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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Every Loral University Btadent U
If vrfed to patronise these Kebras-
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1 1 the payer vrbtle delng lit
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BARBER SHOPS Arlsto, Green's
Palace, Mogul, Richards.
BAKERY Mrs, Petry.
BOOKS'STATIONERY Co-op, Lin
coln Book Store, Unl. Book Store,
.Brown Drug Co., Harry Porter.
BQOK HOSPiTAL GlllcBpie,
BANKS Columbia National, Firs Na
tional. BOWLING ALLEY Crescent
CAFE Sam Wostorlleld. Don Cam
eron. CARPENTER Geo. A. Wilson.
CATERER "Tommy," at Miller &
Paine's Fountain.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO Geo. M.
Conway, Erwin & Perkins.
CLEANERS AND DYERS J. C. Wood
& Co.
CLOTHING Armstrong, Unland, Mu
geo & Deemor, Ludwig.
COAL Gregory1 JVVhltebrcast.
CONFECTIONERS Maxwell, The Fol
som. DISEASES OF EYE, EAR AND
THROAT Dr. Erie B. Woodward.
DRY GOODS Miller & Paine, Herpol
dhclmer, Rudge & Guenzel,
DRUGGISTS Riggs, Brown, Rector.
EXPRESS Lincoln Local. '
FLORISTS Chapln Bros.
GROCERS O. J. King & Son.
HABERDASHERY $2.50 Hat Store.
HOTELS Lindell.
ICE CREAM AND ICES Franklin Ice
Cream Co.
JEWELER Tucker, Hallett
LAUNDRIES Yule Bros,
NOVELTY MACHINIST Thorp.
OCULISTS Dr. Davis.
PHOTOGRAPHER Townsend.
PRINTING New Century, King &
Jessup, Gieer Cooper Co., George
Br03.
RESTAURANTS Don's Cafe.
ROLLER SKATING Auditorium
Rink.
SHOES Sanderson, Rogers & Per
kins. SHINING. PARLOR Union Shining
- Parlor.
SPORTING GOODS Lawlor Cycle
- Co.
TAILORS Unland, Union Colloge
TallorB, Ludwig.
TYPEWRITERS Underwood Type
writer Co.
TYPEWRITING J. W. BrewBter.
SPECIALISTS Dr. Erie B. WK4-
ward.
WAITERS' BUREAU Grant.
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Thos. W. Coleman.'bfetter known as
'(Tommy," at Mllier A pitlne'.
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
All advertisements in this column
must be paid for In advance.
I late one tent per word each insertion;!
minimum, ten cents.
BATHS.
CHRIS' BATH HOUSE Turkish,
Bait glow, sulpho-Baline, shower, plain.
11th and P Sts.
SUITORIUM.
HAVE your clothing cleaned and
pressed at the Weber Sultorlum, 11th and
O Sts.
CLUB RATES Three suits and O'coat
cleaned and pressed, $1 per month. El
liott's. 113G O St.
BAGGAGE TRAN8FER.
FAOEB BROS.. Basement Windsor
hotel, No. 11th St. Buggago and parcels.
DENTIST8.
BOSTON Dentists, 131D 0 St.
DR. II. A. SHANNON, 1136 O. Auto.
2823; Bell. 212C.
OSTEOPATH.
Dr. E. M. Crnmb, A. B.,U. of N. '99.
Burlington Block.
TAILORING
R. C. HUBERT, ladles' and cents' tail
oring und pressing. 117 No. 12th. Auto,
3771.
JEWELER.
JEWELER Deloss Smith, watch
maker and Jeweler, 138 So. 12th St.
Low rates to students.
LOST Fifteen dollars on campus.
Finder return to Nebraskan ofllce and
receive reward.
LOST On campus, pocketbook
containing Jewelry, mileage book and
$5.00. Finder return to Nebraskan of
fice and receive liberal reward.
LOST A Phi Rho Sigma pin, set
with pearls. Initials J. C. M. on back.
Finder please return to Daily Nebras
kan office and receive reward.
Street Railway Time Card.
B. Sc M. Depot, Capitol-aiul South 17th
Cara leave B. & M. depot and South St.
at 6 mln. past the hour and each ten min
utes. First 6:05 a. m., last 12:00 p. m.
B. & M. Depot, Capitol und Sumner via
Sun., 11 p. in.
Hth Cara every 28 mln. Flrst'C:20 a. m.,
last lli20 p. m.
Union College and Normal via 17th
Cars every 40 mln. First G:G0 a. in., last
10:G(Lnm. B. & M. depot loop.
B. & M. Depot, 25tli and Sumner via
17th Leave P. O. and 2Gth every 20 mln.
First car G:G0 a. m., last 10:G0 p. jn.
Cemetery Cars leave P. O. every" 1&
minutes. Flrut 0:25 u. in., last 11:25 p. in.
B. & M. depot loop.
lluvelock and Unl. Place Cars leavo P.
