THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
DAILY DIARY RHYMES
By
Gayle Vincent Grubb
Regulation Clothes
HEADQUARTERS
O. D. Uniforms and
Mon- '
WILLIAM FARNUM
In
THE RAINBOW TRAIL
Stirring Sequel to m
AIDERS OF THE PURPLE
SAGE"
"DON'T YOU KNOW"
School of many cares Is mad, don't
jou know
Studying, ah, that's a beaRtly tra.le,
dont you know,
Where you work your stupid brain.
And your souls In such a rtrain.
And you'd rather raise some rain,
Don't- you know?
Overcoats
Also
SMIUNG BILL" PARSONS
rC r -mm
In naldheaded Comcay
-BILL'S SWEETIE"
Admission 5c 10c 15c
Exams? Ah, yes, my word, don't I
Big Shows and Good Music .
LAST TIMES TODAY
The Best Show of the Season
AMERICA'S SWEETHEART
MARY PICfORD
, Her Latest Artcraft Play
'"-Johanna enlists-
Pronounced by the Press to
te Her Best Production
Alto Comedy, Topical, News and
Official War Pictures
KIALTO CONCERT
K ORCHESTRA
Ann L. Schaefer. Conductor
Thews S art at-1. 3, 5, 7, SK. n.
Mats-All Seats 15c; Nieht 25
mm
LAST TIMES TODAY
ORPHEUM CIRCUIT VAUDE
VILLE Twice Daily 8:15
"BntKt THINGS HAPPEN--RUBEVILLE"
Mirth and Melody
Lawrence A Devamey ,
Bessye Clifford
Three Kitaro brothers
TRACEY and M'BRIDE
Nes Weekly Accordeonist
News Weekly Orpheum
Orchestra
Matinees 25c 50c
Nights 25c, 50c, 75c
VAUDEVILLE
Last Times Today
Here is a corking
Coed Show
The Musical Comedy
-OCEAN BOUND"
Featuring
JOE PHILLIPS JL
CECIL HIRiES
and a company cf ten
MOSTLY GIRLS
JOHNSON BROS.
Sl JOHNSON
In "A Bit of Minstrelsy
THE FOUR KINGS
Airerica's Classiest Artists
FRED ELLIOTT
The Broomstick Fiddler
BEN TURPIN 41
MARIE PREVOST
In "Sleuths"
LIBERTY NEWS WEEKLY
BRADER'S PRIZE ORCHESTRA
Three Shows Daily at 2:30, 7
and 9
Mats 15c Night 25c GaL 15c
Lyric
Today
MAT 2:30
EVE-7 A. 9
Otui Oliver . His Player
In
"FRECKLES"
Always come when minds are blurred
don't you know?
To determine what you l;now. j
Why things are or are not to. .
And. what -makes the south wir.d
blow. j
Don't you know? j
We're once In school, that's a!', don't
you know.
We've but one bratn and It's mall,
don't you know.
And with all I pause a minute
At a task 'fore I begin It,
For there's really nothing In it ( ?) .
Don't you know?
Why school's a bally bubble, don't
you know,
A painted piece of trouble, don't you I
know.
You perserve all day and night. (
And after the sehoolyear fight.
The wrong's as good as the right.
Don't you know? !
So it's all a horrid mix, don't you
know,
All this life in which we nvx. d'-n't
you know.
For with all your gift or gat)
And your hours In the lab. !
Why, perhaps, you'll drive a oab.
Don't you know.
HAND GRENADES
SPEAKING OF TELEPHONES
Today, you bolted into the drug
Uore to use the telephone. You were
in a hurry of course, and it was some
what disconcerting to find several peo
ple waiting for the telephone. You
walked impatiently around the store,
Inally stopping before the magazine
punter, where you picked up a copy
f "Snappy Sto" beg your pardon, I
meant a copy of the "Literary Digest."
md started to read.
However, your literary perusal was
short lived, for a very . obnoxious
clerk hinted to you that the magazines
rere for sale. You hastily put the
Ttagaz:ne away, and with your most
winning smile, drifted to the cigar
oucter, back of which stood a vers
!oveIy girl. Alas your test efforts o
entice her into a friendly conversation
failed.
