THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
"THE NIGHT BOAT" AND LILLIAN
FITZGERALD AT THE ORPHEUM
"The Night Boat" is just ahout the
cleverest and best acted skit that
wo have seen in months. It's good
all the way through, with a scream
ingly ludicrous finale. Lillian Fitz
gerald Uvea up to her billing as
"vaudeville's most versatile per
former." Her hoiirs are wonders in
every way, well sung and acted in
the typical Fitzgerald manner. A. S.
W. in Salt Lake Ilernld-Republican.
Adv.
beat and you avoid the hurry and
your request we will hold them until
worry of last minute buying. At
ready to mail. Come in and if
nothing pleases, we will design some
thing especially for you.
GEORGE BROTHERS
' Printers and Stationers
1313 N Street
C. ROY MILLER, For Foot Comfort
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COMFORT SHOES B-3781
Christmas Greeting Cards should
be ordered now. The selection is
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Tonight, Wed. and Wed. Matinee
THE
BIRD OF PARADISE
PHONE B-3398
QRPHEURfl
Western Vaudeville
Monday .Tuesday and Wednesday
December 3, 4, 5, 131
Tenth Episode
"THE SEVEN PEARLS"
VAUDEVILLE
WATSON & LITTLE
"A Matrimonial Bargain
FIVE VIOLIN GIRLS
A Dainty Quintette Who Sing,
Dance and Play
FIELDS & WELLS
Classical Comics
WEISE TROUPE
The Acme of Athletic Perfection
Matinee every afternoon at 2:30;
any seat 15 cents. Nights at 7:15
and 9:00: any seat 25 cents.
"WAR TAX ADDITIONAL"
COMING
Beginning Monday Mat. Dec. 10
Ending Wednesday mai, ucs. i
Thomas H. Ince presents
i.r l V I I I T A T I O N"
The Million Dollar Motion Pic
ture Spectacle Dy laaraner
Sullivan; music by Victor L.
Direct from Criterion Theater,
New YorK, wnere aumiooiun
orices packed the house.
"Nothing so stupendous ever
created by the brain ot man.
New York Evening Journal.
Matinees at 2:30; all seats 25c.
Nights at 8:20; orchestra seats,
50c, balcony, 25c.
War Tax Additional
WE HAVE KHAKI COLORED YARNS FOR KNITTING SWEATERS, SOCKS, HELMETS, WRISTLETS, ETC.
FANCY DRAPE
VEILS in new
scroll and fancy
chenille dotted ef
fects, in wanted
colors, priced very
low at
75c to $1.98
Main Floor.
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(GOLP & CO. r
Little , - Trading
l.m.- 112 to 122 North 10th St., Lincoln tump
CROSS-CUT TRIM
MING FURS
Nutria,. Ermine
Muskrat, Coney, etc.
black, brown and
white furs 2-inch
widths priced at,
yard
$1,81.25, $1.50
The Supreme Selling Event of the Year --- The Great
Sample Purchase Sale gf Stunning Coats
Tliis mighty sale of the season's smartest Coats for women and misses at lower than usual January Clearance prices
continues this entire week. Bought at far below value, a big New York manufacturer's entire sample line combined
with own great stock of stunning cloth Coats over three hundred stunning models in all are offered at these five
startling sale prices, making it a selling event of the rarest character one worthy of the attendance of every woman
in Nebraska. Bear in mind that the values quoted represent our own low regular prices which were the lowest to be
found ANYWHERE and now, with these startling added reductions, mean the most wonderful Coat values of the
whole year!
EVERY COAT OFFERED is a master production of the fashion-designers art and
strictly up-to-the-hour in every style detail. Many are trimmed with and have large,
convertible cape collars of richest furs such as muskrat, Australian opossum, Hudson,
'" seal, near seal, Nutria, natural raccoon, black with plain, or fancy satins, peau de
cygnes, etc. Materials embrace: Bolivia, Bernice Cloth, Wool Velour, Silverton
Velour, Pebble Cloth, Cut Velour, Cheviot, Suede Velour, Plain Velour, Vicuna, Pom
Pom, etc., in all the favored and staple shades.
Before even considering the purchase of a coat anywhere, come here and see the wonderful values this big sale of
fers, for then, and not till then, will you realize the real immensity of the tremendous savings represented. Remem
ber, the great special purchase lot combined with our own great regular, stock offered at these five sensational sale
prices !
(See Window Display)
Second Floor.
Big Shows & Good Music
L. M. Gorman, Mgr.
Monday and Tuesday
Another Big Feature That
Is Breaking Records
Everywhere
HALL CAINE'S
Greatest Story
"THE MANX MAN"
Also Comedy, Topical and
War News
Shows Star -1, 3, 5, 7, 9
P. M.
Bargain Matinees All
OQl S
jyl
LOT 1 Values to $20
and the biggest Coat
values offered in
months at only
$13.50
LOT 2 Values to
$27.50 and the might
iest garment values
presented in months at
$18,50
LOT 3 Values to $35
and the year's most
sensational Coat val
ues offered at
$23.50
LOT 4 Values to $40
and the most stun
ning Coats ever of
fered at the very low
price of
$28.50
LOT 5 Values to $50
and Coats that were
unsurpassed at origi
nal prices at this
sale
$37.50
Bow was called home Sunday by the
unexpected death of her father.
