SANDWICHES AND
LIGHT LUNCHES
P
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RESCRIPTION
HARMACY
Sixteenth & O. B4423
U-N-I DRUG CO.
STUDENTS' SUPPLIES
FOUNTAIN PENS
KODAK SUPPLIES
PUNCH FOR PARTIES
14th and S-
B3771
Christmas
Gifts
That Last
THE BIG GIFT STORE
1123 O Street Lincoln
Diamonds Watches
Fine Jewelry
Sterling and Sheffield '
Silverware
Clocks Cut Glass
All the New things in
Beads Earrings
Vanities Bracelets
Mesh Purses
Jeweled Combs
Watrman Fountain Pens
Eversharp Pencils
Expert Watch, Clock,
Jewelry and Optical Re
pairing and Manufacuring
TUCKER-SHEAN
25 Years at
1123 O Street
The New United Church
(First and Plymouth Congregation)
President Ozora S. Davis
A Great University Preacher
At 10:30 at
At 7:30 at
Last Sunday every pew and available
chair was occupied both morning and eve
ning. We especially want students to hear
this outstanding man and advise them to
come early.
Student girls will meet Miss Appleby
at 13th and L at 9:45 and the usual class
at 17th and A will meet at 12. Student men
at 17th and A at both hours.
The three Endeavor societies will unite
at 13th and L at 5:30 for social hour and
light eats and at 6:30 for their meeting and
a brief talk from Doctor Davis.
Through the union of these two churches
Congregationalism hopes to put on such a
program for students as never before, and to
secure ample equipment for this purpose. This
is a great forward movement.
John Andrew Holmes. Pastor.
Mrs. Carrie B. Raymond. Musical Director
GATE RECEIPTS
TOTAL $64,00
(Continued from Page 1)
cept' football at a loss. Last year
the various sports incurred the fol
lowing financial los sto the Depart
ment:
Basketball, net loss $ 4,483.92
Baseball, net loss. 5,046.41
Track, net loss 10,722.56
Wrestling, net loss 2,122.27
Golf, net loss 187.18
Cross Country, net loss 1,169.60
Swimming, net loss 112.70
Tennis, net loss 2,055.73
General Travel, net loss.... 525.19
Office, net loss 518.56
General Expense, net loss 622.76
Salary, net loss 7,694.90
H.S.B.B. Tourney, net loss 616.93
Boxing Coach, net loss.... 250.00
Farm Coach, net loss 600.00
Net loss : $36,729.71
Net profit $20,359.09
Athletic Department
pledge to payment of
interest on Stadium
bonds for 1923 20,000.00
Balance $ 356.09
NEBRASKA ATHLETIC BOARD
OF CONTROL
By John K. Selleck, Treasurer
TRACK TEAM LOSES
MEN BY GRADUATION
Seven Members of 1923 Cinder
Squad Must Be Replaced
by Coach Schulte
The prospects for the 1924 track
season are only fair. Seven letter
men were lost by graduation, leaving
the Huskers handicapped in the
dashes, middle distance runs, and
field events. Coach Henry F. Schulte
made the statement that with better
facilities due to the new stadium and
running track, he expected over five
hundred this winter and spring.
Nebraska's winning of the Missouri
Valley championship for the past
three years, means a greater determ
ination on the' part of the other
valley schools, so Coach Schulte's
cinder path artists will have worries
a-plenty when the season opens.
A track under the east stands of
the stadium will soon be completed
where the Huskers can work out in
bad weather this winter in prepara
tion for the indoor season. The
outdoor track, also under the super
vision of Coach Schulte will be com
Attractive Opportunity for
25 to 50 men desiro'us of work
ing for 2 or 3 months; thereby
increasing their capital. Call
Abe Martin, student employ
ment Sec'y. residence phone
B2989 or employment office
Temple Bldg., B6891; or call
in person.
17th and A
13th and L
THE DAILY
pleted some time in December.
Captain Maurice Gardner will lead
the field of middle distance runners
next spring. "Mud" steps the half
mile in the fast time of 1:56.2, and
holds the Missouri Valley indoor rec
ord for this event. Coats, who ran
both the 440 and 880 yard races,
wa3 lost through graduation. Dean
Higgens, letter man from last year,
is expected to go strong this season
in the half. Fairchild and Johnson
will also be out for the half mile.
Ed Allen, captain of the 1923
squad, and a miler of good caliber,
will be absent from this year's team.
Robert Wier is the only letter man in
this' event to return. Lewis, Zimmer
man, Haskell, and Schultz, of the
cross-country team, will be out for
the mile, however.
