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!5ment of new
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RATES ON RENT-A-FORDS
lower gas, tire and car
VVjle now quote the lowest rates
Prlf history. Sedans and coupes
,n ame rate. Also there is
,re . rharee during the day time,
fl reQuir'd is reduced to $10
dePv Cards showing the new rates
C am will be ready for distribu
in few days. We ere pioneers
business and our ideal i. to
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for your patronage.
MOTOR OUT COMPANY.
1120 P Street.
Phone B4718 and B42335
The place with the big electric sign
T "Drive Yourself."
p.y Your Pledge Today!
ALL THIS WEEK .
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That ll Thrill th. Heart
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you'll never forget
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HUMAN WRECKAGE
Other Entertaininr Features
LYRIC CONCERT ORCHESTRA
SHOWS START AT 1, 3, S, 7,
ALL THIS WEEK
J. K. McDonald presents
PENROD AND SAM
ADDED ATTRACTION
Pathe's Exclusive Moving
Pictures of
PAPYRUS VS. ZEV
Gnat International $100,000 Race
Other Entertaininf Features
RIALTO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
SHOWS START AT 1, 3 5. 7, 9
COLONIAL
ALL
THIS
WEEK
A Thrillinf Tale of the Arctic
THE WOMAN
GONOOERS
With a Brilliant Cast
"ONE CYLINDER LOVE"
A Nrw Sennrtt Comedy
"FIGHTING BLOOD"
Third Story of Second Series
SHOWS START AT 1, 3. S, 7. 9
THUR. FRI. SAT.
"MINUTE NEWS
CURRENT VIEWS"
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THE QUAIL"
A New Rod and Gun Picture
JOHNNY JONES
In a New Comedy
EROADCASTlNG,,
THE SAYTONS
A Selection of the Most Wonderful
Gymnastic Feats ia the World
MYERS & STERLING
"Different Things NStuff
ROSE REVUE
with
James, Anderson and Kins;
Songs, Dance, and Syncopation" '
EDDIE CLAYTON
FRANK LENHIE
Chappie The Chap mrJk the
Hat"
MI NSTREL MOKARCHS
Aa unique of ferine; ia Minis treky
SHOWS AT 2:30. 7:00. V4
FEW BIG GAMES WILL
BE PLAYED THIS WEEK
Moat Teams Resting After
Hard Contests of Last
Saturday.
Following last Saturday's games in
which most of the major teams in the
country met other strong teams,
there are few "big" games carded for
this week.
On the coast, California, after a
hard battle with Washington State
which they won by a 9 to 0 score will
have an easy game with Nevada.
Washington , State plays Oregon U.
In the south Georgia Tech plays
Alabama, Auburn will battle Geor
gia U, and Centre will play Ken
tucky. ' In 'the east and in the Big Ten
several hard games are on tap for
football elevens. Chicago meets Illi
nois and Iowa meets Michigan, in
games which will undoubtedly de
cide the Big Ten title. Chicago, fear
ing the open fteld running of half
back Grange, Illinois star, ia working
developing a strong defense. Coach
Zuppke of the Illinois squad, in pre
paring for the game, is using three
sets of backfield men. A veal game
of football will be seen when these
two mentors bring their teams to
gether. Interest in the east centers around
the Syracuse-Penn State game at
Syracuse. The Orange team is un
defeated this season and have dem
onstrated some brilliant football,
while Penn State was held to 13 to tie
with West Virginia last Saturday.
Saturday's game will be a real test
for Syracuse and will give her op
ponents. for the rest of the year, an
idea of the kind of game she can
play.
In other major contests Yale meets
Army, Carnegie Tech meets Leigh,
Hardvard plays Tufts, Layfaette
tackles Washington and Jefferson,
Pennsylvania plays Pitt, and Navy
plays Colgate.
Notre Dame, in anticipation of the
Cornhusker game on the 10th, ( and
from the fact that they have met
three major teams in as many weeks,
will have a comparatively easy team
in Purdue, although the Purple war
riors have shown some real football
in past games.
The athletic board of Notre Dame
has ruled that the Irish team will not
go west for a post-season game un
less invited to play at Pasadena in
the Tournament of Roses. Since
Navy and Penn State are both con
sidered for this date, it is doubtful
if Rockne's team will make the trip.
Dr. F. W. Upson, chairman of the
department of chemistry, is to give
a talk on "Colloids" before the physi
cal science section of the State
Teachers Association this afternoon.
