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SENIORS SELECT GLASS PLAY
HEADGEAR CAUSES COMMENT
MA8CULINE POPULATION SUB
JECT OF CURI08ITY DURING
PRE8ENT COLD WAVE.
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NIQHT'8 DREAM" IN
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Tho Sonlor Play committee has tie
cldod upon "A Mldsummor 'Night's
Droam" aa tho Sonlor dramatic offort
of tho year. Tho play will be hold
somo tlmo In Juno and will bo
coached by MIbb Allco Howell of tho
Rhotorlo Dopartmont.
Big Chorus Planned.
BeBldcB tho rogular cast of ton Im
portant characters, it la planned to
havo a chorua of fifty Unlvoralty glrlB,
and a Bpocial orchOBtra to play Mon
dolBshon'B Bcoro.t Carl Stockolborg
will havo chargo of tho muBlc, while
MIbb Charlotto Whedon will train tho
dancers.
All arrangomentB for tho play are
In tho hands of tho committee, of
which ErnoBt Graves 1b chairman.
TryoutB will not bo hold for aomo
tlmo, but tho committee of judges has
already boon solectod. It conBistB of
Misa Howoll, ProfoBBor Scott, Profoa
abr Stuff, Dr. Tyndalo of tho Journal,
and Mr. Roy Sundorland.
ETHNOLOGIST AT CONVOCATION.
Francis La Flesche of the Government
Service to A'ddress Students.
Mr. Francis La Floscho, of tho U.S.
Bureau of Ethnology, will deliver an
address at convocation today. Mr. La
Floscho is in Lincoln to apeak bofore
tho Historical Association. Ho was
born and raised on a reservation, and
Is an authority on Indian problems.
Ho 1b now In tho government service
and is probably tho moBt widely road
.man In tho United States on subjects
rolatlvo to ethnology.
Havo you noticed tho novel head cov
erings now In voguo among tho young
men of our University? They aro of
material of all poBsiblo texturo and
colors, and rival In shape the prevail
ing headgear among tho fair sex.
Somo aro a bright yellow, suggeBtlvo
of dandelions and sun-dogs, others aro
grey, suggestive of tho provalllng
leaden skies, whllo a fow aro red, and
are no doubt calculated to give tho
greatest possible amount of heat.
Dut not to pass over ono of tholr
distinctive features, tholr shapes
most of them are large enough to
cover tho fizz of tho wearer, and all
of them aro enriched by tho presence
of a tasslo. When spread to their
fullest oxtent thoy aro awo-lnsplrlng,
to say tho least, and would do crodlt
to the taste of Barney Oldfleld or Jack
Johnson.
Get the Impulse
Pay Your Subscription
at the 0ce
Before the Fifteenth
NEBRASKA JEWELS 8HOWN.
Interesting Collection on Exhibition at
Historical Convention.
Prosaic old Nebraska can show a
collection of home-product jewels that
would make tho uninformed open
their oyes. In tho Historical Library
there . is on exhibition a cabinet of
semi-precious jewels and stones col
lected from tho Republican Valley by
Fathor Dennis Fitzgerald of Red
Cloud. There Is an exceptional collec
tion of agates, garnets and topaz.
Part of those aro cut and polished,
and a groat many aro In the rough.
Tho collection Is loaned by Father
Fitzgerald during tho -State Historical
convontlon.
The moment you put on
clothes made to your meas
ure, you see the vast differ
ence between merchant
tailored and ready made.
Our way costs no more.
Besure to see our linefirst.
College Tailors
College View, Nebraska
Phone -4-3
J. C. WOOD and CO.
Th Best is Always the Cheapest
1322 N St. Auto 1292 Bell 147
GLEANERS and DYERS c Mv.H.rBY
Yots Are Missing Something
It's really a mistake on your part if you fail to take advantage of this great January Clearance Sale. ' All the goods offered
are of the best quality. You don't need to be told that the clothes this store handles are the best clothes made if you have worn
them youknow you get more real value for the money than you ever did out of any other clothes; and if youhave not worn them
you have not been exactly fair to yourself.
All Men's Suits and Overcoats are Divided into Five Great Lots in this Sale as Follows
Lot I at
$7.85
This lot embraces all
men's suits and over
coats that formerly sold
at 10, 12.50 and 13.50.
Lot 2 at
$85
This lot embraces all
men's suits and over
coats that formerly sold
at 15, 16.50 and 18.00.
Lot 3 at
$14.85
This lot embraces all
men's suits and over
coats that formerly sold
at 20.00 and 22.50.
Lot 4 at
$ft85
This lot embraces all
men's suits and over
coats that formerly sold
at 25.00 and 27.50.
Lot 5 at
$22.85
Embraces all men's
suits and overcoats
that formerly sold at
30.00, 35.00 and 40.00.
YOUNG MEN'S SUITS AND OVERCOATS
Young Men's Suits in the new English Cuts, also other popular styles cover three and four button styles, vests have six but
tons, pants either peg or the new English cut' overcoats in Regular, Convertable and Presto, collars in long or medium lengths. All
are here and priced under six price divisions as follows
Young Men's $7.50 and $8.50 Suits and Overcoats .$4.75 I Young Men's $18 and $20 Suits and Overcoats $12.75
Young Men's $10, $12.50 and $15 Suits and Overcoats. . ,$7.75 Young Men's $22.50 Suits and Overcoats $15.75
Young Men's $1.5 and $16 Suits and Overcoats $9.75 . Young Men's $25 and $27.50 Suits and Overcoats $1 8.75
Armstrong Clothing Co.
GOOD CLOTHES MERCHANTS
LINCOLN', NEBRASKA
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