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1 BY MAItY NICllOLH, CAWI'L'B tXnTOR
IWinal ScuMtn Open Villi
Militury Hall Tiiilit.
OvrrahuJowlnj; all event or the
amla) year la tha annua) Military
Imll wlilrh oprna tho formal aeaaun
at tha Untvturity of Nebraska Ihla
evening. Tim (iivwntallon of the
honorary roloiu-l. elected ty wu
litr vote rai ly In the fall, will t II
inn Una col.. 1 ful tradition of the
itnivrf mty. Two formal partiea at
In (! ballnwriui ami a hnlf dozen
Iioiiim paitlra Kive evUlrnca thai
the bm lul aeNHlon in In full away.
Christmas, Party At
Beta Home.
I'IimIkch of Heta Theta II are en
tertaining At a fhi IMmaa pnity nt
the chapter tioime Hntunlity eve
ning. Tim CliriMinaH theme will
pivvtul In the tleriirniimia. Forty
t'liiipli-K will attend the dance which
will Ik chaperoned by Mr. ami Mrs.
J. K. M. Thompson and Dr. and
Mia. A. M. Schmidt.
Formal Dinner Dane
at PI Phi Houae.
I'hl lift Phi actlvea and pletlgea
will be Im-iti'.HHr-i nl a forniiil ilin
inr dunce nt the chapter hoimo
huturdity. I'luiMtmns decoratlona
will he used. Mix) Mabel Ie and
Mrn. Frances Welah will be chap
eron for the dunce.
Home Dance Follows
Initiation.
MciiiImtm of Alpha Chi Signm
a ill hold n hoiiHO dance on Hatur
day evening following Initiation of
nwotal new member in the after
noon. Tho thirty-five couple at
chnpcron.t Mrs. IahiIkc Perrlne and
li-nding the dance will have as
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar J. Boschul.
6igma Phi Sigma
Entertain.
Three hundred couples will at
tend the fnrniiil party Riven by
SiK'ii'i I'"' Sigma nl the (..'urn
huxker ballroom on Saturday eve-
STUART BUILDING
BARBERS
For The
Big Military Ball
XKW A NO SAN1TAKY
2nd Floor Stuart Bldg. B4368
Young Amerles'a Boy Friend
Charles "Buddy" Rogers
In
"Halfway to Heaven"
With Jean Arthur
ON THE STAGE
BURT"
And Stuart Stage Band
presenting
'HELLO LINCOLN"
with
Tommy McMahon A 7 Co-eds
RADIOLOC1V
Stuart Symphony Orchestra
Playing Selections trom
"Ueiert song
Neb. -Ames Football Picture!
Shows 1-5 7-11
Mat. 40 Eve. 60 Loqes 60 & 75c
He Speaks-You Roar with Laughter
WILL ROGERS
In the All Talking Picture
"THEY HAD TO
SEE PARIS"
A Scream from Start to Finish
WHAT DO I CARE"
All Talking
ORPHEUM
Shows 1-3-S-7-9
Mat. 35 Eve. 60 Chit. 10
Should Youthful Lovs Be Sacrificed
To Duty 7
PAULINE FREDERICK
IN
Tha Sacred Flames
with
CONRAD NAOEL
A Warner Bros. All Talking
II
DANGEROUS FEMALES"
All Talking Comedy
Ail Technicolor - All Singing
"DOLL HOUSE"
Shows 1-3-5-7-9
Mat. SS Eve. 60 Chll. 10
RBALTO
TTi iTTOV
iif
100 TALKING
SINGING
DANCING
Colonial
STUART
Stop Look Listen
Oh Yeah!
All Talking
Sound Comedy, O M News
MaL 18c - Nlte 25e Chll. 10c
. Shews at 1-1 -?-
nine. Devoraliona will be la ihe
fraternity's color. Mr. and Mrs.
C. W. Smith and Mr. and Mrs.
I'hllip K. tilaymakcr will act as
chaperons.
Phi Sigma Kappa
Give Formal.
