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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Kvery 1ojk Bnlvonlty Stadeat U
afged to pntronlie thcio Nebrai
knn adyerttiera, and 'to tnentloa
the paper whlleHoInc io. t I t
BARBER SHOPS Tho Arlato, Green's
Palace, Mogul, George's Place.
BAKBRYMrs. Potry.
. BOWLING ALLEY Crescent.
BOOK&STATIONERY Co-op, Lin
coin Book Store, Unl. Book Storo,
tirown Drug Co., Harry Porter.
BOOK HOSPITAL Gillespie.
BANKS Columbia 'National, First Na
tional. f BOWLING ALLEY Crescent.
CANDIES Woodward Candy Co.
CARPETS Rudgo & Guonzol.
CARPENTER Geo. A. Wilson.
CATERER "Tommy," at Rlggs Drug
Store.
CHINA Rudgo & Guenzol Co.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO Oliver Ci
gar Co., Geo. M. Conway. "
GLEANERS AND DYERS Soukup &
Wood. ,
CLOTHING Armstrong, .Unland, Ma
geo & Deomer, Ludwlg.
COAL Gregory, Whltobreast.
CONFECTIONERS Maxwell, The Pol
som. DANCING SCHOOL Pitts.
DINING HALL University .Dining
Room.
DISEASES OF EYE, EAR AND
THROAT Dr. Erie B. Woodward.
DRUGGISTS Rlggs, Stelnor, Woem
poner, Brown, Rector, Harloy.
DRY GOODS Miller & Paine, Horpol
sheimer, Rudgo & Guonzol.
EXPRESS Lincoln Local.
. FLORISTS Chapln Bros.
FURNITURE Rudgo &. Guenzel C..
Hardy.
FURRIER Steele. '
GROCERS O. J. King & Son.
HABERDASHERY $2.50 Hat StQEfi.
HARDWARE Rudge & Guenzol Co.,
Hall Bros.
HOTELS Llndbfl. '
ICE CREAM, AND ICES Franklin Ice
.Creart Co. ' . k
JEWELER-r-Tuckor, Hallett.-
LAUNDRIES Yule BroB., Merchants.
NOVELTY MACHINIST Thorp.
OCULISTS Dr.' Davis.
PHOTOGRAPHER Townsend.
POOL AND BlbblARDS Tho Holdol
burK. PRINTING Goorgo Bros., Now Con-'
tury, ivy Press, Review Press, Greer
Cooper Co. .
RESTAURANTS Westorfleld. Cam
eron, Good Health, Don's Cafe.
ROLLER SKATING t- Auditorium
Rlnk.
SHOES Sanderson.
SHINING .PARLOR-Unlon Shining
Parlor.
TAILORS Unland Union College
Tailors, Ludwigr
. TYPEWRITERS Underwood Type
writer Co.
' SPECIALISTS Dr. -Erie B. Wood
ward, jf
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. 8PECIAL8 NOTICE8.
Rata ono cont por word each insertion;
minimum, ton cents.
L08T.
LOST Alpha Tau Omega pin on tho
Campus. Finder return to Tho Ne
braakan ofllco.
FOUND.
A PLAGE to got a good $2.50 hat. $2.50
Hat Storo, 1141 O St.
BOOKS SECOND HAND.
SLIGHTLY damaged books, miscellane
ous lot at great reductions. University
Book Storo.
ME88ENGERS.
A. D. T. MESSENGERS. Tel.: Bell 100,
Auto. 2233.
NOVELTIE8.
KEYS and repairing of all kinds. T. J.
Thorp & Co.,308 So. 11th St.
UNDERTAKERS.
CASTLE & ROPER, private ambulance
service. 120-4 So. 13th St.
8ANITORIUM.
SULPHO-SALINE Bath Houso, 14th
and M Sts. ''
8UITORIUM
HAVE your clothing cleaned and
pressed at tho Weber Sultorlum, 11th and
O Sts.
JOIN tho club. 3 suits, 1 overcoat,
cleaned and pressed, $1.00. EUIott'u, 1130
O St.
BAGGAGE TRAN8FER.
PAGER BROS., Basement Windsor
hotel, No. 11th SL Baggago 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 DontlstB, 1319 0St.
FOR RENT R00M8.
Furnished bod-room and sitting
room, now house, private entrance.
References exchanged. Both for $10.
1830 Q St.
FOR RENT Two robms, as suite
or separate modernf board if de
sired. 662 So. 17U1 St. Phono, Bell
A 1434.
FOR RENTrTwb modern furnished
rooms for men. 1118 G St.
