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1 .\l. llttttsltalter perform
‘’ y in front of the mat

~. -. tvotseealed with white‘ lattice trdh.
l’ J with srnilat and ltpns.

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“gr, brott. tslm‘ sat‘; " \t llalllting and

_ “I.Ld't'e You Trttl_\" ‘it-l.-fr the t‘eI'@otty.
fly, [’grf_\ arivl ht- lot -I man,‘-Ilussell V.
Ucfihin. rntrrt--l the tistitg roolh lrtom the
l.‘ pt. .t...s ,...-.-.-.t.-.t by The. lleverentl
fig;-slulttr and slntitl ‘hr-fore - the altar,
[ ‘fit l.'r'.t_\ an-l her father. [tii1'P1lt'd la)‘
*9 liritlt--mtitl-. “ts. Tltufltas lilkittft
i flirt-ls-ll. Jr. at‘ l\:I'ts1- ltt:-l and \Ir\.
hes Phelan cl Lalayett-'. Mg» and the
gatron of honor. \lr~. \li[t,tn losall of
(;|grL-_t.tllt-_ \ln_ -‘~'--r -n the bride cane
Jnrsvn the stttirtsat .1".-l tzttt-retl the living
room l"-1| the rt_~'vt -l----r. arttl:tttoh their‘
 re lit l-'Yt' lltt il.‘.Y_  lit‘ bfturfllofltfll
It!!!" if-lttervl V‘  ~'--rll ‘l fl"43'l:ll!-
}.,,... \'¢',,,|.t li‘-null, it. Jtrlian Hath)

ud \t;;;-t...t| t.t.n, lP'-tliN'f ol'tlte htitle.

The ltl'lIl0.‘.- 2---stt n.'s Ml ‘ltite Ialltl
f...|.;,,n.-,|, t. to . -l:.l]t-‘ll slsirt atttl lV|lllt'f
't,-immt-.1 \.t!l' g--.lt-. ll.x- tram ius ol
“RUIN at-tl l't.‘t ..Jll tltv tulle \t‘Il was
i hold in p'.t-~ \ .Ilt t-t.ttt-,:t- l)ltI‘~tott'l- and
regrl-t_ .\it~- mttzo--l .t l-nttttzn-t it llphelia
fit...-s, \I':-s l.t.t\ ts--re .1 tliaho-nil pl.Il-

ingm ls.” p.i..l.‘:-. ,.ll l---m llle ‘rttlcgttsttltt
§h- also: \--I- t l-ltto -_-ton-i-it.'(h pm lie
hp)“; tti \li~- l't'.tIl-' '-ltttjlrll. .ttttl
‘hit-lg I13‘ her It b\“lll t-- I\\t‘ttlV1-ttfllll trill-
H lltitlrs.
‘- ,Nrs. llt:\.t'l ‘-w'- .1 2' ‘Mt £Y""“
‘ngclir 't'.t" ~ In‘! tint“.  
'33 t!tt'-~s‘vl Ill ltlt|i' ttttttfyt lltntnff [Hill
lit. l'lnllYl"Il ttttlt tut-';. rosetlatitls. and
fig; Pl"-l,t:t t.,o- ;:t»tsttt—tl irt torcltitl prong-
“. tritnmvul ‘tilt ~ll\t‘I l.ttt‘ Illll \t'l\t°l
’ flu:-r-. \ll .4 tlu-nt "‘.tl'ltt'ti Jtta lt=ttHtIIt'l%
oiktllartt--t r.. .\ uni mtlt - nlml tttlle.
filter tltr ta '-ttt- 1:‘. lllt t-- it} J t‘t't 01>
rig in honor at lllt' l.rtt«- arttl ltritle-
'fg~ng and rrlr-'-lttttt ttl- \st'rv' tt'r\'l"l. Th?
P iodllitll “Il.t- lovntevl the t-enter-p’.r-tc ul
, tltgftlirtin-,; tt...m Igtltltfi tltlt-r tl4‘t‘ol’€tltt|fl.6
"ca the table mrr glau t'.lDtll¢$il"hI tietl
Ihh tdlle t" t:.tittitt,' ltclzto--l ttltttr ran-
 qtl bud \ ,~l‘d ||sIltll.I‘ llpltclia ttilrfl.
13... .3... .t~- -tt-.l to tlts di'n.rtg room
‘gap: \lr.-. .l. l-. 'lh»»rttl--n. “rs. W. l".
l &|'y¢-Qt‘! til |t'- \llfl"l0 -. ‘I75.  l,\lkI'

lo.1h'b9"T. llt-lt-n \litt-lit-ll. l"raru't*s.\litclr-
,3.‘ .\t..vu-vie ll.t:lt.ttt'.-lt. la in l.--ruin. Jes-
F .5. t.....t-.3 ....;t t:tt;.t..-ttt (ire-en.

