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THE DAILY NEI3RASKAN
The King
of All Men's Shoes
All this season's style hits
are here.
Tlie Varioly includes style f
occasions, sports, walking a
oral wear.
The stvles that arc coin!? bo
now arc French Lasts, liropue
Straight Lasts.
6.50 to 9.50
Koar Feet Will Bring
You Back
to
The Bootery
1230 O St.
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MA6EE MANAGER SPEAKS
TO COMMERCIAL CLUB
E. L. Smith Tells of Condition in
Clothing Market of
Today.
K, L. Smith, Rciu-ral manager of
Magee'a clothing store, spoke to the
rnivorsiity Commercial Club Thurs
day morning nt 11 o'clock In S3 COo
on "Conditions in the Clothing Mar
kot." He spoke nt length on condi
tions in general In the garment indus
try and dismissed the labor and vago
problems that are causing havoc in
that industry. The clothing industry
is highly specialized and all the dif
ferent operations have their special
trade unions and strikes. Wages In
general havo decreased about 22 1 2
per cent since the close of the war;
but this is small compared to the
tremendous Increases during the wa.
Ho also explained how stylos are
made and the causes of radical
Hinges that lake placo from season
to season. The designers for the
various clothing manufacturers moot
ia ;i convention with a committee
from the Retail Clothiers' Association
and they decide upon th estyles 'hat
will bo the most popular for the com
.iii; season.
In answer to questions from lib .u:
diouco Mr. Smith discussed a mint
ber of Important problems that arc
met with in the retail clothing busi
ness and how they have been solved
in a number of cases.
There was also a short business
meeting of tho club and plans wire
discussed for the club dance to ba
held this evening and for the annual
banquet, to bo hold April 29th.
She People are saying thai you
married mo l'or my money alone.
He They are mistaken. You La
quite a lot of real estate. Uoston
Transcript.
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HOME STUDY DEPT.
CMICAOO. ILLINOIS
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for
' Jhool of Dancing
DANCE
Saturday Night
1.25
Incl. Tax
BECK'S
SYMPHONY
"Where you'll find the 'Crowd'
and where you're sure of your
money's worth."
FORDYCE RE8IGN8
AS COLLEGE HEAD
(Continued from page one)
Tho reply of Chnuc.cllor A very toi
lows: "My dear Dean Fordyco: Sulijeci
to tho approval of the Board of Re
gents, I hereby accept your resigna
tion as dean of tho Teachers College
to take effect August 31, 1921. Fu;
Hirer, I shall take great pleasure in
recommending to the board Una j0u
continue to servo the University as
professor and chairman of tho depart
meut of educational measurement
and research.
"I sincerely hope that the Ih.vin,;
aside of the difficult and Bomctimps
harrassing executive burdens that you
will have borne for thirteen years
will give you the greater opportunity
to pursue the departmental work
which you deeply enjoy and in which
you have won notable recognition On
this connection may I express tit.
hope that the University commnni
and the public will recognize such
work as quite as honorable and iin
portent as Administrative work of
any typo- I have long felt that on
of the weaknesses of American un:
versifies is the undue emphasis pi.j
recognition given the work of e-o::i
tive officers, with a corresponding
lack of appreciation of the work dc
voted to Instruction scholarship an.
research.
"Yours very truly,
8. AVERY.
"Chancellor"
Freshy I saw something Iat n!&,h:
that I'll never get over.
Senior What was that?
Freshy Moon.
If the government collected a tax
on brains it would owe most of ns
money.
The sweetest words of thougit or pei..
"The price of board has dropent
again."
Friday For Remnants
Y OU really save when you buy the useful lengths out
1 Remnants offer at such reduced prices. Friday is
Remnant Day throughout the entire store.
New Stock of Ready-to-wear
Four Sale Groups in
SUITS
ALL sizes including those for stout
figures, in styles ranging from
strictly tailored to the short fancy box
coat models. All are greatly reduced,
and are real values at these prices.
25.00
Greatly Reduced
v. ' ' . r
35.00
45.00
55.00
All suits in our entire stock not in
cluded in these four groups will be
offered at a discount
Second Floor.
Flannel Middies
A LL wool material in red, green and navy ; sizes from 6 to 20 years.
Reduced prices that should interest all who need a middy for
sport wear.
9.93 values, on sale at 4.95 12.95 values, on sale at 5.95
Second Floor.
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Silk
Dresses
$38 $48 $58 $68
'TME new soft crepes or satins, as
well as taffetas are shown in these
frocks; the styles are unusual and de
cidedly sart. These sale prices will
save you from ten to thirty dollars on
each dress. All sizes and a large
assortment in the season's colors.
Second Floor.
$5.00 SALE OF HATS
SPRING COATS
12.50 to 17.50
rT A I LO RE D and Swagger
Styles in sizes for misses and
women. The new brown and blue
shades, and other brighter tones
are featured. Special reduced, in
two groups of fine values 12.50
md 17.50.
Second Floor.
Girls' Spring Coats
Sizes from 6 to 14 years, a selec
tion of new Spring top coats. For
Friday and Saturday only ,
157- Off
Final Clearance SALE of Our
NEWEST SPRVMG HATS
Turbans, Sailors, Sport Hats, Fin
Straw Hats, Lac or Georgette
Combinations
All the new bright tones, including
henna, ade, orchid, rose and gray.
wid vp to 25.00
300 Hats in this group; some have
Make an early selection, and note
the vaJues.
Friday and
Saturday Only
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