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TI1E DAILY NEBRASKAN.
Local and Personal.
The Co-Op.
Hat at Hendry's. 120 N. 11th.
Square meals at, Francis Urns.
lino furs. Steele, 143 So. 12th.
Steele, tho furrier, 143 So. 12th.
The Hygienic Cafe, 31G So. 12th at.
J 1.25 kirt gloveH OHc at The Famous.
1 :; (itT mi millinery :it The Famous
Ir Woodward, oceulist ,'JHch'ds hlk.
Don Cameron's Inn. Mi counter. Ill
So. lilli st.
Han's at honest prices. Matthews
Piano Co. ll- C) street.
Paul WoUe. 'Hii, is now chemist in
the sugar fact oi y it Caro, Michigan.
ly selected and Kent to Harvard Uni
versity from the State Museum, lias
been sold and the money deposited to
the credit of tho Morrill Geological
fund.
We have t lie very latest style In
shoes tor University gins. The box
stitch tlieropoKLiLc.il and terraced
welt. Call and see tticm. Webster -Rogers
1043 () st.
Miss Kva McCtine, instructor in the
iteitrico high school visited Saturday
and sunrlav with her brother Calmar
and histei Julia at the University.
Ituy your underware at The; K.iiinu-.
Meals !.")(', Kales restaurant, 1333 O.
Uay l'almer, of Liberty has witn
drawn from school because ol siek-
0(SS.
Professor Crabtrco visited ()ceola.
Slromsburg and David City last
week.
Kverv kind or garments worn by
men of the best kinds- can be found
at rallies.
ProTessor E. II. Harbour has an
illustratud article In the November
st. Nihola.-..
The Journal Corresnonent has tl.e
follow! nu Interesting bit of news re
garding ex Chancellor Canficld. "Dr.
J. H. Cuulield recently received a
pleasing coinplinient from his old
home at Lawrence. Kas., In the
shape of a request to come back there
and live as the chancelloi of the state
mmeisity of Kansas. Those who
know the Ideal situa'ion Dr. Canh'eld
occupies in ?ew York do not expect
to hear or his acceptance of the offer
however complimentary It ma be.
FINE CHANCE
FOR SOME ...
Fine Overcoats.
A cheap rout shows signs of wear the first mdn.th yi
wear it, a goud one improves, hmts and soothes the pur
chaser Or course you know (IOOI) CLOl'IIKN tost more
than ehoxp ones We have alwayfl made it our aim to
handle nothing hut the very lest. Thepo stylish erea
tLn.s in-
TIIK YOKK. $13 HO TO $2f OO
1I1K M'TO-MOMILH. $10.00 To $'JO.OO
TIIK SI IT Ol I', $20 OO
HOI'HICVAUI) HO.$l) OO 'JV $2 OO
CI1A VKNIOTTKH. (Ka'm OmtfO.
$13 no TO iioOO.
NOT ALONE.
The most complete line of ltlat-lt and lllm. heaver,
Meltons. l'riet'B. $7 HO to $UH.OO. See them.
EwingClothingCo
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MI5-III7 0 STREET,
LINCOLN, NEB
Chancellor A 1'ii'illips sei vctl as a
inemher of the hon rd of election which
sat last Friday and counted Jhe votes
east for major l the First Regiment
Nebraska Nationnl Guard. The other
members ft the hoard were Adjutant
(iciifrn! ,)olbt and Captain Holshaw of
Lincoln. Mr. Phillips is First Lieu
tenant of company H,of Aurora.
Uor students; those ex(iiisite S3.00
ovals and 81.0) panels at Hiss' Stu
dio, 102o C) Street.
Swell print inn, engraving and em
bossing. Phone :HS."i. The New Cen
tury, 1123 N street.
Try our hard wood for heating, T
a cord delivered. It's line. Union
Fuel Co., 1011 C) street.
Chas. Hoot '00 attended the Kansas
game Saturday, lie is now studying
in the Omaha Medical colhye."
For heating, use our LexIngUm
..uirip at $fi.o0 a ton. Us a winner.
Try a Ion. Union Fuel C., 101 1 O
St.
Coach Mutnbv ol Missorui and Pro
lessor Metcalt were the guests or
Delta Upsilon tit their initiation Sat
in day evening.
The Famous have decided to close
out their Knox bats never before
sold for less than $fi.00. Coino and
get one at $3.50.
"Our Late October Hirds" Is the
tltio of an article by Professor Rob
eit II. Wolcatt In the October num
ber of the Index.
J The debating association has de-
t dined debates with Lcland Stanford
aud South Dakota Universities owing
to previous donates with Missouri.
