THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
The Gamma Phi Beta sorority gave
a Hallowe'en house party Friday even
ing. There were eighteen In attendance.
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Harvard 7 Michigan 0; thus stands
the score in the biggest inter-sectional
Bcrap of the year. We had hoped that
Yost's Wolverines would be returned
the victors, but It now appears that
old Mrs. Destiny must have Ignored
our w Ishes. when she picked tire win
ner. We can console ourselves with
the fact that Michigan outplayed. Har
vard, during the greater part of the
st niggle.
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From the Eastern viewpoint: Yale
28: Notre Dame. 0. Xotre Dame 33
South Dakota 0. South Dakota 0; Ne
braska 0.
The way we like to look at It : Har
vard 7: Michigan 0. Michigan s;
Michigan Aggies 0. Michigan Aggies
0; Nebraska 24.
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The two little tailenders of the Mis
'souri Valley Conference, Drake and
Washington University, of St. Louis,
fought a 7 to 7 draw, Saturday. Neither
team can claim the conference cham
pionship on the strength of that score
ARROW
SHIRTS
Hopes for the "Big Nine" champion
ship, and along with it, a claim to the
Western championship, rose in the
breasts of the Gopher rooters, when
they held the overbearing Maroons to
a 0 to 0 tie, in Saturday's game, at
Madison. The serious injury of "Dolly"
Grav. star half for Chicago, at a most
critical time, helped the Gophers considerably.
for every occasion.
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Still another tie was the result of
the Kansas-Oklahoma game, the core
being 16 to 16. Just why each team
chose the unusual number 16, as a
place to stop scoring, it Is Impossible
for us to say. Perhaps the blowing of
the final whistle had something to do
with it.
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Fraternities
Sororities
Get Our Cut Prices Before Buying
Eureka Semi Anthracite $7.00
Spadra 8.50
Komo 6.50
Washed Egg 6 00
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The Missouri Tigers defeated the
Kansas Aggies 13 to 3, Saturday. Mis
souri now pretends to hope (notwith
standing her defeat at the hands of
Ames), for a victory over Kansas,
which, she fondly points out, will put
her on a par with any team in the
conference If Kansas beats Nebraska.
How's that for an optimistic outlook?
Loeb's orchestra. L-9896. 325 So. 17.
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Society Column
(Continued from pf 2
Miss Maude E. Wilson, '05, was mar
ried to Tilden H. Stearns of St. Louis,
last week. Mrs. Stearns graduated
from the University of Nebraska with
Phi Beta Kappa honors. She has been
teaching music in Chicago during the
last year. Mr. Stearns is a graduate
of Brown University and did post grad
uate work at Harvard. Mr. and Mrs.
Stearns will make- their home in St.
I-ouis.
The Y. W. C. A- of the teachers'
college high school entertained the
pupils and teachers at a Hallowe'en
party on Friday evening. There were
j many witches, ghosts, hob-gcblins and
I an1 cnritAa A miipTnfr.fa uorP nro
vided in the various class rooms dur
nig the earlier part of the evening.
' Iater all the guests were assembled
In the study hall where refrehmients
were served. A program of readings
and ghost stories followed,
were present.
About 150
The Pi Beta Phi sorority gave a Hal
lowe'en dancing party last night at
! the Rosewilde hall. The programs
' and decorations were in festival sug
' gestions. Fifty couples attended. The
'out-of-town guests were: Miss Sybil
Hodges, Miss Katherine Carroll, Miss
Octilla Sherman, off of Fremont; Miss
' Cecil White, York, Neb.; Miss Lillian
Gman, Carrol. Neb.; Miss Katherine
Newbranch, Miss Fay Simon and Miss
Mary Taylor of Omaha; Miss Ruth
Porter. Crcston. Ia.; Miss Mary Hughey
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speak for themselves. This sale is of more than usual importance
FIRST the savings made possible by preparations extending
back fully six months SECOND, the certainty of advanced prices
on many of these goods if the European war continues.
Notable Sale o( Suits and Overcoats
Iu order to make this sale a helpful event the makers of "St
their PERFECT MATCHED BACKS, sold us over 500 Suits
duet ion. Every suit and overcoat is correct in style, built for
by expert salesmen.
ratford Clothes" famous' for
and Overcoats at a big re
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mien's Suits
Smart styles in serges,
cheviots and worsteds
REG. $1150 VALUES
FOR $14.50 AND $18.50
OVERCOATS
Balmacaans, Chesterfields,
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etc.
Kflen's Suits
The very finest hand
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$25, $30, $35 SUITS
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$1.50 Flannel Shirts 69c
IT'S TRUE less than half price for splendidly made,
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Caps at 0n8-HaIf Price
Attractive styles in fall cays
odd sizes, regu- pa
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$1 Flannel Gowns 69c
Full length gowns, cut large,
from heavy outing f
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Men's Tan Cape
Gloves, regular
ly $1.15, on
Sweater Coats,
heavy bribbed,
$6.50 QQ
values. ..3JyO
Fleece lined union
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Nebraska City; Miss Willis Phillips
and Miss Isabel Dyer, members of the
PI Beta Phi eorority from Ames, la.
Miss Mary Graham and Mrs. J. G.
Price wene the chaperones.
Thornburg's Orchestra, B2556.
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1528 0 Street 2001 Us. to the Ton
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