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SLI N"RASKAN WANT ADS can be placed in room 34
w..,... v-un iS .uo par word, $1.00 minimum.
Payment In advanca only. No refund. Complimentary ad
dutmwn puiins pay aner publication.
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FOR SALE
2 Kansas State Tickets. 40 yd. line,
$1 0 per ticket. 475-5748 after 4
p.rn.
Pipes, tobacco, humidors and
accessories. Cliff's Smoke Shop
12th & O.
Used Frlgldalre washer and dryer
$70.00. Lawrence Dendinger,
2510 Stockwell. 423-4475.
12' x 60' Mobile home; 2 bedroom,
air-conditioned; outside storage
shed included 475-6522.
63 MQ Midget, cheap, need the
money, First reasonable offer
accepted. 477-1919 after 5:30.
Realistic 909D Stereo Tape Deck
$70. See Bob 1012 Schramm
Hall.
Four (4) General Public tickets to
Oklahoma game. Best offer. Call
432-3847.
Thorens Turntable with Shure MV
II cartridge, Advent 100 Dolby,
Sony TC 160 cassette deck.
After 5, 477-2941.
Ampex Cassette tape recorder,
Used very little. For more detail
call 477 6323 5-7 p.m.
1972 Chevy Van-350, Automatic,
power, radio, beautiful shape,
435-3813.
White Jaguar XK-150.
well. $1800 firm.
423-6945 after 4.
Looks, runs
Call Dave
MISCELLANEOUS
Acacia Fraternity presents: The
City Slicker and Our Nell, a
melodrama from the 19th
century and selected short
subjects. Curtain time is 7;00
and 10:00 on Friday and
Saturday, Nov. 17 and 18. At
the Gas Light, 322 S. 9th.
Group rates. The bar will be
open. Call 432-5308 for more
Information.
EUROPE: The n.'t economical
way, summer '73. 7th
consecutive yearl Write:
European Odyssey; 5640 E.
River Rd. No. 1 08; Minneapolis,
Mn.
Ski Breckenridge, 3 days, $103.
Includes everything: food,
lodging, equipment, tows.
Write:. . Mlchaela, Brandels
Fashion Office, 16th and
Douglas, Omaha, Nb.
Wanted 1 or 2 ridgers going WEST
4 P.m. Nov. 22nd. Call
475-9180. Share expenses.
HELP WANTED
Student to distribute computer
dating forms. $300-$600mo.
Write Box 508, Boulder, Colo.
80302.
Day Waitress position. Part or full
time. No experience necessary.
Apply 2-5 p.m. daily. J.B.'s Big
Boy, 27th & Vina.
Busboy'i needed part-time. Day
and night. J.B.'s Big Boy, 27th
& Vine. Apply 2-5 p.m. daily.
Part-time, Temporary, 3:30-6 p.m.
Need car, Good pay. Call
489-8393, 7-5, Mon. thru Frl,
Part-time help, day or night. Apply
In person, Chubbyvllle, 850 N.
27th.
PERSONAL
Daano-Please keep ghetto secrets
In tha ghetto. The red
underwear are on my brother's
head In my memory. Reno.
Nothing exciting to do? TAKE A
TRIP OVERSEAS. Overea
Opportunities Center.
Afternoons In International
House (WRH). 472 2608,
SERVICES
WATCH REPAIR-WATCH
BANDS. CAMPUS BOOK
STORE at Yellow Door on East
Side.
TERM PAPERS
Send for your descriptive, i-p to due.
128 page, mail order catalog ot 2.3J0
quality termpapers. Enclose $1.00 to
cover postage and handling.
WtALSO WRITE
CUSTOM MADE PAPERS
Termpaper Arsenal, Inc.
519 GLENROCK AVE., SUITE 203
LOS ANGELES, CALIF. 90024
1213) 477-6474 477-5493
"We need a local salesman" I
Pregnant and distressed? Call a
friend . . . Birthright 477-8021 .
RENT AN APT., FIND A JOS,
SELL YOUR THING, SEND A
SPECIAL MESSAGE TO
SOMEONE... in the Daily
Ne braikan want-ads.
Reasonable rates: $.08wd., or
$1.00 a day minimum. To place
Vour ad, come to Room 34-ln
the Southeast corner of the
basement In the Union. 8-1 2, 1-5
Weekdays.
Auto Tape Player Repair, Sales &
Installation, Team Electronics.
435-2959.
FOR RENT
opaclous, unfurnished, 2 bedroom
apt., no deposit required, want
to sublease, Brlarhurst,
489-2200.
LOST
Termpaper Arsenal,
Agent. Call after
799-3541.
Inc. Local
4:00 p.m.
DROP OFF LAUNDRY SERVICE.
Washed - Fluff-dried - folded.
$.10lb. Piece Dry Cleaning at
50 saving. H l-WAY
LAUNDROMAT, 41st &
Cornhusker.
Lost: White spiral notebook.
Contains Marketing Notes.
Reward. 466-3055.
Driver's License and identification
lost enroute to "Der Loaf". $10
Reward. Call 475-6976 and ask
for Lyn. ,
Vietnam War rally
A rally protesting the
Vietnam War and President
Nixon's war policies has been
scheduled for 1 p.m. Saturday
in the Nebraska Union.
The rally tentatively will
include speakers against the
war and an all-day presentation
of guerilla theater.
Spanish students offered
written, oral course option
Students taking Spanish in the College of Arts and Sciences
now can choose between a primarily written or primarily oral
course to complete the second and third semesters of their
language group requirement.
The college's Curriculum Committee this week accepted the
oral course as an alternative. Currently only the Spanish
department offers the choice, according to Arts and Sciences
Student Advisory Board member Tom Weist.
Weist said he believed the French and German departments
were considering a parallel program.
THE ICE CREAM EMPORIUM
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old-time
Treats
OPEN
Tues. & Wed.
till 7:30 p.m.
Thurs. Thru Sat.
till 10:00 p.m.
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friday, november 17, 1972
daily nebraskan
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