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THE DAILY NEBEASKAN. f ... W.ttmA8KA QET8 TWO. 'Wrf- 1 i' - w t 'i w University of Missouri Draws Chief Honors In 8took Judging Con test at Chicago Show. TUt UnlVorslty of MlsBpurl drew ohlof honors when tho twelve Judges oMho agricultural Btndents' contest announced their ofllcial figures and tho numuor of points scored by tho rlvnl colleges Sunday. The competi tion 1b hold annually in connection with Chicago's internntl6nnl live Block oxhibition. Missouri won tho team trophy and had tho additional honor or taking tho first four places on the honor list. Porty-flvo students from nine collogeB competed. The ten ranking students nrc: W. it. Hechlor, University of MIb sourl, 1,08!) K)lnts. Walter S. Williams, University ot MlBSOiirl, 1,087 points. T. H. Douglass, UnlvorBlty of .MIb Bourl, 1,075 points. S. T. Simpson, University-of Mis souri, 1,074 points. C. M. Henderson, Texas Agricultural college, 1,074 .points. Ii. TompklUB, Iowa State college, 1,071 points. A. J. .McMillan, Manitoba Agricul tural collego, 1.00U. I George S. Tompleton, University of j Missouri, 1,054. W. I Forbes, UnlvorBlty of Nebras ka, l.or.i. I F. V. Warner, University of Nebras ka. 1,04 Jl. . Tile Missouri BtudentB beat all op- .ponentB In judging horstis, cattle and , hogs and wore second In Judging i Bheep, Texas studqntB leading. A fund of $5,000 has been donated for twenty agricultural scholarships I to be distributed among the colleges whose students have been most sue-1 cesBful In the Judging contests, ac cording to those awardB. JB UY A BOX of Holeproof Hosiery Six Pair of Hose Guaranteed for six months. Men's Holeproof Half Hose Six Pair for $1.50. Women's and Misses' Holeproof Hos iery Six Pair for $2.00. Holeproof Hosiery are Guaranteed fof six months. A new pair of Hore for every pair with a hole inside of six months. 1 nS tioleproof tiosiery HH J Company iMMl ll' """tuMI WU.U4A. MAYER BROS GIRLS TO PRACTICE. Feminine Basketball tArtists to Toss - Goals - -i I')otl)iill haB had Its day, now It 1b time for basketball to take Its turn. For several weekB tho men have been in training and just last night Miss timings Issued n notice urging the young ladles who want to try for plnccB on the class tennis to get out for practice at once. Tho girls' bas ketball tournament to decide class su periority will bo held before the closo of tho first semester. Practice will, -thoroforeV" commence this-' Week in oarnest. Tho tournaments In past years have noi been held until spring, but Miss Cllttlngs ptateB that by playing off the basketball championship early in the year, the girls will have a chance to play oilier Indoor games m the Bpring CSIrls' Indoor track meets may be held and Indoor baseball teams will be or ganlzed. Tbls will give a much need ed variety, so the girls say, to the nth letlcs for women.- Itr may be that te'tt nls teams for women will be attempt ed In the spring Who knows? Girls basketball practice will begin this week. The schedule for practico is as follows: Monday, 1 o'clock, seniors and Tuesday, I o'clock, sophomores and freshmen. Thursday, 1 o'clock, Eophomores and Juniors. Friday, 1 o'clock, seniors nnd freshmen. GET YOUR TICKET FOR THE CORNHU8KER BANQUET NOW. There is not one good reason for I I..;.. M vJ:l any 7x'v ) HkF ' I .. till 111 i.i L. . 'I -! ,il! 'r ilSs ''-wvx -i-WfR i if t i i g i r wi ..aii in IB ft m'M, 'mm, -' . Mil Ally iwl man not wearing Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes SOME SAY THEY ARE TOO HIGH PRICED, but that is no argument at all; the price is so insignificant that it should not be considered for one second. In fact, the value you receive from these clothes is so far ahead of what you get elsewhere that they should be considered as real bargains. IF $10.00 IS THE PRICE YOU WANT TO PAY for a Suit or Overcoat, you will get here the best to be had at that price. If you want to pay $35 or $40 you will get the very finest gar ments made, and it's the same way with all intermediate prices. IT'S THE EXCLUSIVE STYLE, THE RICHNESS and wearing qualities of the fabrics, the fit and the high-class tailoring you get here that should appeal to you more than price, but when you can get all these for less than you would pay elsewhere for just ordinary clothes, it leaves no possible excuse for any man not buying his clothes at Armstrong's. Suits and Overcoats $10 to $40 ARMSTRONG CLOTHING CO. tOOD-CfcOTHEJS-ME-ROHhGMnrS 4HWIt - r