Mia \Iarjt-t .- ll.trlt.ttiglt ~¢.tttaltl llte
fifth‘. bhutluet as she threw ll lltfl ll‘
ht hurling ttl lltr‘ stairtsay,

Mt: Parry t- .t grstlttate ol the School
ol Juarnali-rtt an-l i- J ln0'ltIlt'|’ of the‘
Pi Beta Phi. (Zwrnnta \lplta Chi and lets
Saga: sororitit . -

Ilr. Parry L- lll-' -on ol .\lr\artd Mrs.
M ‘twirl l‘;t:t'\. Ml k:|tt.CJh.‘1lt\'- H?
igg graduate ttl lit" 3 'lt'rul til .'ttUf.flIllIU\.
ad is: mean‘. I of tit» Sigtrta Clti antl

Qua Delta lltt lr;tto-rrt't‘.io'-.

‘ Mr. and “is. l'.t':y tsill hr‘ at ll-Hm‘ ill-
tea Kprtl 2. i: li.tr:lt-stille. (lK".I.

  
 
 
   
 
  
  
  
  
  
   
 
 
  
  
 
  
   
  
 
  
  
   
 
  
  
 
 
 
  
 
  
 
   

Dtllnl. ll"Illtl .\l'.' 70 ‘ ‘
CI!) IVHIIHI H. II '\I I.‘

flu [).;\It.lat l'tI'Z9t' ..:I| tTli‘.'.s1ln vtith
. ialtgmal qt," .-.- 2 [wt out-ts rwfnlltfl. Tltt‘
“C  ti-ml‘. tt.ll lie tl.~t1tr.ll"tl in
Nilllfffi -nt.l.t\ .uttl -p in: llowt-rs.

Yb ’t°t9fi|d \.tll lw: \l|-1'4 l)I|l’Ulh\'
Stetlltautt, llt-ltn ].u'li.~- It. Slautinr ll!"
gdy, Id; ‘.!.tt- l\t-.r.‘ \l.tr:.tret‘ "illittttte.
'>  ,\lt-vo “vllh-ll. hlyrtle  
«- asst llutluon. t'utltt-rim-_ Liston. Lillian
CUaIleltler.'Eltubetb Franklin. .\l.trl¢|f-
Ct Iaggs. \rli:te Hill. Virginia Ruarh.
 "I-he lnuisr “tight, llt-it-rt \Ie-nger.
]7l.tRiIe llterho-nti-lge. |.l|.'t‘t|I llooltther
' an Powell \tt-ttsm‘. itch Bofltlev.
. lists. Baker. .t.tm A. Smith, Psut Twin

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' ch."-gun,‘ fill ht   
 \t.;.,t .ntl Mn‘. I-lo~atl..loneI and
f Ba. and ‘tin. A. II. It. I-‘air-‘hill.
‘ un tmrm.‘R.s' SPEND ,
I'Ul'.‘R-—£.\'l) Hls'RI'.'
The lleta Ttteta I’: motltt.-r who are’
_tt;t~otling the gs-t-o-lrrntl in I‘ ' II
guests at the llt'.||0l"f ltout laret "ll-

' : \lrs. l, 
Mrs. T. l. lurner.g0kllh$
. : \lr~. E.‘ It‘. Strut‘, Mrs. E.
S. llallartl. \l:.. t;. A. ‘t‘n-stmtts. St.
’ ltotpit; \lr-. I. l’. Race. l’l~vril. lll-1
. st...‘ s. 1'. lligglt-, tr... It. I‘. llarvootl.
“I. C. S. ll.-is-~. \lr-. \. ll. Ssvlaheto
.‘fi’I."l, T. llzlltiel. ttntl “rs. l'i. l'. 'lI¢Il.
‘Hiatus Lily. . ‘

ctttntrmt mt":-ttr .‘.ll 3

» «Inn tvl (Iaratm-I and Ittltite ‘l.

