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J Every Loyal CnlTeralty Student U j
It argcd to patronize tbcta Nebraa- n
kaa aclverttiora, nnd to m'antto.
H th paper whlla doing ao. t t I U
' BARBER SHOPS Arlsto, GrCen's
Palace, Mogul, Richards.
BAKERY Mrs. Potry.
BOOKS-STATIONERY Co-op, Liu
colnBoolc Store, Unl. Book Store,
Browu Drug Co., Harry1 Porter.
BOOK HOSPITAL Gillespie,
BANKS Columbia National, First Na
tional. BOWLJNG ALLEY Crescent
J2AFE Sam WQstorfield. Don Cam
eron. -
CARPENTER-Geo: A. Wilson.
CATERER "Tommy' at Miller &
Paine's Fountain.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO Geo. M.
Conway, Erwjn & Perkins.
CLEANERS AND DYERS J. C. Wood
& Co. . '
. CLOTHING, Armstrong Unlnnd, Ma
gee" & Deemer, Ludwlg.
COAL GregojWhitebreast.
CONFECTIONERS Maxwell. The Fol
sop. ,
DISEASES OF EYE, EAR AND
' THROAT-Dr. Erlo B. Woodward.
DRY GOODS Miller & Paine, Herpol
shelmor. DRUGGISTS RIggs, Brown, Rector.
EXPRESS Lincoln Local.
FLORISTS Chapin Bros!
GROCERS O. J. King & Son.
HABERDASHERY $2.50 Hat Store.
"HOTELS LIndell.
ICE CREAM AND ICES Franklin Ice
Cream Co.
JEWELER Tuckqr, Hallett.
LAUNDRIES Tulo Bros,
NOVELTY MACHINIST Thorp.
OCULISTS Dr. Davis.
PHOTOGRAPHER Tow'nsehd.
PRINTING New Century, King &
JesBup, Greer "Coopor Coij George
Bros. -
RESTAURANTS Don's CnfeT
vRHOES Sanderson, Rogers' & Per-klns.-
SHINING PARLOR Union Shining
GOODS Lawlor Cyclo
Co.
. TAILORS Unland, Union College
Tnllors, Ludwlg.
TYPEWRITERS Underwood Typo
writer Co. v
TYPEWRIT" ING J. W. Brewfctor.
SPECIALISTS Dr. Erlo B. Wood
ward. WAITERS' BUREAU Grant.
H. W.BROWN
Drug-fit 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 11th Str.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Capltnl S3QP,0ftO.0O
Sarplfii mud profits aOO,OOOJ10
DepaaUa 53,00,000.00
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CLASSIFIED COLUMN
All advertisements In this column
must be paid for In advance.
Itute ono cent pec word ach Insertion;
minimum, ten cents.
BATHS.
CHRIS' BATH HOUSE Turkish,
salt glow, sulpho-sallne, shower, plain.
11th and P Sts.
CLUB UATES Thrco suits nnd O'coat
cleaned nnd pressed, Jl per month. El
liott's. 1130 O St.
BAGGAGE TRAN8FER.
PAOEn BUOS.. Basement WIndBor
hotel, No. 11th tit, Bngguga and parcels.
DENTI3T8.
BOSTON Dentists, 1319 O St.
DH. H. A. SHANNON, 113C O. Auto,
23; Bell, 2120.
TAILORING
R. C. HUBERT, ladto.V nnd Rents' tail
oring" and pressing. 117 No. 12th. Auto,
3771.
LOST On campus, pocketbook
containing Jewelry, mileago book and
$5.00. Finder return to Nebraskan of
fice and receive liberal reward.
WANTED.
Four students, ladle's or gcntlomcn,
to act as local agents, representing a
largo business houso. Gus Soderberg,
13C5 N St. .
Street Railway Time Card.
B. & M. Deport, Cnplto'l and South nth
Cars Icavo B. & M. depot and South St.
at C mln. past the hour and each ton min
utes. First C:0G a. in., last 12:00 p. m.
B. Si M. Depot, Cupltol and Sumner via
Sun., 11 p. m.
14th Cars every 20 'mln. First C:20 a. m.,
last 11:20 p. m.
Union Collcgo and Normal via 17th
Cars every 40 mln. Flint G:G0 a m., last
10:G0 p. in. B. & M. depot loop.
B. & M. Depot, 25th and Sumner via
17th Leave P. O. and 25th every 20 mln.
First car 5:50 a., m., last 10:50 p. m.
Cemetery Cars lcavo P. O. every 15
minutes. First 6:25 a. in.. Inst 11:25 p. m
B. & M. depot loop.
HavolQck nnd Unl. Placer-Cars leavo P.
O. and Unl. Placo 20 and 50 mln. past
hour. Cars leavo Huvelock 5 and 35 mln.
past the hour. "First cur leaves P. O. G:50
a. m.i last 10:50 p. in. First cur leaves
Havolock 6:35 a. m., hist 11:35 p. in. Ser
vice to Unl. Pluce every 15 mln., 5, 20, 35
'and 50 minutes past the hour. First car
5:50 a. m., last car ll:0G"p. rn.