Ted Slemmons, the medical college
letter man, will be running the two
miles in great style next spring.
Cohen, cross-country runner, and
letter man in track, will be going
good. Beside Dickson of the cross
country team, there are Ross, Rogers
Howard, and Hyde, who will make
some keen competition in this race
In the dashes, the men to repre
sent the Scarlet and Cream will have
to be picked from last year's fresh
man team which won the Missouri
Valley telegraphic meet last spring,
as no letter men will be in school.
Big Dave Noble, star sprinter, will
graduate this semester. Keith Lloyd,
the sophomore flash of last season,
now attending the University of
Southern California, is the talk of
the Pacific coast. The material avail
able includes Locke, Hein, Rhodes,
Wier and Whipperman.
"King" Lear of the Medical Col
lege at Omaha, a letter man, is ex
Uth-GIo Beauty Shop
Give ut a trial. Marcels, Facial.,
Shampoo, etc.
227 So. 17th St.
B2790
BOWLING
"The Healthful Sport"
Eight regulation alleys.
Phone for reservation for
your bowling parties.
Ladies' patronage solicited
Lincoln Bowling
Alleys
1117 P B4719
Service is the keynote
M
aver dfos
NEBRASKAN
pected to step the high hurldes in
fast time. Ed Wier and Beerkle,
who chalked up some fast time on
the freshman squad last season in
the high hurdles, are fast on the 220
low hurdles. Everett Crites, who
holds the NeorasKa record in this
race will be making fast time next
spring.
The loss of Ted Smith will be
keenly felt in the 440 yard dash.
"Red" Layton and Lewis Trexler,
both letter men from last year, will
be back. Whipperman and Sherrick
will make a strong bid in this race,
along with McAllister, Woodard and
Bloddgood.
The many high school athletes in
school this year for the first time
promise to uphold the record of the
freshman team3 of the last two years,
and give the other valley freshmen
a great battle in the annual tele
graphic meet.
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R. G. RYAN, Manager
109-15 No. 9th St. L5050
Lincoln, Nebr.
The Christmas shopper, buying in the
season, naturally likes to be served the right way.
Here he will be; service is the keynote of our store,
at this time more than ever. If you want to look at
a suit of clothes, we have any number of smart
models in Society Brand, famous for their cut; and
we spare no effort to see that you are wholly satis
fied. If you are looking for just the right thing in
furnishings for a gift, we have it -
$45 to to $55
Others from $25 to $65
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Eli Shire Pres.
LOST A Chi Omega pin. Call B1516
reward.
RtfNT-A-FORD Shove it yourself.
Munson Motor Co., phones B1550
and B1517. 1125 P St.
LOST Leather case containing
glasses and fountain pen. Return
to this office.
Butler Drug Co.
The U. of N. Student Store
Drugs, Stationery, Candy, Cigars,
Soda, Sandwich.. Hot Chocolate,
Punch.
W. appreciatayour business.
Guy Butler, Ph. G.
1321 O Proprietor BUSS
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Gift Gossip
From "The Store
of Practical Gifts"
bringing you timely hinU th.t m
delightfully solve Soman? V? "
most perplexing gift nroMPm. your
Handkerchiefs
Sheer bits of linen, lace and em.
JS Me'. ' th8ir Chri8t
10c to $1.00
GOLD'S First Floor.
Fragrance
Perfumes, the time honored Rift, are
more appealing than ever in these
fantastic new bottles.
50c to $3.50
GOLD'S First Floor.
So Becoming!
Sheer collars, dainty with lace and
embroidery are sure to increase the
charm of your frock.
$1.00 to $3.50
GOLD'S First Floor.
Knickers
Fine jersey silk knickers carefully
made and reinforced for extra serv
ice are a welcome addition to every
wardrobe.
$3.50 to $5.95
GOLD'S Fourth Floor.
Warm and Wooly
A cay scarf is just the thins for
skating and Christmas too. Lovely
angora and brushed wool scarfs in the
gayest colors.
$2.50 to $5.59
You Know Anyway
It Is needless to tell you that she
will love this beautifful new Jewelry.
And wa are showing such a wonder
ful assortment.
49c to 17.50
nrl iva Flrnt Floor.
Ribbon Dainties
Vanities, Powder and Puff Bets, eol
orfuj Kibbon Uarters, SachKs. Lin
gerie Sets, Baby Sets, Gay Flowers
are some of the delightful Christmas
suggestions in rlhhon novelties teai
ut.d at ,
39c to $2.95
GOLD'S First 4 Floor.
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