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The tlfJSt NATIONAL BANK
Of Lincoln, Nebraska.
Capitol. 1200,000; surplus and profit,
168,837; deposit, ;2,715.000. 8. H. Burn
hairi. President; A. J. Sawyer, Vice
Prcstj H. B. Freeman, Cashier; H. B.
feJvdns; Asst. Cashier; Frank Park,
sst Caanler. UNITED STATES DE
POSITORY. WE ARE SOCIETY AND
STATIONERY
PRINTERS
Dancx- Programs, Menu Cards.
THE NEW CENTURY,
ii3 N STREET.
Students, Your
Suitorium
Ik located at 218 No. 11th Htreet. Tele
phono L1028, at
BLUMENTHAL'S.
Those hats you buy of me will bo taken
euro of froo of churKo .Spring Ktyle llats
In soft I'auama sliapob and Stiff Hats.
Xbe gfoper
Styles, Shades and Sizes
in Regret, Invitation and
Correspondence Station
ery can always be found
in our stock.
Our Engraved Invita
tions and Card Work is
the finest to be had.
Wilson Jtall,
Booksellers 5 Stationers,
1123 O St., Lincoln, Neb.
Yule Bros.
Lanndrj
1514 0 St
Phone 754
LINDSEY'S
For Cigars, Tobaccos, and
Up-to-date Reading Matter.
Richards Block. Also 1131 O St.
Sidles1 Sporting Goods House
Tennis, Base Ball and Gymnasium Goods. Agency for
World and National Bicycles. Send us your Repair Work
1304 o st., Phone f 1038. SDLES CYCLE CO.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Eat at Hendry's, 129 N. llth.
Fine furs, Steele, 143 So. 12th.
Steele stores furs. See him.
C. E. Brown, dentist, Burr block.
Eat at Don Cameron's, 113 So. llth.
Get an up-to-date university hair-cut
at Westerflelds.
. For sheet music and supplies go te
the Mathovrs Plana Co., 1120 O street.
Dr. Woodward, oculist Richards blk.
Cameron's lunch counter, 118 S. llth.
Valises and pocketbooks; 103G O.
C. A. Tucker, university Jeweler,
1123 O street.
Nicely furnished front room for rent
at Y. M. C. A., or 1417 Q street.
The annual banquet of company A
has been postponed until after the en
campment. Fred C. Williams, '00. has been elect
ed principal of the Seward high school
for the coming year.
Barbara Burt, '00, has accepted a
position in her home high school at
Superior for next year.
Prof. George E. Howard is In the
city and will remain here until July,
with the exception of a short absence.
Vivian Strickland has accepted the
position of assistant principal in his
home school at Geneva for next year.
Amos T. Hutchinson, '00, has been
re-elected principal of the Albion high
school for the coming year at an In
crease of salary.
The Plattsmouth high school takes
all of its high school teachers except
the principal from the university. Next
year Miss Powell will teach mathe
matics; Miss Sprung, Latin and Ger
man; Miss Montgomery, science, and
Miss Wirt, history and English.
Of course you'll hare to keep your room warm this winter
Gregory the Coal Man
Has
Eleventh
$3.00
Patent Kid or Vici Kid,
Welt Soles.
Sander$on'$,
1213 o
STREET.
MIbb Stringer was called home to
Wayne Friday evening by the serious
Illness of uer mother, who has been In
poor health this spring.
Notre Dame defeated Knox Satur
day by a score of 6 to 6. Ames lost
to Qrinnell by a score of 13 to 3. Iowa
went down before Purdue to the tune
of 5 to 2.
Miss Nettle Henry, '00, has been
elected principal of the high school at
Geneva for next year. Miss Henry
taught in Geneva two years ago. Her
recall to the princlpalshlp is a tribute
to her abilities and success as a teach
er. Will Raymond and Earl McCreery,
graduates of the university and mem
bers of Phi Delta Theta have been in
attendance at the convention of the
northwest province of that fraternity
held at Madison, Wis., from last Thurs
day until today. They represent the
Nebraska Alpha chapter. Mr. Ray
mond is president of the Zeta province.
Miss Adnelle Cady served 12 o'clock
course dinner in the domestic science
department Saturday to a few friends.
The affair was one of a series given
by the young ladies in that branch
throughout the year. White roses
were used as decorations with pretty
effect. Those present were Miss Clare
Mack In, Miss Beth Marshall, A. Kim
ball Barnes and Norris Huse.
The faculty women's club will meet
at the university farm Wednesday
afternoon, May 21. All members of
the faculty are Invited to join the
gathering at any time between 3 and
5 o'clock. Carriages will meet the
street cars at Holdrege' and Twenty
seventh streets after 8 p.' m. The
ladles are each expected to bring a
basket containing sandwiches for two.
Bridal Veil and ShroaO,
Tho bridal veil of a Japanese young
lady is subsequently used as her
shroud. Directly after tho marriago
It is carefully put away and reserved
until death makes its use again neces
sary. the Stuff
and O Streets
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PERMEO FOUNTAIN
PEN PILLS.
DIRECTIONS: Fill your pen
holder with watkh, drop in a
pill, shake, and in a few sec
onds you will havo an excel
lent writing ink that will not
mold or corrode, and its quali
ty and durability guaranteed,
.hist what you want for vaca
tion. Twenty-five pills In a
wooden tube. 2flc postpaid.
Address,
THE CO-OP
318 NO. 11. LINCOLN.
Grasp this
Opportunity
to Rise
For ten years we havo
been training ambitious
men and women to bo
specialists to till posi
tions and to earn sala
ries beyond tho roach of
ordinary workers tliut
lack tills Hpoolal train
Ing. Wo can do this for
you If you will wrlto for
information, mention
ing tho subject that in
terests you.
I. C. S. Textbooks
inOko It easy for busy
people to
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LEARN BY MAIL
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German, Bpaaltfci Preach?
International
CorrMpondtfhe Schools,
box 789 scranten, Pa.
For further information call on,
or write F. T. WRIGHT, Repres
entative, 1205 O St., Room 2ir
Lincoln, Neb.
MEADVILLE THEOLOG
ICAL SCHOOL.
The Meadville Theological
School, Meadville, Pa., founded in
1844, is now newly endowed and
amply equipped. Its courses of
study are modern in range and
methods. It is a school of libera!
thought with no doctrinal tests.
Thorough training for college
graduates and special provision for
other exceptional cases. Send for
catalogue to Pres. G. L. Cary.
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