The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, March 21, 1911, Image 4

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THE DAILY NEBEASKAN
CADET BAND CONCERT.
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Prepare for Concert to Be Given In
Honor of Legislators.
Tho University Cadet blind 1b
spending nil Its spare tlmo in prepar
ing for tho concort to bo given March
23. Every two years such an onter
tainment Is given In honor of tho
legislators and during tho past has
boon successful to a high degree At
tho present timo thoro arc sixty pieces
In the organization and nil will take
part In tho progrnm.
In order to dofray tho expenses a
general charge of fifty conts will
bo made. Tho governor and tho
legislators will bo tho guests and of
forts are being made to get the mil-
v.ersjty public to attend.
NEW DEBATING SOCIETY.
All Who Have Represented Their
High School Eligible.
A now organization of debaters Is
tho latest addition to the rolo of bocI
otlos at Nebraska. ' Last night stu
dents, who have represented their
high school In debate, met and parti
ally perfected an organization which
will probably be known as the Nebras
ka League of Dobalers. A committee
was appointed to draw up a constitu
tion and another meeting will bo hold
in two weeks, when a larger attend
ance ts expected. About twenty well
known debaters attended the meeting
last evening.
Notice.
Tho tollowing conditions will be ob
served by all persons making uao of
tho tennis courts situated west of tho
library:
Tho east court is reserved for t he
uso of the varsity squad, to bo com-
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Comfort Shoes
and you get all the name implies and more
We are sole agents for Lincoln of tho Original Dr. Reed
Cushion Shoes, a tested shoo of merit Have just received
a lot of now up-to-date styles.
Heywood Bunion Shoes
Combination Shoes
Arch Support Shoes
Spring is the season of shoe trouble; if you consult our
shoo department you will be rolieVed of all troube.
Styles and Prices are Popular
MAYER BROS.
STETSON AND KNOX HATS
"HOLEPROOF" HOSIERY
to all. Court No. 2 1b not placed un
der any restrictions. Court No. 3
will be reserved to tho use of the
ladles. When it Is not being used for
thnt purposo It la also open to all.
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Inasmuch us heretofore tho courts
uau ui iiiu tiiionj niimu, w uv v,,... liiiisuuicn us iieiuioioio me uuiiiib uuuriu uvci purmj
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not used by squad members. It is open! ,tT7,
sociation and dues have been collect
ed from its members for thnt purpose,
for the remainder of the current year,
members of the tennis association
have a prior right to tho ubo of these
courts over persons not members of
The manager of tho tennis associa-
tiop is given authority to carry out
these provisions.
CIIAS. E. CIIOWINS,
Supt. of Grounds.
Field-Geology 21.
-.One section of llic daB-will--mffl&
tho studies of lower Platte valley "Fri
day and Saturday of this week. All
who wish to go at this time should
see tho undersigned at once,
N. A. BKNGTSON.
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-one thing we hope yotVe
clear about-Armstrong Clothes are always, right in, style, ;al
ways perfectly tailored, and of course all wool. Bear in'mind
that whatever style you like in clothes are assembled here
for you-Sack Suits in many models; Business Frocks; Even
ing or Dinner Suits. . Clothes from this store are a credit to
all' of us. You'll be proud of your looks in an Armstrong
Suitj and we will-be proud of you,
Spring Suits, Top Coats and Raincoats $10 to $40
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Armstrong
Clothing
Co.
GoodXlothes-MehaMsjme of Hart Schaffner & Marx All Wool Clothes
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