THE D A I h Y
N K n R A S K A N
DEPARTMENT HERE
IS WITH BEST SIX
(Continued From Page One.)
and the United States, had charge of
all tnido between those countr' :s and
the neutrals during the final period
of the blockade of Germany.
In the fall of 1919, upon returning
from Europe, Professor Uengsioii re
turned to his university duties but
within a short time ugain askt-d for
leave of absence to take charge of a
reconnoissance survey of Honduras
for cne of the large American oil com
panies. and spent the larger part of
1920 in this work.
Miss Anderson, instructor in geo
grapliy, is spending this year in grad
uate study at the University or Wis
consin. Instructor Wolfanger several
ypars experience with the bureau of
soils in field work ami is credited
with being one of the htrong'-st men
on the staff. His work has carried
him into the various regions of Ne
braska and he is the author of a num
ber of soil survey reports. He ha3
rharge of men's field work in geog
graph y and will also give a course on
the agricultural geography of Nebras
ka next semester. Miss Rigdon hii3
iad several years of very successful
teaching experience and is a well
trained geographer. She has charge
of women's field work, methods in
geography, and a course in the geo
graphy of Nebraska.
Special studies in progress now ar?.
Geology and geography of tiie Per
mian area of Nebraska, geography of
Honduras, geography of mah.i, course
of study in high school geography.
and the problem method of teaching
geography of Nebraska.
More Girls In High School.
There are more girls than boya.in
the high schools as a rule yet figure
of the university are just reversed
in this regard. It is therefore appar
ent that the girls quit school after
they have received theh" high school
diploma in more cases than do boyn
Whether the opportunity for boys
to work their way through school is
better than that given to the girls
another arguable point, but educators
throughout the country acclaim the
many opportunities there are for
everyone to receive a higher cduca
tion if he really wishes so to do.
Each year' there appear on the Uni
versity campuses more and more
girls who are working their own way.
Larger also are the number of boys
who depend solely or in part on their
own resources for their higher educa
tion. With the increasing number of
girls who come to the universities on
"their own hook" the figures as givjn
out now by the extension department
will in all probability not be true a
few years hence.
Hut nevertheless at the present
time, the figures tell of more boys
being willing to work their way thru
schools than girls.
"MOSES IN THE BULLRUSH ES"
HAD NOTHING ON THE "HOME
EC. BABY" WITH THIRTY
PHARAOH'S DAUGHTERS
(Continued from page 1.)
more examinations by the doctor, who
checks up on the student mother
weekly and grades her according to
to the condition of the Infant.
Then after this training the charge
will be ready for the sweepstakes in
any contest, and her little body will
be literally wound and bound with
blue ribbon, and every milk cannery
in the country will want her like
ness for labeling purposes.
Intelligent mothers realize tiie val
ue of the experiment and daily the
home Ee. department is swamped
with letters. Some seek advice, while
others desire to lend their children.
One mother wrote "I have reared six
children that are in apparent good
health but I realize my own short
comings. Will you take little Willie,
my seventh, for six months?"
Katherine Marie, bno'- 'n the sun
unmindful of the stir she is causing.
Unmindful, also, that when her con
tract lets out. here that an active com
mittee from the order of the Golden
Fleece stands ready to pounce upon
her as a mascot, because of certain
topping qualities she possesses.
WANT ADS.
LOST PAIR LONG BROWN LAMB
skin gloves. Finder please call
L-6471.
LOST-KAPPA ALPHA. THETA
jeweled pin. Name Helen Wylle on
back. Return to Student Activities
office.
FOR SALE CADET OFFICER'S CAP
Call B-3193.
Remember
Vall's
Barber Shop
131 No. 13th St.
STUDENTS!
Where do you lunch after class? Luncheons served
in combinations from 11:00 a. m. to 7:00 p. m.
RECTOR 'S
13th and V Sts. Liberty Bldg.
Phone B3355
0. J. FEE 333 No. Twelft i
MEN ARE MORE WILLING THAN
WOMEN TO WORK TO PROVIDE
MONEY FOR HIGHER EDUCATION
(Continued From Page One!)
rather than go to the university on
money which they themselves must
provide cannot be stated but the fig
ures as given out by the extension
department would indicate that fact.
