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O0i)I YOUR CLOTHES
We make the bfest fall-drcsft suits
in towiv$3o.oo tip wehave every
thing you want at the price you
want it,
- 1036 O Street.
Ganoono Pharmacy Co.
1400 O Street, Lincoln, Neb.
Hot Soda in 8kaok. Open
All Niost.
tf You're a Kicker
Get a Lincoln Hardware Co.
FOOT BALL
And kick it to your heart's content.
Lincoln Hardware Co,
1312-1314 0 Stmt.
An Instrument Free
At the Ip-to-Date
School of Music
An Excellent Mandolin, Guitar or
Violin given to advertise the school,
with a course of instruction. Call
and investigate.
Suite 2 an 5, Capital Block,
10th ail 0 Streets.
Yule Bros. Laundry
1514 O Streel. TcL 754.
Originators of the Idea ef Heading
borne work saUBfkctory
PALACE BEAUTIFUL. Hair
Dressing, Shampooing, Manicur
ing, Massage and Baths. Students'
patronage especially solicited. We
make a specialty of Chiropody
Work. Full line of Hair Goods
and Toilet Articles. Call and see
us. 121 N. 13th street.
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Bert Line to
ST. PAUL
BLACK HILLS
CHICAGO
The Best Shoes on
OUR
$3,00
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$3.50
SPECIALS
M3 osrir.&
Local and Personal
Gregory, the Coal Man.
Eat at Don Cameron's. 118 9o. 11th.
Cameron's lunch counter, 118 So.
1Kb.
The Palace barber shop, 109 No. 11th
St.
Dr. Baker's office, over Miller sad
Palne'a.
For a good umoke go to Joe, 1437 O
street.
Buy your GloveR at th Famoua.
Buy your Corsets at the FamoiiB.
Buy your Millinery at the Famous.
Gloves Cleaned at the Famous.
Sevcnty-flve men have enrolled for
gym work.
Harry Dllldlne, of Kearney, has been
pledged to Delta Upallon.
Neal Wyne. who was a Junior In
1901, la now superintendent of Hchools
at Bartley.
Norrls Hubc Ib spending a few days
with his parents at Norfolk while the
Btreet fair is in progress.
Miss Gladys Henry, '02, has charge
of the department of sciences in the
Kearney high school.
MlBfi Rena Chappe), '01. who is teach
ing in the city schools, haB registered
for special work In the university.
Chas. Dudley, '02, is in the employ
of the Northwestern Railway company
as baggage man on the Bloomfield line.
The Y. M. C. A. looks forward to a
prosperous year. The membership is
already larger than usual at this time.
Miss Jennie Fox, who last year was
instructor in the English department,
is teaching English in the Lincoln
high school.
John h. Hershey, '05, has accepted a
position in the civil engineering de
partment of the B. & M. railroad at
Omaha for the coming year.
Mr. O'Gara, graduate of '02, who has
been doing special botany work during
the summer, is ausistant In the botan
ical laboratory.
thel "Oh, Bob! Have you. been going to the Co-Op this week?"
Bon "Sure! That is the best place to get all your Uni. supplies."
Room Decorations!
See our Mat Pictures, all sizes,
colors and descriptions, from
ioq up. Just the thing for
your room. Come early and
get your choice. See our
Window this morning,
Earth for the Price
NingSP sYcf
fo-SltfJL
$3.50
SPECIALS
Clinton M. Barr, formerly of '99, will
be in school thts semester.
Arthur Edgren. flon of ex-Dean Ed
gren, whose home is now in Stockholm,
Sweden, has returned to Lincoln and
entered the academy preparatory to
the university. He prefers American
life to that of Europe.
E. A. Follmer, O. H. Mlckle and Fred
C. FoBter were initiated Into Alpha
Tau Omega on Wednesday evening.
The ceremony was followed by an In
formal spread.
The domestic science students are
working hard. It Won't be long before
hand-outs can be had.
Dr. Clapp, of Keokuk, la., the new
physical director, whose recent illness
has detained him from his work here,
is Improving and will be on hand about
October 1. 1. P. Hewitt and W. G.
Hiltner, captain and manager of the
basket-hall team, will hare charge of
the basket-ball class until Dr. Clapp
arrives.
D. L. Thornbury, '02, has a position
as Instructor in the high school at
Aberdeen, 9. D.
W R. Sampson. '00, has replstered in
the law department. During the past
year he was principle of the schools
at Halgler.
Arthur Marsh, of Blair, has
plpdged to Alpha Tau Omega.
been
Harry Garrett, '02, is at present su
perintendent of the schools at Roca.
Frank Dotoson, one of the third-year
civil engineers, was registered last Fri
day, but will not be able to Btart in
school for a month at least, as he has
entered Into a portion of the paving
contract with Robert Malone and the
city for repaving East O street.
Dr. Gordon, principal of the Lincoln
city schools, carries work as Instructor
in the geology department of the uni
versity. Mr. Gordon has a rich repu
tation as a scholar and has traveled
much, both abroad and in the United
States, working on geological surveys,
teaching and studying.
He's struck a poor cigar again;
He epitB and Bwears and scowls;
But he is always happy when
He smokes at Fred A. Powell's.
Oliver Theater Cigar Store.
Penants Uni. Penants, in 12
different styles and sizes.
Eastern and Western College
Penants, Harvard, Yale Corn
ell, Pennsylvania, North
Western, Minnesota, Kansas
WATERMAN
IDEAL
FOUNTAIN PENS
Buy No Other.
At the Co-Op.
PEN REPAIRS -H your pen
doesn't work just right, bring it in.
Perhaps it is just a matter of ad
justment. We repair pens not
needing new parts.
fertfcklfe4B
Bicycle Repairing
Beat equipped shop in the
state; no kiis employed
Shader. 1438 0 St.
Drawing Sets
We have them from
15-75 to $10.00
Per Set.
And all the other requisites for
your work.
MONROE IHSI0RY PAPER
The fcesf Grade,
At a price you will find attractive.
It will be worth your while to in
spect our goods beore making
your purchases.
samuel Hall,
1 1 23 O Street.
Pioneer Barber Shop
Olam Linen, Finest of TolltJU, Fiwt
Claas Service.
A. L. KEMNERRfiR, Proprietor.
113 So. 11th St, Llncola, Neb.
DuTeil
Cigars & Smokers'
Supplies.
1020
O Street
If you like our work,
Tell a Friend;
If you don't like it,
Tell the Man.
R. & C. BARBER SHOP,
1144 O Street.
We promptly obtain U. B. and foreign
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