KuriBus and Colorado.
S'ICIFTY NOTKS.
The me. nbers of Alpha Theta Chi
formally opened their new chapter
housy at 111(5 Q street Saturday night
with a dancing party. Tho house
was prettily decoiated for tho oc
casion The lower llo r was adorned
with University colors, tho lights
were red. red and white carnations
were also used in the decorations.
Punch was served.
The chaperons were; Mrs. W. H.
Hunter. Mrs. (). N. Humphrey, Mr.
and Mrs. Rnscoe Pound, Mr. and
Mrs. Clements and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Ilracelyn.
The guests: Misses Randall. Man
rid. Roberts. Parks, Streator. Patter
son, Willsev. Duuiont. Foote, Mur
ray. Cooper, Piper, Casehecr, Mont
gomery, Muir, Wood, Randall,
Thomas, Towne, Harlev, Rrvan.
Reyonlris. Millar fcrhwirty, Mackin,
Comntnn; Messers Roberts. Piper,
Towne, Orr, Humphrey, Smith,
Coumton, Hiltner, Sherman, Long
ley. Lawlor, Cornell. Lee, Mansfield,
Sweeley, Rlchev, Higgins, Knehn.
Hintnan. Wright. Hill, Kendall,
Martin, Kvans. Randall, Cage, Pllls
oury, Hodges arid Cooper.
Have You Ever Noticed
That Pained Expression
Some people wear.'' It is caused by their shoe
dealer, who doesn't know how to fit shoes. Peo
ple who buy their foot wear of Perkins and
Sheldon, at 1 129 O Street, never wear that pain
ed expression.
Maitland, Mansfield. Seac.rest, Ray
mond, Oalnes, Whedon, Stein.
The local chapter of Alpha Tau
Omega gave a dancing party at the
chapter house, 1027 II street on
Friday night. The guests were
chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. Myron
Wheeler. Those present were: Misses
Moore, Windmayr, Allen. Watson,
Bessie Rurruss, Gould. Grimmtson,
Mandrid, Hazel Manarid, Tuttle,
Anna Hammond, bterllng. Doubs,
Nicholson, Sallie Agnew, Flsk. Mey
er, Hignell.'Cooper: Messrs. Hewett,
Williams, IIotTnell, "Helms, uomigh,
W raves, Hawlev, Potts, Fossler, Cope
land. Shaufelberger, .Parry, Sutter,
Huntington, II o"w a r d , lvJoGrew.
Winnmavr. Crandan, Cleary, Smith
and Morgan.
Saturday night Messrs. FrcdLund
in and Claude Davis of Lead. South
Dakota, and Eamond llagensick of
Lincoln. and Lucien Shelnon of
Avne a .verc Initiated i n to Delta Up
silon. The Initiatory rites took
place at tho chapter house on C
street and were followed by a banquet.
Legislative
Gallery.
BEST OF RATES TO STUDENTS.
Portrait and Lausdcapc Photographer
120 5outh nth Street,
LINCOLN, - - NEBRASKA.
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KODAKS
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DR. J. J. DAVIS,
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Eyes Examined Tree. Price Reasonable.
LINCOLN,
i2380Street,TEBRL
J. A. Schcwer '02 lias been offered
a position in the chemical depart
ment or a sugar factory at Chi no.
California: conseauently he has not
returned to school tills year.
A collection of sand crystals recent-
The members of rhi Delta Theta
entertained at progressive 1 igli five
Friday nlL'ht at the chapter bouse on
S street The ladies' prize, a cut
glass bonbon dish, was won by Miss
Gertrurto Macomber and Mr. Richard
(Jlanville was rewarded for success
with tho gift or a military brush.
The guests were: Mr. and Mrs. .W.
G. Morrison. Proressor and Mrs It.
H. Wolcott: Misses Hargreaves,
Hays, Hargreares. Johnson, Sheran,
White. Raymond. Mulliken. Post.
Douglas, Paterson, Millar. Uutcalt,
Macomher. Macomber, Tukey, Tuk
ey, Honeywell. Hunt, Heacock.
Holland, Conistock, Woodrord. Loom-
is, Funke, Whedon, McCutcheon,
llrvan, Manslield. Rennctt; Messrs.
Smith, Famsworth, Thomas, Mc
Creery, Raymond. Sherman. Glen
ville, Anderson. White. McCutlheon,
Lnomls, Whitman. McShano, Neelv.
Ijjiu, Lau. Sowles, Jcnne, Mulliken.
Sumner, Hewitt, Lansvln, Fisher,
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