Dr. M. O. Johnson
Dentist
70S-10 Sec Mutual Building
Phone B202S
Residence 156S So. 23rd Street
Phone F2027
Husker Grid Album.
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Joy Berquist, Nebraska's 220
pound guard is playing his third
year of varsity football. "Berk"
had no previous experience before
he took up the pigskin sport at
Nebraska but has developed into
a valuable lineman. Joy's home is
in Lincoln. He is a law student,
a member of Bushnell Guild fra
ternity, and a member of the "N"
Club.
HARRIERS PREPARE FOR
MISSOURI VALLEY MEET
Cross-Country Team Not Dis
couraged by Defeats
This Season
ORPHEUM
Friday-Saturday Nights
Sat. Matinee
Nov. 9 and 10
SEAT SALE
TODAY
JOHN GOLDEN
Producer of "Lirhtin' "
Presents the Soul of Laughter.
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A Conic Tragedy of Married Ufa
PRICES
NIGHTS 75c to 2.50
MATINEE 50c to 1.50
With the Missouri Valley Cross
country meet but two weeks' away,
the Husker Harriers have been doubl
ing their effortsi in an attempt to
develop a winning team.
Though the team has failed to
register victories this season, their
showing has been far from discourag
ing. Each meet has shown a marked
improvement ifl the material. In
spite of the injuries of two men in
the first meet, the team came back in
the second meet and gave the Jay
hawkers a good run.
The comparative score at Missouri
does not do justice to the team.
Though the Tiger harriers placed five
men ahead of the first Husker, the
Nebraska runners made a better race
than at any other meet of the season.
In the exceptional time of 26:50.5
the first Missouri runner crossed the
tape, only two seconds behind their
home record. The first Nebraska
man was only four seconds behind
the first Missouri harrier, while the
second Husker completed the course
in 26:58.
It must be understood that
Missouri has a team of champion
caliber this year. Hewett, the Tiper
runner that led the field here last
year, was unable to make the team
this fall, as well as another member
of last year's squad.
Call Off Basketball
Practice for Monday
Due to the stadium drive there
will be no basketball practise Mon
day. About November 15 the squad
will start daily practices and lipht
scrimmage will be on the card. The
next two weeks will find the basket
shooters occupied with fundamentals
and it is essential that every possi
ble candidate report at once to get
these fundamentals because it will
be impossible to go over them again
when the scrimmages open in full tilt
November 15. All candidates should
report Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays from 5 to 7 o'clock.
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ORPHEUM Today
NhciIB.1- MTTNEE FFRIDAY
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ATS NOW ON SALE
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Robing Cloth
small, medium and
large sized robes. Satin
borders, cordings, and
:ord belts, 5.00 and 6.00
Corduroy Robes
plain and fancy
striped, solid colors.
Rose, blue, American
Beauty, grape, etc.
Priced 4.50, 5-00, 6.50,
8.00.
Greet cold mornings with a
Warm
Bathrobe
What a relief it is to have a warm comfortable
robe to slip into the first thing on these cold
mornings. College girls especially should own
one to wear lounging about in their room.
Robing Cloth
with quilted trimmings
on sleeves; also cordu
roy trimmings or satin
bandings. 8.00, 8.50 and
9.50.
Tailored Flannel
and Robe cloth some
in Mandarin style. Very
attractive. Priced 10.00.
Second Floor
Remember!
Delicious
Suppers,
5 to 5:30 p. m.
Fifth Floor.
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"2922"
In our windows today are displayed seven suits
made from "2922", the famous blue herringbone
cloth which outdistances all others in popularity
among university men.
"2922" is woven from the finest Australian wool
obtainable into a cloth that combines good looks
with the most lasting service ever known.
The price is $60 and for every occasion of col
lege life, you'll find "2922" exactly suited.
See it in the windows; try on the seven
models in the store, and select now the
one you like best
FARQUHAR'S
Nebraska9 s Leading College Clothiers
STUDENT HEADQUARTERS
Fcr Drill Supplies and Winter Outdoor Clothing'.
A FEW OF OUR SPECIALS FOR STUDENTS
Black leather Puttees, factory
dyed $2.75
Sam Browne Belts 4.75
Drill Russett Shoes 2.75
Black Officers Shoes 4.95
Leather or Corduroy, leather-lined
Vests .... $5.75
Sheeplined Coats $9.75 up
Whipcord or Gaberdine Cravanettes,
at $9.75
IT WILL PAY YOU TO PAY US A VISIT
Lincoln Army and Navy Supply Co.
Uth and N
Student Headquarters
211 So. 11th
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