

only. Reduced to, yard.

and Brown

$2.95

"$2.89

ducecl to, yard . . . . ..

$2.95 DUVETYN
Beautiful and serviceable. Good as-
sortment of colors. Re-

All colors’

5-l-INCH POIRET TWILLS

$4.25. Specially reduced
for this week, yard . . . .

and qualities, rzmging to

3.25

$2.69

36-INCH OUTINGS
Light and dark patterns, good

Choice of

originally priced from 49c to

GINGHAMS
the house. All ginghams

5c

o o o o - . . - - - . . . .

quality. Regular ric ~2§c,.
reduced to, yard  . .8. . ; .. 19C 65c’ at yard
20c'MUSLIN "
Agabiaii Chiciffied yard wide, extra -
goo va ue. uced t , -
yard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..0. 

.. 55c TABLE DAMASK
Mercerized Damask, 60
wide. Good assortment of
patterns, yard . . . . . . . . . . . .

inches

45c

$295 ‘values.
to, pair . . . . . . . . . . . . .

(.‘.0’I'l‘ON. BLANKETS4-* .
Heavy weight size, 64 by 76 inches.
Reduced

. Reduced
. patterns an
‘quality

$1.95

ODD BLANKETS

000

for clearance. Beautiful

dfine  

e ¢ c v v 0

Light and dark

COOOIII

. J 36.iNCH scour PERCALES
1 rt . S 31 attergsi. Large,

asso merit. peci y pric ‘

at, yandw . . . . . . . . .. 

TURKISH TOWELS.
Heavy weight, 1211' ‘e size, unusual
value. Buy them by t e doz-
en, at each

25c .

O O O O o o o - n - o u o e

, 29¢ CHILDREN'S HOSE
 'Heavy weight. Fine for schoo

’ 50¢

CHILDREN’S HOSE
Extra fine quality ribbed hose.

I

’ css.
went to St. Louis’

I Melba. Saturday.

(..dg..\' ‘

l."niver+ity, '

Oren Pasley and wife and two 1

Dr. louis Bagby of Vinita, Olcla..
visited his daughter, Annabelle,
Saturday. .

Mr. Janie-2: E. Willis of Carroll-
ton was 2 guest of his daughter,

.1

I'll ".

. l-I. Boat of Morris

the weel;-and g (2
dnugliu-r. llelen.

Grace Hunt of the University of?
‘Mitsuull was the dinner guest of
Sonia Troutman, Sunday.

Elizabetli Hardy and Judith
D('1n[-:~t')' of Sumner were the week-
end guests of Francis Wilson.

Mn. 1-‘. N. Rcvard of Pawhuska.

onville, lll..i
st of his

‘()l'ls., spent several dayswith her

daughter. Katherine, last week. Q
Mr. and _.\lr:§.__§thel.Eia)'s of Tip-1‘
ton were the wee}:-en guests of '
Alice Hays. a junior in the college.
Mrs. Margaret Linnie Spitzer of‘
\'ini-ennes, lnd., was a Sunday guest»
ofligrrict Jean Trappe, head of the

l T

Evening
é Dressesf

ernoon and
gowns. 0 Special

$19.75

$39. 75

cial

<-—v

$49.75

\

cial at . . . . . . . . . . . .

Poiret,
Special

\V(l()l
Crepe.

Special

0
y

‘vi’ 3'.‘ E5
5|‘ 5° '1!

$55 Evening dresses,
specially featured ‘at

$79 Evening dresses
of better quality. Spe-

.. Our Advance

Fall Showing and Sale
C Already a Proven Success. .

This great sale of‘ Ready to Wear is already :1 great success. This
‘iveeli will see'the sale at its height. Each express brings new dresses and
coats direct from New York's best designers.
Bent Dressers have attended and Friday, S3t111‘(l{1_V and Monday they tax-
ed the strength of our regular and extra salestatf. Garments shown in
the best Ready to wear stores in the country and brought to you through
our connection with the Parks-Lawson Stores at unusual price concessions.

o o - e o e o e o e e

   
 

College. SlllldI)’- MN. Shlw. W110 ma Gamma Gnnima, a musical soro-
was formerly Mary GvnlT.\'. GU90‘-‘rit_\'.

ed Christian College in 1912.