Tgyitti; .tntl \lt -o - l’. .trle hlittifell. llullt ff‘

, .\lsr-hall. ‘Ir-. Ii P Ans-""

Uturllin. Spring flout-rs and Easter"

1.0-“id X. Kasai 'Klrtley,.
i

Illlfliflmflfeattht-table.’

SCOTTISH RITE MAIONS
GIVE ANNUAL FEAST

ls ahsaevsaee at the aaaaal .\launtl\-
M M &‘trlll6lt

. . loha Pickard at-t'aLas tt-a.sttru~ter

short were given by Ii. \\_
Stephens. Dealt "abet "illiams anal
Gal. Wllian E. Persons.

HHS. EJRL UKNDERSON
'INS INCH BRIDGE SCORE

Mrs. Earl Heotlernort made high wrote
rnd was atsanled the lint prize. a lutsrlt-
eott Plath. at the bridge given _yt-stt'rtl.i\
by Mrs. 0. S (Trisler. '
a ho! of _ . .
C. .\lehl and the cut prize. a pair nl hand
 kl towels. has tthattltfttl ttt
\lrI. E; H. Childers.

ULLE. T.4$TEl’l.\' TO BE’
HONOR (.'l*'E.S'T IT T54 as
Mr. and Mrs. llerhert llet-so. Duma-
apanments. tstll entertain at to-.t from
C to 6 o'clock lotnorrnts Illrtttt-t-Vt in
honor of \|atlc-moi-ellt~ Maria " ' .
who is tisiting Dr. and .\Ir-. \laru-l.
llayenel. _
The delegates to the hlitltlle “est and
‘Mill! Classical .\IItIt‘iatittn meeting turn-
the guetitsol the llotne llcottomit-~ tlepart»

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. 7750'.‘ ll  ll  tD.t'ltp< h Itsil.|\.

The luncheon was turned iii the ll.mtt-
liconotltics Building by the sttttlettts irt
the department. Ferns antl llom-r~ were
used as decorations.

Those lrotl the llelta llella Delta
house tho are spending the tit-cl.-entl
out of town are: .\liss Josepltitte .\l..
Kamey in Paris. Miss .\label Fatldis. in
l'entralia and .\|i~s Betty Wilma In ll"
home‘ in Quincy. lll.. In all-'tttl lltt- is: l-
tlllt‘ til llff 

.‘olr. and ‘hits. hltlton llutall and sort
\lilton. .lr.. lt-lt this morning lot their
home in Llarhssille, .\lo. ,\lr. lluull
._arriu-tl in liolullthia yesterday to altttntl
the we-ddittg ol \|ts-- Eric lira) to ’l'tu--
tnas "Owl Parr). .lr.. yo--tt-rtl.tv t'\t'n
trig.

\llI. llllllflfi ll. “lllllffiltltw,  “Jug.
line. entertained the teachers and moth‘
of the Field School from it In ’»
o'clock yesterday afternoon. .\lrs. l;_
Berry and .\lrs. Earl hurt: lttrnislu-tl it
min-it-al program and lflfrsllmrnls mm-

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g.-Cited. There were tytenty-liic gut-.-t~.

The Mallet: Press Club announces tlt--
[ledging of .\lisaes Amelia Fo.-ser, Katha-r»
ine Wheeler, Alice Judd. Fergenr Ot.t!.lm.
Ruth Williams, Dorothy lloe. .\lary hath.
ttinf llttrinf. Doroth, P.-nnnck t|r|.l I~.tt
hel Dooley.

“iv Ruth l.t-ebrick. tsltti i~ pt‘i\.t:t-
secretary lot’ the .\lts-ouri Farm Fedo-rzt
tion in leflerson City. trill arrive today
to spend the Ireeh-erttl tsitlt lter ttaro-rtt-.
Mr. and Mrs. I. ll. l.o-t-ltrit~l.. ll-‘t.’
Ilincltson aveaue.

.\lr. and .\lrs. Tl‘-omas Wtvitl Pam. ‘.'..
lelt today for their home in Kansas ( tts.
They attended the wedding of their son.
Tlyorrus "trod Parry. .lr., tn .\llsl l’:\lt'
tiray. tslticlt took placv last evening

W. H. .\lc(}rt-gor and lliratrt l. l--l:tt-
«on. representatives in the Nate l.l'gl--
Iature. were entertained at tlirtm-r \\v'~l
nestlay night by Kit. and .\lr-. (1. ll. “ll-
lianta, bib South Filth street.

