Cotner University - Croaker Yearbook (Bethany, NE)

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:--Here's a Funny Proposition--: Some ready-made clothier will tell you that their clothes are the newest things as to style, when as a matter of fact they're so new that they're old. Here's the reason-They are obliged to make up their clothes six to eight months in ad- vance of the time of delivery, because the salesman has to get over the entire country and take his orders for the coming season's output. They carry with them a few sample woolens and coat styles which by the time the merchant has them for sale, are frequently behind times. Come here and select styles that are right up to the minutes and will be made in t0day's fashions. C.. L. Anderson Tailoring Company IMPORTER OF FINE WOOLENS 143 So. 12th St. Lincoln, Nebraska -149-

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MISS WAMPLER has just recently laid down a new law for the observance of the young ladies of the school. This law makes it a very grave misdemeanor for any young woman to be CAUGHT FLIRTING and also, upon the collection of suliicient evidence to verify any suspicions, any young woman found guilty, after the deed is done, of flirting WITH any gentleman friend or any gentleman who is not her friend. Anyone found guilty of such unpardonable mistake must account before THE CHANCELLOR 'Twas a night of the class games, When Freshies and Sophs Were rufIing each other Not caring for cops, When the whistle blew shrill And the Freshies lined up, A Soph there was ready To o'erflow their cup, -148- Then, a yell from the sidelines, A strong command, too, Quick, you want on this side, So what could Phelps do? His fame was soon heralded Over the land For, isn't one popular When he plays to the grandstand? QSIIPZE Hllhn Do you see, class ? - that is - 'fPeter and I - And the like of that. Is very fond of dogs Help yourself That might bear investigation. I see. ls Chester White That reminds me of a storiettef' What do you think, Mr. Cope ? Wants a sympathetic listener. I am selling these books at cost. Always makes 100W in exams. Discu1'sions.

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YOUNG st soN The Central Store We strive to please. Our aim is to give the best possible val- ues for the money invested. OUR MOTTO:--- THE BEST FOR OUR CUSTOMERS WE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE LincoIn's Progressive Department Store it ' . 0: The Daylight Store A GRADUATE upon leaving college carries with him the HIGHEST GIFT A NATION CAN BESTOW. The next best gift in life is a HOME that you can call your own. 7,1 gbffzsfff' Building and Loan we Association 's business is to furnish the ways and means for getting a home and starting men and Women on the road to financial success. HOMER K. BllRI'I+ l' I' - l' 1 M. W. FOLSO qeeret E ONA ries J. A. PIPER Cotner University Insurance Agency SIGEL MATSON, Manager Bethany, - - Nebraska Profits Maintain Insurance on the University Buildings ........... Prompt Service Low Rates