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Seniors who have not ordered
their class jewelry will have an
opportunity to place Orders for
rings, keys and pins on Monday
and Wednesday in the first floor
lobby of the North Student Union.

Mr. R. M. Poehlmann, repre-
sentative of Morgan’s Inc., the
company handling the manufac-
ture of the jewelry, will be present
between the hours of 10 a.m. and
3 p.m. with samples to assist those
wishing to place orders. A deposit
of $5 is to be paid at the time of
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The Newman Club has announced
that its first lecture meeting of
the semester will be held Wednes~
day in 302M at 5 pm. Father
Joseph D. Connerton, chaplain of
the Calvert club at the University
of Chicago, will be the speaker.
I-Iis topic will be “Life, Liberty,
and the Pursuit of Happiness.”

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Techawks anxious to have their
heads shorn at non-union rates will
receive with enthusiasm the news
that the HT campus barber shop
is once again in operation. During
the past weeks business has been
halted to make way for redecorat-
ing‘ operations. The reopening yes~
terday also marked. the introduc—
tion of a new manager, Ernest

 

heawiitui Northwestern alumna, says:

“My very first Chesterfield made
me a Chesterfield smoker for keeps.
They’re MILDER.”

FEATURED IN

“Wenananrnmne”

A UNIVERSAL-INTERNATIONAL PICTURE

 

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Pirofalo, who formerly operated a
shop at 31st St. and Princeton
Ave. Rates will remain at the pre-
redecorating‘ level of 75 cents per
longhair.

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A meeting of the HT Yacht club
will be held Wednesday at 5 p.111.
in 202MC to discuSS forthcoming
yachting competition. Anyone in—
terested in competitive sailing
should attend this meeting.

Jim Tyson, coach, and Warren
Lieb, team captain, announced
that a schedule has been set up for
spring competition with other
schools in the Midwest area. Those
schools attending the Chicago area.
competition will be Notre Dame,
University of Chicago, Northwest
ern, Wisconsin, and Minnesota,
among others.

 

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Per gallon oi gas sold to any ill student. sieii or
faculty membermos well as a nickel discount on
oil. and expert grease fiohs at- e dollar.

JOE PASIK”S TEXACQ SERWGE
29TH AND WABASH

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