The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, October 31, 1924, Page 3, Image 3

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    LIBERTY
Minute New. & Current
Views
A pict..ritlwi et th WerU's EanU
Broadway to Hollywood
Alnine Series
Short KilU
A New Comxty
Helen Bach Trio
A 0rl, Inal Unequatee Novelty
Two Ladellas
In
"STUM BLINC"
Diamond & Brennan
In
-Semethinf lor Sal."
Ernest Ball
The Frank Rich Co.,
Present
A Refrehln Nevelty (
Dance, Sontt ene Music
"The Rtvue De Lux"
'SHOWS STAKT :30 T:00, 9:00
RIALTO
ALL THIS WEEK
On ef SeaeoVs
Bi((Mt ucce.
"The Seahawk"
A Rementlc Create witk
MILTON SILLS
And an All-Star Sup parting Cast
ATMOSPHERIC" PROLOGUE
RIALTO SYMPHONY PLAYERS
SHOWS AT 1, 3, S, ?, .
LYRIC
THIS
WEEK
A BIG DOUBLE BILL
A Cyclone of Lauchter
"Changing Husbands"
A Paramount Picture with
LEATRICE JOY
OTHER Entertaining PICTURES
ON THE STAGE
Roy Zermain & Co.
In a Dalint Ofrin
A WHIRL OF SONG A DANCE
GEORGE M. DA VIES
The Yodlinf Sonfater
LYRIC CONCERT ORCHESTRA
SHOWS AT 1. , S, .
Colonial week
A Stirring Romance
"Unguarded Women"
A Paramount Picture with
Bcbe DANIELS A Richard DIX
"The Go-Getter."
Second Story Entitled
"IN KNICKER TIME" .
"WHITE WATER"
A Northern Tale with
NELL SHIPMAN
KINOGRAMS OF INTEREST
SHOWS AT I, S, . 7, 9.
DENTIST
Dr. M. 0. Johnson
70S Sec. Mut. Bldg.
Office Phone B2025; Re. F2027.
"U R NEKST
Sanitary
atitfaction
ervice
Y. M. C. A. Barbershop
R. T. COPPINGER, Prop.
We appreciate your business.
Fine Leather I
Cigarette Cases
Pocket Books
Hip Books
Bill Folds
We can apply your crest in
gold or silver on these.
HALLETT
University Jeweler
Est 1871 117-119 So. 12
AFTER
the
DANCE
DAINTY LUNCH
and
REFRESHING DRINK,
at
L'JtCOUt.Kta.
Missouri Will Meet Cornhuskers
Under Disadvantage of Tradition
When the Missouri Tiger, and the
Nebraska Cornhuskers play at Stadi
um field Saturday, the Tigers will
be working under at least the disad
vantage of tradition. In the seven
teen games that the two teams have
played, Nebraska has won thirteen,
Missouri three, and one resulted in a
tie score. Not uince 1899 have the
Tigers defeated the Huskers.
This year, though, it seems that the
Missouri team has the best chance to
add a victory to its list than it has
had for several years. Undefeated
so far, the Tigers will enter the con
test with a determination to keep
their slate clean and to win the
championship of the Missouri Valley
eonferenca
A special train bearing Missouri
rooters to cheer their team will ar
rive in Lincoln Saturday morning. A
section for the Tiger fans has been
reserved by the Nebraska athletic
management.
Another event of the day will be
Dads' Day, and Nebraska students
and their dads will attend a noon
luncheon and the football game in
the afternoon.
The Tigers will fight all the hard
er Saturday to teat the team that has
conquered them every year since be
fore 1900. Last year the Tigers held
Nebraska to a 7-to-7 tie, the first
time in the history of the schools
that a tie score has been the result.
In the seventeen games, the Corn
huskers have rolled up a total of 375
points to the Tigers 79. The last
time the Tigers were victorious, in
1899, the score was 11 to 0.
The record of games is as follows:
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12; Missouri, 10.
8; Missouri, 4.
41; Missouri,' 0.
47; Missouri, 6.
0; Missouri, 11.
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51; Missouri, 0.
TYPEWRITERS
FOR SALE :: FOR RENT
Royals-Underwoods, Smiths-Remingtons.
Latest models.
Special Rate for School Year
All makes of portable typewriters
used and rebuilt typewriters on easy terms
Nebraska Typewriter Co.
1232 O Street Lincoln B-2157
"BUY BUCK'S BOOTS"
STYLE WITHOUT EXTRAVAGANCE
The Winner
of the Day
The new .tub-toe oxford
i. the young; man's style
of the day. Made in light
tan, medium tan, and
black to suit your individ
ual taste. Get a pair to
day. 1038 "O" Street
"Fit for a Queen"
The Queen of Belgium
received a box of candy made and packed
by BRUCE'S the other day. Of course we
are proud to serve royalty just as proud
as we are to serve university students and
the people of Lincoln with our finest of
boxed chocolates.
