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BUSINE8S DIRECTORY
Every Loyal University Student
is Urged it Patronize those
Nebraskan Advertisers, and
to Mention the Paper
While Doing So.
In Society
ART GOOt8 Robb P. Curtice.
HARBEIl SHOP Green's, Palace and
Nfogul.
DIC VCLBS-ATH LET1C GOODS Si
llies BOOKS-STATIONERY Co-op. Lin
coln Book Store, Uni. nook Stor,
Brown Dru Co
HOOK HOSPITAL -Gillespie
BANKS Columbia National. Fiist Na
tional
DOOKBINDIi.G Gilletpie.
BOW UNO ALLBY Cre&at.
OARPBNTWl Geo. A. Wltoaa.
CIGARS Fraa A. PoTrall, Royle
Walker, ljndsay.
6IJ2ANERS AND DYERS Etliatt.
Soiikun tc Wood.
CLOTHING ArmstronK. Magee A
Doeraar, Uiand.
COAL Gregory, P. D. Smith. White-
brenat.
CONKBCTIONBRY Maxwell. Lincoln
Candf Kitchen.
DAIRY Lamia.
IUNC4NG HALL Fratrity Wall.
DENTIST Dr. Jack.
DISEASES OF BYE. BAR k. THROAT
Dr. WooflAi.
BOCTOMB Dr. Uitohell; Dr. Leahoff.
imUQCWBTd tlntr, Woampwiar,
Browa, Mima.
DRY GOOD Milter k. Pain.
BLECTfMCAk ilUPPLIBB Roa Wiae-
trie Ca.
BXPRAae I.iacoVa I-ooal, Uaoola
Trafa
FLOiUSTfl Cfcapia Braa.
FURHTUa TUnl Qwaaa!. A.
M. iTia, Mara jr.
FU RIUHR Staala.
dROOBR? KayaUma.
MAtRDASHWlY Mt Hat .
NARDWARM- R4idi A Gnaal, T.
n. I.ar.
HGVBUI Lladall.
JBWHJKR Tucker, Wolff. E. Flem-
LAUNDIMMi Tula Broi.
LTJMBBR DSrk.
MILLlNMta Tha Famoua.
NOVBfTY MACHINIST Thorp.
Wi-TICIANB Dr. J. J. BtI, ..ollf.
PHOTOGRAPHBR Tommd, Hay-
Mt.
1'IANOS Roaa P. Curtlea Co.
POOL AND BILLIARDS B. P. Pow
ell, Tha Ideal.
PRINTING George Broa., New Caa
tury. Ivy Press, Reriew PresB, Grif
fin & Greer.
RESTAURANTS Weaterrteld. Hoina
Cafe. Uni. School of Music Cafa,
Good Health.
ftHOES Sanderson.
SHOE REPAIRING Null and McCoy.
Bluo Front Shop.
SHINING PARLOR Union Shlnine
Parlor.
STENOGRAPHER Frank E. Loe.
SUITORIUM Weber,
Eiilott.
TAILORS Un, ind, Union Coilega
Tailors.
TYPEWRITER Remington.
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Dance Programs
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THE HEW
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Knppa Alpha Thetn gavo u dinner
party last evening) at the i-ororlty
llOUHC.
A largo dinner party was gion at
tho Phi Psi house on Sunday Covers
were laid for eighteen
Mi&3 Zora Fritzgerald of Omaha was
tho guest of her nlHter. MIhb Pear Fritz
gerald at the dormitory over Sunday
Coach Henibtein, of the Haskell In
dian football team, was a guest at the
Sigma Chi houne during his Btay In
Lincoln to watch the Iowa-Nebraska
game.
Miss Psyche Bruner' was hostess at
an informal party on Saturday even
ing. Dancing uas a feature of tho
eening. About a doon young peo
ple were present
The PI Phis are planning a dance
to be given on Thanksgiving eve The
affair will probably bo unique in many
details. It is said that an Interesting
feature of the oening will be the pres
ence of tho' chaperons with each of
the young ladles, while the young men
will all "bach" it.
Preparations are being made by
most of tho fraternities and sorori
ties for affairs on or near Thanksgiv
ing. Several of tho fraternities will
glvo dances and a number of sorori
ties are already planning unique din
ner parties for Thanksgiving eve.
DOO0000O0O0O0i
The dance given by tho Phi Gamma
fraternity on Friday evening at Walsh
Hall proved a most onjoyablo affair.
Tho hall waa prettily decorated in
royal purple the fraternity color.
About fifty couples wero present. Light
refreshments wore seneti during tho
evening.
Mr. H L. Stoddard, advertising man
ager of tho "Daily Californlan" of tho
university of California, was a guest
at the Delta Upsilon house on Satur
day. Mr. Stoddard is making an ex
tended trip to all tho large univer
sities and colleges of the country. Ho
was a welcome visitor at thr Dally
Nebraskan office.
Invitations aro now out for tho party
and danco to bo gjven at the dormitory
Nov. 19th. As the dancing spaco' is
limited', each girl has been allowed a
certain number of invitations. Mr.
Hayes, who now owns the building, has
kindly consented to give tho girls tho
use of tho dining room for dancing,
oIho to furniBh the orchestra and re
freshments for the evening's entertainment.
On Saturday ovening tho annual
banquet of the Phi Gammas was held
at tho Hotol Royal. Twenty-flve
alumni wero present, among whom
wero Hon. R. E. Ward, Dr. Ross and
Dr. Stevenson, president of Bcllovue
college. The tablo decorations wero
especially handsome. Banks of chry
santhemums formod the centerpiece,
while clusters of carnations wero given
to each guest. Covers wero laid for
torty-flve.
Tho Saturday sales at the Two Fifty
Hat store are eye openers for students.
It is always Now, stirppy goods on
sale, and alwasat nonrly half price.
Something is on oveiy Saturday.
Pyrography Material Hand Mirrors,
Collar and Cuff Boxes, Photograph
Boxes, Pipe Racks, Wall Pockets.
Match Safes. Burned Leather Norel
tles at the Lincoln Book Store.
The Famous will give a apodal dis
count of 10 per cent to uuiversity stu
dents on all purchases of millinery, kid
gloves, corsets, etc.
Frank E. Lee, Public Stenographer
and Notary. M holographic letters;
perfect imitation. 501-502 Richard
Blk. Auto 1155.
Dust's of Roosevelt and Patker will
be given to the members of the repub
lican and democratic clubs. Maxwell's,
13th and N.
Special attention to watcli and Jew
elry repairing. E. Fleming, 1211 O
street.
Chapln Bros., Florists, 127 So. 13th.
Excursion Tickets
Via The Burlington
ST, LOUIS & RETURN MT $M5
ST. LOUIS & RETURN 2?H0:.NovaBb" F,ft"D $15.50
ST, LOUIS & RETURN !"'- $'7.20
CHICAGO & RETURN lEfI?rnb" M Um" $20.00
CHICAGO & RETURN X $20.10
Burlington Depot,
7th Street, between P and Q
Telephone, Burlington 1290
Automatic 2113
City Ticket Office,
10th and 0 Streets. Tclophonos:
Bell 235
Automatic 3111
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