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PAGLIARULO Jewelry store, 1166 Wflmnette Ave. Wllmette 1061. 171LTNIO-itp MAPLE 6 YR._SIZE CIEB COMPL..-$5. S Man's dble. breasted ,tuxedo, size 38, $10. Rust colored strip 'carpet, about 9 x 12, $4. Good cond. Wxnn. 3531., ____________________173LTN16-îtp 6 FT. ELEC. REPRIG., ALL PORCE- S LAIN BOX, GOOD COND.,î $25. BOýYS MLUE ýSUIT (12.13 YRS.>, ALMOST NEW, $5. WINNETKA 3068, 173LTN16-Itp GENERAL ELEC. REI. MAN'S bicycle, Ludwig Snare, drum,: Radiola hard coal heater, fish acquarium, ladies polo coat. Wilmette 29.54. 173LTN16-ltp DOUJBLE SILVER FOX CAPE COLLAR, $17.50 SMALL LOUIS XVI DESK, $20 WINNETYZA 4399 173LTN16-ltp iJÈi)fl IMANEN4T WAVE MACHINE, FACIAL CHAIR AND HAIR DRYER. Winnetka 2332 173L16-Itp 174 WTD. TO PIJY-MIUCELLANEOUS Junk Dealer GOLDMAN PAPf ICal 650- *lItp Jun cluaes six conference teams, tour october 28-Jilinols at Evanston of which finlshed in the first divi- November 4-Mirinesota at Mineapolis sionl of last year's race. The ,Big November I1-Purdiae at Evanston Ten teams on the Wildeat schedule liovember 18-Notre Damne at South Bend i the order, they, will be met are November 25--Iowa at Evanston Ohio State, Wisconsin,, Illinois, Min- nesota, Purdue and 'Iowa. Two -Non-Conference. Gaines Wh<ère GargoyeS Non-tonferençe games include the L e opener with Oklim, .October 7, L é Zýin. i viexzc o and Notre Dame, Novemnber 18. The Oklahoma game wifl be the first Although Spanish and Mexican re- ever played between the two schools liglous art and architecture rely -on and wil be in. the nature oôf a exaggeration.for emnotional effects, horpecoming for, Coach, Tom 'Stid- Mexico curlously enough has few ham l:who was assist ant coach at gargoyles, such "as maày often, be Northwestern for eight years. before seen -in France, says, Douglas Mal-, he joined the Sooner's staff. in 1935. coImio h reia xrs Oklaomawasoneof he ut-Travel service. The travel service Oklaoma as oe ofthe ut-is featur rig weekly tours to Mexico standing teams in the country last ho ottesu e. year, winning the Big Six cham- "Of the few -churchès boasting- pionship with ten straight victories. gargoy1es in Mexico, perhaps that The only loss suffered was to Ten- of Santa Rosa de Viterbo i Querta- nessee in the Orange bowl game at roi os aou. alomstts PMià-rh. AIlY but two of laàt year's "This structure is adorned with regulars return, plus the addition mauy of these huge, hideous faces, of a numnber of outstanding sopho- with their stàrtllng eyes, protrud- mores. ing tongues and grimaces of fear, Illini Homecoming Ouests The masks were set into the but- Illinois Will be the homecoming tresses o! the church by the Quere- guests of the Wildcats this year just taro-born architect Eduardo de as they have been on alternate Tresguerras, who was said to have years for the past ten seasons. Wis- given a huge sum, extorted from consim, which ,'handed. Northwest-J smugglers for the building of the ern its only conference defeat last year will be the Dad's Day oppo-.jý BOX SPRINGS, 'SOLID MAHO 4 POSTER BED. COL. DRE DESK. PH. ROGERS PARK 4405. 171LTI IMMED. SALE -FURNISHINGS1 rm. hse. inc. grand piano, mach., Royal typewrtr., dng. set, rugs, beds, lamps, tables, china, Storkline buggy. Gi. 411. 171LT! OAk DINING ROOM SET $10. J port $5 and lounge chair with slip $1.5. Chairs -1 Single bed witl sprIngs $20. Srnial tables,, etc., W lette 1846. 519 Gregory Ave. IGANY ZSSER, Safety Slants 'N16.ltp LIi' OF 1 By the Illinois chairs utmbleCu chsAuomoileClu books. 'N1l6.ltp >AVE- ,Death has the upper hand again! ip cover After twenty consecutîve months ini 1h box whivh the uation's traffic accident cheap. toll showed encouraging deelines. aium eswtct ma uramatic 14 to 7j victory for the Purpie when Fred Vanzo returned an intercepted pass 65 yards to the 12 yard Uine where he tumnbled on being tackled. The bail bounded over the goal liue where Nick Cutlich fell on it for the wvinriing touchdown. Another riew Big Ten opponentl this year will be Iowa whi<cbh han't Ann Morriss received a large Tex- as sombrero covered with auto-. graphs, as a present fromn fans in her old home iown of Dallas, Texas. The bat was ctelivered to her on the, -set of "Henry Goes Arizona." VILLAGE 0F KE9NI[LWOJITH jNOTICE FORt BIDS E* i1 ' Rural Accidents Increase: Uigh- ýflwîo.ît1, ways are unsafe ways. SPeed is oe Who ie, 1&qee? Don't you lcno? A gent toho thought 'to"meas<los.