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Oliver Theater
TONIGHT, SAT. & SAT. MAT.
The Whit Slave Play
"THE GIRL WITHOUT A
CHANCE"
Nights- 50c, 35c, 25c Mat 25c
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2:30 Two Performances Daily 8:20
PAT ROONEY & MARION BENT
Universal Favorites
CRAIG CAMPBELL
JIMMY DUFFY AND
MERCEDES LORENZE
LULU M'CONNELL AND
GRANT SIMPSON
THREE DU-FOR BOYS
PRINCESS KALAMA
MADAM SUMIKO
Matinees 25c Evenings 25c 50c, 75c
THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
GEORGE AND LILLY GARDEN
"LIE SUBLIME"
PATHE NEWS
LURED BUT CURED
A Big LKO Comedy
NEVINS AND EDWARDS
Time, 2, 7, Matinee 10c, Nights 15c
MAJESTIC
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
UNA CAVAHERI
The Most Beautiful Woman in
the WoHd in
THE SHADOW OF HER PAST"
Also a Comedy and
Hans and Fritz Cartoons
Time 1:80, 8:15, 7:15, 9 P. M.
WED. & THURS.
Supreme Actress
-CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG"
in THE COMMON LAW" by
Robt. Chambers.
No Advance in Prices
Tucker &
Shean
1123 O St.
Manufacturing Jewelers and
Opticians
Class Pins and Rings of
All Kinds
"SPA"
Get your Lunches at the
City Y. M. C A, Cafeteria Plan
1STH AND P '
Our Prompt
Service
Ensile yon to have gar
ments thorougily cleaned
and pressed in jnst a few
hours. We do all loads of
altering and repairing. We
clean and block hats. Post
age paid one way on all out-of-town
order.
lincoln cleaning
& dye vcrks
S26 S. lid IinccWKeo.
LEOEOUKUP.Hgr.
Have your eye e
amlfted d Gle
fitted by W. H.
MARTIN, O. D-
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n.rnnn T TASES SOLICITED
1T34 O Strw. Sutte 5. Pt.one 1-7771
Opposite Witter A Ple
v0
if Overcoat for $
Ready to Put On
Many business men do not like the
idea of wearing the same clothes every
day. They have caught the idea of paying
a medium price.
They come here for
Styleplus ft7
Clothes
Jk.
which enables one to have several changes in
his wardrobe without increasing his clothing
bill.
Styleplus is right in the front rank, abreast
with approved style.
The fabrics are all wool, well tailored, and the
clothes fit. Models for all years and voca
tions. Guaranteed satisfaction.
The makers great volume on this suit of one
price has kept the price at $17 in spite of
increased cost of materials.
THE STORE AHEAD
Mayer Bros. Co.
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ELI SHIRE, Pres.-
Clothes l
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SOwiAL CALENDAR
October 13
Band Benefit Ball Auditorium,
pi Beta rbi RoseiMe,
October 14
Beta Thetx Pi Lincoln.
Pi Kappa Fti Chapter bouse.
Engineering Society-Smoker, Walfeb
ban.
Freshman Mixer Armory.
DelU Gamma Chapter bouse.
Chi Omega Roeewilde.
PHI ALPHA DELTA
INITIATION AND BANQUET
The Phi Alpha DelU law fraternity
initiation aad banquet was held Tues
day evening in the Lincoln uo.
Thirty members banqueiea m
.t 7-20 o'clock. Homer
tUllylltiU Will -
Hewitt. 17, preaited a toaetmaster.
tfl John E. Jaoobeon. 1. Harry
PresBley. '17, nu John P. Senning
responded with short talka. The init-
iitea mere: v. s. bp.
Lncas. Frank F. Barnett, D. Gilbert
Eldrege. Atrhur E. Tenhalff. HarjT
T. PresEley. B. F. Rohrbaugb. Curti.
. . Tin PneMI
a Lyda, Alrin B. naic,
L. Gayer.
Among those who will attend tbe
Lyford-Dittman wedding tomorrow in
Falls City, are Genevieve Lowry. 1S,
Ruth Quigly. '17, Gladys Holland, 18,
Bob Gist, '20, and Mildred Bowers. 18.
Dr. George Pratt, '10, is in the city
for the week end.
Ralph Sturm, "18. spent part of the
week in Xehawka.
bave general supervision of the Corn-
hnsker basketball team this year, and
rooters will watch bis work with in
terest. On the coast Dr. Stewart bad
evem better success in developing
strong basketball fives than be did In
producing champion football machines.
His system of coaching, formulated
during years of experience, lays the
stme stress upon details as does his
tutoring of the football team.
Sylvia Prokes, '18. will visit at her
home in Schuyler this week end.
CIVILIAN &OLIDERS MAKE BRAVE
i BAYONET CHARGE ON LIBRARY
I
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Helen Scott HurU. 13, of Omaha,
spent yesterday at the DelU Gamma
house.
. Leaore Young, ex 17. and Florinda
Young. i-17, will visit Lula Mitchell,
18. this week end.
Helen Sorenson. 15. Agnes Russell,
IS. and Ruth Mills, li. motored to
Lincoln from Omaha yesterday.
J While the hostile force approached
from the north, those who were study
ing in the library seemed oblivious to
the threatened invasion.
A great many volleys were fired at
the library wall, but the attacking
' force did not bring to bear English
, literature assignments or other heavy
j artillery. At a late hour the attack
bad not been resumed ana tnxs secior
of the campni theater of
, somewhat tame.
LET A NEBRASKAN
WANT AD
do it for you.
Find you employment hire your help for you find that lost article
put you in touch with a trade on that motor cycle. Old Book, etc.
See T. A. Williams, basement A dm. Bldg.
12 words 10c VzC for each additional word. 3 insertions 25c
N.
Cafe
-tdclcome stufrcnts
13Q So. 11th STREET
AugusU Kilpatrick, ex-18. is in the
city. Miss Kilpatrick came to attena
the DelU Gamma bouse dance tomor
row night.
WALT LUDWIG
Makes the Nobbiest Clothes In Town.
Ask about him.
60 CANDIDATES
FOR BASKETBALL
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-JRes with ck" Hartean setU it
comple. Altfcurh 1?,e varsity wEl bare re
hard vacant to fill this winter, -erne
rrciTrsirg creates turned Vit fw
ini.fcl 1 rflttir. W.ch" FWio.
form-TlT an Cmnha tirh scho.4 star
-Porky" Flmn, -Johnnie" Collins
look especially good at this early date.
Their work on the freshman five last
year predicU another good showing
by Nebraska, last year's valley confer
ence champions.
Rosy Reports
Reports from Kansas and Ames con
cerning early season basketball prac
tice are tinted with rosy dream, for
both of tbem wi3 have a good repre
eenuticm of old men and a likely look
ing string of eligible-
Dr. Steart, the new coach, vO
Oar display of good suits, overcoats, furnishings
and hats for particular young men, was never more
complete; we urge you to call and see them at your
first opportunity.
1325 O Street