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BUSINESS STAFF
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Janisa F. Fidilock Circulation Uanacar
Ntwi Kolitar for this Icsus
JACK AUSTIN
To sorr.e ver'.e te science of rlaying a good hand well Jn the
rame of life is to bluS with it.
The workisia who Tikes an interest la his work does not hava to
flend much of tia Uo.e locking for a job.
V.'e have room fcr but cce lcjV.ty at college and that is loyalty
to Nebraska University.
DOES IT PAY.
Eeicg courteous is a tab.! -h:ch is likely to develop Into a bank
account. There have been surely men who succeeded la business
perhars because their employees were net surly, but fortun never
theless, has preferred to keep steady company with the gentleman.
Every business can is looking for good will, because it constitutes
added capital. And the employer realizes that good will can never
be pained by sour faces ia his working staff. The public -will not
stand for discourteous treatment. It demands good humored sales
people who are willing to go out of their way to please thwlr cus
tomers. Courtesy pays la business but it also rays out cf.it, evea though
at times the dividends seem to be deferred. But lastly courtesy pays
the largest dividends in the form of happiness courons.
DEMOCRACY ON THE CAMPUS.
Nebraska has no room for the snob. It is our estimation that or
all the follies and Imperfections of which human nature is capable,
the n-.est detectable, the men excuseable is the so-called snob. Ac
cording to the snob one should be very careful to whom one is decent,
it smacks cf the plebian not to be exclusive. We are unable to fathom
the psychology of the snob, but we have come to the conclusion that
the manifestations exhibited by a encb are caused by his or her try
ing to be something they are not. V.'e contend that any student If he
Is natural or human, he can fcot be a snob.
The most striking characteristic cf the typical Nebraska man or
woman should be the ready "Hello" w;:h which every person encoun
tered on the street should be met. To welcome every student ef
fusively does not of cour?e constitute democracy unless the thing is
carried deeper than the surface. But everybody will have to admit
that a modest greeting goes & long ways toward promoting a feeling,
cf genuine good fellowship.
In the pioneer days of the University it was possible for every
student to personally know his classmates. The University has now
grown beyond this stage but we urge and strongly recommend a
genial smile or a brief word to all unknown classmates, as an outward
manifestation cf the democracy at Nebraska.
CROSS-COUNTRY RUNNERS.
Coach McMaster has issued a call for 100 cross-country runners.
Men, this makes It 200, Nebraska needs that large a squad. Ne
braska's track squads in the past have never compared with those
of other large universities as to the amount of material available.
Coach Schulte was at a disadvantage last sprg In developing bis
track team because of lack of material Cross-country running de
velops distance men and by a large squad out in this sport It will
make Schulte's task of developing distance Etars much easier.
Cross-country running is second to none of our popular sports
and when indulged in with discretion and wisdom Is In a class by
Itself no other physical activity giving the same returns in Improved
general health and especially in the beneficial effects upon the vital
organs. The element of recreatici Is now being recognized as of far
greater importance In all branches of physical training than was
formerly accorded to It In this regard cross-country running is
undoubtedly surpassed by foot ball, yet It has a fascination whico
cannot be appreciated by one who t never experienced its thrill.
UNI NOTICES I
CLASS ILSCTIONS.
Ths garJ it n ef tits
f ur elaaa pri4i:t will
hU Twiy, Oitikir I. Each
candidate must ft h i nam
w.th the Registrar not laUr
than five . m. tn Friaay prior
to the 4y ef lactisn.
Home Economics 11.
Classes In Home Economics 11
Food Survey will meet at the Farm
campus this wctk.
Football Ushers.
All men wishing to usher at foot
ball games report at Athletic Field
10:00 a. m. Saturday.
Commercl.-I Club,
The Commercial Club will hold a
business meeting Thursday at 7:(K
o'clock in Social Science 3C5.
University Union.
Students are cordially Invited to
attend ih first open meeting of Unl
versl'y Union Sticlety to be held Fri
day nt 8 p. m. in the Society's hall
on the third floor of the Temple
Building.
Wayne Club.
All University students who have
v, Tended Wayne Normal meet In front
of Lincoln Hotel at 5:50 Friday to
ake street car for Robbers' Cave.
Bring your own supper.
Gymnasium Classes.
