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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 1, 1907)
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN BOYS v . WE'VE MOVED BUT WL STILL MAKE THOSE "TASTY TOGS" AT OUR NEW ' LOCATION 142 SOUTH 12TH ELLIOTT BROS Tailors CINCINNATI CUT PRICE SHOE STORE AND ELECTRIC SHOE REPAIR FAC TORY SAVES YOU TIME AND MONEY 1220 O STREET Lincoln Dancing Acadamy Social Nights, Wed. and Saturday, .8:30 Beginners Night, Monday University Trade Solicited. 1126 N St. THE BLAZEK STUDIO A Special rate on photos to students of, per dozen Sl.00 OPEN SUNDAYS. 1216 0 STREET DO YOU KNOW where to get the best Eye Glasses for the least money? Have yonr eyes examined it will coBt you nothing, ahil may save your sight -tHY: DR. W. A. MYERS, THE GRADUATE OPTICIAN 1343 O St. 5flllii!JRM, ff IA SliftjR'Jl '! s,t33AllH I i M H nwi "" n each HKviHr fbr f AYbw I CLUPECO SHRUN'K QUARTER 517.ES I CLUETT, PEABODY &. CO. J MAKCW8 OF ClUtTT AND MONARCH BHIRT t "y flt i "fr's r t vy An r T BUS1HESS DIRECTORY 1 Kvcry I.oyiil I'nlvrrtilt.v Student I iirgrri to pntronlr- thrnc Ncbrw knn advertiser, and to niriitloii tli iaiir while tloltip mi. : : ; VW U U i 1 . J J f 1 BAKERIES Dalrymple; Fell. v. BANKS First Trust and Savings. I BARBER SHOPS (Srand Central: Marshall; Mogul; Richards. I '.ATI I HOUSE Chris'. HOOK STORKS Co-op; Lincoln; University. CIGARS Colo & McKenna; Mall's Place. CLKANKRS Wood. CLOTHING Farquhar: Mngec & Deemer; Mayer Bros.; Sterling. COAL Gregory; Whltobieast. CONFECTIONERY Dalrymple: Lin coln Candy Kitchen; Olympla Candy ' Co.; Rood, KlSJif77SS,h,,o,,: . Y,,,,B,,I,,f- DRESSMAKING Soukup. DRUGGISTS Rinffs DRY GOODS Ilerpolsheimer; Miller it Paine. FLORISTS Chapin; C. II. Frey. FURNISHINGS Budd; Magee & IVen.er; Mayer Bros.; Sterling. HAIR DRKSSKR Mrs. Davis; Mine, Ross. HAIR SPECIALIST Rise. .1 A PA N ES I G OO DS A ka gi, JEWELERS B. Fleming; Harris; Myers; Tucker; Hallett. KEYS Thorp. I Al'NDRIES Evans; Merchants. Yule MILLINERY Famous; Nichols. OPTICIANS Hallett; Myers; Shean. PIANOS Schmoller & Mueller. 'PRINTERS George .Pros.; Simmons. RESTAURANTS Boston Lunch; Muds; Camerons; Church; Climax: Dons; Dickinson.-,; Fiancis Pros.; . Sams; Windsor. SHINING PARLOR Cole & Mc Kenn.i. SHOES Beckman Pros; Cinclnnali ' Hereford &. Petty; Rogers & Per 1 kins; San.lerson. SKIRTS Lincoln Skirt Co. ! STATIONERY Porter; Rood. J TAILORS Mackstrom; Drcsher; El liott; lief Hey; Her.og; Ludwig; Scotch Woolen Mills. Til EATERS .Jewell ; Joy-o; Lyric. TROUSERS Maker Pants Co. TYPEWRITERS Underwood. Oliver Try Bud's Cafe, .1435 O St. Just a quiet evening meal. C. II. Frey, florist, 1133 O St. Dr. .1. II. fJrnli.im. D.Mitlst. i:i:t7 o St. Subscribe for the Daily Nebraska!!. Chapin Hros., florists, 127 So. 12th. " Heckmau Bros. Fine shoes, 1107 O. st. Pure candies. A. Rood, 139 No. lith. Green's shops are the best in the West. Just ii iil't i vciiIiik pit "k. nrnl sit I jilr. in- Palace Dining Hall. No lunch 'counter. ' Dr. Chas. Youngblut, dentist, 202 ! Burr Blk. i Try Church's 20 cent meals, Twelfth and P streets. Stationery, periodicals. 139 N. Fourteenth. Rood ' ' ginger snaps. After a short but en Students' barber since 18U7. Corner ' thusiastic singing Jollification around Thirteenth and O. j(ne ,,,,0, tj,e fellows went home well Why not have Ludwig make your raincoat? 