GOLFERS TUNING UP
FOR TEAM TRYOUTS
Aspire to Take Part in Valley
Tournament at Time of
Track Meet.
Nebraska golfers can be seen most
any time these days walking the
gr?ens around Lincoln, tuning up for
the varsity team which goes into ac
tion next month in the Missouri Val
ley golf tournament at Lincoln at
the time of the alley track meet,
and against Creighton university on
the second lap for tha cup donated
by Creighton last year. The Husker
team won the first lap toward pos
session of the cup at Omaha last
year.
Tryouts for the team will be held
soon. The Nebraska team will also
probably enter in the state golf tour
nament which will be held at the
Lincoln country club the second week
in June, and the university boys ar-2
expected to make it interesting for
the veterans who will compete in
the annual state classic.
Two letter men back from the
four-man team of last year are Bob
Hinkleman and Jack Whitten, both
of whom will probably make the team
again this year. Some good pros
pects from last years freshmen in
clude Allan Holmes and Fred Vette.
Additional first class players will
more than likely be uncovered in the
tryouts.
Drake university is the golf cham
pion of the Valley at present, hav
ing won the last two Vall-ey meets,
and the Big Ten meet two years ago.
Nebraska was second last year and
Kansas third.
Missouri valley and Rocky Mountain
states will meet there to discuss
world, campus and personal prob
lems.
Sherwood Eddy, J. Stitt Wilson,
Governor Sweet of Colorado, Dr. E.
C. Lindeman and David R. Porter
of New York will Bpeak on current
problems and lead discussion groups.
Mountain climbing, organized hikes,
trout fishing, tennis and baseball
will make up recreational features
of the ten-day period.
Nebraska - expects to send about
fifteen men. All those interested
should see Paul McCaffree at the Y.
M. C. A. or Donald McGregor.
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ANYONE wishing themes typed call
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WANTED Seven high school prin
cipals, salaries $1450 to $1800.
Superintendents at $2000 and
$2400. The Stewart School Serv
ice, W. T. Davis, Mgr., 188 No.
12th St.
OFFER SPECIAL RATES
FOR Y. M. CONFERENCE
Uni Secretary Announces Re
duced Fare for Men At
tending Meeting.
Special rates will be made to men
attending the Y.M.C.A. conference
at Estes Tark, Colo., to be held from
June 6 to 16, according to Paul Mc
Caffree, secretary of the University
Y.M.C.A. Student delegations from
the colleges and universities of the
In connection) with our modern
shoe repair system we have a shin
ing parlor with a man who is a spe
cialist in shinging shoes of all col
ors. Come in and try out 5c shine.
We know you will bs pleased. Mod
ern Method Shoe Repair Co., 202
So. 12th St. Adv.
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of Paul Bancroft. Reward. Call
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College graduates for Science, Math
ematics, Latin, Home Economics,
Athletics, Manual Training. Write
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to get your Curls
Lauraine-Luxtone Eeauty Shop
Room 850, Bank of Commerce,
13th St. entrance. Phone L5255.
SPECIAL
Marcel and Bob Curl $1.00
Tuetdar, Wednesday and Thursday
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rolled in crisp nuts
then coated with
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. The Hose that walked in the
Easter parade on Fifth Avenue
showed a decided difference of
opinion as to color choice. For
there are at least four shades
in good standing: Peach, Beige
tans or gravel, very pale nude
tones that are almost oyster
white in shade, and titian
blonde, a rich orange tan.
You can buy the same col
ored hose at Rudge & Guen
cel's for $1.85 and up.
Dr. M.' O. Johnson
DENTIST
708-10 SEC. MUTUAL "BLDG.
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The extra pair doubles the wear
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FA CULTY
We wish to extend a cordial invitation to all who are interested in books, and especially to the faculty of the
University, to come in and look over our ever-growing stock of text books. Do you realize the opportunity that
you have here at your door? The faculty and students of only two other Universities have access to a whole
sale stock of books of higher education such as you have at your command here so conveniently.
We now have on hand one of the very largest stocks of college text books that is carried by any retail or whole
sale book store in the United States. Our stock has grown steadily until we now have over 90,000 books by at
least 10,000 different authors. These books are nearly all up to date books that are used in the various schools
and collges of the United States.
TOTAL
BOOKS SUBJECT
2000 BACTERIOLOGY & ZOOLOGY,
1500 PSYCHOLOGY
2000 SOCIOLOGY
2000 POLITICAL SCIENCE
6000 EDUCATION
3000 ECONOMICS
3000 MATHEMATICS
2500 HISTORY
6000 ENGLISH.
DIFFERENT
AUTHORS
Etc. 200
125
?50
200
450
225
200
250
700
TOTAL
BOOKS SUBJECT
7000 CLASSICS
2000 ENGINEERING
2500 AGRICULTURE
3000 CHEMISTRY
3000 SPANISH
2000 LATIN
8000 FRENCH
1000 GEOLOGY AND GEOGRAPHY
500 PHYSICS
500 BOTANY
DIFFERENT
AUTHORS
All
150
150
150
225
300
500
100
100
50
At the present, besides miscellaneous and unclassified books, we have on hand the following:
We have recently remodeled the interior of the book department. The books are placed conveniently so that
you may easily look them over. We shall be glad to have you come in and look them over at your convenience.
You will be surprised at the number you will find that you never dreamed were available at a local store.
Let's get better acquainted.
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