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Potatoes Vegetables
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Served" at Lunch Counter. ' At
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Service 11; go.ji? 2:00 P, M. .
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If you have cards, tickets or posters
to be printed, go to McVey, J 25 North
12th St. .
Your writing always looks gtodon-j
our fancy box paper at theUnl Bpok
Store. -
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jewelry got It at the Unl Book Storo.
Fancy box paper not fancy
paper at the Unl Book Store.
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tlon the impcr while doing io.
BARBER SHQPS-rqreon's Palace.
BATHS Chris1, Lincoln Sanltbriura,
BOOKS & STATIONERY Co-op, Lin
coin Book Storo, Unl. .Book Store,
Harry Porter.
BAKERY Petry Bakery Co.
BANKS Columbia National, First Na-
- tional. ' - . .
CAPE Sam Westorfleld,- Don Cam
eron, University School of Music
Dining Room, Windsor.
CATERER!,'Tommy," at Millo'r &
CIGARS Lfndsey Ed. Youhg.
uiAjruiwy Armstrong, unmmwvia-1
gee & ueeraqr, ijuuwig, ino ster
ling. ,
tJOALr-Gregory, Whltcbreast.
CONFECTIONERS Maxwoll, Thp Fol
Bom. . ..
DENTIST M. H. Alexander.
Davis, Horpolsholmor,
DRY GOODS Miller & Palno, Horpol
shelmer, Rudge & Guenzef.
DRUGGISTS Rector, Riggs.
ENGRAVERS Cornell. - -
EXPRESS Lincoln Local. Tho Star.
FLORISTS Chapin Bros.
'FURNITURE The Benway Company,
Hardy. .
HABERDASHERY ?2.50 Hat Storo.
HAIRDRESSER E. tibodmnn Tanner,
Mrs. J. C. Bell.
ilEWELERS Tucker, HalletlNP. 6.
Harris, Herpolshehner.
LAUNDRY Yule Bros.
Evans.
LWERY Ensign, Forbes, Mellck,
"LOCKSMITH T. J.' Thorpe
PRINTING Now Century,
George
Bros., MoVey, Simmons.
MUSIC Curtice, Crancor.
RESTAURANTS Don's Cafe, Cam
eron's. , SHOESr-rrSanderson; Rogers & Per
kins, Electric Shoo Co.
SPORTING GOODS Lawlor Cycle
Co., Lincoln Cycle Co.
SUITORIUM J. 0. Wood.
TAILORS Unland,- Union- College
- -Tailors, Ludwlg, Herzog, -JDlllott
Bros.
THEATERSrOHver, Lyric.
TYPEWRITERS Underwood Typo
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VAFFLES-TMrs."Pay, Samjs Cafe.-
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UNIVERSITY BULLETIN.
January.
Thursday, 10.
Fre3nmen meet In Memorial Hall at
11 o'clock.
Y. W. C. A. meeting In U. 106 at 5
p. ni. Miss Brown will speak.
Basket-ball with Wesloyan at Uni
versity Place," 8 p. m.
Basket-ball practise. Gymnasium, 4
to 5 p. m.
Friday, 11.
Music at Convocation.
Band Informal In Memorial Hall at
8:. 'JO p. m.
."Sem. Bot." meets at 5 p. in. Mr.
Pool- will -speak.
Saturday, 12.
Senior Masquerade In Memorial Hall
at 8 p. m. ' . - '
Wednesday, 16.
Annual meeting of Nebraska His
torical Society In Art Room,
Library Hall.
Thursday, 17.
Annual mooting ot Nebraska. His
torical Society In Art Room,
Library Hall.
Meeting of Old Pioneers' Associa
tion in Art Hall.
Friday, 18.
Music at Convocation.
TheOfilcors Hop at Fraternity Hall.
Swedish Dancers In Memorial Hall
at 8 p. m. College Settlement
Benefit.
Saturday, 19.
English Club meets at University
Woman's Building, twelfth and O
streets 8:15 p. m.
Nebraska vs. Iowa. Basket-ball In
' Armory at 8 p. in.
Friday, 25.
Freshman Hop at Lincoln Hotel.
Monday, 28.
Final examinations for first semester
begin, "vj t -: t r
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Why not take, your-hatha at Chris
Bath HousVcbrher 11th 'and P'Sts1.?
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Dr. Ward Arouses Eastern Interest In!
' Recent Nebraska Discovery. 1
The paper on "The Nebraska Man"
which Dr. Ward recently read before
the Anthropologists' Society In Now
York, awakened among eastern sclont-
Ists a keen interest In our prehistoric
wonder. The paper sot forth the ro
suit of Professor Barbour's study of
the geologlcnl character ot the die
covery as well as of Dr. Ward'H and
Professor Barbour's joint Investlga
tlon of the bones
As a result of thlftvnddrosH, Dr.
Ward was later asked to confer- with
the officials of the United States-vJNa-tional
Museum at Washington concent
Ing the character of the skeletons. Tho
offlclais were found to bo very eager
j for Information, but as Dr. Ward had
no specimens with him to show them,
I he found plenty of doubting Thomases
and was compelled to leave them
somewhat incredulous
While at Washington the doctor
managed to secure for the Univer
sity some valuablo zoological speci
mens and photographs from tho gov
eminent bureau.
Anotheivaddress delivered by Dr.
Ward was tliaLbefore the American
Association for Uife-Advancemcnt of
Science. This was the vlco-presl-dentlal
address on tho subjecUof "The
Influence of Parasitism In tho HosJ.''
He. also attended an Invitation pro-!
gram of tho American Society oft
Zoologists, and took part in the dis-l
cussion on Protozoal Diseases.
CO-EDUCATIONAL COOKERY.
To Be on Exhibition at the Y. M. C. A.
Feed a Week from Saturday Night.
Inspired by the unusual success
which attended the. last Informal Blip
per for all University men, which was
prepared by Dr. Paine, tile Y. M. C. A.
Is making plans for another similar
function to bo given a week from next
I Saturday night, which will be espe
cially chaYacterlzed by the presence
and services of a number of co-eds
in the cnpaclty of expert cooks.
The campus commont following the
last affair was so favorable that tho
-social committee of tho Y M. C. A.
ha felt justified in attempting to in
troduce these University dinners for
men into the regular social routine
of our institution, and as the next one
succeeds or fulls thru will Its plans
be approved or rejected.
Tho dinner a week from next Sat-
urduy will be wholly a social affair
and tho program that will bo offered
..n.. V. r.1 ...111 i. 11 1 r
after the feed will be entirely free
from money raising davlces. The pur
pose Is avowedly socia' and It Is hoped
that a bond of real University Interest
may bo established between tho men
who attend. Tickets, as usual, will
cost 15 cents.
To Graduating Officers. ,
The following notice comes from tho I
Department of Military SIcence: I
"All fprmer cadet ofllcers who ox-
pect to graduate In February will 1
please notify the Commandant as soon ,
as possible.
;JNO. G. WORKIZER,
"Captaip, 2nd U. S. Infantry." ,
' Charles It. Weeks, '07, assistant 1
business manager of the Cornhuskers
for tho Seniors, has left the University
to teach school at West Point, Nebt
Mr. Weeks Is a member of Kappa
Sigma fratornlty and has had wide In
fluence In the affairs otjhls class. He,
Intends to receive his diploma In Juno J
m spite or nis withdrawal at tno pros
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