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THEATRES
OLIVER THEATRE
THUR.i FRI., SAT, and SAT. MAT.
Joseph and
His Brethren
PRICES $2.00 to 50c
MX!
EVELYN NESBIT
THAW
And Hep Son
Russell William Thaw
In "Threads of
Destiny"
The Most Talked of Woman in the
World-
Monday Matinee for Ladies Only
MON, TUES., WED.,
. DEC. 7, 8, 9
THREE MORI BROS.
LIVESY AND GONNE
PHOTO PLAYS
Battle Scenes of the
European War
"Shelling of Termonde"
No. 13 "The Beloved Adventurer"
"Convict, Costume and Confusion"
Hearst-Selig News
H. 1H. Scfoemfcecfe
The only authority on the "Late
Dance Dope"
LINCOLN'S HIGHEST CLASS
DANCE ORCHESTRA
Single Piano Jobs Also Solicited
Phones: B3715, After 6 p. m. L9378
WHITMAN'S GLASSY CANDY
MEIER DRUG CO.
13th and O STREETS
I'.hl.'J.tt'X-lI
Aibrcsla's Cfccccli!e Frspped Creirr.s
"food for th God"
SUN DRUG CO.
Cr 14th A It Nw TlphoB Bldg.
"Ask Your Physician About Us"
THE DUTCH MILL
A 6000 PLACE TO EAT.
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UNI CLASS, Sat. Afternoon
2 r'CLOCK
Mr. C. E. Bullard, member of U. P. T. of D. of A., personally in
structs all classes, assisted by the Misses Zora Northrup, Lucile
Smith and Eula Ersklne, and Messrs. E. G. Erickson and Robert
Chesney.
CLASSES Monday, Wednesday, Friday. Saturday. 7:30 P. M.
SOCIALS 8:30 to 12 P. M.
HAMPTON'S ORCHESTRA
UNION SOCIETY AN
NOUNCE NEW MEMBERS
Sixteen Men and Women Are Wel
comed at First Initiation, Sat
urday Evening
The first semester Initiation of the
Union Society was held Saturday
evening, December 6. The following
sixteen people were initiated:
Walter F. Roberts.
Alva Reed.
Roxle Lewis.
Dorothy E. Adamson.
George A. pjers.
Max Dixby.
Raymond F. N'ichols.
Ada Kuhn.
Verne Catterson.
lira Ellison.
Ethel O. Rathkey.
Bessie Townsend.
E. H. Christianson.
Alex Wuertz.
Dorothy E. Rhode.
Grant C. Watkins.
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MESSIAH PROGRAM
GIVEN NEXT WEEK
Orchestra of Stringed Instruments
Will Play Any Students Desiring
to Play See Mrs. Raymond
The usual Messiah program will be
given by the chorus under the direc
tion of Mrs. Raymond at convocation
Thursday, December 17. The chorus
work this year has been considered
exceptionally good and an excellent
program is expected of them. In ad
dition to the work of the chorus, Mrs.
Raymond would like to have an ac
companying orchestra of stringed in
struments. If there are any students
who would like to try out for playing
stringed instruments for this concert,
they w'ill report soon to Mrs. Ray
mond, either at her office off Music
Hall in the Temple, or at her home
phone number B-2414.
Vogue Party, Lindell, Friday
Call Schembeck, B-3715.
Subscription list closed today, 6 p. m.
ANOTHER TAG DAY
ANNOUNCED FOR WEEK
Xi Deltas Will Have Charge Proceeds
to Be Devoted to Charity Suc
cessful Last Year
Last year the Xi Delta inter-sorority
organization decided to have a Tag
Day and turn over the proceeds to
charity. T-hey were successful far be
yond their hopes and so encouraged.
have decided to hold another Tag Day
this year. They have also changed
the program so that it will last two
days to accommodate those who are
called out of town or who do not hap
pen to have classes on the first day.
Wednesday and Thursday of this week
are the days to come prepared. The
usual price of the tags last year was
10 cents, although larger contributions
were not refused. The same method
will be followed this year.
SHARP
Good Will and Good Cheer Play a Prominent Part In This Great
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All our Suits and Overcoats
formerly priced $40 and $35,
now
$26.75
All our Suits and Overcoats
formerly priced $18.50, $20,
$22.50, now
$14.75
The only exceptions being full dress wear, uniform and the famous Styleplus $17 Suits, which are always 6old
at a saving of from $3.00 to $8.00 every day in the year the world over.
