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ONE ARABIAN NIGHT
''YaVrY ,SEMONryW,"re
."th'e'belV'h'op"
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A HAREM INTERLUDE"
Kent lirlnir
rllWCKS CABKOI11EKS ft Glrln
VviilC CONCERT ORCHESTRA
1 U. G. McVay, Director
M.il.-'e. NUIit-ttOc. ClilllOo
X1UK FKI. SAT.
Liberty Concert Orchestra
ArtJiur J. Hublcli, Director
International News Weekly
f-urrrnt Event of the World In
I'lrtureit
TEDDY'S GOAT
0 Minute of Laughter
"Miracles of the Jungle"
Wonder Anlmul C'hniiter
l'rodiictlon
THE BIMBOS
Comedy Entertainer
TAYLOR, MACY & HAWKS
Three Aceg of Comedy mmm
THE QUESTION
New riillosophlcal Farce
ZELALY ZELAYA ALPHO
MuhIo and Philosophy
Three Bohemians & Nobby
A Qnolnt Specialty
Till K. FKI. SAT.
Rialto Symphony Players
.Iran I- Schoefer, Conductor
Pathe Semi-Weekly News
The World's Event VixualUed
Topical & Travel Pictures
Showing Subjects and l'oints of
Interest
"THREE JOKERS"'
An Educational Comrdy
Miss Frances Rosenstock.
"AX Ol.l) FASHIONED ;IRI
"The Great Impersonation"
Wilbur R. Chenoweth, Organist
-THE
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THIS FBI. SAT.
J. C. Norman Richards. Organist
COLONIAL TOPICAL WEEKLY
Mibjrrtn and Faints of Interest
"P. D. Q."
18 Minutes of laughter
"THE FOX"
with
HARRY CAREY
t:30 Wed., Thur.. Frl.. Sat.-
HELEN
KELLER
Season's Event. Engagement truly
Extraordinary. The Moot Talked
nf Woman In the World.
Blind Iraf and Formerly I1 Mil
Af.lK4ed ly
ANNE MI.MVAN MKT
Her T earlier and Lift-long friend
PA H A HAMS i. V. CFIFFITII
"A Ml'WC LESSON"
"DAXCE FANTASIES"
Frederick KaKter & llcairice Squire
Schichtl's
Koyal Wondrrlettes
THE FOLLIS GIRLS
The t.inger t?uu t.irfies
"EAST & WEST"
An Odd Novelty Act
(KOUGE
nit rli:s
Moran & Mack
Two Itlack Crown
PAT UK NEWS
TOI'K s OK DAY C
ALSUP'N FAHLKS C
Mats 25 t 60c. Eves 25c to $1
$500.00
Wanted at Once
10 Students
that will exchange 10
weeks of summer vacation C
for $500.00.
Write or call c
GEO. C. SMAHA .
Address 1701 E St. g
Phone F-4519 p
Oct that wool cat at
Security Mutual
Barber Shop
12th & 0 St
VACATION SYSTEM
UP TO STUDENTS
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often refused full credit to students
entering their institutions from the
Cornhusker school, because they say,
Nebraska has too may holidays. To
have the same rating as those eastern
schools, Nebraska must have thirty
six full working weeks, that is week3
with six days' of school each. The per
iod from September 11 to June 2 cov
ers thirty-eight weeks, leaving only
,wo weeks for all the vacations of the
year. Of tthiso two weeks, twelve days
are working days and these are tha
days which are in the atr until the
students decide just how they want
thwm distributed.
The University of Nebraska is as
good a school as there is in the coun
try and students ocming from here
should be allowed full credit for their
work anywhere. It is now up to the
students to decide how they want the
vacations, which they can have and
still maintain in the high rating which
.MiDrasKa deserves, distributed over
tho year. The calendar for 1921-22 Is
now in the process of being made up
and this question must be decided im
mediately.
SENIOR ENGINEER CLASS
BUILDS WIRELESS PHONE
Under the direction of Dean Fer
guson, the wireless class of electrics
seniors are designing and building a
wireless telophone set. It thu set is
successful it is to be used to send
stock and grain market reports and
news by wireless telephone to the
meetings t.f the combined agricultural
association which are to be held at
tho state farm January 3 to 7.
At the present time market and
weather reports are sent out by wire
less telegraph every morning at 0:43
from the station in the building. These
reports have been received very favor
ably by the farmers and others inter
ested who have beseiged the depart
ment with inquiries as to means of
receiving the reports.
WANT ADS.
LOST A R G. PIN. FINDER WILL
receive liberal reward. Return to
student Act. office.
LOST RING WITH AMETHYST
setting, surrounded by pearls. Re
turn to student activities office.
LOST IRON SPHINX PIN. CALL
B-4621.
LOST JEWELED KAPPA ALPHA
Theta pin and guard. Call B-3580.
Reward.
10ST CELLULOID RIMMED Sl'EC
tacles, in front of the Temr' H
turn to student activities office.
LOST SHELL RIMMED GLASSEb
in long leather case. Rehun to
student activities office.
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Friday Night, Dec. 16
DANCE!!
at the City Auditorium
ALL PROCEEDS GO TO
DISABLED AMERICAN WAR
VETERANS.
