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PAGE FOUR THE DAILY IOWAN, STATE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA Saturday, May 17, 1919 SENIOR WOMEN PLAN TO CARRY ON EVENT INAUGURATED IN 1919 Plans for Senior Women's Week Are Announced--May 20, 21 and 22 Big Days PROMISE BIG MYSTERY DAY Senior Girls Not to Be Recognized As Seniors Who Do Not Wear Caps at May Breakfast Any senior girl who does not wear her cap Tuesday morning at the May breakfast can not sit at the special table to be arranged for senior women, but must take her place with the underclassmen at the other tables, was the ultimatum decided upon at the senior women's meeting Tuesday. It is thought the wearing of the caps for the three senior days will unify the senior women and promote better class spirit. Today is the last day for ordering caps, and class officers and committees declare that it is imperative that every senior woman report at Bremer's for measurement if she has not already ordered her cap and gown. Lawn Party at Currier Senior activities in general will begin this week end with a lawn party at Currier in the afternoon and the All-senior mixer Saturday night at the women's gymnasium. Senior women's festivities are to be concentrated into three days, May 20, 21 and 22. The senior women's breakfast in connection with the annual Y. W. C. A. breakfast will initiate the program and it is then that the seniors will appear for the first time in the tasseled, black caps which will distinguish them for the respect and honor accorded their graduation from our school. A senior sing is about the only event especially provided for Wednesday because the Y. W. program for seniors comes that afternoon and the Hep-Zet play is scheduled for the evening. The sing will take place at 7 o'clock. "Profs" Don't Count Thursday, formerly announced as Mystery Day, has been set apart, it is intimated, as the day of revelry when classes don't count and grades and "profs" don't matter. A committee has been appointed to arrange for a picnic luncheon at 11 o'clock. The place of "picnicking" was not decided. Senior women's week was inaugurated by the class of last year and the women of the 1919 class are determined that they will "carry on" and make this event an institution. Indications are that they will be even more successful in effecting a close organization and genial get acquainted spirit, than did their predecessors. PLAYS WILL APPEAR AT SUMMER SESSION For the first time, the University Dramatic committee has arranged entertainment for the summer session. Heretofore, lectures and musicals have been frequent but no plays have been given. July 11 and 12 the Devereaux company will present three of the following plays: "The Taming of the Shrew," "She Stoops to Conquer," "Romeo and Juliet," "The School for Scandal," "Love and Geography" and "Arms and the Man." Prof. E. H. Lauer, chairman of the dramatic committee, says this company ranks with the Portmanteau Players. This is their first western tour, ordinarily they play at all the big eastern colleges. They are engaged for two weeks at Columbia by invitation. The price is to be nominal. The committee hopes that these dramatic events will fill a long felt want. If any one who will be here at that time has any choice of these plays, Professor Lauer will be glad to have him consult the committee. [advertisement] Rebuilding--Closing Out Sale Bennison's We are concentrating our efforts "solely to" reduce this stock. We have to give up the west room as soon as Contractors receive their materials--It's not the closing of a department in entirety--but the "getting down" to a minimum each and every department. SURPLUS MUST GO. It's getting to a point where minutes mean much to us and we want a real new store by September 1st. HERE'S VALUES FOR SATURDAY THAT SUBSTANTIATE OUR INTENTIONS MEN'S ATHLETIC UNIONS ... 45c Famous Newport Unions, the best 75c one on today's market, of a good Nainsook. All sizes--34 to 46. MEN'S FINER ATHLETIC UNIONS... 