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TODAY
MATINEE, 2:30
TONIGHT, 8:15
"PEGGY FROM PARIS"
40 PEOPLE
Prices:
NIGHT: $1.00, 76c, 50 & 25c.
MAT.: 50c & 25c.
FRI., 8AT. & 8AT. MAT.
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The Moonshiner's Daughter
PRICE8: Eve.: 50c, 35c & 25c.
MAT., 25 & 10 Cents.
1 ..LYRIC THEATRE.. jl
Program Week of October 1st
THE GREAT FERN AN DE-MAY DUO
European Novelty Musical Artists
GIL BRQWN '
America's Favorlto Eccentric Dancer
GRE8HEM AND BOSEN
In Their Society 8ketch, "A Domestic
Blizzard"
MR. R. N. BAILEY
Black Face Monologist
WE8T AND HENRY
In a Laughable Comedy Playet, "A
8tammering Proposal"
MR. JACK WILDE
In' His Beautiful Illustrated Song,
Will You Love Me in December as
You Do In May7-
THE LYR08COPE
With a New Series of Beautiful' Mov
ing Pictures.
The BIJOU
Program, Week of October 1, 1906.
v. FULLER, R08E & CO.
. ' " "8llck Dick"
MARCELL & LENETT
Comedy Horizontal Bar Artists .
. KIPP & KIPPY
Comedy Jugglers
"" MR. BILLY HART
The Musical Monologue Artist
MR. WILL H. 8MYTHE
Will Sing Miss VeBtor Victoria's Illus
trated Song,
Waiting at the Church
Wonderful Album and Subpoena
8erver .
ON THE BIOGRAPH
LADIES! LADIES! .LADIE8J
-Cook In Hallett's window, 1143 Q 8
and see the Beautiful Clocks to be
Given Awa'at Tuesday and Frl---
day's Matlneel ,
3 8HOW8 DAILY 3, 7:45 & 9 p. m.
ADMI88ION TEN CENT8
Reserved Seats Be Extra. .
Matinee, All Seats' 10c
T. J. THORP & CO.
Rubber Stamps, Stencils,
Seals, Trade Checks, Keys
Locksmilhlng, General
Machine Works, Model
Makers, Etc.
308 So. Mth, LINCOLN
icOLUMBIA NATIONAL BANK I
OF LINCOLN, NEBRASKA.
I CAPITAL,:- $100,000.00 I
PIT!
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Every Lornl Untycralty Stmlent
la urged to patronize these Ne
brnikiin atlvcrtlaera, and to men
tion the paper while doing o.
BARBER SHOPS Greon's Palace.
BOOKS & STATIONERY Co-op, Lin
coin Book Store, Uni. Book Store,
Harry Porter.
BANK Columbia National, FirBt Na
tional. CAPE Sam Wostorneld, Don Cam
eron, Unlvorslty School of Music
Dining Room.
CATERER "Tommy," at Miller &
Paine's Fountain.
CIGARS Llndsoy.
CLOTHING Armstrong, Unland, 'Ma
gee & Deomer, Ludwig, The Ster
ling. . .
COAL Gregory, Whitebreast.
CONFECTIONERS Maxwell, The Fol
som. DENTIST M. H. Alexander.
Davis, Horpolsholmer,
DRY GOODS Miller & Paine, Horpol
shelmer. DRUGGISTS Brown, Rector.
EXPRESS Lincoln Local.
FURNITURE The Bonway Co.
HABERDASHERY $2.50 Hat Store.
JEWELER Tucker, Hallott, J. 1.
Davis.
LAUNDRIES Yule Bros.
LOCKSMITH T. J. Thorpe.
PRINTING Now Century, Georgo
Bros., McVey, State Printing Co.,
The Ivy Press.
MUSIS Curtice.
RESTAURANTS Don's Cafe, Cam
eron's. SHOES Sanderson, Rogers & Per
kins. SPORTING GOODS Lawlor Cycle
Co., Lincoln Cycle Co.
TAILORS Unland, Union College
Tailors, Ludwig, Herzog.
THEATERS Olver, Lyric, Bijou.
TYPEWRITERS Underwood Typo
writer Co.
WAFFLES Mrs. Day,-Sam's Cafe.
More Simplification Needed.
The new typewriter girl approached
her omployor'sjlesk. In her hand she
bore a. sheet of paper.
"Sir," Bho said, "this looks like a
funny way to spell skidooly."
The employer took the sheet from
her hand and stared at the word she
pointed out Then he stared at-the
girl.
"That Isn't skidooly," ho said, "that's
schedule." Exchange.
Something Swell.
TJel Prado Is the name of the beau
tlful now up-to-date Lunch Car just
located on Fourteenth and O streets.