Space Donated by Daily Nebraskan
The Store of Practical Gifts
A Store Teeming With
Xmas Gift ideas-"
Priced to Save You Dollars
Five Selling Floors Fairly Overflowing With Worthwhile, Use
ful Gifts And a Smiling Spirit of Helpful Service to Aid You
TODAY A ROUSING SALE OF FURS FOR CHRISTMAS
V MLE THAT ASSUMES DOTTII.K I M POK TATE. COM
iui: an J-k riiU when you want FlKS tho most
!! of prcsonts feir Christ man giving. Ml I-fcfc 1 i
SCUiKS. the liittT in nil tlie w.'int! fliokcr. fill! ..iiini.U
.ri ..... ivl- at miHiiil MR' iirio-s you 11 fiinl aie
THE liOWEST IX YEARS!
Many Beautiful Furs
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IWtiutiful Furs of llic ricliost iicllrlcg
Ciiiwv, Vlf. Fox, i:;i-.,iii. Kyiix for
iik.Hv .V.liO to rSiA! offir-d in a frivt
sale croup at just
20 Wonderful Scarfs
26 Delightful Muffs
8 Lovely Fur Sets
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SCARFS, AT
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Soarfo of MaiKlm- U
rian Wolf, in taupe UU
l.rownu ami lJalt
a big si'-ial r'nf
cbane lot on sale
at only
All Children's Furs Reduced
Warm ri n Fur Sots fr Chil.lron and niisw-a S-t
, f Kr'ni' .. C.nov. K,-laiil 1 x, TLil..t Squirrel Sl...
uVnm: IlI Fox. H,, that wlow priced r ;f.
ular wilJiie nt'ur'! i -' i t-
1-5 OFF a awuuni oi..
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GIVE "HER"
FINE PERFUMES
Imported Perfumes
Elusive bottled fragrance from over the seas. The sort of per
fumes that conservative persons give preference.
Artistic Package Perfumes
COTY'S PERFUME
L'ongan, priced $5.00.
Violette, priced 4.50
Jasmin, priced 6 50
Styx, priced 5.00
TANTY'S PERFUME
Mimosa a de Nice,
priced 2.40 and 4.80
HOUBIGANT'S P C h -
FUMES
Mon Boudoir, priced
4.50 and 9.00 ".
Quelques Fleurs, priced
4.50
Ideal. priCed 3.75
Charmose, priced 6.00
Rameau Fleuri, priced
6.50
Bluet and Jasimin, pric
3.00
RIGAUD'S PERFUME
Un Air Embaume, price
3.00, 5.00 and 10.00
Mary Garden, priced
1.25, 1.50, 2.50, 2.75 and
6.00
Lilas, priced 1.50, 2.50
and 2.75
VIOLET'S PERFUMES
GUERLAIN'S PERFUME
Pour Troubler, priced
10.00
KERKOFF'S PERFUME
Djer Kiss, priced 1.75
GRENOVILLE'S PER.
FUMES
Chypre, priced 6.50
Bluet and Jasmin, priced
3.00.
VISIT NEBRASKA TO
SECURE DENTAL DATA
Ann Arbor Doctors Gather Infor
mation For Teaching Operat
ive Technics And Dentistry.
For the purpose of gathering data
on th? teaching of operative technics
and operative dentistry. Dr. John J.
Travis, associate professor of operat
ive dentistry and technics at the col
lege of dental surgery at Ann Arbor,
Mich., and Dr. Francis B. Vadder are
visiting the University of Nebraska
college of dentist.y of which Dean
Clvde Davis is the head.
These men are visiting and inspect
ing only three orfour dental schools
in ihe country, and picked the Uni
versity of Nebraska as one of those
!e?rving of inspection. They are
gathering the data in order to im
prove tho teching of operative tech
nics and dentistry at the Ann Arbor
school. Other schools which they
GOLD'S Third Floor
SCARFS AT
Spoclal pur
hae lot of
black, brown,
and ti'iixj
Fur Pcif
In rich Mm
chnrian Wolf
and Coney
at thi bl
sale only
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ptirrhaM lot
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Coney etc
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GONAC CLUB
DANCE
Friday,Dec.16
Rosewilde Party House
Beck's Six Piece
Orchestra
Admission $1.10, Includ
ing Tax
have visited are Illinois, Iowa and
Northwestern.
In the 1921 hand book of higher
educational dentistry which was pub
lished recently, the University of Ne
braska college of dentistry is credited
wiih being one of the first and high
est registered schools.
DANCE AT
ROSEWILDE
Saturday Night, December 17
Admission $1.10 Including Tax
10c for checking
Time 8:39
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Buy Your Christmas Gifts Now
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AT OUR
PRE-INVENTORY SALE!
Gifts thev will appreciate:
Knit'Xockwear 69c. Felt Hats $2.45
Coll. Att. Shirts$1.85. Silk Shirts $3.85
Silk Hose (Box 6 pair) $4.15 Tweed Caps $1.85
Mufflers 1-2 off Initial Belt & Bkle. $1.00
STETSON HATS AT SALE PRICE
iro's Mens Shop
123i O Street
The Store of Quality and Personal Service