THE DAILY NEIIRA8KAN
Hatly Nebrafikan
Property of
THE UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA,
Lincoln
FREDERIC C McCONNELU
Edltor-ln Chief
ManaRltiK F-.lltor Merrill V Reed
ABBodfite Editor. Kenneth M Snyder
AHHoelnte Editor . Cloyd L. Stewart
Literary Editor Chandler Trimble
OubIiichh ManaKer ..C C Ruchanan
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Clrculatlcn Manager J S Ho wen
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Entered at the postolllce at Lincoln.
. NobraBka, nH second cIiihh mall matter,
under the Act of ConureHB of March 15.
1879.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 1(1. I'M 3
MANHATTAN SHIRT SALE
The Discount Sale of the Famous Manhattan Shirts begins this morning. Make
your selections early.
$1.50 shirts $1.15
$2.50 shirts $1.88
$3.50 shirts $2.65
$2.00 shirts $1.38
$3.00 shirts $1.88
$4.00 shirts $2.65
Many choice high-grade suits and ouercoals still selling at 25 per cent discount.
FARQUHAR
The Home of Good Clothes
1325 O
What greater asset can a college
have than its alumni, and what betti r
example can a Nebiaska undergradn
ate have than the work that our alum
ni aie doiiiK i mlit now in the intcn-t
of their alma mater They aie comini;
to the fiont as neei beloie and 1:1
their sei ice and allegiance to the in
Btltution, they aie -a h iai uinuiui;
the gratitude of those th.it siill walk
in the shadow of college halls
Our Alumni.
In the publication of the Alumni
Bulletin, and the actiH of the Ne
braska Alumni association throiii;li its
board of directors, definite steps haw
been taken toward the establish
ment of an endowment that will result
Thej hae taken time to do this and
hae spent monej Its all been done
for Nebiaska and its been ood Her
ice at that The Omaha men for the
most part are jounn, and the have a
(uickene'l sense and a clear remem
brance of iinh ei.sit life 'Ihej, too,
want to see it passed on Athletics
may appear to be the principal reason,
and it is a strorm one. jet back of it
all, theie is a loe lor the old s hool
that wolds cannot describe But the
actions of the Omaha alumni and of
all the alumni betra their real feel
ins and afford all the description that
W e ( oulil desire
s students we are conscious of the
significance of alumni enthusiasm
We know that they net their mspira
lion from a reflection of their own ol
lce (lns What were their pleasures
are now ours What the occasionally
wish for in the wa. of diver sum we
constantly enjoy But in tune we shall
join their ranks Then all will be oer
College life will be but a pleasant
dream a memory of das none by
when life was lovely and easy But
before we pass on lets make the most
of student clays oursehes Let us
last.
Coinhusker hopes are risinn fast
Next fall ou'll have the winning team
If you stick to the ship and old Coach
Stiebm
In lasting nood to the Unlveislt It
Is not so much an endowment (,f make them happy and worth w bile for
money but more an endow ment of,"1' ill( ( ' remembrance if for
hi i m .in hiMiitH The L'ift is leiuesen .noillirif, isi .
tatlve of a devotion to the college
Ideal, a realization of its benefits and1 Banquet Relic.
Us possibilities It represents the The Minnesota hoodoos cannot alwaB
sacrifice of bus people, people who
In their later life aie not lornettmn
college das, people who feel and
know that collene h I cotectly ap
Iilied is worth soniethmn and who
want to see it handed down to those
who follow The Nebraska Assoc la
tion is protecting the intcic-is of the
University in legislative units It i
businn itself about the state, stiiuu
lining and creatinj; an inteiest in the
school It is advertising it and siiik
inn its praises s sternal iv all with a
put pose and a detei munition that will
w in This is tr ue si rv ice
The alumni in our leadinn it aie
nettinn bus The c ntei t.un oui loot
ball team annualiv 'I hev have re
cellth elitel tallied the hinh school
pliieis hopinn to net them interested
University Jeweler and Optician
C. A- TUCKER
JEWELER
S. S. SHEAN
OPTICIAN
1123 0 St. YELLOW FRONT
YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED
BB
SHOES - $2.50
Tan Button, Gun Button, Lace Boots
Sh! 300 Pair of Sample, $5.00 Shoes - $2.95
BUDD 1415 O STREET
Mens Shoes Tarn Talking Now.
BIG THREE DAYS SHOE SALE
Kei Shoe in the House reduced for litis Pig Sale.
Spick Span Brand New Shoes, latest models, all leathers
and fahrics, shoes for the whole family at generous reduc
tions some at half price. You will make a mistake if
on do not supph our shoe wants for the year.
About .'()() pair Women's
Hoots from our regular
stock, all this season's
goods, made of Velvet,
Patent Coll (with kid or
doth tops ) ( I mi Metal and
Tan Kussia Calf, all sizes
and widths in this lot, val
ues to $J.0() choice. $2.45
Another I.ig lot of Women's
Shoes, all this season's
goods, Cun Metals, Pat
ents, Tans, etc., sizes are
somewhat broken but
there is a good range in the ,,(, fnnuer price, :.()) to
,-r,' Iyi"-.- $1.95
Small lot of Women's Shoes from hist season, sizes are
- 1-, 'A, 'A 1 1, and I, all good shoes, but
style slightly off, choice 1.00
Women's Felt Juliets, Fur or Kibbon trimmed, all
(,,,I(,',S P'i' $1.19. 98c and 75c
u
T
HE MOMENT YOU PUT ON CLOTHES
made to your measure, you sec the rust dif
ference between merchant tailored and ready
made. Our way costs no more. Be sure
to see our line first.
College Tailors
College View
Phone B-O-X-A-48
Jt.
We serve the purest and
best HOT and COLD Re-FRESHMENTSinthecity
Huyler's Chocolates
$1.00 Fountain Pens
$1.00 Safety Razors
Student's 3-Course Lunch, 25c
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