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You pay from $25.00 to $75.00
for an overcoat that, may wear
three season. Why hesitate
about paying as much for a
watch which wi!l wear a life
time? Your inspection solicited.
TUCKER-SHE AN
Manufacturing Jewelers and
Optician
Eleven Twenty-Three O Street
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ijJrM . I Jewelry Novelties
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I I I I Ladies' Dainty
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City Y. M. C. A., Cafeteria Plan
13TH AND P
Quick 8rvlc
Opr at All Timee
Orpheum Cafe
Speotal Attention to University
Students
SPECIAL PHOTOS FOR
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BLAZE K PHOTO STUDIO
1306 O St. Upstairs
Terminal Drug Co.
FREE AUTO DELIVERY
Phone B4366
IT WILL PAY
YOU to consult
us about your
eyes. My advice
i s unnreiudlced
and costs you nothing.
W. H. MARTIN, O. D.
Optometrist
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
1234 O St. Opposite Miller & Paine's
A GOOD CHANCE TO TRY
OUR SERVICE
When you want a garment thor
oughly cleaned and pressed in a
hurry, that is when you want to
test our superior service.
We will call for and deliver to
uit you any place in the city
any time you desire.
W'f do all kinds of altering and
repairing.
We clean and block hats.
We pay postage one way.
LINCOLN CLEANING
& DYE WORKS
326 S. 11th Lincoln, Neb.
LEO SOUKUP, Mgr.
Copies of
OLD PHOTOS
FREDERICK MACDONALD
1309 O Street, Room 4
Phone L4022
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"THE GOOD CHEER PROSPERITY STORE"
You can eoine to this store and get top notch O'Coat satisfaction get what
you want our variety penntis and guarantees pleasing selections and you
save several dollars.
Scientific Methods Stretched Over a Long Line of
Action Produce Big Results When Centered on a
Single Article
This season it's Overcoats and we ask you to come to see what a big house
can offer by operating on such a large scale as our Overcoat stock reveals.
That's the secret of our ability to give so much inward satisfaction, outward
Overcoat appearance and better value for
$15,$17,$18.50,$20
At these low prices we offer all around OVEKCOATS, t hat speak in terms of
all wool fabrics and excellent style appearance. You would have to pay at least
$.").00 to $S.0() more elsewhere.
Every Style Every Weave Every Size
IF YOU WANT TO PAY
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for an Overcoat by all means see our
Society van6 fibofcels
Our Holiday Stocks are now at a High Point of Completeness
which prompts us in saying Shop Early in the Day and Early
in the Month.
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THE STORE AHEAD
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UNIVERSITY GIVES
TEACHERSTO STATE
Thirty-two Per Cent of Hiflh School
Instructors Were U. of N.
Graduates
BROWNIE'S PRETTY BABIES
A very interesting study has been
made of the preparation and experi
ence of the teachers of academic sub
jects in the high schools of the state.
Last year there were 1.324 instruc
tors of high school work, in the 225
schools accredited for the University.
Of these 62 per cent were graduates
of four-year higher institutions, 32 per
cent being graduates of this Univer
sity. Twelve per cent were graduates
of a two-year course with etra study
and 22 per cent bad completed only!
the two-year course. Only 4 per cent
had less than two years of preparation.
Most of these teachers bad taught
several years. In fact, only a third of
all the Nebraska high school teachers
bad taught less than four years.
This is. a very encouraging report
and shows bow well trained the state
teachers are for their high school
work, in the opinion of University
professors.
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WERNER WON THE
440 IN GOOD TIME
FOR FRIGID WEATHER
The 440-yard dash was the only race
to be run last night in the track
trials, because of the frigid atmos
phere. Considering that the race was.
The Lily Theatre, 1430 O St., is under the new and personal management of Mr. N. Dax.
Musical Comedy, and best of Pictures is shown. Pretty girls, clean comedy. Pay us a visit.
Refined High Class
for the greater part, run against the
wind, the time of 55:2 was very good.
Werner, who, a few weeks ago, won
the hundred yard dash, was the win
ner again last night, with Bryan s a
close second. Dally, who collapsed at
the finish, was third.
ALUMNI NEWS
Valeria Bonnell, '15, is teaching
German in the high school at Harvard.
Lloyd Collins, civil 'II, now city
engineer of Hastings, visited the en
gineering department yesterday.
Gene Liebendorfer, 'l6, has charge
of the science department at Sydney.
He also is athletic coach there.
Lyberta Dysart, '14, is teaching his
tory at Broken Bow. Miss Dysart
graduated with Tbi Beta Kappa
honors.
pharmacist connected with the Sher-man-McConnell
Drug company of
Omaha, visited alumni headquarters i
yesterday.
rooms, and have organized a girls
orchestra which plays for school
affairs.
OUTFITTERS OF
BASKET BALL TEAMS
Everything the individual player
or a full team could need will be
found at Lincoln's only exclusive
sporting goods store.
Spaulding or Victor Balls, Shoes
and Suits; the best goods and the
beat assortments at reasonable
prices.
LAWLOR'8
Sporting and Athletic Goods
A I r I I
Francis Priest, '16, instructor of
physical education at Wichita, Kans.,
will vh.it at the Alpha Delta Pi house
next week.
Ernest W. Schauferberger, '16, a
Eva O'Sullivan, '97, who teaches zo
ology in the Omaha high school,
spent last week end visiting friends
!n Lincoln. Miss O'Sullivan has stud
ied several summers at Columbia
university.
Mary Kittenger, 13, who has
charge of the mathematics depart
ment at Campbell college at Hoi ton,
Kans.. has formed a club there sim
ilar to the Nebraska University
Girls' club. They have furnished club
PLATTSBURG
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WITH THE OVAL BUTTON -HOLE
AND NEW REINFORCED EDGE.
$hjon Collars
160 EACH 6FOR&OC
UNITED tHMT A COLLAR CO.. TROY. N. V.
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