V
THE DAILY NEBRASKA!
RESEARCH XJLUB PLANS
RAILROAD DISCUSSION
The railroad situation will bo re
viewed before the members of the
Industrial Research club'ut their res
ular meeting Thursday, November 3
at 6:00 o'clock luncheon at the Grand
hotel. Leaders of the diacussion will
bo from shop craft unloii3 at Have
lock whore the Hurllnfiton repair
shops, lines west, are located.
The meeting will be open to stu
dents interested in the question.
NEBRASKA PROFESSORS
PUBLISH ENGLISH TEXT
lYoiessor Wlmbcrly of the
English department and S. .0. Uairct,
until f'vo years ago an instructor at
the University of Nebraska, now i.t
Syracuse, are tiie authors cf a bock
called Essays on Agriculture. The
book is one to be used in the class
room and in all probability ,JU fuiii
a place at the apricuUural iV.l'.ue.
Dr. Louise round ot' the English de
Mtitinent ami Dean E. A. LUiniett of
the college of agriculture and direc
tor of the experiment station, co-op-crated
in the publication of the books,
nccovwinc to the note of the pub
lishers. There are rive departments tf the
book ail dealiti? with the larmcr. The
parts are name,! "Dignity "t E.. lin
ing," "Farmer of th,. Present," "Fann
er as a Man of Ihi.-iness," "runner ..s
a Scientist," "Our Forefathers and
Farming." According to the note of
the tuthors the book is not n nc
idea but an old Llea instil'ed with
new blooil.
WANT ADS.
A. complete modern rtUion ot
Drlvo Yourself Fords. Always ope;i.
Dionos 11-4718 and IM235. your pat
ronage solicited. Remember the loca
tion, three doors west of tho Orpheu.it
theater. Motor Out Co., (formerly
Central Sales Co.), 1120 P St;eet
American Legion dance every Sat
urday night at club rooms, 1548 O
street. Members of any American le
ion post cordially invited. Admis
sion 55c.
WANTTCD THREE FRATERNITY
and three non-fraternity men for
two weeks' specialty selling. Leave
name with A. Star Uest Dranch.
sented at Pittsburgh. About twenty
flvo wero present at tho recent picnic
given by Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Thurbor
at Valley Camp. C. G. nolibuuf.li, "11,
was elected president of the associa
tion, Mrs. V. It. Woodward, vice presi
dent; and Mrs. A. I Harvey, secretary-treasurer.
LIHERAL REWARD FOR RED COn-
al beads, lost on Friday. Call E-61V7
alter 6 p. m.
LOST DARK BLUE BELT El i TOP
Coat. IV3S44. Reward.
LOST SLIDE RULE IN LEATHER
Case; return to Student Activities
office and receive reward.
WANTED THREE FRATERNITY
and three non-fraternity men for two
weeks' specialty selling. Spare time
work. Leave name with !t Stair
Best Brand, x
LOST PUI GAMMA DELTA PIN.
Return to Student Act. office .
WANTED MEN FOR ALL KINDS
of jobs. Several good salesman jobs
ami a number (if afternoon jobs for
this week. 201 Temple Dldg., Em
ployment office.
NEBRASKA ALUMNI IN PITT
TO WELCOME HUSKERS
DELIANS STAGE ORPHEUM
SKITS AT LAST MEETING
The Delians enjoyed an Orpheum
program at their regular meeting Fri
day evening in faculty hall. Interest
ing monologues were given by Mr.
Stienkraus and a skit was put on by
Ruby Wolfenden and Bob Hint. it.
A feature of the program was ballet
('j-ncing by Katherine King and Bet'
nice Ray accompanied on the piano
by Naomi Fox.
Loyal Grads Will Meet Gridsteis and
Entertain Them Before and
" After Game.
The (rnhuder team is to have a
hearty welcome when it arrives in
Pittsburgh forth.' Neb; aska-Pittr inn gi
gr-me November 5. according to a let
ter from the alumni association there.
The Nebraska alumni at Pittsburgh
are making elaborate plans to wel
come the Nebraska team and they
will be shown a royal time by the for
mer Nebraska people.
Ncbraaska alumni are well lepte-
r
Get Your
OVERCOATS
Cleaned-Pressed-Repaired
Hats! And bats galore! Those
topping pieces that so make or un
make the nattily attired co-ed today.
What a collection now on dlsp:ay at
the yinlHInery room on tho fourth
floor of "U" hall. Every color and
every shape conceivable may bo seen.
No commercial tricks such as mir
rors, ilrapes and artificial lishts nro
used to exhibit these first attempts
at hat-making. The afternoon sun
beams in unmercicifully on this l cairn
of buck-rim, feathers and velvet.
A hat for every typo of gill may
bo seen. . The sport hat, wall IU
plain, durable style1, rests heshlc tin:
lacey unsubstantial dress hat. The
canton crepe creation lays afo:;:-i(ie
the vehet one, and ribbons divide
honors with feathers as correct t; in.-
ming. JJrlgui litue conventional pin
cushion suapes, and snver late a.e
good- and beada enough to make a
camp lire ceremonial look (li!"e a
shorn affair, licit strips in bright
colors are popular when wound
around the rim of the hat with the
surplus hanging down one si.ie with
the effv ci of the heavy triage on the
1 favori;e college sofa pillow.