There was nothing to do but to
imbie back to the telephone. You
waited while one woman ordered her
groceries, while anotlrer malignantly
Lscunsod her nefghbors, and while a
man deivered an overwhelming Hat
of alarming symptoms to his doctor,
doctor.
At iast the people departed, and
your struggle began. You found the
typewriter sys'tni of getting your
number most exasperating. Twice the
buzz bubb buzz to'.d yon that the
line was busy. Once ytm got la
wrong nomber. Finally, yon got tle
right one. and started to talk Yen
had talked only a short time, in fact
a very short time, when a very dis
agreeable man called your attentioa
to a s gn which read. "When others
are waiting, please be brief."
READY TO PUT ON
and wear out of the store
We are outfitting scores of
S. A. T. C. and S. N. T. C. men
Everything, regardless of arm
istice and peace negotiations
Uniform making gave us a great opportu
nity to show the superiority of Society
Brand clothes. Government specifications
fixed the rules for all the makers and nil
started on even basis. Then we were able
to show, In spite of Government restric
tions, the distinction of Society Brand.
Society Brand style begins where other
makes leave off.
Society Brand style came to the front as it
did in civilian clothes. Inton these uni
forms is hand-tailored the exceptional style
which distinguishes them the trimmer
lines, the smarter carriage and the smoother
looking fit. Remember, personal appear
ance counts for a lot in the selection of men
for promotion. Society Brand uniforms are
ready for officers or its auxiliaries Amy,
Navy, Marines, Y. M. C. A. and Red Cross.
LEATHER AND CANVAS PUTTEES,
HATS, CORDS, PILLOWS, SHIRTS,
OVERSEAS COATS, COMFY KITS,
INSIGNIA, SHOES, ETC.
Mayer
W ?
So Coo
Eli Shire, Pres.
.-- unrfA thins than being
I Too manv a war garden was raiseu -
SOCIAL CALENDAR tJ bags a fat feed. F-ght caught in a slacker raid, providing you
.h nn. men. "e not a siacser.
November 16
House warmitg at the Woman's j
building for all university girl, fremj
4 to :30.
Alpha Phi house dance.
Alpha Omicron Pi-house dance.
Delta Delta Delta house dance.
Delian Society-dance at Music halL
UNI NOTICES
i
I" '-tOc. 15c. 26c i
'U 1Dc 7Sr ?o 1
lWeek-Ptjyth rngt"
PERSONALS
Lieut William Aitken. ex-'l. and
L!eut Paul O. Harding. 18, who hav
been stationed at Camp McClellan.
Alabama. In the field artiHery service,
sailed for France last week.
Gladys Crook and Mae Belle North
-t Omaha have been tt guests cf
Xatherire North. 22-
Edion Shaw. '18. mho Is stationed
-t Carup Futston. is at the A!ra Tad
Omega bouse for a few days.
Gwendolyn Drayton. '15. has been 111
at the Alita XI Del bouse for sev-r-ral
?2VS.
D-.ro'ir V.'r'gtt, 22. wbo has Un ,
la ;je hoisfital i h inCuecra for iae
jrast week. Lis re:urntd to tt- Ie ta
' Gantra hsuse.
riid Geology
Tno4t Thursday j
at one o'clock In the Museum, room
301. for a preliminary field trip.
Kearney Club Meeting ,
Thore will be a Kearney club mee.-l
tag in the reception room of the
Woman', building at 7:30 o'clock on
Friday. November 15. The meeting
is very important as election of of3
cers will take pTace.
LOST Nove'ty Parker fountain
pen. Jack-Knife Safety. 3 Inches
long. Valuable to owner. Return to
cTTf Activities' OCce.
r"r.Hn har Din.!
UUSl L7i t - -
Please return to Student acuiuiw
Office. ' v
LOST Ktnaii ieaiLr cctct sc.
book with six rtags. Reward. Pbone
L-7354.
1Ro6CVnl6c Scbool
of 2)ancm
IVcdnesday Assembly
Soldiets Notice I
DANCING--7:30 SHARP
Tickets at Door
$1.00
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No matter what you aay
"SAY IT V1TH FLOWERS"
CHAPIN BROS., 127 S. 13th :: B 2234
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