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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 12, 1902)
vricw'i "FWtn TTfTil !!! T JBW ""l-i J7 5r - . iV -. . t TWK IAIEY BSASi r u - - ' ' - ta . ml '' 1 " 4 TngJfWtyJ 1-. r 4 w v flew Pool Parlor 138 So. 11th Btrcet. All Students arc cordially invited to whilo away the time here. Checks given on all games. D. O. FIPER, Propr. EAT AT THE Merchants Dining Hall 1042 P STREET. LINCOLN. - NEBRASKA. The Only Up - to - Date Billiard and Pool Parlor in Town. No Saloon At tached. Tables Newly Covered. Powell's, 146 W. 11th. Phone L664. The first National Bank of Lincoln, Nebraska. Capital, $200,000; surplus, $100,000; pro fits, $18,319; deposits, $2,589,093" J. H. Burnham, prest; A. J. Saw. yer, vicc-prest; H. S. Freeman, cashier; H. B. Evans, asst. cash.; Frank Parks, asst. cash. United States Depository. KICK - OFF the ready-made habit and have a good suit made to order 20 per cent Discount AT- BUMSHAD HE MAKES CLOTHES THAT FIT 1141 0 Street. THE NORTHWESTERN .,.LINE f ., L & M. V. R'Y. Best Line to ST. RAUL BLACK HILLS GHICAGO The Old Folks at Home Take them a Holiday RemindiTi- The student who is not now anticipating the glad home -welcome df "the holidays is as rare as he is unfortunate. You are going home for'the holidays and already yOur mind is full of it. Take some gift to father and mptheir arid hrntlir anH sistpr. .Snmthinr Mint will arirl to thir r.nmfrtrt nnrt hrt riAaitritffil f in fVi Airp ifr tl-10 catno fimn TViie Tlir PIlritViirnT Qtrr ic fillnrl ifrt 111 of ctifH -J w w. vj - u w uuw.v, .. Jk -.& x"". r.v w . 1I JUU ww things and all its resources are at your command. Come in find we wul help you select the proper things. , . The gift need not be expensive. From 5 cent handkerchiefs up we have those things that wil please the recipient. -' Perhaps the greatest advantage in doing holiday shopping at this store lies in the fafct that the same lower-price-than-elsewhere governs on all articles as it does at other seasons of the year. Think twice on these suggestions and if you act at once you will thank us for them: ARMSTRONG CLOTHING CO. 'ffSAS' ffiS53 z sryiEpT T"5 - lTO$9?: A1 1 634 O St ... - 1024 O St. E. R. Bdtlbb, R. W. MoGinnis, ' O. T. A. Gen'l Agt. Official Bulletin. This column la devoted mainly u notices of tho university. All depart ments and student organluttions hav ing notices to publish should leave them either at tho executive office, at tho ofllco of the paper, or hand them to anyono connected with the paper. All announcements should bo in by 6 p. m. oocxocxxcococxcxxcccccc NOTICE. Seniors in tho engineering lepart niont are not required to vrrlte Junior or Senior themes this year. THE REGISTRAR. NOTICE Any Btudont who expects to take a degreo in February is requested to re port at tho registrar's office at once. H. O. SHEDD, Registrar. NOTICE. A joint meeting of the four academic cIosb presidents and their respectlvo committees on class debates is hereby called for Saturday ovenlng at 7 o'clock In U. 209. WALTER FREDERICK MEIER. NOTICE. The Observatory will be open to the public next Monday, Dec. 15, from 8 to 10 I. M., for views of the moon. Th place to buy your Xmas Hndkfs. Very Special Values for Saturday in INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS Women's Initial Handkerchiefs, pure linen, hemstitched, embroid ered initials . 5c Women's sheer linen, hemstitched with small embroidered Initials, each H)c Women's very fine Irish linen, hand-embroidered initials, un- laundered, each 17c Men's laponette Silk Hemstitched Handerchiefs, large silk initials, each Jfjc Men's pure linen Handkerchiefs, hemstitched, embroidered initial 124c Men's fine Irish linen initialed Handkerchiefs 25c Men 's Silk Handkerchiefs, embroidered initials 25c Larger size and heavier quality silk 49c WOMEN'S FANCY HANDKERCHIEFS Women's embroidered, hemstitched and embroidered, hemstitched and lace trimmed handkerchiefs, each 10c, 12c and 17c Women's pure linen handkerchiefs, homestitched and embroid ered, hemstitched and lace trimmed, 3 for 5fjc, each 17c Women's pure Irish linen handkerchiefs, hemstitched and em broidered, very dainty and sheer, also pure linen trimmed with Valenciennes and Mechlin laces, each 25c Fine Handkerchiefs at 49c, 75c $1, $1.50, $2- $2-50 to $5. NOTICE. The person who borrowed Howard's Mosquito book from the entomology department will please return it at once. LOST. Will the person who took an over coat from the "Nebraskan" office, on tho second floor of the main building, please return it to the above office or to the registrar's office. J. F. TOBIN. LOST. Will the person who tooic an over coat from the cloak-room in the base ment of the library please return it to the same placo or the registrar's office. Lincoln's Progressive Store Hfr Km. -m NOTICE. Tho members of the Medical society will meet at Townsend's Saturday at 1:30 to sit for a picture. J. D. BARRY, Com. SOMBRERO NOTICE. All Juniors have their pictures taken at Townsend's before the holidays, as the Sombrero can not accept them after January 1. Delian society has postponed the Friday evening meeting because so many of the members desire to attend the basket-ball tournament. The Qleo club will meet Saturday night at 6:45 for practice In order that tho members may get into shape for Uie Shedd beneflt concert. Calendars from Nothing to $2.50. WATER COLORS 25c TO $1.25. . Any Combination or Clubbing Offer on Magazines Adver tised by Anybody, Anywhere, will Be Duplicated by the Undersigned. ... . giiolAtL. OX'S AND STATIONERY, 1123 O STRE1E1T. Si ,i We are busy people, 'wi - but before school closes for the holidays we want to have a heart-to-heart talk with the candy-buying students, lest they forget who we are, where we are, and what we do. We are still makincr i chocolates, good chocolates chocolates which we believe are JEiWA eaual of any on earth. We can make as erood chocolate as Nebraska.??: 'a . v - -;r , v. can grow corn, or "cornhuskers," and you know they are right' at the top of the pile, even if some people do not like to admit it. Jf you find that our goods are not equal in appearance, in flavor and general goodness of anything beyound the Missouri, we will refund ypur money and ask no questions. Our goods on sale at your book stores. THE MAXWELL CO., 206 S. llth 1426 O St V fi v r.n rJ l F i i 1 k fj . j:. ?. .r.-: v rAJtoSv, t A-tateaJ.n fv Jf ( c. K- - .." 'm!,-. . i-,X . . s At -s.r.J4, Hu, .yr.z xn .txiw St. -