95c Another Newport Union of very good Madras. We will compare with an $1.25 value you will see elsewhere. All sizes, 34 to 46. MEN'S FINER ATHLETIC UNIONS .. $1.35 A Newport Union that retails in every clothing store for no less than $2. It's a real value and you'll appreciate it very much. The material is the best to be had for year. All sizes, 34 to 46. MEN'S BALBRIGGAN UNIONS FOR, A SUIT ... 75c Short sleeves and angle lengths. It's a bargain. If in doubt, we suggest its comparison with any $1.00 Suit on the market today. All sizes, 34 to 46. 3 PACKAGES BST CHEWING GUMS FOR .... 10c $1.00 Pure Silk Boot Ladies' Hosiery for, a pair ..... 75c BEST 30c PERCALES, 36 inch ..... 19c FLAPPER DRESSES FOR GIRLS 10 to 16 Years FOR $1.95 EACH These dresses are worth $3. They are made of the finest Dress Ginghams in pretty plaid combinations. All new Spring styles. Perfect fitting--fast colors. A SPLENDID STOCKING FOR LADIES AT A PAIR .... 75c It's a fine Mercerized Cotton with a double heel, toe and sole. The best stocking we have sold in 2 years for year and price. Only a limited quantity on hand. Blacks only; all sizes, 8 to 10 1-2. WE START TO CLOSE THE MILLINERY SATURDAY MORNING We have grouped the entire stock in Lots--at figures that mean 1-2 their value. Every new model is here--and in this offering we not only quote a bargain price--but offer you real value, style, quality and workmanship. They go as follows: Hats worth up to $5 For $1.95 Hats worth up to $6 For $2.95 Hats worth up to $8 For $3.95 Hats worth up to $10 For $4.95 Hats worth up to $12 For $5.95 TO CLOSE CHILDREN'S HATS, YOU'LL FIND LOTS AT.... 29c, 39c, 49c, 59c, 95c ANY SUIT IN OUR STOCK FOR SATURDAY--YOUR UNRESTRICTED CHOICE 1-2 PRICE 50 SPRING COATS GO SATURDAY AT $9.85 EACH New Separate SKIRTS We have the largest and most comprehensive stock we have ever shown. The fabrics are equally as varied. Poplins are in favor. In colors of Copen, Grey, and Tan, Navy and Black. Pretty plaids, stripes with novelty pockets, fancy belts, large button trim--$7.95, $8.50, $9.85, $10.85 and $11.85 Wonderful Pretty Embroidered WASH SKIRTS strictly new and exclusive styles at -- $5.00, $6.85, and $7.50 You'll see here the finest and best line of Wash Skirts ever shown in this city. Every one is man-tailored, and of wonderful materials, Gaberdine, Venetian and wash Satins. Good Clever APRONS and HOUSE DRESSES of Ginghams and Percales The Gold Medal Brand $1.69, $1.95, $2.48, $2.98 We believe in quality in house garments. We sell the Gold Medal because it is better made, the materials are all the best that can be ut into a garment. MEN's WEAR SERGE CAPES UP TO $25.00 SATURDAY REDUCED TO $14.85- -$19.85 Get an early choice-- there are not many left. Saturday Dresses up to $40.00 for $24.85 Pebeco Tooth Paste.. 39c Pepsodent Tooth Paste 39c Colgate's Tooth Baste 19c Kolynos Tooth Paste 19c Woodbury's Facial Soap ... 19c Cuticuri Soap ... 19c Resinol Soap .... 19c Packer's Tar Soap ... 19c Hard water Castile Soap .... 9c Paroxide Soap ....9c Trans. Glycerine Soap 9c Goblin Medicated Coap 7c Pond's Vanishing Cream .....21c Mavis Talcum ....21c Love Me Talcum ....21c Melba Talcum ....21c CAMP FIRE MARSHMALLOWS, A BOX FOR...12c $3, $4, $5, $6 and $7.50 BONTON, ROBERTA, JUSTRITE, ROYAL WORSTED CORSETS GO FOR $1.48, $1.95, $2.48 200 SHIRT WAISTS, SOLD UP TO $4.00, GO FOR....$1.69 300 SHIRT WAISTS, SOL DU PTO $2.50 GO FOR... . $1.29 BEST 60c YARD BEACH CLOTH .... 45c We have received our last allotment. They have gone up the last 10 days at the Mills-- BEST 50c GRADE DRESS GINGHAMS 32c YARD W ehave a very complete stock of large plaids with plain colors to match. 3,000 YARDS OF REMNANTS, 19c YARD All the short lengths of our stock, regardless of price, go in this Remnant box. Mill's Short Lengths of 50c a Yard FANCY VOILES, 18c Received another case of these--2160 yards. THE STORE FOR THE MASSES--YOU NEVER HEAR IT SAID:--"BENNISON'S ARE TOO HIGH" We cated to pleace the people by giving them the advantage--wherever it is possible to do so.