It would seem that the girls prefer
to quit school and work when it
comes to the point where their par
ents no longer feel obligated or able
to further keep them in school. This
is proven by the figures on registra
tion which show that, there are more
boys than girls in the University of
Nebraska. Yet government statistics
on population point to more womei;
than men in the country as a whole.
So one is led to believe that most
of the girls do not desire education
beyond high school.
snaps the pin together again.
The babe has yet thirty amateur
mothers to contend with before her
heavily booked season is over, and
she emerges an A-No. 1 modl. Thirty
different sized fists to ina!;e the
rounds of her diminuitive gums daily,
to feel the approach of the first tooth.
Thirty more styles of hair dressing.
Thirty more mothers to misinterpret
the imperative "goohs", and ' gai.s,'
and to register her translation of
such in the pink record book. Thirty
more individuals who will sl!y try
to leave an indelible mark of he
own personality on the child. Thirty
Get it at
FILLER'S
RESCRIPTION
HARMACY
Tucker-Shean
JEWELERS Diamonds, Watch
ss, Fine Jewelry, Clocks, Sterl
ing Silver, Cut Glass, Expert
Watch, Clock and Jewelry Re
pairing and Manufacturing.
OPTICIANS Eyes oximined
Free. In our Optical Department
you may select just what you
want in Eye Glasses or Specta
cles. Fine Optical Repairing.
Broken Lenses Duplicated.
STATIONERS Stationery for
the Office, School and Home.
Waterman's Fountain Pens. Of
fice Equipment and Supplies.
Crane's, Whiting's and Hurd's
Fine Stationery. Complete line
r.f Supplies for all departments
3i Schools and Colleges.
123 O Street Lincoln, Neb.
Phones B-1534. B-3306. B-3307.
Fresh
Cider
daily i'roin Jonathan Apples
Potatoes, Apples, Cabbage
direct from grower to con
sumer. Retail at wholesale.
Cider for your party by the
frallon.
Idaho Fruit
Company
222 No. 12th St.
Time Flies S
The ni'xt six months will soon pass l,y. Will you be hitter prepared for
place in tiie business world, then, or will von still In- wishing von li.nl
started In the fall of l'.Ul ?
WIIV NOT KK(.1STI:U THIS WKKK?
NEBRASKA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
T. A. Itl.AKKSLKK. .. II., president.
(Accredited liy the American Association of Vocational Schools)
Corner O mill Fourteenth Streets Lincoln. Nebraska
Now is the Time
to have
Towns end
make your Christmas Photograph
Sit Today
'Preserve the Present for the Future"
Studio 226 South 11th Street
Attend the Big Holiday Saving Event at Gold's!
"The Store of Practical Gifts"
F
DAY
Join the army of gift-seekers who are attending and
saving by this big economy event at "The Store of
Fractical Gifts." Here are some additional bargains
for Thursday thousands of other mighty $1 offer
ings throughout the store !
Wool
Ho
Those smart wool sport IIosi' a r"od
warm wool Hose which we were for
tunate eiiontrh to purchase at a price
sufficiently low to allow ns to offer at
this low sale price. In brown, creon
unci mixed shailes. While thev last.
SC i"iir
COLD'S- First Floor.
1
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And not only does this great Dollar Days event offer
you wonderful opportunities to save in your Xmas
gift purchasing, but WINTER NEEDS of all kinds
are offered by the hundreds in combinations that set
a NEW RECORD in value-giving.
511 These Silk Hose for women are cs
1 I ft peciallv (leslirnoil for whiter wear. It
js a heavy wek'ht, silk pleated niimher
- 'mil may' lie hail In either black or
cordovan, sizes X J to HI i-. .n iinu-
a snally attractive value lit this low
OC price '-I'll ir, only
- GOLD'S First Floor.
Ho
1,000 BOXES OF GIFT STATIONERY AT
Yes, It's a big lot but it will speedily melt away under the onslaught of wise
gift buyers who will hurry here Thursday to profit by this extraordinary
sale
It was a fortunate chance, imbed, that permitted us to lniy the 1.000 Imxex at a
price so low that we In turn niiirht offer them to you at so far less than usual'.