With the ballroom of tha Lincoln
hotel decorated la blu ajd rod, tb
fraternity color, members of Phi
Sigma Kappa will entertain at a
formal party Saturday evening.
the formal will be Mr. and Mrs. J.
of the fraternity. A rhapernna at
hav been lamied by the members
Invitations to three hundred ruents
I. Kenning and Captain and Mrs.
K. C. Hegel.
Aplha O's Party
Saturday.
Forty couples will be at the
house party Riven by member of
Alpha Omlcron Pt at the chapter
housu tomorrow evening. In ac
cord with the ChrtNtmaa Idea will
he Ht reamers of red and green and
an uniiMiial aeaonal picture above
the fireplace. The chaperona will
be Mrs. E. Pullman and Mr. and
Mrs. W. C. Brenke.
T. K. E. Pledget
Honor Active.
Actives of Tau Kappa Epallon
will be guests at n Chrlatmaa party
at the chapter houne Saturday,
given by pledges of the fraternity.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Harris Gable, Mr.
and Mrs. Ilny Schlentt and Mrs.
K. W. McHenry will serve as chap
erons for the forty couples who
will attend the party. -
Oramlich Disparages Trend of
Young- Fanner Who Raise
Only Show Stock.
(Continued from rage One)
The Junior endeavor of the na
tion, declared Professor Gramllch,
has been focused during recent
years upon 4-H club work, the
original puroses of which were
the interesting of farm boys and
girls In the proper care of animals
as well as to attempt to create an
iuleie.it among patents lu the pro
duction of finished beeves at a
young age.
"How far," he asks, "have we
strayed from the original pur-,
poses? In the first place, packers
are complaining that 4-H calves
are too heavy to suit their needs.
Serondly. It must be admitted that
baby beef work, as conducted to
day in most regions, holds the
show and auction ring as its major
goals.
"What are the after effects? I
fear that we are developing some
professionalism among our would
be innocent little amateurs. Just
recently a grand champion steer
which sold for approximately (1
per pound produced an interesting
study in the beef coolers. The
enrcass gave unmistakable evi
dence of a liberal use of the herds
man's sharp practice tools. I won
der if our committee on show ring
thics should not take a rather
definite stand on this problem?"
RENT CARS
Mmie! "A" Fords, Chevrolet
sixes and fours and Reo Wol
verines and Flying Clouda.
Special discount on Chevrolet 4
cylinder cars and Reo Wolver
ines. Reservations held until 7
p. m. Time nharge begins st 7
p. m. Plenty of cars at all
times We will appreciate your
business.
Motor Out Company
1120 P Street Always Open
Cig
Vanette
Cigarette Cane or T;oose
cliaiitfc receptacle
Compact Comliineil.
In all colors and
designs.
AGNES BEAUTE SHOPPE
Tel. B-3122 B6971
Hotel Cornhusker Lincoln, Nebr.
A -
r'tisissaaZS
The rot petulsr cereala
served i tke dlniB-roesw
f American caller's, eat
Inr clubs and frmteraltlae
are made by Kelloff ta
Battle Creek. They Include
ALL-BRAN, Pep Bran
Flakes, Rice Krisplee, WWl
Krumbles and Kelloff'a
Shredded Whale Wheat
Biscuit. Alee Kaifee H
Coffee the coffee that lets
you akasp.
W CORN
W- FLAKES
MEN WILL HONOR
ORIDIRON SQUAD
AT CELEBRATION
(Continued from Page One)
coast to play In the annual Kant
West gridiron claan'u In San
lYancisco. Likewise will Itay
mond Kit herds be tumble to at
tend this year's banquet for III-'
same reason .
Oornhuaker fans will have the
opportunity for the second con
secutli'e time to honor the Hig Six
champions. IjihI year's aggrega
tion crushed every opponent by n
convincing enre. Nebraska, thin
year, lacking veteran material
was held to ttes by two teams,
Oklahoma and Missouri, hut was
able to come through in the rest
of the games to win the conference.
