The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, November 04, 1927, Page 3, Image 3

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    Students at Purdue university are
continuing to violate the auto ban.
THE
COLLEGIANS
Playing at the
UNDELL
PARTY HOUSE
SATURDAY, NOV. 5
The
PLAYHOUSE
TONIGHT ALL WEEK
A WORLD-FAMOUS HIT
"THE
HOTTENTOT"
p,lf Harolde In the part made famous
w Win. Collier. Cat of favorites, an
mented by Kuth Thomas new leading
hdy; Bebe LeH. buH j .my
John Holden, needs no Introduction.
Eves. 25c, 60c, 7Sc Mats. 25c. SOc
Peanuts Peanuts
Laughs Galore
GLENN TYRON &
PATSEY RUTH, MILLER
in
'Painting the Town
"Hawk of the Hills"
No. a
Cemr'r News
SHOWS 1-3-B-7-9
u IT 15c NITE 25c
THUR.
FR1.
SAT.
Here's a Draaw As Ruthless and
Thrillinr A "Underworld"
NEWS COM E.OY TOP"lt
THtS
WEEK
RlftLTO
THIS
WEEK
COMEDY NEWS
MAT. 25c NITE 35c
SHOWS I -s-s-7-e
ALL
..WEEK
YOUTX LAUGH YOITLL CRY
A GREAT
PICTURE
Don't Miss This One
"MY BEST
GIRL"
Bubblinc With Joy, with
MARY
PICKFORD
America's Sweetheart In Her Latest
Success. A Romance of Youth.
THE BIG WALLOP"
A Whirlwind of Laufhs With
"OUR GANG"
BABICH AND HIS ORCHESTRA
SHOWS 1:00. 3:O0, 7:On, f-00
MATS. 35c NITE SOc
STARTLINGLY HUMAN!
Norma Shearer
IN GORGEOUS GOWNS IN
"AFTER MIDNIGHT
An M. G. M. Picture
VAUDEVILLE
ED 4t MORTON BECK
. Singing Funsters
Vartin, mayo a
TWEEDIE
International Clowns
JANE DECKER
A Dance Cycle
beaver and his
melody monarchs
wilbur chenoweth
PLAYING "GERSHWIN1A"
PARAMOUNT NEWS
Exclusive Motion Pictures of
NEBRASKA-SYRACUSE )
Football Game
LIBERTY
THIS WEEK EXCEPT THUR.
PIERRE WATKIN
. fc PLAYERS
the Comedy Triumph Still
pleyinf On Broadway
"MARY'S
OTHER
HUSBAND"
TttJr7:IrRODUCING:
WW k.BRPADWAY STARS
Ur charmed and delighted
"Ml'es MowUy and Tuesday.
ULCIE COOPER
- ""ew Leading Lady)
l ,. -:AND:
IsZ?? MFARLANE
Leading Mao)
SWINE? ,2? REVELERS
"onpe?hweTamily"
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
3
Four Spanish professors have ar
rived in the United States to tour
American universities for ideas for
their new government college at Madrid.
That certain feeling and
what to do for it.
THE BEST
HAMBURGERS
IN TOWN
Hotel D'Hamburger
Buy 'em by the Sack
114 12th St. 1718 "O"
( y shall I do
(sL J) with
-QS that f
Call
B3367
CLEANERS AND EVERS
Y. W. C. A. STAFFS
ARE COMPLETE
(Continued from Paga 1)
Nemechek, Virginia Randall, Jean
Ohler, Helen Day, Harriett Davis,
Geneva Davis, Constance Waite, Ger
aldine Heikes, and Pauline Bilon.
Mist Nott Heads Forum
World Forum staff Dorothy
Nott, chairman; Mary Louise Free
man, Esther Garner, Doris Segur,
Harriet Horton, Helen Davis, and
Bernice Giesler.
Grace Coppock staff Helen East
man, chairman; Ruth Pilling, Reta
Sterrit, Elise Willson, Irene Shel
burn, Mildred Olson, Janice Wills,
Maurine Drayton, and Pauline Bilon.
Inter-church staff G e r t r u d e
Brownell, chairman; Frances Pehmil
ler, Genevieve Miller, Elizabeth
Jones, Margaretta Finch, Martha
Buerkle, Wilma Zietlsw, Corine Weil,
Frances Robinson, Florence Gebhard,
The
Best-Dressed Man
Goes to
The
Mogul Barber Shop
127 No. 12
NEW FALL
SUI
NOW
READY
at Hurts Gear.
