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OLIVER THEATRE
TO-DAY, MAT. 2:30 TO-NIGHT, 8:15
Paul fillmtra
In "Tho Boys of Company ''B'r'
Mat, $1 to 25c Night, $1.50 to 50c
SAT. MAT. NIGHT, FEB. 13
Oil Swanson
Mat, 10 & 25c Night, 50, 35 & 25c
COMING
Blanoha Walsh
Gus Edwards'
BLONDE TYPEWRITERS
With Arthur Conrad In a Musical
Comedy, "A Picnic For One"
Lillian Wright and Gordon Boys
Vocalists and Dancing Workers
M. Van Bergen Marlon KresHy
In "Where Hearts Beat True"
Fred LowIg and Martin Chapln
Comedy 8tnging, Dancing, Talking
ANITA PRIMR08E
English Music Hall Artist
PIQUO
Amusing and Amazing Gymnast
Extra Added Feature
AUSTIN BROTHER8
"The American Beauties"
Vlascope Majestic Orchestra
Mat 2:15 (except Mon.) 15 & 25c
Night 8:15. Prices ,15, 25, 35 & 50c
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WEEK BEGINNING FEBRUARY 8
THE FULTON 8TOCK CO.
Appears In
A BEAUTIFUL STORY OF
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NEXT WEEK:. "THE MAN ON
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THE UNI SMOKE HOUSE
Welcomee all Student.
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UNI SMOKE HOUSE
1182 O BtrM
L. J. HERZOC
THE UNIVERSITY MWJ TAILOR
Come In and get that $15.00 Suit
to ydur order
1230 O St.
L.lt coin
HAVE
THE EVANS
Do Your Washing
TYPEWRITERS
All makes rented with otaa4
$3 Per Month.
Bargains la Inbuilt Machine
LINCOLN TYPEWRITER EXCHANQI
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Campus
Gleanings
C. H. Frey, florist, 1133 O St.
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'H. O. Resner, '12, has bcon very sick
for Bevcrnl dayB.
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BccUman Bros., fine shoes. 1107 0
street.
Mr. W. R. Garlnnd, 70, Is sick with
a bad case of grippe.
Swell Satlfllrt 5.00 Shoos $3.75.
Sanderson's sale.
The Delta Gamma sorority had a
house party Saturday night.
Dr. J. R. Davis, dontist. Charges
reasonable. Over Bank of Commerce.
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Alpha Tau Omega entertained at
their home last Saturday night.
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Have your clothes pressed at
Weber's Sultorium, Cor. 11th and O.
Clark Francis, '11, has left school
and returned home at Burr Oak.
Why not take your bath at ChiMs'
bath house, Eleventh and P streets?
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Roy Sunderland, '07, returned to
Omaha after a few days' vlBlt In Lin
coln. When iu doubt, try a Dally No
braskan want ad. It pays to adver
tise. MIbs Amanda Clements has -been
pledged to tho Alpha Omlcron PI so
rority. The books for Bohemian 5b can now
be purchased at tho. Temple Book
Store.
Catherine Bain of Lincoln has been
pledged to the Alpha Chi Omega so
rority. Cold class rooms necessitated early
dismissal of several 8 o'clock classes
Tuesday.
Daily Nebraskan"waht ads' bring ro
sults Try one when you havo some
thing to sell.
Delta UpBilon woro entertained at
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6 YUUlY Al Y CAtVMLC spectacles. Thoy are improving to f
x most people's looks when fitted by ono who undorstnuda how. Tho oyo- x
$ sight is too precious to noglect. You owe thom all tho attention and curep
6 that thoy may need. ,Thoy got careful attention horo. Examination Freo. V
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the home of one of the members on
Saturday night.
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Public Law 11, Consular Service,
seminary will meet Wednesday at 7
o'clock in TJ. 303.
Florenco Chapman entertained on
Saturday evening at her homo In honor
of her PI Phi Bisters. '
If you havo lost your fountain pen,
advertiso the fact In our want ad col
umn. It brings results.
