PHONE B6774
Tell us Just what spare hours
you have and we will arrange
a class to suit your neds.
Lessen Your Work
in Unl. with Shorthand, Type
writing or Penmanship. Charges
are only for what you take.
LINCOLN BUSINESS
COLLEGE
L. B. C. Bldg. 14th & P St.
id 1st corner east of City Y. M. C A.
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Specialists
University Printing
LINCOLN DANCING ACADEMY
L-5477 1124 N St.
C. E. Bullard, U. of N. 'C2
is manager of the
Academy, and cat
ers to students,
others must have
invitation or they
will not be ad
mitted. We are
not open to the
public.
CLASSES Mon.,
Wed., Fri., and
Sat., 7:30 to 8:30.
Rates to Univer
sity girls.
Private lessons by
appointment.
SPECIAL STUDENT SOCIALS
Fridays and Saturdays
Hampton's Orchestra
Admission 25 cents to Students
GOTHIC THE NEW
2for25C COLLAR
IT FITS THE CRAVAT
Real Jumbo
Heavy-Cape Knit
Sweater Coats
Special
At most Stores
$7.50
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$4.95
It Pays to Dress Up!
The fellow who wears pood
clothes gets not only a lot of per
sonal satisfaction, but a certain
prestige which is a very tangible
advantage to him In many ways.
Now Is the time to dress-up!
Money has been "tight" for two or
three years and wardrobes have
been scantily stocked. Times are
better now. crops are big, more
money is in sight: if you want to
float on the crest of this prosperity
wave you must "look the' part."
Dross up!
Hegin by seeing; our new Ken
sington and Kitppenheimer Suits
and Overcoats for Fall. They are
hand-tailored from distinctive wool
ens to fit and stay fit. They're not
designed to meet a low price, but
to satisfy high expectations, and
they do it. $20. $25, $30, $35.
f you want to pay less, see our
KEN M OR SPECIALS AT $15.
None better at the price many not
so good.
CLOTHES tTHEY FIT
A Store For Men and Boys
married Wednesday evening to Dr.
Stanley Gillam Zemer. Xelle Givens
of Seward was maid of honor and
Ixjwell Zemer, brother of the groom,
was best man. Mrs. Zemer Is a mem
ber of Pi Beta Phi sorority. Dr. Zem
ers former home was in Astoria, O.
They will be at home after December
1, at 1237 C street.
Dr. F. J. Kelly, 1902, director of the
training school of the Kansas state
normal school, has been notified of
his appointment to the deanship of
the school of education of the Uni
versity of Kansas. Following his
graduation Mr. Kelly taught in the
public schools at Cedar Rapids, Neb.,
and then went to Lead, S. D., as head
of the training school of the state
Enslow Floral Co.
135 So. 12
The new Flower Store who ap
preciates your busienss.
OSCAR H. ENSLOW, Mgr.
B3695
Work brought to our office
any morning by 9 a. m. will
be ready at 6 p.m. if wanted
GLOBE
SOFT WATER
LAUNDRY
Office 340 S. 11th
Plant 1116 to 1130 L St.
normal school. He completed worn
for his doctor's degree at the teach
ers' college. Columbia university In
New York City. 19H.
MIXER SATURDAY NIGHT
Committee Lists Announced Admis
sion Twenty-Five Cents An
Elaborate Program
A large committee was selected yes
terday, which will have charge of the
"mixer" Saturday night. This is one
of the best school entertainments of
the year, and the large list of com
mitteman and patrons goes to show
that it is well supported.
The "mixer" will be the place for
al students. There the new students
will make friends and old ones will
renew their acquaintances. An elab
orate program of music, dancing,
games and refreshment is being plan
ned. The dancing will begin at 9
o'clock in the big gymnasium, while
the games will be going on in the
smaller one. Movin pictures of the
football team and the pageant will be
shown in the intervals between the
dances.
The majority of girls will go in
groups or by themselves. Freshmen
are urged to be present, for the event
is especially planned for them. Ad
mission, a quarter. The following Is,
the list of patrons and patronesses
and committeemen:
Patrons and Patronesses
Chancellor and Mrs. Samuel Avery.
Prof, and Mrs. E. H. Barbour.
Prof, and Mrs. J. E. Le Rossignal.
Prof, nd Mrs. G. E. Howard.
Prof, and Mrs. M. M. Fogg.
Dean and Mrs. C. C. Engberg.
Dean Mary C. Graham.
Committeemen
Percy Spencer.
Marcus Poteet.
Florence Angle.
Doris Slater.
Margarite Kaufman.
Albert Bryson.
R. W. Rutherford.
Ella Williams.
Lorin Caley.
Everett Scott.
Marie Cusack.
Louis Brownell.
Camille Leyda.
Helen Davidson.
Vivienne Holland.
David Bowman.
Ellsworth Moser.
Raleigh B. La Bas.
Guy Reed.
Dewitt Foster.
Prof. Guernsey Jones.
Prof. J. E. A. Alexis.
Music Louis P. Hagensick, F2042.
New Candidates Announced
Miss Julia Quinby, Omaha, and
Miohell Nolan, Alliance, have filed as
candidates for the Freshmen presi
dency, and Frank C. Boehmer, Lin
coln, for the Sophomore presidency.
Miss Quinby is the daughter of State
Senator Laurie J. Quinby. It is her
intention to the enter the College of
Law next year. Michell Nolan is a
member of the Sigma Alpha Epsilou
fraternity. He represented the North
western district of the Nebraska high
school debating league in 1914.
Frank C. Boehmer is well known and
promises to make the triangular con
test in the Sophomore class a lively
one.
Moot Court Officers
The following officers have been ap
pointed for practice court work at
the College of Law:
O. K. Perrin, district court judge.
C. R. Edmlster, justice of the peace.
B. H. Burrit, Justice of the peace.
John Loder,' special justice of the
peace.
E. Cover, clerk of the district and
supreme courts.
C. O. Lyda, assistant clerk.
J. C. Flaherty, sheriff.
Harold Schwab, deputy sheriff.
A Well-Hatted Woman
Is More Than
Half Well Dressed
The crowning feature of the costume is the hat. It either
makes or mars. It is the saving grace of the limited ward
robe, and the "sine qua nrui" of fhe perfectly dressed
woman.
We are Hatters to the Discriminating Young Women
MILLIKERY,
Mayer B
ELI SHIRE, Pres.-
Swedish
Gym Shoes
Made of soft leather with leather sole and spring
heel. Elastic webbing inset over instep. Just the
shoe for Gym work, and asthetic dancing. All
sizes now $1.75 pair.
IJasement.
NEW ARRIVALS IN SHOE SECTION
Girl's Gun Calf Shoes with black cloth top, lace
styL English last, sizes AA to C, $4.50 pair
Women's Glace Kid Button Boots pined with
white calf, very new. Sizes AA to C, $4.50 pair
Basement.
MILLER & PAINE
2nd FLOOR
o Co,