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"4 r ly f 4'T T"' 1-T- IJbe Dail fUfcraefcan "mw y X BUSINESS DmECTORY Every lojl University Student ! arged patronUe the TSIrrfc4kan I AdftUim, and to mention the T jL paper w bile doing ao. ::::::: BAJCHfl.YMrti. Patry. BARBER 5HOP8. The Arlslo, Green's Palace and Mogul. BICYCLES-ATHLETIC GOODS Si dles, GIrard. BOOKS-STATIONERY Co-op, Lin coln Book Store, Unl. Book Store, Brown Drug Oo., Harry Porter. BOQK HOSPITAL Gllleple. , , BANKS Columbia National, First Na tional BOOKBINDL 3-Gillcflple. BOWLrNG ALLBY-CroBOont BUSINESS COLLEGE Lincoln Busi ness College. CANDIE0 Woodward Candy Co. CARPENTERr-Geo. A. Wilson. CATERER "Tommy," at RlggB' Drug Store. . CIGARS Fred A. Powell. Lindsay. CLEANERS AND DYERS Elliott, SoukupV Woofl., QLOTHlNCArjn&tfong, ' Magee A Deemer, Unlnnd. COAL Gregory, P. D. Smith, Wblte- breast. .' . CONFECTIONERY Maxwell. DANCING HALL Fraternity Hall. DANtJlkG SCHGOIr-PJtte. DISEATCEBrfJF EYE, EAR &-THROAT Dr, Woodard. , DRUjQQISTS S.teiner. Wocmpener, Brown, Mann. Rector. Harley Rlggs. DRY. GOODS Miller & Paine, Herpol- shelmer. ., trie Co. ExPR'fiSS Lincoln Local, Lincoln Transfer: vH-ntuRTia Oha-nln. Bros. WJRNiTURE Rudge & Guenael, A. MDavU, vHardy. c . FURRIER Steele. GROCERIES Ke j stone, N. H. Town, 'Sftitu'sash Grocery. HAUERDASHBRY $2.50 Hat Store. Hi&BDWARERudGG & Guenzel, F. -ft -Lahr. HOTELS Llndcll. JEWELER Tucker, Wolff, E. Flem ing: "' ,' LAUNDRIES Yule Bros. LIVERY Forbes Stables, Melioks. LUMBER DIerks. NOVELTY MACHINIST Thorp. PHOTOGRAPHER Townsend, Hay den. Kennedy. PLUMBERS Pommerene. POOL AND BILLIARDS B. P. Pow- PRINTING Georgo Bros., New Cen tury. Ivy' Press, Review Press, Grif fin & Greer. RESTAURANTS Westerfleld,- Cam eron, Good Health. ROLLER SKATING Auditorium. SHAMPOOING The Famous. SHOES Sanderson. SHOE REPAIRING Null and McCoy. Bluo Front Shop. BHINING PARLOR Union Shining Parloi". ' STENOGRAPHER Affolter. BUITORIUM Weber, TAILORS Unland, Union College Tailors, Ludwlg, Kadl3 & Marx. TYPEWRITER Remington. WAITERS' BUREAU W. D. Grant COOK WITH... EjaOCDLATK Ptft Sale Only afcjSSrley's OAS aV Af mwaT.Wr il ''SaalBaaT-W bulletin TODAY. Associated Barbs, Chemistry lecture room, 7:30 p. m. APRIL 30. Y. W. C. A. recognition services, Me morial hall. Dr. Thomas will speak to men in Art hall on "Do Something; Be Some thing; Get Something." MAY 1. Football practice begins, 3 p. m. MAY 2. Debating association, 11 a. m , U 201 MAY 3. Students' music recital, S p m . Me morial hall. MAY 5 Meeting of Debating Association to e'ed officers. Freshmen party at Walsh Hall. MAY G. Engineering banquet at Llndell ho tel. Dramatic club presents "Fennel" in the chapel. Annual May morning breakfast at St. Paul's church. ppbate between Alpha Omega lub o: Iowa and Students' Debating club MAY 7. Hon W .1 Bryan addresses tile girls' meeting at 3 p m in Memorial hall MAY 8 Memorial celebration in commem oration of the centennial of the death of Sdilller, Memorial hall. MAY 10. Election of student members of ath letic board. MAY 26. Ninth annual Pan-IIellonic dance at the Auditorium. George Shedd on Leave. George C. Shedd, instructor In the department of rhetoric, leaes today foi the west on acocunt of his health Mi Shedd has been In ill health for seeral months, and was flnall com pclled to gie up bib unhersity work and seek rest and recuperation in the mountains For the next few months his abode will be in a mountain