N. TV. Depot, Capitol and. So.Hth
Curs to 14th and A every 10 mln. To 14th
and Sautlucvory 20 mlnr First C:20 a. m.,
last 11:40 p. m. 44th and South tit. cars
mnko N. W. depot loop.
bPnltontlary 10th and O every 40 mln.
First cur leaves 6:40 a. m., last, 10:40 p. in.
Stato Farm 10th and O oven-hour and
every 10 minutes. B. & M. dopot-loop.
South 10th Cars to 14th und South
every 10 mln.v First 0:15 a. m., last 12:00
p. m. Sun. 11:00 p. m. Park every ,40
mln. First 7:00 a. m., last 11:90 p. m.
South 10th street cars niako "N. "W. depot
loop.
Stato Unlvorslty, R nnd No. lGth Cars
every 1C mln. First 6:23 a. m., last 11:07
p. m
SUNDAY Cars start 1 hour lator and
stop 1 hour earlier. -
Ohaplh Bros., Florists. 127 So. 13th.
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Printing George Bras., 13th & N.
"Typemltingr J. W. Brewster, Itlch
ards Blk. . - '
Union Shining Pnrlor -Shine, Ave
cents; chairs for ladles. 1018 O-St.
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Forbes Stables, livery, cab and bag
gage, 1125 P St. Bell 550, Auto 1550.
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Don Cameron's now lunch countor;
quick service. 119 So-12th St.
Miss MabeFCheelc o South Omaha
visited the Hisses Ensor last week.
, Latin Club meets with Miss Mc
LucaB Tuesday' at 8 p. m. All mem
bers come,
Miss Ethel Henrich of Council
Bluffs, Iowa, formorly of the Univer
sity, is a University visitor
Y. W. C A.
Next Sunday the Junior orvIce will
ho hnlri nt a o'clock. ThosQ who did
not hear Dr. Swearlngen last Sabbath
missed a treat, but wo feel spre that
the Juniors have secured In Mrs. Hln
man one who will bring us a message
and mnko Jt -well worth while to a
tend that service
fuTLETLNl
May 11.
High School Foto Day. Field moot.
May 16.
Athletic Board election. Student
membors.-
May 19.
Freshman party. Walsh Hall,
Sophomore party.' Stato Farm.
May 21-22. '
Theodoro Thomas Orchestra Audi
torium. May 23.
Ivy day. Seniors nnd Juniors dis
missed from afternoon classes.
May 24. -
College of Mcdicino Commencement
Omaha.
May 26.
Annual competitive drill.
Pan-Hellonic Hop'.- Auditorium.
May 26.
Kansas-Nobraska track meet. Stato
Fair grounds, 2; 30 p. m,
May 29-June 2.
Cadet Encampment.
June 4-9.
Semester examinations.
Convocation. "
Wednesday, May 9 Hon. Ralph "W.
Breckenrldge, "Federal Control of
Lifo, Insurance." - '.
Hold a Grand Jubilee at the State
Farm Return to-Chlldhood Days.
The Juniors pan breath freely again
now that their kid party has been,
pullod off. It wub n great success
from every standpoint except n finan
cial ono. Tliero was about sixty or
seventy Juniors thero, all arrayed' In
tho picturesque garments of their
chlhlhood. The children began to ar
rive at 4 p. m.xand proccedeiLJmmo
diatoly to spin thcib tops, play base
ball, pull-a-wny and a dozen other old
tlmo games, Every ono tried their
best to dovolop a big appetfto.and'
when dinner was- announced thqro was
a grand scamper for the plno woQds
whoro tho eatables woro hidden.
Stick candy, pie, lco cream, animal
cookies till you couldn't oat any more.
Auersoveral carloads of supplies had
been stowed away, the llttlo ones re
tired to tho third floor of tho now
building and began a series of indoor
games that no one wno took nan.
will over forget. Aftor tho games
thero were dances. Round oncB,
square ones nnd oblong ones, too, nnd
during ono intermission n happycou
plo were united in wedlock, by Rev.
Jorgensoiir. Now every one was tlrod
(out, so a few college songs and a car
ride homo and tho Junior kid -party
was listed among the pleasant memo
ries of the -paslT Everyone praised
the heroic work of tho commttteo a ml
wished thOnu a Merry Christmas "muT
Hatfpy -New Year. " , -
May Mu3lc Festlvalt, "
Subscribers for season tickets to tho
Thomas Orchestra concerts aro given
this week in which to reservo their
seats. No single admissions will be
sold until May 14. The programs ar
ranged by tho conductor, Frederick
A. Stock, have been received nnd In
clude tho march 'and chorus from
"Tamjbauser" and Beethoven's "Sym
phony No, 5" Tho chorus under Mrs.
Raymond, now numbering 230, Sylll
take part In tho chorus from "Tann
hauser" tho first evening and "Olav
Trygvasson" tho second evening. Tho
soloists are; Charlotte Maconda, bo
prano; 'Grace Munson, contralto;
Glenn Hall, tenor; Herbert Withej--spoon,
bass; . Bruno Stelndel, violin
cello; van den Berg, pianist.
Tickets at G. A. Crancef company,
1134 O street
What's a dance without Tommy?
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Thos. W. Coleman, better known as
"Tommy," at Miller A, Palrie'a.
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