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Southwestern Collegian from Winfield, Kansas • 2

Southwestern Collegian from Winfield, Kansas • 2

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Winfield, Kansas
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THE SOUTHWESTERN COLLEGIAN Mm, MeClure Talk to V. W. and V. M. Mr.

Robert Reed McCIure, Na tional Traveling Secretary for the Best Steam Laundry VINCENT D. KEYES College Hill Agent, Phone 627. Sanders 8 Miller WIXFIEI.IVS OLD RELIABLE RARRKR SHOP See Our New Easter Display. Student Volunteer Movement addressed a joint meeting of the Chrls-tlan Association WedneHday, March 19th. Her purpoHe In coming to the college students Is to help them find God's nlan for their live, and Special attention given to 8tu dent' Military Hair Cutting.

Basement Cowley Co. Bank Main and Ninth. I then, having found out God' wil) fi WINFTELD RHIXIXG PARLOR East Ninth. Tan Shoes Dyed Red. All Kinds of Shades Dyed Black and Brown O.

A. Cafe Furniture, Rug. Stove Ev SOME CUSS TO A WASH for their live, to go or stay an He desires. In personal conference with students, she discussed the principles of guidance In determining God's plan for each individual life. Her address WHnesday morning was a challenge to the college students of America to undertake the task which they alone can do.

That task is the carrying of the- message and cause of Christ to the ends of the earth. The young men of Europe are either dead or facing an immense reconstruction program; the universities of Europe are devastated. In the crucial times of war, men came to the national rescue, and the war was won. This There's healthy recreation and lots of enjoyment in kodaking, don't fail to take one with you on your next hike. We have the latest models of kodaks and cameras at reasonable prices.

Come in and let us show you how easy it it to take good pictures with a Rexo. Brask's Studio Tei, we do kodak finishing. erything to furnish the home complete New and' Second Hand. Go to McConn Brothers For Your Lunch While You Are Down Town. Dairy Lunches, Soups, Sandwiches, Pies, Cakes, Js a crucial time In our world task; a peace based on the principles of Jesus Christ cannot be permanent unless the principles are known.

The world is in a state of upheaval industrially, politically, intellectually. We a a nation are stable and can survive the upheaval. But what about China? The world is open and needy. Compulsory education In Coffee. In a modern bathroom.

The beau Barber Shop Under the old State Bank Building. You will find the very best in the way of barber work of all kinds. Electric hair cutting a specialty. It. G.

Waters tiful pedestal basin with its hand Phone 149 920 Main. India alone would necessitate' some nickel fixeures makes just a lain of hands, race and eck a task to be lingered over just for the pleasure of it. You ought to have such a basin In your bathroom 000 teachers! There Is, everywhere. in the world, a spirit hunger, a de-sir "to saa Him." Th task Is hard. the way is stony, but Christ goes, put Yu11 cost in the added pleasure the basin will afford.

WINFIELD PLUMBING AND HEATING 300 East 9th Ave. Phone 377 1 1 THE COLLEGE HILL GROCERY A. L. RALSTON, Prop. Staple and Fancy Groceries, Confectionary, Fresh and Smoked Meats.

1. WEAR GROUND GRIPPER SHOES For Ladies and Gentlemen. Just the Shoe for College Wear. mC.IRoot with his soldiers and servants. Ripe Olives.

Allen's. Chicken Pie Banquet. The Seventh Annual Chicken Pie Banquet was held last Tuesday in Association Hall. At 6:30 the men entered Association Hall and took -Phone I2 No. 310 College SI, Kodaks their places at the four large tables, and Rev.

Enyeart pronounced the invocation. Immediately following -1 this each man was served a gener FRANKS, DOBSON, A FALLS Real Estate, Insurance, Loan. We specialize on exchangee. "Our Way, One Price to All." and May's Bakery May's Bread Sold at College Hill Grocery. Supplies Bath iers ous helping of chicken pie and mashed potatoes that would almost make I a person wonder if he were in grandmother's kitchen.

Cabbage sal-lad, marmalade "jam, Parker House rolls, coffee, and lemon pie added zest to the fore part of the evening's entertainment. After supper the following program was was served: Quartet When Day Fades; I Come from Alabama Riggs, Stick-el, Brown. Myers. The Christian Ideal and Reconstruction President A. E.

Kirk. Y. M. C. A.

in the Trenches W. AT Cash Market O. P. BUTLER, Prop. FRESH AND CURED MEATS OF ALL KINDS.

OYSTERS AND GAME IN SEASON. Garver Brothers 207 E. 9th. Phone 315. 811 Main Street.

L. Cunningham. Cornet Duet White, Trillingham. Installation of Officers Stanley Stickel. Response Albion King.

Practically every man In school availed himself of the opportunity See our three heat Universal Grill and Small Oven BOILS, BAKES, FRIES AND TOASTS. Stuber Brothers Electrical Department. WALLPAPER Our new spring patterns now on hand. Come and see them. Mell Backus Drug Store Drug Store.

805 Main. First National Bank Big Four Barber Shop JOHN CLARK, Prop. 106 East Ninth. Win field, Kansas. of attending the banquet.

This annual affair, one of the few events of the school year for men exclusively, is always greatly enjoyed by the men of Southwestern. The following young women of the school acted as waitresses: Alice Steele, Leota Butler, Ruth Stout, Alice Bolln, Frances Trimble, and Edna Humble. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS Winfield Kansas $200,000.00 Miss Ixh? and Prof. McCullteh Judjre Contest. Thusday morning Miss Martha Young Fellow" Lee and Prof.

McCulloch went to Argonia to judge a contest. The contest consisted of readings, orations and musical numbers. It was be-between the literary societies of the High School at that place. They returned to Wlnneld Friday morning. Hoy Jf.

Smith French Dry Cleaner and Hatter. Vincent D. Keyes, College Hill Agent. 115 W. Tenth Ave.

Telephone 194. CLASSY CAPS Say! eating apples. Al- Extra fancy len's. Knit Again Knit Again. This time the Red Cross bids women unsheathe their knitting needles in the interests of peace.

All available yarn originally intended for garments for soldiers is to be utilized in making stockings, mufflers, shawls and sweaters for the women Especially designed and cut for. wearers of nifty head gear. SEE THEM IS EXCLV8I VE PATTERNS AT 3umbo Glotbing Gompang 821 Main. Photos Are Always 2a Season Fashion Park You're Right. Calvert-Cheek Go.

FOR YOUR TOGS at RodocL ers clothed, are trying to gather their courage to begin life anew in the desolated areas they once called home. Their desperate need for warm clothing is the urge that has brought out the knitting bags once more. Hi N. Main..

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Years Available:
1894-1922