AH N0UMAN STEAKS
AT AO WORLD T0RUM
(Continued from Pate One I
In speaking of Turkish men of
the pivsrnl dry, he s'tld that the
old fer which they formerly wore
had been abolished by law, and
that the men were gradually
adopt li g Americnn styles In hats
rtr.d other Rpparcl.
Mr. Now man pointed out that
the changes were affecting both
young and old in his country.
"Among the older people, the
changes are only external," he
said. "They adopt new dress and
laws philosophically, but in their
hearts atill cherish the ild order.
The younger generation, on the
other hand, are growing up amid
new customs. They seem to take to
them readily. Their actions are
more similar to tln.se of younc
people of the 1'nlted States and of
Europe than to young people of
their own nation twenty-five years
ago."
CLASSII IS.
AFTKR ALL IIS a Townsen.1 pttitiKrapb
you want
OF COf'RSK "your photocrspb from
Hauck's Studio will pleam.
LOST --White oM wrist wei-h Set with
1 diamnnna and 4 napnirei Kewaro
Marlallre lv. BMlhH.
WK RKNT Tiixedn Hicitrh Woolen Mills.
K'O Bo. 11th. HM72
"OUR STORK IS YOl'R PTORE"
Eat at
RECTOR'S
13 A P.
"THE STUDENT'S STORE '
CHAS. W.
FLEMING
Jeweler
Gift Counselor
Diamonds
1311 0 1311 0
Virpin Piatnoinl Kinps
25.00 to 350.00
Hi nps O 'Konianer
25.00 to 200.00
3T
Strap Watvlifs F5?f '"'i I t i
20.00 to 125.00 . Mj b I ;,: ti
17.75 to 350.00 V Jlyj?ii .vi-'.' Ill
1311 0 st. rfL0f I
m I pj..-gjsniii, mazi&miKnBUKMBHHmt
THE com llaUe flavor championship
ia won yr after year by Kellojrg'e.
On campuaes from const to coast
they sweep the field. Why? Try
themt
Poor milk or cream into a
brimming bowl of Kellogg's C0171
Flakes, crisp and golden. Relish tbe.
matchless flavor of the first spoon
ful. Savor the satisfaction of the
last. Then you'll know why they're
champions I
Particularly good with fruit or
honey added. Ask that Kellogg'a,
the original Cora Flakes, be nerved
at your fraternity house or favor
ite campus restaurant.
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Give HER
Many direct import
bottled and boxed in France
insuring perfumes both
lasting and alluring!
From ROSINE
Nult De Chine. Priced
2.00, 3.00, 5.00, 7.60 and
14.00.
Qui Et Tu (Who are yon T)
Priced 10.00.
From ROJANE
Jasmin. Priced 2.50 and
. 5.00.
Tojada. Priced 2.50 ami
4.50.
Chypre. Priced 2.50 and
4.50.
Fleur De Juin. Priced
5.00 and 10.00.
From GRENOVILLE
Byzsnce. Priced 5.00,
10.00 and 20.00.
Vlctrix. Priced 3.00 and
12.00.
Bluet. Priced 2.50.
From MOLYNEUX
Vogue. Priced 10.00, 15.00
and 25.00.
Fete. Pri-ed 10.00, 15.00
and 25m
CIRO
Chevalier De La Nult.
Priced 1 00, .7 and 6.75
Bouquet Antique. Priced
1.00, 7.50 and 12.50
ROGER AND GALLET
Fleur D'Amour. Priced
2
t 3.50
t JL Pavots. Priced 1.50 and
- " 5.00
Wit aTttt TiTb fy L
III 7 V VI Ub31 kD JL
ws
m n- n n n n n p. n n r, n n l u u u u u
The chap who wears a trim
HART SCHAFFNER & MARX
Tuxedo to the Militaray Ball has no
fear that the 'only one" might fall for
the "lure of the Uniform" for he lenows
he doesn't make such a terrible picture
himself.
aai
acit
Direct
From LYOCS
Gardenia. Priced 1.00 ami
10.00.
