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$3.00
SHOE
Is Stylish,
Well Made,
Perfectly Shaped.
We are confident no
better Shoes are
sold at $3.00
and we know that
very few are so good
WE SELL SHOES OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION
FOR WOMEN AND
CHILDREN.
imuwwuKE
Geo. W. Montgomery, President.
li. P. Funkhouaer, Cashier.
CASH CAPITAL, J50.000.0O.
Farmers and Mercha.nts Ba.iU.
16th and O StB., Lincoln, Neb.
Jhc Improved
BOSTON
GARTER
The Standard
for Gentlemen
ALWAYS EASY
The Name " BOSTON I
GARTER" Is stamped
Ion every loop.
The
CUSHION .
BUTTON!
CLASP,
Lies flat to the leg never
Sllps, Tears nor Unfastens.
BOLD EVERYWHERE.
8iopl pair. Silk 20c
CuUull !IV.
Malta! on rtccijt ol price. '
OEO. ntOST CO., Mkn
UMtOO, AUM., U.B.A.
'Every pair Warranted'
apitol City Bowl
ing Alley, 1218 N St
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(y cater.to thq student trade.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
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CONVOCATION.
The following exerclscB will bo given
at the convocation this week:
Monday. Chancellor Andrews "In
auguration of President Hutlcr of Co
lumbia." Tuesday. Dean C. K. Hessey. "Forest
Reserves."
Wednesday. Dr. F. 9. Stein, "Oppor
tunities for Young Men and Women."
Thursday. Chief H. V. Hoagland.
Friday, music.
PHI KAPPA PSI PARTY.
Phi Kappa Psi fraternity gave its
fifth annual spring party at the Lin
coln last Friday night, about one hun
dred young people participating. At
about 10:30 the doors of the ordinary
were thrown open to the guests and
a course luncheon was served the re
mainder of the evening. The decora
tions for the occasion had been made
with the greatest care and were tasty
indeed. The university and fraternity
colore predominated. A large rectan
gle of Phi Kappa Psl flags hung in the
center of the rotuiiiM. From this
streamed twelve strings of wisteria,
covered with (lowers and the fraternity
colors, to the twelve columns surround
ing the rotunda. The ballustrade was
beautifully banked with flowers of va
rious kinds. The parlor was likewise
tastily decorated and the light bulbs
shaded in chrysanthemum effects.
Scarlet and cream decorated the ordi
nary while the table was covered with
scarlet and cream carnations, backed
by strings of smilax. Potted plants
filled all the windows, giving the rooms
a ery garden-like effect. The party
was chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. I. S.
P. Weeks.
COMMITTEEMEN'S FEED.
The Y. M. C. A. held a committee
men's "t(ed" Saturday night at the as
sociation looms at (5 o'clock, which was
attended by about sixty men. This was
the first event of the kind since the
opening of the new association year
and was the work of the new entertain
ment committee. The meal set before
the young men was substantial besides
being well served and complete In
every way. Three long tables were
arranged in the outer room
The object mainly of the supper was
to get the men together for better ac
quaintance and to get a better concep
tion of the work which has been laid
out to be accomplished during the com
ing year Previous to the luncheon
ea li committee had held a meeting
and had decided ery minutely on the
line of action and the policy which
they are to follow during the year.
The matter of finance was taken up
for onsideration and it was announced
by Mr. Phillips, the treasurer, that $800
would have to be raised to cover ex
penses for the year. The matter was
taken up then and in a few minutes
an amount of something over $180 was
subscribed among the men. A picture
by flashlight was taken before the as
sembled guests left.
STATE RECORD BROKEN.
In the -presence of an unusually large
and enthusiastic crowd of spectators
the university athletes last Saturday
took part In one of the- njost success
ful preliminary contests that has been
held for some time. The day was
ideal and contestants plentiful, thus
making the jontest an exceedingly in
teresting one. Tho successful athletes
In this eontest will appear in the teams
which take part in the intercollegiate
and Kansas meets which will he held
next month.
IF GOING ABROAD, WRITE WARD
BROTHERB, General Htoamshlp Agents. Long
personal tourlug experience, 'MS South Clark St.
Chicago, 111.
YotLtlSJeuiKat
Will please you, if selected from our Stock. Every new
shape and color in the Hat World is now ready for your
inspection.
hoes, and made of
of the 5.00 Shoes.
Swell S
to most
MAYER
7005 TO
ELECTRIC
LIGHTED
TRAINS
The I'nioii Pacific was the first line
to introduce Dining Cars, Vestibul
ed Cars, Steam Heat, Pint.seh Light
Ilnffet Smoking and Library Cars,
Tourist Cars, on Trans-Continental
Trains, west of 'he Missouri River.
IT AGAIN LEADS
by introducing an Electric Lighted
Train throughout. "The Overland
Limited," with Compartment Cars,
having E'eetric Lamps, Electric
Fans, Electric Curling iron Heat,
ers, Telephone Service, etc.; Dining
Kooms with Electric Candciabra
llath Rooms, Harber Shops, Circu
lating Libraries, etc.
The ears comprising this train
constitute the highest and best de
velopment of car construction and
of comfortable and luxurious
t rave'.
This famous train reaches Salt
Luke City ". hours and San Fran
cisco 111 hours ahead of all competi
tors. Full information cheerfully fur
nished on application to
E. B. SLOSSON, Agent.
Dr. Shoemaker's Private Hospital.
flrwulal attention o-lTnn to disease of WO:
and all surgical diseases. X-ray examlnallaw
with no discomfort or injury to patle&t Br
arythlns; at homelike aa possible. Board im
room reasonable.
1117 L BT. LINCOLN.
f. O. lu ML Talapkoa W
MAKES
GOOD
PHOTOS
Little Ovals 35c per dozen
Come ancVfeea my work. 1814 Q 8trect
Attention, Students!
I wish to know you.
I wish you to know my work.
For this reason I will five you your
dental work at about half the us
ual rates for about sixty days.
DR. A. B. AYBRS, 127 So. iath.
r-rifpv--
Prewitt
R RICES FROM
$1.50 TO $5
Take a look at the superb Neckwear
display in our large central window.
Swell Ties are those which come at
the buyer's call, and a "quarter" or
a "half" pays the bill.
Prettier Shirts than we are show
ing at 50c and $1.00 cannot be
found.
It will cost you but 3.50 to treat
your feet to a pair of Patent Lea-
tner Kegent bnoes. iney are
extra fine stock fully equal
BROS.,
7079 O ST.
Pioneer Barber Shop,
Clear) Linen, Finest of Toi
lets, First-Class Service.
A. S. KEMMERRER. Proprietor
113 So. 11th St., Lincoln, Neb
John B. Wright, Pres., J.' H. Westcott,
1st 'Vica President, J. Samuels.. 2d
Vice President, P. L. Hall, Cashier,
W. B. Ryons, Assistant Cashier. . .
....CQLUMtlA NATIONAL BANK..;.
CAPITAL $100,000.
LINCOLN, -.-. NEBRASKA.
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