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0:r idrs of a J;aK(?soit
cu)isfrcst:?f ftiwk pru'krt suit
SOME men like tl.eir style straight.
The conservative man likes his di
luted with a little simplicity, of which
this Hickey-Freem.in model is a fine ex
ample. OursiJe cf three patch pockets,
it is a plain suit of clothes, but there's
something in the waj it is tailored that is
far too exclusive ever to be plain!
Come in dud try it on
OLD MAN "MAN"
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GAINS POPULARITY
Campaign for Subscriptions el
Comic Majasire S-ornj
Huge Success.
Valuable prires will be awarded
This Week to Leading
Solicitors.
' The AWliWAN siilo ovutinu.'s Sur.
j Ing with Wednesday of la .n week the
j opening day of registration t tlu uni
versity forty ccnila ntt:o.! ir.10 ih-
! contest for sulwcription which fore
! casts the greatest number of subscrljv
jj Hons ever entertain d bv the trad i-
"tional Old Man AWGWAN.
i While no exact figures were to be
' had ui to late Monday night the in-
month there are remaining only a few
;opie which nre being readily taken.
Subscriber hutld therefore swell r
ihclr copies early to avoid dlsnpMnl
mn!. Ary one may siiUrrlh for the
university comic with the aoltcitora or
n th Student Activities ottiee. at the
es' ': r r.le .M for the nine lMea.
u'onilnutd from l'age One!
RHODES APPLICANTS
TO APPLY SATURDAY
l.i is the war In this country the
vw dance- was so slight that many
of .ho colleges wer converted Into
harraiks fr the men in training. One
of the the largest aviation stations
of-Kngland was. maintained at Oxford
The quadrangles a.V used as drilling
grounds, and the colleges as O. C. T.
barracks. The American lMglan Ke
ii.f society was composed almost en
tirely of Ithode men and many of
.hos- enlisted early in the American
VmbuU.m-e Corps stationed in 1 arts.
1 Wolfe as the leader of the contestants j Traveling during the war was not
ih hi rmiiiiMifii. Vt rna Tim!!. d The- Mrs! contingent of
1 1-uchta and Marv llerrins are contend-i Kh.uics scholars left in January 1920
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-THE HOMI OF COOO C4jOTHEX
ing for second honors as tt now ap-1 a"..l the other wiit 1
pears but the present H.mdir.g of the j -i.per.
! contestants may 1h radically changed 1
i by the time set for the 1 r.d of the rrr.i-:
: 1 aign Wednesday evening at 6 o'clock.
i Among the prizes er.ereJ for induce-'
nn-nt to solicitors there wi'.l hi givMi ;
' a handson.e leather Nebraska pillow
' top for fir.-t price and a; a:hle ic,
: ticket for second prize. A 191? lSO ;
' Cornhusker and a year's Mi'iscr.pM. r.
'to AWC.WAN wi!l be given ifccise cap-:
airing the lessor honors.
This year s AWGWAN is sp.ors.ve.!.'
as usual, by Sigma IVl:a l"ai. jxirttf!
sslic fraternity. I: has the ndor
ment of the universi y s!cr:i: j c.blira
tion board and the hearty -v;ivrt f
business interests. l;cal r.'v". hvt1!..
AWGWAN" has been reoogi
ke up residence
n ; 1 from Page On m
Ersirr.s turn out
;'. IN LARGE NUMBERS
Si l'illi iilH' t. IluHia. and I.: u.-n
a r expe?1et! K be oct for pv;.'tiee
Tuesday a(inion whKh will r-ako
(he total.
l'u-Hors u Monday's prac:ic only
v-in y n o f-cshtacr. bal npori ea
the nVId :n suits. A complete list of
;lv
in a
f -v.-
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nun will be available
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t The Or.cux Tli: Week End.
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Want Ads.
since its first publication ir. univrsi'y
and publication circ'.es all over '.he
i United States as the official -Smile" of j
' NebraTja. It rar.Ss wr.U h toreros? j
of lis kind and enjoys a 3are ri-c,:3.:-1
i lion in the university and w Vre-overj
I Nebraska alumni are to be found,
j Students who have a!r-ady s ;ib-
scribed for AWGWAN n:ay receive
I this month's issue by presen! i:;g tiieh
I receipts either at Str.Jion A. cr 'I1"
Student activities." o'fice, baseri.cTit 04
Administration building.
Owing to the fact that on";v
thousand copies were primed f?r ;hi-
i 1. o;-j c
so: oriiy.
t-.r.i;y fo'- i
jvsiutnee. 12
tifu! sro-sMis,
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i"o b;
cc. $!3C00. Ad-'iess P. O. So .
4S1.
FOR SALE! A good second hand lp"
writer: cheap. Call L5497.
Wll.K TilE PERSON who pic'- 1
the wron? r"ra:iCi' ' 'ho labl? in
An.'ory r'erse call F24 to cx-
c!:rrt: Geinraeial handle ith
ntonos:ar.i J. B. R- '
IjOST A package coniaininc a ray
suede purse. Call BH1.
OH! YOU CORNHUSKERS
We are wanting you to know
we are Corn busker boosters.
If you don't believe it. Try Us,!
B2304 "AEJLE" 139No.14
CLEANERS AND DYERS
"As Good as Any" "Better Than Many"
I.cl c.ir At!l- S;-4p ;:5 yo-'.ir !--or
WH E KE
QualityService
And Double Efforts
go with every job.
STUDENTS!
Why not join the happy throng?
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CLEANERS, PRESSERS
"Devilish good cleaners."
The Advertisers in
The Rag
appreciate and deserve
your patronage.
Give it to them.
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THE quaint little childhood tale of
the poor kitchen maid is not so far
removed from recent reality.
For we all recall the staggering piles of
dishes, the dust-strewn floor, the tubs
of clothes, the treadmill task at the
sewing ma chines! Yes, Cinderella
like was the housework of yesterday.
And now, the girl of 1920 looks to
electricity most tractable of hand
maidens as the fairy prince who
makes life easier and fuller.
Just a push of the button and tiny
electric motors sweep, wash dishes or
clothes; clean, scour and polish; make
ice cr ice cream, run the sewing ma
chins and play the pino cr phonograph.
While the motors do the work, other
electric appliances are distributed
about the house to make good living
more convenient. Electric cooking
utensils, hair driers, cigar lighters,
burglar alarms, door bells, and fur
nace regulators, are now operated by
the magic wand of electric power.
The development of the miniature mo
tors for the kitchen' and electrical de
vices was made possible by the rapid
progress in experience gained by the
General Electric Company's Engi
neers, whose efforts in the application
of electricity for every sort of indus
trial endeavor during the past quarter
century hav: brought freedom from
the drudgery of other days.
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