THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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Donr Editor:
In glancing dver u copy of the Ne
braskan the other day I noticed an
article on tho senior play In which It
was stated, the gist of tho article, that
all men who Intend to view tho per
formance from tho lower lloor and
boxes must come attired In full dreBB.
To say that this Idea Ib an Innova
tion is putting it mildly. To one thor
oughly vorsed In facta concerning
students' wardrobes this Innovation
will work a moBt decided hardship,
as about one out of twenty is tho
proud iKJBBesBor of tho classical spike
tailed coat. Tho consequence of this
nwful but nevertheless truthful state
of uffalrB Is that tho participant In
formal affairs must borrow, buy, steal
or lonso "a suit. .Most of these leased
clothes are somewhat antiquated In '
texture and design and a lit is not
guaranteed. A largo per cent of tho '
gnrmentB contain a subtle, but at the
Hiunu time distinct, aroma of moth
balls which in the words of the poet,
"though you shake and you bruBh and
you dust as you will, the scent of the
moth-ball will cling to them still." At
the theater whore tho ventilation. In tho
gallery Is not of the boBt, tho rnrifled
air from bo many moth proof gar
ments might result In the untimely
tlemiBc of some of tho "gods" who fro
quont thlB quarter of tho house
But bo that as It may, tho action
of the committee In making this a for
mal affair smacks of a combination
with the clothing men of the city to
force these clothes upon an unsus
pecting public. For this reason and
because I am ono of tho aforesaid
patrons of tho gallery and prefer to
ftrcathe tho sweet air of liberty, which
is Impossible in nn atmosphere of bor
rowecKclothes,' I tako this stand.
But to pasB to another feature of
the subject. It Is cruelty of tho worst
sort to Inflict torturo upon tho lnno
cenL To compel tho seniors to sit for
two and onq-hnlNiours and gaze at the
stage, head orect,v pver a high collar
and a Btlft shirt front, seems to tho
writer to be punishment worthy of
tho Inquisition. ThlB, however, is only
tho physical sldo. To sit nnd endeavor
to follow tho lines nnd at tho same
lime try and forget that you are sit
ting on tho tails of your coat will
caiiBo many who came for a good time
to mlBs tho plensuro entirely.
Clothes Ate Often Very
iMUCH LIKE APPLES
Good Looking Apples Are Often Bad In Side
The nice rosy tint on the outside of the apple may hide a very bad inside.
Clothes to be Good Must be Good Inside and Out; a Nice Looking Fabric
of cotton mixture and poorly made is the most expensive garment you can buy at
any price. You can't buy them .here.
The Only Kind You Can Buy Here
are clothes that are so good that we are willing to guarantee you perfect satisfact
ion or your money back. You take no risk in buying one of our f r (Cjc
all-wool perfectly tailored suits that sell from P IV. W P"f-CF
Specially strong values in suits priced $10, $15 and $20.
MAYER BROS.
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NOTICE.
BANQUET IS A BIG SUCCESS.
May 6 is your last chance.
If your subscription has not
be paid by that time it will be
placed in the hands of collect
ors. The Nebraskan announced
at the first of the year that un
paid subscriptions would be
$1.25 after April 1. We have
not been very strict In enforc
ing this rule, but we have set
May 6 as your last chance to
get In on the $1 rate.
Classified Column
Want ads will positively not be In
sorted unless paid in advance, at the
rate of 10 cents per Insertion for
every fifteen words or fraction there
of for the first Insertion; three Inser
tions 25 cents; five Insertions 40 cents.
FOR 8ALE.
Formal Evening at the Lincoln En
joyed by Dramatic Club.
Tho third annual banquet In com
memoration of tho tenth year .of the
Dramatic club was held at the Lin
coln last night. It took place In tho
large banquet room which was decor
ated with palms and llowors. Laven
lar candles burned and smllnx decor
ated tho tables besides an abundance
of lilac blooms. Forty-three wore pres
ent In evening dross. An excellent
banquet was served.
Margaret Guthrie was toostmlstiesB.
Tho responses wore both clover and
Interesting. Miss Howell gave a his
tory of tho club and Miss Nagl recited
an original poem of considerable
length.
Following ,1s tho toast list:
The Coach . . . . , Fred McConnoll
"You talk like a fish."
Tho Loading Lady Julia Nagl
"Thoro's a pin sticking In my hack."
Tho Aspirant Harry Coffee
"Hitch your wagon to a star."
Tho Ingenue Kathryn Willis
"Artless and Innocent" see 'Webster.
Tho Retired Star. Ruth Bailey
"Starlight, Star Bright."
The Supe Clayton Radcllffo
"Do you play chess?"
The Nth Power Miss Howell
"Her voice waB over soft and low."
Tho Leading Man Yale Holland
"My Idve b like the red, red rose."
Curtain.
FOR SALE One full-dross coat and
vest, one Tuxedo coat and vest, '$5
each. Ludwig, 1028 O St. 13B-2t
For Sale A good kitchen range;
nearly new; cheap. See Nebraskan
manager. tf
For Sale Due bill on lending pho
tographer in Lincoln. See Nebrnskan
manager. tf
WANTED.
Learn toucn typewriting without
going to commercial school. Wo fur,
nlsh university students with a com
plete course in touch typewriting and
rent you any make of typewriter, three
montlis for $6.00. Lincoln Typewriter
Exchange, 1400 O street. ' tf
"Tan Oxfords" for Men
at "Mens Bootery"
Made in
Button,
Blucher,
Lace,
Gib Button,
English Tie
and
Pumps
Made of
Russia Tan,
Havana Tan,
Tobacco
Brown,
Lemon Tan
and
Birch Tan
"TANS" certainly have the call from now on.
The very latest shapes arid models to be had at
MENS BOOTERY
C. V. ROBERT3
144 North 12th St.
Wanted to Buy 'Old gold' and silver
Jewelry. C. F. Spain & Co., upstairs,
138 No. 12th St. tf
$4 'i:er day guaranteed a few men in
northwest this summer. Box 1075,
Station A. 3-t
FOR RENT.
For Rent A Modern 21-room house,
to some fraternity or sorority or club,
at 1029 R street. 133-5t
FOUND.
EXCLUSIVE AGENCY
HUYLER'S & HUDSON'S
FINE CHOCOLATES AND BON B0NS
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Found On campus, some money.
Owner may have same by Identify
ing. 134-3t
Herpolsheimer's Cafe
Dinner 11:30 to 1:30 ORa
Supper 5:30 to 7:30 C.OC.
ALSOCAFETERIAN STYLE
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Programs, Menus, Announce
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VANTINE PRINTING CO.
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