The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, October 25, 1906, Image 4

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SAM'S CAFE
S, F. Weslerfield
.Proprietor
Spooial Sorvlco to
PARTIES
Bell Phone 335
Auto 3388
A Specialty In Oysters in Reason
.11710-21 No. 13th St.
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THE
'LATEST HIT'
When you hear a piece
of music you like, come
.here at once we have
itfor you. 'Whether it be
at the Lyric, Bijou or
Oliver, we have known
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of it in advance and can
supply 'you.
THE mu!tore
I Ross P. Curtice Co.
1125 0 STREET '
Latin. Recaption.
Tho annual reception to Latin stu
dents was given Tuesday ovenlng at
Hays hall. There wore about one hun
drod and flfCy persons' present, prob
ably tho largest number that over
attended this function. One notlcable
feature was tho large number of men.
Hitherto tho men have boon conspic
uous by their absotice at affairs of this
kind, but if tho increase of men In tho
classical departments continues as it
Is now doing tho mon will soon out
number tho women.
Professor and Mrs. Barber, Pro
fessor Sanford and Miss Hunter were
in the receiving lino. Mr. Aar6n, as
president of the Latin Club, introduced
tho guests. After tho formal recoption
refreshments wore served. Then the
time-honored Latin songs about "os
cula rubontls puellae" und other like
Interesting thomos were sung. Tho
boys sang several songs alone to show
that they were there "with the goods."
Tho crowd dispersed at 10, con
vinced that a "dead language" depart
ment can show its students a roat live
time.
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When in need of-COAL call and ee the
WHITEBREAST CO.
We will treat you right
Phones: Bell 234; Auto 1610. ,
Office 1106 O.
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The ponnantB at the Co-op have the
style and finish which give them a
tailor-made appearance
Barbs Meet.
The i Associated Barbs meet this
morning at 11 in Memorial Hall for
tho annual election of officers and for
the transaction of such other business
as may come before the mooting. It
is probable that some action will be
taken with reforenco to the twenty
live cent fee charged at tho election of
student members of the Athletic
Board. Tho changes made last year
by tho Athletic Board In tho regula
tions governing the election aro not
regarded by tho Barbs as being any
better than the arrangment previously
In force and they expect to make an
other attempt tq secure tho desired
change.
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J, C. Wood & Co,
Expert Cleaners and Dyers
We are the recognized head
quarters, for fitstrcUss Clean s
ing and Dyeing ... . ..
WE CLEAN Men's-Coats, Vesfo Plants, Overcoats, JJkters, Glove, Neck- j
ties. Etc. Ladle' Skirts. WaLrt-. 3-4 Ientth Coat and Cravanettes. Tack- (
ets, White Dresses, Mulls, Organdies, Silks, Salens, and Children's Clothes of all
Kinds. We Also Clean Curtains, Draperies, Portiere and Theatrical Costumes.
GOODS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED TO ANY fc
J 320 N STREET, LINCOLN.
ARTOI
OF CITY
UNDERWOOD
VISIBLE TYPEWRITERS
136 Mirth Eltvsnth
Bill 348. Auto 3881
Unlaud wantB to make your suit,
1042 O St.
Miss Margaret S. Rice, '03, Is teach
ing at Fullerton.
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Waterman Fountain Pens
THE IDEAL
Largest Assortment
Carried In Town.
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Yo olden candlesticks and ye now
ones, too, at Harris.
Miss Meta E. Schaper, '03, Is high
school instuctor at Valentine.
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Good drub
DEL PRADO
I4th & O
Swollost Lunch Car in
Ihe Wosl.
I wsrvo Itottor qpamty
tlmn nny lunch env
In t uo city.'
W.P.Komp, Catoror
WHEN A STUDENT WANTS
PRINTING
THERE IS NO DENYINO THAT
HE WANTS IT PRINTED. IN
MODERN STYLE .
The New Century Printers
1241 K STREET
Joseph R. Fulk, '03, is superintend-
ent of tho Hebron schools this year.
Miss Mario G. Berkoy, '0G, was.
re-elected to tho Tllden schools this
fall. -
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Harry Porteri
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Thomas V; Goodrich, '04, Is suporln
tondont Of the Ellomlalo, North Da
kota, schools.
Tho pennants at the. Co-op are un
surpassed for beauty, neatuess, and
originality.
The olden times Are good enough
when Harris, the jeweler, repairs
them. 1137 O St.
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R. E. ER1A1N, '99 - f. E. PERKINS
KKTAII.EK8 Al JOltBERS OF
TOBACCO, CIGARS, AND NEWS
Howard E. Harvey, '03, is Instructor
In sciences In the Great Falls, Mon
tana, High School.
The CO-OP sells more pennants than
all the other Lincoln stores combined.
There's a reason.
Tho Co-op had more than $600 worth
of pennants at tho beginning of school.
They nre-golng fact. Better get one. ,
HUYLER'
Chocolates and
Bon Bona.
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School of Music
Gafe
New Management! New Sor
vlco! So wo want now patrons!
Wo intend to give good board
to students at reasonable prices.
fjmn In nn-1 trv nur Snrwlnv
., VV ... . .,
dinner.
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Important bhslnes's meeting of tho '
at 7:15. Place of voting lu. city or
horiTo to come up.
Miss Alma Vandorveon, '05, who was
a scholar In the German Department
last year, ,1b Instructor In the Ashland
High School.
The Department of Mathematics has
completed tho statistics of the enroll
ment of students In Its courses. There
is an increase of twenty per cent over
Inst year.
If you are looking for a good poBter
or picture for your room, the Lincoln
Book Store pan supply you. Colored
lithographs matted, u&c ana upward;
Gibson, Underwood, Remington and
Russell pictures, 75c each and upward.
Wo also frame pictures.
The Drus Cutter.
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B JEWELER and 'OPTICIAN 1
8 1210 O STREET H
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fj C A. TUCKER, Jeweler, 'j
g DR. S. S. SHEAN, Optician
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State Printing Company
Stationery Department. Ml kinds of
School jESupplies.
J2J2. N Street, Lincoln, Neb.
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