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Evary Loyal University Student
It urged to, patronize these Ne
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tion the paper while doing ao.
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BANK8
Contral National.
FJrst Trust and Savings.
Farmora & Merchants.
BAKERIES
Folsom,
BATH HOUSE
Chris', Eleventh and P StB.
BOOK 8TORE8
Co-Op.
Porter's.
- University.
CIQAR8
,. , Colo & McKonna.
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Farquhar.
Mngoo & Doemer.
Mayor Bros.
Palaco Clothing Co.
... Spolor & Simon.
Corf Clothing Co.
COAL .
Orogory.
' Whltobroaat.
CONFECTIONERY
Lincoln Candy Kitchen.
DANCING ACADEMIEB
Lincoln.
Williams.
DENTISTS
IK J. R. Davis.
IK Yungblut.
IK DRY QOOD8
iK Horpolsholmer.
IK MUlor & Paine.
IK DRUQQI8T8
' IK Rlggs.
ENGRAVERS
iK Cornell.
IK FLORISTS
IK Chapln Bros.
iK 0. H. Froy.
IK FURNISHINGS
IK Budd.
IK Corf Clothing Co.
IK Fulk.
IK Mageo & Doemer.
iK Mayor Bros.
iK Palace Clothing Co.
Spelor & Simon.
iK Fred Schmidt & Bros.
IK GROCERIES
IK . Nebraska Grocery & Meat
iK Co.
IK HATTERS
IK Budd'.
IK Fulk.
IK Unland.
Cerf Clothing Co.
IK ICE CREAM
IK Cameron's.
iK Franklin Ice Cream Co.
IK JEWELERS
IK Mallott.
iK Tucker.
IK LUNCHE0NETTE8
Folsom.
IK LAUNDRIES
IK ,. Evans.
Merchants.
IK OPTICIANS
IK Shean.
IK ORCHESTRA
IK Q. F. Thornborg.
IK PH0T0GRAPHER8
K Townsend.
IK PRINTERS
IK George Bros.
iK . Slmmona.
IK Young & Van Tyne. '
IK 8HEET MUSIC
IK E. J. Walt.
IK RESTAURANTS
IK Boston Lunch.
iK Cameron's.
SHOES
IK. Coir Clothing Co.
IK Beckman Bros.
iK Branthwalte.
IK Budd.
;: Cincinnati Shoo Store.
i IK Sanderaona.
f Rogers & Porklna.
Petty.
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TAILORS-
Elliott Bros.
Herzog.
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Marx.
College Tailors.
Scotch Woolen. Mills.
Gregory. "
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Underwood Typowritor Co
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You will want either a light weight coat or a cravenettg coat,, and
in our great assortment of the new things you will be sure to find Just
the coat you want at just the price you want to pay.
Plain black and plain grayovercoats, plain black and ; plaiftgiray
cravenette coats, all the new colorings and models in fancy top coats, in
fancy overcoats, in fancy cravenettes coats. It will be a pleasure to
show you what they are like. FARQUHAR, 1325 6 Street.
HAVE
THE EVANS
Do Your Washing
8UB8CRIBE FOR THE RAG NOW.
WANTED!
The Editor suggested that we
uso this apaco to got In touch
with thoso studonts who will
aeok employment at tho end of
the BChool year. ,
If you "are opon, send your
namo on a postal card
to
W. 8. DARLEY, President,
557 W. Madison St., ,
Chicago, III.
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All Mnbx nf .fproncf-
hand Typewriters sold,
rented, o r exchanged.
Underwood. Typewriter
Co., 914 P St, Both Phones.
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PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS!
E.FLEMING
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Finest watch and Jowolry Repairing
in tho city. Give us a call.
Boll A70-1, Auto 11884. - 1211 O St.
Wo solicit a share of your
patronage
PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS!
L. J. HERZOG
THE UNIVERSITY MAN'S TAILOR
Come In and get that $15.00 Suit
' to your order
1230 O St.
Lincoln
Courteous Treatment Always and you
Are Not Urged to nave Some
thing You do Not "Wish
The Pioneer Barber Shop
tO So, Jllh St. Auto 437 Shaving 10c
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SUIT OR O'COAT
made to order
No,
More
$15
No
Les
any stylo you wish
WORLD? LARGEST TAILORS
133 8. 13th St. ' "M. M.'Crandail, Mgr.
Lincoln,. Nib.
ELECT NEW OfflCERS
8ENI0R CLA88 HOLDS SECOND
MEETING OF TH.E 8EME8TER.
HEARS COMMITTEES REPORT
Miss. Helen Day Elected Vice Presi
dent, Miss Nielson Is Secretary
and Mr. Hamel Was Chosen
as Treasurer.
The seniors held tholr second class-
meeting at 11:30 this morning for
tho election of the remaining pfllcer3.
Tho president was the only officer
elected at the meeting held a short
tlmb auo.
Elmor W. Hill, the president electod
to succeed Guy M. Mattcson, opened
the meeting with a brief speech. H'
expressed his faith in and' admiration
for the clnsH, saying that each mem
ber of this class going out into the
world would bo remembered as be
longing to that class and would b
pointed to with prldo as a man or
woman from the class of 1909.
He signified his intention of doing
his best for the class, and he declared
that ho wished to show his gratitude
for the honor the class hnd conferred
upon him by hir service to the clnss
rather than In words.
Announces no Committee.
Mr,
Hills had no appointments of
GREGORY, the Tailor
Has u dandy line of goods for Spring Suits. He also
does the best cleaning and pressing in the city.
14th & O Streets - Auto 3264
committees to announce aa yet, hut
he stated that such appointments
would he made hy Friday or Saturday.
This leaves the appointment of tho
Ivy Day orator, one of tho most Im
portant of the second semester, still
In douht.
