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410 Ganter
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Adjustment ot Fallen Arches, re
moval of Corns and ingrowing Nails
and tbe relief ot Bunions.
COMFORT SHOES
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MARTIN BECK'S ORPHEUM
MA CIRCUIT
2.2aTWICE DAILY-:20
CLARA MORTON
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,;ctfd by FRANK SHEEN, In a
Mu S Diversion by Junie McGree
Musical THEL HOPKINS
Daughter of Vaudeville
FRED ADELE ASTAIRE
KULLERVO BROTHERS
BYAL EARLY
HALLIGAN SYKES
RILLY dama
in "Somewhere In Jersey"
THE CURE" with RALPH LOCKE
and IDA STANHOPE
A Domestic Comedy In One Act
TRAVEL WEEKLY
ORPHEUM ORCHESTRA
Matinees-25c Nights 25c 50c, 75c
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FRANCES NELSON
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THE POWER OF DECISION
A 5-Act Metro Play
VAUDEVILLE
CHRISTIE & GRIFFIN
"Those Two Nifty Boys"
FIVE EMIGRANTS
"From the Old World to the New"
News Weekly
Time 5:00 7:009:00
Matinee 10c Niflhtt 15c
PEASE DRUG CO.
Grand Island
Lincoln 1321
Falrbury
O St.
SUCCESSORS TO
Riggs Pharmacy Co.
Wilson's Drug Store
E. W. SCHAUFELBERGER,
B. Sc. '16, Manager
Have Your Eye
Examined and,
Glasses Fitted by
DR. MARTIN,
Optometrist, Specialist In Eye
sight Care.
1234 O Street
Opposite Miller & Paine
CLEANING
SERVICE
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tensive Wardrobe with our
prompt service at hand.
Phone us any day it you
want garments cleaned and
pressed by evening. "We can
do it and do it right.
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& DYE WORKS
326 S. 11th Lincoln, Neb.
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ANNOUNCES GIRL
CLUB COMMITTEES
PRESIDENT YOUNGBLUT NAMES
HER APPOINTMENTS
Edith Youngblut, president of the
girl's club, announced her committees
for next year at the first meeting of
the newly ejected board yesterday
noon in Faculty hall. General plans
for next fall were discussed.
The committees are:
Social
Dorothy Fettis, chairman.
Lucile Wilcox.
Alice Temple.
Membership
Winifred Moran, chairman.
Katherine Kohl.
Publicity and poster
Fern Xoble, chairman.
Carolyn Reed.
Constitution
Jean Burroughs, chairman
Katherine Kohl.
Freshmen
Jean Burroughs, chairman.
Jane Kingery.
Eleanor Bennett.
Mass meeting
Marion Reader, chairman.
Helen Holtz.
JUNIORS TAKE
CO-ED TRACK MEET
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the first time. Fine records were made
in both. Helen Hewitt hurled the
javelin 69 feet 11 inches, and Mar
jorie Green leaped 13 feet 8 inches.
The baseball game was the tightest
and best of the entire series. The
seniors deserve much credit for their
plucky fight as it was practically con
ceded that the juniors would win. Ex
cellent pitching and clever fielding
were plentiful on both sides.
Junior Battery Features
The battery work of Blanche Hig
gins and Mildred Chapin was the fea
ture of the game. Both worked like
veterans and many seniors were re
tired on strikes and when put out in
this way there was no attempt made
to reach first on the fumble of the
catcher, because there was no fumble.
Beatrice Dierks and Lola Fussil
were the participants in one of the
freakiest of plays when a fly ball was
knocked in their direction. Both
fielders rushed in toward the ball. Miss
Dierks reaching its first. She reached
up and the ball lit in her hands but
bounced out and back of her. Miss
Fussil, who had stopped behind Miss
Dierks, sprang forward and caught the
ball just before it reached the ground,
completing the put out.
Baseball summary:
Seniors Position Junior
Ermine Carmean.p. .Blanche Higgins
Louise White .. .c. . .Mildred Chapin
Edith Brown ..lb Grace Niche's
Lillian Wirt ..2b Mary A. Davey
Fern Longacre. .3b. Valentine Minford
Lucy Jeffords ..ss Ruth Shively
Lucile Roane ..ss Bertha Bates
Ora NefT of Beatrice Dierks
Elsie Mathews.. of Lola Fussil
Sally Weston ..of Buelah Halte
Marjorie Green. .of Margaret Anderson
Substitute Beatrice Koch.
Hits Juniors, 5; seniors, 2.
Umpire Mrs. Jessie Beghtol Lee.
