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The Co-Op.
Who's Ludwig?
Ed. Young, News.
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Sanderson's Shoes.
Buy your shoes at Sandersons.
Handkerchief sale at Tho Famous.
Why not tako your bath at Chris'
bath house, 11 and P Streets.
UNDERWEAR, UNDERWEAR
any kind, any grade at Swing's.
Ed Young, PIPES.
Colors at Tho Co-Op.
Pennants at Tho Co-Op.
Megaphones at Tho Oo-Op.
Eat at Hendry's, 129 N. 11th.
Oyster soup, 5c. Francis Bros.
Try Sanderson's. They have tho
best shoes on earth for tho money.
SIDLES
Exclusive SPORTING 600DS HOUSE
Agents for Spalding, Victor
and D. & M. goods.
CharleB B. Gregory (U. of N. '91)
sells coal at 1044 O st. See him.
STUDENTS. Buy your kid gloves
and corsets at The Famous, 102ft 0.
B. & T. hnvo got some "M' tht
you would appreciate. $1 per pair.
Largo Stock, Low Prices. So Sidles tho
Sporting GoodH Man,
H. E. SIDLES CYCLE CO., 1304 0 ST.'!
Football buttons at Tho Co-Op.
Flno furs, Steele, 143 So. 12th.
MunBon's restaurant, 1418 O st.
Steele, tho furrier, 143 So. 12th.
Buy your millinery at tho Famous.
For Students Those now $3 ovals
and $4 panels at Bass Studio, 1026 O.
The University Btook Store, 340 No.
11th st. Tho Scarlet and Cream storo.
"Sorosla" shoes for University girls
are tho best. For sale only at Web
ster & Rogers.
To Make His flark
Tho Hygienic Cafe, 316 So. 12th st.
Tho Univ. Book Store, 340 No. 11th.
Dr. Woodward, occullst, Richards
block.
Don Cameron's lunch counter, 114 So.
11th st.
Don't forget Ewing has a full lino
of Way's mufflers. Thqy, are nioo for
cold weather. ,,
A Student should use
Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pens
For Sale by all Dealers, or
L. E. WATERMAN CO.,
55 157 Broadway, NEW YORK. Largost Fountain Pon Manufacturers-
In tho World
Pants. The celebrated "Crown" pan
taloon at Ewlng's. They fit. They
wear and give you only tho best satisfaction.
Full lino of Regent $3.50 shoes, San
dersons. ; mvw
$3.00 will buy a first class shoo at
Sandersons.
Geo. Constancer's new five-chair bar
ber shop at 1010 O Bt.
Georgo Shldler will visit his parents
in York over Sunday.
Why not bo a student of economy as
well as of the classics? Buy your fuel
of us, and wo will help you every time.
Union Fuel Co., 1014 O st., phone 336
Something over five thousand people
visited Mayer Bros.' opening last ev
ening. Several pieces of flno solid
silverware valued at about ?150 Were
given out on tickets presented to visi
tors. Hagenow's orchestra furnished
music during tho evening.
Seo Westorfield for the latest Unl.
hair cut. 117 No. 13th st.
See M. E. Chevront, 1324 O st., for
reasonable rates on board.
Zobo Townsend will visit at hlB
home In Tecumseh over Sunday.
Ewing Clothing Co. for clothes that
suit you financially and mentally.
Sweaters of every kind from 50c to
$4.50 line at Ewlng's. All colors.
First clasB pianos at honest prices
from the Matthews Piano Co., 1120 O.
Lost,
Found
and
Want
Ads v
At Special Rates in
The Daily Nebraskan
FALL FESTIVITIES AT
Kansas City, Mo.
$5.75 ROUND TRIP.
Tickets on sale October 5th to 12th inclusive, return
limit October 14th, 1001.
GO AND SEE THE MERRY CROWD.
Leave Lincoln 5:10 a. m., arrive Kansas City 11:40 a. in.
Leave Lincoln 1:35 p. in., arrive Kansas City 8:35 j. in.
City Ticket Office, Bnrlington Depot,
Corner ioth and O Streets. 7th Street, Bet. P and Q.
Telephone 335. Telephone 35.
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A. E. Pope, '98, has registered in
tho graduate school for the doctor's
degree.
The Pioneer Barber Shop at 113 So.
11th sL, is where you can get' first
class work.
- Guy Grcenwald leaves this after
noon for his homo at Falls City, where
he wjll visit his parents.
All University boys who have tho
prico wear "Walk-Over" shooB. For
sale only at Webster & Rogers.
Percy A. Powers, '95, spont Thurs
day at the University on his way to
Chicago, where he holds a responsible
position with tho People's Gas Co.
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Yale men know and the Ncalfavtn Union
givt a frienJXi solved by
S0NQS OF ALL THE COLLEGES
which is alike suitable for the collegian of
the past, for the student of the present, and
for the boy (or rirt) with hopes: also for the
muiic-lovmsr sister and a fellow's best srirl." 1
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SUIO- BOOK flTOUU. MOSIO DftALBBA. IM
HINDS & NOyUB. Publishers.
1-6-6-12-1 J-W Cooper Institute. Naw Yoaic
Bdkoolbooks of all pobUahen a on. Hon
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years. If yours don't last that long,
there's something wrong. Try Yule
Bros. Hand Laundry. They use no
acids. 151T O Bt
Take Your rShoe Rcp&MnfA to
JOSEPH KOLBACH,
1326 O STREET
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
o Dress "a la mode" iff '"Z
it doesn't cost very much no more than it
does to dress the other way and of course you
are familiar with the old saying "as well be
out of the world as out of fashion."
It's no longer necessary to have your clothes
made especially to your measure. The whole
sale tailor does you the same service and saves you more
than half in doing so. No tailor can make you a better
fitting, better looking or better wearing suit of clothes
dr 6vercoat than Hart, Shaffner & Marx or Stein, Bloch
Co. offer you through us, and in addition to the money
saving there's the advantage of having your suit ready
for you when you are ready for it.
Armstrong Clothing Company,
The Always Satisfactory Store.
I22I toV227 O St. New Location
Dr. Sksuukeri PrHile Hespilil.
Special attention siren to diseases of women
ana all surgical diseases. X-ray examination
with no discomfort or injury to patient. Et
rythtof as homelike as possible. Board and
room reasonable.
1117 L 8T. LINCOLN.
P. O. Box 051. Telephone 685
Second-Hand Books
Osborn's Old Book Store
131 North 12th St:
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