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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 1, 1915)
BE A SPORT Get your Safety Razor blades sharpened. See J. W. Trenchard at University or call at 1321 O street, Wilson Drug Store. Quick Service Open at All Times, Orphoum Gafo Special Attention to University Students For Quick Service New York Chop House 1340 O St Always Open WARTHON'S Shoe Repair Factory and 5c SHINING PARLOR Students' Headquarters 1140 O Street Work brought to our office any morning by 9 a. m. will be ready at 6 p.m. if wanted GLOBE SOFT WATER LAUNDRY Office 340 S. 11th Plant 1116 to 1130 L St. The Dutch Mill AT THE WINDSOR Lunch at 11:15 COTCK Special 25c dinner block from campus. lA MRS F. J. BEAM AN Manager GOOD MUSIC 234 No. 11th St. Lincoln, Nebr. E. & W. SHIRT SALE 100 Dozen fresh new Fall patterns in fast color fabrics Sizes 14-17 1-2 79 c 4 Shirts for $3.00 t PRTCED MENS WEA r m i i i - THE MODISH AND PRETTY NEUTRAL TONES ARE DECIDEDLY ATTRACTIVE. Also There Is Enough Variety to En able Any Woman to Make a Se lection That Will Pleate Permanently. If you prefer a dark coloring for your new silk dress, are tired of blue and do not want black, there are bucIi lovely neutral tones to choose Irom. such as gun-metal grays, very dark olive greens and the almoBt black shade of brown known aa tete de negro, and seal brown. This Is u very modish color, and when touched up with a bit of enlivening color of white to relieve the neck and sleeve ends Borne very rich effects can be achieved. The illustrated design is a splendid one for a development In 6eal brown, with an interesting vest-girdle, and sleeves of cream-colored taffeta striped with lapis-lazuli blue. There Is a high-necked gulmpe of white Georgette crepe, shirred at the neck and wrists to give a generous fullness. Frills of self-material add a soft finish at the top of the collar and sleeve ends. Over the gulmpe is worn the attractive Jumper blouse of brown taffeta, widely open in front, slashed over the Bhoulders and bloused over the top of the striped girdle. The un der elbow-length sleeves of striped silk must be attached to the gulmpe. A close row of silver buttons trims the center of the draped girdle, to whose lower edge the tunic and drop skirt are applied with a cord finish and nar row heading of plaited silk. China silk will do for the drop skirt, to which the two lower flounces are sewed. They are circular flounces and finished with narrow plaited ruffles of the goods. The tunic Is a little below knee length, and similarly bordered with a narrow plaiting. Unlike the two Splendid Design for Seal Brown Taffeta. flounces. It is not circular, but Is even ly gathered around the hips. The same design may be nsed for a thin wash fabric, such as voile, organ die or crepe de chine. Lay Cornerstone at Kearney Kearney. The cornerstone of the new auditorium of the Kearney Normal school was laid In this city, the cere mony being witnessed by over a thous and citizens of Kearney and several hundred visitors. The ceremony was DAILY NEB B ASKAN MOST USEFUL LETTER BOARD Simple Contrivance of Eipecial Serv ice Where There Are Many Mem ben of the Household. Our sketch thows a useful article tc prepare for hanging upon the wall lit some convenient spot in the hall of a boarding house, or where there are mnny members In a family. It Is quite easy to make. For its construction, in the first place a piece of thin board measuring 18 inches in length and S Inches in width will be required. This board is covered with pale green casement cloth, the mate rial being turned over at the edges and fastened on at the back with tacks. Diagram A shows the shape in which the casement cloth 6hould be cut out, the space inclosed by the dotted lines corresponding in size with the surface of the board. Dia gram B shows the back with the four flaps folded over and tacked down. Across the front of the board bands of broad white elastic are fastened on with small brass-headed nails, the nails being inserted at each end of each band and also at the points where the bands cross each other. The rack is finished off at the edges with a dark green cord, and for sus pending it from nails in the wall two ordinary picture rings are screwed in to the upper edge. ROSE COLOR