.\tn. Ruth xeflni. ....t \ts.. ltutlt llE¢-
'gt-nbottotn. t-arlters in the (.."lItlt1Ill|ll\‘

.S('hIMIl. Sl. lfitll.-. Il’l't\f‘tl in lot-ltllllltll
this lnornittg to spcml their East?! \I-

t':|tion.

hlisa .\lary Pltleger and \It-- \lar\'
Chambers were guests ol \lr-. Margaret
llhamberlain at dinner Tuestlat esco-
tng. alter which they alto-tttletl tlt-- lilo-e
l.llll| concert.

George Htrnutl, French llit‘lu'\ attttl
laaia Bingltam front the Sigma Iltt
{house are .-pending the weekend in Kart-

, .__.__...,_
Favors were presented at the hritlpe

 

-_—...—.o-— -~v

'4. ..

1 l

     

,..a.j-~..¢...o v

‘ lll ll'.’—‘)‘2. $3.280.

tluochcoa gtvcu yesterday by Mrs. ltow- I

   

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lartdT.Prst-tortollrs.C.'C..H _
Ira. Liadallleysenhergaod ro.H.a
it. new. '

n 5., r..¢.g.‘g..‘.''1g,¢;.....,,,. “, Mi-a.HutlI trayrss st lsltlwi Kan.
0 V  II‘ M lflifi Cl F IR

.u"".‘u. ‘fig, v- b>.bE.“"iI|IIdl:‘lh¢VflhtCIdIlll|t
' - '. _ 1 3 Ill aniat will he: " Dd" l'°"‘° _ l ‘
[) ‘£l.f’olNc pt ma." *5 t L F0 U‘ E‘ m.'‘‘”' Miss Rachel Cooper of William ooda

College. Fahon, arrived to
"" spend the weekend as the guest .\Iisa

l‘.ttaict- Woodrufl.
The Laura  class

of the Broadway .\tt-thstlist utter
thin afternoon at 2:$ o'clock at  btne
ol Slrs. J. ‘S. Laugltlin. IQ Walnut.

Miss Rachel Cooper and Nina \largaret
\laus Ol William Woods College hill he
tl nut-r gut--ts this evening at the \lpha
l'l't lltittrf.

.\li-- Selina l-alrtihahtt-l the llhi \lu
ltd-use‘, is spending the weekend at l;et
l‘tttl|i' in \litldletovn.

\lr. and .\Ir-. J. .l. lh-Gmll Ollifffll
liay, ‘is. tool." dinner last evflina at
the llroadtnore lrtn.

Dr. amt .\lrs. E. E. .\ttgell of Rodltep--rt
in-re tltnrter gut-ta last est-ttirig ta: 0'

‘ liroatlrnorc lnn.

\li-s Page “right til l.!tttlett\stt¢tl lilll‘
ltge has ,; dinrter guest la.-t t“VQ'I‘llt)'. at
lllt' Uplta l’lti ltouae.

The mo-mherv of the (‘iii Omega soror-
it\ .ittttot;ttce :lt.- plt-tlging tsl hliet llaarl
llau-t-r til Kins: (Lit).

REAL Esrsn: Ttuutsrtll

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Real estate ttanslas lor yuterday.'
'

\\t'fI‘ Js lttlluls-1
. illttl .\lrs. A. .. Selttvahe to
tr...-.~ P. Iloltlr. t: 12 >1 and NW. 51'.
Tlh 30 I3. and SI’. .\'l’.. and pt. Sh.
‘H 3%--.'t0-—l3. CHIN
.\lr. .tn-l \lr~. \l. l’. lloldin. to H‘. A.
largo-rtt. lttl Jrfrs in Nl':.~2*-43--I3.
s.t,:.'.tt. ,
_S. \l. litigltl, tti (iettrge ‘i. S"Itlk('|'.“
'-ll acres \\ pt ‘:32 SE and ll] acres

. WK”.
‘. \I. lltigltt to James S. l’ltlllippe.'
if: .s% and NW sw-—3o—5o—ta.
‘\\ ‘ll. .ttttl pt SF.-5"-25--w—l3.

i,hl.—

l.:li.ttt ll. llowell l".\'.In-. to Katie A.
‘la \.tltlt ltil- I83 Iltll  ll Rttfkpoflw
8330.

\lr. anal‘ \lr-. W. Ii. lleltlen. to George
ll. .‘ulltntt'ts. l.-2 ['32 NE-—ll. and ‘32
\l‘‘. 12. all in 47-l2 lsubp. D.sT!
$l0.(Xl).