This Is no cheap, dirty, greasy, Httlo
hovel, but a large, well ventilated,
elaborate Cafe on wheels. Every
thing served In this place Is of the
very best quality.
,
Measurements of men In the Phys
ical, Education courses arc almost
complete Measurements of members
of tho football squad are to bo taken
beforo Saturday.
LOST Between University and
Herpolshelmer's, a gold watch, Elgin
movement, 15 Jewels. Reward for re
turn to 1600 It St.
. DR. M. H. ALEXANDER,
Dentist Auto Phono 2516, 1213 O St,
Lincoln, Neb.
Buy; your shoes at Sanderson's.
They have the swellest shoes that
grow. .
" Don't, forget The Ivy Press has
moved to 22 South 12th St
Every person' connected 'with tho
University Book Store is a student .
Green's Barber Shops are the best
in the. West. , y'A V'..-'-',
Forestry Notes.
Messrs. C. J. Humphrey and F. W.
Morrqll who completed the work in
tho Forestry courso at the State Uni
versity last Juno, and Mr. E. O.
Siecko, of the Class of 1905, have on
terod tho United States Forest Sor
vico as Forest Assistants at an Initial
salary of ono thousand dollars and
field 'expenses. Mr. Humphrey is at
preBont stationed at Pottsvlllo, Ponn.,
whoro he is making Investigations per
tninlng to tho treatment of telophono
poles to prolong their durability. Mr.
Morroll has been assigned as Tech
nical Assistant on tho Holy Cross For-
CBt Reserve In Colorado, with head
quarters at Glenwood Springs. Mr.
Siecke has spent tho paBt summer In
an extended study of forest planting
In the TrUckoe-Carson Irrigation Pro
ject in Nevada.
Mr. O. T. Swan, who has beon with
the United States Forest Servlco as
Forest Assistant since July, 1905, was
given a substantial promotion .last
July. Ho Is stationed at Los Angeles,
California, where ho is conducting ex
periments in the seasoning and treat
ing of telophono and telegraph poles.
Mr. G. A. Pearson of tho Class of
.1906 returns this year to assist In the
Department of Forestry and for his
Master's degree
Archie Sears, '06 Engineering, Is
serving his first year In the General
Electrical Works, the big electrical
concern In Schenectady, Pennsylvania.
His sister Maybelle, who waB attend
ing University last year, Is studying
art at tho Philadelphia 'Art School.
Miss Sears Illustrated the Senior An
nual last year.
Mr. Leslie N. Qooddlng, '04, has
been elected assistant In Forestry and
Botany at the Arizona Agricultural
College. He has been put In charge of
one of the sub-stations of the terri
tory. Walter Shlndollr '07, will not at
tend the University this semester,
having accepted a position as main
tenance engineer for the Burlington
railroad with headquarters In Lincoln.
. M. J. Mower, '05, has gone to Chi
cago, where ho will take his A. M. de
gree at tho University of Chicago In
the spring. Mr. Mower was a member
of the graduate schooLJast year.
Miller Benedict, who has been men
tioned as a candidate for the Sopho
more Presidency, desires It emphat
ically stated that ho. does not want
the honor.
T. A. Hutton, 06; member of tho
-Yt M. C. A. quartet of last year and
on the caste of tho Senior play Is
principal of the High "School at Leb
anon, Neb.
The tackling dummy has appeared.
on the football field, but his unpopu
larity with tho men will probably in
sure his getting the dirty end of the
game.
Miss Sarah L. Doubt, '03, Is teach
ing science at. Hawarden, Iowa. Miss
Annie Moore, '05, has returned to
Hawarden -for her second year.
No University student can afford to
.miss hearing Senator Albert J. Bov-
eridge at the Oliver Thursday eve
ning. Percy Metz, law '06, is practicing
law at Basin, Wyoming, '
Swell, snappy $3.50 and $4,00 shoes.
Sanderson's. ' -
-Cameron's 'Lunch Counter. 123 8. 12.
JAS. 1. DAVIS
JEWELER and OPTICIAN
1210 O STREET
Fine repairing a special
ty and the best of goods
at reasonable prices.
UNIVERSITY JEWELER & OPJIGIAK g '
C, A. TUCKER, Jeweler,
DR, S. S. SHEAN, Optlctofl
1123 0 STREET. YELLOW FRONT
YOUR PATR0NA6E SOLICITED.
GATE CITY
Cleaners, Dyers
It. O. Z1NK, Manager v
Expert , Dry Cleaners- and
Scientific Dyers
Auto 4428 Bell 2028
204 So. TWELFTH
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A SPECIAL -DINNER EVERY
SUNDAY
UNI SCHOOL OF MU8IC
DINING ROOM
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State Printing Company
Stationery Department All kinds of
School Supplies.
J2J2 tt- Street, Lincoln, Neb,
Sam's Cafe
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