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Conklin's Self-Filling Pen la tho
best fountain pon for both student
and professor on account of tho
Crescent-Filler. To fill
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simply dip It in any Ink and press
the Crescent-Filler that's all. No
drpppor no Inky fingers no ruffled
toraper. Guaranteed to bo a perfect
writer.
Landing dealers hnndlo tho Conldln. If
yourn dooii not, order direct. Kofuno Mib
HtituteH. Bend (or hnndsomo now catalog.
THE CONKLIN PEN CO.
310 Uiifaalfu BulMlaJ, TOLEDO, OHIO
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SHOE STORE
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We'renow located in the most
beautiful store in -the west.
We handle the finest
HOT PRINKS
in TRe city. Come in and
try them.
Lincoln Candy Kitchen
J 4th and O So. west Corner
L. J.HERZOG
THE UMIVHtlTY MAMS' TAILOW
Tb finest wrfrkdona a&d priori right.
011 at mr aew toc.
1230 O St.
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HAIR CUTTING.A SPECIALTY
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Qulok and Easy Marbir Shin
" C. Wf'BMMBRT, Pwp. '
205-SOUTH 'ELEVENTH STREET
Qlve rid call . .
BIDS ASKED FOR.
(Continued from ptiRo one.)
liiK Is finished It will bo one of the
boat for Its purpose In the country
and tho University Is indeed fortun
ate In having n man of Professor
Richards' ability to design It.
Student Patents an Eraser.
William H. Hartley, a former stU
dent In the department of entymology,
at present a teacher In the night
schools of Lincoln, has Invented and
putented an eraser which collects the
dust and stoies It Inside. The pat
ent is estimated to be worth from
ten to twenty thousand dollars and
is cl curly a great improvement over
tho old dust-producing eraser.
Palladian Play.
Another surprise. Tho Mystic
Maze. Have you seen It? Well, its
a great play and the Puiladlan girls
are the actors. All tho glory of the
"Orient" will be presented. The oc
sosion Is the glrls program which
will be given In Palladian Hall next
Friday evening. Other than members
are invited.
The Union restaurant at Brown has
been closed, because tho management
feared that It would have to be run at
a loss. The Brown Dally Herald as
cribes the falling off of patronage to
the low standards or cleanliness and
unattractlveness which prevailed.
Forestry Lecture.
P. B. Moody, assistant state forestor
of Wisconsin, will give a course of
fifteen lectures to the forestry stu
dents. Tho lectures will begin next
week.
Senior Play.
There wil bo an Important nieot-
ilng of the Senior Play Committee
Friday at 5:00 p. m. In U. IQOl Every
member must be present.
Notice.
The lnterfraternity athletic council
will meet todny at 5 p. m. Dr. Clapp's
olllce. Ellet Drake.
are to vote on: Who is the most popu
!lar prof? Who Is the most unpopular
prof? Who is the handsomest man?
Degrees will be 'conferred upon the
winners.
A good proposition for college men
during the r.ummer. New and prac
tical. C. E. Franz, at the Lin del I
hotel.
('. W. Edgerton, '03, has just been ap
pointed botanist for the Louisana ex
periment station.
C. H. Humphrey, who graduated la
forestry in 1905, Is now an assistant in
botany-at Corholl university.
Tho best coffee I over drank that
served in The Boston Lunch Try it.
Clements' photos are the best.
RateB to students. 129 So. Eleventh.
Marshall, students' barber. Corner
Thirteenth and O under Famous.
Hayden, photographer, special rates
to students. 1127 O street.
Go to Mrs. ,J. C. Bell, hairdresser,
for chiropody.
Try Francis Bros.' restaurant, 1020 P
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BecUman Bros.. Fine shoes. 1107 O. fit.
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for sqlid comfort. The newest shades
and designs of -one piece, pure silk
web. All metal parts heavy nickel
plated brass, cannot rust. 25c. a pair,
all dealers or by mail.
PIONEER SUSPENDER CO.,
718 Market Street Philadelphia
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SENIOR INFORMAL
(MARCH 14
University Temple
Tickets, 75 Cents
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ORDER YOUR PUHCH at FOLSOH'S
Also everything in tho way of cakes, pies,
candies and ices. Hot Chocolate with Whipped
Cream after tho show.
Bell 456-
Phone us for Prices
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Frats and Sororities
When in Need of COAL call and ee the
WHITEBREAST GO.
We will treat you right
Phones: Belt 234; Auto1610.
--Office 1106 O.
Gregory's Semi-Anthracite
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FOR' FURNACES
$7.50
NO CLINKER OR SLAT
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GREGORY THE COAL MAN
AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK BLDO,
132 H, I llti STREET
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Cameron's lunch counter 123 So. 12
Try Dalrymple's Baked Goods.
UNION COLLEGE
For First Clai$ Talltrlnt
AT LOW PltlCES ;
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