Eicbt real stores
teeming with
quality suits and
low prices. Easiest
terms In town.
NEWEST
FALL
MODELS
Every New
Pattern
$22.50
$45.00
t la
it V t h , i
if
m
Thrifty Buyers Shop Early
They always get ' the finest
selections. They get a full
season's service.
$1 OPENS AN ACCOUNT
GET READY NOW
For Winter
SEE THEM kf ) 1!)IJ $&
TOMORROW
;2250 10 $45'
Hundred, of the finest Suit, here for you. All style, and
color, including Oxford Grey. Greatest .tock of Su.U we
have ever shown.
Ursula Tenner, Beatrice Graham,
Anna Fingley, Eva Mitchelmore,
Edith Quinton, Dorothy Maxen,
Zanzy Hill, Gwendolyn Deary, Har
riett Rodgers.
Rooms and office staff Audrey
Beales, chairman; Evelyn Collins,
Dorothy Shiley, Marion Wilkerson,
Betty Jonas, Florence Zilmer, Dor
othy Hyde, Evelyn Frohm Doris Se
gur. Social service staff Geraldine
New Goods
Arriving Daily
Altstadt Instrument
Company
1210 "O"
You All Know
The
Idyl Hour
Still the Best Place
in the City
for
Noon Meals and
Evening Dinners
After the Party or Show
for
Fountain Delicacies
136 No. 12th-
Fleming, chairman. ,
Conference Staff Chosen
Conference staff Ruth French,
chairman; Lois Hauning, Esther
Heyne, Eleanor Berge, Helen Mac
Anulty, Dorothy Otts, Jeanetts Dean,
Jane Glennon, Lorette Grainger,
Mirinda Kruse, Dorothy McCoy,
Glayds Renfro, Marjorie Bailey.
Social staff Mary Ball, chairman ;
Eileen Strubble, Evelyn Mansfield,
Mary Caldwell, Alvina Olson, Nellie
Marie Howe, Margarita Finch, Von
ela We'st, Gtmevicve Freeman, Fri
eda Curtis, Grace Notting, Clarice
McDonald. . i
Finance staff II axel Sutton,
chairman.
One out of every nine student, at
Iowa college operates an automobile.
It.
Is a. good night, feilow-
when you're fitted out
'in smart new pyjamas
from our men', section.
We have many new ar
rivals in very attractive
hut inexpensive pat-terns.
NOBELT coat-style pyjamas (with elastic knitted band which holds
trousers in place without binding tightness) are of genuine BROAD
CLOTH in fancy weaves, striped, all-over patterns and plain colors.
Priced, 2.50, 3.00 and 3.50.
FOR COLD SNAPPY NIGHTS we suggest OUTING FLANNEL pyjam
as of attractive Scotch flannel, which are 1.35 pair.
Well-tailored attractive pyjamas of 1921 AMOSKEAG are 1.85.
BRIGHTON-CARLSBAD night garments appeal to the man who likes
style-right accessories. Priced, 2.00 and 2.50.
-3
jls Men'. Wear First Floor. J
Lincoln I -? 1
It 1 'assisnasisaw IIITT"1''3 JF
Shop EaHy. The TM!M1Q& IIM'L Mlk Use ur S,hire
Best Go First &jfcMk 1M- iMW4 && Budget Plan
EX1 STORE. PRES.
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Saving Stamps on Cash Purchases.
1 C A Special Discount (tT
lip
A Special Discount
Selling of 68
FUR
COA
Each One Guaranteed
at a Special Discount of
-ji JlT per
r cent
From Regular Prices
On account of the unseasonable weather and to
those who could not avail themselves of our an
nual August Fur Sale this special inducement is
made. Every wanted Fur is here. Beautiful crepe
and brocade linings malce these Coats doubly de
sirable. To look is to buy.
1 M
A iff
f;
jgyMW) ' " iai 'r
m 5
VISITING
TEACHERS
Buy Your Fur
Coat While
Attending the
Convention
These
FURS
Sealine
Mendoza Beaver
Silver Muskrat
Natural Muskrat
Marmot
Caracul
Th'se
TRIMMINGS
Red Fox
Brown Fox
Fitch
Mole
Wolf
Many Others
COATS
In Every Size
For M'sses
and Women
From
14 up
to 52
OUR TEN PAY PLAN ENABLES YOU TO WEAR AS YOU PAY. COATS ARE
DELIVERED ON FIRST PAYMENT. ASK FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS.
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1330 O Street
1330 O Street