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I BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Bvary Lejral Ub I vanity Stadaat la J
It 'art-ad ta patroalia theta Haarai It
kaa advartlaars, and ta maattaa jj
1 1 paper wblla dalag- sa. I I I
BARBER SHOPS Aristo, Green's
Palace, Mogul, Richards.
BAKERY Mrs. Petry,
BOOIfcBSTATIONERY Ctfcop, Luv
coin Book Store, Uni. Book Store,
Brown Dftig Co., Harry Porter.
BOOK HOSPITALr-GlllespleT
BANKS Columbia National, First Na
tional. BOWLING ALLBY-rCrescent v
CAFE Sam Westorfleld. Don' Cam-,
eron.
CARPENTER Gee. A. Wlison.
CATERER "Tommy," at Miller &
Paine's Fountain.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO Geo. M.
Conway, Erwin & Perkins.
CLEANERS AND DYERS J. O. Wood
& Co.
CLOTjilNG Armstrong, Unland, Ma
gee &. Deemer, Ludwig.
COAL Gregory, Whitebreast
CONFECTIONERS Maxwell, The Fel
som. DISEASES OF EYE, EAR AND
THROAT Dr. Erie B. Woodward.
DRY GOODS Miller & FalnerHerpoP
shelmor,
DRGGISTS-Riggs, Brown, Rector.
EXPRESS Lincoln. Local.
FLORISTS Chapln Bros.
GROCERS O. J. King & Son.
HABERDASHERY $2,60 Hat Store.
HOTELS Llndoll.
ICE CREAM AND ICES Franklin Ice
Cream Co.
JEWELER Tucker, Hallett
LAUNDRIES Yule Bros,
NOVELTY MACHINIST Thorp.
OCULISTS Dr. Davis.
PHOTOGRAPHER Tewnsead.
'PRINTING New Century, King
Jessup, Greer Cooper Co., Geerge
"Bros.
RESTAURANTS Don's -Cafe.
SHOES SandersoH, Rogers & Per
kins.
SHINING PARLOR Union Shining
f Parlor.
SPORTING GOODS Lawlor Cycle
Co. - - J?itffX
TAILORS Unland, Union Qollege
Tailors, LudWIg.
TYPEWRITERS Underwoed Type
writer Ce.
TYPBWRITINQt-J? W. BrewBter.
SPECIALISTS Dr. Brie B. Weed
ward. WAITERS' BUREAU-Grant
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OLIVER THEATRE
Starting Monday. Night, Ma 14".
ALL SUMMER
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Every Night at 8:30.
Matinees Wednes. & Saturday at 2:30.
Fulton Stock Co.
;- Supported by
ENID JACKSON AND
JE88. B. FULTON
. In a Repertoire of Standard Plays.
Two Plays Each Week.
Opening Bill ....'. .'."CAMILLE."
Last Half Week..... "HAZEL KIRK."
Eve.r 25c, 15o A 10c. Mat. 25c A 10c
"Mfcft iwif." tfct LnilNS CcCtji
lews, tawa maat yewr friaaAi at
QCO: M. CONWAY'S
IMA ITKI1T
A aajy aaafoafra latgar aaA
ja tfca aJty,
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CLASSIFIED COLUMN
All advertisements In this column
must be paid for In advance.
Rate one cent por word each insertion;!
minimum, ten-cents.
BATH 8.
CHRIS' BATH HOUSE-7-Turklsh,
salt glow, sulpho-sallue, showor, plain.
11th and P Sts.
CLUB RATES Threo suits ond O'coat
cleaned and pressed, SI per month. El
liott's, 1136 O St.
BAGGAGE. TRAN8FER.
FAOER BROS.. Basement Windsor
hotel, No. 11th St Baggage and parcels.
DENTI8T8.
BOSTON DentiBts, 1319 O St
DR. H. A SHANNON, 1138 O. Auto,
2823: Bell, 2126.
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TAILORING u
R. C. THUBERT. ladles and gents' tail
oring andpresslng. 117 No. 12th Auto,
3771. ,
LOST On campus, "-pockotbook
containing Jewelry, mileage liook and
$5.00. Finder return lo. NebraBltan of
fice and reqeive liberal reward.
WANTED. .
Four students, ladies or gentlemen,
to act as local agents, representing
large business house. Gus Sodorborg,
1335 N St.
8treet Railway TlmeCard.
B. &M. Depot, Capitol and South 17th
Cars leave B. & M. depot and South St.
at Emln. post the hour and each ten mln
utcB. First C:G a. m., last 12:00 p. m.,
B. & M. Depot, Capitol and Sumner via
Sun., 11 p. m.
14th Cars every 20 mln. First G:20 a. m.,
last 11:20 p. m.
Union College and Normal via 17jth
Cars every 40 mln. First G:Gt) a. m.. last
10:50 p. m. B. & M. depot loop.
B. & M. Depot, 25th and Sumner via
17th Lave P. O.. and 25th every 20 mln.
First car 5:50 a. m., last 10:50 p. m.
,Cemetery Cars leave P.K O. every 15
minutes. First 6:25 a.m., last 11:25 p. m.
B. & M. dripot loop.
Haveloclc and Uni. Placo--Cars leave P.