All men registered in ihc First Year
nymnashtm classes (Physical Educa
tion 21. 1A, B or CI. who have not
-oported for work, should do so at the
noxt regular class time (Thursday,
September SO, 7:4S V- rn.. Friday, Oc
tober 1, 11 a. m. or 3 p. m.) without
fail. Any others wishinsr to Join one
rf these classes should see the in
structor, Mr. Adkins at G. 303 or Dr.
Clapp at G. 20fi. between 11 and li
a. m. or 2:30 and 3 p. m.
Very tru'y yours,
R. F. H. ADKIN3.
Dept. of Physical Education.
Boxing Class.
All men retrislere in the boring
class, meet Mr. Gebhart, the instruc
tor on the main Armory floor at 7
p. m. tonight (Thursay. September
ro. Any ofne-s who wish to join
his class, should bo present at time
rind place mentioned above.
Yours very truly,
R. G. CLAPP,
Dept cf Physical Education.
Band Members Notice.
The regular members of the Band
'-i1! report to the supply room !n the
tasement of the Armory and draw
i-nif nrms during the following hours:
Thursday, September "0, 1 p. m. to
2 P. m., 4 p. n. to C p. m.; Friiay,
October 1, 8 a. m. to 11 a. m., 1 p. m.
to Ti p. m. All members of Band
must be In uniform by Saturday or
they will not be remitted to play
Orchestra.
Students may still register for the
University Orchestra under Director
Quirk. The Orchestra meets on
Tuesdays and ThuraJays at setea
thirty m. in the Art Gallery.
Green. Gcbtins.
Green Goblins will meet seven
thirty Thursday night, Seyercser SO,
Alpha Sigma Fhi house.
Tea for University Girls.
Miss Amanda Heppner, Dean of
Women at the University, will give a
tea for all Nebraska co-eds from 1:30
to 5:00 Thursday afternoon, Septem
ber ?0, in Ellen Smith HaJL
"Y" Forum.
Dr. L. D. Young will address the
Y" Forum Thursday evening on the
subject, "Our Time and Our Re
ligion." All men are urged to attend.
Theta Sigma Phi.
Theta Sigma Phi meeting, Friday,
at 5 o'clock, at Ellen Smith Hall.
Important
Grace Lutheran Church.
Grace Lutheran church invites all
students to annual Students' Recep
tion at 8:00 p. m., Friday. October L
Come out and meet other fun seekers.
northwest corner 14th and F streets.
Alpha Zeta Meeting.
There will be a business meeting
of Alpha Zeta Thursday evening. Sep
tember 30, 7:30 at the Farm kouse.
307 North 24th street.
Menorah Society.
Chancellor Avery will address the
Menorah Society at i's oj?tdiig roeet-
ng Sunday evening. October 2, at 8
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"Gym"
Bloomers
Large assortments of well made
bloomers with adjutsable knee
and belt.
Have your bloomers reiuly -when pymnasium instrustion
bepins. We offer bloomers at varying prices which Trill
meet your ideas.
Black Twill Sateen O QC Black PopIin, cottm Q Q
Apes C to -JO. Priced L.VJ AfJW fi J Prk,pJ JJ5
Black Sateen Q r A
Apes 6 to 20. Priced J.JU
Navy Henrietta Twill Q r A
Apes 6 to 20. Triced J.OU
Nary Serge, also
black. Apes 6 to J AT
20. Priced 4.J
Middies for "Gym"
"JACK TAK" PLAIN WHITE ropulalion style with straipht yoke, O CA
ftV'Kt .and I'a.-k. Of white Lonsdale jean. Priced J.DU
"JACK TAli" MIDDIES with detachable navy ilannel collars. Of white
Lonsdale jean. Sizes 10 to 22. The detachable
collar is a preat convenience in bum erinp
4.50
Second Floor.
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bought that foot
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Treat your money
right
STYLE, of course, has much to do with
the prestige of Stratford Clothes. But
Stratford tyle is not the only thing your
money buy. There are other distinguishr
ing values easily discernible, if youU only
investigate and compare.
And that it what you ihould do to treat
your moneyright investigate? and
compare.
Look around a bit, then let us show you a
Stratford suit. You'll eee omething more
than mere surface attraction. You'll see
inherent merit of ityle, fabric and tailoring.
You'll tee features of inner construction
that will be new to you. And perfection of
detail that you've never knowr. ia other
dothea.
You'll see value value that is as pro
nounced as the individuality of the clothes
themselves.
FARRUHAR'S
o'clock in Faculty HalL