The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, December 07, 1904, Page 3, Image 3
m Y -" mmmmmmmtmm DM "frP" .,y. be ID a tip flebraaftan m m rawfflfciJSwi MMHOTHPaHMWI - 4 sv y A " lW. H , .1 li. ttAa BUSINESS DIRECTORY EVery Loyal University Student Is Urged to Patronizo these Nebraskan Advertisers, and to Mention the Paper While Doing 80. ART GOODS Rota TV Curtice. BARBER SHOPS. The Arlsto, Green's Palace and Mogul. BICYCLES-ATHLETIC GOODS Si dles, Girard. BOOKS-STATIONERY Co-op. Lin coln Book Store, Unl. Book Store, Brown Drug Co. BOOK HOSPITAL Gillespie. HANKS Columbia National, First Na tional BOOKBINDL G Gillespie. BOWLING ALLEY Crescent. CARPENTER Geo. A. Wilson. CIGARS Fred A. Powell, Royle Jb Yalker, Lindsay. CLEANERS AND DYERS Elliott, Sonkup & Wood. CLOTHING Armstronc. Magee & Deemer, Unland. COAL Gregory, P. D. Smith, White breast. CONFECTIONERY Maxwell, Lincoln Candy Kitchen. DANCTNG HALL Fraternity Hall. DISEASES OF EYE, EAR & THROAT Dr. Woodard. DRUGGISTS Stelner, Woempentr. Brown, Mann, Rector. DRY GOODS Miller Palno. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Ro Elc- tric Co. EXPRESS Lincoln Looal, Lhil Transfer. FLORISTS Chapin Bros. FURNITURE Rudg OmmiI, A. M. Davis, Hardy. FURRIER Steele. GROCERS -Key toa. HAiiERDASHBRT $8.M Mat' frr. HARDWARE Rudt A Gutil, F. B. Lakr. HOTELS Lindoll. JEWELER Tucker, Wolff, E. Flaw ing. LAUNDRIES Yul Bros. LUMBER Dlerk. MILLINERS Th Famous. NOVELTY MACHINIST Thorp. OPTICIANS Dr. J. J. DaTit, ..olf. PHOTOGRAPHER Townwnd, Hay den, Kennedy. PIANOS Row P. Curtice Co. POOL AND BILLIARDS B. P. Pow ell. Th Ideal. PRINTING George Bros., New Ca tury, Ivy Pres, Rerlew Press, Grir fln & Greer. RESTAURANTS Waterfieid, Homi Cafe, Unl. School of Music Cafe. Good Health. ROLLER SKATING Auditorium. SHOES Sanderson. SHOE RBPAIRJNa Null and McCoy. Blue Front Shop. SHINING PARLOR tinlon-'Shinlac Parlor. STENOGRAPHER Frank E. h. SUITORIUM. Weber, ElHotta. TAILORS-rUn. ud, Union College Tailors, Ludwlg. TYPEWRITER Remington. a' 4V 1z5 -"S CHDDIIATE5 For Sale Only at Harley's :: Inr Society A recent Item In The Nebinskau stated that Sigma Chi wns tho first fraternity .to be granted n natlonnl chatter in the university. This was a mistake. Sigma Clil has had the long est continuous history here, but Phi Delta Theta held the first charter. A number of unl'vcralty men will give an informal dance on Thut.id.iy evening at Pitts' dancing academy. On Saturday ovenlng Delta Upsilon will givo an elaborate banquet at the Fratornlty house In honor of visiting gUCBtfi. Alpha Tan Omega has been toned to abandon its comfortable home on ac count of its salo. At present they are pecking another Jocatlon. Delta Upsilon will gic a dancu Fri day evening at Walsh hall. This is tho annual formal dance and many out-of-town visitors are expected. The Cotinty Fair promises- to be the social ovont of the week. The sorority girls are busy making costumes and rehearsing for their various "stunts." The dance ghen at Walsh hall by Kappa Kappa Gamma was a most suc cessful affair. The hall was aitisti:--ally decorated in the sorority colors. The members initiated this year were introduced. The Phi Delta Theta freshmen en tedtained the freshmen of the other fraternities at a smoker Saturday ev ening. Moat ot the time was ppent in getting acquainted. A dance will probably be 'given at tho Dormitory before the Christmas vacation. No definite da'e hns yet ben announced. On Saturday evening the girls held an informal dance in the reception room on the first floor. The Fancy Diess Ball, given by the girls of the Pan Hellenic council on Saturday evening was one of the most enjoyable affairs of the soason. The Art 100m was filled with many varied and attractive costumes. There were many "little girls' " costumes, which were especially