Tne class next proceeded to tho-
electlon of officers. Miss Helen Day
was nomlnnted for vice president by
Hubert O. Bell, and aftor a motion
closing tho nominations, was unanlv
moualy eleotod. Mr, Matteson then
nominated Miss Nielson for secretary,
who waB eletjted by acclamation. The
only contested election was that of
treasurer. Mr Bates In an eloquent
appeal to tho class, nominated W. A.
Kelley for that office. A. G. Hamel
was nominated in a short but forceful
speech by James Cory. The. nomina
tions were then closed, and on the
president's calling for a rising vote,
Mr. Hamel was elected by a largo
majority. Tho remaining office, that
of sergeant-at-arms, was conferred
upon Mr. Mattesdn, the rotlrlng' presi
dent, who was nominated by Mr. Cory
and unanimously elected.
After the officers wore' disposed of
tho reports of tho various committees
woro 'called, for. Tho chairman pf the
social committee,' Ira, S. Bigger, re
ported ?23 receipts and $22.12 expen
ditures from the senior kid mask
party, which left a balance of 88
cents. ,
, Miss Holcomb reported the senior
play as .under way, and appealed to
the class to pay up their dues as
tho committee wore in need of fundB
for the carrying on of the work. Miss
Gray reported the unanimous selection
of tho class pin nnd also the fact thnt
tho company from which the pin had
been secured had sent an agreement
to furnish tho pin at tho same price,
$2.00, to all of the succeeding classes.
Mr. Hill here reported trpon the de
cision reached regarding the Senior
Day, which is to bo substituted for
sneak day. Tho class has recelveed un
official permission to sneak, the day
not being known to any but the fac
ulty. It was given out, however, that
this event will bo held about the first
of May. Mr. Hills intends to appoint
a social committee with complete au
thority over tho planB for the carrying
out of tho senior day program, The
other commlttco reports which were
to have .been disposed of had to bo
deferred on account of tho absence
of their respective chairman.
TO GIVE FIRST PLAY
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Carola Chopin Esther Bailey.
Mercury Winfleld Theal.
Lady Bunn Helen Day.
Anette Volette Gould.
Flower Girl Bessie Holcomb.
The dramatic club have lowered the
Di ice of admission to 25 cents, and
it cheaper than thnt of any
previous production of this kind. This
was done with tho intention of mak
Ing the play available to everyone
and If this experiment is a success it
will be carried out in the future.
Another play to bo given soon by
the club 1b "Monsieur Beaucalre." In
this production Mr. Guy Montgomery
will star. The club also announceB
the coming of Mr. Tripp, on March 9.
Mr. Tripp will take up the entire
evening with selections from Dickens.
Happenings of the Past
Seven Years Ago.
A large and enthusiastic crowd wit
nessed the defeat of tho senior basket-hall
team by tho juniors.- The scoro
was 28 to 24 In favor of tho juniors.
Ax Years Ago.
City papers)ubllshed an account of
an attempted robbery of the s.tate
treasury by university students and
the whole story Is declared to bo a
lie by tho Dally Nebraskan.
Five Years Ago.
Plans yero made for the first debate
betweon tho University of Nebraska
and the Unlvorslty of" Iowa.
" FouK Years Ago.
Invitations wore Issued to all Y, M.
C. A. and college toams in the- state
to take l)art In an Indoor meet to be
hold lntfie Armory March SI.
One Year Ago. ,
,Glee Cu"b announced dates lor their
concerts for the rest of the year,-
Mr. D. P. Stough, law i911, Is visit'
ing with his relatives atCreston, Iowh,
for a few days.,
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CERf'S HATS
$2.oo SPECIALS
They Please In Looks
and wear
SHIRT SPECIALS
$1.10
They are Worth More
Saturday Specials.
15c Socks lie
925 TrStlrineoIr. Neh.
PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTI8ER8I
THE UNI SMOKE HOUSE
Welcomes all Btudonta.
TlIrC and Bilvor Lottor
B B
pipr inlaid wo a
B i ii aw Specialty,
UNI SMOKE HOUSE
1183 O Btroot
8UB8CRIBE FOR THE RAG NOW.
TYPEWRITERS
All makes rontod with ntand
$3 Per Month.
Bargains In Rebuilt Machines.
LINCOLN TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
Autoll55-Bollll81. '122 No. 11th
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE RAG NOW.
Want - Ads
AdvortlBomdrita for the want ad
column should be left at the business
office, basement Administration Bids.,
between 10 a. m. and 12 m., or be
tween 2 p. m. and 6 p. m.
Cash must accompany all orders for
want ads, aXthe "rate of 10 cents per
Insertion for overy? fifteen words or
fraction thereof for the first inser
tion; three insertions' 25 'cents; flye
insertions 40 cents.' v
HELP WANTED.
WANTED Three sttidbnts, men or
women, to solicit. subscriptions for the
National Teachors and , Students'
Ass'n. A trip. toChattaflopga, cruise
of tho Atlantic to Quebec and return
offered for thcT highest number. See
Mrs. Barkley immediately 107-90-92
FOR SALE. t
Due bill for sale onati up-to-date
tailor, at 25 per cent discount' See
Nebraskan manager. , 63dh-tf
FOR SALE A good dress suit; size
36. Cheap. Auto 8470.! 105-90-tf
PORy 9ALE--A. now hlgh:grade bi
cycle at 25 per cent discount, ' Inquire
at .Nebraskan office..' , : , 91-tf
LOST AND-FOUND. r
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LOST A Waterman .Ideal fountain
pon, -without cap; mottled.' Please
return to Nebraskan office. Reward.
ll-93.3t
POUND A gold Initial clasp pin, at
lGth and R,'Sts.Cair-nt Nebraskan
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