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OFFICIAL PUBLICATION
UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA
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went blind. His sight returned in
short time and he finished the race
Tha four-and-a-half-mile course was
run In twenty-two minutes.
In a game replete with spectacular
runs. Nebraska triumphed over Illi
nois Thanksgiving day 16 to 10,
Quarterback Bender trot the first
touchdown, making an eighty-yard
run from a fake punt formation.
At a banquet held in the Lindell
Coach Booth was presented with
hahlsome loving cup in recognition
of his work for the men of Ne
braska.
Marcel and curl, 60c. Mrs. Mil
dred Jewell. Phone L4220. Adv.
T0WNSEND Portraits. "Pre
serve the present for the future."
Adv.
Notices
Lutheran
southwest
BUSINESS STAFF
Claranca Elakkell ..... Bualnaaa Maaafar
Otta Skald Aaal. Bua. Manager
Simpson Morton ........Ctreularieei Manafar
Raymond SwaUaw Circulation Manager
THANKFUL.
Football and turkey dinners will
probably take most of the time on
this Thanksgiving day, but most of
us are in the habit of soothing our
consciences, on Thanksgiving day,
with a few minutes of recalling that
for which we are thankful.
University students are thankful,
in general, for the present opportun
ity for training. Freshmen are
thankful they have come past mid
semester. Sophomores are thankful
they are no longer freshmen. Jun
iors are thankful for the new ideas
they are beginning to have. Seniors
are thankful that, having surmount
ed most of the difficulties of the
undergraduate years, they are in
sight of a degree.
University of Nebraska students
are thankful for a successful foot
ball season, most of them say on first
thought. But they are always thank
ful for the more permanent bless
ings of the University.
Although some of the buildings
are shaky with age, yet the Nebraska
campus is more beautiful and exten
sive than the campuses of many
prominent universities in America.
Although the equipment for instruc
tion is not in all cases the best, it is
excellent And Nebraska stands high
in the educational world in the most
important item of all faculty staff.
Twenty Years Ago
Nebraska signaled her entrance
into the cross-country field by win
ning the run held in Chicago Thanks
giving by the Intercollegiate Cross
country Association. Teams repre
senting Northwestern, Minnesota,
Wisconsin, and Purdue were expect
ed, but at the last minute they failed
to appear so that the Tun was be
tween Nebraska and the University
of Chicago. Havens, who came with
in six inches of first, won by a Ne
braska man, lost his shoe before the
run was half over, but ran the rest
of the distance without it. Hauser,
who finished sixth, had been troubled
by his eyes for some time and when
but a short distance for the finish,
Lutheran Club.
Social meeting of the
Club, Saturday, in the
room of the Temple.
V. A. A.
Women are needed to sell at the
Thankseivintr frame. Sign up with
Mrs. Pierce in the women's gymnasium.
Campfira Training Couroe.
The Campfire training course will
be held Monday at 4 o'clock in So
cial Science 107. The council fire
to be given is one of the require
ments for the training course certif
icate. Cadet Officer!.
There will be a meeting of all
cadet officers in room 309 Nebraska
Hall at 6 o'clock Friday. Every offi
cer must be there.
Dancing School
te dance far S3.00
'S v Laaaona free If you fail.
Franzmathes Academy
' 101S N St.
Phone B60S4.
University men choose
this shop because it is .
dependable.
LIBERTY
BARBER SHOP
131 No. 13
ELMER A. WARD
Union.
' There will be an open Meeting of
the Union Friday, at 8 o'clock In the
Temple.
Catholic Student Club.
The Catholic Student Club will
hold a Thanksgiving dance, Friday,
at the K. C. Hall.
Calendar
Thursday, November 27.
Pi Kappa Alpha House Dance.
Phi Mu Thanksgiving Party-
Ellen Smith Hall.
Friday, November 28.
Phi Omega Pi House Dance.
Phi Alpha Delta House Dance.
Catholic Student Club Dance, K.
C. Hall.
Saturday, November 29.
Delta Zeta Fall Party Lincoln.
Alpha Theta Chi House Dance.
Phi Gamma Delta Pig Dinner.
Farm House, House Dance.
Lutheran Club, Y. M. C. A. rooms,
Temple.
Filipino Club, Faculty Hall.
Delta Zeta Party, Lincoln.
Dr. E. M. Cramb, U. of N., '99.