FOR RENT Onn flirnfflTinrl rnnm
Tor onoor two gentlomon; all mod
ern. Phono Bell 77. 1044 S. 11th St.
AUTOMOBILE8.
FOR HIRE Party calls, theatres.
and pleasure trips. Stand at Roydl
Hotel. 25-2t
HAIR DRE88ER8.
BEST soft' water shampoo In tho
city, 124 No. 12th St. Elizabeth Good
man. 25-2t
FOR 8ALE.
FOR SALE Journal route. Good
Investment for student: Sec. Y. M.
C. A.
FOR SALE Almost new dress suit
for largo man; cheap. Inquire at Ne
braskan ofilce. .
OLIVER THEATRE
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FRIDAY, SAT. AND MATINEE
NOVMO-11
(Stetson's Big Double Spectacular
"Ancle tows cabin"
Mat. 10c & 25c. Evening 50c, 35c, 25c.
WEDNE8DAY, MAT. ANp NIGHT.
" NOVEMBER 15.
"WHEN JOHNNY COME
MAR
THUR8DAY,
Paul Armstrong's
"HEIR TO Tl
With Guy pat
PrlcM, 91
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Today.
11 n. m. Froalmion moot. Chnpol.
11 a. m. Sophomores moot. Chom.
locturo room.
Wednesday, Nov. 8.
11 a. ni. Freshman Hop Committeo
meet. U. 210.
11 a. m. Hawkovo Club moot. TT.
110.
Friday, Dec. 15.
9:00 p. mr Pershing Riflo Hop. Fra
ternity Hall.
8aturday, Nov. 25.
8 p'. m. County Fair. Armory.
Convocation.
Wodnosday. November 8 Prof. fl.
E. Barber, "Pompeii" (illustrated).
nuay, November 10 Music,
Chaplain for tho week: Rnv. Dr.
Tuttlo.
Monday, November 13 Miss Ruth
Paxson, National Secretary Y. W. C. A.
Wodnosday. November IB Prof. T.
E. Bolton. "Enochs in tho Dnvnlnnmnnt
of Modern Psychology."
Friday, November 17 Music.
Chaplain for tho week: Prof. Law
rence Fossler.
Monday, November 20 Prof. G. E.
Howard, "A Call for tho Social Purl
tan." raska 8chedule.
NOV. llyHJniversItv of Colorado nt
Lincoln. '
Nov18 University of Minnesota at
Minneapolis.
Nov. 25 Doano CoIIoko of Crete.
Neb., at Lincoln.
tjnir OI TI1l,t T I- 1
WANTED Evory user or prospec
tive user of a typewriter to havo a freo
trial of tho VISIBLE TJffOoTWood.
Underwood Typewriter Co.,
Bell Phone No. 348. 13C No. 11th St.
Professor Wyer at Convocation.
Prof. J. I. AVyer's talk at convoca
tion yeserdnymornlng was of inter
est as well as practical boneflt to now
as well as old students.
Ho spoke of three different clusses
of people that tho libraries had to
deal with. , One class, who needed to
be shown continually. Tho second,
who, after being shown onco, would
help themselves another time, and,
lastly thosp -who did not need to bo
shown at all, but could follow instruc
tions and find tho book thoy wanted
Nothing is more exasperating to tho
attendants in the library than to bo
asked repeatedly by tho same person
day after day for perhaps- two weeks
where a certain book was. On tho
contrary, they dislike oqually as much
to see students in tho stack room look
ing aimlessly for a book which per
Jl&PJJKOuld bo in an entirely different
place.
Ho urged tho uso of tho library as a
study Jn itself, and suggested that tho
best thing-a studontwJio intended to
spend four yeaig. In tho TJnverslty
could do was to learn how to, use tho
library. Devote as much tlmo as was
necessary in learninglrow to find, not
only books to which reforenco was
made on the outlines, but to find in
formation on any topic in, which ho
chanced to bo interested.
Ho also recommended strongly tho
uso of tho library for tho purpose of
owslng. Keeping in touch, with cur-
iits by reading a few moments
bio, , tho magazines
there.
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H. W.BROWN
Drug & Book Co.
University Text Books,
Drawing Instruments,
Drawing Paper, Tracing
Cloth, Cross Section and
Profile papers, and other
Engineer's Supplies.
Waterman Fountain
Pens.
127 South llth Str.
Waterville Pocket Knives
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EVERY ONE GUARANTEED
HALLS. 1308 O STREET
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Dining Cars, MealsTala carte
Composite Observation Cars
Corappjlle buffet Cars
Tourist Sleeping Cars a
Specialty
Free Reclining Chair Cars
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