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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 19, 1909)
fr.nyyW4- lUl ! - - r - -" ' THE DAILY NEBRASfcAN t " t i4t ,'. ",rty.f i'tyjti 4 , ', T?"" W hfia!gJ Evary Loyal University Student It urged to patronize inoio iio hHaaUan advertisers, and tO men tlon the paper whHe doing so. t I BANK8 . Contrnl National. First Trust and Savings. Farmoffl &. Merchants. ft BAKERIE8 fc Folsom. BATH HOU8E $ Chris', Elovonth and P Sts. BOOK 8TORE8 Co-Op. Portor's. UnlvorBltj". CIQAR8 Colo & McKonno. CLOTHING Farquhar. Magco & Dcomor. Mayor Bros. $ Palaco Clothing Co. Spolor & Simon. COAL Gregory. Whltobreast. CONFECTIONERY Lincoln Candy Kltchon. DANCING ACADEMIE8 - Lincoln. Wiliiaras. DENTI8T8 J. R. Davis. Yungblut. DRY G00D8 $ HorpolBholmor. Mlllor & Palno. DRUGGI8T8 Rlggs. ENGRAVER8 Cornoll. FLORI8T8 Chapln BroB. C. H. Froy. FURNI8HING8 Budd. , Fulk. Magoo & Doomor. Mayor Bros. Palaco Clothing Co. Spolor & Simon. Fred Schmidt & Bros. GROCERIE8 NobraBkn Qrocory & Meat Co. HATTER8 Budd. Fulk. Unland. Edward Cerf & Co. ICE CREAM Camoron's. Franklin lea Cream Co. JEWELER8 . Hnllett. TUckor. , LUNCHEONETTES Folsom. LAUNDRIE8 Evans. Merchants. OPTICIAN8 Shean. PHOTOGRAPHERS Townsend. PRINTERS Georgo Bros. SlmmonB. Young &rVnn Tyno. SHEET MUSIC E. J. Walt. RE8TAURANT8 BoBton Lunch. Camoron's. SHOES Bockman Bros. Branthwalto. Budd. Cincinnati Shoo Store. $ v Sandorspns. t Rogers & Perkins. Petty. K .Horeford. SKIRT8 , Tho Skirt Stroo. TAILOR8 Elliott Bros. Horzog. Ludwlg. V. Marx. . College Tallorfl. ' Scotch Woolon Mills. ' . Gregory. THEATERS Lyric. Majestic. Oliver. TYPEWRITERS Lincoln Typewriter Ex change. Underwood Typewriter Co. m PATRONIZE YOUR FRIENDS-OUR ADVERTISERS TheSKIRT STORE 121 North 11th Street 1 5 Wdmans Coats to close out for $2.98. 50 suits in the new spring styles, man tail ored garments for only $1 5.00. 1 5 suits in black and crown, fit and wear guaranteed, on sale for $7.50. 100 Skirts, $5.00 values for only $2.50. 300 Skirts in the new spring styles in voiles and Panamas $6.00, and $7.00 values for only $4.95. Shirt Waists in all sizes, long sleeves, regu lar $2.00 values for only 48c and 98c. THE SKIRT STORE 121 North Uth Street AT THE PLAYHOU8E8. The Majestic. A novelty bill 1b offored at tho Ma JoBtlc this week with the Misses Hongler ob tho head-liners. They are a dainty pair of pretty little maids who really make their twenty minute skit well worth seeing. Grade Emmet and company in "Mrs. Murphy's Second HuBband" arc a laugh-provoking quartot. The second husband Is a match for u toothpick and bollB 1i1b oxygon in order to keop his lungs clear. MIhs Ennnott as Mrs. Murphy 1b an Irish wit who provokes many a hearty laugh. Peter McDonald nnd Meta Carson In "Alex McLean's "Dream," clovorly enact a pleasing situation. " Othor good numbers on the bill are Rosairo and DorettB, European coml quos; Fernandez May Duo, with Eu ropean musical novolties; Tom Carrol nnd Joo Baker, in "Tho I-Jobrow and His Frlond;" and Askolnnd, a violin ist. The Lyric. "Tho Man on tho Box," "the play in which Henry Dlxey stnrrcd for two soasons and mado a big hit, id tho attraction at tho Lyric this week. Mr. Noblo has tho leading role and is pronounced by tho first-nighters to bo at his host. