THE DAILY NEB R AS KAN
FOR SALE Girls' "gym", suit and
shoes, size 36; worn but .a .few
times; price, $4.00. Can bo seen at
Central Granaries Co., 128 North
Eleventh street.' 13-16-70
LOST K. & B. 8-inch slide rule. Re
turn to Nebraskan office 13-15-66
WANTED A room-mate for large,
cheerful room by Uni girl. Rent,
$6 00. 1501 S St. Phone L-5193.
13-13-68
THEATRES
ORPHEUM
Thursday -Friday Saturday
EDMOND HAYES & CO.
"The Piano Mover"
' KRAMER & MORTON
DELEON ANH DAVIES
HILDA THOMAS LOU HALL
EMIL PALLENBERG
WARD, BELL AND WARD
OVER AND OVER
Mat., Dally 2: 15 15c, 25c
Night 8:15 15c, 25c, 35c, 50c, 75c
LYRIC
ENOCH, THE MAN FISH
The Wonder of the World
'STONE HAYES
In'Green Goods"
PHOTO PLAYS
"Grand Opera in
"Rubeville"
"His Change of Heart"
"Hearst-Sellg News"
Three Shows Daily, 2, 7, 9
Mat., all seat 10c. Night 15c
MAGNET
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
"THE JUNGLE"
By Upton Sinclair
The greatest and most daring book
of modern 'days, which has
been p'rlntad, In 17 differ
ent languages.
1 1 1 - m
Admission 10c
Shows 1:45, 3:00, 6:30, 8:00, 9:15
Dud's for Sanitary Barber Work. Naif Sed.
DUDLEY D "VlD
DU
HALLORY Q HoOUIRE
II9 North I2th St, TVv Us.
LUNCHEONETTES
Pi JLi E 25
RESCRIPTION
H ARftf ACY
Cor. I6th & 0 Sts, Phone B 4423
WHITMAN'S GLiSSY CANDY
MEIER DRUG CO.
13th and O STREETS
Univerity JeweUr and
Optician
C. A. TUCKER
JEWELER
S. S.; SHE AN
OPTICIAN
1123 O St Yellow Frost
Your ratronage Solicited
SCHOLARSHIP UP.
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Frank Perkins was then introduced.
Hie) showed by statistics that 74 per
cent of the major college activities are
carried on by fraternity men. Ho
urged every freshman to affiliate him
self with s6me college activity.
C. A. Sorensem closed the meeting
iwlth a short talk on the relation of
freshmen to their home community.
He declared that the University had
no use for freshmen who tried to put
on a certain haughtiness of manner to
distinguish them from the non-fraternity
men. He advised the Greeks
when they go back to their community
to spend more time in being agreeable
and less time in seeking opportunities
to display their fraternity pin.
ELECTION NOTICE. .
Notice is hereby given that the
general'election for selecting the
presidents of the four respective
University classes (freshman,
sophomore, junior and senior)
will be held on Tuesday, October
6th, in Memorial Hall. The polls
will be open from 9 to 12 a. m.
and from 2 to 5 p. m. Each can-
didate is reuired to file a written
-fc statement of his candidacy with
the Registrar before 5 p. m., Fri-
day, October 2. No candidate
shall be entitled to election
whose name Is not printed on the
ballot. There shall be no solicit-
ing of votes by cards or other-
& wise at or near the polls.
VANCIL K. GREER,
Registrar.
A thing which caused considerable,
excitement in Sophomore class circles
yesterday morning was the announce
ment that Harry Grainger would run
for class president. He will be op
posed by Mr. Harney, the Iron Sphinx
candidate. Mr. Grainger graduated
from Lincoln High School, where he
gained prominence in school affairs
and as an "E" man in his studies.
Upon entering university he joined the
Slsma Chi' fraternity and became
Many Young fellows like smart clothes
with clever style and up-to-date patterns, but hate
to pay $20 or $25 for them. For such fellows we have this we
come message :
Suits at $15 with every feature which you'd expect
in suits at $20 or $22.50. Popular Tartan Check fabrics, soft roll
lapels, patch pockets, high-cut vest with collarin short the very
essence of smartness.
They are exceptionally strong values in every way
and carry our most positi ve recommendation . We suggest that
you see them today or tomorrow while the stock is at its best.
MANSE'S
active in freshman class politics.. This
year he is first lieutenant in company
"B."
THE QUESTION IS.
Are you going to attend the
football games this fall?
Be sure to see one of the best
teams in history and help h boost
for the championship.
Season tickets Will, not be on
sale Saturday, so if you wish to
start the season right, buy one
this week.
Michigan Aggies reservations
can be made after October 1 at
Harry Porter's. No extra cost
so get in early for a good seat in
the rooters' section.
f IirpO THEATRE
JLj1 GRAWFORD & ZEHRUN6, Mgrs.
THIS ENTIRE WEEK TWICE DAILY MAT. 2:30, NIGHT '8j15
UNIVERSAL MOVING PICTURE CO. PRESENT "
ANNETTE KELLERMANN
"THE PERFECT WOMAN"
NEPTUNE'S DAUGHTER
The Spectacular Pictorial Triumph
Order Seats Early
Matinee 25c and 15c Unreserved). Nights 25c (Reserved Seats).
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BLUES
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SALE
Brinino- to Lincoln Men the Most Timely Money Saving Sale of Blue Serge Suits Ever Offered in Our
separate iueii s oiure
You Save
Every Suit
Blue Ser-e is nearly as staple as wheat. Unsettled conditions caught one of America s best
lmom tailors unaware and BEADY CASH secured for us a cancelled order of blue serge suits at a
Se litt g "Sort 5 sensational so eraly in the season. .The suits are hand tailored from sturdy, mid
night blue serges-a rich, dark blue fabric only found m the highest cost suits.
Becoming Styles for Men and Young Men
Actual
$25
Blue
Series
Saturday
Lincoln's First Genuine Money Saying Safe of Fall Suits
T ,. nnnortnnitv vou won't pass upafter you sco the suits. Evety one is fully up to the Budge
iZaV,f ' a fcM in any the smart fall
ityles. Look this sale up on your ivay 10 scuuoir-
RUDGE & GUENZEL CO.