The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, November 25, 1903, Image 3

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Late Society News
Tho Vikings will give a dancing par
ty December 3d.
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"8haranije" Pcarse visited at the Phi
Psl house over Sunday.
CLOTHIERS, LINCOLN, 1109 O STREET
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Book Co.
The Vikings will give a party at
Walsh hall December 3.
THANKSGIVING OFFERING FOR IN
Sigma Chi will Initiate Wednesday
evening at the chapter house.
Text Books and Stu
dents' Supplies.
THE SWAN fODNTAIN PEN
Has no superior.
We sell it.
127 South II Street.
Pa.illne Bush, 07 of Ceresco, Neb.,
has been pledged to PI Beta Phi.
Sigma Alpha Epsllon will entertain
at a house party Wednesday evening.
Phi Kappa Psl will entertain Wed
nesday evening at the chapter house.
The annual banquet of Delta Delta
Delta will be held Wednesday evening.
Ed Putnam, '02, of Omaha, was vis
iting at the Sigma Alph house Sunday.
Printing.
THE
IVY PRESS CO.,
125 North 12th.
The Thetas all go home for Thanks
giving and the chapter house will be
closed.
Mr. Arthur Sholmer of the Uni rsity
of Iowa, Is visiting his Delta Tau Delta
friends here.
The Pawnee City club held a social
meeting Friday evening at the home of
Mr. Will Shlnn.
To bo correctly dressed we Biiggett these items tho best makes.
I MIH GLOVFS
I! SILK MUFFLERS
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: WHITE VESTS
ASCOT TIES
Miss Agnes Casebeer, who has been
vlBlting her l'rl Delta bisters for some
time, left Sunday evening for her home.
John Wilson and Charles Lussler
have returned from New York, whero
they attended the convention of Delta
Upsllon.
PECAN BMTTLE
Nothing Better. Come in and
Try Some. Try our Hot Drinks
MAXWELL'S
I3th and N
Lincoln, Nebr.
Clary
Cigars
and Tobacco
Telephone A 1035 HI H. Ulh Street
COLUMBIA NATIONAL BANK
of Lincoln, Nebraska!
CAPITAL, - - fioo.ooo..
OFFICERS
John B. Wright, Pit. J. H. WMCotvVlc.Pra
Jo Samuda 2nd Vlc-Pn. P. L. HH, Quhlw
W. B. Ryocu. Aal. Cuht
Professor and Mrs. A. L. Candy en
tertained a few ( Ity and University
friends informally Fiiday and Satur
day evening.
It Fl Davidson and Ed Quillan hao
been appointed delegates from the local
chapter to the province convention of
Sigma Alpha Epsllon to be held in
Kansas City Thursday and Friday. Ar
thur Hcckman will be in attendance as
delegate from the city alumni chapter.
SKIRTS
One and two-clasp, light with plquo I
seam heavy without seam, $1.50, $2.66
and $2.25.
Long shawl or square protectors, white I
black", fancies. ALL 81LK. $1.00 to f
$3.50.
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Single or double breast, dots and stripe, X
In washablo fabrics, $1.00 to $8.00. Dark r
and light pattorns of silks, $3.50 to
,$6.00.
Modest or gaudy effects in thin, tke T
popular shapo, 50c to $3.50.
The newest patterns, both light and
dark, attached or detached cuffs, $1.00
to $1.50.
I "Kensington" overcoats and suits clothee perfection wo aro agents for f
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For the Banquet Nov. 30th
The forthcoming banquet at the Lin
dell hotel Is exciting a great deal of
comment and It bids fair to be one of
the most popular social events of tiie
season. The Llndell hotel manage
ment Is making preparations to use ex
tra efforts in giving the football men
and their admirers the time of their
lives, and this comes as a welcome as
surance, as the Lindell people have
always, whenever entrusted with func
tions of this character, given the best
measure of satisfaction to all con
cerned. Tho elegance and high quality
of their service Is well known, jmjfl those
In charge of affairs can look forward
to an event In which every detail will
bo attended to wltn tne greatest care
and nothing omitted to make the af
fair one of surpassing enjoyment.
