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NEWS OF THE DAY
Outlook Brighter.
CHICAGO, Oct. 20. The prospect
ive rail strike cannot be postponed
but it can be settled. This was the
opinion of the four big brotherhood
chiefs and the president of the switch
men's union after a conference this
CORRECT TIME I
Expert workmen only em- I
CORRECT TIME
Expert workmen only em
ployed to put your watch
or clock in good order.
HALLETT
Uni Jeweler
ig7i 11"? n
morning at whih it was learned they
had considered all phases of ta sit
uation as they may be presented at
the meeting this afternoon with the
nited States railroad board.
Union headquarters was optimistic
and there was strongly evident a feel
ing that there will be no strike un
less something unexpected occurs to
disrupt the conference this afternoon.
Mark Havens of Omaha visited at
the Delta Tau Delta house Thursday
Dr. and Mrs. Maynard of Chicago
visited Marvel Trojan on thel way
to Denver.
Emelyn Bickell, '25, will spend the
week-end in Omaha.
WANT ADS.
Say Fellers, do you know we havo
a new line of Nuvo guaranteed pipes?
Do You Want to Live a Complete Life?
Thou you must not only culticate your mind by study,
and your body by physical exercise ; you must also and
above all -cultivate your soul by the inspiration of re
lijrion. Attend Church Regularly
If you are not connected with any church you are in
vited to the service at
ALL SOUL'S UNITARIAN CHURCH
Sunday morning at 11 o'clock
Sermon bv Reverend James W. Maedonald
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.: in mum cost.
Here's the Big Economy Idea
Two Tromser
Suits
No. you do not pay extra for
fstra Troupers it's a -ae of
extra value fr your iiKiHy at
this Live Store.
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No Merchant Can Ignore the Voice
of Public Opinion
liy lendinjr a n-ady f ar to the whisper of the wise buyers we are making these
rcat mijmt Ov-r o;it ii'ii l Suit values a paramount factor of our rapidly increasing
lothiic buir"-s. We have made these prices accurately to match into the prevail-
intr (', W'Tstu: c-uditions.
1975 2475 2875 3475 AND UP
We Feature FASHION PARK Clothes
Story Cigar Store. Cor., 73Ui & N.
complete modern ftatlon of
Drive Yourself Fords. Always open.
Phones B-4718 and B-4235. four pat
ronage solicited. Remember the loca
tion, three doors west of the Orpheurn
theater. Motor Out Co., (formerly
Central Sales Co.), 1120 P Street
LOST GLASSES IN CASE. PLEASE
call B-3587. Reward.
FOUND WRIST WATCH WITH
initials. Owner call B-23SS.
LOST-ONE SILVER HAND EN-
graved Eversharp pencil between
13th and Q streets and S. S. Bldg.
Return to Student Activities office.
American Legion dance every Sat
urday night at club rooms, 1548 O
street. Members of any American le-
ion post cordially invited. Admis
sion 55c.
Hi
CONAC CLUB
DANCE
LINCOLN HOTEL BALLROOM
FRIDAY, OCT. 2 1 , 1 92 1
BECK'S 6 PIECE ORCHESTRA
Refreshments Candies Cigarettes
Admision $1.10 Tax Included
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Dr. Holmes will speak on "The
Straigh forward Life." at the First
Congregational church, L and 13th
streets, Sunday morning.
LOST FOREIGN MONEY ORDER
Return to Student Activities office.
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i ; f'ino All Wool
Worsteds. C a s s i -injfrs
and Tweeds.
AM the new patterns
,nl weaves.
STUDENTS LUNCHEON
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Served in Combinations. From 11:00 a. m. to 7:00 p. m.
No. 4 20c 6
Deviled egg sandwich Banana and pineapple 6alad J
Tea, Coffee or Milk ?
Five Numbers Priced at 20c to 35c Two Minute Service !it
RECTOR'S
LOST ALPHA O PIN WITH NAME
on back. Return to Student Activit
ies office.
g 13th and P Streets.
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EVERYTHING
FOR THE TABLE
Peoples Grocery
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Live Savings from a Live Furnishings Department
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Mtna Dresi Shirts.
N'-at iattf;rr, 95c
Army Wool Sox 35c
T'irc-e for $1.00
:v:ivr;rl Wool WORK
SOX. 2ic, 3 for 50c
MEN'S Cotton Lisle
HOSE, 15c;
Two for 25c
Recusation Army
fannel SHIRTS.
(S.rge) 5.00
Ladies' Pure Silk
Hole proof HOSE at
$1.60
Men's Mixed, Good
Weight Union Suits
each $2.45
SILK KNIT TIES
All colors 75c
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MEN'S FIE TROUSERS...-
Plain and Fancy Weaves in Fine Woolens
HOPE HAMPTON
Slip On
Sweater
The smartest sweaters of
the year to he worn over the
Peter Pan Waists. Prieed re
niarkahlv low at
$395
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FOR PARTY WEAR STREET WEAR
OR ANY OCCASION WHERE FOOT
WEAR IS NEEDED
FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY WE
ARE GIVING ON OUR ENTIRE
STOCK
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C. & F. SHOE CO.
We Fit The Feet
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PSYCHOLOGY
The dictionaries and universltlf bnvp
iniifh to :iv on this mitijwt. hut we
kit !'SyriII.f(;Y U oi'ly human mi -tnr
in a nv lrp: nnd if the prop
er nudv of PEHFL'MES is woman
lov.-ly woman.
Winn :i woman oint':nti)ate the pnr-ih.i-e
of toilft artirl.-s. she first Hindis
I Ik-iii. Tberef..rc. jr-t a tood Itouquet.
H'. Von have oiie?
Well, pot a ln-ttiT one!
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Saturdav. October 15 Ills Openinir
I i-ace I'owdcr and Vanlnliln? Cream
I FUEE FOK ALL WOMEN
FOR MEN WHO CARE-
FLORSHEIM siloes are We1y
v.orn not because of the good
t'lings said about them, but be
cause FLORSHEIM puts into
them the style men want aii'I
the quality they expect of a
GOOD SHOE, at a price that Is
low for the value you receive.
"Lf-t your next pair by FLOR
SHEIM S."
FRED SCHMIDT
Et BflO.
917-21 O Street
at the
K. C. HALL
Sat. Night, Oct. 22
Polly Butler's Jazz Band
Admission $1.10
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The University School of Music
ADRIAN M. NEWENS, Director.
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Offers thorough training in Music, Dramatic Art. A
lar?c faculty of specialists in. all departments. Anyon may
I enter. Jbuii intormation on request. Opposite the Campus
- Phone B1392
9 ilCTWSSKl
11th & R StJ.
DANCE AT
ROSEWILDE
Saturday Night, October 22nd
Admission $1.10 Including Tax
Time 8:30
