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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Ball Decorations
To Be Elaborate
(Continued from Page 1)
cided upon, and will represent a
onight AH Week
At 8:30
A DELIGHTFUL COMEDY
"DEAR ME"
Laughter, Sunshine, Shadow,
Heart Throbs
EVE. 25c, 50c, 75e MAT. 25c, 50c
Next Week: "THE DEMI-VIRGIN"
woodland scene. Elaborate paintings,
and a complete transfiguration of the
Interior 'of the Scottish Rite Temple
is planned by the Kosmet Klub.
PrtyT0 Be Elaborate
All of the money taken in from
the sale of 300 tickets at three dol
lars each will be spent on the formal
Party in an attempt to make it the
most spectacular affair of the formal
season. -
Entertainment will consist of three
acts. Wilbur Chenoweth, Harold Tur
ner, and Harriet Cruise Kemmer will
furnish musical novelty, while the
College Club Orchestra will play for
the dance. One vaudeville act from
the Orpheum in Omaha will be fea
tured during the evening.
Nowr
TODAY!
The Greatest
DRAMATIC ACTOR
Emil Jannings
"THE LAST
COMMAND"
A Paramount Picture
A Picture of Such Power
That Mare Words Fail to
Describe It I
Babich and Orchestra
Turner at the Organ
onpiiEOf.1
SHOWS
1-3-7-9
THIS
WEEK
WHO IS HET
U THE MAN
wiinuur a
FACE"
Colonial Next Week
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SEDIMENTATION IS
SUBJECT OP BOOK
Text by Dr. A. L. Lugan It Now Off
Press, Research Describes
Sub-science of Geology
Sedimentation in the Mississippi
river between Davenport, Iowa, and
Cairo, Illinois, is the subject of a
book by Dr. A. L. Lugan, instructor
in geology, just came off the press
this week.
A HARVEST OF HILARITY!
COLLfJtN
trm
A BIG JOY SHOW
ON THE STAGE
A Different Presentation
Geo. SCHRECK & Co.
In "A Topsy, Turvy Revue"
with Ruth Bond, Rose Gintel
COLD BROTHERS
SMITH & CANTOR
A Riot of Song and Fun
(Nice Boys However)
PARKER & MACK
Entertainers Extraordinary
Beaver and Melody Monarchs
In a Novel Musical Frolic
Chenoweth at the Wurlitzer
, ... COMEDY ffTTr NEWS
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THE KING OF
WESTERNERS
FRED
THOMPSON
In
"THE PIONEER SCOUT"
A Paramount Picture
See the Final Episode
"MASKED MENACE"
Thrilling; Surprises 1
THIS
WEEK
COLO'IIAL
ZANE GREY'S
LATEST STORY
"UNDER THE
TONTO RIM"
A Paramount Picture
A DeLuxe Zane Grey
Action Romance !
"COLLEGIANS"
"The Winning Five"
Did You Make
The Grade?
WHY SURE! NOBODY. EVER FLUNKS AT NE
BRASKA ANYWAY, YOU NEED MORE
STUDENTS SUPPLIES
FOR
BOTANY, ZOOLOGY, LABORATORY, MECHAN
ICAL DRAWING, ENGINEERING, BIZAD,
FINE ARTS
AND WE HAVE 'EM
U of N seal History Covers 85c to 4.00 High Grade
"MONROE" History Paper 90c ream Besides a lot of
other stuff, such as LIFETIME, DUOFOLD and
WATERMAN'S IDEAL Fountain Pens. CORRECT
Social Stationery in Eaton's, Cranes, and Whitings.
LEFAX-the condensed student note system-and our
prices are consistently lower.
ii h a si i v
MEAN
1123 "O" St.-Between the dime stores
We Manufacture Fraternity and Sorority Jewelry, Emblems, Trophies,
Medeils, etc. Design furnished.
It is the first large project of its
kind of research ever undertaken,
sedimentation being the newest sub
division, or sub-science, of. geology.
Co-eds Superstitious
Of Dormitory Room
Norman, Jan. 30. (Special)
Managers of Hester hall, girl's
dormitory at the University of
Oklahoma, were surprised, when
ipplications began to come in for
rooms during the second semester
,to find thaV nearly every appli
cant expressed a desire for the
same" room. An investigation dis
closed that the two former oc
cupants had "caught" husbands.
Today at Rector's
TUESDAY, FEB. 1
Meat Loaf ToMette
Potato Salad
Any Sc Drink
25c
Also S Other Specials
geologists and 'physiographer, and
has bearing on river and flood con
trol which is so much before the pub
lic at the present
Dr. Lugan spent the entire sum7
mer of 1925 on the river in a small
houseboat in collecting data. The
segment of the river covered be
tween Davenport and Cairo is 500
miles.
Book Is Fully Illustrated
The book consists of 104 napes
and includes twenty-four page plates
two text figures, and thirtv-three
tables of mechanical analysis of river
Ihe text is of especial interest to
NEBRASKAN
TAILORS
CLEANERS
CLOTHES MAKE THE MAN
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sediments. It will be used as a ref
erence in means and methods of
studying moderfc sediments. It is a
contribution both of data and inter
pretation of materials to the science
of sedimentation.
Recently Dr. Lugh had an article
on Undertow in the Iowa Academy
of Science. The purpose of this re
port was to state very briefly some
obs ervations made on undertow
along the banks of the Mississippi
river, where the current was negligi
ble and the waves active.
$5.00 PRIZE $5M
CONTEST ! ! !
Can You Write a
NAME
for a Tea-Room? v
Bring Your Suggestion to .
234 No. 11th By Wed., Feb. 1, 8f00 P. M.
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What We A re Doing
99
JjAVING taken over Mayer Bros. Company's store at the retire
ment from same of Mr. Eli Shire, we put on a Clean Sweep
Event to dispose of the remainder of the stock on hand.
T WILL take about two weeks more to accomplish this, in the
meantime, our buyers on their way to the New York markets,
together with our New York buying office are assembling new
stocks of merchandise for the opening of Mayer Bros. Company's
store under the new management.,
JHE new merchandise that is being selected will be of the very
best quality, the newest styles and will be presented at prices
you will be glad to pay.
yHILE this Clean Sweep Event is going on, there are carpen
ters, painters, electricians, plumbers and other workmen re
novating this building from cellar to roof, painting and recon
structing fixtures in fact, when all have been completed, we will
present to you Mayer Bros. Company's store under the new re
gime We feel that you, as well as ourselves, will be justly proud.
EVERYTHING about Mayer Bros. Company store will be new,
spick and span, all except Mayer Bros. Co. organization which
will remain exactly as before except that Mr. A. L. Resneck has
taken the place of Mr. Eli Shire.
1HE NEW management will continue all the good policies that
were in force and will endeavor to strengthen others that may
not have been to your satisfac-tion.
JO ALL charge customers of Mayer Bros. Company, and the
many new ones we hope to make, we extend a standing invita
tion to visit this store often and make regular use of the conven
iences and privileges of our charge service.
JHE fact that we have invested over $200,000 in this business is
your guarantee of our faith in the future of this store and our
confidence in the people of Lincoln and Nebraska.
JHIS will be a bigger and better first class store with quality
merchandise, standard new styles when they are new, and sold
at prices that will make us a reasonable profit and at the same
time give you the utmost for every dollar you spend.
VE ARE here to grow with a Greater Lincoln, to gain your confi
dence and merit it by our untirin ? efforts.
ESTABLISHED. IN 1881 "THE STORE OF INDIVIDUAL SHOPS.'
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