"BRUCE'S" delicious candies owe their
fine texture, their rich milk flavors and,
above all, their popularity to the fact that
they are freshly made and packed daily in
our own factory. Take her a big box to
night. They're fit for a queen.
B1540
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BLACKLE
Carnival Dance j
Featuring
' Woodward's Candy Kids
and . H
John Costello
To entertain you with the Latest
Song Hits. H
EVERYBODY WELCOME
Lincoln Hotel Ballroom
Saturday, November 1 M
Admission $1.10 Ei
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Turkish Towel For Every Otmtomer
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
1902 Nebraska,
1911 Nebraska,
1912 Nebraska,
1917 Nebraska,
1919 Nebraska,
1922 Nebraska,
1923 Nebraska,
12; Missouri, 0.
34; Missouri, 0.
7; Missouri, 0.
62; Missouri, 0.
12; Missouri, 5.
48; Missouri, 0.
7; Missouri, 7.
MOTOR OUT COMPANY, 1120 P
Street announce, that it is doubling
it fleet of closed cars, new models,
balloon tires, etc. We will appreci
ate your continued patronage. Call
or phone B6819.
$6.50
Dad and Son
will agree that this oxford
i. one of the snappiest
style, to be found. One
of the most sensible to
buy, too, for it wears well
and holds its shape.
14 &O
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NOTRE $OC
DAME f 3
Round Trip
For full particulars call B2352
Evenings and Sunday.
Don's Rent -A-Ford
18th 4c O
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After the
Rally and
Party
TONIGHT
follow the rest of the gang
to the
Idyl Hour
136 No. 12th
Harold Jones at the Piano
Friday & Saturday
Nights.
I
S2MS
Yesterday while I was
in Rudge & Guenzel's I
decided what I was going
to give to several of my
girl friends for Christmas.
I was just walking along
the main aisle onthe sec
ond floor and noticed a
whole counter full of the
cutest RIBBON NOVEL
TIES. They were so rea
sonably priced I decided
right then to buy some for
Christmas gifts, while
there were so many things
to select from.
They have Powder
Puffs, Ribbon Pin-ons for
Underwear, Sachet Bags,
Garters, Puffs on Sticks
for powdering the back
and other little novelties
that will make adorable
gifts. They're something
that every girl wants, and
yet one seldom buys such
things for oneself. The
price depends of course
on the article and ranges
from 50c to $2. They are
so neatly made, and so ex
quisitely designed that
you can not afford to
bother trying to make
them yourself when the
cost is so small.
There is a big display
of these RIBBON NOV
ELTIES at Rudge &
Guenzd's on the Second
Floor in the case right by
the elevator and in the
Ribbon Department on
the Street Floor.
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Friday and Saturday Nights
A
A
The Arab Patrol of Sesostris Temple Presents the
Greatest of All Shrine Musical Show Successes.
oMie
1 Cki
A Big Musical-Minstrel Jazz Band
Revue in 2 Acts; 14 Beautiful Scenes
New Songs, New Jokes, New Dances
A Show You'll Enjoy to the Limit
GOOD SEATS LEFT AT THE BOX OFFICE
FOR BOTH PERFORMANCES
E Lower Floor, $1.50.
that triple strand
necklaces and pendant
chokers are the latest
tiling In
featuring
Kickernick
Bloomers
JERSEY, RAYON, TRICOSUEDE, WARP
SATIN
Kickernicks are made with extra fullness across
hips and with extremely long stride, making
them comfortable and capable of withstanding
hard wear.
WARP SATIN KICKERNICKS made
with elastic knee, full cut and made
of heavy satinv material. Colors are
PEKIN, EMERALD, AMERICAN
BEAUTY, BROWN NAVY BLACK
GRAY. Pair,
"RAYON" KICKERNICKS, in soft
fiber, made with double elastic knee.
PEACH, TAN, BROWN, GRAY,
NAVY, BLACK. Pair,
TRICOSUEDE, EXTRA LONG
KICKERNICKS, made with extra
fullness in back, full stride. A soft
durable fiber. COPEN, EMERALD,
GRAY, NAVY, COCOA, BIEGE,
BROWN, BLACK. Pair,
SILK JERSEY, AND RADIUM
KICKERNICKS, cut very long,
full and especially well made.
Attractive shades. GREEN,
COPEN, PEKIN, PURPLE
AMERICAN, COCOA.
BROWN, NAVY, BLACK.
Pair, $3.50 and
TONITE DANCE
at the
Lindell Party House
Music by
THE CAND Y KIDS
"Clyde Davis Singing"
Saturday Nite"The Serenaders"
8 Pieces all stars $1.00 Per Couple
e ORPHEUMl
of
Balcony, $1.
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jewelry?
2.75
2.98
5.50
10.00
Second Floor.
.Gallery, COc.
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C E. LUCIIHCtZ, Mt.
116 No-13th SL
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Tbe Students Preferred Shop