LINCOLN, f.
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
RATES ON RENT.A-FORDS
, ioWcr tens, tire and car
DUe I now quote the lowest' rates
P"' w..tory. Scdnna and C0Upa
toUr. th ime "rate. Also there Is
rtn0! hrKO during the day time,
n0 time chart. hAlu,v.. The
fit rc"iui' 8 reduCed to v
dT Cards showing the new rates
jitM will be ready for distribu
in t . few days. We are pioneers
Tthe business and our ideal is to
in u the best runninpr cars at the
JSf poSibl. rates. We thank you
J0r your patronage.
MOTOR OUT COMPANY.
1120 P Street.
Phone B4718 and B42335
The place with the big electric oisn
"Drive Yourself."
Your Pledge Today!
LYRIC I
ALL THIS WEEK
. c,-,rin Photodrsmatic Drug
fle Th"' Will Thrill th. Heart
World!
You'll never forget
"i . . . on nnirv
WALLACE- he.il
in
HUMAN WRECKAGE
Other Entertaining 'Feature!
LYRIC CONCERT ORCHESTRA
SHOWS START AT 1, 3, 8, 7, ft
ALL THIS WEEK
J. K. McDonald present
PENROD AND SAM
ADDED ATTRACTION
Pathe's Exclusive Moving
Pictures of
PAPYRUS VS. ZEV
Grat International $100,000 Raco
Other Entertaining Features
RIALTO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
SHOWS START AT 1, 3, 8, 7. ft
HARD WORKOUTS
IN STORE FOR
HUSKER SQUAD
Battle Put Up by Missouri Up
sets Dope Bucket in
Valley.
GRID TEAM PREPARES
FOR NOTRE DAME GAME
With two weeks before the next
game, the Cornhusker warriors have
in store the hardest workouts of the
season in preparation for the big
contest of the season, when the Irish
from Notre Dame appear at the
NebrasH memorial stadium Novem
ber 10 to audit their yearly accounts
with the fighting Cornhuskers.
The game at Columbia last Satur
day gave the dope bucket a kick
when the Tigers came out of the con
test with as many markers in their
scoring column as the Cornhuskers.
The team that faced the Cornhuskers
was, according to the coaches and old
timers of Columbia, "a new Missouri
team." Never in the history of the
school have the Miczous fought like
they did Saturday. It was their big
game of the season and they made
a good showing.
The question shouldn't be "what
was the matter with the Cornhusk
ers?" but "what happened to Mis
souri?" The Cornhuskers put a won
derful battle, every man on the team
fighting every minute. The breaks
of the game halted the Husker at
tacks. The field was muddy and the
ball was wet. There was consider
able fumbling on both sides but it
just happened that there was a Mis
sourian there when a Nebraska back
fumbled.
No one asked the question "what
was the matter with Notre Dame?"
last year when the Iluskers turned in
a decisive victory. They all com
mented on the playing of the Ilusk
ers. Every one knows that Notre
Dame played its best but that the
Cornhuskers were all primed to win.
So it is when all the other Valley
teams meet Nebraska. They would
rather turn in a victory over the
Scarlet and Cream than any other
team and consequently go in for ev
erything they are worth to turn back
the Iluskers.
The playing of Dave Noble and
the nerve of Captain Lewellen were
the outstanding features of, the
Husker team. When Lewellen inter
cepted a pass on the Nebraska 30
yard line and ran to a touchdown
there was but one opponent between
him and a touchdown and Weir re
moved that obstacle. Lew's arm was
in very bad condition but he played
the game with a nerve that was un
beatable.
There is no game for this week
and all time is being used for stren
uous practices. Scrimmages will
be hold every night with the second
squad and with the freshman.
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The Overcoat Store of Lincoln m
The Michigan Daily was able to
have an extra telling of the results
of the game at the gates of the foot
ball field when the crowd was leav
ing. Conection by private telephone
with the field enabled a picked staff
to have the paper off the press with
in a few minutes of the final whistle
and waiting automobiles rushed it to
the gates.
Better
H Overcoats
H More
H Quality
Less Cost
At the Utah Agricultural College
the Freshmen won in the tug-of -war
with the Sophomores, and twice
pulled the reluctant upper classmen
through the icy stream of water. This
is the first time in years the Fresh
men have ever accomplished this feat.
ALL
THIS
WEEK
COLONIAL
A Thrilling Tale ol the Arctic
THE WOMAN
CONQUERS'
With a Brilliant Cast
"ONE CYLINDER LOVE"
A Nor Sennett Comedy
"FIGHTING BLOOD"
Third Story of Second Series
SHOWS START AT 1, 3. S, 7, ft
Super Six
A Good Candy Bar
A chocolate cream center, dipped in cream carmel,
rolled in No. 1 Spanish blanched roasted peanuts dipped in
heavy Milk Chocolate.
Who could resist?
Manufactured by McDowell's at
136 No. 12th Street
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136 No. 12th Street
Jno. W. McDowell
H. F. Austin
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f Wph Variety
':;V Better
k tir Styles
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Overcoats
At $35 and $45
BIG VAUDEVILLE BILL
K:ON . TL fcS. WED.
Orphuni Circuit's Musical
Sensatioai
Duci de Kerek-Jario
Royal Violinist Virroooe
MAURICE EISNER, Accoanpanist
BASIL & KELLER
la Thrir Novel Comedy Off ring
"RESCRUITING"
REVUE CLASSIQUE
Pretty Versatile Misses Foatnring
MILDRED LA ZLLIERE
LIND BROTHERS
In an Original Novelty
"A DAV IN THE APPLE
ORCHARD"
WHITE & BUTTON
Refined Insanity
"HER DANGEROUS PATH"
353 N. 12 t'
f
a J. FEE
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Uund Gleaning B35S5
LET
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DO
IT.
KEEP
CLEAN
THE
EVANS
WAY
You Will Never Know
How efficient cleaning service can really be until
you try The Evans. Only our methods and equipment
can render Evans Service. Call our number next time.
Current News and Vievs
B.Kkh and the Orchestra
SHOWS AT 2:30, 1 MO. 90
ORPHEUM
THUR, FRI.
NOV. 1-2
NhwSAL MATTNEE FFRIDAY
0; Met. Mc to $lJf
Plos Tax.
THE TEST
OF GLASSES
Glasses must ffive com
fort. Eyes must see clearly.
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2yo 8hll Frutm
LwmM in Wrlrta, par Mr.
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. 20 ft 4J0O
ICINDY OPTICAL CO.
DRAPER KINDT
New Location 1209 O St.
LARGEST IN THE WEST
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v
r c o a t
Specializing on Three Prices
1 Each Offering More Value-Less Money
Big Burly
Overcoats
Newest
Box Models
$45
Every Coat
Must Give
Satisfactory
Service
is included in
style, quality,
Windows
Everything that men and your men want
these three specialized prices variety.
value and guaranteed service.
Men who want to dress well and do it profitably and eco
nomically will be interested in these three groups. Rich
fleecy overcoats of plain or plaid back fabrics loose fit
ting coats, full and half belted models; raglan or set-in
sleeves, yoke and inverted pleat backs and men's staple
models. Greys, oxfords, tans, browns, blacks and heather
mixtures. Big sizes small sizes all sizes.
Overcoats Excellent in Fabric and Style.
Truly Unusual in Value.
SmSkiow&ScnS'
FORMERLY ARMSTRONGS
Appart! For Men. Women & Children
Second
Floor
SEATS HOW ON SALE
