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ALPHA KAPPA PSI
STRONG NATIONALLY
la this manner tlu1 fraternity can
remler invaluahle service, not only to
its member.-, but to all employers
of college trained men.
Members of Alpha Kappa I'si enjoy
many of t'ne benefits derived from
membership in social fraternities, lii
traveling, one may visit other chap
ters and in this way form valuable
acquaintances. Advantages such as
these make s invitation to mem. !ti ship
in this fraternity stand as a goal to
students of business adnimistiaMon
who demonstrate by their effons 1 1;; t
they are desirous of achieving sue
cess.
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VALLEY CHAMPS
HERE TOMORROW
Varsity football at Oklahoma and Has
kell won his first "()" when a yeail
ing. He returned to the I'niversity ia
PUT and suffered a dislocated verta
brae in his neck the first week of
jnactice. He was forced to wilhdraw
from school on account of his injury
and for two years Haskell was an in-
alid. In l!H!l lie returned to the
Sooner colors and won his second let
ter at the end of that year.
Last season Haskell was first string
end with the Missouri Valley confer
ence championship eleven from Soon
crland and was mentioned on a'most
every all-Valley selection made by
sport writers thruout the Valley. He
was elected to lead the Soonors the;:
secon 1 year in the Valley and his b'st
season eligible for Oklahoma football.
Haskell is a born fighter. Although
weighing but lf pounds he is one of
the most dependable defense ends Hen
(1. Owen, director of Sooner athletics
ever produced. His ability to catch to--ward
pusses marks him m particularly
adapted to Owen football since the
veteran coach of the Valley is on? of
the strongest adhorants of the aerrii
game in football.
WANT ADS.
complete modern ct.Uion ot
Drie Yourself Fords. Alvva. t open.
Thones 11-171S and H-4233. Youv pat
ronage solicited. Remember the locp
;ion, three doors west of the Orplic u:n
theater. Motor Out Co., (formerly
Central Sales Co.), 1120 P St.eet
LOST CNITKi. STATICS PI1AUMA.
copolia and notebook. Finder re
turn to Student Activities Ol'"ee.
FOR H KNTTWO FRONT ROOMS,
sliictly modern. Ifil'i! South street.
Phone F-41!ifl; excellent hot..', same
block.
LOST A. Z. PIN WITH INITIAL
C. M. Y. Return to Student Act.
office.
WHAT 1 l l:KOI. I. MKNTS SAY.
Knrollment Men Women Total
lill.VlG I'M 2 !!
10KMT 275 ! 2St
1V1T-1S 1-12 It! 15$
l!ilS-l! :!.".." (IS 12:!
i:u:i 20 :.2:! si no?
1!)2H-21 6.11 SI 7:12
l'2t-22 701 61 762
Note (1021-22 only first semester
reg.. fit st semester reg. 1020-21 was
IfBESB
Conac Club
Hallowe'en
DANC
Lincoln Hotel Eallroom
Friday, Oct. 28
Beck's 6-Piece Orchestra
Refreshments
Admission $1.10,
Tax Included
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"Quality Is Economy
You'll Soon Need 'em
Caps
Mufflers
You'll find them here.
Gloves
Armstrong
Clothing Company
5.SS.)
DANCE AT
ROSEWILDE
Saturday Night, October 29th
Admission $1.10 Including Tax
Time 8.30
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STUDENTS!
Where do you lunch after class.' Luncheons served
in cuinliitiati.ois l'mm 11:00 a. m. to 7:00 p. m.
RECTOR 'S
!": l:?th ami 1' Sis.
Lil.crlv l'.l.h.
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Girls!
YOU CAN
Save Money
Buying Your
CL O THS
AT
PSYCHOLOGY
I'lii' ilii'tiuiiarics ami univcrslt iis havr
in ik')i In s:iy on tliis suli.jt'i't. lint wi'
i.-iv I'SYCll'il.OtlV is imlv tinman na
niri" in a new ilioss: and If ilio prop
er stiulv cil ri:i:rt".Mi;s is woninn -lnvi'ly
woman.
Wlun a woman cnntcaiil:itos the mr
Ikko of tnili-t ariiilrs, firt smells
iliem 'riierefi.re. tret a k I r.mnniet.
"II! Ymi liave one V
Well, ret a better ono!
I'AKISIW ItAKItKK SI ITI.Y CO.
M8 N. IHlli .street. I.inniln. Xfl.
