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AGAIN THE GREAT SHIRT SALE
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CLUETT, ELY & WALKER
AND THE MONARCH
3608 Laundered Shirts that sold formerly
for $1.50 and $1.00. The brands offered in
this sale are strictly reliable in workmanship
fit and quality.
69c
An Sale Saturday and all next week. See the Windows.
Hundreds of Men are Waiting for this Semi-Annual Shirt Event ?
SECOND Perfect fitting shirts and good firm colors
FOURTH The patterns are strictly new and desir
able. The laundry work is perfect.
FIRST Every shirt is strictly first quality.
THIRD You get value not a shirt in the sale sold
for less than $1.00; the majority are $1.50 values.
A REMINDER If you have already attended one of our shirt sales, you will realize
the importance of this Annual Event. Attend early if you wish first choice.
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We will ship these
Shirts by PARCEL
POST Prepaid
ANYWHERE
Rudge & Guenzel Co.
Mail Order Custo
mers should take
Abvantage of This
BIGSHIRTSALE
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PEACE ADVOCATE TALKS
HAGUE CONFERENCE REPRESEN
TATIVE, EDITOR, SCHOLAR
AND ORATOR SPEAKS.
UNITED STATES A WORLD POWFR
Says Uncle Sam Set Unparalleled Ex
ample of Honesty In Refunding
Part of Boxer Indemnity
Several Years Ago.
Yesterday's convocation was partic
ularly Interesting and instructive,
thanks to Professor Urumann. who
has very w isely arranged to get men
the type of Dr. Edwin I). Mead
Mr. Mead is president of the World
Peace foundation, which was en
dowed with a million dollars a few
years ago by Hdwin Oinn of tJinn &
Co. He was delegate to the Interna
tional Peace congress in 11)08. As!
a publicist, orator and an author, lie
Is ono of the most widely known men
in the east. He was for a number of
years editor of the New England
Magazine, which is a publication of
distinctly literary type and, has been
president of the Twentieth Century
club of Uoston, and of the pioneer
social service clubs. Mr. Mead is at
present devoting all his time to trio
cause of international peace, and
editing of a popular priced library of
works of famous authors on war and
peace.
The title of his address was "Tho
United States as a World Power," and
Its explaintory clause "Washington
the Expander of England." He iiointed
out the fact that Washington and his
able assistants had in fact done tho
best for England of the two nations in
that they had settled the rights and
liberties of Englishmen and taught
England good colonial policy.
He gives Uncle Sam credit for in
spiring Japan and China and having
the unparalleled honesty to turn back
to China what was left of the Hoxer
indemnity fund. "Honesty is the best
Polle," said Dr. Mead, "for China in
turn has invested the money in Amer
ican cultivation of Chinese brains."
Finally In speaking of the Ualkan
situation in the east, in which tho
Turkish tyranny is being forced out
of Europe, he said that it whb Amer
ican ideas that have shaped tho Bul
garian self government and through
it the Turks turned out. He gave
great credit to Roberts American col
lege at Constaniople where the demo
cratic ideas of our country aro
taught.
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Try the Y. M. C. A. Lunch Room I
Cafeteria Plan I
City Y. M. C. A. 13th and P I
Cleaning
Pressing
Repairing
NEATLY DONE
Y. M. C. A.
TAILORS
"In the Basement
SENIORS
CLASS PINS
CLASS PINS
1913
ARE NOW HERE-BUY TODAY
Why use that old Fountain Pen Get a Good one.
Calendars are now in Season.
The University Book Store
340 North llth Street Lincoln
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HE MOMENT YOU PUT ON CLOTHES
made to your measure, you see the vast 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
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Baseball
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