THE. DAIL Y N E B S A S K A, N ,,B
COMMERCE SCHOOL
MAKES BIG STRIDES
Head of Department Greatly Pleased
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We Certainly Got Smart Voting Dresser
Headed Our Way By "Coming
Across" With
''Matched-Back" Suits
WHITMAN'S GLASSY CANDY
MEIER DRUG CO.
13th and O STREETS
Studentn From other universities
Come Here to Get Course.
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Such
mart
ECKMAN
ROTHERS
Eleven-O-Seven-O
B
TanShoes
for drill purposes or any
other kind.
We have a splendid high
tan shoe with rubber sole
and the 0' Sullivan heel,
mads in English lasts.
KLINE'S
Ik Met's Store
day that there were between 150 and
200 enrolled in the School of Com
merce. This large enrollment Is an
excellent response to the efforts of
the professors who have worked hard
In building and arranging this orancn
of the University. The courses given
are ones which appeal to every one
upon the campus because of their
thoroughness and direct bearing upon
after life. Many students are realiz
ing that the professions are over
crowded and that there is plenty of
room for all in the great business
world. They are consequently talcing
advantage of the opportunity which
they have of getting the work they
desire.
While particular attention Is paid to
these branches of work which a busi
ness man meets every day In practice,
nevertheless the culture side is not
neglected.
Much attention Is paid to rhetoric,
economics, philosophy, etc., so that a
broad education is the result.
The School of Commerce gives a
three years' course in accounting.
There are over 100 enrolled in the
first year class in elementary account
ing. The second year is spent on ad
vanced accounting and the third year
is devoted to auditing. This course
thoroughly prepares a man to take the
examinations of certified public ac
countant.
In the classes' of commercial and in
dustrial geography there are also over
100 enrolled, the class in business law
is again under Prof. Robbins of the
Law College, who made such a success
of the work last year. This course
has been changed this year from a
two-hour class to a three as it was
found last year that the work cpuld
not be satisfactorily carried on in two
hours.
Nebraska may well boast of this
branch of our University because its
the only school of its kind in the
Valley. Chicago has a School of Com
merce and Minnesota gives 'the same
class of work as Nebraska but site
has no particular school.
There are several students enrolled
from other states who have come here
especially for this work.
Candidates for the positions on
the Nebraskan reportorial staff
report In old Nebraskan office in
basement of University Hall.
Leave written applications on
the Managing Editor's desk.
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THE
Evans
Cleaners
Pressers
Dyers
Telephone B23ii 333 Itertk 12tk Street
For the "Work and Service that Pleases" Call B2311
The best equipped Dry Cleaning Plan in the West
One day service if needed.
Prices as reasonable as high grade work and prompt service
will permit.
A cordial invitation to visit our very complete plant
Repairs to men's garments carefully made.
You very particular dressers who insist, that every de
tail in the style, fit and quality of your clofches there must
be "just so" you would
never have selected a more desirable feature than now makes
"Stratford" Clothes the most desirable suits ever created for
young men. ... y
Clothes That Match Perfectly in ihe Back,
The Newest Discovery in Modern Tailoring,
Only a few of the leading stores in America wore able to se
cure this feature for fall, owing to the inability of" Stratford"
tailors to supply very city the first season. Matching clothes in
the back requires the highest tailoring skill; that's why
STRATFORD CLOTHES LOOK BETTER, PIT BETTER AND
GIVE LONGER SERVICE
than anv other readv-to-wear clothes. We want you hard-to-
please young men to see these equal-to-cnstom-tailored clothes.
The little expense we have here
enables us to offer these suits
at
om-tauorea ciotnes.
$23.60
New Instructor.
Mr. Silvester of Princeton Is the
new Instructor in the men's, physical
educational department. He comes
directly from Erie, Pa., where he had
charge of the playgrounds during the
summer. Mr. Sylvester takes the posi
tion of Mr. Reynolds who is now In
business In Chicago.
Kansas Enrollment Jumps.
Enrollment has been Increasing
rapidly from the first day. On Friday
evening 2,107 students had registered,
an increase of 124 over Friday's total
last year.
The plan of enrollment is entirely
new this fall, and is proving very satis
factory. It was formulated by the
enrollment committee, of which Miss
Jessie Machir, registrar, Is the chair
man. The Kansas State Collegian.
NOTICE TO FRATERNITIES.
The names of all men that the
fraternities desire to pledge
must be handed in at the regis-
trar's office, addressed to Profes-
sor Barbour, by 4 p. m., Friday,
September 25. The executive
committee of the council has
delegated the approving of these
lists to Professor Barbour.
Jones' Orchestra, phone L-9666.
CO-OP BOOK STORE
Has anything a student needs. Buy and sell second
hand books.
Watch TM SfHK Eviy Pay
318 North lltfc St. Lkcola
fc mi its lis fe As J 1 Lr
f
Can you write good English?
Will you work faithfully an hour
each day? If so, we want your
services as reporter on the. Daily
Nebraskan. Apply today ai -Ne-
braskan office, University Ball,
between 2:00 and 5:00 o'clock.
Have nice front room for two
TJni girls. 1439 S. 5-8
FOUND la chemical lecture room,
ladies' handbag, containing purge,
bill and small change. Call on jani
tor, Chemical building. 6-9
Add DoDars
to your income by getting an expert
knowledge of Accounting, Shorthand,
Typewriting, or other commercial sub
jects. Put your spare time to good account
by carrying a course with ua. Suit
able hours can be arranged. Tuition
reasonable. You are invited to call.
Corner 14th & O Streets.
Gas and Electric Building.
W. M. BRYANT, Pres. GERTRUDE BEERS, Vlce-Pre.
University Y.M.C.A. Cafeteria
IN THE TEMPLE
FOR UNIVERSITY FOLKS ONLY
Quality Economy Convenience
Meal Hours, 7:008:30 11:001:30 5.907.00.
WHY
DO
STUDENTS BUY
THEIR SUPPLIES
FOUND Pocketbook, black, with
money; IdenUfy and pay for tWs
adv. Inquire Nebraskan oftce.
AT
1212 O STREET
GOME IN AND FIND OUT
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