\lr. antl Mrs. W. T. Johnson. to Her-
ln°Tt llatettscralt. NW’ N‘ —-2—l.. and
Ill acres part NE .\lC—-9. all in C3-ll‘.
t:t.2ttt. =

l". ll. \lt'llnnaltl, trustee. to H’. T
J-lu-~-m, \W N\\—-2-—l0. and 10 acres
l‘lll \l*l \lV. --9, all in ~l8—l2 sold under
C

.\lrs. S. T. (‘olmana Mother Ill. ,

\lr-. Ste-rltrtg l. lolman. Ahenhill
l".Itltt. has loo-en called to Faruington
ln the -t'fiHU<‘ illness of her mother.
\lr~. .\ot-l-tc ‘hays

.\'t-tltum t.§...;.; tr}; looks best of ttt
.illl'f :t (Qoltlt-n Glirtt cbalnpoo. Adv.

#7 ;

April 1st _
Last Chance ;
for
Seniors
to Order
Announcements
and
Caps and Gowns
April 1st.
The Missouri Store

 A
IIVIDE I810 5 IPOCHS
rust nsys of Log Cabin to in-
seat. Has Been Steady.
Bays Prot. Aahertey.

Llltfflttfc on .‘ll\34t'.Z.'l JI'Il‘.llt‘(‘llll"
was practically non-eai-tam belore l‘r..;.
.l. S. Attheney. of the art department.
plhhfied an article called “A tit-nttm
of Niuottri Architecture" in a rettn:
n mher of the .\|isoouri llistortcai it
near. The reason. perhaps, is that \l--
aouri architecture is not worth \srit.;tg
050“. for as Professor Arnhem-, -.t\
“Missouri has not -tsrtletl the v.--r‘-'
tsith her architecture." But. to qttntt
once more, “Though the production --I
masterpieces is one of the *lt'l entl- rt
art. there are many other purposes in: il
in "

try.
The picturesque log cabin ol the l\'.t rt ’

ties and thirties. the pretautttg l\tIt' u
little in the litd ol the live eporlts ml:
which Pralessor Ankeney dl\lllFI the lit-

I-try of Missouri alrhitevturr, van on. ll

unworthy ol housing the enterprising and
industrious men a women who opt-m-tl
the new country. l’rolessor Anlu-new
points out a certain beauty to lie lountl
in this type ol architecture. as well .t-
its fitness tor its purpose.

Tilt bf‘! epoch its lltf period til I‘
pansion jun preceding the (‘ital “at.
during which the net-es-ity of larger utttl
better planned buildings. lhe grmstn;
p 'ty ol the people. antl an admin-
tioa lor the classic style product-tl lllI'
dignified. spat-iou-, eolonnatlo-tl tl\\t‘ll
Inga til which the httlte Ill Vlt-. \\. ll
‘htllls at l3ll East Ilroatlaay. ct-tttttl-'l
ed in N549. t- an t‘It‘t'llt‘ltl e\.t;ttp'.o-. ltt
old .\lain Building Ill the lmu-r-.tt
a erected in this period, and
classic columns on Fllflfls Quadrangle
stand as a permanent record ol stttt--ht-_l<
lum HN'llllt'l‘l|lTI‘. Also, the ct-luttttt~
of the lirat Boone thtunty luurtltou-r.
the building destroyed by ltrr, stun-l.
at liigltth and Walnut -tret-t~, a~ attotlt

-o
:
-

~ er sttnival ol the pre-tsar epoch.

All til these structures. acrortltttg to
Professor Anheney. etrmpltltetl it -ttle
which Vol! llP\‘t'l'tpI'tl in this t-ourttn by
borrowing lrom ltlurope.

The dark period of the t.nil Wu and
the recstnstruction lolloymtg produced
only a meaningless hodgepodge of archi-
tecture. but, during the last filteen or
twenty years ol the nineteenth century.
the art oorlrer ho-cane ltec lrt-tlt lltt'
star} (lr'pt"ts.-lltfl ittlluenrc .trttl turno-
an n to the tnasterpiet-cs ol lurope lot
guidance and inspiratiott.

Contact \\lll| the I'orltl'~ oltl--r cul-
ture-. hays lltttlr-«tot AnLt'tte\, luts ;:i'.
en our INt~lr~ breatlth ol nets anal corn-

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«i- tlt'tr-~:altlo- if ti..-

. Jlmul hllIl.lKI).

