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Students
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Co-Eds
This space is bought
solely to remind you
that there is nothing
desirable for holiday
gifts that cannot be
found in the grand
holiday stocks on our
two floors. Special
holiday displays in
every department. See
specially the handker
chiefs, neckwear and
hosiery in the ladies'
furnishing departm't.
The item of money
saving is a big argu
ment for you to trade
ARMSTRONG
CLOTHING CO.
1221, 1223,
1225, 1227
O STREET
1042 P STREET.
LINCOLN. - NEBRASKA.
Fun with a Phonograplw.
LUIS Ul' 11.
See them at GUTIIERIE'S, 1540 '
O Stkkki. Bicycles repaired.
The Only Up -to -Date
Billiard and Pool Parlor
in Town. No Saloon At
tached. Tables Newly
Covered. Powell's, 146
N. 11th. Phone L664.
This column is devoted mainly io
notices of the university. All depart
ments and student organizations hav
ing notices to publish Bhould Jeao
them either at the executive office, at
the office of the paper, or hand them to
anyone connected with the paper. All
announcements should be in by 6 p. m.
XXOCOCKC?CXCXXCCXXCOCX
NOTICE.
Soniors in the engineering iepait
ment are not required to write Junior
or Senior themes thiB year.
THE REGISTRAR.
WITHDRAWAL, FROM CLASS.
No student may quit a class without
permission from the dean of his col
lege. Such permission must be pre
wiucd to th'ri office immediately that
Ihr instructors may be notified. Any
i-tudent dropping a class without such
I crmlBslon becomes liable to immediate
oii.pciiHion from the university.
H. O. 8HEDD,
Registrar.
JUNIORS.
Juniois meet Monday, December 8,
at 10 a. m., in IT. 20G.
NOTICE.
FreBhmen meet in II. 206, Tuesday.
December 9, at 10 a, m.
"DAVID OARRICK" PARTIES.
Societies and Fraternities who wish
to attend in boan'8 should leave their
names and number of tickets wanted
at the resit-trar'B office- at once.
JUNIORS, ATTENTION
There will be a claBB meeting In U.
206 Monday, December 8, at 10 a. m.
A basket ball team manager will be
elected and Borne important business in
regard to the clasB debate will be
transacted.
A. I. MYERS,
President.
DEANS' OFFICE HOURS.
The deans of the various colleges
may be found In U.,.104 at tho hours
noted herein. Each student should
feel free to consult tho dean of his
college In regard to his work, absenco
from class, etc.
Dean Sherman, 10:30-11:30.
Dean Bessey, 11:30-12:00.
Dean Davis, 2:00-3:00.
Dean Ward. 11:30-12:00.
NOTICE.
Hereafter the basket-ball class will
meet on Saturday at 3 p m.
JUNIORS ATTENTION.
Juniors meet in U. 206, Monday, 10
a m. A basket-bnll manager will be
elected and some Important business
in regard to the class debate will be
transacted Class enthusiasm for the
girls' tournamentwlllbe aroused.
A. I. MYERS, President.
The ballots for the election of foot
ball captain will be given out today,
each voter is entitled to withhold his
ballot five dayB.
The English club will meet next Sat
urday evening at Miss Hayden's studio.
The legal fraternity of Phi Delta Phi
will give an informal dancing party at
Walsh hall this evening.
The Eleventh Hour club will go as a
box party to "David Oarrick."
RETURN THE BOOK.
Will the party that took an English
literature note book from the desk In
the postofnee please return it.
NOTICE.
StudentB are again notified that all
men taking gymnasium work ivnut
take a physical examination. A" thos
who have not yet been examined must
roport immediately.
GET SENIOR HATS.
Th'o senior cap committee! urges all
who tntend to purchnso hatB to leave
their orders at once with some member
of the committee or with President
Buck. Orders should be In this week
so that the hats can bo secured 'before
tho holidays.
NOTICE.
Call at Y. M. C. A. rooms and get a
copy of the student's hand-book free.
fre-nch students.
Students desiring beginning Fronch
tho Becond semester will please report
at room 301, University hall.
CLARA CONKLIN.
HIGH GRADE
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