S.itnrilav. Octnlier 1." l:i-r Opening
I': I'uwiler anil A'anisliiiii: ('r n
ri:i:t:-r(u: ai.i. vo.mi;
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Block and Bridle Club
D)ANC:
Antelope Park
Friday, Oct. 28th
Tickets 75c
Vr lriv
Mo Kent
Forbes Rent a-Ford Co. s
-. K. AH N SON. Mirr.
I'ars for all social f unci ions with
or without ilrivers.
I'lmne II-1 "ill 1I M 1 M.
EVERYTHING
FOR THE TABLE
Peoples Grocery
!i:!r:i!i,:ni;i:!!;:!v,:::i::!:;;::;::ii!
l!K:m!M
a The University School of Music
"1 ADRIAN M. NEWENS, Director.
fl
p Offers thcrnnpli Iraininjr in Music, Dramatic Art. A
H Ln-oe 1'iiculty of speciiilisis in iill lcp;irt liieni s. Anyone may
W enter. Full information on request. Opposite the Campus.
Phone B1392 11th & R St..
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Why luiy a lunch When
yon can pet a pood meal
at a reasoiiahle price at
HENDRY'S CAFE
136 No. 11th
At your Service Day and
Night
.
1 Remember
ValFs
i Barber Shop
131 No. 13th St.
Tuckei -Shean
JEWELERS l)i;imon,ls, Wntch
ps, Fine Jewelry, Clocks, Sterl
ing Silver, Cut Class, Kxpert
Watch, Clock and Jewelry Ke
pairiiiK ami Manufacturing.
OPTICIANS Kyi s 'X-iaiiiic.J
Iwcc. In our Optical Department
you may select just what you
want in Kye Classes or Specta
cles. Kine Optical Repairing,
liroken Lenses Duplicated.
STATIONERS Stationery for
the Office, School and Home.
Waterman's Fountain Tens. Of
fice. Kquipment and Supplies.
Crane's. Whiting's and Hurd's
Fine Stationery. Complete line
of Supplies for all departments
of Schools and Colleges.
1123 O Street
Phones B-1534.
Lincoln, Neb.
B-3306. B-3307.
Mr Walter Locke, of the eV;ask-i
State Journal will speak on 'The Dis
armanieut Conference' at a nicetig of
the young people's society of the
ri.it.uian church. 12th and U meets,
Sunday eenintr. All Ftudnth are coi
Ui;:lly Invited to attend both hc talk
Your Kind,
of a Suit
A Style you have always liked,
The All Wool Fabric you have al
ways wanted, Society Brand
makes them so you know the
Quality is there. We sell them
so you know the value is there.
Open A
Charge Accounl
and up
Super-Value Suits
and Overcoats
and $30
A majority of these suits can be had with
two pair of trousers.
Compare Values
Before You Buy
We can save you money and o;ive you a
little better quality on that
OVERCOAT
A Full Line of Tuxedo Suits
$45 to $75
jm 1 ii i ii i w'
c
Society
brand w.'.
WiMlill
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and the informal supper which will
precede it at G:"0 o'clock.
LETTERS
for Fraternities
and Sororities
PROMPT SKItVK'K
and
SATISFACTORY WOUK
MFLTIC.UAP111NC.
MKMOaitAIMUNG
lU'PLlCATlNG, etc.
Ueas inahle Trices
Work Guaranteed
Lincoln Letter Service
Room 20, Liberty Theatre 3ldg.
Phone B 3703
Henry Westfall
I
YOUR HEAVY GARMENTS
I.KT 1'S l,i:.X. IMiKSS AND IIKI'AIIJ Til DM
NOW. We operate a lirst cla 1 li 1 1 "i ! 1 1'
MODKKN cleaning jilanl. (M'K scr i-e i, r n:i
aii.l relialile. All work irnaranleed to plea.e.
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MODERN CLEANERS
BE AN ARTIST
rmnirn. ':trto(iiit. Fnlilon. Ntw
l:i l-r nml M il-ii'Imo tlhinlr.il iri;.
I' -iiiuiicrrlul I'nstfl. "raj-on I'or
I. nils Our ftm)l mrllioil quickly
ilrToloiii your tnli'iit In i:ire tluM.
I.v ni:i it r local rl:ir. U fit
fur Iitiiis nml list of iifcririil
Mtiilpnli. 'nirBr rnilnrsi'il 1T
iii'w hihiihth. m.i;:i'ii"' nml f.iinniK
tiIkw.
ASSOCIATED ART STUDIOS
KI;lllruO Hhp.,
STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE
WANTED
Couhl you use some extra H' n'
. asly made, a.jlieit lu -iness on our
Mne of alarm clocks, f. ny clocks, ctr.
Genteel vioik. poj p.ifit?
ticulars write
The American Novelty Co.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Nw York CHi