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Student Life, February 27, 1930, Vol. 28, No. 18

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Business Exposition Held Here Monday

STUDENT LIFE

11 '. Business Expo sition ·- { Held Herc l\1ondar,

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Non-fraternity and non-sorority groups plan to organize in order to po~•.P.~~~~ :....,~,,.,.,,.....,~, .. Well!Well! Well

MONSEN MEAT

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SIIB\'JCE SANITATION Wf': DELl\ 'f,:lt' J'IIONF. 409

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Basket TQlll'Deyner s of the Omega T,m-Dclta Nu Game I-'or the _

Cham1Honshi1>, Friday.

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Will Be maycd on Ttic Tenth Ther e? 1

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At Home

MW Edna Ba.et.rnan. a "Thet..

Miss Ellen Fa.lrwl'alher or O(· U." speot the week end at her den wa.s a reeent vllltor at the h0IIUI In Salt La.lee.

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If it's a Popular Song- Rent Piano-Radio Or Anything Musical

II THATCHER MUSIC CO.

ALLEN'S LADIES' STORE Coats,Dresses, Party Frocks Always the newest the market affords

ALLEN 'S Ladies ' Store Seccessor to Mose Lewis Co.

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SHOES REPAIRED the same as New C. TROTMAN

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36 West Cente r Stree t Two Door:J Wes t or the Lyric

WE CUT THE LATEST STYLE IIA ffi AND BOBS

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Capitol TODAY, FRI. & SAT. Dolore s Costello in "Tenderloin"

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are the outst.1mling ilcm for ~trcet wear thi .1 spring-very ypracticnl for &hoo\ wenr.

Shirley Mae Shop U. S. A. C. NORMAL AND COLLEGE GRADUATES {Wilhoutleaching-<-xpHience)

llE CEl\ 1 EI> 'I'll!<: HIGHEST SALARIES Of any or our ine,peri<-11ecd teachers for One rolteg, gn1dua tc ( lady) rccti.-ed One no rmal graduate man) rec,h·ed Fur th er more:-\\e 11laN'd e1er.· LS. A.

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Milady's Shoppe Great Assortm ent of New Spring Hats and Dresses \\'Ill ' Wtnm 't' ,\JJOLT (.'001tt:Wt-\

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Where Ladies Eat

THE DAIRY SHOP ,\l,U t:111' l).\J.L Q:', l'ro 1>rktor

1929-1930 $ 1700 $1 110

C. studen t \\ith u;;. \\ho Jrllll' ·u,,i rea,,onable tim<-. and a:,uld h1we placed mi111ymore.

Northwestern Teachers'Agency 309 'l'emp ldou lluildin g. S:111 l.:,ke Cih, Utah Caroline Burnhum Jen,-,en . .\lm1:1i,:-l'r.

Real Home Cooked Food Soda Fount ain and Candy - whos e quality is sup reme

ColJege Blue bird and the bi~ store at 19 Nort~ Main (Waitforlhe,·m·hero•

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