Osteopathic ! Physician, Burlington
Block, 18 th and O Streets. Adv. ,
WANT ADS
LOST A string of pearls between
15th and G Streets and 18th and
C. Finder call F4B05. Eeward.
LOST 2 Notebooks, 2 "Elements of
Literature" and Dictionary. Call
B6148.
A convenient place
to go after the
theater or party
ORPHEUM
DRUG CO.
(In Orpheum Bldg.)
WILL the person who advertised the
Iobs of a black fur please call Mr.
Goldbeck B-6282 and gain infor
mation regarding the piece.
LOST Black Patent Leather Purse.
Anxious to get keys in the bag.
Liberal reward. Return to Nebras
kan office.
It's a safe bet
that over half the men that en
ter our shop are University
Students. "Such popularity
must be deserved."
The
Mogu.
Barbers
(10 chairs)
1X7 No. 12th St.
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Club Luncheon m
AND
1 DeliciousFountainSpecidty
H AND THEN
A Box of Allegretti or
Mavis Chocolates
1 s!w. COP. 13 AN D RSTS. &
LINCOLN, NEB.
C. E. BUCHHOLZ, Mgr.
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coat is still capable of 5
keeping you warm and
comfortable, why buy an- EE;
:' other? Let us dry clean EH
: it and it will be ready for
another season. EE:
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1 VARSITY I
EES Cleaner & Dyer EEi
55 316 No. 12th B-3367 3
ROY WYTHERS
KIN- BROS.
The Shop of Youthful Styles
H. Wasaarmann, Mgr.
Friday and Saturday
301
Budd's got 'em! After Thanksgiving Sale of
WE are equipped and
prepared to dry clean
your entire wardrobe and
many of your household
fabrics, such as draperies
at very moderate prices.
Phone today for prices.
"A Trial will convince"
Varsity
Cleaner & Dyer
316 No. 12th B-3367
ROY WYTHERS
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At last Budd has the ideal shoe for
students.
Men want snappy new baloon toes in
a real solid calfskin shoes. Budd has
taken the agency for THE RACINE
SHOE FOR MEN.
Every pair $8.00.
Eight brand new styles, hot from the
factory just received. Oxfords in four
new shades of tan. Every pair in
cluding the tongues, lined with calf
skin. They surpass in looks, quality, pat
terns, and wear, any $10.00 to $12.00
shoe in Lincoln.
Look at our windows. Try on a pair,
and you'll never wear anything but
RACINE SHOES.
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BUDD'S
One door West of Ed Young's.
OUR
NeweSl Fashions
Exclusive Styles
Fine Materials
301
Thanksgiving Greetings
What would be more appropriate than a box of real chocolate. A
complete assortment of the finest chocolates.
ne SUGAR BOWL
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WALTER W. JOHNSON.
1552 O St.
The Hauck Studio
Our Pictures Speak for
Themselves
Havck and Skogland, Photographer
1216 O St.
B2991
Tuxedo " Suits
FOR RENT
New English Models
Economy Cleaners
B-1995 223 No. 14th .
Young Men's
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WELL GROOMED men prefer extra trousers
with their Suits that gives them the satis
faction of knowing that there is an extra
pair for that extra occasion then, too, there's
DOUBLE WEAR. The Suits we are featuring here
at these prices with an extra pair of trousers are un
usually hard to secure at the same price WITHOUT
the extra trousers nothing new about the two-trouser-suit
idea; but when you get an extra Pair of
trousers with a suit for the price of the Suit alone
that's going some.
$25$30$3
Other Suits from $40 to $55
ISPEIERSl
Tenth and O Streets, Lincoln, Nebr.
' QUALITY CORNER
MATERIALS
Sr. tin Canton
Canton Crepe
Georgette
Charmeen
O S T marvelous
dresses that have
been offered in
a long time. They are
wonderful from every
. standpoint. Bought ad
vantageously under
price from good manu
facturers, and not to be
compared with dresses
bought for sale purpos
es. Misses' and wom
en's sizes. Sale Price
$23.
COLORINGS
Rust
Navy
Cocoa
Brown
Black
Dresses for Street and Evening Wear.
Another Group of
J!UJiaiU.!.ii--LU.JJlLliii
Be Here
Early
Friday
FOR FRIDAY and SATURDAY
will be placed on sale
See
Our
Windows
Sizes 16 to 40. Sale Starts Promptly at 9 A. M
THIS represents a clean up of our odds and ends
Dresses to make room for our beautiful , line of
. spring garments which we hope to show.
All Fur-Trimmed Coats Substantially Reduced
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