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Ercrjr Loyal UnlxeraHy Student la
arged to patronise theie Neural- it
knn advertisers, nail to mention
the paper wlillo doing so
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO Ollvor Ci
gar Co.
BARBER SHOPS Tho AriBto, Onsen's
Palaco, Mogul, George's Placo.
BOOKS-STATIONERY Co-op, Lin
coln Book Store, Unl. BooR Store,
Brown Drug Co., Harry Porter.
BOOK HOSPITAL GllleBple.
BANKS Columbia National, First Na
tional. BOWLING ALLEY Crescent.
CANDIES Woodward Candy Co.
CARPETS Rudge' & Guenzel.
CARPENTER Geo. A. Wilson.
CATERER "Tommy," at Rlggs' Drug
Store.
CHINA Rudge & Guenzel .Co.
CLEANERS AND Di'ERS Soukup &
Wood. " i
CLOTHING Armstrong, Unland, Mu
gee & Decmer, Ludwlg.
' COAL Gregory, Whltobreast. -CONFECTIONERY
Maxwoll.. '
DANCING SCHOOL Pitts.
DISEASES OF EYE, EAR AND
THROAT Dr. Erlo B. Woodward.
DRUGGISTS Rlggs, Stolner, Woem-
penor, Brown, Rector, Harley.
HXMtMlllfllrillllflifAl
1. DRY GOODS Ml!lef. Paine, Herpol-
shelmer, Rudge & Guenzel.
EXPRESS Lincoln Local. .
FLORISTS Chapln Bros.
FURNITURE Rudgo & Guenzel Co.,
Hardy.
FURRIER-Steele.
GROCERS O. J. King & Son.
HABERDASHERY ?2.G0 Hat Storo.
HARDWARE Rudgo & Guenzel Co..
Hall Bros.
HOTELS Lindoll.
ICE CREAM AND ICES Franklin Ice
Cream Co. r
JEWELER Tuckor, Hallott.
LAUNDRIES Yulo Bros., Merchant.
NOVELff'MAOHlNIST Thdrp.
OCULISTS-Dr. Davis.
PHOTOGRAPHER Townsond.
POOftjVND' BILLIARDS Tho Heidol-
burg. -
X PRINTING George Bros., Now Con
Jtury,Ivy Press Reviow -Press, Greor-
Cooper Co
RESTAURANTS Westorfleld. Cam
' eron;Good'Health, Don's Care.
ROLLER SKATING Auditorium
Rink. v
SHOES Sanderson.
SHINING PARLOR Union - SJiIning
Parlor. , '
TAILORS Unland, Union College
.Tailors, Ludwlg.
TYPEWRITERS Underwood Type
writer Co.
SPECIALISTS Dr, Erlo B. Wood?
ward-
, Notice.
News and othof Items for OTo No
braskan should bo handed into . the
office at tho eaBt end of thd hall of
tho Bccond floor- of.-Universlty-Hall.
Thoy should 'not bo put in- the box on
thooutsldo of tho office; as tho box be
ltings to tha Latln'-Departmentf; and
not to tho Nobraskan, but should be
put on tho hook insldo tho office
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CLASSIFIED COLUMN
SPECIALS N0TICE8.
Rate ono cent per word each insertion;
minimum, ten ccntH.
FOUND.
A PLACE to RCt a good $2.50 hat.
Hat Store, 1141 O St.
$2.G0
BOOKS SECOND HAND.
SLIGHTLY damaged booka, miscellane
ous lot at great reductions. University
Book Store.
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MESSENGERS.
A. D. T. MESSENGERS. Tel.
Auto. 2233.
Doll 100,
NOVELTIE8.
KEYS and repairing of all kinds. T. J.
Thorp & Co., 308 So. llth St.
UNDERTAKERS.
CASTLE & nOPEU, privato ambulance
service. 120-4 So. 13th St.
SANITORIUM.
SULPIIO-S ALINE Bath House, 14th
and M Sts.
SUITORIUM.
HAVE your clothing cleaned and
pressed at tho Weber Suitorium, llth and
O Sts.
JOIN the club. 3 HUlts, -1 overcoat,
cleaned and pressed, $1.00. Elllott'ti, 1130
O St.
BAGGAGE TRANSFER.
FAGEIt BROS., Basement Windsor
hotel, No. llth St. Baggngo and parcels.
SHOE REPAIRING.
THE only up-to-dato repairing factory
In tho city. Prices tho lowest. Work
manship tho best. 1220 O St.
DENTI8T8.
BOSTON Dontlsts, 1319 O St.
Ftm RENT ROOMS.
FOR RENT Two modern furnished
rooms for men. 1118 G St
FOR RENT Ono furnished room
for ono or two gcntlomon; all mod
ern. Phono Bell 77. 1044 S. llth St.
AUTOMOBILES.
FOR HIRE Party calls, theatres,
and pleasure trips. Stand at Royal
Hotel. 25-2t
HAIR DRE88ER8.
BEST soft water shampoo in the
city, 124 No. 12th St. 'Elizabeth Good
man. 25-2t
FOR 8 ALE.
FOR SALE Jburnal route. Good
investment ror -stuaeni. sec. x. m
C. A. .
OLIVER THEATRE
FRIDAY, 8 AT; AND 8 AT. MAT.
NOV. 3 AND
The Volunteer Organist
Mat Ore. 50c, Bal. 25c, Reserved
Evening 75c, 50c, 25c.
MONDAY NIGHT, NOV. 6.
- MR. TIM MURPHY
DAVID GARRICK
FRIDAY, 8AT. AND MAT)NEE
.NOV. 10-1 1
STET80N'8
"UNCLE TOWS CABIN'.'
