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cloned crotch, doted tack. Sec illustration.
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Wi! s'cj f r v - v tall or stout men. All shirt fatiri.-i, ia smart
ilv. !;'n, hnufii 8ilks-$lX0 to $10.00.
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SOLD BY
flAYER BROS. COMPANY
(I'ontlniM'il from lR 1)
Fib. 21 and 22. Aiucb at Lincoln.
Fob. 27. Nlrsk Vhlivnti
Lincoln.
March 1. NVliraU WcMoyan nl
I'nl. I'laco.
Manh .1 and Kanxan at Law
renco.
March and S. - Kansas AtJKlt's
Manliattan.
Match 12 to 13. .WbraKkn M
Hfhool hnKkothall tonrnatnent at Lin
coln.
Ballooniits Wanted Return Date
Tho Omaha Halloonlsta asked Di
rector Stewart for a return date to bo
plaved at Omaha some time thin week
but Doctor Mills at Crctuhton univer
sity, when approached with the request
for the Crcluhton itym he was perfect
ly wllllnif for tho Ualloonlsts to use his
floor but he balked when Nebraska
was mentioned. The reason for t ho
curt refuKal Is t n account of the Oma
ha school's standards of eligibility
which don't Jibe wtili t he ones held up
by the Missouri valley conference, and
Nebraska has refused to schedule
Karnes with I'reitfiton for that reason.
That is just why Tommy Mills is sore
nt the Cornhuskers.
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS
Musical Program at Union Sev- )
enty students enjoyed a musical pro
gram and social hour at a tueetiiiR of
the Union Literary society held in
Union hall Friday evening. Mil
dred Frost gave a trombone solo,
Miss Reed played a flute solo and Miss
Waterhouse and Kdith Cash sang.
Missionary Will Speak at Vespers
The vesper service to be held at Wo
man's hall Tuesday at live o'clock,
promises to be one of exceptional in
terest. Miss Langrough, a returned
missionary from Turkey, will tell
some of her thrilling experiences, as
she was forced to leave Turkey at the
outbreak of the war. Violet Fulk, a
member of the university chorus, will
open the program by singing "Consider
and Hear Me," by Pflenger.
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