The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, March 25, 1908, Image 3
THE DAILIY NEBRA8KAN 'VT'.rxw " V OliMTheatre Trt HAV matinee, 2:3 I JUr I TONIGHT, 8:15 "A Knight for a Day" Mat. "-$1.00 to 50c. Eve. $1.50 to 50c THUR8DAY NGHTf MARCH 26 45 Minutes From Broadway With Scott Welch PRICES $1.50 to 50c. SATURDAY NIGHT, MARCH 28 Francis Wilson IN-J- "WHEN KNIGHTS WERE BOLD' PRICES $1.50 to 50c. LYRIC THEATRE MATINEE 3 P. M. EVE. 7:45 & 9:00 PRICES TEN AND TWENTY CENTS EHRENDALL BROS. Marvelous Equilibrists. ILLUSTRATED SONG 'She Was a Grand Old Lady" RU68ELL AND CHURCH From 8oclpty to the Bowery ROBT. ROGERS and LOUISE MclNTOSH In Their Laughing Playlet, "OUT OF SIGHT" ROSA ROMA Violin Virtuoso THE MIZKOFF TROUPE Tfie Onjy&Wblrlwind Dancers LYR08COPEr MAJESTIC Week Ciiienclng Monday, Mch.23 i iii FULTON STOCK CO, IN Be EirLL Lett Behind Me Evening prices. .,..... . 15c and 26c Malbees, Wed. and Sat 15c beats roHvrt, .Box ofllco opons 11 a. ra. AUTO 3634 BELL A634 DR. J. R. DAVIS iDJENTIST Office nours 9 to 5. Sundays 10 tp 11 SPECIAL RATE TO STUDENTS Over' Bank o'fXomT, 13th '&"0 StsV THE SMOKE HOlSf Welcrbmea. all, students and Invites yau to ejby' 9urripokW.iand ReadlnqJ Room. iltf a pleasure to please, t Try us. r.illJJNLl J&MQK&. HOUSE. ,1732,0 ..STREET t "X ACVIE J .- .V ! l -I - 1 ' wljni;, IWItNi, Pttl Mi Cigars l ti ' - The Finest Plice in the West. 934 P Street r-fl I. V" MEMMEN' CANNON CO.' ii j 'it t ifcttttK()(iWtt BUSINESS DIRECTORY jj saaaaaeaaaaa i i ii ( u Kvi7 Irfr Calveralty atadaat Is rg;a to patronU tXhs Nbri i kaa advertUcjra," aad to mention j! taa, paper wfalJf-floiBvtat no , 1 j aaj aai ant ai aal aa an aa aaj Payi prYYBaB7BBBBBBaBarppsBrj ; ATHLETIC GOODS Lawlor Cycle Co. BANKS First Trust and Savings. QentraL National. BAKERIES Dalrymple, Folsom, Po- try. BARBER SHOPS Grand Central, Green's ShopB, Marshall, Emmort. tlATH HODSE-Ghrla'. BOOK 8TORES443o-op; Lincoln; University. CAFE Savoy, Windsor, Sams, Dohb, Buds. CLEANERS Wood. CIGARS-r-Cole & McKenna;' Matt'a Place. BUSINESS COLLEGES Lincoln Bus iness College. CLOTHING Farquhar; Mageo & Deemer; Mayer Bros.; Sterling. COAL Gregory; Whltebroast. CONFECTIONERY Dalrymple; Lin coln Candy Kitchen; Olympla Candy Co., Rood, Hlrschner-Morse. Folsom. DANCING ACADEMY Lincoln, Pitts'. DENTISTS Graham, Yungblut, J. R. Davis, Hill. DRY GOODS Herpolshelraer; Miller & Paine. DRUGGISTS Rlggs. FLORISTS Chapln; C. H. Frey. FURNISHINGS Budd; Magee & Deemer, Mayer Bros., Sterling, O. A. Fulk. GROCERIES Capital Grocery. HAIR DRESSER Mrs. ,J. C. Bell. HATTERS tBudd, Heffley, Lincoln Hat Co., O. A. Fulk. JEWELERS E. Fleming; Harris; Myers, Tucker, Hallett, Henderson and Hald. LAUNDRIES Evans; Merchants; LUNCHEONETTES Tommy, Folsom. Dalrymple, Hlrschner-Morse. OPTICIANS Hallett: Myers: Shean. PHOTOGRAPHS Blazek, Hayden, Townsend, Clements PRINTERS George Bros.; Simmons. REAL ESTATE Humphrey. RESTAURANTS Boston Lunph ; BudB; CameronB; Church; Climax; Dons; Dickinsons: Francis Bros.; Sams; Windsor; Elam's. SHOES Beckman Bros; Cincinnati Hereford & '"Petty; Rogers & Per kins; Sanderson. TAILORS Backstrom; Drermer; El. liott; Heffley; Herzog; Ludwlg; Scotch Wollen Mills, Union College Tailors. TELEGRAPH SCHOO L Western Telegraph' School. L THEATERS Jewell; Joy-o; Oliver; Lyrlo, Bijou, Wonderland, Elite. TYPEWRITERS Underwood, Sun. KEYS Thorp. " BCKSTRBtTC0iPliy EXCLUSIVE TAILORS 1320 N Llhaaln. Naa. ! LINCOLN DANCING ACADEMY 113!l N St. Social nights Mon. and FruJ., 6 to 11 Beginner's flight, Wednesday, ff to 11 UNI. STUDENTS ESPECIALLY INVITED - SELECT CROWD . . t Vt . I iv ' arjaaaV - r r- "v aaamw 