FIRST IN FAVOR Most Attractive Shade Is Given Pref erence Over All Others, at the Present Moment. Rose linen is a favorite and rose mull and sweaters In rose and pink and white embroidery, rose net em broidered in Bilver, rose girdles and rose garlands are everywhere. And as for millinery, the rosy hats are "all over the place." Most fascinating to wear with lin gerie gowns are rose taffeta Jackets. They are made in a number of be guiling ways. Some are short Eton and others come well below the waist. On the rose-trimmed hats the roses are used in large single ones or wreaths about the crown. A whole crown of them is sometimes used. From the handsome full-blown va riety to the weeniest buds are em ployed. Even the wild rose is often pressed flat against the crown in de lightful effect. The rosiest of hems of taffeta is used on frocks of chiffon, net or em broidery Sometimes, too, the only rose the gown may show will be in the hem itself. The rose applique trimming used now is not like the old-fashioned ap plique. It is far more graceful and has almost the effect of painting. Perhaps the reason that older wom en may venture into pink these days is because there are so many mora with gray hair and pink cheeks. Rose is the first choice in dance frocks, and rose color means any thing from deep American beauty to the palest pink. in charge of the Masonic order; the Hon. Samuel S. Whiting, grand master of Masons of Nebraska, the presiding official "Uncle" Bob French, grand custodian, acted In the capacity of master of ceremony. A large number of speakers took part Y. W. C. A. INTERESTS AND ACTIVITIES (Continued from page 1) Itself in loyal service of the girls on the cabinet and committees. Through the busy days of registra tion, girls representing the Girls' club and the Y. W. C. A., seek to help Freshman girls in getting registered, finding rooms or employment if need ed. Every day of the year the asso ciation rooms in the Temple are open to all the University girls for rest or study or as a convenient place to meet their friends. During the year a number of social occasions are planned, some of them in co-operation with the Y. M. C. A. This year the Tuesday vesper serv ices have been unusually Interesting and well attended. In these informal meetings. University rroblems are dis cussed, outside speakers present var ious phases of Christian service and bring the inspiration of larger vis ions. During the summer, association girls through their eight-week clubs bring some of this abundant life to the girls scattered over the state. The large responsibility for the support of Miss Cappock in China, which association girls have assumed, is an indication of their desire to serve as women of the twentieth century. No less val uable is the faithful service through out the year which is building strong and true foundations for university womanhood. Test Case on Mlsbranded Goods The state won the first round In its attempt to prohibit the use of the word "cure" on labels on patent medi cines. Tn a test case against the j Meier Drug Company of Lincoln for We've Made a Big Price Cut $2.00and$1.50 Men's Shirts Special, Rush Shipment This morning we received the last of our big shirt order and the VALUES ARE BETTER THAN WE EXPECTED. Young men will find a big assortment of snappy patterns to choose from in regular $1.50 and $2.00 Shirts for only 85c. Better get an armful. offering such labelled rocT""" Justice Stevens adjudged the defS I ant guilty of violating the state u I relating to the misbranding of dJ! ; tnd Imposed a fine of $30. The ' will be appealed and will eventual ' reach the supremo court. Food Com. I mlssioner Harman instituted the pros. ' cutlon. Axtell. Mrs. Swan Nelson, know all over Kearney county as "Grandm.. ' Nelson, celebrated her one hundrets birthday anniversary at her hom, three miles east of this city Sund&y October 10. There were over 100 r& atives and friends present, Mrs. Net son Is the head of five generations. GIRLS Aro discriminating buyers of food products. Puritan Ice Cream Naturally appeals to them, be cause of its richness and purity. Order today. H. C. HATHAWAY ICE CREAM CO. Phone B-6152 GBRLS Enjoy the Fresh Fragrance of our FLOWERS Enslow Floral Co. Phone B3695 135 SO, 12th St., LIKCOLK, NEB.