bocaming. .Fortune tellers, nurses, gypsies, dancers, and "Martha Washingtons," mingled to gether ior a delightful evening's en tertainment. W. H. Jcnne, '00, who is traveling for a New York dry goods house, was on the campus Saturday. H. H. Smith is helping In the organ ization of the military company nt the Plate farm. Chemistiy 9 and 35 have at last started commencing Monday, Decem ber 5. Mi. s Ina Smith's parents have re moved to I incoln and are nenv living at Sixteenth and Q. Can you skate? ICvertry roller skating? If not, come down some eveniug and try; if you do skate, you will appreci ate tho efforts of tho management In providing this great sport for the peo plo ot Lincoln. The Auditorium Rol ler Skating Rink has a new hardwood floor and Is equipped with Richurdson ball-bearing skates. Admission after noon, ladles free evening ladles 15c , gents 20c. Rent of skates 20c. Clbsing out several lines of fine Sweaters ujTCo $4.00 for a few days nt ?1.50. Palne's Clothing Store. Chanfn Bros., Florists, 127 So. 13th. i. -- ,, sf ,d J '?.. HIGH QRADfr mmWL Drug Store, 11th and O. Mf r k & CX000O0(XXX5OO000C0O00OO0CX20O00CKOC0COOOO00O0OCC?0raOO mmmmmmtmamammmmmmmtmmmmmmmmtmammammmmmmmmmmimmmmmmmmmmmmmammmmmmmmmmmmmmmummmmmmmmamt Will buy a SWELL SHOE at 0OOOOO0OOOO0OOOOOOOOOCOOCO3OO3OOO0O0O0C00OO00OO0O0O6 JACOB NORTH 11im-112'J Printers and A list of University Class and which Sonlor Annual 18 98 " " 1809 " " 1903 " " 1904- Law Annua, Special Piano Values.. i Peremtory Sale New Mahogany Upright, -neat, plain case reduced to.. 512." Grand Cabinet Uprights, in mahogany case, Ivory keH, wonderful alue at the new price of $15f Cabinet Grand Upiights, In beautifully carved oik and mahogany cases; with man dolin attachment, reduced to $175 Reliable Cabinet Grand Uptight, of eastern make, possessing an unusually sweet tone $20) Celebrated 'make Uprights A few left over out of this ear's catalogues. Reduced nearly $100. An unparalleled opportunity. Choice at $285 Several Elaborate Everett Up rights, in choicest fancy woods. Both new and used instruments. A bona fide chance to obtain a fine instrument for n very low .price. New Odd Style I vers & Pond now offered at lower prices than we have over sold these stand aid instruments. Anyone desir ing an Ivors & Pond will do well to make an early visit of Inspec tion. Easy monthly payments may Ui arranged. Modera Stool and Handsome Searl - included - at above prices. Out-of-town pur chasers should also take ad-vantago-of tho abov special of fering. Freights are low n,nd we olodo ouraelvfcg to make a most caret ul selection. In tho event of- any of the abpve pianos proving not entirely satisfactory and on that account being re turned to us, wo will cheerfully pay freight both ways. Do not fall to make.an early visit of inspection. PICTURE) AND FRAME BAR GAINS. Wo are closing out our entire stock of plotures and frames at a groat discount. Buy early and get tho first choice. ROSS P. CURTICE CO, n250-Stet r -. SANDERSON'S c AND COMPANY M Strmet Bookbinders PnblicnliouB pr.nteri by us speak for us. Sombropc, Claoo of 1895 " " 1898 " " 1902 " " I9D4 1G08-1904 Right Prices ..ON.. - Wclsbnch AIa:itlc', WdHbach Air Durnors Gymnasium Suits, -Track Sulttv Swiators. Bicycles and Repairs, Phonographs. SIDLES CYCLE CO. 1317 0 St. The College Man it Ii Particular About H:i Short amtrtwo THE WALKOVER SHOE Is ' the best ehoc for men's feet. Cur I'ne Is strictly up-to-date. Call and let us show them. Rogers & Perkins Successor to Perkins & Sficilon Co, .-'-1129 O Street The Ideal uyntlwl Omm, TbMce a4 mtitu xMok. Diiimms inn roil THM NE-w-f ABLliS ' WM O Street LINCOLN. NEB. ' THHRB IS NO Watch, CIocK er AtUeU el Jevcky CANNOT REPAIR O. A Tucker, JiAlr .. MfA l ''"Aft,1 &fM M r ' 'r 3 . ot ( "11 ' T T I yZ-i : fl M ATI - A 1 ,, i