FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1935.
FOUK
THE NEBRASKAN
LONG OFFERS $250
i BIZAD SCHOLARSHIP
E. H. Long, manager of the
College Book Store has offered a
$250 graduate scholarship in busi
ness research to be given to a stu
dent at Nebraska for next year.
Dean J. E. LeRossignol of the col
lege of business administration to
day announced the offer, and said
the award will also include exemp
tion from tuition for the student.
The scnoiarsnip will be given to
Chick Boyes
Players
TENT THEATRE
Take No. 2 Highway, Go West
Every Night at 8:30
2 Hour Show. Drama,
Music and Vaudeville.
10c
"TROPICAL LOVE"
3 Act Comedy this week.
Amateur Night Every Friday
3 Cash Prizes.
a graduate of the university who
has majored in economics and busi
neass organization, and who has
made a good record in scholarship
while an undergraduate student.
Dean LeRossignol said the winner
would be named within a few days.
A similar scholarship was of
fered recently for nex year by
J. E. Miller, president of the Miller
and Paine department store. Both
will go to graduate students inter
ested in business research.
NEBRASKANS RECEIVE
TEACHING POSITIONS
Twenty-three students and form
er students at the university have
received teaching positions re
cently, according to the depart
ment of educational service. Melda
Alber, Council Bluffs, la., will
teach at the Iowa School of the
Deaf, Council Bluffs, la.; H. B.
Christianson, Ong to be superin
tendent at Daykin; Marion Dun
levy, San Diego, Calif., goes to the
Sherman elementary school at
Omaha; Viva Engel, Wood River
to Mead; Elmer Greenberg, Craw
ford to- Omaha Technical high
Nebraskan Asks for
Additional Reporters
In order to cover all the news
on the campus of interest to
summer students, the Nebras
kan asks that a reporter be ap
pointed in each organized
rooming house. Each reporter
should visit or telephone the
Nebraskan office as soon as
possible, to make arrangements
for getting his news into the Is
sues. Any other summer students
who are interested in news
paper work, or who Instruct in
journalism and English in high
schools may get practical expe
rience on the summer Nebras
kan. The paper will welcome
you to its staff that it may bet
ter handle campus news during
the school season.
Ill
We Have
Everything
You'll Need In
The Supply Line
Notebooks Pens
Pencils Inks
History Paper
Books New & Used
la
1229 R St.
ohnni- C!ri F. Grill. Grainton to
Foirmnnt firaeellvn Huber. Be
atrice to Waverly; Viola Kriz
Hnvvpiia to Waverlv: Edwin E
Melby, Lincoln to Humboldt; Irma
Niebaum, Nickerson to iNeiigu
Hplpn Nnntz. Lincoln to Albion
MolHn Shftomakcr. Odell to Alvo
and Lorraine Swanson, Mead to
Page.
Arthur Arehart, DuBois, goes
to Pleasanton as superintendent.
Richard Black of Ragan goes to
the Honey Creek consonaaieu
school at Salem. Muarea isrumun
of Herman eroes to Arlington
Rosalie Farley of Lincoln goes to
Rosalie. Lowell JHeaney or tte
ntrir rnps to Aurora. Rav C
Meyers of Greenwood goes to
Alvo. Myron Kumery oi iviaso.
Oitv eoea to Newman Grove. Mil
dred Thomas of Ravenna goes to
Mitchell. Martha watson or urn
aha goes to McCook.
NEW 1935 PERM AN ENTS
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elf Ctrl city cr
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LEADER BEAUTE SHOPPE
Street Floor, lit No. 12th street. B5345
Trim
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Ann
1325 P Street
ounces a NEW DEAL to Summer School
Students and University Faculty
iiipioi 1
Just tear out this coupon, it is good for I 5c worth of food or foun
tain service at the Central Cafe, 1325 P street. Absolutely no obli
gations to this coupon, just come in and be served.
Limit: This offer is good only once per student customer or faculty
member. Good until Midnight of June 21, 1935.
0 You may make your selection from any of our meals ranging in
price from 15c to 1.25. Each one regardless of price is of High
est Quality.
O The finest Purified Chilled Air System in Nebraska. Always
Cool and Comfortable in the Hot Summer Time.
O Courteous student waiters to give you fast service in a Clean
Place.
O -Always Open. "For a quarter of a century Lincoln's Best."
We would be pleased if you will take advantage of this opportunity. Get acquainted with
Nebraska's finest Restaurant.
EStt&AE. (SAW
Carl von Brandenfels, Mgr.
1325 P Street
Mail Orders Filled at Lincoln's Busy Store Wt Give S. & H. Stamps!
What a Day ... for
DAD
. . . show him that
you DO remember
Sunday, June 16
Father's
Day!
Give him a gift from
Gold's . . . he'll be
mightly pleased . . .
because you remem
bered him . . . and
because it's a gift
from Gold's.
. . . not "radical" . . . not "old fogey" . . .
but N'KW . . . and Dad "WILL like
BEAU FORM
.... THE NEW BEAU BRUMMEL
SRTDTQ
with the Fused
St arch less
Collar and the
form-fitting
cut!
17 fib
35
3 for 4.00
Dad Will ap
preciate this gift
. . . for be knows
that Beau Brummel
stands for quality.
And these fine
Shirts now have the
new fused collars giving you starched collar appearance with
soft collar comfort . . . will not wilt nor curl . . . and require no
starch. Always neat and trim.
And they're the form-fitting cut ... In good-looking;
small neat designs in light and dark colorings . . .
and solid white. He'll like 'em . . . and you'll like
the value at this low price!
Sizes 14 to 17
GOLD'S Men' Store 11th 'St.
Most DADS Will Like These
Summery Ties
Easy to Pick . . . and
Easy to Pay For
Patterns galore in these smart
summer Ties . . . light and dark
shades . . . white grounds . . . hand
made . . . resilient construction . . .
built for scrviee as well as style . . .
and a gift always appreciated by
knowing fathers.
GOLD'S Men's Store 11th St.
Hell Go for These
SUMMER
Pajamas
ma "big" way I
And will he like these rood-
looking and cool summerV
cloths!
i
Surf Crepes
Sky Cloth
. Pa jama Voiles
Blipon and coet style . . . notched roll
v
t
w j
Solid
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sizes A. B. C, D.
nother cift Dad will like. Qu-.vlrty nighlwesr . . . for
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