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You're IntoroHtod In HhooHovory day; you woar
'ora, nnd if tlioy'ro not rljiht, thoy woar you.
"Illicit," mnnnH a lot of tliinim nunlity. Rtvlo.
IH, durability, Borvloo Wo boo that our bIiooh
aro "rlBht" ag long iw you want ub to
WE'RE Mak
ing a special
point just now of
extra good shoes at
$4 and $5 for the
men who are willing
to spend that much
money and want the
best to be found at these
prices. We're putting
before them a stock of
shoes that cannot be
ttmtchecl iir any othor shoe
store more roal valuo in the
shoes, in the materials, in the
unusual shoomaking than $4
and $5 .ever bought before. You
will see' it Without having it
pointed out to you when you
como to look at our latest autumn win
dow display.
Men's Bootery
C, V. ROBERTS
144 N. 12th
1 For your Steaks, Chops and Quick
aervico visit
The New York Chop House
Open Day and Night
1840 O Street
BROWNELL HALL
Frat and Sorority and Private
J Dances only.
'Elovator Servico, 2nd floor Brown-
ell block, cloak rooms, toilot rooms
j . Hfdl 25x100, maple floor
, prices reasonable
:howard j. hill
BBOWNELL BLOCK
Bell 807 Auto 1103
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TATE WINS JENNIS FINALS
NEW YORK MAN, PLAYING IN EX-
CELLENT FORM, DEFEATS
Mj F. GOODBODY.
In ono of the bcBt played matches
over seen on the university courts,
J. T. Tato, of Now York, defeated M.
P. Goodbody of tho same place in
threo straight sots, 6-1, 6-4, 6-1, for
tho championship of tho university.
Tho tournament has been in progress
for Bovoral weoks, but owing to un
settled weathor tho final play waB put
off until today. Although tho score
would indlcato an oasy victory, such
was not tho caso. Every point was
fought for until tho last stroko was
played and tho wholo match was an
oxhibition of good form against Indlf
foront play. Thoro waB no doubt that
Goodbody was "off." Ho netted as
many balls as ho put ovor and his
servo was vory uncertain.
On the othor hand, Tato put up ono
of tho finest exhibitions of brilliant
net work that has been scon on these
courts for monthB, and was lnvinclblo
in tho back court. His back-hand
Lawford was working beautifully, and
his smashes were both speedy and
well placed. Tho tennlB outlook for
noxt spring Is vory good, and Ne
braska will have a good chanco to cop
tho tennis plum.
Baker's Cafo sorves cakes all day.
Also everything olso In season. Sorv
ico first class. lG-tf
Banquet Notice.
Presbyterian students and their
friends aro cordially invited to tho
men'B banquet at tho First Presby
terian church tonight at 6:30. Mr.
Bryan will be ono of tho speakorB.
C. H. Froy, florist, 1133 O St.
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SOUSA.
Auditorium, November 11th.
Sousa and his band have roturncd
from their tour of the Antipodes and
on thoir way east thoy will stop here
long enough to glvo two concerts at
tho Auditorium on Novombor 11th.
Tho famouB conductor and composer
declares that ho has had an enjoyable
trip, but ho assorts that if his reputa
tion depended only on marches and
if he was asked to go around tho
world playing marches ho would stop
out and rotlro. "I have mado Bomo
reputation from tho standpoint of
versatility and progress," says SouBa,
"and to follow tho traditional lino Ib
not for mo. I flatter myself I have
built up a new instrumental composi
tion that can comparo with tho best
symphony orchestra in tho world, and
I would never agree to confine myself
-to ono kind of composition or ono
composer, oven though that composer
be myself."
An offer from a Chicago moving pic
turo concern to tako pictures of the
Chicago-Minnesota game Novombor 4
was emphatically turned down be
causo Coach Williams protested that
his plays would bo revealed to tho
other conference coaches.
December 8 Nebraska-Iowa debate.
The moment you put on
clothes made to your meas-
ure,you seethe vast differ
ence between merchant
tailored and ready made.
Our way costs no more.
Be sure to see our line first.
College Tailors
College View; 'Nebraska
Phon A-Q
For All Occasions
CLOTHES
Are Standard
yiien you tkink of
clotbes, tninle of So
ciety Brand. . Tney
Itave tne qualities of
fabric, autnentic style
and f inisbed" tailoring
tbat make for tbe most
satisfying appearance."
SUITS
$10 to $40
AYER
BROTHERS Bm
ALPHA CHI SIGMA PLEDGES.
Nebraska Chapter of Chemical Fra
ternity Expands Have En
gaged Rooms.
Tho Alpha Chi Sigma announce tho
following pledges: Otto WIobo, Wis
consin '11; A. Sinamark, '12; Q. A.
Graham, '13; J. H. Grimes, '13.
This gives tho Nebraska chapter of
the chemistry fraternity over twenty
active members. Tho chapter has
been organized about threo years and
haB grown rapidly. This year thoy
have engaged rooms at 1437 Q. street,
Tho lntorost among tho members is
vory groat, and this year promises to
be tho most active in their history.
Beckman Bros., 1107 O St., do Elefr
trio tfhoeRepalrlirgwbilo-you-"walt:
Tho students of tho University of
Montana recently voted to ask the
faculty not to havo eight o'clock
classes.
Don't forget Johnny Leard, 1206 O.
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A drum. carps will be organized as
a part of tho military department of
the University of Wisconsin,
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