Lieutenant Gene Dinsmore, ex-'20,
is at home in Lincoln for a few days.
Dinsmore recently received his com
mission as second yeutenant in the
artillery at Fort Snelling.
SOCIETY
SOCIAL CALENDAR
November 27
Sigma Nu freshmen house dance.
November 28
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Rosewilde.
November 29
Beta Theta Pi Lincoln.
December 7
Girls' Cornhusker party Armory.
December 8
Comus Club dance.
Pi Kappa Phi dance Temple.
December 14
Alpha Theta Chi Lincoln.
Pre-Medic hop Rosewilde.
Phi Delta Theta Temple.
December 15
Freshman hop Lincoln
Alpha Delta Pi Rosewilde.
Sigma Nu pig dinner chapter
house.
All-University Christmas party
Armory.
The Sigma Nu freshmen enter
tained for the upperclassmen at a
house dance last Tuesday evening.
About thirty couples were present.
The out-of-town guests present were
Jack Clarke, ex-'19, Kansas Univer
sity: Robert Vernon, '17, Camp Funs
wn, and Frank Parsons, Omaha. The
Jjaaperones were Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Burch, Miss Lois Moore,
C. A. Freeman and Ernest Ken-
ney.
UNIVERSITY NOTICES
Red Cross
The Red Cross rooms will not be
open this week either for work or
for classes.
A. I. E. E.
The Electrical engineering stu
dents will meet in E. E. laboratory
Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Three seniors will tell of their ex
periences in the telephone work.
Fnancial Statement
Engineers hop, given by the En
gineering society on November 24,
at the Lincoln. Total receipts, in
cluding war tax, $125.41; expendi
tures: music, $43; hall, $25; refresh
ments, 317.50; programs, 312; adver
tising, $2.50; doorkeeper, $2;
flowers, $1.50; printing tickets, $1;
war tax, $12.61. Total expenses,
$118.61. Net gain, $7.80, which will
be left in the treasury of the so
ciety. Complimentary tickets were
issued to the following persons: L.
M. Soltow, H. Langdon. N. E. Diehl,
V. Kaufman, J. M. Root, H. F.
Weatherbee and H. B. Thompson.
Audited December 3, 1917.
T. A. WILLIAMS.
Observatory Closed
Public evening at the observatory
will be omitted this evening on ac
count of the smallpox epidemic.
Visit Historical Society
Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Butcher of
Broken Bow visited th Historical
society Monday. Mr. Butcher has
taken several thousand pictures of
pioneer life in Nebraska which are
in the collection at the Historical
society rooms.
John Riddell Leaves
School for Navy Service
John Riddell, '18, has left school
to enlist in the navy. He will be
stationed in Lincoln for the present
as a recruiting officer for this dis
trict. Riddell has played a prominent
part in student life in the University.
During the past year he has been a
member of the Cornhusker coaching
staff. He also served on various
University committees and was presi
dent of the Student Patriotic league.
He is a member of the Delta Tau
Delta.
News Writing
The class in news writing will
meet this evening in Music hall,
Temple, instead of Law 101.
M. M. FOGG.
PERSONALS
Mi8s Annabelle Beal of Broken
Girls' Cornhusker Party
Any group of girls wishing o K've
a stunt at the annual Cornhusker
party notify Dorothy Pettis, F-2412,
or Alice Temple, 11-3580, by Tues
day evening.
Catholic Students
The Catholic Students' club will
meet Tuesday evening, December 4,
at 7 o'clock in the church parlors
of the Cathedral at Fourteenth and
K street. Important.
Pre-Medic Society
Pre-Medic society will meet in
the general lecture room. Bessey
hall, today at 11 o'clock to discuss
plans for the Orthepedic trip. Im
portant. Senior Hop
Ninety tickets and twelve compli
mentaries have been validated for
the Senior Hop, given by the class
S 1918. at the Ul
5. 1918. T. A. ULLIAMS.
Coast Guard Service
Examinations for appointment of
carets in the coast guard servfce
win be held December 17. App 1
Stlons must be sent in tamedtaWb,
to the. central department Blanks
for application and the address of
the department may be secured from
Prf. L. F. Seaton.
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The Corset
Is the Foundation
Your college outfit starts
with a
MARION
HUTCHINS as Luana In "The Bird of Paradise" at THE
OLIVER Tonight and Wednesday
UCrl
Your figure will be graceful,
and you will have distinct
style, irrespective of simplicity
in dress, and your heahh as
sured. Moreover, a Redfern
Model is so ideally corrc
fortable, fitting so natur
ally that its wearer may
do any athletic stunt as
easily as she dances,
rides or walks, in her
corset.
Be sure to have your Redfern
Corset properly fitted before
you choose your suits and
frocks then their correct
appearance is assured.
$3.50 up
For Sal By
Miller and Paine
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