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The average young frian, especially the College Chaps are
"sticklers" for style. Nothing but the newest in fabrics and
the svtfellest in cut will please them. All our young men's
clothing is made by young men's tailors who possess the
knack of making just the correct thing in the highest de
gree. This same clothing....
"The
Famous Society Brand"
B. C. ADAMS' LECTURE.
iCorriucdTrbhTpagdd(.T'1
this month. The committee lias av-
ranged for'a very entertaining evenlafg.C
The affair will be given at the Acaclajj
house. 1216 H street. They aTet pre
paring for a larger smoker than 'last
time on account of Its' great! 'success.
A dance will also he riven hv the
Engineering society'-' wilhln the" neriE
six weeks. It Is honed that It will
b? a grand success as It is the first'
one attempted by the engineers, who
have .the , reputation of, being weij'k'in
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is worn by the best dressed men the country over,
here with all your particular and smart notions of
dress and have them fully gratified.
Come
1217 0 Street
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1217 0 Street
PHI ALPHA TAU.
(Continued from, page one.)
rights the best in others. 'Arthurjjor
genson was to respond to the- toast
"The College Man In PoUMcVfrlrat'WflS
unavoidably absent. - Louis- Gregory
spoke oh that subject VlthouUprepara-i
tlon and acquitted himself very favor
ably. A short business meeting was'
held before adjournment. i
Brown of Harvard.
"Brown of Harvard," the original
college play and the only one that
was ever produced in a Broadway
play house In New York, will play an
engagement of Wednesday matinee
and night at the Oliver Theater.
The star of this metropolitan or
ganization, Henry Woodruff, Is one of
America's best known and greatest
comedians, and In "Brown 'of Har
vard" he has achieved oven a greater
triumph than he did In "When We
Were Twentyrone." The supporting
cast, numbering thirty two, is .com
posed chiefly of players who have at
tended one or another of the leading
college3. Many exciting nd sensa
tional effects are promised, among
them a boat race between the Harvard
eight and an English crew, an Inci
dent which never falls to lift the atir
dlence to Its feet with enthusiasm.
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SENIOR INFORMAL
n MARCH 14 1
University Temple
Ticket,75 Cents
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Eat at Elam's.
C. H. Prey, florist, 1133 O St
Dellcattessen Dalrymple's.
Cameron's lunch counter 123 So. 12.
Beck man Bros. Fine shoes, 1107 O. st
Try urancis-Bros.' restaurant, 1020 P
Talk to Ludwlg about your spring
clothes.
I Suite aRd O'coats Made to Order, $15
NO MORE NO IMM
WtrM't Bnatnt Tailors
-UNION MA.DE
J. F. tMOORY, Muutfir m Cuttv
UMtttlflHt, l45Si.,l3tlSt.
Haw Is the Time! Subscribe!
Go to 'Mrs. J. C. Bell, hairdresser,
for chiropody.
Hayden, photographer, special rates
10 siuaents. 1127 o street.
Report of Sophomore Informal.
RECEIPTS. '
Fifty-six tickets at 50c $28.00
EXPENDITURES. '
Printing (tickets and programs) $5.85
Music ' 10.00
Hall ...- 5.00
Refreshments 4 . 50
Posters 1.15
Doorkeeper 1 . 00
Total $27.50
BALANCE ...;..$ .50
J. STEWART ELLIOTT,
Chairman.
Approved:
GROVE E. BARBER,
dim. Student Org. Com. '
'I
Marshall, students' barber. Corner
Thirteenth and O under Famous.
Clements' photos are the best.
Rates to students. 129 So. Eleventh.
Los,t A , Chemistry trigonometry
and note book. Return to Nebraskan
office.
Lost In Chemistry building, a note
book "containing Jtwo rhetoric themes.
Francis E. Dlnsmore.
Ludwlgs are busy building. Some
of the neatest spring suits in town.
Let them show you and book your or
der for Easter.
The Cattiolic tudents' Club meets
Friday evening at Thirteenth and M
streets. All members are kindly re
quested to attend. . .
Against Women Debaters.
The Cornell-Columbla-Pennsylvania
Debating League has taken 'definite
steps to prevent "co-eds" from debat
ing. W. B. Woodbury of Columbia
started the movement to bar a Cornell
"co-ed" debater, but Cornell said the
endowment which supported the in
stitution was given on condition that
women should not be discriminated
against. The matter was settled by
Cornell agreeing that no woman
should try for a team for five years.
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"Current Events.' will h tho rmnor
al 'subject of the literary prdgl-ahl
to be given In the Palladlan hall, Fri
day evening. - ft
Miss. Clare Dovey, '07, of Platts
inouth, Nebraska is voting . aM the
Kappa Alpha Theta 'house this week.
V
Elndley Howard, law, '07. who h
Wcticldg law In. Columbus, Is .vlslTi
ihg at the. Alpha Tau house this week.
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