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Local and Personal.
The Co-Op.
Ent at Hendry's, 129 N. 11th.
Kino furs, Steele, 143 So. 12th.
Steele, the furrier, 143 So. 12th.
The Hygienic Cnfe, 31G So. 12th at.
Pot Roast Day at, Francis Hrns.
$l.2i kid gloves 08o at The Famous.
- off on mlllmcrv at The Famous.
I)r Woodward, nmilist. liicJi'ds lilk
Buy your uuderwaro at The Fanrms
The Vatsitv will hear nianrh Walsl)
at the Oliver Thursday. Tho team
will occupy the lower box by special
invitation of the management.
When you want to get, somctlnnu
nice for a friend srep into K. Flem
IriK's llill O street and look at his
line ol' .Fewelrv. Everything up-to-date.
SWEATERS
SWEATERS
GLOVES
We have t no very latest style in
shoes lor University tfiris. The box
stitch the rope suteh and terraced
welt. Call and see. tnem. Webster A
Rogers IOC! Dst.
Meals I.V,, Fales restaurant, ITU ().
Oyster soup ."o today Francis l!ros.
Don Uameron's lun. Mi counter. Ill
So. lUh st.
The scrubs will probably play Donne
Saturday,.
Lindsey's. Cigars, Pipes. Tonacco
and Canes.
Tlie St. 1 in 1 church is oruani.lntf,
in connection n ith it, societies for
younir women and voutnr men. A
large number d tlie members so far
arc rnivorsity students.
.John Tobin who liad his ankle bad
ly injured m a practice scrimmage on
the Wednesday after the Wisconsin
eame is able to attend classes again.
His ankle is far Irom well and be is
forced to use crutches
The greatest variety of sweaters ever shown in Lincoln. Siult
a combination of warm effects we ure nIi iwinu
SI. 00 TO $4.50, All Sizes
They wil. lit every body.
Gl 0P" lined or un lined, work or d cs a iSriMit Lim-L-v-'
V L-O, to select rrom to $12. OO per pu r. and every
pair will give sa'isfnetion some nre lire pro f steam proof -nearly
wear proof. (
O A D Q "" "' V-es. nil Co ors sis u he ia I in ve :i OliNUINIi
UArO SIAL SKIN legular I0 OU w l.i e they last (about u
do.en leftl $5 OO
N'KlKW F.Alt new arrivals in ties weekly if you don't see
what you want ask for it, or it may be in Friday - 25, 50, $1. $1.50
EWING CLOTHING CO.,
Mass's photographic Studio. 102(i
O street. None bettei.
Want, to tent a nlano'J Sec the
Matthews Piano Co., 1120 O street.
Sheet Music and sup a lies ure best
scoured from the Matthews Pi ino
Co., 1120 () St.
The F Diversity band is at present
struggling with a desci ipt ive overture
"The Ambuscade."
A number of students bae organ
ized a dancing club, which will give
a private dance one evening each
month. The liist'dance will be given
next Friday evening. November 22 at
the Lincoln Light Infantry Hall.
NECKWEAR
FASHIONABLE FURNISHERS
lii.vim iist,, i.im h.n.
CAPS
Mr. Prevev's class in Charities went
out to inspect the county poor taim
last Friday. They report that it is a
model ol neatness. There are. at
present twenty-three Inmates. Most
of them are insane, as the Farm is
used as an overllow in case the asylum
is crowded.
Not Everything from a Needle to
a Threshing Machine, No,
Nothing
but SHOES we're specialists
on shoes. We have I lanan
shoes at $5.00. All styles and
qualities at $3.00 anil 3.50.
PERKINS & SHELDON,
1129 0 STREET.
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Swell printing, engravnu and oup
bossing. Phone :i()"i. The New Cen
tury, 112:i "N street.
Try our hard wood for heatniL', T,
a cord delivered. It's line. Cnion
Fuel Co., 1011 O street.
' The Alpha Tan Omega li.ternity
entertained informally Friday even
ing with a dancing party at their
chapter bouse, lf.21 11 street. The
guests were: Misses Manrid. Ham
mond, Sterling, Manild. lUimiss, Al
len. Agnew. (iiinnison, (louldmejer
and Dobbs.
In California the. rooters have ic
ce.ntly bad a smoker for the football
team, in feho gymnasium.
K. Fleming, 1211 O street Is
showing the new horn novelties.
Drop in and look them over.
