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Phone P 763. US South IIth Street
Wo offer for your selection tho
largest stock ' of ' strictly high
grado planqs to bo sqon In
tho west, including such ' cele
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Sons," "Btogfcr gJonBl" "Voso
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Chaso." "Goo.. Stock," "Hard
man," "Scnmollor & Muolloi1'
Etc.
Wo soil Standard Makes
of Pianos on $5.00 monthly
payments.
Wo rent now pianos at 3.00,
$3.60, $4.00 to $5.00 por month
and allow sir months' rent whon
you purchase.
Wo accopt organs, square and
upright' pianos as part pay on
now pianos.
Drop in and boo us lot's talk
it ovor.
SCHMOLLER MUELLER
'Manufacturer W1i61cjaIc, RmU
PIANOS
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Melick's Stables
Phono 485.
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Campus Gleanings
Tho Dramatic club has forty-two now
members.
Tho basket ball girls begin practice
Wednosday.
Miss Edith Walling, '03, id princi
pal of the high school at Nelson, Ntob.
There will be a regular mooting of
tho Dramatic club every threo weeks.
. Professor Fling gave an address to
tho high school children Friday morn
ing Quy Mahonoy, of Missouri Valley,
la., visited University friends last
wook.
Tho Upton society will givo a pro
gram at tho College Settlement next
Thursday evening.
Mr. Otis Dean, of Ashland, visited
his sister, MIsb Dean, of the Latin de
partment, last Saturday.
The Lledorkranz chorus, of which
Mrs. Raymond has charge, will soon
appear at convocation.
Miss Jeanetto Ferguson. Beaver
Crossing, visited friends in the Univer
sity Saturdny and Sunday.
Miss Kate Whitmoro, of Valley,
Neb., Is tho guest of her sister Jennie,
nnd other University friends.
Miss Adolc Harris, of Missouri Val
loy, la., has beon tho guest of Miss
McKay for tho past few days.
Tho law library was full of smoke
nearly all day yestorday. The now radi
ators aro not In .good working order.
Miss Maud Hlnman, of the Conserva
tory ofc Music, enjoyed a visit from her
mother the latter part of laBt week.
Miss Corwln, socretary of tho Ne
braska . W. C. A., will bo the guest
of honor at tho Chi Omega house to
night. Miss AHco Sparks, '03, who has been
visiting In the city the past two weeks
left last evening for southern Califor
nia, where she will spend the winter.
-I,
"Jim" Boll returned from KansaB
City yeBtorday morning over the Mis
souri Pacific. Bender and Elliott
Graves roturned with the excursion
Sunday.
Mr. R. Preston, formerly known as
Rubort Dlnges, waB seen on the campus
last week. He is an old University
graduate who for tho past five years
has been a mining engineer in Japan,
China and Siberia.
Tho art exhibition in tho Woman's
Mub roouiB will bo open until Thurs
day. This exhibition Is for tho pur
pose of raising money to buy pictures.
Tho high school students wish to
decorate the chapel walls.
Proceeds of Carnival.
'Professor Moritz, chairman of the
ticket committee for thu Athletic Car
nival Fubmlta the following prelimi
nary repbrt:
Gate receipts $140.00
Advance sales 125.00
Peauuts, popcorn and weight
guessing , . : . . ..-. . . t ig.oo
Expenses, about . $25.00
Clear about ., $250.00
A complete report will appear as
soon as all the returns aro in.
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