URIAN FRIDAY MARCH 30 1923

. -V 7' ‘ C V- —
-mt or technlc; and the last met. ..r'

Missouri’: century of architecture-III)
to the present-—is alive with hope and
Pfotntse ol sccornp iahnettt.
FASHION BOOKS OWNED

Bl’ COLICMBIANS SHOW

STYLE ABCSE5 IN 608
pV‘~"¥Il volumes of Peterson's Maga-
-""'» Fultltslw-tl in Pltilatlelphia in the ear-
l‘ *'\l"‘*. have been given recently by
"l"- l_ ll. “auglt, street, to
lI""t'l- In Lolurnbia. .\lrs. "augh. who
ltt~ In-ml Ill lolumbia for approximately
t'II\ war-. has also in her possession sn-
ttul \--lurm-s ol (Lods'~ lady lloolt. ltt
-tttc t-l the-sr yolumt-s ol l’t-tt'tsun's .Vlagg.
"tn" {"7  lltf Ptlllnl [hurt de-pltrfps [hp
‘.--lll-tt‘.s then it yttgue: '

l.'-- |t!t'\t'lll -ltztpr of the hoop shut
utttcl blunt. Tltr
‘l~‘l" I" \"L'Ut J ytir or tvm ago was
'7'.’-llill ll|t|fl' "l‘M‘D'sl_  nut rfgur‘ by

 

\g.ttIt ltv nltso-.'\e._ ~°“ hnhn mo" [also-
}''‘‘''l|\ 4-! more lal-e hair is worn at the
tlvu-Itl tltn tytiultl  ;| t-urwg. qt‘.-.t’“,n
lt- ‘tliat'." "til the t’ll:Tl.I\ in such l)TIIt‘fl
I-Im.ntt' -lt-plts t~ !t‘dt'l|¢‘tl, hr say-, tn
‘.l't' IItt-‘erttltt t'lllNtt'Jlt~ tutlets til the isom-

\' .
ll; tntplmt-tl ta gmernment ofices gr glut V
»i

Q

l mt‘.

. H »t '
ll -- ~.t.-l tlut -l'\'t't.‘|l ol the women

tlt-tL- Ill ll|°' Htrtutts tlt‘[\In|lIl‘I'tlIt tit
\\ t~ltvt-ct:-it at" to he‘ tlirchargetl. We
1.!!! lt'~!tl‘. lit ll't' lttlllt Ill Ill!‘ elllflltfltl.

..t\ttt;: ~ev-t~. \\tIItt"lI elaborately l'fll'tIIllttt'tl
9

..ul tut.-:l.t|lt--' ltttltflllttt: the treasury
.-p~ \t- l: t t'ttrtt.-. ts out ol place lll
t'i\t'llllttt‘ttl ttllivt-~ "
llllill I{I'L.\T.‘l TU CU.\'Tl.\'l'E
Realty Men Blame Building (‘outs
and High \\'ages for Condition.
\\ttlt llIr- price of lumber and other
lltllltllllfl m;tteri.tl- increasing. and yuges
rt~rttatntttg at their prr-~e-ttt ltttrlt leu-l,
there t- little prosttect (ll cheaper rent-
ill tt-lttrrtliia next year. actortltng to the
fimtth & tiatr--n llealty to. The sup»

ply‘ til ltt-ti-es to run: tstll not lit‘ mater .

Illlllhflftl, '-ltt("' I! has be-llt'\r'tl tlt.'|'
the rent necessary to make a prtditaltlr
return on the investment would be ltm
high.

SCIRDCLE MADE FOR FIN.-\l.S
Examinations to Be Held From
April It to April 20.

The schedule of examinations lo’ the
lhivenity hlttltf term has lteevt Ott-
rtt-unced by the l:Hfl|tlIlllt"' on 5» ltl".ltllt‘-

ll lollnws:

