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R. HAGGARD. M. D. Offico 1100
Street, Rooms 212 213-214 Rich
Rrds Block. Tolophono 535. Residence
1310 G Street, Telephone L981.
DR. BENJ. F. BAILEY; Dr. Mar
Louise Flanagan; Ofllco, 141 South
12th Stroot. Tolephono G18.
"1 1 DAVIS. I). D. S., Dentist.
JL Bridge and Crown work. Office
room 7, oVer Rock Island ticket ofllce.
Phone :H0.
Remember
When in need of tailoring-, repairing
or clcaninjr in tho clothing line that
C. EHLERSIsthc man
Tor the benefit of those new students
who dont know, his address is north
west cor 11th nnd 0, room 4, up stairs
HARPER,
THE SHIRT MAKER
makes dress shirts
tint fit All who ap
preciate a good fitting shirt of any
kind bhould see him.
Rooms 5 and 6. 1012 0 Street.
A Close Shave
A hair cut, or anything else
you want a harbor to do for
you. at the
Y. M. V. A. Barber Sttop,
13TH AND 1 STREETS.
Eat
AT THE
Unique
Restaurant
1230 () St., and 3011 will wear
a smile. Commutation tickets at a dis
count. STUDENTS
Who need suits pressed or
cleaned should call on
hill & co., 1222 0 st.
Mist rluf.s woiK HiitKfucl Ion uiinr it (it
GET A
MEGAPHONE
and a
PENNANT
And 3ell for N ebrasku
Thanksgiving Day. We sup
ply everything but the yell.
Wilson & Hall,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS,
1133 0 STREET.
BO YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
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Trade Marks
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CopVriohts Ac
Anyone sending a skolcb and ileacripUM way
qufokly ascertain our opinion freo whether an
Intention la probably patentable Communica
tions strictly conQdentlal. Handbook on l'atuta
eeut free. Oldest ngenoy for securing patent.
l'atenta takon turouuh Mnnn & Co. recelre
tptcial notice, without cbnrtfo, In the
sctentiftc jwiericaii.1
A hnndiintnolr lllnitratad weeklr.
- cuiaLion or any bciquiiuu juuriuu
Tjinrfluk fir.
QlentlUa Journal. Terms. S3 a
year : four months, fi. Bold by all newsdealers.
MUNN 4 Co 38jB. New York
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Local and Personal.
The Co-Op.
Eat at Hendry's. 129 N. 11th.
Fine furs, Steele, 143 So. 12th.
Tho Hygienic Cafe, 01G So. 12th Bt.
$1.25 kid gloves 98c at Tho Famous.
1-3 off on millinery .it The Famous.
Dr Woodward, occulist,'Ulch'ds hlk.
Buy your undcrwaro at The Famous
Meals 15c, Fales restaurant, 1333 O.
Wohlcnberg's: Pipes, Canes and
Cigars.
Oyster Soup fir today. Francis
Brothers.
Don Uamcron's lunch counter, 114
So. 11 tli st.
Mr. Hubbell leu the YM. C. A.
meeting bunday.
Bass's Studio for Hrst class Photos.
None better, 1020 O street.
The New Centurv, Printing and
Engraving, 1123 N St. Phone 830.
The electrical engineering depart
ment has received a now volt meter.
Walk over shoes for men; Sorosis
for women. Wobster ..V: Rogers 1043
O St.
Do you want to rent a piano? Call
on the Matthews Piano Company,
11 'JO O st.
Westcrlleld has a Thanksgh ing
Haircut waiting for you at 117 No.
13th street.
Yerv,"Swell. The terraced solo
shoo for ladies, at Webster Ro
gers, 1043 (J street.
B it T's "Kids"' are gooa ones, but
they don't like to stay at home. Ad
ler'sSl. Porr ins $1.50.
Miss.lonulo Fox entortalned her
father Sundav. He came to Lincoln
from his homo in Lexington.
For a present to a friend you can
And nothing neuter than the now
horn novelties Fleming Is showing
at 1211 O street.
Chancellor Andrews announced yes
terday morning in convocation that
the Thanksgiving recess would ex
tend from fi pro. Wednesday evening
to 8 aba. Monday morning.
The class In English 3 under Dr.
Sherman has for its next thome,
"Tho success of tho Daily Nebras
kan."Dr. Sherman expects the mem
bers of the class tojoffer sncgeslions
as to bow tho third page of the paper
might be Improved.
Tho students of tho University School
of Music will give a recital tonight at
the chapel. Tho pnhllc Is cordially in
vited to httend.
Stato Supt. W. K. Fowlor has de
posited a number of copies of the ed
ucational dlroctory for 1091-2 in tho
recorder's ofTlcc Tor tho students who
expect to teach next yerrr.
Last night at drill orders were read
trausfcriing Corporal Brown from
Company D to C, his former company.
It V88 also announced that there
would he no drill Wodnesdny.
Miss Bonnell. Follow In Botanv,
has about comploted tho work of
mounting the lichens from Labrador
and Newfoundland, in tho Williams
Collection. Tho numoor or specimens
is nlno hundred.
Tho Stato Horticultural society
will hold Its annual meeting In the
early uart of January. Professor
Bessey Is preparing a paper for this
meeting on tho topic, "How tho
Trees Camo to Nobraska."
