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ARMSTRONG'S LAST CALL!
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The fall and winter has been very mild and the combination of these two conditions leaves us with several thousand
wS?ltustodTS ButweareeolntokcePfalthw,ththeiJcopeand sell every garment during thi sale? ,10 Matter
OUR PLAN. IS THIS: We reduce the price for choice of our men's sack suits, both fancy and-black, $1.00 each dav we
give choice of any man's overcoat In our store for $10.00, and will sell boys' suits and overcoats at just half price. NaturaHv the
best clothing is snapped up first. Right here we want to say a word-we want you to buy your suit as cheap as it is Dosslble for
youjto get it, bt don't waif too long; the suits that are $9 today will be priced $8 tomorrow! but the one you would have picked
may be sold, so'fbr $1.0Qjio not disappoint yourself. 4 . ;. wuum nayc Peu
This is the Way Men's Sack Suits Will Be Sold
Today, March ,8, choice of-any blue-black or fancy J Q
Sack Suit in our store . 1 . . . : v s
Saturday, March 9, choice of any blue-black or Q
fancy Sack Suit in our' store. ....'....;...'.... V O
$7.00
Monday, March U, choice of any blue-black or
fancy Sack Suit in our store on this day only
Tuesday, March 12, choice of any blue-black or
fancy Sack Suit in store regardless former price
Wends'y Man 13, choice of all plain and fancy
Sack Suits, odd coats and vests same as suits
$6.00
$5.00
Thursday, Mar, 14, choice of ali,pjain and fancy
Sack Suits, odd coats'and vests counted as suits
Friday, MarcB 15, choice of all. plain and fancy.
Sack Suits, odd coats and vests counted as suits
Sat'y, Mar, 16, choice of all plain and1 fancy Sack
Suit in store odd coats and vests counted as suits
Monday, Mar, 18, choice of whatever may be left
or plain any fancy Sack Suits, Cont' on.V."ttVcountcd
$400
$3.00
$2.00
$1.00
Make every dollar work like two. Buy now for the
future; it will pay. Spring suits, spring overcoats, cravenettes, spring
hats, allhere here inevery style. If you want spring clothes tell the man
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Armstrong Clothing Company
GOOD CLOTHES MERCHANTS
:; OLIVER THEATRE II
It Ja.b.ua.riu.a.q.u.u.a,JJ.a.1 i
TONIGHT AT 8:15
RAYMOND HITCHCOCK
"A yankee" tourist"
PRICES $1.50 to 50c.
SAT. MAT. & EVE. MCH.9
' JOHN GRIFFITH
And a Superior Company In Shakes
peare's Immortal Comedy.
'King Richard The Third"
Mat.-25c & 50c,.. Nnight-$1.00 to 25c.
TUESDAY NIGHT ONLY MCH.12
ISABEL IRVING
In the Comedy Hit of New York. ,
Susan in Search of a Husbapri
PRICES-$1.50, $4oOf 75' and 50c".
UNIVER8ITY BULLETIN.
attwttyMwwj
it ..lYRIf. THEATRE..
j. .
YUMA
MIETT'S CUTE DOGS
BARRY & WOLFORD.
SCHOMAN & BROWN
THE RENOS
Jack Wilde's Illustrated Song,
"In After Years When I am Old",
kYBOSCOPE
t . ' :
Ladles' Souvenir Matinees Tuesdays
; and Fridays . . . .
March.
Friday, 8.
Convocation. Chancellor W. P.
Aylsworlh of Cottier Unlversltj,
"Napoleon."
Annual banquot of Y. M. C. A., 8:45
p. m., In Llndoll Hotel.
Union Society, 8:15 p. m.
Saturday, 9. .
Freshmnn Informal, 8:30 p. m., Mom.
Hall.
Medical Society meets In M. 301.
Dr. R. A. Lyman speaks.
Palladian Society, 8:15 p. ni.
Students' Debating Club, 8:00 p. m.
Resolved, That immigration of
Japanese laborers to the United
States should be prohibited.
Tuesday, 12.
Convocation, 11:00 a. m. Richard L
Metcalf, "Measuring Men."
Seniors meet, 11:30 a. in., in Mem.'
Hall.
TOMMY
Wanted.
Sevoral men uro wanted for the bass
and tonor parts of "Hiawatha's
Wedding March," which will bo sung,
with the Thomas Orchestra In the
spring. The .practlco will bo under
the direction of Mrs. Raymond at 5
o'clock on Monday, Wednesday and
Friday afternoons.
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A number .have inquired of Mr.
Townsend If the price quoted to Corn
huskers would be extended to Senior
girls desiring now sittings without
cap and gown. The rate is good to
July 1, '07.
Chapin Bros., Florists, 127 So. 12th.
For refreshments and light, catering
work see "TOMMY" ,at Miller &
Paine's.
CUT THIS
OUT
npHrScoupon, presented
at cashier's k4sk with
loots., will pay for one'of
our regular club lunches.
NOT GOOD ON SUNDAY
NEW
WINDSOR
CAFE
3 8HOW3 DAILY 7:45 and 9 p. m.
10c and 15c, Mat, 10c.
MODERN. VAUDEVILLE PROGRAM
EDpiE G. GRAY & CO.
BICYCLING HILTON8
A DESPERATE PAIR
On the Blpgraph
JOLLY & WILD
DARLING & REYNOLDE8
MrS8 EDNA WOOLY
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ELITE
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THE STOLEN CHILD
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HI8 FATHER'S FOOTSTEPS I
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THE MAGIC ROSES ;
MIS8 BROWN GOES HOME1
THpWONDERS OF CANADA
.SEA BY MOONLIGHT
ILLUSTRATED' 8ONG8
"ALICE WHERE ART THOU GOING'"
Sung By. Miss Hazel Hoover.
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8ung By Miss Delmore. ,
Continuous 8how from '1 :30 IJtoVkiap'j $
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