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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 19, 1916)
C. HOY MILLER, For Foot Comfort Adjustment of Fallen Arches, re- moval of Corns and ingrowing Nails Phone and the relief of Bunions. - COMFORT SHOES B3781 410 Ganter Building We Wish You Oliver Theater Sat Hat. & Night, Deo. 23 "PECK'S BAD BOY" Christmas Matinee & Night THE BOHEMIAN GIRL" MONDAY-TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY WESTERN VAUDEVILLE 2:303 8how Daily 7:15-9:00 PAULINE THURSTON AND HER HAWAIIANS In "The Garden of Aloha" HICKS A HART Boomerang Hat Throwers and Diablo Spinners MALEY AND WOOD In "Feet Fllrtolooy" LEW WELLS Saxaphone Comedian R0S8-FENT0N PLAYERS In "A Modern Cleopatra" "THE MYSTERIES OF MYRA" HEARST8 PICTORIAL NEW8 MATINEES 15c NIGHTS 25c LINCOLN'8 POPULAR PLAYHOUSE MONDAY-TUESDA Y.WEDNESDAY TABER 4 CLAIRE "That Dulnty Pair" "THE SHIELDING SHADOW" (Eplaode No. 10) THE HIGH DIVER'S CURSE (LKO Comedy) Sarlson Comedy Pathe New EDWIN AND LOTTIE FORD In Their Dancing ReVue Time 2:00-7:00-9:00 MATINEES 10c NIGHTS 15c MAJESTIC MONDAY AND TUESDAY Wm. Fox Present BERTHA KALICH In "Love and Hate" CARTOON COMEDY FLORENCE ROSE FASHIONS WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY BEATRICE FAIRFAX FLORENCE LA BADIE In "The Fear of Poverty" FRIDAY AND SATURDAY MABEL TALIAFERRO In "The Dawn of Love" (Metro) MUTT AND JEFF CARTOONS and METRO-DREW COMEDY Time: 1:30-3:15-7:15-9:00 p. m. ADULTS 10c CHILDREN 5e EAT AT CAFE 234 No. XXth Streat Qulok Service OpeT at All Tlmsa Orpheum Cafe peolal Attention to University Student BOXING AND WRESTLING LESSONS 20 for $3.00 City Y. M. C. A. THE Telanhnna R2311 iff ill 833 North 12th Si. Whitehead Coal & Lumber Co. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED 207 N. 11 OUTFITTERS OF BASKET BALL TEAMS Everything the individual player or a full team could need will be found at Lincoln's only exclusive sporting goods store. Spaulding or Victor Balls, Shoes and Suits; the best goods and the beat assortments at reasonable prices. LAWLOR'S 8porting and Athletic Goods IK Arrow W COLLARS art carve cut to fit tkshodiks perfectly. 5a)xsexuh,bforyy CLUETT. PEABOPy HCD-THCTiUktrs VACATION PROFITS Make money 1 his summer selling O-So-Diy Cedar Oil Polish for Aucomobiles, floors and furniture. Renews luster of paint and var nish, and makes old cars look like new. Easy opening always assured. Demonstration simple. Your profirs 66 per rent. O-So-Erv recommended by 18 big iito mobi le manufacture tobuyer of theircnr. No depoult neeled. WriteforourcllingpIn for College mm. O-SO-EZY PRODUCTS CO. 364-8 Jefferson Av. Detroit, Mich. fmmm Cleaners, Pressers, Dyers For the "Work and Servlca that Pleases.- Call B2311. Th Best quipped Dry Cleaning Plant in tha West. One day service if needed. Reasonable Prices, food work, prompt service. Repairs to men's garmenU carefully made. A An SOCIAL CALENDAR December 19 Beta Theta Pi formal, Lincoln hotel. Alpha Theta Chi dance, Art hall. Farm House dance, chapter house. Sigma Phi Epsilon dance, chapter house. Delta Tau Delta dence, chapter houfie. January S Senior hop, Rosewilde. Delta Upsilon dance, Lincoln. University Commercial club banquet, Lincoln hotel. January 6 Kappa Sigma dance, Rosewilde. Miss Fanny Drake, Y. W. C. A. sec retary and advisor, loaves this evening to spend the Christmas recess at her home in Broken Bow. Dorothy Raymond, ex-'17, will arrive tomorrow from Chicago, where she is studying music. Vance Traphagen, cx-'lK, from Cambridge, Mass.. Christmas at. home. Prof. Minnie T. England entertained the members of the Gills' Commercial club at dinner last Thursday evening. Lucile Wilcox, "IS. had as a week end guest, her sister, Florence Wil cox of North Platte. Ruth Farnham. cx-'1!. will return tills week from Wellesley, where she is attending school. Wayne Townsend. '1. who lias been ; 111 at St. Elizabeth's hospital, for the j past week, will be able to home In Cook, tomorrow. Alpha Delta I'i rave Its annual Christmas party Sat urday ' night Ht the chapter house. Miss Margaret Clcland chaperoned the thirty couples. Out-of-town aliin:nae who were there were: Gladys Wild. 'lf. of Mulligan : Junlta Campbell, 'lfi, of Brock; Fran cis Priest, 'lfi, of Wichita, Kas.; Ruth Sanrord, 'lfi, of Lynch: and Bessie Bailey, 'lfi, of St runs. Beta Theta Pi will give the first fraternity formal or the year w ncn they entertain eighty couples at a din ner dance at the Lincoln hotel tonight. The guest list Includes representatives frnm fiu other fraternities, the pat rons and the chaperonV- A nvP' ! courso dinner will be served at : HO. j The tables will have pink roses and , til ti a r fi nriins with Pink tulle shades. , The decorations In the ball room will be tall pedestals with large baskets of i.lnk roses and the festoons of flowers leading to the lattice of pink blue In front of the orchestra. XT oxri Mrs. George Holmes. and Mrs. .lohn Stoddart, Mr. and Mrs MnrrlB Folsom, Mr. and Mrs. 1 Cbapin, Dean Mary Graham, and Mr Arthur Hiltner will chapcrone dancers. Amone the out-of-town guests are Glen Barnes, Kairnnry. .e . . . T 1,V Ixins- G. and All Your Friends and All Their Friends and Everybody Else Very Happy Christmas AND Even Happier New Year ARMSTRONG'S GOOD CLOTHES MERCHANTS bury, New York City; Herbert Ryan, j Everett Burke, Loring Elliot, Omaha; ! Kenneth Wherry, Pawnee City; Robert j Talbot, Fairbury; and Walter Sonick son, Plattsmouth. THE MOGUL BARBER SHOP, 127 N. 12th. Best of attention given students. Meal ticket $5.50 for 14.50. Newbert Cafe, 137 No. 12th St. McGill University The call for money for the sufferers in the trench es of Europe is heard every day on the McGill university campus, and it must be said that not a time when the call has gone out has it been ig nored by those who have anything in the world to give. 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