1928

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YEARLING WESTLERS[ JUNIOR VARSITY LOST KALAMAZOO CLASS IF I E D
.CNTEST IN FINAL FOUR SECONDS ADVERTISING
Football with a last second thrill the backfield in the second quarter,
Pwas the order of the day at Kala- helped the B team by some splen- NOTICE
mazoo last Saturday when a suc- did booting from back of the goal -- -
cessful pass brought victory for line in these trying moments. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHIC WORK
Ending a week of drill on funda- Western State Teachers college over Despite the fact that the gridiron I also typing at home. Work guar-
mentials, the freshman wrestling the Junior Varsity with four see- was made treacherous by a coating I anteed. Miss Hodges, 1327 Ged-
squad under the tutelage of Coach nds left to play. of mud, Mike Geistert and Don Wil- des. Phone 7284. 37; 38, 39
Russ Sauer, were introduced yes- Three previous threats to score son kept the Western State ends
terday to some of the more de- had been hurled back by some vali- i busy attempting to stop excursions NOTICE-A competent girl will
loped stagesnt work on the part of the Cub around the flanks. Geistert as care for children afternoons and
veopedstagesof the s cmencwh e, linesmen, but the Teachers could the principal factor in the third evenings. Call 5651 3637,38
Aong the smes 50 me who arnot be stopped on the last drive. quarter drive that came not far
appear a few this fa w here Getting the ball in midfield, West- from giving the Junior Varsity a MACK TUTORING AGENCY
appear upe th is ll ngho .ern State passed and plunged to touchdown. 310 So. State. Phone 7927
huskes next yeVarsity's A desarth of .the Michigan 15-yard line. Two estern State tried 12 passes and C
huskes ext ear A dart ofplunges failed to gain much and
heavy material has been altogether! Pedn completed six, but four of the re-
too 'apparent in the freshman Pembroke cooly tossed a pass to maining six were intercepted. Lytle USEDRADIOS, WITH TUBES
sqttada of other years. , Reynolds back of the goal. grabbed three of the passes ane AT
Ih the heavy weight division, Twice in the first half, the Jun- Widman took the other. The B STOFFLET'S
Stoddard has been causing consid- ior Varsity took the ball on downs team did not use the pass in the NEW PHONOGRAPHS
erable attention, while Blowney isi well in the shadow of their goal first half but completed four out New Phonographs
showing to an advantage in the posts, once on the three yard line of seven attempts in the second New Panatrope Type-
175 pound class. Among the mid- and again on the seven yard stripe. half.
s Lytle intercepted a Teacher pass to A real movie finish was added to Especially Good Buys for
tle outsandi g candidate with quell the third threat this time on the game when a Western State F$ternities
'the outsnamadirgc-candidatetothquell i3--$125 Brunswick Sevilles, $50.
Hoakland working hard in the 145 te 12 yard marker. co-ed raced onto the field at the3-$160 Brunswick Seville,$75
pound division; Widman, who replaced Wilson in end of the game to greet her hero 3-$165 Brunswick Coisoles, $5.
in true cinema style. 2-$155 Brunswick Consoles; $75.

1-$165 Brunswick Upright, $100. 1-$30
-2USED PHONOGRAPHS 1-$5
1-$250 Edison, $75. 1-x,25
2-$175 Victors, $35. 1-5
1-$150 Brunswick, $25. 1--35
1-$550 Brunswick with built-in
Radiola Radio, $150.00.

Pathe Cone, $10.
Farrand Cone, $5.
Spart~on Cone, $10.
Farrand Cone (3 feet),
W. E. Cone, $30.
AT
STOF LET'S
618 E. LIBERTY ST.

$25.

USED RADIOS
1-$450 Zenith Console, $50.
R. C. A. Super Het., $50.
2-$ 100 Magnavox, $25.
1-$50 Ambassador, $12.
1-$60 Atwater-Kent, $15.
1-$270 Sparton Electric, 192
complete, $150.
2-$300 Grebe Electric, 1928, com
plete, $205.
RADIO SPEAKERS
5-$25 Sonochords, $10.
4-$16 Farrand Cones, $12.
1-$28 Magnavox Horn, $5.
1-$30 Atwater Kent Horn, $5.

NOTICE-Person that took note
book from Daily office is known,
if not returned, action will be
27, taken. 38,39,40
GEOLOGY and GEOGRAPHY
- Tutoring. M. T. A., 310 S. State.
Dial 7927.

NOTICE-We have a large selection
of Greeting Cards and Mottoes.
Francisco-Boyce, 719 N. Univ.


INTERSECTIONAL GAMES
FEATURE SATURDAY TILTS
(Continued From Page Six)
made but one threat to score when
a brilliant passing attack brought
the ball to the Cardinal one-foot
line where the Badger line refused
to give way.
Northwestern celebrated its
home-coming in an unexpected
manner by seizing an early lead and
fighting off Minnesota's assults
with a consequent 10 to 9 Wildcat
triumph. A bad pass from center
that forced Holmer to be tackled
behind his goal gave the Gophers
a 2 to 0 advantage early in the
game, but Bill Calderwell soon
brought the Purple rooters to their
feet by picking up a Minnesota
fumble and racing 75 yards to ai
touchdown. Captain Holmer later
booted a field goal that gave North-
western the necessary one-point
margin to offset a Gopher touch-
down in the last quarter.
Iowa and Purdue engaged non-
Conference opponents and won
their games in an easy manner but
without piling up a large score.
South Dakota held Iowa scoreless
for the first quarter but the ap-.
pearance of Oran Pape in the
Hawkeye backfield during the sec-
ond period started the Iowa assult.I
P3ape vaulted into the Big Ten scor-
ing lead by pushing over two touch-
downs that loomed large in the 19
to 0 win.
Purdue also found trouble with
Case during the first half but also
pulled out a 19 to 0 triumph by un-
leasing a vicious assult in the sec-
ond half.

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will Earn your moSt sinCer liking.
Formerly J. F. Wuerth Co.
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TYPEWRITER SERVICE
Complete typewriter service. New
L. C. Siith, Corona, all makes of
portable and used mp-lhinp.
bought, sold, exchanged. Rentals
by the week, month, or semester.
R'epairing of all makes by skilled
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selling proposition. Call Shaw-
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LOST-Blue velvet hat between
Lawyers club and Lincoln St.
Call J-41 Lawyers club. Reward.
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5949. 38
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38,39
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TOWER'S Fish Brand Slick-
ers are not only water-proof.
They're wind-proof--warm.
The "Varsity" model is.
full-lined, and long enough to
protect your trousers. Big,
wide "Staydfast" pockets, in
which you can stow your
books easily--patented "Re-
flex" edge that keeps water
from running in at the front.
Corduroy-faced collar with
or without a strap. Colors
olive-khaki, black and yellow.
You can buy a Tower's
Fish Brand Slicker for the
price of a couple of theatre
tickets. Stores everywhere
carry them. A. J. Tower
Company, Boston, Mass.
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by the hour for practicing morn-
ings. 609 E. Williams. Phone
5407. 36,37,38
FOR RENT-2025 Hill St. Long
lease is desired. University peo-
ple preferred. 8 rooms, 2 baths,
heated 2-car garage, in perfect
order. Possession optional. Dial
6163. 36,37,38,39

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