Mrs. W. W. Charters will make a

M“_ 3.,-01¢ Mg]-kg of Pawnee, number of talks to the student body
01:13,, spent Sunday with friends in and faculty of the college: at 8:30

Christian College. Mrs,

Marks, in. m. October 31; at mass meeting

who was formerly Thelma Under- 7:10 p. m. November 1; from 10 to

wood,

9" . .
government organization last year. faculty meeting at -1:00 p. m.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Paul‘LeMert to Fannie E it-Mort’
his wide, Lots 161 and 182--Smitl»
*' Subj. to

Ernest and Mary Ssllee to ‘Eliza 39"

Jane Cass:-ll. part Lot 3-Subd. part
SW NE-12-48-13 in Columbia, $1.00.

Sub]. to D1‘ 152-67 and 152-178.
Made to Correct Deed 171-168.

You are missing opportunities if
you are not reading and using Mis-
sourian want adv.

‘K.’ '\~""'." 'V-‘''.’' 'l'.'‘ ' ' '
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Hwy‘ 1'.’ taro
.1 ,. fifty ,- g; I. .I,
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to

Street and Afternoon
‘Dresses

$12.51) All wool Poiret Twill dresses. $313

ea
9.75

. . - O o o o a u - - o o o o 9

$224.7-5 Street and afternoon dresses of all
Charmeuse

and Canton
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$16.7 5

 Dresses of Poiret Twillsi Soilk Char-
. lllC‘llS€, Silk Canton ‘Crepe, Sat1n..B19-Ck
1 Crepe charmingly-trimmed and tailored.

9.75

$139.75 Dresses in a choice group of Styles.
materials and colorings. Special . . .$29.75 -

Hundreds of Columbia's

I

There is still time

. for that winter coat.
And our Cloak Department is

 just brimming over with smart

 I suggestions in coats.

as president of the studeat- 10:30 a. in. November 6. auditorium;

0-

vembcr 7; 7: p. m. November 8,

auditorium.

10

1'. II. S. ltecei-ves‘i\"e:“Equipuient.
The manual training. department
of the University High

chiuist's vise. and a number of oth-
r tools to replace individual stu-‘
t equipment.

I DR. w. s. WHIITLE. Dentist
' Hours 8 to 5 and by appointment
911-A Broadway

‘l‘hones—0ffice. 2147; Rea. 152

   

  

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Private Lessons by Appointment Only
MRS. J AM ESON

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received vices for benches, a ma-‘

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—the world's best portable.

  
  

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Reading Typewriter Exchange, Agents.
804 Hillcrest ‘ Phone 1750

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Dresses of Finer Quality.

$55.00 Dresses. Special . . . .

$69.00 Dresses. Special . . . .
l $89.00 Drexes. Special . . ..
I .

   

. . . . . . . $39.15
. . . . . . . $49.75
. . . . . . . 369.75

Wonderful Showi g

of

COATS

$25f00~Cloal;s 
$37.50 Cloaks ....... ..
$39.75 Cloaks . . . . . . . . .
$55.00Cloaks 
$79.50 Cloaks . . . . . . . . .

are _soft, deep

There

 

- . . . . . . .$29.75

daytime. 311 dress ¢08tS. and prices unusually low. All the new

9191"? 31‘? 83)’ _En lish tweeds brown tones, as well as swagger "5
' and Sm3l'_l-1)’ Plaid and striped combinations of stripes and 

patterns in tppeoats and general ds. , 1 “

.i . . . . . .$19.75
. . . . . . .$25.00

.......$39.75
. . . . . . .$59.75

  
   

pile fabrics in knockabouts. You will find the

plai

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