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS! Want -Ads Advertisements for tho want ad column should bo left at tho business ofQco, basomont Administration Bldg., between 10 a. m. and 12 m., or be tween 2 p. m. and 5 p. m. Cash must accompany all order for want ads, at tko rato of 10 cents per Insertion for evory flfteon words or fraction thereof for tho first Inser tion; threo insertions 25 cents; five insertions 40 cents. WANTED Three BtudontB, mon or women, to solicit subscriptions for the National Tonchers and Students' AsB'n. A trip tp Chattanooga, crulso of tho Atlantic to Quebec 'and return offered for tho highest number, See Mrs. Barkloy Immediately. 107-90-92 FOR 8ALE. Due bill for salo on an up-to-date fnflniv. nt 2K nor ront. rllflnnnnt. Sen Nobraskan manager. C3dh-tf FOR SALE A good dross suit; size 36. Cheap. Auto 3470. 105-90-tf FOUND. Lost Saturday ovonlng, lady's pocket book, Contained owner's calling cards. $2 reward for return" Intact to roglstrar'B office, Stato University. Miss M, M 103-88-2t LOST Watorman fountain pen without cap. Reward for return to NebraBkan office. 3t-89-10l LOST; Set of mechanical drawing instruments. Name of owner inside. Return Nobraskan 'ofllce. Reward. Frank J. Hindera. 10C90-2t LostA dark bluo silk umbrella, Return to Nobraskan Office, 1-102-87 Little Building Little Building Campus Gleanings Who's Ludwlg? C. H. Froy, florist. 1133 O St. Delta Delta Delta will give tholr mi nimi formal party Saturday night. Bcckmnn Bros., fine shoes. 1107 O street. The Alpha Chi Omega will give an Informal party next Saturday evening. Ludwlg Is the Tailor. ' The dean of women of the Colorado agricultural college Is visiting the uni versity. l o Ludwlg wants to build your spring suit. o o O. L. Williams dollvered a lecture GREGORY, the Tailor Has a dandy line of goods for Spring Suits. Ho also does tho best cleaning and pressing in the city. 14th & O Streets Auto 3264 before the evening. Forestry club, Tuesday All sizes dull two-hole ties and pumps juat received. Sanderson's. The cadet band 1h planning- on giv ing a concert In tho early part of April. Have your clothes Weber's Sultorlum, Cor, pressed at 11th and O. A meeting of tho senior class was, held yostorday morning at ll:301n Memorial hall. Dr. J. R. reasonable. Davis, dentist. Charges Over Bank of Commerce. Wednesday ovening Delta Tau Dolta initiated threo now men Into thatfrnternlty. s Learn tho barn, dance, Lincoln Dancing Academy, 1132 N. Select school. Call' Auto 4477. Fred Coo, ex-19Q9, , attended tho Charter day exercises and visited1 at tho Kappa SlgnfriT house. . Tho class in German II, has finished "Anno, 1870," and havo taken, up tho study of "Knrl Helnrlch." II. D. Borquist, 1908, of Omaha, visited at the Kappa Sigma fraternity Iioubg a few days last week. Harry Minor, 1911, has gono to his homo In Auburn for a short visit. Ho expects to return in a few days. ' Ik"' Somo now apparatus has been re ceived nt tho gymnasium tor tho use of tho ladles in physical education, isriss Barbara Burt, 1900, reports having a very successful year as n teacher In tho North Plntto high school. Friday ovonlng tho university gym nastic team will glvo an exhibition between halves of the Nebraska-Minnesota basket-bnll game. F. II. RclrfBch, Searlo Davis nnd G. A. Preston have been chosen as tho debating team to represent tho senior class In tho Inter-clnss debate. r $ S. D. Corney, 1909, law 1011, Sigma Alpha Epsllon, has been called to his homo nt Sutton, Nob., to tnke chargo of a hardwaro store for n short time. o E. W. Hills was appointed chairman of tho committee to nrrange