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"MR. FATIMA"
A New Christie Comedy
DOUGLAS MacLEAN
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"THE ROOKIE'S RETURN"
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8 ROSCOE -FATTY" ARBUCKLE 3
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M Artor In a Romance Koning
8 In Lnnghter .,
t "THE LIFE OF THE PARTY"
lRJ BUSTER KKATON
. Mis ltBt Landslide of Mirth
' and Mrrriment
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S leaver's Lyric Orhorntra .
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Shower for Florence Graves.
Thelma Harnly, '22, .and KatUryu
Harnly, ex'22, were hostesses lues
day evening at a prenuptial shower
in honor of Florence Giaves, ex-'22,
who is to be married in February. An
Inverted parasol suspended between
the doorways- contained the gifts
which were tied with long pink and
white ribbons. The bride-to-be drew
them forth one at a time. Decora
tlons were in pink and white. Mnn.
roses were used as a centerpiece, for
the refreshment taiofe .which was
lighted with pink and white candles.
A twoicourse luncheon was served u
the sixteen guests.
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THURS.. FRI., SAT.
DOROTHY MORRIS TRIO
Novelty Dancers
Bobty Bert
GILBERT & SAUL
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"A BUNDLE of RAGS"
THE DISTRICT SCHOOL"
A Distinctive Musical Revue
with a Cast of Seven Artists
HUGH JOHNSON
Comedy Conjurer
THE ARLEYS
Astonishing Artists
MON., TUES., WED.
WILLIAM
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Golden Rod Trio
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Organist and Choir Master of
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INSTRUCTOR OF PIANO I j
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lea'.her notebook. Please return tc c
StuuVnt Activities Office. H
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LOST Hair ornament, brown bone
Bit with blue stones. Return to otu I a
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LOST In Men's locker room, text
book. "Auditing theory and prac
tice." Finder pleas leare with
Jack Bgt.
LOST liuslinell Guild fraternity pin.
M;aj?j return to Student Activities
Off;to and receive reward.
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Mrs. McKelvie Entertains Dramatic
Club.
Mrs. S. R. McKelvie, wife of the
governor of Nebraska, will entertain
the active arid alumni members of Uio
University Dramatic Club at a fancy
dress masquerade tonight in the
executive mansion. Between fifty and
sixty guests are expected. Dancmb
will be the program in the ballroom
on the third floor. A group of tic
players, with. Eleanore Fogg as Eliza
Doolittle, the flower girl, and Ruuy-
gard Norton as Professor Higgins,
will present Bernard (Shaw's "Pyg
malion" earlier in the evening.
Hasel Shue, '14, who is teaching
Spanish in the McCook High School,
writes that Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Peter
son, '13, of Smuggler, Colorado, have
a small son, Sigurd, five onths of age.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Freitag, '13,
are spending the winter at Smuggler,
Colorado.
W. L. Stockton, '93, of Clarkston,
Montana, was president at the six
teenth annual convention of the Mon
tana State Dairymans Association at
Great Falls. His address, "Supplying
Winter Feed for Dairy Cattle"," ap
peared in the Montana Farmer for
January.
In Years Gone By
Four Years Ago Today.
Nebraska University's stock Judg
ing team won first place in the West
ern National Stock Ehow at Chicago.
' Five Years Ago Today.
The Nebraska State Historical So
ciety celebrated its annual meeting
in a formal banquet, at the Lincoln
hotel.
Eleven Years Ago Today.
A legislator's session was held at
the are exhibit of the Nebraska Art
Association and many members of the
Xebraska lawmaking body visited the
gallery in the University library.
To encourage immediate huying and to help keep mills and factories
busy to their full capacity, we have reduced our prices to the low
levels that prevailed in 1914.
Be optimistic, believe in your country, buy now, and wisely with an eye to economy
and there is no'reason why prosperity shoud not continue. Only by liberal buying can
the industries be kept going all over this broad land. Busy industries mean contented
people. And contented people mean a Happy and Prosperous Nation.
We've faced the situation squarely, realized that costs must be ignored recognizing
only that the public wanted bed-rock prices before they would buy. Our prices tell
the story more convincingly than all the words we can use of our sincere efforts to
bring prices down to the level where men and women will not think twice before buy
ing. We have taken the loss to do our share. Now it is up to you. Buy now, spend
your money wisely and freely and help kef) the industries working full time.
Athena and all Knit and Silk Underwear for Wo
men and Children Reduced in Price
Silk
Underwear
Camisoles
$1.00 F0K $ .50
2.75 FOR 1.38
3.25 F0H 1.63
4.93 FOR 2.48
Gowns
$11.00 FOR $5,50
'13.25 FOR 6.63
14.25 FOR 7.13
18.75 FOR 9.38
21.50 FOR 10.75
17.C5 FOR 8.83
Jersey
Bloomers
$5.50 FOR $2.75
6.95 FOR 3.43
8.23 FOR 4.13
Envelope
Chemises
3.84 FOR $4.42
9.95 FOR 4.S8
11.05 FOR 5.53
Union Suits and Separate Garments
ALL $10.00 UNDERWEAR $6.65 ALL $3.25 UNDERWEAR $2.25
ALL 8.00 UNDERWEAR 5.65 ALL 2.95 UNDERWEAR 1.95
ALL C.75 UNDERWEAR 4.G5 ALL 2.50 '.UNDERWEAR 1.65
ALL 5.95 UNDERWEAR 3.85 ALL 1.15 UNDERWEAR .75
ALL 5.00 UNDERWEAR 3.45 ALL .9(1 UNDERWEAR .65
ALL 3.85 UNDERWEAR 2.65 ALL .80 UNDERWEAR .55
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Sharp Price Reductions on Women's Hosiery
Ladies' Hose
New Prices on Lace and Fancy Hose
McCalhim Silk Hose were $3.21 now $1.98.
Topsv Silk Hose Mere $3.93 and $4.20, now $1.C8.
Topsy Silk Hose were $fi.l3, now $4.48.
New Khiprneiit of Holeproof Silk Hose were $2.93 and $2.83, now $2.00 and $1.75.
New shipment of Phoenix Silk Hose wer- $2.8:5. now $1.S5.
Ladies cotton and mercerized Lisle from 25c up.
Children's Hose
Black Cat Silk Lisle were 70c to $1.00, all sizes black, white and brown, now 40c and 50c.
Jopy Brand, regular price 70c to 85c, now special 44c.
Thompson Brand, special 33c.
We-carry Holeproof, Black Cat, Foxy, Topsy, Knox Knit, Burlington, Dressup and other
brands at new prices.
Mayer Bros. Co
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