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OLIVER THEATER
TONIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK 8HARP
8at. Mat., 2 p. m. 8at. Night, 8 p. m.
Liebler Co.'s Stupendous Production
The Garden of Allah
8 8ccnc 200 People
Camels, Horses, Asses, Goats.
Prices $2.00 to 50 cents.
FEB. 16-17 "Bought and Paid For"
OUPhtUM 1 III A! t U
THUR8., FRI., SAT., FEB. 12, 13, 14
TAYLOR GRANVILLE & LAURA
PIERPONT
And Company of Fifteen in
"THE SYSTEM
BERT LEVY
SIX 3AMARINS
LYONS & Y08CO
DAISY LEON
De MORGAN & TUTTLE
BELLFANE & BELLFANE
EXCLU8IVE PHOTO DRAMA
Mat. Dally at 2: 15. Prices 15 & 25c
Night, 8: 15. Prices 15,25,35,50,75c
LYRIC THEATEB
THUR., FRI., SAT., FEB. 12-13-14
THE R08E TROUPE
"The Rising Generation"
ROS8 &. A8HTON
In "The 8urveyor"
PHOTO PLAYS
An Intense Two-Part Drama
"THE MA8TER OF THE MINE"
PATHE'S 8EMIWEEKLY
"BEATING THEIR BOARD BILL"
Glean Sweep
cAftet all is said and
done the whole substance
of our Clean Sweep Sale
is this
We positively will
not catty ovet a single
win let suit ot ovezcoat.
Consequently wetyavepzi
ced Ifem at
$8-95
Come and gel yours now
Alterations Free
KLINES
Open Evenlrtgs 1132 0 Si.
Sale
AT THE THEATRE8.
The Oliver.
Thursday, Friday, Saturday matlneo
and evening Tho GaTdon of Allah.
Noxt week Coming Bought and
Paid Tor.
The Orpheum.
Advanced vaudeville, with Taylor
Granville and Company in "The
System."
The Magnet.
Feature Films and Orchostral Music.
Dally matinees.
University Notices
Wanted For Cornhusker.
Wanted Your best snapshots for
publication In tho Cornhuskor. Any
individual, group, "stunt" pictures,
picnic, dance or party groups will be
gladly accepted at tho office, or mall
to the Editorial Department
Chorus.
Registration is still open for tho big
special chorus which is bolng assem
bled by Mrs. Raymond to sing on tho
May Festival program. Practices are
being held on Monday, Wednesday
and Friday. A special class for mon
has been arfarrged for 7 o'olock- on
Monday evening. Registration for
ChoruB gives tho student freo admis
sion to the May Festival entertain
ment. Komensky Club.
The Komensky Club will meet at
Townsend's Friday at 12:30 to have
Cornhusker pictures taken.
Peru Club.
Meeting of tho Peru Club, Saturday
evening, February 14, 1914, at the resi
dence of State Superintendent .7 E.
Delzell, 2541 N stroet.
Cornhusker Notice.
All organization pictures must, bo
taken by Fobruary 15. Juniors and
Seniors must accept their proofs n
Townsend's at once.
Election Notice.
The Renerai election for selecting
the president of the four respective
University classes, the Editor-in-Chief,
tho Managing Editor and the Business,
Manager of the Cornhusker, and the
ivy juay uraior wm do ueia on iubb
day, February 17th, in Memorial Hall.
Tho polls will bo open from 9 to 12
and 1:30 to 5, excepting the Convoca
tion period from 11 to 11:30, during
which the polls will bo closed.
Each candidate is required to file a
written statement of his candidacy In
this office beforo 5 p. m., Frldav, Feb
ruary 13. No candidate shall bo en
titled to election whose name is not
printed on the ballot. There shall be
no soliciting of votes by cards or
otherwise at the polls or In tho build
ing In which the election is being held
during election day.
E. M. RUTLEDGE, Registrar.
Dramatic Club.
Dramatic Club tryoutB will bo held
at the Temple Theatre, February 26,
7 p. m. Anyone wishing to try out for
membership in tho club Is requested
to report to MIbb Howell In U. 106
between 11 and 12 on the same day as
the tryouta. Parts of any modern play
may bo used.
Rifle Team Notice.
All men of the Rifle Team eligible
to have their pictures taken will find
their names posted at the rifle range.