LINDSEY'S
CIGAR STORE
Up-to-Date Soda Fountain
and Magazines.
11 North lltH Street,
POWELL'S BILLIARD AND POOL HALL
was opened this fall with tables all
newly covered, beat cues and balls,
newly papered, everything up-to-date,
Including customers.
B. P. POWELL, 146 N Htk St Ptefle L Ii4
Banquetto Football Team.
Monday evenlng-at 9 p. m., the foot
ball team will be tendered a banquet
at the Llndell hotel. Here Is a chance
for every man to show his apprecia
tion of tho magnificent work the team
has done this season. While the fra
ternities lnltated the movement the
committee In charge wish It distinctly
understood that the banquet Is not
to bo a fraternity affair. Every man
should be there and enjoy the evening
with the team. Dr. Pound will act as
toastmaBter. Tickets can be had from
tho committee composed of Townsend.
chairman; Lunoeen, Updike and Moore.
'Dr. Joseph Jastrow, professor of psy
chology of the University of Wisconsin,
lectured last night to n crowded house
In Memorial Hall on "The Subcon
scious.' He treated his subject In an
able manner and the audience was in
tensely appreciative. Dr. Jastrow 1b a
specialist In this field and not to have
heard him was to miss a rare treat.
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Orders lor the souvenir foot
ball number should be left in
NcbrasKan editorial or business
office.
Cornhuskers Photograph Display
Several of the down-town merchants
are showing a most commendable In
terest in UniverBlty Institutions this
fall. Miller & Paine are displaying in
one of their large show windows an ex
cellent exhibit in the way of photo
graphs, of the entire Cornhusker -lineup,
individually and in groups, together
with a brilliant collection of pennants
and colorB that attracted considerable
attention all day yesterday.
Professor Jastrow will lecture at 9
o'clock thlB morning before tho eom
binde psychology claBBes In room 107
of tho library building. The 11:30
class will not meet.
LOST Last Thursday evening, a
S'wan fountain pen, between llbiury
and Uh and S Sts. Finder please re
turn to Y. W. C. A. rooms.
do wa mow
It would improve your looks and
mi? ht save your life to wear
one of our
Sander-
Always right In every way.
son's ShoeB.
Lincoln Local Express, 11th and N.
Tel. 787. Baggage haujed.
Sec the Business Manager or
Circulator about extra copies
of the Souvenir number.
Chapln Bros., Florists, 127 So. 13th.
Just A Suggestion.
There is nothing that one can give
as a Christmas present that Is more
appreciated than an artistic, llfo-llke
portrait.
Money spent in this way goes farther
than In any other line. Think of this
suggestion. See what wo are produc
ing and make an appointment for your
sitting immediately.
TOWNSEND'S ELITE STUDIO.
22C So 11th St.
DIERKS LUMBER
& COAL CO.
Wholesale and Retail
Lumber and Coal
California Sweaters
to the Nebraska vs. Illinois game.
We haye a nice assortment of
Canes
You want 'em. We don't A small
price will get em.
Samuel fyall
The Yellow Front, U23 O St.
i Stylish Shoes
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WE ARE SH0W1NB
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The celebrated Has
an, Walk-Over and
W. L. jjouglas makes
for men. Hanan and
Sorosis Shoes for
Women. Swedish
Gymnasium Shoe.
None genuine unless
etamped "Perkins'
Swedish."
Manufacturers
YeUow Pino
of
General office 201-202-203 Fraternity Bide
Yards 125 to HO So. Eighth St.
Telephone Gen. office 120; Lumber
Yard 13; Coal yard 45.
Lincoln, 3C Nebraska.
ii Perkins &
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Sheldon co. ii
1129 O St.
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The Whltebreast Co., at 11W O St,
la the place to buy coal.
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