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YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED. I
You can't tell by the looks of a suit hoV well jt is going
to wear. The cheapest garments are made to look pretty for
sale purposes. It's after you have had the garments on your
back and find that it begins to sagg at the collar, bagg at the
knees, look slouchy in the coat that you know that you
have underpaid.
Just remember that good tailoring and construction by
skilled labor makes good materials into good clothes. It is in
this quality of result that THE STERLING'S garments are
convincingly best; the makers put as much style as service
into them.
Let Your Next Suit Bear the Label
o! Durability .
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The New In
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UNCOLTrffEB-
The annual inter-high-school debate
will be held on the afternoon of May
17 In Memorial Hall. The question,
selected by Professor M. M. Fogg, Mr.
J. L. McBrlen and Mr. A. A. Reed Is:
"Resolved, That secret societies In
high school should be abolished."
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The offlcqs of Miss Pfelfer and Miss
Hayden will be changed from now un
til after the Art Exhibition. Miss
Pfelfer's offlce will bo In the English
Seminar room, while Miss Hayden will
take that which Miss Pfelfer has had.
UNIVERSITY OF
The Summer
Quarter 1907
Tint Trrni.June i July
c$t Second Term, July j
Auuiitt Si ciulilc kluileiit-.
to licgln regular work itli.
oit naltlntf (or the Autumn
U'urtcr and (Tbri)i tetll
vacation oxJrtunltle for
teacher.
Divinity School, Law
School. &I100I n 1 Indication,
Kuvli Medical ColltKe (afflll;
a fill 1 Graduate Schools of
Art and Literature, Ogden
(Craduate) SchoololSctences,
Senior and Junior College
,of Art Literature. ,l'hllo$'
ophv, and Science.
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THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO
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Professor Miller left Monday morn
ing for the experiment station at North
Platte, where ho will remain a week
or ton days planting some ten acres of
trees.
RESUL T& -T ES
We claim to be tho beat GLEANERS and DYER! In Lincoln and
are here to prore It Our methods and machinery are the VERY
LATEST and our workmen the best that momey can seoure.
We clean the finest dressei and robes without danger of fftdtaf
or shrinking and guarantee not to injure thorn in any way. 'We also
elean gentlemen's olothing of all kinds Goods oalled for and dellr-.
ered. All goods thoroughly sterilized. We da altering and repairing.
Phone Bell 141 18ao N treet Phone Auto 1MI
Call or write for price list " Lincoln, Neb.
J. C. Wood & Company
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Profesor Hunt of Syracuse, one
time instructor in the English depart
ment here, was a campus visitor re
cently. Dr. Qondra will deliver commence
ment addresses at Shlrkley, May 22,
at Hooper tho 23, and at Nebraska
Olty the 24th.
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R. A. Van Orsdell, '06, will be back
In tho University next year to take the
Law courses. He Is now superintend
ent at Ohlowa high school.
The Harvard Medical School, Boston, Mass;
With the completion of the new buildings, which were dedicated Septem
ber 25th, 1906, this school now has facilities and equipment for teaching and
research In the various branches of medicine probably" unsurpassed in -this
country. Of the five buildings, four are devoted entirely to laboratory
teaching and research. The numerous hospitals of Boston afford- abundant
opportunities for cllnfcal instruction' 4n medicine and surgery.
COURSE FOR THE DEGREE OF M. D.
A four years' course, open to bachelors of art, literature, philosophy op
science, and to persona of equivalent 'standing, leads to the degree of M. D,
The studles'of the fourth year are wholly elective; they include laboratory
subjects, general medicine, general surgery and the special clinical branches.
The next school year extends from September 26, 1907, to June 29, 1908.
Send for illustrated catalogue'; address
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Helen Allen, who was in school last
year and now teaching at Wahoo has
been elected to a position In tho Lin
coln schools. i
Election for membership to the Ne
braska chapter of Sigma XI will take
place about May 15.
Where Call I Get a HacK?
At the Forbes Stables, o! coirrse
AUTO 1550 DELL 550 , , ., ...... i,
Eva Sherdeman, '05, has been elec
ted to teach in the Friend high school.
Gregory's Semi-Anthracite $7
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