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Typewriters for Rent
Royals Underwoods. Smiths,
Remingtons
Special rate for long term.
ixrOLN TYPEWRITER CO.
S&OSt. Pho.B2157
Have received an ad
vanced shipment ctf
spring fabrics for the
college trade.
Priced Surprisingly Low.
LOU HILL
1309 O St.
U, m (Hkt, tin to the rltfct
REPAIR WORK
and special orders.
Onr place is handy and
reliable. Corner of 12th
and O Sts.
Fenton B. Fleming'
1143 o St.
IIIW SPALDING
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1618 Hwmj Si, Omala
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tuperb VENUS ontiva!s
II for perfect pencil work.
17 black degree 3 copying.
American Lead
Pencil Co.
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Shopping
With
Charlotte
Sandwich Shop is just the place to
eat. While you are eatinsr you have
the chance to watch the continuous
motion picture show. Three reels of
films are shown each day, with a
daily shift of the subjects. This
shop is at 1132 0 street.
LOST A jeweled Delta Gamma pin.
Call B1416. Reward.
Scottsbluff high school won two
games of basketball last week. The
locals defeated Torrington, Wyo.,
Thursday by an 18 to 14 score and
disposed of Mitchall at Mitchall by
a score of 24 to 16.
TANK SQUAD DEFEATED
BY 0. A. G. SATURDAY
Omaha Mermen Give Huskers
Short End of 47 to 2 1
Count.
The University of Nebraska tank
,8quad was defeated Saturday night in
a dual meet with the Omaha Athletic
Club watermen in the club pool by
a score of 47 to 21. The 0. A. C.
swimmers won seven of the eight
events. Three records were broken,
If it's something new to wear
Or a place to go, or thine to eat
We bring these items to your home
And lay our service at your feet
Tke New Array f Color.
You can get chiffon hosiery in the
most fascinating new shades at Ma-
gee's. The new shades are even
more bvely this year than last
There is an allurement in the names
themselves, mellon, polo, pink node,
neutral, Indian skin, dawn, thrush,
peach, and sunburn. There is a spe
cial sale this week in the small sizes
of black chiffon hose at $1.95.
Service and Work of Qaality.
Formal invitations engraved at
George Bros, far exceH those en
graved elsewhere. Doing their own
work, under their own supervision,
they are in a position to give you ser
vice and quality. They print pro
grams and menus, and have every fa
cility for getting them out promptly.
Their work is guaranteed against er
ror. They have a personal service to
help in planning parties and can fur
nish suggestions and favors for Val
entine affairs.
The Newest Arrivals.
The buyer for the ready-to-wear
department of Ben Simon and Sons
has just returned from New York.
He has brought back a most attract
ive assortment of dresses of brick
dust, artichoke emerald, pine-bark,
sheik, and' the popular black and
white combinations; while their as
sortment is unusually large for this
time of year new stocks are arriving
daily. The dresses are the latest and
smartest procurable. To make room
for this new shipment, there is a sale
of all fall and winter stocks. Dresses
are being sold at three prices $8.95,
$15.00 and $25.00. Coats are also
being sold at three prices, $15, $25,
$45. This is an opportunity of which
you should take advantage.
For the Ravages of Winter Wind.
It is quite exasperating to see one's
hands getting chapped and rough
this cold weather. However, Rector's
Pharmacy offers a happy suggestion
in Witcherol Cream. This hand lo
tion rubs in and leaves the skin soft
and smooth. It is excellent for
chapped hands, face, and lips. It
cures and bleaches sun burn and
wind burn, too.
Before Yon Go Hone.
After the dance or theater, the
Of course
if you can wear
a bear skin
all next month
you won't need
a warm Overcoat
$19.75 to $39.75
All
This
Week
RIALTO
All
This
Week
presents
"dulcy
I.BERT Y
MONDAY-
COMING
THE
LAST
HALF
OF THE
WEEK
AMERICAN
DEBUT
OF
EUROPE'S
iKronos
"THE
IRON
MASTER"
TUESDAY WEDNESDAY
An Ideal Combination
RAY EDITH LOUISE
Hall, Erminie & Brice
A trio of versatile entertainers in
"A NIGHT ON BROADWAY"
DOROTHY TAYLOR
The ScintiUatins; Vocalist in
"JUST SONGS"
JACK BENNY
The Clever Monotofist in
"A FEW MINUTES WITH JACK BENNY"
Joseph Bernard & Co.
Pretinf the one-act plet "WHO IS SHE 7"
A comedy Millard Mack
one by the Huskers and two by the
O. A. C.
Norman Plate, H linker star, low
ered the A. A. U. record for the 100
yard breast stroke. The former rec
ord, established last year by Niles
Sweere, was 1:28 3-5. Plate swam
the distance in 1:19. This was the
only event won by the Nebraska men.
The Omaha swimmers won the 200
yard relay, fancy diving, 50-yard free
style, 220-yard free style, plunge for
distance, 150-yard back stroke, and
the 100-yard free style.
The Omaha relay team lowered the
O. A. C.'s own mid-western record of
1:53 to 1:51. The old record was es
tablished in 1921.
All
This
Week
LYRIC
All
This
Week
MAR'
PICICFORD
J In .-
rHosita
a Spanish JZomance
with HOLBROOK. BLIIMN
adapted by Edward Knobtock.
jfory by Morbert Jati
photography by Charles Jiosher
AN ERNST LTJBITSCH PRODUCTION
"77ie World's Sweetheart"
Plays a lullaby of love an overture of passion
a symphony of hate a jazz tune of laughter a
song of romance in "Rosita", a most stirring
melodrama filled with scenes of intense, gripping
emotionalism.
A New Mary Pick ford Art
"The Man From Brodney's
An Original Funster
ROE REAVES
The Kid Clove Kidder
JIMMIE ADAMS
In a mirth provokine comedy "DONE IN OIL'
NEWS
and
VIEWS BABICH AND HIS PRIZE ORCHESTRA
ENTIRE CHANCE OF PROGRAM THURSDAY
SHOWS START at 2:30. 7.-O0. SOO MATS-SScj NITE SOc; Gel-
Orpheum Theater
FRI. and SAT., FEB. 1st and 2nd
Big Bargain Matinee Saturday
THE
Famous Georgia
1"?. Minstrels
(Twe Popular Attraction. Combined in Oh)
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. r. ij Min.trel and Musical Comedy Stars tacludmf Anna
qrrV pJlt-,d. sUr! Billy Hudson, the Great McAdams and Gr..t
GRAND STREET PARADE DAILY
CONCERT BEFORE EACH PERFORMANCE
BACK TO EARTH PRICES
Lwwer Floor 1
Sat
I.,., ., Balcony t OO and SOc. Bonos 1.00 pKS tan.
Sent Sale Starts Monday Orpheus Bon Offke
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Frmm thm Fammm Hltf
George Barr McCutcheon
Pt A story of Hindu in-
trigue, laid in India
Seas!
A drama of Beauty,
Romance, Love and
Adventure!
A picture of Thrills,
Suspense and
The GREATEST
Hand-to-Hand
Battle Ever Fiimedi
J. WARREN KERRIGAN
Star of The Covered Wagon
Alice CalHetm
Wanda Hawley
Miss DuPont, Pat O'Malley
Kathleen Key .