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THE DAILY INEBRASKAN
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The Sccret t0 Kensington Clothes Success
We are often asked why Kensington Clothes have such a
reputation for quality. ' Why better than other clothes? We
are sometimes told that they are high priced, always adding
that they are surely GOOD Clothes.
That is the secret -they ARE good they never disappoint.
No man can buy a garment bearing this label that ISN'T
good. Neither can you pay more than they are worth, for we
never allow a price to go on a Kensington garment in ex
Cess of its value, and are always ready to refund the money
Jtf better garment and better values can be found, ejsewjiere.
Then, too, the styles are ALWAYS dependable and men KNOW
it. The fabrics are of the highest quality and workmanship
the very best. Men also know, whether they are posted or
not, that the Kensington label is a safe guide, for the name it
self is never misleading. If you want to know all the . truth
about these garments just buy a suit or O'coat and wear it
You'll not question it popularity.
We are now showing a great line of O'coats, silk lined at $25, $30, $35 and $40
Coats that haven't an equal for service at $10, $15, and $20
The Home of
Kensington Clothes
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Patronize Nebraskan Advertisers
Wo manufacture all of our
Candies & Ice Cream
Wo sorvo tho most dolicioua Hot
and Cold" Drinks in tho city
TRY OUR FAMOUS ATHENIAN
BITTER SWEETS
CHEW "NUT LOVET"
and
EAT "SAUER KRAUT"
AlADBBY
OLYMPIAGAHDY CO., 1131 OSt.
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THE : JEWEL
THE MOST EXPENSIVE AND
Q BAREST PICTURES IN THE
CITY. J430 O STREET
The "UNI"
Smoke House.
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Suits and O'coats
No Mori
'No Loss
World's Greatest Tailors
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J. F. GREGORY, Muier and Cutter
LINOOEN DltANOH
145 So. Thirteenth Strtat
MA6EE & DEEMER
Marshall, students' barber. Corner
Thirteenth and O under Famous.
Have your clothes pressed at Web
er's Sultorium, Cor. 11th and O.
New lines In fall millinery. The Fa
mous, Thirteenth and O Btreots.
Hayden, photographer, special rates
to students. 1127 O street.
Palace Dining Hall. No lunch
counter.
Green's shops are the best in the
West.
Just a qulot ovenlng meal at Dalrym
plo's. Dr. J. H. Graham, dentist. 1339 O
St.
Cameron's lunch counter 123 So. 12.
Subscribe for the Daily Nebraskan.
Beckman Bros. Fine shoes, 1107 O. st
C. H. Frey, floriBt, 1133 O St.
Try Savoy Hotel and cafe.
welcomes all students and
invites 'you to enjoy our
Smoking and Reading
Room. It's a pleasure
to please. Try us.
"UNI" Smoke House
1132 0 STREET
Made to Order; SI5
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The Home of
Kensington Clothes
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it is expected that both men will be
given an opportunity to run tho team
against Nebraska. Joanaon handled
the Ames team that won from Ne
braska last year, and for that reason
it is expected that ho will bo per
mitted to start tho game at Lincoln
thiB coming Saturday.
The Engineer.
Who comeB with saber sharpened
keen,
With profllo long and sober mien,
With transit, level, book and tape,
And glittering axe to swat tho stake?
Tho Engineer.
Who sots the level, bends his splno,
Squints through tho glass along the
.lino,
Swings both his armB at rapid gait,
Yells, "Hold that gol-darned rod up
"" straight?"
The Engineer.
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Who raves and snorts like one insane,
Jumps in tho air and claws his mane,
Whene'er ho sees a scraper take
A whack at his most cherished stake?
The 'Engineer.
Who says he'll charge "an even ten
For stakeB destroyed by mules and
men;"
While on all fours ho tries, in vain
To And the vanished stake again?
The Engineer.
Who saws the air with maddened
rage
And turns with hato the figured page,
And then with patience out of Joint,
Ties in another reference point?
The. Engineer.
Who calls it your unrivalled gall,
Whene'er you kick for overhaul,
And gives your spine a frigid chill
Whene'er you spring an extra bill?
The, Engineer,
Who deals with figures most profuse,
And tells you solid rock is loose,
That hard pan is nothing moro than
loam,
While gumbo is lighter than sea foam?
The Engineer.
Who, after all, commands .our praise,
In spite of his peculiar ways,
While others harvest all the gains
That spring from his prolific brains?
The Engineer.
Ames I. 8. C. Student.
Chapln Bros., florists, 127 8b. 12th.
AVIUSEME NTS
Oliver Theatre
TONIQHT, 8AT. 8AT. MAT.
Lyman H. Howe
Proson,ts-7 '
THE CROWNING TRIUMPH lU .
MOVING PICTURES
E'vo,, 50o, 85c & 23c. Mat., 2Cc & lfco
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WED. MAT. A EVE., NOV. 6. '-
"My Dixie tilrrlr ;
FRI 8AT. & 8AT. MAT.,- NOV. 8-ti
"A Millionaire Tramp"
LYRIC THEATRE
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MATINEE 3 P. M. BVB. 7i45 e 9o6
PRICES TEN AND TWENTY-CENTS
, AMES A CORBETT
Refined 8ngers and Dancers
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"The Stars and Stripes arid You",'
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JAY BOGERT
ERB & 8TANLEY
LEA A OPP
THE MU8ETT8
Expert Reed Quartette
LYROSCOPE'
BIJOU
ADVANCED VAUDEVILLE
Mat. at 3 p. m. Evenlng7:45 and 9.
NEW MANAGEMENTNEW POLICY
POPULAR PRICES.
Balcony 10 cents, 300 seats reserved
20 cents, boxes 25 cents. Nothing
higher. Three performances dally.
WONDERLAND
JAP GIRL
FARMER GILES
LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS
8TOLEN CHICKEN8
RAT IN ROOM
ON A 8PREE
WINAN'8 HORSES
MI8HAP8 OF A BABY CAR
RIAGE 8TORY OF EGG8
WILUIAM THE POACHER .
ILLU8TRATED SONG
"Tell Me, Will' My Dream Come
True"
By CHARLES L. BA3LEY
Matlnifs, 2, 3 Mi 4 p m.
EvMlngs,7, 1, 9 and 10 p.m.
ADMISSION; SCENTS
lite Theatre
ALL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL
DEVIL'S POT , "lv
SEAMAN'S WIDOW
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8EA BY MOONLIGHT
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ILLUSTRATED SONG
"I'll Take the Train Back Hems"
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