The Stnto Historical Society has
Just received a book written in 1853
by John S. Jenkins. It toils of a
voyage made by a United States ex
ploring squadron In 1838 which wos
commanded bv N. Chas. Wilk(8 of
the United States navy.
Dr. Hops' Social Control is reviewed
hy The London Spectator of Novem
ber 2. The book Is a collection of
essays which were riginally contrib
uted to the American Journal of So
ciOiOgy and which excited consider
able attontlon throughout tho Eng
lish speaking world.
(J iris' basket ball will soon become
a common thing in the west. Last
Saturday a game was played in Liv
ingston Montana, between tho girls
of th" Livingston and tho Big Tim
ber high schools. Both towns are
comparaticvly small, Livingston
having a population of 3500 and Big
Timber 1200.
A crowd of University people mot
fur a very pleasant dancing party at
tTioTLiincoln lJglilTrifantryliaTi on
last Friday evening. These parties
aro to be a continuation of those
given tho past two years. Twenty
six couples linked up for tho grand
march which was more than was ex
pected because or tho Freshman Hop.
Thos. D. Griffin and Fred K. Nleison
woro thocommitteo on arrangements.
A lino tlmo is reported by all.
Phi Kappa Phi onterained Alpha
Theta Chi at tholr fraternity houso
Saturday evening wjfch a "smoker."
The general smoker refreshments of
fruits and nuts furnishel a pleasant
part of the ovening entertainment.
Tho houso was thrown open to tho
guests for their inspection and a gen
earl good timo was In ordor. Some of
tho boys amused tho assembled party
by somo original and semi - original
"stunts."
Messrs Sengor. Crano and Oliver
havo built a .fonoo around tho big
transformers in the nortfi ond of tho
Electric Laboratory In order to pic
vent tho public's inauisltlveness re
sulting in accidental electrocutions.
By tho aid oj these transformers a
voltage of 50,000 will bo reached
which wJll boused in connection with
tho preparation ot a thesis, for test
ing Insulation, carrying out Tcsla's
experiments, and Investigating tho
phenomlnn of sparking unaor press
ure. This later sounds rathor ro
mantic and the uninitiated find it
hard to appreciate its moaning.
However "Crono" is suro that lie
can meet all emergencies provided tiio
"To Hows" control their temptation
to make puns about tho subject of
his thesis.
PRE-MEDICS. .
Dr. Bailey will address tho Preincdl
cal society tonight, at 8 o'clock, in room
300, Mechanics Arts building?
ENGLISH lib.
In addition to tho reading already
assigned tho class will road chapter
XIX, of Professor 8hormntiJr "Ana
lytics of Literature."
M. M. FO(JU.
Mr. Van Brunt, an Alpha Tnu
Omega from tho Stato University )f
Illinois is visiting a few days with
the ohaptor of tho same fraternity
here. Ho was on his way homo from
Installing a new chapter at tho Don
vor University at Denver Colorado.
Football enthusiasts on tho Paolllo
coast aro woll pleased with the years
work. California and Stanford
showed the people a good game
Tho formor winning by a scoro "of
two to nothing. Both teams alsojiad
good games with minor schools.
The seniors defeated the freshn.en
In a practlco gamo Saluida.v by
score of 12 to 0. Fifteen nil nuto
halves woro piayed. The Seniors
scored a touchdown in each half
Dlerks klckd both goals.
Tho freshmen weio outplayed in
both Halves and wero nvor dangerous
ly near tho senior's goal line. In tho
second half tho seniors bv a series o
ond runs and tackio plays cairleti tho
ball tho longth of tho Held without
losing It onco on downs.- T -
A large crowd uf senior rosters wero
on tha sido linos to chonr their c.ass
mato on to victory.
H.)KTIII.(J NKW IN I HI1KM.I.A1.
l-.voiy one knows that tho wen
p-))nt In gn umbrella Is t e who t)m
holds the libs together at the no-cr.
where they unite with the Rtl k. This
wire soon niBts and breaks, peru.lt.-
BALL-BEARING UMBRELLA
FRAME,
ting tho ribs to fmist thomselvea
through the cover. A ball-bearloff um
brella is now being manufactured
which disposes of this weak point by
doing away with tho wiro 'altogether.
In placo of the ordinary notch a flteel
cone, much like that used in the ball
bearings of a bicycle and like it filled
with steel balls, Is used. Tho ordinary
ribs, with tho exception that they
lioles countersunk in them, aro In
serted Into tho cono through notcben..
Tho baHs fit into tho countereunlr
holes In tho ribs and a washer held
down by a screw cap 'holds the whole
thne together, while It admits f tke
rfta moving up a"nd dotfh' wftn perr25t;
ease. It Is claimed that this umbrejla;
Is stronger and can bo rolled cloier,
than the one at present In use. Also;
that If a rib breaks tho owner canpuf
a new one in himself without hunting
up an umbrella Expert.
UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
Demand IHgh-Claes
AMUSEMENTS
Our Billiard Parlor
, is up-to-date and absolutely
free from immoral Influence.
Phone 586. P0WELL5, 146 N, nth
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