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C. H. Frey, florist. 1133 O St.
Would you tnko $5.00 for $1.00?
Have Ludwig make that Easter suit.
Harvey Rutbono, 1911, was a cam
pus visitor Friday.
Who is tho student's tailor? Lud
wig. The German club meets this evening
at the home of Professor FoBslor.
Chapln Bros., florists, 127 So. Thir
teenth. Tho Temple orchestra gives a con
cert Tuesday evening at tho Temple.
Dr. Chas. Youngblut, dentist, 202
Burr block.
Joseph M. Swenson, 1908, was a
visitor In the college of law Friday
morning.
Ludwlg's Suits have that distinctive
college cut.
The art department of the woman's
club met at 3 p.m. at the Temple
yesterday.
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Cameron's Lunch Counter. 123 So.
Twelfth St.
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The Komensky club meets this even
ing at 8 p. m. in the music hall at
the Temple.
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See Hereford. New Oxfords. $4,001
Special. 1215 O.
Delta Gamma qororlty will give .their
annual banquet at tho Lincoln hotel
this .evening.
Get your lunch at the city Y. M. O.
A, Spa. 13th & P.
Dr. Gunther will address the; med
ical Bdclety at 7:30 p. m. this evening
at tho Temple.
Famous millinery opening today.
Corner O and 13th.
Beta Thota PI fraternity entertained
Mr. C. E. Mercer at their chapter
"house Friday, '
.
New spring styles in footwear now
on display. Bookman Bros., 1107 O St
A largo number1 of y students
have been attending- Jthe city police
court this. week.
Have your olothes pressed at
Weber's Sultorlum. Cor. 11th and O.
The mid-semester .examinations in
Professor Webster's claBS lnjnsurance
Thursday, March 25. "
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"Why not tako your bath at Chris'
bath house, Eleventh and P streets?
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A number., of 'men .have been run
ning out or aoors ior me past weeK,
preparatory for spring track work.
Dr. J. R. Davis, dentist. , Charges
reasonable. Over Bank of Commerce.
Mld-sepiostor examinations In ..bot
any II, will bo hold Wodneaday, March
24. Thoy will bo twonty-flYo mlnuto
teats.
Loam the bam dance, Lincoln
Dancing Academy, 1132 N. Seloct
school. Call Auto 4477.
Dr. W. K. Jowott, unlvoralty librar
ian, has been In Chicago for tho past
few days. Ho expects to return Mon
day, March 22d.
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Green, Tan, Brown, Smoko nnd all
tho pthor now colors In Oxfords at
Sandorson's. 2t
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Phi Kappa Pal fratornity hold tholr
annual formal party at tho Lincoln
hotol last evening. A largo number
were in attendance.
Regular Beauties Sanderson's $3.50
and $4.00 Special Oxfords. All the
now styles. . 2t
Tho literary department of tho wo
man's club mot Thursday aftornoon in
tho Temple, whero thoy listened to an
address by Professor Stuff.
Nobraskan subscribers, now or old,
can got ton of tho best magazines in
tho country for $1.00. Soo page 2,
Regular drill of tho PorBhing Rifles
was held Thursday ovonlng. Several
now mon reported and will tryout In a
fow days for admission to tho com
pany. BoyB, have you seen tho now $3.50
and $4.00 Oxfords at Sanderson's?
They nro just the thing you want. 2t
The members of tho Alpha Thota
Chi fraternity entertained at a house
party Friday ovonlng at tho chaptor
houso. About twonty-flvo couples
were in attendance.
If you want to delight your oyes
and make your feet hungry tako a
peep at SandorBon's Spring Windows,
1229 O. 2t
Professor Stuff assisted in the or
ganization of a Lincoln chapter of tho
Wesleyan university last Tuesday ev
ening. Professor Stuff graduated In
1893 from that university.
.
Professor W. C. Webster of tho po
litical economy department has an
article on "Oklahoma's Guaranty De
posit Law," In tho February issue of
the Political Economy Journal.
Professor Vernier of tho law de
partment announced yesterday morn
ing that there would bo no mid-semester
examination in criminal law,
but all note books are to bo handed
in next week.
Professor Bessey, of the botany de
partment Is arranging for a botaniz
ing trip which -ho is to take through
Colorado, during July und August with
his son, Professor E. A Bessey, of
the Louisiana university.
or too small?
Hats" removes all such difficulties.
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Dean H. B. Ward of tho college of
medicine will lead the discussion of
the subject, "Public School and Public
Health" at tho meeting of, tho No
braBka Schoolmasters' club, which is
to bo hold at Omaha on Friday, March
zutn.
Professor James E. LeRosBlgnol's
book on"Monopol!es, Past and Pres
ent'," has recently been translated and
published In the Japanese language.
The work of translation was done by
a professor in 'the Imperllal university
of Toklo. '
James E., Bednar, 1905, law 19X0,
was at Geneva, Neb., last night Wnere
ho was Judge, on tho preliminary de
bate held to pick the team which will
represent Geneva In the .Central dis
trict of tho Nebraska .High School Do
bating league. ' '
Professor Fogg of tho ,rhetorio de
partment and Professor Caldwell of
the American history department were
in Omaha last evening, where they
wore, judges at -the Omaha-Kansas City
debate. ' The subject under discussion
was "The Employer's Liability."
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At a meeting of the freshman laws
yesterday In TJ 809 a motion was car
ried to the effect that It was the con
census of opinion that the recent un
gentlemanly conduct of some' of the
members of the college, law toward
the French department was not to
be tolerated. Jt was the expression
of, the class to do all in tholr power
to prevent a repetition of the treat
ment tendered to one of the French
classes on Thursday morning. The
class, by this action, put themselves
upon thejr' honor in this matter.
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