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Convocation Today,
The Gloo Club is expected to appear
nt Convocation toda5 to take the place
of tho song cycle which was to be
given under tho direction of tho
ladies of tho Matineo Muslcale Club.
IllneHB on Ihe part of one oftho sing
ers is tho reason for. the postpone
ment of the original attraction.
H. H. Nicholson, formerly Professor
of ChomiBtry nt the University was a
campus vniitor yesterday. He Is at
present ohgaged as a mining oxpor.t
with headquarters at Chicago. He Is
onroute to Mexico. Mr. Nicholson ex
pressed himself as well pleased with
tho progress the Unlvorslty has been
making, and mentioned especially the
convenience of tho now administration
building and tho beautifying tho cam-
pus with walks and driveways.
Chapin Bros., Florists, 127 So. 12th.
Dr. Haggard, 212-213 Richards Blk.
All kids are not liko our "kids."
Our dollar kids tho best in Lincoln.
Unlnud.
The pennants at tho Co-op are un
surpassed for beauty, neatness, and
originality.
Lost On campus, notebok in Pollt-
Ical Sctonco 13. Fiiider pleace return
to Nebraskan office.
IN MUSICAL VEIN.
(Continued from page 1.) .
No talks will be given but responsive
readings will bo a part of the service.
It Is hoped that these" -vesper ser
vices -will fill the long-felt want for'u
distinctively "University service an
that tho attendance will amply reyard
tho time and the work expended in
preparation for them.
-frrmes J. Hill, president of the
Northorn Pacific and Great Northern
railroads, lias been. Invited to deliver
tho principal address at a meeting of
tho Nebraska State Historical Society
in January, but hasboen forced to de
cline owing to the stress of buisness.
Ho hopes to bo present In soma future
year. '
The CO-OP boIIb more pennants than
all the other Lincoln stores combined.
There's a reason.
Tho Ivy Press is now located at 212
South Twelfth street. University work
especially solicited.
Special 'Varsity dress suits, $35.00
and-$40.00 at Ludwig's.
If you can't see this ad. clearly, call
at Harris' and have your eyes exam-
-fined free. 1137 0 St
The pennants at the Co-op have tho
style and finish which give thorn a
-tailor-made appoaranco,
Green's- barber shops excel all
others in tho west.. Entirely modern
and t)io-best work assured.
"The extension has been granted oil
the briefs in Rhetoric 13. They aro
now due on Thursday, Novembor 30.
Found: On Fourteenth street, bo
tweon H and J, a lady's gold watch.
"N" fob, inscription "Christmas 1905."
Phone Mr. Gelslor at Whltobreast
Coal office.
Dr. J. H. Gain, instructor of veteiv
inary prastise at the University Farm,
Is out of tho city. His class fn horse
judging on Saturdays will not meet
tomorrow.
Tho Co-op had more than $600 worth
of pennants at tho beginning of school.
They" aro going fact. Bettor get one.
Jas. A. Green was a campus visitor
yesterday. Ho is en route to Denver
in the-interests of the TrI-Stnto Land
Company. -
Mr. Ellsworth Davis, '07, who has
ben connectod with tho School of
Music for sevoral years, has recently
been' placed in. charge of the School
of Music Cafe.
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