O. and Unl. Place 20 and 60 mln. past
hour. Cars leavo Hayolock 5 and 35 mln.
past the hour. First car leaves P. O. 6:50
a. in., last 10:G0 p. m. First car leavoa
Havolock C.-35 u. m., last 11:35 p, m. Sor
vlco to Unl. Pluco every 1G mln., fi, 20, 35
and GO minutes past tho hour. First oar
5:50 a. m., last car 11:05 p. m.
N. W. Depot. Capitol and So. 14th
Cars to 14 th und A every 10 mln. To 14 th
and South every 20 mln. First G:20 a. m..
last 11:40 p. m. 14th and South St. cars
make N. W. depot loop.
ePnltcntlary 10th and O every 40 mln.
First car Icavc3-Gj40 a. m., last 10:40 p. m.
Stato Farm TOtTr anil O even hour and
every 10 minutes. B. fcM. depot loop.
South 10th Cars to Mtharjd South
every 10 mln. First C:lG.a. m.. last 12:90
p. m. Snn. ll:0p p. m. Park evory 40
mln. First TiOO a. m., last 11:M y. m.
South 10th street cars make N. W. depot
Stiite University, R andNo. lGth Cars
every 15 mln. First G:23 a. m., last 11:07
P SUNDAY Cars start 1 hour "later and
stop 1 hour earlier.
MY MAOAZINEi -"INVESTING FOR
PROFIT" (which I'll send free) Is worth
$10 a copy to any man who Intends to In
vest any money, however small; whe has
money Invested unprofitably, or.whe can
Bave $5 or more per month, but whe
hasn't learned tho art of Investing far
protlt.
It demonstrates the REAL earning
power of money the knowledge financiers
and bankers hide from the masses.
It shows how to Invest umall sums and
how to make them grow Into fortunes
the actual possibilities of Intelligent In
vestments. . . i
It reveals the enormous profits banlcnrs
make and shows how one can make the
same iiiuiim "', . ... , .
II CAIHUIIIO HUH Blliv- ........
are made and WHY they are made how
91.000 crows to J22.000.
To Introduce my magazine write, m
NOW. mentioning this paper artd I'll send
It SIX MONTHS mR GRBG0RT
81 Jackson B,lvd Chlcafo.
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Aptil 28.
Bamt Informal. Memorial Hall.
Senior party at Stato Farm.
May 3.
Government inspection of Battalion
of Cadets. Major Wm. A. Mann. 'Gen
eral staff.
May 4.
Union Pallndlnn party. Stato Fnrm.
B Compnny Hop. Fraternity Hall.
May 5.
Track preliminaries.
Y. W. C. A. girls' May morning
breakfast.
"Junior Doings." Stato Farm. In
the evening.
May 11.
High School Fete Day
Field meet.
May 21-22.
Theodore Thomas Orchestra Audi
torium. May 24.
College of Medicine Commencement.
Omaha.
May 25.
Annual competitive drill.
Pan-Hellenic Hop. Auditorium.'
May 29-June 2.
Cadet Encampment.
June 4-9.
Semester examinations.
June 12. 7
Senior Play. Oliver Theatre
June 14.
Thirty-fifth Annual Commencement.
Convocation.
Monday, April HO Prof. Daniel Ford,
"Pinero."
Wednesday, May 2 Prof. G. W. A.
Luckey, "The Making of a Teacher."
Friday, May 4 Music.
Mondny, May 7 Chancellor An
drews, address.
Wednesday, May 0 Hon. Ralph W.
Breckenrldge, "Federal Control of
Life Insurance."
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Miss Wilson Better.
Miss Wilson, who has been unablo to
meet her French classes this week
on account of illness, -will probably
bo able to meet them Monday. During
Miss Wilson's absonce Miss Roeso has
taken charge of her classes.
Academy Notes.
A. A. Tenopir has been confined to
his room since Friday on account of
sickness.
B. A. Brown of Lynch, Ncbr., who
was home during vacation, has Just
returned. Tho death of his mother
was tho "cause of his delay. Tho stu
dents deeply sympathize with him in
his bereavement.
Two new students have registered
since vacation Albert- Anderson of
Hot Springs, S. D., and Hlchard Fer
guson of Lincoln.
Tho Social Hour Club met lust Snt--urdtiy.
Tho girls had a most onjoy
able time. In drawing their own nlc
tures they proved Themselves to bo ex
cellent artists. "
Tho class in Argumentation Is nt
present engaged in a series of class
debates. Last Tuesday tho subject
discussed was, Resolved, That United
States senators should be elected by
direct popular vote. Mr. Nielson and
Mr. Wolf defended tho affirmative and
Mr. Bollbaugh nnd Mr. Anderson tho
negative. For a starter this debate
was all that could bo desired. Somo
of the speakers, of courso, were a little
nervous, hut this defect will be oveu
como before tho term closes. Next
Tuesday tho railroad rate bill will be
discussed.
WANTED.
Four students, ladles or gentlemen,
to act as- local agents, -representing n
large business house. Gus Soderberg,
1335 N St.
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