Each hat has its hi-ncry tacked 'o
its lining. One chic litt'. model
re.. lis thus, 'material two sleeves
I' u.i (.nil (ire.-.:, j urn seventeen cent. ,
h;.pe twenty live cents,' this putting
Paris out of business at forty-two
rents. There is an ex-party dre-o
with p; rts of an old fur knocked up
i,:io quite a wearable bonnet. One
master! iecc in velvet has two v iekod
',-i;king pins jabbed fioni opposite di-
lccioi.s, suggesting a mood of ie
oage on the pait of the maker. One
duvetyn mi'c. oi henna shade is bar
ren except for a little tuft of black
leit feaiheis squeezed in one side,
giving tiie effect of a undecisive after
thought. There is a taffeta hat which
gives tho impression of a large pile
cf goods held together by lengths of
Roman striped r'btens.
Some are just a lit tie overdone, and
some may g ve the effect of being uri
finish d, bjt the whole exhibit has
iuke a pi'j'es c; a! air. With the
sihery ton sued liat erer at hand, who
squ'.nts admiringly at the prospective
buyer, one would truly think herself
in an up-to-date battery.
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Quality Is Economy
V
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Striped Silk
Ties 1.
Van Heusen Collars
50c
A soft collar with llie appearance of n laundried
collar
Will not wrinkle
Will not wilt
Will not shrink
Armstrong
Clothing Company
NOW
Varsity Cleaners
i
B-3677
Roy Wythers, Mgr.
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The University School of Music
ADRIAN M. NEWENS, Director.
Offers thorough training in Music. Dramatic. Art. A
j large faculty of specialists in all departments. Anyon may
enter, t ull miormation on request. Opposite the Campus.
Prof. Robeit Graham, superintend
ent of the Sutton schools, was a vis
itor at the teachers' college Saturday.
D. Lida B. Earhart, Miss Clara Wil
son and Prof. Sealock all of the ter.cii
ers college will go to Seward this
week to give lectures on educational
cubiects at the teachers' institute
there.
Four University of Nebraska stu
dents are strong in their condemna
tion of Iowa roads as a result of turn
ing over once and burning out three
bearings in their car on their return
trip from South Bend, Ind., where
they had been to the Notre Dame-Nebraska
football battle last Saturday.
The four men wero Bill Alsop, Mitch
Kverson, Fred Thomsen and Kenneth
Hawkins.
The trip to South Bend was made
in fast time. The men left Lincoln
Thursday evening at 6 o'clock and ar
rived $n tiie Irish town at 10:30
Saturday morning, a total distance ot
T30 miles. After resting a few houis
and witnessing the football game in
the afternoon, the men left the In
diana city behind them and started
back to Lincoln. While traveling thru
Iowa tho quartet yielde dto the
drowsiness which overcame them ana
fell asleep. When they weke up the
car was turned over with one wheel
broken. None of them were hurt. .
The car which carried the quartci
was a Columbia six belonging to Bill
Alsop.
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our
NEW LOT
of
Misses'
Coats
Jersey Waists
-' 1 "afc ' "l"L hr
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nane ine nexii
daar taste better;
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after
smoking
cleanse voor mouth
moisten your throat
sweeten your breatn
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VVRIGLEYS
Only 5
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rour i ears
of
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Conac Club
Hallowe'en
Lincoln Hotel Ballroom
Friday, Oct. 28
Eeck's 6-Piece Orchestra
Refreshments
Admission $1.19,
Tax Included
Hall-w'een
DANCE
AT THE
ROSE WILDE
Appropriately Decorated
FRIDAY, OCT. 28
Music Furnished by
Sam's Melody
Makers
EXTRA! SPECIAL! I
University Quartette
Admission $1, War Tax 10c
Dancing '5 :30 .
ervice
August 20, 1917 saw the in
auguration of a small printing
plant at 311 South Eleventh
street.
Four years later a busy
shop endeavors to meet the de
mands of it's patrons for service
The Answer?
Attention to the wants of
patrons, strict regard for their
wishes, a reasonable price for
service rendered. Competent
workmen to execute their demands.
The Service is Still
at Your Command
I
Kline Publishing Co.
311 South 11th.
Phone B-4204
YOUR HEAVY GARMENTS
LET US CLEAN, PRESS AND REPAIR THEM
NOW. We operate a first class thoroughly
MODERN cleaning plant. OUR service is prompt
and reliable. All work cuaranteed to please
F2377
MODERN CLEANERS
Wt" Tii .I
The
COLLEGE TRIO
Not jazz, but peppy, synco
pation. Just right for parties
and dances. Piano. Sax, and
Banjo specialties it'a singing
i;nl entertainins. Call
D. J. Merrian, L-9915 or
Simpklnt at Alpha Slg House
Autumn Things
from day to day are appear
ing on our menu dishes that
make you glad warm weather
is over.
Heal, tasty, wholesome
dishes, delightfully prepared
and served on clean napery,
and a rail sincere courteous
ness on the part ot all at
tendants. Once you eat here you
will make It a habit
Central Hoel Cafe
0 0. J. FEE
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