llt-citation llot:r~ llxanttttattott ll--ur~

3 Daily . . . . . . ..§aturtlay, April l4. 8 ll
1 KIWI" . . . . . . ..Saturtlay. Kprtl ll. lltllt
.l TThs . . . . . e . .%turday. April It. It) I.’
8 “lily . . . . . . . ..\lor:day. \prtl lb, all
8 “Bl ...\lo.'ttlay April lb, 8 It‘-
l't ilvlilts hlontlay, \prtl lb, 24
9 llatly Tuestlat. Kprtl l7, ll-ll
'l \lHl' Tuettdat. April I? 8 HI
9 ml!‘ e. dliuesday. \pril l7 '2-l
I0 llatly Wetlttestlat Kprtl lll. 8»ll
ll) \l‘lt .Wt-tlnesday, April I8 8~lll
ll} TTlt\ . . ...lXeduestl.iy. April lit. 31
ll llatly . . . . . ..Tltursday, \prtl I'D. 8-ll
il \l‘l" . . . . ..Thttt’srla\. April l‘l. 8-ltl
ll ‘l'Th\' . . . .. .'l'ltur-alas. Aprtl W. 2-8
l llatly ... . .. .F[tl8\. Kpttl _‘ll 1~'. ll
I \l‘l*' . . . . . .. liritlat. .-\pri| :0, 8 ll!
l lilh‘ Friday. \prtl 20. lll l.'t

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.  Saturday. '\tttil .’l. 2~l
...... .%turtla\. \prtl ll. 2 't
........Fritla\, Kprtl 20. L’ 3
ltoltl t'llllt‘f

Lita: tumirtatium or regular tlJ~.- ex -r

Teztrlter- are required to

-tst-- tittrirttr tlte [Wfltstl set apart for ltn.tl
rsatntittatiott-. lltc ttt-gattte credit rul-
applies to .'lHI'lltt'~ lrom tl.|-st-- hvltl tn
l'eu of lIll.’ll t-\.tmtttattott.s.

lit-uttzs la-I 9‘\.'lllltn..IltHlt~ .tre lltt' -.ttt.-

as those tt-rel lor rrttt-¢tion~ tlttrtttg tho-

lt'l'llt. c\t'cpt lor l‘il|It‘lI~ltl|l and \liltt.tr\.
for these the tlepartmr-nt~ ct-ncernetl \tlll
l'Iahr' annttuttcements.

ll you tunt to buy or sell something
try .\lissouri:tn want ads.

tally irttrea-ed, and the tletrtantl pro-l

mines to lie even greater. 'l'lteso- ttso
ftllttltllltns tlo more to gotern the |trI-‘t’
ul rent than anything else-.

Their ts consttler:Iblo- lmiltltng, tsttlt
pruspt-ct. ul more, but tltt- lttnttsrs are ttt
to-rttlo-tl ottltt-r lor lltttttt - or lot ~.tle, llt|,'ll
t'tt-ti fllrtht‘~ llltlltllnfl t-l lItIU~s'- tut l’t'h.
ttnprttltlzlltlt-.

\ short time ago there was much dis-
-ussiutt it--rc of art apartment house ol
or lllttl\' at-arttrtt-nt-. co-ttins
lhe project has been

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Eleventh Year Here
DR. O’BHYAN

Chiropractor
Elvira Building Phone 353

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A beautiful tie pattern,

exquisitely formed to
meet fashions desire for
. dainty low heels. It is

Slt0Wtt_iIt a delicate shade
pearl gray. trimmed

with gra kid of the same
shade. e also have it in
black satin and in black
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Broadway at Eighth

 

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These off

EASTER SAVING SALE

Reduced Prices on lCoats, Suits and Dresses
a’ for tomorrow only

l‘\L.'.

VERY frock
shown “in
our Exhibition
of New Easter
Fashions is the

llt.i‘.L'E

ideal of love-
liness and the
"square deal”in
pricing.
New Sport (‘oats

just received. pl'lCt.‘(l
at $15 to $25.

New Sport Dresses:
in new materials.
in new colors, . l
in new styles. ‘
reasonably priced at
$15 to $37.50.

All Taffeta and

Crepe Dt‘e.s'.s‘e<

ttnrlorpricerl this
week.

Branham’s

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HEBERLING’S

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Dresses
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Pre-Easter ;
Sales
_ of all

' Ready-to-Wear

For Saturday we will of-
fer very unusual pricc

REDUCTIONS

For the one day st-llitt_t.-'. in
just the time you will be glad
to save the price of a new
Easter hat on the price you
will have to pay for it

Wrap, Suit, Sport Coat. Dress‘ or Afternoon Frock
You’ll do well to get in touch with our liberal discount prices

l Extra special prices on Gloves, Hosiery and Rt-quisitcs_

 ‘o.."‘."” Dress Up for Easter! ‘ 

Coats H
for
814.95