The Store Ahead Stands k the Very Front Ranks
Just as our Boys stood when they faced the
Huns Come in boys and shake hands with
the store that appreciates your efforts. We
have assembled just the kind of clothes you
want.
New Waist Seam
Model
Single and Double Breasted
$40
Styles ahead that are not so different after i
all They appropriately reflect the keen cut
lines of the uniform. !
Full Breasted, trim at the shoulders and j
waists they are vigorous in every line. Silk j
yoke, silk sleeve lining and silk piped seams. j
Of Course the New
ACE MODEL
is the most popular of all. Certainly fash
ioned and made by the World's foremost
designers.
Society Brand
Heree in all the New Weaves
PRICED A T
$35, $50 and $55
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The Transformation
Sale of Women's Apparel
Now is the time to step out face to face
with the world in new spring attire. Style
headquarters is ready to serve you with full
assortments at Reduced prices. You say:
why the early discount? We're right on
the verge of moving into enlarged quarters.
OUR ENTIRE STOCK
Women's Suits
Formerly Priced $19.75 to $100.00
FEATURING
Box Coat Variations
Blouse Back Models
Strictly Tailored
Models
Semi- Tailored
Models
Belted Models
Vestee Effects
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OFF
Burke-Shire Suits
Featured at 35.00
Personally selected from the country's most prominent cloth
iersclothes that "measure up to standard," for they are to
sell at M. B. Co.'s under our own "Shire superior" label.
Fabrics are new and modern skillfully tailored in smart
spring styles to meet exacting requirements.
Especially we want to speak of the new $35.00 suits of flan
nel cloth, cheviot and mixtures designed with spring style
features that younger men demand. You'll notice the high
waist line, the long vent, novelty pockets, some piped with
silk backs with inverted pleats, the skeleton lining of silk.
$35.00.
To be had in blue, brown or dark green and fancy cloth
Men's Store Main Floor.
Formerly Priced $14.50 to $110.00
Offering a generous assortment of unusually
clever suits for Spring wear Suits that re
flect every style variation of the season in
most wonderful variety of fabrics and col
orings. Dolmans. Coats,
Capes
OUR ENTIRE STOCK
Surely in this mag
nificent showing you
will find your ideal
garments
Every color,
Fabric
or Style
Individual or Con
servative models.
A special featuring
of unusual values
Lhis week.
Presenting Tricotine, Silvertop Bolivia, Poi
ret Twill, Crystal Cord and Velour; models
cf remarkable attractiveness, showing an un
usual excellence and style distinction in
every detail; all lined throughout with Su
perior Quality Silks.
A SPLENDID COLLECTION OF
Women's New Frocks
OFF
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A wide variety of
newest figured pat
simple straight line
charming new trim
ming ideas including
solid colors and the
terns. Some with
effects, others with
beads, embroidery, sashes, tucks, etc.
Satins, foulards, taffetas, georgette crepe,
serges and many new combinations are here
for your choosing.
OFF
We Specialize in Stylish Clothes for Stout Men as well as Small Men, and all in Betweens
L MAYER BROS. CO. j
YEARLINGS WIN IN
UNI TRACK TOURNEY
(Continued frm Page One)
'Troendly, third.
Harper, second.
McGuire, fourth.
Mile
Egan, first Time, 5:8.1.
Harper, second.
Horn, third.
Ted Smith, fourth.
880-Yard Dash
Newman, first. Time, 2:16.-.
McGuire, second.
Burkett, third.
Campbell, fourtn.
440-Yard Dash
Stromer, first. Time, 57.3.
Bryans, second.
McGuire, third.
Lear, fourth.
220-Yard Dash
Bryans, first. Time, 24.2.
Deering, Morearity, tied for second.
Henry, Lear, Hawkins, tied for 4th.
100-Yard Dash
Morearity, first. Time. 10.4.
Deering, second.
Stewart, third.
Peters, fourth.
High Hurdles
Gish, first; time, 17-2.
Carson, second.
Becker, third.
Flood, fourth.
High Jump
Moore, first; height, 5 ft. 7 in.
Morearity, second.
Gish, third.
Philips, fourth.
Broad Jump
DeeKng, first; distance, 20 ft. 10 in.
Carson, second.
Morearity, third.
Moore, fourth.
Pole Vault
Gerhart, first; height, 10 ft. 6 in.
Lees, second.
Carson, third.
A. Smith, Gillilan, tied for fourth.
Shot Put
Reavis, first; distance, 42 ft. 8 in.
Schellenberg, second.
Carson, third.
Weller, fourth.
Discus
Carson, first; distance, 104 ft. 3 in.
Weller, second.
Schellenberg. third.
Reavis, fourth.
Javelin Throw
Schellenberg. first; distance, 135 ft.
9 in.
Carson, second.
Harris, third.
Pickett, fourth.
CANDIDATES FOR STUDENT
COUNCIL CHOSEN TUESDAY
(Continued from Page One)
partmental mass meetings. It is prob
able that the sophomore represen
tatives will be elected by the sopho
more students in each department.
rrl TirnA alii-illl-nori at 4 . Oil l
meet next Saturday at 11 o'clock when
he budget will be taken up.
J. T. LEES APPOINTED
TEACHING AUDITOR
(Continued from Page One)
nacist. Rules and regulations for the
care of students who may be ill will
be prepared for consideration by the
Board. A fee of $1.00 per semester
will be imposed to defray expenses.
HUSKER TEAM TAKES
SECOND IN RELAYS
(Continued from Page One)
Women's Athletic Association and in
dividuals who contributed to send the
relay team to meet the eastern cham
pions. I can assure you the boys will
un their very best and endeavor to
uphold the standard of Nebraska in
the east It is particularly pleasing
to me to observe the enthusiasm with
whirh the student hnAy took hold and
raised within twenty-four hours five
hundred and thirty-nine dollars for
this purpose, I consider it a remark
able tribute to the boys forming the
relay team."
E. J. STEWART.