Pictures to be taken February 19 at
11:16 a. m., at Townsend's.
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Junior Hop Tickets.
I Tickets for the big Junior dance to
be held at the Llndell, February 28.
1914, are obtainable from the follow
ing men for $1.25 each: R. F. 8wift,
Reed Dawson, Phil Southwlck, Loon
SamuelHon, P. P Ross, C. N. Brown.
i P. C. Spencer, Krause, F. A. Babcock,
OVERCOATS
Your best chance in years to buy good Overcoats
and Suits cheap! More than 200 Kensingtons
and Kenmors taken from our regular stock, now
on sale at
mas,
$30 Suits and Overcoats now $14.75
$25 Suits and Overcoats now $12.25
$20 Suits and Overcoats now $ 9.75
$17-Suits and Overcoats now $ 8.25
Handsome chinchilla Ovarcoats all ihadei; also fancychavioti, staple black ktrieyt
velvet collar and Oxford gray coata tha quality and workmanship in everyone of
them i guaranteed by the Kensington or Konmor label whicn it bears.
While you read this ad more of them are being sold
so don't delay if you want tho best selection !
In addition to the above special reduction we
offer our entire remaining regular stock of Suits and Winter Overcoats in
cluding all the blue serges, blacks, staple grav and brown worsted Suits and
staple Overcoats your choice at ONE FOURTH OFF
Original irli ticket reiiinln on r ory ftnrmnit--na guesswork - no mn nlpnlnt Ion of prima.
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Frank Perkins, Spooner, Cloyd Stew
art, V. H. Bauman, Co-op Book Store.
Charter Day Meet.
All entries for the indoor track
meet to be held on Charter Day, next
Monday afternoon, February 16th,
must be in to Carl Ganz at Dr. Clapp's
office by 5 o'clock Friday, February
14th. Freshmen may enter. Scholastic
standing does not bar contestants.
Pledges Announced.
Sigma Phi Epsllon announces the
pledging of Glenn S. Everts, Lincoln,
and Homer R. Cowan, Maitland, Mo.
Junior Class Football Men.
Juniors entitled to class football
sweaters may have Bamo by calling at
Coach Stiehm'8 office between tho
hours of 11 and 12. Deposit of $1.90
required. O. HrZUMWINKEL.
Chemical Club.
The Students' Chemical Club will
meet at Townsend's Saturday, Febru
ary 14, at 12:30, for the Cornhusker
picture.
Pledge Withdrawn.
Delta Chi announces tho withdrawal
of tho pledge of Orvlllo Chat.
Cadets.
All cadets are again cautioned not
to forget that Cornhuskor photographs
will be taken Tuesday, February 17, at
11 o'clock, weather and light condi
tions permitting. First call will Bound
at 10:60. Report in full uniform.
Vci z. y ip .ei
Formerly
Magee & Deemar
Tho Rifle company men will report
to their regular companies for this
occasion.
There will be no drill on Monday,
February 16, 1914.
E. N BOWMAN, Commandant
Valentine Party.
A valentine party will bo hold to
night In tho Union Literary Society
hall. This is for all, ho look up a
friend and come.
VALENTINE PARTY AT
TEMPLE TOMORROW GIRL8
(ContlnuedfronapaBO 1.)
parties given have been especially
good, consisting of tea and cakes,
chocolate and sandwiches, punch and
Ice cream.
Amusements have been as varied as
types and tendencies of girls could be,
so congenial amusement is assured for
each one. Sewing, games, and danc-
King has been the order of tho day in
each instance, while at the last gath
ering the new dances were taught by
a dancing master, a new feature.
The average attendance has been
about eighty, tho smallest number be
ing forty-four and the largest one hun
dred and fifty. Undoubtedly there will
be no reduction in tho number of at
tendants tomorrow sinco the an
nouncement of the unique and clever
plans for tho valentine party.
Artistic dance programs and menus
for particular people. George Bros.,
Printers, 1313 N street.
Jones' OrcheBtra. Phone L-9666.
SUITS
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The season's
most pleasing
and popular
model.
Idefylver
Collars
2for2J5o
For 8ale by
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A "Square Deal"
for everybody is "the
"Spalding Policy."
We guarantee each
buyer of aa article
bearing the Spalding
Trade Mark that
such an article will
give satisfaction and
a, reasonable amount
of service.
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