For StunoqtK; those exuuislto
lanels aVfcl ovhls at J lass' Photo
graphic Studio, (l02i O Street.
Recently tlie football men or Lc
land Stanlord entertained about
thirty quests at the training table.
The Fnginecis or Wisconsin are
preparing Tor a series of socials for
the near future. They have also been
unusually active recently, in stirring
ui) enthusiasm for football by
marching about the .streets with u
oano and drawing the ciowd to the
mass meetings.
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We Don't Make
At prices "way
below cost." I
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and make our charges
jj reasonable. Lot us talk
li over that new suit with you "t
We do iirst class work
S Nebr. Pant and Suit Co., 5
t 143 North Thirteenth. $
3-4-8- - -s-j "aft
Hal Huberts, '01. .)f South Omaha,
visited over Sunday with his Alpha
Thotii Chi brothors ann other friends.
For heating uso our Lexington
Lump at $5.00 a ton. Its a winner.
Try a ton. Union Fuel Co., 1011 O
St.
You know you'll nee.l a new dress
suit for that next party it. - T. are
selling thorn 10 per cent discount this
week only.
II. H. Smith, '01, 'of Omana. visit
ed for a few days with his Alpha
Thcta Chi brothora, and took in the
Kansas game.
Annul l.")0 peiiodicals are iccened
regulany at the librarv. About one
third or these stay at the central li
brary and the remaining two thirds
aro distributed among the depart
mental libraries Of the entire num
ber ;100 aro. foreign and l."0 aro'Ainer
nan publications. English, French
and (Jorman predominate among the
foreign magazines, by far the greater
number of which are or a scientific
nature. All popular literary maga
zines, as well as "many treating or
prominent social and political ques
tions, arc kept on the shelves".! n the
reading room.
DAILY N K 13 R A S K A N " ;.ST ) C K
KKADY.
Subscribers to tlie stock in the
Hesperian Publishing Co., may get
the same at the ofllce at l.'H ISorth
A Pound of
PAPER
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The Famous have decided to close
out thoir Knox hats never before
sold for less than $.V00. Come and
get one- at $3.50.
Eleventh street.
THE Y.M.C.A. BARBER SHOP '
is prepared to Shave you or
Cut your hair.
13TH AND P STREETS.
Good Irish Linen for 25c
Ripple Bond, white 40c
Ripple Bond, blue 40c
Envelopes to Match.
Invitation and Regret I'apers.
Something choice in Tally Curds.
Ve have a Complete Line
of SCHOOL Sl'I'PLIHS.
Wilson & Hall,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS,
113 3 O STREET.
Every new Student
calls on
James Hearn
337 So. nth street
And has his measure taken for th
Tamous
Kalawazoo
Uniforms,
Manufactured by
Zht Btndtrsott'JImt Co.
Kalamazoo, Wick
Spalding's Foot
Ball Shoes.
On all
oin- Knot
Ball Shops
ve arc now
'Mittino- the
new style
cleats as
shown in
cut. After
a thorough test last season
.by a ftnv of Uipi leading pay
ors, they unanimously declare,
them the best cleats ever put
on a shoe, insist, upon hav
ing them for your shoes.
Kvcry tiling for football
ilead harness, ankle brace,
shin guards. Handsome il
lustrated Cataloae free.
A (1. Spalding & Bro3. Incorporated
New York Chicago Denver
Spald n-'s Oftleial Kootlmll Ou'idc for
1001, edited by Walter Cuu.p, price ICe
ex per
c ovev
lln. J. di MCrlAIi letter, lias matt
rinntint vw set ' teeth. A Rood et of
IIHIlllSli teeth. oo. 3J-K Cold crown I5
I O I 4 n Otrnai Silver filling 50 cents and
I L I 4 U OlIUBll up. Cold fillings J1.00 and
I tUPfll U up- 'rcctn tra;tcd without palu
ucddaoJa23 kkmemdhr tiik pr.A.c
ItDnAoM. 140 street.
Dr. Shoemaker's Private Hospital.
Special attention glton to disease of wom
and all surgical dlsoases. X-ray ezainatIo
wltb uo discomfort or injury to pationt. Bt
erythlng as homoliko as possible. Doard aad
room reasoAabli).
UHLST. LINCOLN.
P. O. Box 931. Telephone
DR. J. J. DAVIS,
GRADUATE OPTICIAN
Eyes Examined Free. Price Reasonable.
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