Jell Masque. Priced 10.00.
Boulevard. Triced 100,
12.00 and 35.00.
Dear Ma do. Priced 10.00
and 35.00.
L'Heore Du Bslier. Pi Iced
1.00, 4.00, 7.50 and 35.00.
Ambre Dei Pagodet.
Priced 1.00, 2.50, 7.50 and
10 00.
Jasmin. Priced 100, 4.00.
7.00 and 10.00.
Chypre. Priced 1.00. 2.50
and 5.00.
Le Pole De 8nteue. Priced
4.00.
From VIOLET
Pourpre D' Airtmne. Priced
8.50.
Ambre Royal. Priced
5.00.
Lee 8ylvle. Priced 8.50.
Nlobe, Priced 5.00.
Other fine imported perfumes
COUDRAY
Toujour Mol. Priced 1.50,
3.50 and 7.50
Femme Du Jour. Iliced
1.50, 3.50 and 7.50
Bon Solr. . Priced 5.00
CARON
Les Pols De Senteur
(Sweet Pea). Priced 35.00
Nult De Noel (Christmas
Night). Triced 30.00
Sen
FORMERLY A
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u, n 1 mi . ... 1 ' '. 7 llt"'j S
tpporcl For Men Women & Children
Perfumes!
Am
Imports
From AGNES
No. 6. Pi iced 18 00 snl
35.00.
From CORYSr
Chouke. I ! 10 00.
Ylsngh. I I !00 and
6.00.
Gardenia. I i n I 6.50.
From MOLINA fUl
Iff lf D'or Pi i .1 1J.C0.
L' Psrfucrrs P''. P.rft .
Pl-jce.l 4 00. 1. .110 i ).i0
sn.l 40.00.
Christmas E-I'v Ppcrd
1.50. 12.00 si.. I m.oo.
From FOREST
Mingtoy. Priced 1.50, 5.00
and 7 50.
From GODET
Petite Fleur Blu. Pi 'ced
5.00, 7.50 and 1i.C0.
Jssmln. Ptlced 1.&0, 3 00,
7.50 and 12 00.
Mimosa. Priced 14.00
Bellodg.s. Pii.-ed 25.00
N'Aimez Que Mol. Priced
12.00
GUERLAIN
Shalimar. Priced .25.00,
37.50 and 75.00
L'Heure Bleue. PiVei 5.00
and 15.00
Liu. Pricrd 30.00
DJedl. Priced 25 00
College Men
prefer tlie
1 Yak etl Lapels
liroad Shoulders
P.ody Bracing Jacket
Medium wide Trouser
RM STRONGS
aat
'a
D. li. Me and pungent
txl'ins from well-known
ivifunu rs Ch riitmoi
tlictr ith tlie charm of
nnd rv-tic aural
a
Narolss. Priced 1JJ0 and
3 0a
Folie Bleue. Prlcod 7.50.
Chypre. Priced 5.00 and
7.50.
From LUCE PRIMTAMP
L'Arrlente. Priced 7.50
15.00.
Le Pseo Bndorme. Priced
7.50 and 15.00.
From M YON
1000 Joiea. Priced 35.00.
Couer De Femme. Prloed
35.00.
Chsrvet Perfume Fer Men.
I'riced 20.00.
From COUDR AY
Jsimin: Diss; Reve De
Relnet Charms De Franoe
and Secret of Bagdad.
Priced 50a
From THEUILCR
Heliotrope; Lily of the
Valley; Rose: Jasmin; Li
lac; and Violet. Priced 23o.
Hi
C
a
VIGNY
Golliwog.
7.50
Priced 5,00 and
HOUBIUAN1
Essence Rare. Priced 25.(
Quel Que Fleura. Pric
1.00, 2.00, 4X00 and 7.50
En'lsite. Priced 8.00
Idesl. Priced 1.00, 1.78
and 3.50
Mon Boudoir. Priced 1.00,
2.25 and 45
Toilet Goods Ftrnt Floor.
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