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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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In Years Gone By
1901.
The three literary societies, Pala
dain, Union and Delian, held (heir reg
ular meetings with an interesting pro
gram at each.
1902.
The Cornhusker football team de
feated the Colorado Aggies 10 to 0.
OFFICIAL REFUSES
KU KLUX A CHARTER
1904.
The Nebraska Cornhuskers left for
Colorado via the Hock Island.
1905.
The Nebraska Cornhuskers won
from South Dakota by a score of
42 to 6.
1908.
A reception was held at the home
of W. J. Bryan for the advisory board
and cabinet of the Y. M. C. A.
CHARLESTON. W. Va., - Oct. 6
Informal application for a charter of
incorporation was made yesterday by
the realm of West Virginia, Knights
of the Ku Klux Klan, according to
Houston G. Young, secretary of
state. Mr. Young declined to issue
the charter. He said he made it plain
to the applicant, who did not give his
name, that the organization will not
be granted a charter in this state."
Secretary Young did not give his
reason for the refusal.
WHITE SOX WIN
SECOND GAME
' CHICAGO, Oct. 6. Score:
White Sox (American)
. 0 0 0 0 1 1 4 1 18
Cubs (Nationals)
100000121 5
14 2
9 4
Professor A. A. Reed, director of
the university extension service, was
one of the speakers at the teachers'
institute of Merrill county. He out
lined the work of the extension di
vision of our .university. The meetiitg
was held at Central City October 6.
The teachers of Merrill county
deemed it a great honor to have had
White S'ox Faber, McWeeney and professor Reed meet with them on
Mildred Doyle, '22, and Faye Loucks.
'2.'5. are spending the week-end in
Falls City.
Schalk. Cubs Martin, Freeman,
York and Killifer, O'Farrell.
For Yoour Hallowe'en Party Me
have a complete stock of decorations,
favornj place pards, cut-outs, deco
rated and plain crepe paper, and a
dandy selection of noise makers.
George Bios., 1213 N St.
1911.
Cornhusker co-eds formed a "root
ing squad. " The Black Masks took
charge and were industrially selling
season tickets. The plan was to en
courage the girls to attend the foot
ball games.
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Tho new party favors and noise
makers are hero. See them before
you decide on what to use for your
party. George Bros., Stationers, 1213
street. Advertisement.
Word has recently been received
from II. (). Peterson E. E., '20, from
Schenectady, N. Y., that he is now
persuing a test course in Radio engi
neering with the General Electric
people, in which line .Mr. Peterson
specialized while at Nebraska.
Party time again. We've a lot of
new things to show you. George Bros.,
Stationers. 1213 X St.
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music by a
this date.
SWEATER
SALE
Saturday
VALUES UP TO
$7.50 All Styles
and Colors
Special$3.95
INSPECT OUR
COATS DRESSES
SUITS BLOUSES
UNDERWEAR HOSE
Friday & Saturday
, ideating
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Virgil Hammond Kings I
b 8 Piece Orchestra 8 b
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mission 75c per couple, including tax
Where Do You Lunch
Try our newly epuipped dining room
Luncheon 35c- Combination Suppers 35c and 60c.
OPEN ALL NIGHT
SAVOY CAFE
WANT ADS.
LOST A GOLD EVERSIIARP FEN
cil with name, V. Ordway, engrav
ed on side. B6450.
DANCE AT
ROSEWILDE
Saturday, 8:30 Till 11:30
$1.25 a couple, tax incuded
B I - S W I N G
THE FASHION PARK COPYRIGHTED BI-SWING EX.
TEA'S I OX SLEEVE FEATURE ASSURES COMFORT
THROUGH THE SHOULDERS AND PERMITS ARM
ACTIVITY IN JACKETS OF THE NORFOLK TYPE.
CUSTOM SERVICE WITHOUT
THE AXXOYANCE OF A TRY-ON
READ Y- TO - P.UT- OX
TAILORED AT FASHION PARK
Other Fine Suits and Overcoats at
19.75, 24.75, 34.75 and up.
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It has been unknown to the buying public of Lincoln and vicinity, that the Men's department and the Women's department of "THE
BOOTERY" have not been owned and operated by the same capital.
We, the "Palmer-Epplen Co., Inc., who have owned
the Women's Dept. for the past six years, have pur
chased, the Men's Dept. at such a low figure that we
are able to give the men of this community a chance to
buy shoes at HALF and LESS.
After this sale we will endeavor to conduct the best
and most up-to-date exclusive shoe shop in the city for
men and women. By this we mean Courteous Treat
ment. Proper Fitting and Service without abusing the
word.
20 Pairs Men's Shoes
on Table
at $3.95
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Also a limited number of
women's shoes at reduced
prices.
It will pay you to come miles to
attend this.
00 Pair
s
M
ens
Shoes
Worth up to
$15, now for
L fee
Palmer-Epplen Co., Inc.
1230 "O" Street" Your feet will bring you back"'
Prices That
Talk
90 pairs
Men's Oxfords
$
at
Postage paid on all mail orders.
Send size marking in old shoes.
to avoid mistakes.
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