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14S So. 13th St, Lincoln, Neb.
Half Million
Glasses of Soda Water
old and drunk from our 20th Contury
Sanitary Soda Fountain season 1908
Agoncy Huylors, Gunthora and Lown
eya Chocolates and Bonbons.
Th Drug Cutttr.
UNIVERSITY- JEWELER & OPTICIAN
C. A. Tucker
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New "Peek-a-Boo" Plays of "King"
Cole Has Williams Guessing and
the Students Are Anxious to
See Them Uncovered.
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Bo rkinfC nd Bilvor Latter
B P I U !- V Inlaid Work a
UNI SMOKE HOUSE
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THE FIRST TRUST
& SAVINGS BANK
Ownud by tho 8tockhoUlorn of tin
First Nntloimt Bnnk
, Interest Paid at 4 Per Cent
First National Bnnk Looms, Tenth & U
PITTS' DANCING SCHOOL
SOCIAL EVENINGS
Mondays and Fridays
Beginner's CIoibcb Wed. & Sat.
Private Le.t.orn by Appointment
124 N Street Auto 40 1 9
TreiHoreci Suits
fliO and up made right in the shop.
WORK GUARANTEED
Cleaning and Prosaing a specialty.
MARX The Tailor, 122 No. I2lh7
Ladies' and Mon'B Clothes cleaned,
pressed and repaired. Hats cldunod,
blocked and retrimod.
BLUMENTHAL M$
Ono Block South of Uni
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Hot Drinks
are now in season. Do you know
any place where you can get as
..Quick Service.?
as you can at our new store? N,o
need of being crowded.
Lincoln Candy
Kitchen S.W. Corner
Want-Ads
AdvortlBenients (or tho want ad
column should be left at the business,
ofilco, basement Administration Bldg ,
between 10 a. m. and 12 m., or be
tween 2 p. m. and 6 p. m.
Cash must accompany all orders for
want ado, at tho rate of 10 ceuts per
insertion for every fifteen words or
fraction thereof for tho first inser
tibn; three insertions 25 cents; five
insertions 40 cents.
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taining No.. 2 Brownjo films and pic
tures. Will the Under please return
to Nobrasltan ofilco.
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return io a. jvi. nure or jNeorasKau
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AMES, In., Nov. 5. Practice began
hero in earnest Tuesday night for the
NobiuHka game. Tho showing made
at Missouri groatly encouragod both
the coaches and tho studont body.
They aro alHo highly pleased because
tho H(und came back practically in
tact. Tho only man who suffered
from injuries wns Graham. Ills in
juries are not serious, however, and
he will probably bo In shape to start
the game.
There Is no spirit of overconfldenco
here. In spite of tho groat showing
made at Missouri, Nebraska is un
doubtedly on pnpor the stronger team.
This condition results from tho loss
of .Tennson, Brugger and Ropport from
the AmoB squad. With tlieso tnroo
mnn In tho irunio the stroncth of the
two teams should hnvo boon noarly
equal.
Nebraska's ndvnntage now sooms to
lie chiefly in tho lino and In tho quar
torbqek position.
Those at the Iowa City gume were
m-ofitlv imnroHHCd with the strenKth
, of the Nebraska end tackles. Captnln
Law will take care of one tacicio posi
tion for Ames, but tho man who plays
tho other tackle position nnd the two
ends aro nil inexperienced. Tho
Ames lino 1b undoubtedly much the
lighter but swifter of tho two. Tho
hack fields seom to bo ovenly matched
both in weight and speed. Tho Lam
berts and Hubard aro undoubtedly
three of tho fastest backs in tho wost.
NebraBka has probably a slight advan
tage in the speed of Its quarterbacks,
but the headwork shown by Roggon
in the Missouri game was all that
could he demanded. Tho punting of
Lambert at Missouri oxcelled any
thing shown by tho Nebraska backs
this year and in tho game ns it Is
played today Amos will undoubtedly
nuik' the most of this.
Students Are Enthusiastic.
Considerable enthusiasm Is bolng
shown here and every studont who
can possibly rake up the money de
clares he Is going to Omaha to see
this game Wednesday a largo mass
meeting was hold. The freshman
who did not know what one of tho
contestB means to collego lifo had It
brought home to him forcibly today.
