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THE OLD FOLKS AT HOME
Father, mother, sister, brother,
sweetheart, lover. What will you
talus them for Christmas?
We have a little booklet contain
ing hundreds of classified sugges
tions for Christmas. A copy will
be given free to each one who men
tions the "Nebraskan."
The BookShop
1212 "O"
Boy Your Xmas Presents Now
of
Chas. W. Fleming
RELIABLE JEWELER
AND OPTICIAN .
1311 O St.
Oar Bsstness to Se!I 0(111
Your Business to Buy U U H L
FRATERNITY AND SORORITY
TRADE SPECIALLY SOLICITED
A few of our leaders:
Komo-Try it $6.50
teureka Serai-Anth $7.00
Wathed Egg $6.00
Spadra $8.50
Other grades at low prices.
WMTEBREAST
COAL CO.
107 North (Ith
QUARTERBACK
A Game of Football Strategy
For Mature Football Players
Scientific
Entertaining
Instructive
Exciting
Bui't by college men for col-k-ge
men.
A jiromineut coach writes:
"It resembles outdoor football
more than any game of this
kind I have ever seen.'
$2.00
Ask Your Dealer
Olympic Games
Company
CHICAGO, ILL.
A Game two can play at"
Share in this Liberal, Happy "Good Times" Event
Armstrong's Manufacturers' Surplus" Sale
An vent stared because our business has- been so much greater tbat we were enabled to grasp at a price, in mid-season, the entire
surplus stocks of five great manufacturers a volume of goods greater tian that found in any other two men s stores in Lincoln
today.
MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S SUITS AND OVERCOATS AS FOLLOWS:
Those at ami Those at $20, $18
$12.50 and $16.50
$9.50 $13.50
Those at $25.00 and
$22.50
$16.50
Those at $30.00 and
$27.50
$19.50
Those at $35.00 and
$32.50
$23.50
Those at $40.00 and
$37.50
$26.50
One-fourth off
On All Fur And Fur Lined Coats
ON "RUN OF THE MILL" "SUPERIOR" UNION SUITS
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568 MEN'S MACKINAWS 973 MEN'S ODD PANTS
Those at $0.50 and Those at $3.50 and Those at $15, $12.50
$6 00 $7 50 and $10.00 $6.00 and $5.00 Pants $7.o0 and $6.o0 Pants
$145 $6.45 $8.45 ' $3.90 j $190
ONEtfTFTH OFF ON ALL MEN'S FUR CAPS
ARMSTRON
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GOOD CLOTHES MERCHANTS
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Wellesley Catalogue Shows Many
Change
Wellesley, Mass., December 4.
.Marked changes in the list of trustees
of Wellesley College appear in the ad
vance pages of the Calendar for 1914
15. l)r. Samuel Billings Capen, presi
dent of the board, and Dr. Alexander
McKenzie have been removed by
death. Two members. A1pbeus H
Hardy, treasurer, and Miss Cornelia
Warren, have resigned. Mrs. Adaline
A. Thompson has left the list through
close of term. The Rt Rev. William
1-awience becomes president of the
board, and Willis.m H. Lincoln, vice
pi evident. Ijwis Kennedy Morse is
no treasurer. New appointments to
the Board since the last annual issue
of the Calendar are Dr. Cyrus H. K.
Curtis, of Philadelphia, Miss Ruth
Sharpless Goodwin, B. A., 18. Alum
nae trustee, and Eugene V. R. Thayer,
of Bop: on.
Members of tne faculty, iu service
the present year, are tbus classified:
I'roresPors, 27; associate professors,
"2: instructors, 5C; assistants. 15; lec
turers, 7; purely administrative offi
cers, 29. Only one appointment lo the
list of professors from " without the
college has been made for the present
year that of Louis Perdriau, profes
sor of French language and Jiterature.
Students are classified as follows:
Resident candidates for the M. A
degree, 22; seniors. 282; juniors. 212;
sophomores, 211; freshmen, 440; non
candidates for degrees (largely can
didates for the certificate of the de
partment of hygiene). 85.
The geographical distribution of at
tendance Is as follows:
Alabama 2, Arizona 1, Arkansas 6.
California 14, Colorado 8. Connecticut
72, Delaware 3, District of Columbia 9,
Florida 1, Georgia 3. Hawaii 2. Idaho
4, Illinois CO, Indiana 14. Iowa 19, Kan
sas 4, Kentucky 14, Louisiana 4, Maine
31, Maryland 8, Massachusetts 361,
Michigan 48, Minnesota 26, Mississippi
3. Missouri 23, Nebraska 6, New Hamp
shire 31. New Jersey 115, New Mexico
2, New York 220, North Carolina 3.
North Dakota 1. Ohio 61, Orgon 9.
Pennsylvania 150, Rhode Island 28,
South Carolina 3, Tennessee 13, Texas
10, Vermont 13, Virginia 2. Washing
ton 9. West Virginia C Wisconsin 15.
Wyoming 1, Canada 2. China 4, France
J, Germany 1, India 1, Jamaica 1,
Japan 1. Persia 1, Turkey 2.
The Chicago association of com
merce has called a meeting of various
interests to consider the advisability
of changing Chicago time from central
to eastern an hour earlier than the
present time.
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PENNANTS
Yale and Harvard
Each 9 in. x 24 in.
PRINCETON, CORNELL,
MICHIGAN
Each 7 in. x 21 in.
PENNANTS, Size 12x304
Any Leading Colleges of
Your Selection
All of ouf best quality, in tieir
proper colors, with colored em
blems.
Either assortment, for limited
time, sent postpaid for SO cents,
and five stamps to cover ship
ping costs.
Write us fon prices before
placing orders for felt novelties
of all kinds.
THE GEM CITY NOVELTY CO.
224 Bittner Street
Dayton, Ohio
THE CO-OP
The name means Co-operative Planning, Buying and Selling
Co-operation between us to supply your needs. Remember It is
The CO-OP, 318 Mo. nth
Something New In
Sweaters
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Yoi:r -o!l'pre colors deftly knit lu roller and around
the tK.ttm in a. Navajo ixrd-r effect. For instance, it
your colors are whit and purple a white sweater with
purple Navajo border. This is o,uite the luft word In
Sweaterdom something that mill make a real flaii cm
the camjim.
IjluBtratfi Man's riradley Navajo Shaker painstak
ingly knit of thk-k, warm yarn. A er.-eater that will out
last the college course. Mrderately priced. -
Woman's Knit f?rnrt Coats, knit to conform with pres
ent styles. Wade with tx-lt in contrasting nlor a very
Irtty style for women's wear.
Bradley Knitting Co.
DELA VAN, WIS.
FOR SALE AT
CHAPIN BROS
127 So. 13th
FLOWERS ALL THE TIME
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