Learn tho barn danco, 'Lincoln
Dancing Academy, 1132 N. Select
school. Call Auto 4477.
Miss Poarlo Arnot has been appoint
ed assistant in tho departments Eng
lish language and literature.
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. Drill classes started Mpnday even
ing. The various companies will be
given equipment this week and noxt.
The .freshmen law classes in .Equity
1 and Torts wero dismissed byudgo
Hastings yesterday on accqunt of cold
rooms, ' "
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Regular gym work is to bo started
Wednesday morning. Tho regulation
gym, pult is' to be required this se
mester. '
Kennlth Pattorson, a mohibarpfi'Phl
Kappa Psl fraternity, spcntl a fow (jays
nt tho fraternity house, the fearly part
of tho weok.
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Tho Graduate Club will lipid Its noxt
meeting early in March. A "foed" is
listed aB ono of tho attractions ot
tho program. '
R. I. Elliot, ox-'OO, superintendent of
schools at Chadron, Nob., Is' in Lin
coln on businoss and was a campus
visitor yesterday.
L. M. Smith, ox-'ll, was in Lincoln
tho first part of tho week. Mr. Snllth
was an engineering student. His home
fs In Alliance, Neb.
Hugh Wallaco, a formor unlvorBity
student and nn indoor nthlotic star,
returned to Omaha aftor visiting fra
ternity brothers ovor Sunday.
Mr. David HIghec of Croto, Nebras
ka, a student in tho University of Ne
braska last year, was nrrostod recontly
In Toledo, Ohio, on tho charge of
forgery.
Mae Diorks of KanHas City was visit
ing her aunt in Lincoln. She camo to
this city to attend tho junior prom.
Miss DierkB was a formor resident of
Lincoln.
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Candidates for the senior relay toum
In tho Inter-class rolay raco for chartor
day are requested to report to Louis
Hummel, Wednesday, from four to flvo
in tho armory.
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The Faculty Women's club will moot
Wednesday at 3 p. m. with Mrs. E. H.
Barbour, Mrs, J. T. Geos, Mrs. Q. E.
Condra and Mrs. L. E. Aylos worth at
tho homo of 'Mrs. Barbour, 1234 R
street.
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Professor Wobstor of Clark univer
sity, who will deliver three lectures at
the university tho lattor part of this
week, will deliver tho same locturos
on tho 8th, 9th und 10th of February
at Kansas.
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Tho Dally Nebraskan received a fow
days ago a request for a copy of the
Coyote of last year. The Coyote has
not been published for several years,
Its place having been taken by tho
Cornhusker.
Tho rapidly Increalng number of
"small fry" who hang around tho gym
are becoming a sourco of groat annoy
ance to those who aro working out,
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outside of the regular classes and also
to the faculty class.
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In Botany II tho work in tho labor
atory and tho lectures by Dr. Botany
have been for tho last week on a new
plant phyln, the carpophycoao. This
phyla has proven to bo very interest
ing to all the students.
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There was no "bench work" on tho
university campus yesterday, as there
was last week. The students scorn to
enjoy tho library bettor on-a cold day.
Tuesday morning chairs woro at a
premium in tho library.
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The engagement of fcllss Lucilo .
Cull of Oakland and Ferdinand Men
effee of South Omaha, has been an-'
nounced. Both parties to the engage
ment were members of tho gjass of
1008. Mr, Menoffee 1b now studying
at Cornell university,
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Because of the stormy weather Tues
day morning there "was not tho usual
aitenaunce at tho musical convocation'.
Miss Aenono Paston, assisted by Mrs.
Raymond at tho organ, gavo a very
excellent presentation of tho piano
concert, G minor, Mendelssohn.
The Cement Users' convention
meets in, Lincoln today. Lectures .be
fore ,it will bo given by several uui
versity professors. Professor'. E. H, ,
Barbour will lecture tonight nnd Pro
fessor O. E. Barber on Thursday night
at the auditorium of the Lindell hotel.
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