At ovory turn ho wns grooted with
signs which read "On to Omaha,"
"Pawn your old shoeB and go to tho
game," "Mass mooting tonight." The
band wns out and played colloge airs
until tho studont body wont wild with
excitement. A number of speeches
were made. It is probable that a
series of thoso mootings will bo held
and undoubtedly the student body will
give an exhibition of loyalty at the
Nebraska iranio which haB not been
surpassed in the history of the insti
tution.
Tho gamo should bo exceedingly in
teresting from tho spectator's view
point. Both WJUInms and Cole are
famed exponents of tho forward pass.
There will probably be more open
play In this gamo than In any other
I game played weBt of tho Mississippi
river this fall, for tho teams, are so
evenly matched that tho coachos will
have to depond upon forward passes,
outside kicks and punts to advance
tho ball.
Tho studont body Is vory anxious to
see Nebraska's "peok-a-boo" and they
nro certain that it will bo displayed
on this occasion unless it exists only
In tho fertile Imagination of Boino
Lincoln newspaper artist. Nebraska's
"peok-a-boo" at Iowa City seomed to
consist largely of mass plays by tho
tackles. With this they wore able to
"peek" through tho Iowa d'ofonse.
With this In mind It is probable that
a good deal of attention will ho de
voted to perfecting Amos defense at
thoso points.
A round trip rato of $3 has been
secured for tho gamo. Thoy will go
by way of tho interurban to Fort
Dodge, thence ovor tho Gront WoBtorn
to Omaha.
w Prices:
$3, 3.50 and 4.
JVJOTHING adds to thff
effect of a nice even
ing gown or to the pleas
ures of dancing as a( neat
comfortable pair of Slip
pers. Our assortment is
very complete consisting
of the colored slippers in
Pink, Blue, White and
Brown, either French or
Spike heels. In Patent,
the Strap or One Eyelet
Pump effects are among
the newest creations.
PETTY
HOTHIHG BUT LADIES' SHOES
THIRTEENTH AND 0 STREETS
WE WANT YOUR FRAT TRADE
We can give you the best prices, best goods, best service
Capital Grocery e'MIe 1435 M St.
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ORDER YOUR PUNCH AT FOLSOM'S
Hot Lunches a Specialty. Hot Chocolate
with Whipped Cream Candies and Icea.
1307 0 St. Phones: Auto 2214, Bell 456.
COLLEGE
TAILORS
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NOTICE!
T o A 1 1 Univesrfeity Students
When wanting the BEST, order it from COLLINS. Manu
factures of Frozen Creams, Ices, Punches, Puddings and
Fancy Individuals.
Northwest Corner
7th and L Streets
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Phones
Bell 428 Auto 1228
Special attention given to student affairs. Bowls, Spoons
and Punch Glasses are furnished free with each order.
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INITIATION OF PHI RHO 8IGMA
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Medical Fraternity Will Take in New
Men Tonight,
Phi Rho Sigma, ono of the two fra
ternities of Nobraalta medical stu
dents, will hold an initiation of
pledges In Omaha this evening. This
J society, which is national in its scope,
maintains its chapter in Lincoln as
a branch of tho Omaha chapter and
for this reason tho initiation stunts
aro pulled off in tho latter city.
Phi ttho Sigma, in common with
other medical fraternities, 'hoars an
enviable reputation for uniquo and se
vere initiation ponaltlos. So far as
can bo learned, nb initiate has evor
succumbed to the ordeal, bu the nar
row escapes aro said to bo numerous
Tho Nebraska students who will
ride tho goat tonight are Edwin Davis.
J. Stewart Elliott, P. M. Dale, Pqau
Woodnrd, Linson, Hlgglns, Tuclcor,
and Westerfelt.
Beautiful Hats
AT POPULAR PRICES .
HPHIs week, we offer more than
two hundred stylish and
beautiful trimmed hats, made to
sell at $7.00 to $8.50, for
$5.00
EACH
Our Millinery Department, third
floor, is worth a visit, wjietljer or
not you want to buy. -:- -:
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