O. and Uni. Placo 20 and CO mln. past
hour. Cars leave Havelock 5 and- 35 mln.
past the hour. First. car leaves P. O. 5:50
a. m., last' 10:50 p. m. First car leaves
Havalook 6:35 a m.. .last 11:35 p. m. Ser
vice to Unl-Placo every 15 mln., 5, 20, 35
and 50 minutes past the hour.- First car
5:50 a. m., last car 11:05 p. m.
N. W.. Depot, Capitol and So. 14th
Cars to 14th and A ovory 10 mln. To 14th
and South every 20 mln. First 6:20 a. m.,
laatrll:40 p. m. 14th and South St ears
moko N. "W, depot loop.
ePnltcntlary 10th and' OI every 40 mln.
First car .leaves 6:40 a. m.. last .10:40 p. m.
-State Farm 10th and O oven hour and
ovory .10 minutes. B. & M. depot loop.
South 10th Cars to 14th and South
every 10 rriln.. First 6:16 a. m., last 12:00
p. m. Sun. 11:00 p. m. Park every 40
mln. First 7:00 k m., last 11:00 p. m.
South 10th street cars-make. N. W. depat
loop. '
Stato Univorslty, R and No. 10th Cars
every 15 mln. First 6:23 a. m., last 11:07
p. m. .
SUNDAY ars start 1 hour later and
stop 1 hour earlier.
MY MAGAZINE.' "INVESTING FOR
PROFIT" (which I'll send free) is warth
10 a copy to any man who Intends to In
vest any money, however small; wha has
money Invested unprofltably, or who 'can
save ?5 or more per mQnthTrUurwha
hasn't learned tho art of Investing for
profit.
Itr 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. .....
It reveals the enormous-prnfl ts , bankers
make and shows how one can make the
same profits safely. -
It explains HOW stupendous fortunes
are made and WHY they are made how
11.000 grows to 122,000.
To introduce my magazine write me
NOW. mentioning this paper and I'll send
it BDC MONTHS FREE. ,,,
EDITOR GREGORY,
81 Jackson Blvd., Chicago.
A New Way to Los Angeles.
You can now go direct via Salt Lake
City to Southern California by a new
daily train; the Los Angeles Limited,
equipped with all the latest innova
tions for travel comfort: Dining Cars,
Meals a la Carte, Observation Cars
with Buffet Lounging Rooms and
Library, Electric Lighted throughout
via the Union Pacific and Salt Lake
Route. For sleeping ar reservations
and full Information Inquire of
. B. 8LOS80N,
Gmu 'Afeat
Mav 11.
High School Pete Day. Field meet
May 16.
Athletic Board election. Student
members.
May 19.
-Freshman party. Walsh Hall.
Sophomore party. Stato Farm.
May 21-22.
Theodoro Thomas Orchostra Audi
torium. May 23.
Iv.V dav. Seniors nnd .Tunlnrn din.
missed from afternoon classes.
May 24.
College of Medicine Commencement.;
Omaha.
May 25.
Annual competitive drill.
Pan-Hellenic Hop, Auditorium.
' May 26.'
Kansas-Nebraska track moot. SfaTo
Fairgrounds, 2:30 p. m.
Union picnic. Epworth Lalco Park,
2 p. m. ..
v Mav-29-June Z.
. Cadet Encampment.
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-v X. June 4-9.
Semester examinations. -
June 12.
Senior Play. Oliver Theatre
June 14.
Thirty-fifth Annual Commencement.
'The Freshman Party.
The annual Freshman party to be
given at Walsh Hall Saturday, May
19th, promises to be one of tho most
enjoyable functions of tho year. Tho
prjco of tickets this year has been
reduced to $1.25 and it, Is to be hoped
that the student body will show its ap
proval of this movo"by liberal patron
age. In casoMho advance salo of
tickets indicates alarger attendance
than Walsh Half will comfortably ac
commodate, It is likely thatFraternlty
Hall will be "secured. MubIc fprthe
dance will be furnished by Walt Or
chestra The arrangements and salo
of tickets are in the hands of E. B.
Drake, chairman,, J,. L. Runner, mas
ter of ceremonies, anil the following
committee: Miller Benedict,' Margaret
Wheeler, EdgacJNewell, R. C. Patter
son, R. L. Harrison, L. W. Smith, and
Katherlno Doyle. -
Juniors Meet Today.
The Juniors 'will meet thlsmorning
in Memorial Hall. Tho question of
raising funjlafor the class baseball
team will be brought up and some
provision made for levying an assess
ment on the class to raise tho neces
sary funds. The" report of tho commit
tee on amendments to the constitu
tion and by-lawB will bo given. It has
been found necessary to reduco-the.
number necessary to-constitute a
quorum. The present provision in the
by-laws governing class hops and par
ties Is not satisfactory to a majority
of the class and an amendment will
be offered- to secure better regulation'
of them.
Y. W. C. A.
Every Junior girl should come out to
the Sunday service May 13th, if only1
to enjoy the musical part of the pro
gram. We cannot help enjoying the
selections given by the double quar-
tette, and the ladles' trio, and we are
always glad to hear Mr. Cornell's
trombone solo. So let us come and
enjoy the music and we will be sure to
get a great deal from Mrs. Hlamaa's
message also.
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What's a dance wlthtut .Temrny?
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Thos. W. Coleman, bottor known as
"Tommy," at Mllfer A Paine's.
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