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, BOOMERS
Teachers Agency
507 Richards Blk.
Cor. 11th and O
The Agency, that Helps
More teachers needed at
once to supply the de
mand. REGISTRATION FREE
We cordially invite you to
call.
ACROSS FROM
TEACHERS
COLLEGE
UNI DRUG CO.
B3771
Prescriptions
Fountain Service
Richmond Candy
Our new Spring line is
nov complete with the
most beautiful fabrics
we've ever shown.
Our price will please you.
LOU HILL
1309 0 St.
Up one flight, turn to the right
1
Fenton B. Fleming
Jewel Shop.
Corner of 12th & O
t
Just the place to lav
your repair work. Do
your buying. Use th tele
phone B3421. Wait for
your car.
1143 O St. 1143 O St.
"Powder Tints"
Since the days of "Hoot Mon
Tweeds, no more popular, or more
beautiful fabric has ever been
shown than these new Stratford
"Powder Tints."
We've sold hundreds of them to
Nebraska men yet the patterns
and colors are so varied that we've
had only a few suits of each one
they're both distinctive and exclu
sive. It's time now to select your new
spring suit! If it's a Stratford
"Powder Tint," you'll get the fin
est spring suit obtainable.
$55 and $60
Other "Powder Tints"
$35 $40 $45
FA
RQUHAR5
NEBRASKAS LEAEXNC COLLEGE CLOTHIERS
engineers week
starts Monday
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plete program will be published later.
On Friday morning the Engineers
will be at Antelope park for a field
day. Races, surveying, slide-rule
running, and other features will b9
on the program. Lunch is to be de
livered at 12 o'clock, razes given
by Evans laundry, the College Book
Store and Lincoln Sporting Goods
Store are to be given to the fastest
and most accurate men.
The annual banquet will be held
in the Lincoln hotel Friday night at
6:15. John Harrington of Kansas
City and New York city has been se
cured to address ths Engineers. Many
graduates and practicing engineers
are to be at this banquet.
The week will wind up with the
dance Saturday at the K. C. hall.
THIRD INSTALLMENT
FALLS DUE THURSDAY
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who pledged is helping to play the
eame and it will take loyal teamwork
of .-every one of us to win, just as it
does in any other game. A year ago
today we had no stadium. Today it
is a partial reality. Let's finish it."
HUNDRED AND FIFTY GO
TO PHARMACY BANQUET
Minnesota Professor Compares
American and European
Pharmacists.
The annual College of Pharmacy
banquet, attended by approximately
150 students and faculty members,
was held Thursday evening at the
Lincoln hotel.
Prof. Martin Chittick, an alumnus
of the Nebraska College of Phar
macy, at present a professor in the
Collesre of Pharmacy at Minnesota,
gave a talk on "Men and Pharmacy."
"We must have more complete,
concentrated training to elevate phar
macy. The responsibility rests on
our shoulders," said Professor Chit-tick.
He compared the pharmacist of
Europe with the pharmacist of Amer
ica, mentioning the fact that the Eur
opean pharmacist carries no sidelines
in his business.
M. E. Rasdall spoke on "Living
Our Profession," and Leona Craw
ford made a few remarks on "Your
College and Mine," emphasizing the
LOST Black, open end, leather key
purse and keys. Call B2528.
RENT-A-FORD Shova it yourself
Munson Motor Co., phones B1550
and B1517. 1125 P Street.
Townsend Portrait photographer
YES
Just Released
The Celebrated
Blue Blowers
' Brunswick Record
Hear them play
BLUE BLUES
ARKANSAS BLUES
They're simpry great, also
AL JOLSON singing
HOME IN PASADENA
MR. RADIO. MAN
1210 O St.
Monday, at Rudge & Guen
zel's they're going to offer
some Suits, Coats and Dresses
at great big reductions. There
will be styles for school, street
wear and dress occasions. If
you're contemplating buying
any irew clothes, right now is
your chance to buy style-right
garments at reasonable prices.
Go in as early as you can to
morrow for best choice. Re
member, Rudge & Guenzel's
Floor Two.
importance of the Pharmacy College.
Dean R. A. Lyman gave "A Bit of
Advice," urging the students to have
faith in the things they are doing.
Dean C. C. Engberg and Judge E. B.
Chappell also made a few remarks.
Several violin solos were given
during the evening by Victor Prokop,
accompanied by Esther Lyman.
Shopping
With
Charlotte
AN AFTER EASTER SALE
No one should fail to take advan
tage of the After-Easter Sale at Ben
Simon & sons this week. Some very
exceptional values are ofered. ' All
jpiing suits selling up to $34.50 are
now priced at $21.50. The new
dresses of silk, crepe, satin and flan
nel, which have been $19.50 will be
$13.75. Coats that have been $19.50
are also reduced to $13.75. "Then
there are pure linen dresses at $5.95
which are welcome for warm weather.
EAT OUT-OF-DOORS
After a party or show one is sure
to be thirsty. lThat is the time to
drive up to Rector's and flicker your
light. They have a very efficient
outside service which makes it pos
sible for them to serve their good
things to pMties in cars.
FOR GRADUATING FRIENDS
Tucker-Shean has just received a
new stock of Whiting's stationery
and correspondence cards. It con
tains the latest designs and envelopes
styles. They have graduation gifts
arriving daily. An early examina
tion of these gifts for the graduate
will assure you of a wide variety to
choose from. Leather goods of all
varieties make very appropriate grad
uation gifts and the display at Tuc
ker-Shean is most attractive.
FOR YOUR MOTHER
Your mother should have some
token of your love on Mother's Day.
She will appreciate your thought of
her the more, because you are away
from home. Latsch Bros, have all
sorts of cards to be sent her, or en
closed with gifts.
A SALE OF ACCESSORIES
Here is your opportunity to get any
number of little things that you have
wanted at reduced prices, for Gold &
Co. are having some of their famous
uouar ijaya tniB week. , The
specialties of toilet goods and ac
cessories of all scrts are of particular
interest. You must make the most
of this sale, for these may be the last
Dollar Days before we leave for thP
summer.
Embossed
Engraved
Crested
Monogrammed
Printed
Stationery, Programs, Menus, Etc.
High' grade workmanship, the finest of pa
per, and our location just a block from the
campus the ideal place to buy.
Graves Printing Co..
(Fred Graves)
312 No. 12th St. Lincoln
fjolepzxmf 9 ffaieiz
Everyone Admires Its Exquisite Beauty
The lustrous beauty of Holeproof Hosiery is but the cuV
ward expression of a super-fine quality that wears as well as
it looks.
You pay no premium for the famous Holeproof conbina
tion of style and durability. We offer a full-fashioned stock
ing of highest quality silk, sturdily reinforced at all points
of strain for $1.75 and $2.00 per pair, all popular colors.
Other Holeproof silk hose are to be had at from $1.00 to $3.60
per pair.
You 11 see some exquisite examples of aomens fine
hosiery in oar window on the comer of Tenth and 0
streets, well known to particular people as
SPEIERS" QUALITY CORNER
Lincoln,
FORMERLY SFEIER & SIMON
PEIE1'
CORNER TENTH tkUSR,
Nebraska
