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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 22, 1919)
Tl I K I A H.Y NKUltASKAN . . .,nrKi)nc)U)(m fiflKSCWCJOtWDOWKat!! H fi I tip Don't spend all your allowance on one m -r" i - i Old ft i i ; Pair of Shoes when you can buy just what you want for $10.00 Your feet will bring you back THE BOOTERY 1230 O St. I Modern Salesmanship! A well-paid anil fascinating vocation. We have regular classes under the direction of expert Instructors. Other Courses Offered: Shorthand. Typewriting, Dookkeeping, Banking Higher Accountancy. Farm Accounting, Civil Service, Normal Training. Secretarial, Court Reporting, etc. Write for free literature. Enter Monday. NEBRASKA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS (Fully AciTnlltrd T. . IW.AKF.SI.F.F.. rr-ilnt t"-"r o iinl Utli StH. I.lnroln, Nebruks YOUR UNIFORM IS SURE TO FIT IF THE ALTERATION IS MADE AT OUR SHOP. B3381 ECONOMY CLEANERS, PRESSERS & DYERS DEVILISH GOOD CLEANERS 1414 O ,w'n ww."wwjiikrii.Muu.'.i.i.'.u.'.'j.'.'.'.''.'.'.'i.ii''."i'''' mi nmmai i iiii.i.i.ii.wiiA'i.uif. J - -y v .. !- ! ' yO). : " Mift-tn fnllMmMtMMaMMiaa CARMEN KHCKhLK, at the Orpheum This Week Subscribe for HAND GRENADES The copy reader, though ever nud anon he boobs the work, frequently la a god send In preserving the Innocent Public from the most Impasslonate raptures or the INSPIRED RErOIl TER (Upper case that. Mr. Unotper! Naught lesa than capa throughout loth nn INSPIRKD REPORTER denervo-i Frlnstance: How would you r-i to be gushed in a news story ii -a the Woman's 1'nlverslty Club story In Tuesday's lltlnl by the following rhetorical masterpiece turned In by one of our LltHe Girl Reporters "They came out nol burdened Hu logic notebooks nor four-Inch -.''on-pmlc texts, but by chic tittle betas seled hags oi velvet and silk. They were not clothed (Sail on. Thou too. O Prudence Prim- Ti all expimieu In a perfectly proper way by what follows In the story. Red Pop) ns the frequenters of the study room, but had made a careful tolette that reminded the homesick freshman .--serby of the way her own moilier looked on party afternoons at home." Ulub....Mub....Hlub Dally III In I. KIRSCHBAUMSUITS PR0JXEGEMEN fi x K' K When It's frosty In October and tr.e sky Is bright and blue I When Its Just a day for football ml you know at half-past two t That Nebraska more than llkel will a i K clean up on Notre Dame That everyone will be there and you're wild to see the gam , Then you find you have to work. is You hear them playing "Hot Time- as the band comes up the stivoi i, And "Now let's give them Number j One;" on every side you'll meet j k Some good old Unl rooter, or co-ed i there who comes I 2 it YOUTHFUL, energetic styles, full of clash and action. Waist-seam, all round belt, half belt; one, two or three-button single or double-breasted models. Ex actly the sort of garments de manded by the wide-awake class leader. The usual Kirschbaum quality in fab rics, materials and workman ship. $40, $45, $50, up to $60 W Copyright, 1919. A. B KiricbLaum Company Come in after classes and try on one of these Kischbaum Suits. Then let the mirror do the rest. Just loaded with carnations in big white chrysanthemums And you know you've got to w oi k. Yon turn away In sadness and your eyes are filled with tears A lump keeps coming in your thioat as one by one the cheers Grow fainter in the distance, then you turn to work and say That the whole darn world can't keeA you from the game Thanksgiv ing Day Ain't it heck you have to work? THE LIMIT A ei-oud of workers was lunching In a' sheltered nook on a wharf. One of them went across the street lor a plug of tobacco, and during his ab sence another substituted for his tin of pale coffee and milk his own tin of milkless coffee. When the first worker returned to his lunch he could hardly believe his eyes. "Well," said he, "I have heard of clever thieves, but to steal the milk out of a feller's coffee is about, the limit." ASKING TOO MUCH "Look here, young man," said the old lady, with fire in her eye, "I have brought back this thermometer you hae sold me. It ain't reliable. One time you look at it says one thing and the next time it says another." Country Gentleman. "I suppose you think I have a xreat many kicks?" "Not at all," said the hotel clerk, "I know of plenty of kicks you've never thought of." Louisville Courier-Journal. WANT ADS For Music call Cliff Scott, B1482. LOST on campus, Tri Delta pin and guard. Also XI Delta pin. Re turn to 1544 Q street. Reward. 