" THROUGH TOURIST'CARS. ' '
If you -elect to go to California in a
tourist car, as many' do, "you need not
wait for certain days, but can go any
day In tho week on tho Union Pacific,
as this lino runs dally tourist cars to
tho Pacific Coast and personally con
ducted excursions four times a week.
Double Bleeping car berths. Tickets
on sale every day. Inquire of
E. B. 8osson, Gen'l Agent.
WANTED Every user or1 prospec
tive user of a typewriter to have a'freo
trial of tho VISIBLE' Underwood.
Underwood Typewriter Co.,
Bell Phono No. 348." ' 13G No,k Hth St.
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Today.
11 a. m'. Meeting of all Rhotorlc
classes. Chapel.
8 p. m. Meeting of tho Zoological
Club. M. 30l!
Thursday, Nov. 2.
11 a. m. Juniors Meet. Chem. Lee
turo Room.
Friday, Nov. 3.
4:30 to G pTm. Faculty ladles servo
tea. Rest Room.
, Saturday, Nov. 4.
3 p. m. Football. Nebraska vs.
Ames.
9 p. m. Band Informal. Art Hall.
Saturday, Nov. 25. '
8 p. m. County Fair. Armory.
Convocation.
Friday, Nov. 3 Music.
Chaplain for tho week, Rev. J. W.
Jones.
Monday, Novombor 6 Prof. J. 1.
Wyor, "How to Ubo tho Library." .
Wednesday, Novembor 8 Prof. G.
E. Barber, "Pompeii" (Illustrated).
Friday, Novombor 10 Music.
Chaplain for tho week: Rev. Dr.
Tuttlo.
Monday, November 13 Miss Ruth"
Paxson, National Secretary Y. W. C. A.
Wednesday, Novombor .16 Prof. T.
E. Bolton, "Epochs In tho Development
of Medern Psychology."
Friday, November 17 Music.
Chaplain for tho week: Prof. Law
rence Fosslor.
Monday, Novombor 20 Prof. G. E.
Howard, "A Call for tho Social Purl-
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Nebraska Schedule.
Nov. 4 Ames of Iowa at Lincoln.
Nov. 11 University of Colorado at
Lincoln.
Nov. 18 University of Minnesota tit
Minneapolis. .
Nov. 25 Doane College of Croto,
Nob., at Lincoln.
Nov. 30 Illinois at Lincoln. '
Tho Forest Club meets Saturday
evening at 8 o'clock In N. 110. Mr.
G. A. Loveland of tho Weather Bureau
will speak on "The Effects of Forests
Upon Rainfall."
Tho Zoological Club will ;noet this
ovonlpg at eight o'clock In M. 301. A
number of reviews will be made, and
some very valuable work dono. Tho
reviewers .aT6 Messrs. Swingle, Walk
er and. Ward. Visitors aro cordially
,lnvitod.x .
Tho Junior LawB met to decide their
position with rogardto the Law Book
yesterday morning, but as only n few
of tho class remained to tho meeting,
it was decided not to take any action
until a larger attendance could bo ob
tained. In tho afternoon a list was
"circulated among the Junior Laws to
see how many books would bo sub
scribed for, and tho' entire class
seemed to bo Willing to take two books
apiece.
'First Band Informal.
Tho first band Informal of tho year
will bo glvon In the Art Hall next Sat
urday, night. These band "informals
woro inaugurated three years ago, and
Immediately sprang .into great .popu
larity; being attended by a muqh larger1
croWd than any ot tho- other hops or
proms. In former years tho main ob
stacle to tho complete success pf these
dancea has been tho largo number of
.stags who nttondod each ono, and 'las,t
year tho management was forced to
provide for this by charging ho stags
double price.1 It Is to bo hoped that
tills stop -will no't bo necessary this
year, but If it is, tho manager is bound
to tako it. Dancing always begins
promptly -at nine, and stops shortly
before midnight.
Walkover shoes' for college men.
Rogers & Perkins Co':, 1129' O St. " "
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E -A MIXER, 8AYS PROF.
Oil Varsity Man Disregards Rockefel
er'a Advice.' ,r
Chicago, Oct. 20. Do a "good fol
low." Loarn to "mix,4 Acqulro Iho
social gracos. Do not overlook tho
pleasant things of Hfo, which moan
fortune and happiness. And do not
mako books your only friends, for thoy
are-smnll comfort out In tho hnrd,'
cold worlds
This advice was given to Univer
sity of Chicago studonts as tho formu
la for success by Prof." Frank J. Mil
ler, tho Midway doan of nfllllatlons,
yesterday. Tho recent utterances of
John D Rockofollor, who has, ex
pressed himself as opposed to bofng a
"good follow," woro complotoly Ig
nored by the professor.
"It Is not good for man to bo alono,"
said Professor Miller. "Thoreforo cul
tivate tho social gracos. Learn to
gain access to your follow num. It" Is
worth a fortune to bo a "good mIxor."
It means a Hfo full of happiness., Thd
really successful man gets" around
among men and does not hold himself
apart." Detroit Journal, OcL 20.
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Three now lanterns, designed to bo
used with opaquo objects,' lmvo boon
received by different departments of
tho-UnlversIty.
a In th6 Intercolloglato golf tourna
ment held at Now York, Yale beat
Columbia 23 to 0; Princeton beat
Harvard 7 to 1, and Yale beat Penn
sylvania 18 to 0. '
'.'Perkins' Swedish" gymnasium
Bhoes at Rogers &' Perkins Co., 1129 O
St.
University Dining Room
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