The track summary:
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HERE'S FOOD FOR THOUGHT
In the spirit of service ahead and economy, when everything is
tfoing skyward, we're offering a continuation of a sale with a
strong tendency downward a yearly event with a readjustment
of prices to meet the new national conditions. This appeal to
economy is one of the manv that has made M. B. Co. what it is
todav, "Lincoln's Most Select and Fastest Growing Women's
WnaHv-tft-WMv Shon." Economy is one of the. reasons why
every woman in this vicinity likes to trade here
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One of a kind models, most
of them, but all sires are in
cluded. Early selection is
advised, for garments do not
linger long after this store
announces a sale.
These reductions cm
brace our entire stock.
Thus thinking women
may save considerable
money on their apparel
at no sacrifice in style.
Women's Silk Suits
Women's Cloth Suits
Women's Coats
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20 OFF 20 DISCOUNT $5.95 98c to $6.95 98c to $10.00
WE DIRECT ATTENTION TO SUMMERTIME APPAREL
It is to YOUR advantage to buy NOW, while ALL the current modes are being displayed in a
sweet profusion of distinctive styles.
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TRY CLUB TEXXIS VARIOUS SOCIAL AFFAIRS.
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30-yard dash Elizabeth Cheney,
first; Edith Brown, second; Elizabeth
Doyle, third. Time 5 seconds.
50-yard dash Grace Nichols, first;
Elizabeth Cheney, second; Blanche
Higgins, third. Time 6 2-3 seconds.
(Xew record.)
60-yard hurdles Grace Nichols,
first; Ruth McKenney, second; no
third. Time 10 3 5 seconds.
Tole vault Grace Nichols, first;
Ruth Shively, second; Margaret An
derson, Lenore Xoble, tied for third.
Height 5 feet, 6 inches.
High jump Eleanor Frampton,
first; Hehen Hewitt,, second; Marjorie
Green, third. Height 4 feet, 2Vfc
inches. (New record.)
Baseball throw Helen Hewitt, first;
Mildred Chapin, second; Daisy Parks,
third. Distance 177 feet. 3 inches.
Basketball throw Margaret Ander
son. first; Ora NefT. second; Helen
Holtz, third. Distance 73 feet, 4
inches.
Javelin throw Helen Hewitt, first;
Margaret Anderson, second; Beatrice
Dierks, third. Distance 69 feet 11
inches. (Nebraska record.)
Shot put Blanche Higgins, first;
Mildred Chapin, second; Ora Neff,
third. Distance 3 feet 7Vz inches.
(New record.)
Broad jump Marjorie Green, first;
Beatrice Dterks. second; Blanche Hig
gins, third. Distance 13 feet S1
inches. (Nebraska record.)
400-yard relay Juniors Bertha
Bates, Camilla Koch. Valentine Min
ford, Ruth Shively. Jean Burroughs,
Blanche Higgins, Grace Nichols. Beat
rice Dierks. first; seniors Edith
Brown, Lucy Jefirods, Marjorie Green,
Lillian Wirt, Fern Longacre. Ermine
j Cannean, Louise White. Elizabeth
Doyle, second; sophomores tnzaoem
Cheney, Dora Sehaupp, Helen Hewitt,
Madeline Girard, Fern Noble, Lenore
Noble, Katherine Kohl, Eleanor Ben
net, third.
SOCIETY
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Psych. Class at Clinic !
The psychology 3 ciass. under the
direction of Dr. Winifred Hyde, at
tended a clinic at the state hospital
for the insane last night.
Patriotic Frat Men
The fraternity men of Michigan are
very patriotic. Over four hundred
men have enlisted from the Michigan
fraternities. Ex.
May 19
Alpha Delta Pi, banquet, chapter
house.
Union picnic, Crete.
Mrs. John Miller Knote, jr., national
grand inspector of Alpha uw Delta, is
grand inspector of Alpha Xi Delta, is
this week. A dinner party will be
held in her honor Friday evening.
PERSONALS
Helen Giltner, '20, went to Omaha
yesterday to visit over. Sunday.
Augusta Kilpatrick-Graff, ex'18. of
Beatrice, was a guest at the Delta
Gamma house Wednesday.
Irene Johnson, '18, went to Omaha
yesterday to spend the week-end with
her parents.
Virginia Gallentlne, '18, Dorothy
Davies, i8..Edna Coffee. '18. Ruth
Anderson, '18, Louise Stoll, '18, and
Julia Miller, "18, will spend Saturday
and Sunday In Geneva, the guests of
Nell Younger, '18.
Prof. C. E. Persinger of the depart-
ment of American history delivers the !
commencement address at Ansley to
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"Fox Furs for Summer"
the edict has flone forth and milady
must obey
We are displaying an excellent line of
animal and flat shapes in Red, Fox. Poiree
Fox, Octello Fox. WHITE Fox, Blue Ice
Fox, Taupe Fox, Black Fox, et:.
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