All hk'li crade Stationery choice of correspondence cards or double sheets of letter pap' r, packed
with 114 inutchlnir envelopes in delightful jril't lioxes. Values to 7.c liox In the lot made bv 'be
makers of t'OY.MOKK and of eitial n,- better iiea'.-.ty : Wliiic it lusts. :i ItoXKS Ft lit $1 !
tSF.K WINDOW DISl'LAYi ( .O LD'S - First Floor.
Boxes
ior$l
On Sale Beginning at 8:30 O'clock Thursday Morning
300 Pairs of Women's and Misses'
HIGH AND LOW SHOES
P.o I iciT witli llio crowds tit S :.'50 a. m. T'liursiht" morn in p: it' you Avoulrt sliiire i.n lliis mirhlv
stile offer, for t he MO pairs aiT all we have hi offer at lliis absurdly low price and they will all
ro to Thursday's early shoppers. Displayed today in our windows on sale while they iast ie-
riiitiin; Thursday morninpr tit ,
!
!
125 Pairs High Top Lace Boots
In the Id'r lot are 1'-'" pairs of women's and misses' laccil
bin Is regular hi;.rli top styles in sizes 1? 1-J to s - widths
AA to D. They're broken lines and sizes, of course, i.i
black mill brown kids, calf ami patent leathers. I. mils
mid military Iccls. oddments ,,f shoes formerly priced io
Mil. (Ml pair. Olnupid with the Oxfords and I'ltuips ill a
rent sale let, on sale while they last, ln'ciiiliiht' N:.'HI u. in,
Thursday at, the pair
175 Pairs Oxfords and Pumps
17."i pairs if women's and misses' strap Pumps, laced Mx -lords.
On lord lies, anil fancy rumps in (lie trivul s.i
iM'niip. .Many t the Tumps have fancy buckles. Tiny
c tin. In brown, black and tray kids, marly all with Louis
or Itabv Louis heels bather or covered styles. Sizes rante
from ! 1 i to s widths frfom AA to D. liroken in styles,
sizes and widths only a pae or two if a kind. Oronpeil
with the Shoes ill II liltf dollar sale lot, to jrn while they
last ,at, the pair
Pair !
EVERY SALE MUST BE FINAL-NO PHONE OR MAIL ORDERS
Here's a Brief List of Some of the Thousands of Other Big $1 Bargains
36
Inch Silk Faille at 1 1-4 Yards $1
40 Inch Silk Georgette at.l 1-4 Yards $1
36 to 40 Inch Wool Goods at 1 1-4 Yards $1
32 to 36 Inch Plaids and Worsteds 2 Yds $1
Misses' Knit Union Suits on Sale at $1
Beautiful Spanish Lace Bandings, Yard $1
Good Weight Unbleached Muslins, 9 Yards $1
36 Inch Bleached Muslin, at 8 Yards for $1
Women's Undressed Kid Gloves at pair $1
Women's Chamoisuede Gloves go at, pair $1
Women's Dainty Nainsook Teddy Bears at $1
Broken Lines of Small Children's Shoes, $1
Gift Collar and Cuff Sets for only $1
Big Boxes of Holiday Gift Stationery
4 Fine Linen Handkerchiefs for only $1
Star Brand Crochet Cotton 12 Balls
for $1
9-Pc. Luncheon 8et
Stumped for embroid
ery nnd hemstitched
for crocheted nt this
biirhi!.' event, set fl.00
Stamped Brea'.fast
- ' Sets
Individual sets stamp
ed for embroidery nt
2 FOR fl.00
GOLDS till Floor
"Thtriorp thai stlh th tort
Willowee Hair Nets all shades 14 for $1
Women's Spun Glass Petticoats t 2 for $1
Women's Sateen Pettibloomers at pair $1
f Middy Blouses and Tub Waists go for, only $i
Men's Cambric Handkerchiefs gift box of 6, $1
Men's Four-in-hand Gift Ties, boxed, at $1
Men's Muslin Night Shirts, priced at just $1
Misses' Fine Ribbed Lisle Hose, 3 Pairs, $1
Oninty Night Gowns
Dainty slipover styV
i f fine nainsooks pret
tily trimmed with lace
embroideries (1.00
2toJt Httt tort-
Brassieres,
Confiners
back or front ""l"
liiB Ktylen or heavy In
dian head "stm VA
om lit. each (I.M
GOLD'S 4th F