1 aaaaaaW eaaaaaal II II taaaaW ll aaaaaaV II lei aaaV aaaW MM I I iatatataa 1i.TlIW aafata . I I jj akHaaaBBBaaaaaaaaft''l ij n DonarA c n ciuPEco SHRUNKrOuARfEP, Sizes ' 8 CCNT8 EACH) 2 FOR 2B CENTS . f 1 1 dattt, PeboJy &Ca, MVer oftClMtt ud 1 1 U Monarch Biilrt U aawiaaafc"aaaiiaaaiiBaaaiaaaiia Exchanges. Association football In England is responsible for six deaths and the dis ablement of sixty, men. Tlje SJlvur. Serpen will giye ,an in formal reception Saturday afternoon to all Sophomore girlH from 3 to 5, In the Armory. Minnesota debaters are looking to i the east for a contest. They have opened negotiations with the teams ni the George Washington University i and alBo with New York University. ' At Dartmouth football emblems of gold will be given to the members of the team which defeated Harvard. They will have the score of the game inscribed on the back. Dean BesBey has received an old Hotany, edited by Dioscoridls, which was the text book for students in botany from A. D. 100 to 1500. Tills copy wiiB printed in 1552. University students at Minnesota have been enlisted by the Woman's club at Minneapolis and will cover the entire city and secure information on violations of the smoke ordinance. Chorus and dancing girls of a vaude ville show to be presented at the Uni versity of Chicago have struck for a production in a down town theater. They do not wish to waste their ef-1 y forts on an "amateur" audience. I I Columbia. University. Xew York I Cjty, has established a professorship i . . . ... . . . humanity, proDafiy t:u- mat of it kind in the world. 'Hundreds-of other i universities and colleges need to fol low Columbia's example. The "CornlniBker" has received a. drawing of the prettiest Nebraska co ed Been in recent years. It is a crayon drawing by E. I. Smith of the Chicago Art School a former student of the University of Nebraska. The PaHadlan .Society will give a special musical program next Friday evening. The Chancellor's address, which was to be given at this meet ing, has bpen indefinitely postponed. Following the program election of offi cers will bo held. Let every Palladlau be out. ' ' Several University of Minnesota Co eus have formed a leap-year club. Each girl is to propose to as many men as possible. If a man refuses, he must present her with a silk waist. If he ac cepts his name is, placed on a list. At the end of the year the girl having the most acceptances Is privileged to mar ry any man on the list. V A student at the University of Call fornla has refused the honor of elec tion to Phi Beta Kappa. The man Is spoken of as the only .one of his kind by the Daily Californian, and his reason for "rejecting the bid" Is "that he did not believe that the hon or was fairly earned by students In the general culture colleges as some of the courses offered In them were veritable snaps In comparison with the work In the engineering colleges," Notice. , Regular meeting of the University Chemical Club this evening in the Chemical Library' at 7:45 o'clock sharp. AU members urged to bo out. Subscribe for the Daily Nebraskan. I am ArVBrffetr .aaaaa au I V aamKuIti m.mmWrmmmmT v . . Iaaaaa- I courses: Bookkaaping, Shorthand, Typowrltlni, Enfllah, Penmanship, Ac. Lincoln Buslntfts !! I Telegraphy... . Is a lucrative occupation and a great educator. Positions secured when j proficient. Glasses three nights a week. Western Telegraph Schopl 1134 0 St. Bell A 231 Pay Your SUBSCRIPTION Mttil 1 - Qz ritVif .f.r""''" r AND KEEP THE OFFICE QAT FAT HAVE t THE EVANS Do Your Washing - - 7, - (. F rr S S '! 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