for having a group picture of tho freshman law claBB taken for tho Cornhusker. j The literature department of tho womnn's club met at 3 o'clock yester duy In Science hall, in the Temple, to listen to a lecture given by Prof. Stuff. O 0 The senior commlttoe in charge of the senior play has been selecting members of the class for tho cast. Miss Holcomb Is chairman of the com mittee Tho entire freshman law clasB Is re quested to meet at TownBend's Sat urday morning nt 11 o'clock sharp to have their picture taken for the Corn huskor. Dr. Condra lectured at Waco, Ne braska, Wpdnesday evening, to the Farmers' Institute held nt that place. His subject was "Tho Water Supply of tho Farm." ( Phi Delta Phi, tho, law fraternity, mot at tho Windsor last night for a banquet and social meoting. Senator Randall of Pierce was the speaker of the ovonlng. Dr. Clapp had tho sub busket-ball team out last night for a vigorous practice game with the juniors. The playing of both teams was fast and full of snap. A very InfSrestlng lecture on "Tho Relation of Chpmlstry to Pharmacy" was delivered by Professor K. L. Krleslnger to tho chemistry club Wed nesday night. Miss McCralg, 1911, Miss Carrlker, 1910, have been appointed to reader ships in the European history depart ment to fill tho vacancy left liy the resignation of Miss Howie. Tho Students' Debating club will meet in U. 106, Saturday evening at 7:30 p. m. Tho question for debate wllK.be: "Resolved, That tho United tntes should adopt tho parcels post," In yesterday's Ibsuo It was stated that J. F. Berggren, Law 19P5, was a momber of tho Phi Dolta Thota fra ternity. This is nn error, Mr. Berg gren being a member of tho Phi Dolta Phi fraternity. Miss Graco Shallonberger, 1911, Pi Beta Phi, returned Tuesday evening from Omaha, where she was tho guest of her brother, Lieut. 'Martin Shallon berger, at a cotillion given Monday night' at Ft. Crook. , Mr. Guy Bovier Williams, the now teacher in the piano department of the school of music, will glvo a recital in tho University. Tomplo theater next Tuesday o'vening, F6bruary 23d, at -8 o'clock. Tho public Is cordially in vited, i . Coach Grant, of tho Minnesota track team, tried, but. failed, to book TJo rando, tho Italian Marathon ruhnor, to participate in .Marathon race on tho Mlnnosota field next Bprlng. . T v -f - Young's Hats The Best $3.00 Hats "tr Soft Hats and Derbies 925''0"StllrvoIi.Neii PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTI8ERS! Qualify Counts THAT'S WnY Franklin's Ice Cream IS SO POPULAR Wo mnko a tipocjalty 6f fancy croams, Bhorbots, ices and punch for Frnt nnd Sorority Parties. Auto 8181 Boll 05 181(1 N Street PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTI8ER81 Courteous Treatment Always and you Are Not Urged to Have Some thing You do Not Wish The Pioneer Barber Shop 101 So. Hth St. Auto 437 Shaving 10c PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTI8ER81 OROH R for Concert or Dances G. F. T.hornburg, - - - Director Ralph Jf. Reld", Pianist Violin and Cornet instruction given at Studio, 416 So. 17th. Auto 5877. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTI8ER8I mi HAVE THE EVANS Do Your Washing THE UNI SMOKE HOUSE Welcomes all Btudonts. d q mrtrr and Silver Lottor o rlrrS muiaworka B I II lwU Bpeclnlty. UNI SMOKE HOUSE 1182 O Btroot TYPEWRITERS All makefl rented with Btnnd $3 Per Month. Dargalns in Robutlt Machines. 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