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PAGE FOUR THE DAILY IOWAN, STATE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA Saturday, May 17, 1919 SENIOR WOMEN PLAN TO CARRY ON EVENT INAUGURATED IN 1919 Plans for Senior Women's Week Are Announced--May 20, 21 and 22 Big Days PROMISE BIG MYSTERY DAY Senior Girls Not to Be Recognized As Seniors Who Do Not Wear Caps at May Breakfast Any senior girl who does not wear her cap Tuesday morning at the May breakfast can not sit at the special table to be arranged for senior women, but must take her place with the underclassmen at the other tables, was the ultimatum decided upon at the senior women's meeting Tuesday. It is thought the wearing of the caps for the three senior days will unify the senior women and promote better class spirit. Today is the last day for ordering caps, and class officers and committees declare that it is imperative that every senior woman report at Bremer's for measurement if she has not already ordered her cap and gown. Lawn Party at Currier Senior activities in general will begin this week end with a lawn party at Currier in the afternoon and the All-senior mixer Saturday night at the women's gymnasium. Senior women's festivities are to be concentrated into three days, May 20, 21 and 22. The senior women's breakfast in connection with the annual Y. W. C. A. breakfast will initiate the program and it is then that the seniors will appear for the first time in the tasseled, black caps which will distinguish them for the respect and honor accorded their graduation from our school. A senior sing is about the only event especially provided for Wednesday because the Y. W. program for seniors comes that afternoon and the Hep-Zet play is scheduled for the evening. The sing will take place at 7 o'clock. "Profs" Don't Count Thursday, formerly announced as Mystery Day, has been set apart, it is intimated, as the day of revelry when classes don't count and grades and "profs" don't matter. A committee has been appointed to arrange for a picnic luncheon at 11 o'clock. The place of "picnicking" was not decided. Senior women's week was inaugurated by the class of last year and the women of the 1919 class are determined that they will "carry on" and make this event an institution. Indications are that they will be even more successful in effecting a close organization and genial get acquainted spirit, than did their predecessors. PLAYS WILL APPEAR AT SUMMER SESSION For the first time, the University Dramatic committee has arranged entertainment for the summer session. Heretofore, lectures and musicals have been frequent but no plays have been given. July 11 and 12 the Devereaux company will present three of the following plays: "The Taming of the Shrew," "She Stoops to Conquer," "Romeo and Juliet," "The School for Scandal," "Love and Geography" and "Arms and the Man." Prof. E. H. Lauer, chairman of the dramatic committee, says this company ranks with the Portmanteau Players. This is their first western tour, ordinarily they play at all the big eastern colleges. They are engaged for two weeks at Columbia by invitation. The price is to be nominal. The committee hopes that these dramatic events will fill a long felt want. If any one who will be here at that time has any choice of these plays, Professor Lauer will be glad to have him consult the committee. [advertisement] Rebuilding--Closing Out Sale Bennison's We are concentrating our efforts "solely to" reduce this stock. We have to give up the west room as soon as Contractors receive their materials--It's not the closing of a department in entirety--but the "getting down" to a minimum each and every department. SURPLUS MUST GO. It's getting to a point where minutes mean much to us and we want a real new store by September 1st. HERE'S VALUES FOR SATURDAY THAT SUBSTANTIATE OUR INTENTIONS MEN'S ATHLETIC UNIONS ... 45c Famous Newport Unions, the best 75c one on today's market, of a good Nainsook. All sizes--34 to 46. MEN'S FINER ATHLETIC UNIONS... 