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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (May 18, 1915)
Sale oS lists WORTHY OF ANY MAN'S INVESTIGATION Why such reductions? Dccaxise these :shirts were made especially for us by a prominent maker from short ends and odd pieces of shirtings. $1.50 and $2 11 11 Shirts . . PUoJl Scares of beautiful new patterns and colors in summer shirts made from serviceable soisette, madras and crepe materials in sizes H to 17 Y. $2.50Shirts$1.65 Unusually attractive styles in SILK MADRAS Shirts with turn back cuffs made from lustrous good p.at terns. 3 Smashing Big Underwear Specials Even if warm weather wasn't here the saving oppor tunities presented by this sale should tempt you to lay in a summer's supply. MEN'S POROSKNIT UNION SUITS (the genuine) in ankle or knee lengths, perfectly proportioned, choose from white or ecru in regular suits for 630 Men's Union Suits, made of white Egyptian cotton, short sleeves and ankle lengths that are Athletic Union Suits of satin check nainsook patent, elastic, closed crotch, knee length and. sleeveless. Always $1.00 69c 3 wMI 1 GST 1 1 u m ! i n i v" Regularly $1 79c 50c Neckwear 29c THEATRES ORPHEUM All This Week, May 17-22 3 Timet Daily, 2, 7, 9 p. m. THE CHRISTIAN In Eight Gripping Interesting Parts. A masterpiece In 500 scenes, with an All Star Cast of Vitagraph Players. Prices Mat., all seats 10c Night All seats 25c Social ano personal mm The Three Ellisons DeHollis & Company "The Ring of Death" "Road o' Strifs" "Valley of Humiliation" ave Him for His Wife Hearst-Selig News nmurs GLASSY SUMT mbier drug co. ISth essd O STREETS NORTHWESTERN TEACH ERS AGENCY The leading Agency for the ntlre WEST and ALASKA. Now h the best time to enroll for 1815-16 vacancies. Write imme diately for free circular.. BOISE, IDAHO Mary and Eunice Chapin entertained at 1 o'clock luncheon Saturday for Delta Delta Delta. Sigma Alpha Epsilon gave an in formal dancing party at- the Lincoln hotel Saturday evening. The annual banquet of Silver Lynx was held at the Lindell Hotel Satur day evening. Toasts were given by Will Kavan, Russell Clark, Will Bau-mam-J. McLafferty, C. L. Rein, and C. H. Epperson. The engagement of Miss Fertrude Welch of Shenandoah, Iowa, to Earl May of Hay Center, Nebr., was an nounced at the Kappa Kappa Gamma banquet Saturday night Miss Welch is a Sophomore in the University. Mr. May is a Senior in the Law College. LOWNEY'S AND JOHNSON'S CANDIES FILLERS Prescription HARMACY .Cer. 16th Jk O St Phone B4423 GEORGE BROS. IPcfntfno 3I3 IS STREET "MOINEY" J1 mint makes It and under the Jjnns of the CONTINENTAL MORT AGE COMPANY you can secure it at for any legal purpose on approved 1 estate. Terms easy, tell us your tts and we will co-operate with you. ,C pETTY & COMPANY uenha m Building, Denver, Colo. The Alpha Xi Delta sorority gave an informal house dance Saturday night Thirty couples were in attend ance chaperoned by Miss Hanke and Mr. Hiltner, Miss Runge, and Mr. Raber, and Mrs. Ida Fairbrother. Among the dancers were Miss Mar garet Greenough and Miss Marie Hix enbaugb of Omaha. school visitors in Lincoln for Fete Day. The house was decorated with the fraternity colors and Japanese lanterns were used to light the lawn. The chaperones were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Crancer and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Saunders. Among the out-of-town visitors were Charles Morearity, Fri dolf Engstrom, Carl Lutz, Lyman Phil lips, Paul Ohman, of Omaha; Kenner, Belle vue; Dai Lantz, Kearney; Lind berg, Stromsburg; Parish, Belleville, Kans.; Lloyd Da vies, Lewis Oliver, Superior. Miss Otis Hassler to George Tunnison, Delta Upsilon, of Omaha; Miss Ger trude Welch to Earl May, Acacia, of Hay Center, THE Era Telephone B2S11 S33 North 12th St Gleaners, Pressers, Dyers For the "Work and Service tht Pleases." Call B2311. The Beat equipped Dry Cleanjng Plant in the West One day service if. needed. Reasonable Prices, good work, prompt service. Repairs to men's garments carefully made. The Delta Chi fraternity gave a dance and lawn party at the chapter house Friday night which was at tended by many outof-town guests. The lawn was decorated with Jap anese lanterns and colored lights. Re freshments were served outside. Thirty couples attended the party, which was chaperoned by Mr. Arthur Hiltner and Miss seagwic. Seventy-five members attended the annual banquet of Kappa Kappa Gamma at the Lindell Hotel, Saturday night A program of music and a dramatic selection took the place of the usual toast Nellie White Mar shall was mistress of ceremonies. The list of engagements of Kappa girls ap pearing in the Kronicle was as fol- Miiii'.S tQ rrralofssvbgkqj bs bzb lows: Miss Dorothy Harpham to Philip O. Southwick, Phi Kappa Psi, of Lincoln; Miss Irene Bailey Walker Laubach, Sigma Chi, of Oma ha; Miss Delia Ladd to Warren B. Romans, Phi Delta Theta, of Lincoln; trt I When you are looking for a Qs&dn&tion Present go to The UNIVERSITY BOOK STORE First. Phone B-3684 310 No. 11th LINCOLN The Beta Theta Pi fraternity gave a nlmic at Penn Woods Saturday after noon that was attended by more than a hundred persons. The party left T Jn.Ain in autos early in the after noon and enjoyed outdoor games until the lunch hour, when an elaborate picnic supper was served. The return to Lincoln was made at 8:30 in the evening. Doctor Knigut was cujt- eron for the picnic. rhl Gamma Delta fraternity enter- ,vi fiffv roubles at a house party Saturday evening in honor of the high R EA D.Y! STRAV HATS- PALM BEACH SUITS SEE OUR SHOW WINDOWS ARMS TRONG'S