While the sale is general, extending to all departments embracing both Men's, Women's and Children's Wear
we want to remind you of these:
Women's Coats at
the same reductions
as the men's
Men's
ONE
The St;re Ahead
The Sale Ahead
MEDICAL COLLEGE
PUTS OUT PAPER
Students of College in Omaha Are
Issuing Small Monthly Paper
Roster of Students Given
The Pulse, the official publication of
the Medical College at Omaha, is out
in the form of a December number.
Besides dealing with general events
concerning the Medical College,, the
little magazine contains several good
stories, and a large number of Jokes
These Jokes are published along with
the "Class Notes." On the last two
rages of the publication there is a
I roster of the students.
Vogue Party, Lindell, Friday
Call Schembeck, B-3715.
Subscription list closed today, S p. m.
Relief Tickets
All persons holding Belgian Relief
tickets will please report to the office
of Student Activities, basement Ad
ministration Building, at once. Please
do this not later than Tuesday night
in order to enable the committee to
make its report and forward the funds
by Christmas.
Lines on a Professor
When a man has taught school
twenty years, by all means he should
look like a- school teacher. In fact, I
have heard that after one has taught
three years, the stamp of the profes
sion is on him for life. Bat Professor
MM
. is an exception to the rule.
Now In Progress
Good will is manifested in doing the "unexpected," sacrificing prices,
because we are overstocked. Good cheer is your reward, if you'll grasp
TTie opportunity to supply your practical gift wants at the bona fide
money saving chances here. As yon know, whenever the Store Ahead
starts price reductions, it means that you can look for something away
out of the ordinary and for values far In excess of expectations. All
summed up. quality considered this Is the biggest and most timely sale
held in the city for years. Come and share it! You now have your
choice of our fine stock of Suits and Overcoats, the product of the ten
most renowned makers and the richest fabrics that the. looms of the
world produce. Ultra extreme and conservative models in a full range
of sizes to fit men of all proportions.
All our Suits and Overcoats
formerly priced $30 and
$32.50, now
$22.75
All our Suits and Overcoats
formerly priced $15 and
$16.50, now
$10.75
MacMnaws at
- FIFTH OFF
Men's Pants
ONE-FIFTH
7ft '
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Although different characters which
this worths, man suggests at different
times range from the tramp to the
king of the land, he never once is
taken for a school teacher. He walks
luw a the street with a long swagger
ing stride like the town "ne'er-do-well";
he performs a gallant duty as
Sir Walter himself would have done
it; on Sunday morning he announces
the hymns like an earnest young min
ister; he pitches the baseball games
like a "professional"; he leads the
students to class like the captain of
Regiment A on parade; in class he
becomes angry on slight provocation
and raves and tears around like a
pretty young prince; and after class,
as a penitent backslider he apologizes
with tears in his eyes. Yet this man
has been a successful school teacher
for twenty years! Daily Kansan.
Sophomores Shave Lips of All First
Year Men.
Freshmen in the School of Medicine
of the McGill University, Montreal,
Canada, are saved the trouble of pay
ing "barber bills by the Sophomores
who wielded the razor. Perhaps, the
treatment which the yearling under
goes more than makes up for the sav
ing in his yearly expenses.
Hair on the upper lips of th second
year men is also tabooed. Sophomores
themselves are enforcing the rule on
their own men and are seeing that it
is obeyed. Many of the Sophomores
are glad of the rule that members of
their class should not wear a mus
tache because they feared they would
be unable to grow one. Daily Kansan.
met
All our Suits and Overcoats
formerly priced $25 and
$28.50, now
$17.75
All our Suits and Overcoats
formerly priced $10 and
$12.50, now
$7.75
at
OFF
Women's Suits at
One-Half Price
ELI SHIRE,
President
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Sweet Fresh Girl 1 want a book on
the fiction list in English I. Is 'A Tale
of Two Cities" in?
Ted No, but here is "The Iist
Days of Pompeii." Have you read
that?
S. F. G. No, 1 haven't. What did
he die with?
Ted, (hurriedly) Some kind of an
eruption, I believe. Oklahoman.
There Are Others.
Once William Bryan was our pride
His fame extended far and wide
We have another man beside,
Halligan.
With eloquence can Bryan sway
A crowd in his peculiar way.
Who kicked three goals from fieM
one day
Halligan.
Now Bryan as an also ran
Leads every other living man
But who inspires the football fan?
Halligan.
Who chased across the field like mad
And pat Iowa io the had?
Don't hesitate, you know the lad
Halligan. f
Whence hails this lad who helped to
show
The western teams how he can go?
He may be Irish I don't know
Halligan. State Journal.
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