95c Another Newport Union of very good Madras. We will compare with an $1.25 value you will see elsewhere. All sizes, 34 to 46. MEN'S FINER ATHLETIC UNIONS .. $1.35 A Newport Union that retails in every clothing store for no less than $2. It's a real value and you'll appreciate it very much. The material is the best to be had for year. All sizes, 34 to 46. MEN'S BALBRIGGAN UNIONS FOR, A SUIT ... 75c Short sleeves and angle lengths. It's a bargain. If in doubt, we suggest its comparison with any $1.00 Suit on the market today. All sizes, 34 to 46. 3 PACKAGES BST CHEWING GUMS FOR .... 10c $1.00 Pure Silk Boot Ladies' Hosiery for, a pair ..... 75c BEST 30c PERCALES, 36 inch ..... 19c FLAPPER DRESSES FOR GIRLS 10 to 16 Years FOR $1.95 EACH These dresses are worth $3. They are made of the finest Dress Ginghams in pretty plaid combinations. All new Spring styles. Perfect fitting--fast colors. A SPLENDID STOCKING FOR LADIES AT A PAIR .... 75c It's a fine Mercerized Cotton with a double heel, toe and sole. The best stocking we have sold in 2 years for year and price. Only a limited quantity on hand. Blacks only; all sizes, 8 to 10 1-2. WE START TO CLOSE THE MILLINERY SATURDAY MORNING We have grouped the entire stock in Lots--at figures that mean 1-2 their value. Every new model is here--and in this offering we not only quote a bargain price--but offer you real value, style, quality and workmanship. They go as follows: Hats worth up to $5 For $1.95 Hats worth up to $6 For $2.95 Hats worth up to $8 For $3.95 Hats worth up to $10 For $4.95 Hats worth up to $12 For $5.95 TO CLOSE CHILDREN'S HATS, YOU'LL FIND LOTS AT.... 29c, 39c, 49c, 59c, 95c ANY SUIT IN OUR STOCK FOR SATURDAY--YOUR UNRESTRICTED CHOICE 1-2 PRICE 50 SPRING COATS GO SATURDAY AT $9.85 EACH New Separate SKIRTS We have the largest and most comprehensive stock we have ever shown. The fabrics are equally as varied. Poplins are in favor. In colors of Copen, Grey, and Tan, Navy and Black. Pretty plaids, stripes with novelty pockets, fancy belts, large button trim--$7.95, $8.50, $9.85, $10.85 and $11.85 Wonderful Pretty Embroidered WASH SKIRTS strictly new and exclusive styles at -- $5.00, $6.85, and $7.50 You'll see here the finest and best line of Wash Skirts ever shown in this city. Every one is man-tailored, and of wonderful materials, Gaberdine, Venetian and wash Satins. Good Clever APRONS and HOUSE DRESSES of Ginghams and Percales The Gold Medal Brand $1.69, $1.95, $2.48, $2.98 We believe in quality in house garments. We sell the Gold Medal because it is better made, the materials are all the best that can be ut into a garment. MEN's WEAR SERGE CAPES UP TO $25.00 SATURDAY REDUCED TO $14.85- -$19.85 Get an early choice-- there are not many left. Saturday Dresses up to $40.00 for $24.85 Pebeco Tooth Paste.. 39c Pepsodent Tooth Paste 39c Colgate's Tooth Baste 19c Kolynos Tooth Paste 19c Woodbury's Facial Soap ... 19c Cuticuri Soap ... 19c Resinol Soap .... 19c Packer's Tar Soap ... 19c Hard water Castile Soap .... 9c Paroxide Soap ....9c Trans. Glycerine Soap 9c Goblin Medicated Coap 7c Pond's Vanishing Cream .....21c Mavis Talcum ....21c Love Me Talcum ....21c Melba Talcum ....21c CAMP FIRE MARSHMALLOWS, A BOX FOR...12c $3, $4, $5, $6 and $7.50 BONTON, ROBERTA, JUSTRITE, ROYAL WORSTED CORSETS GO FOR $1.48, $1.95, $2.48 200 SHIRT WAISTS, SOLD UP TO $4.00, GO FOR....$1.69 300 SHIRT WAISTS, SOL DU PTO $2.50 GO FOR... . $1.29 BEST 60c YARD BEACH CLOTH .... 45c We have received our last allotment. They have gone up the last 10 days at the Mills-- BEST 50c GRADE DRESS GINGHAMS 32c YARD W ehave a very complete stock of large plaids with plain colors to match. 3,000 YARDS OF REMNANTS, 19c YARD All the short lengths of our stock, regardless of price, go in this Remnant box. Mill's Short Lengths of 50c a Yard FANCY VOILES, 18c Received another case of these--2160 yards. THE STORE FOR THE MASSES--YOU NEVER HEAR IT SAID:--"BENNISON'S ARE TOO HIGH" We cated to pleace the people by giving them the advantage--wherever it is possible to do so.
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