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Tlie Co-Op.
Who's Ltidwlg"?
Ed. Young, News.
Colors nt The Co-Op.
Pennants nt The Co-Op.
?.Iegaphonefl at The Co-Op.
Eat nt Hendry's, 129 N. 11th.
r.jotbnll buttons nt The Co-Op.
Fine furs, 'Steele, 143 So. 12th.
Munson's restaurant, 1H8 0 st.
Steele, the furrier, 143 So. 12th.
The Hygienic Cafe, 31G So. 12th st.
The Univ. Book Store, 310 No. 11th.
Dr. Woodward, occuliBt, Richards
block.
Don CameronVs lunch counter, 114 So.
11th bL i
nt zk
Full line of Regent f3i50 shoes, San
dersons. $3.00 wlil buy u first cluas shoe at
Sandersons.
Geo. Constancer's new flvo-chair bar
ber shop at 1010 O st.
California is preparing to send her
track team eaat this year.
I . See 'Wosterfleld for 'the Intent Uni.
hair cut. 117 No. 13th st.
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.
Miss Kittle Brace, of Omaha, will
visit University friends noxt week.
po you waut to rent a piano? Go
to the Matthews Piano Co., 1120 .0
street.
Messrs. Claude Lawler and Howard
Kendall have recently Joined the Lin
coln Light Infantry.
Miss Katherlne Thymbal returned
from Minneapolis with friends for a
short visit at the University.
All University boys who have the
price wear "Walk-Over" shoes. For
sale only at Webster & Rogers.
Our price on underwear has always
heen the lowest In town. Try us.
Yule Bros. Laundry, 1514 O street.
Ralph Rosenberg, ox-'04, is visiting
University friends this week. He at
tended the blg Minneapolis game.
The books with music of the "Mes
alah," which the chorus will study
this semester have arived and will
be used this evening.
Light attendance at glasses was re
ported yesterday, especially In tho
forenoon. This waB due to the late
arrival of the excursion trains.
Professor. Ward lectured tp the class
In geology yesterday morning, In the
absence of Prof. Barbour. He talked
of the fossil remains of ancient animal
His lectures will be continued next
Thursday.
Huy your Rhoes at Sandersons.
Handkerchief snlc at The Fnnious.
Why not tnko your bath at Chris'
bath house, 11 and P Streets.
Try Sanderson's. They have the
best shoos on earth for the money.
Charles II. Gregory (U. of N. '91)
Bella coal nt 1044 0 st. See him.
P" K Kidd has returned to resume
Ills studies with the senior class..
STUDENTS. Buy your kid gloves
add corsets at The Famous, 1029 O.
B & T. have got some "kids" that
you would appreciate. $1 per pnlr.
The University B'ook Store, 340 No.
11th st. The Scarlet and Cream store.
The girls in Domestic Science I nre
now learning the relative value of
health foods.
"Soroflte" shoes' fbr University girls
nre the best. For sale only at Web
ster & Rogers.
Miss Grace Rushton, who is teach
ing In FallB City, visited friends in
the city Saturday.
The Nebraska school of music is
preparing for n graduation recital in
the near future.
Claude Abbott, an engineering stu
dent last year, is working for the Elk
horn in the Black Hills.
The literary societies will begin
Voting on the names of candidates for
membership at their next meeting.
Hlland B. Noyes, '98, has a very
good position as electrician with the
Omaha Electric Lighting Company.
The program for drill waB slightly
altered last evening by giving the
recruits some Introductory Instructions
in marching.
Professor Chntburn will be In the
laboratory every day from two to five
superintending the tests of materials
for construction.
The Minnesota chapter of Delta
Delta Delta entertained the chapter
fiom heie with a theatre party and a
biippei afterward.
The engineering laboratory has a
new extensometer, which will meas
ure the stretch of metal bars to the
ten-thousandth part of an Inch.
Bert Gordon, 01, has been traveling
traveling In Wisconsin an1 Michigan
during the summer. He was in Minne
apolis Saturday forUie game, and re
turned to his field of work by the way
of Chicago, '
Have you got to
speak a piece?
Well, we don't know of any kind of "effort," fro
m the schoolboy's "recitation" or the ichoolftrl'i "read-
Inf ," end along through the whole school end collet
career, down to the "response to toasts" et the led
"tlm dlnuer," that It not prorided for among i
m Commencement Parti. Including ' efforts" for all
other oocnuom. .id.
Pros ami Cons. Both tide of live question!. 1J0.
Playable Plan: Kor school and parlor. tM.
CoHeg Jfen's Three-U mute Declamation! $1,00.
J Cullege Hauls' rhiee-ilmute Headings 11.00.
Pircti lor I'nte-Sjxal mg Contest. 11.00.
Acme Ijrclumatto Hook, faper. 30c. Cloth, 30c.
Hattily Pieces to Speak. 108 on separate cards, 10c
j LUt of " Contents "of any or all of aboee free on re
quest If you mention this ad.
Hums & I0BLE, Publisher!
H 4-5-13-14 jCoopcr IaitltBte H. T. City
Schoclbooks q all publisher at one ttort.
To Make His
A Student should use
Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pens
For Sale by all Dealers, or
L. K. WATERMAN CO., s f
.") 1.V7 Hronchvay, NKW YORK. Largest Fountnin Pen Manufacturers
In tho World
Special Attention t0
Amateur Photography
PRICES RIGHT.
GRAY BROS. 1216 o st
FALL FESTIVITIES AT
Kansas City, Mo.
$5.75 ROUND TRIP.
Ticket on sale October :th to I2tli inoliinive, return
limit October 14 th, 1901.
GO AND SEE THE MERRY CROWD.
Leave Lincoln 5: 10 it. in., arrive Kannart City 11 :40 u. in
Leave Lincoln 1:35)). m., arrive KanHaH City 8:85 p. in.
City Ticket Office, BnrHngton Depot,
Corner loth and O Street. 7th Street, Bet. P and Q.
Telephone 335. Telephone 35.
Zb Suits and Owrcoats
We sell at $12,50 and $15.00 are the same values
as you'll pay $16.50, $18.00 and $20.00 for else
where. They're made by such well-known peo
ple as Hart, Schaffner tfe Marx and Stein -Bloch
Co. made with the most careful attention to
' detail, cut on stylish and perfect fitting lines
in fact, equal in every respect to custom tailored
garments and cost less than half as much.
Armstrong Clothing Company,
Zhe Jllways Sattafaetory SUrt,
122U27 6 Street Dew Location.
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Take Your Shoe Repairing to
JOSEPH KOLBAGH.
1326 O STREET
ALL WOKK, GUARANTEED.
Hark
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Second-Hand Books
Osborn's Old Book Store
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