103G O St. New lines in fall millinery mous, Thirteenth and O streets Eat at Climax restaurant. Meals 15 cents and up, Tom Draper, Prop. J. M. Rice, hair and scalp specialist, 1216 O St., upstairs. Auto phone 3888. Y. M. C. A. Reception Aliout three hundred men were out to the staa; reception last Saturday night to see what- the social commit tee had in store for them. .The en kitainmcnt was advertised as a "Pad die Social" and no one knew until he i got theie with Ills paddle just what id meant it was not until a IV w steps w-( re taken into the gymnasium that got there with his paddle Just what it meant. It was not until a few stems weie taken Into the gymnasium that the real import of the Injunction "Come early'." was fully appreciated. All the men were met at the door by Arthur .lorgensen the chairman of the Mlble Study Committee. They were greeted by a hearty handshake, not suspecting the dire results that were to follow As the new arrival turned to the crowd inside lie saw two rows of men facing eachNo'"M-. ,, . ,,,,,, .' rS . . Lach man had In his hand a toinld- ,,I looking slick, technically known I sa a paddle and was grasping It firm- )v ,,, ,.,-,-imi-nt Icn for flic next victim. .,,,, ,,,,,, , , ,, ,. .. . ,1,,' t',l" K,i',"1 WIlll ' l"1'' lim' ln" his '" nl' "1,'1 '- I Uitlly accelerated until he was doing ,his best al the finish. The new foun I ol amusement was adopted with not a I little hesitation by the committee on I account of the uncertainty of the way it would be received by the freshmen I and others who were there to enjoy i the evening. According to Hie report I of those present who took their share 01 I In- warming, ihe recoplion was a I success. After about forty-five minutes of that kind of enjoyment, tin program I was changed. Coach Cole made his I lust appearance before the student I body in any other except his fool ! ball togs. He asked for the sincere I support of the student body and asked j for as many men to come out on the field for practice as wore able and who fell that they could 'do something to help out the team. Men were espe- i dally asked for who were big and husky and who had had some experi ence with the game. Captain Wei ler expressed much the same senti ment, telling the fellows that the. sipiiid wanted especially men to try out for ends and backfleld players. Secretary DerKlnderen spoke for a fc w minutes on the general work of the association what It stood for and what flie outlook tor the coming year , v as. He mentioned the fact that the iiii.i.. ..i...i.. ..-.n..n..,i. t ....... ..w. r iw. mini' Miimv uiuriiii;iii iin uin- wi 1 111- iniportanl things in the Y. M. C. A. and that if one could Judge from the Interest that has already been mani fested, the enrollment would easily reach the goal set for this year's woik, 500 men in classes. Lighter amuseniCMits were the next 'thing on the program such as a 'three round prize lighl between Knode and '"Sbor.y" Elliott, with EJliot. and easy I winner. Ayers and Dobbs tried to jsee who coiild get the most juicy pie i (.m ()f (Kn um, no)))H W() wlth ,, ,, 4 . . , 'long lead. Rooster lights and sword i(,ue,s weiu followed by refreshments I consisting of punch, doughnuts and pleased with the entertainment. I Conch Whlttmore otthe South Da The Fa- lota football team witnessed the Peru- Nebraska contest Saturday, President Crabtree of the Peru State I Normal was on the campus Saturday Football practice was held on the lawn weBt of Library Ha)l yesterday. LYRIC THEATRE MATINEE 3 P. M. EVE. 7t45 & ?it)0 PRICES TEN nd FIFTEEN CENTS Wfok Beuinnina Monday, Sept. ft). MADAM IRMA ORBASANY THREE WESTON SISTERS EntertHlnlng, eRflned Mimical Act JANET ADLER AND COMPANY THE TRILLERS , A Great Novelty Picture Evolved Out of Rags DE MORA AND ORACETA High CIabs Novelty Acrobats MR. R. J. WHYMAN Latest Illustrated Ballads THE LYROSCOPE New Series of Moving Pictures Miss A. E. Soukup. dressmaking. Special attention given to studcats. 11:; O St. Auto 17:17. THE : JEWEL THE MOST EXPENSIVE AND Q EAREST PICTURES IN THE CITY. : M30 O STREET JOY-0 THEATRE FINEST OF MOVING PICTURES AND ILLUSTRATED 80NGS -1330 O STREET- Wo jntuiufacturo all of our Candies & Ice Cream Wo make the finest and most delicious drinks in the city. THY Oril' FAMOUS ATHENIAN BITTER SWEETS CHEW "NUT LOVET" itml EAT "SAUER KRAUT" MADE BY OLYMPIA GANDr CO., 1131 OSt. BACKSTROM COMPANY EXCLUSIVE TAI 1320 N St., Lincoln, Neb. nwwm IEZSEQI