lodge in the midst of a pine forest In Idaho. Anansements as to his classes have not been definitely made. Mr. Piper will Instruct part of his lasses. May 1st the Limit. pplications of the various candi dates for places as student members of thtS athletic board must be in the nanus of the secretaiy of the boaid, Di Clapp, by the evening of May lbt. Kalluie to tomply with the following section of Article XI V of the athletic board constitution will render the candidate Ineligible. Sec. 1. Nominations Any unlicr sity student in good standing may be come a candidate, on petition signed by twenty students filed with the secretary of the board before (May let, this-year), together with a state ment in writing from said student that he desires to be a candidate and expects to be in the University during the coming year. Petitions In dupli cate are to be posted In the gymna sium and university hall for five days and In lack of protest accepted by the athletic board. All names' of candl- HIGH GRADE " BDNHDN5 Drug Store, Uth and O. niinvtt) !SBfcLx , AisLm is uy.eu fW Cor e&r wfikfthh'- ever-yclimeand ry natibrfltls the Standard w Remington Typewriter Company 4, jjut uiuauvvaj Ei'wTk New ::&'k: 1019 Farnam St., Omaha, Nebr., and Crescent Bowling Alleys 1134 N dates are to be published at least once in the University paper. (The peti tions In duplicate are to be posted by student candidates and they are re sponsible for insertion of notices in pap"i ) Students' Recital. The University School of Music will give a students' recital next Wednes day evening, May 3rd, in Memorial hall, at 8 o'clock The public is cor dally invited. PROGRAM. Lescheti.hy Valse Chromatique, Op, 22 Andante Klnale. (Lucia) Op. 13 Intermezzo, Op. -14, No. 4 Ger trude Price. Lynes "My King" Edith Roberts. Mendelssohn "O, for the Wings of a Dave" Julia McCune. Nevln Nightingale Song Anna O'Nell. Old English Drink to me only witlf thine -eyes. Schubeit Who Is Syhla?-Chailes Tulleys. Gotze Calm as the Night. (Duet) Vera Upton, Krank Hudson. d'Hardelot All for jou Lou Young Henrion Tonagonc-Frank Hud son. Conconc Judith. (Organ accom ) Elma Marsland. Tunnison Song of a HeartM.ai garet Pilling. Lehmann ou and I. ArdlttI LeSerait Robe Vera Pp ton. Weber -Polocca Brlllante, Op. 72 Pauline Meyer. (Second piano Mr. Eames.) A few girls of the University Wo man's building will give a dancing party In the dormitory parlors this eenlng. The -announcement was re cently made that the dormitory girls would give their third dancing party, but this function has been called off through the influence of several young ladles whose religious principles are opposed to dancing as a social pas time. Chris' Bath House, corner 11th and P streets. Oyster stew 25 cents at Cameron's new Restaurant, 119 South 12th. IJLyJavjfjSflaBI ain Ctfi Ty writ York Oliver Theater Building, Lincoln STREET 1aW'fck"'ak"fi,aifaifaVkaltaif I GO TO SIDLES I The Up - to - Date Sporting Goods Man, for Base Ball o Supplies, and All I Athletic qoods ::::: II. E. SIDLES it it it it T 1317 ) Street, LINCOLN, NKll. Wedding Invitations and Announcements LOOK roil TI1E 8ION I The New Century Printers 341 N STREET AUTO 1616 Shoes Made to Order REPAIRING Neatly Done NULL & McCOY' 1829 O mtrmt GEO. A. WILSON Contractor and Builder Estimates furnished upon appli cation. Job work promptly attended to. 80 South lOtb. L.IJ4COLN, NEB. 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