24t4 WANTED Young lady to share room with student In new bungalow. Board if desired. F1911. Two or three nice rooms for quiet students; noly 8 blocka east of the campus, heat, light, hot and cold water, bath and 'phone. Rent rea sonable, 2030 R street. LOST: Football ticket at students' section of athletic field. Return to students activities. 25 3t. LOST: Lower part of Kraker foun tain pen in pharmacy building or between pharmacy building and 22d and R streets. Please leave at Lu dents' activities office. LOST: During parade, Friday nlgha between 12th and 13th and Q streets, a purse with keys. Return to students activites office. 25 2t. Our Entire Stock of Autumn Suits at the One Big SALE DISCOUNT OF KiHit lit the vcrv biMjrlit of the season cornea this unparalleled sale of our entire great stock of smart Autumn Suits for women and misses, at the drastic P"cVdl' "SS': lv offered onlv in January ! And our whole and unreserved stock is included -III NDKhDS of new Suits.' brimful of style and up-to-the-hour in every minute detail; that were un surpassed values at their regular low prices raiijrinjr from $22.50 to 12o at the one mighty fecial discount of TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT ONE-FOURTII OFF! All the glories of Autumn's foremost styles are evident in our huge stock of stunning Suits offered at this one overwhelming reduction. A wealth of individual modes to choose from, in a distinguished array of every fashionable fabric and every foremost autumn shade and desired color. There are suits tor the miss, the young women and the matron suits in every regular as well as IN EXTRA sizes and every one included at one startling special sale discount. Materials include: Serges, Poplins, Velours Siivertones, Tricotines, Broadcloths, Men's Suitings, Gabardines, Oxford Suitings, Velveteens, Cheviots and many others. OLD & CO 'The Store That Sells the Best for Just a Little Less. DOUBLEDAY, PAGE & COMPANY TO OPEN ST. LOUS BOOKSHOP Doubleday, Page & Company are to open in St. Louis the middle of Octo ber the only shop in that city devoted exclusively to the sale of books and magazines. It is to be situated in the new Arcade Building, at Eighth and Olive streets. As in the three Double day, Page & Company retail shops in New York City, books of all publishers w ill be on sale here. How St. Louis feels about the new venture may be read in Reedy's Mir ror. Therein, after deploring the de cline which he feels has been general ly overtaking the work of bookselling as a fine art Mr. Reedy says: "Doubleday, Page & Company are going to sell books in the way people who care for books can sell them. They won't 'shanghai' you into buying books, as book agents do. They will have the book you want and they will have for you the book you didn't know you wanted until they tell you about it. Their manager and clerks will know how to talk about the inside of books." The new shop, he predicts, will form a rallying centre for the develop ing literary We of St. Louis. LOST: On R street between lith and 16th , ladies leather belt. Re ward if returned to students activities office. Students rooms at $14 and $16. both hot and cold water, electric lights. Monkey Talk Professor Garner reports that the female ape says, "Moohoo," and the male ape replies, "Wahoo." Evolution doesn't appear to have caried us very far. A chap on the moonlit beach last night said. "Who is oo!" and the girl replied. "I's oo's." San Francisco Chronicle. The Original Southern Rag-a-Jazz Band has already booked several FORMALS AND SPRING PARTIES What Are You Going To Do? BERT L. REED, MGR. B2193 1141 H St. ROBERT'S DAIRY LUNCH OPEN UNTIL MID-NIGHT MUSIC AND DANCING 11 to 12 P. M.