THE DAILY NEBRASKA
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It's the Better
Kind of
Men's Clothes
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that each day adds to this stores repu
tatioh for being reliable. Good clothes
nothing bint good clothes -and sold
as low in price as good clothes are ever
sold.
Farquhar
1325 O STREET
Has a dlrindy line of goods for Spring Suits. He also
doeB the best cleaning and pressing in the city.
I4th & 0 Streets Auto 3264
Come In, Fellows!
and get a pair of Mayer
Bros.' Oxfords, quali
ties for which you have
to pay $1.00 to $1.50
more at other stores
our price, a pair
$3.50
Tan, Patents Vici Kid
Lincoln s Leading Jk M "W
shoe store Mayer pros.
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The Clothes Buyer's
Problems
There comes the question of quality, how
to discriminate between the really good or the
poorer kinds How much to pay whether
more and not buy so often, or pay less and
buy more frequent.
The man who has once worn a Kensington Suit
has settled these questions from a personal' know-
ledge of how it pays to buy good clothes, even if
they do cost a little more.
To the man who still lets price be his g;uide,
disregarding make, fit or style, we sound this note
of warning against such a practice as most expensive
and unsatisfactory.
If you buy a Kensington, Suit and fail to find it
as represented, you may return it and get all you
paid. They are most satisfactory because
Tfyeyfit tfyey keep their shape
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IS WANTED AT
NEBRASKA PR0E880R RECEIVE
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TO EXTERMINATE LOCUST PEST
NOTED ENt6mOLOQIST WANTED
by. Argentina also.
Professor Bruner, Who Receives Two
Requests From South America, '
Has Worked In That Part
of the Wold Before.
GrtteOOR the tailor
Professor Brunor, or the entomology
dopartmbnt has received a" very flatter
.lng offor to go to Peru, South America.
The offor was received a short time
ago, through the Peruvian consulate at
Now York City. The offor 1b an ef
fort on the part of tho Poruvlan gov
ernment to get Professor Brunor to
go to South Amorlca and attempt tho
work of ridding the nation of Peru, of
the greatest pest It tins, the locust.
For a number of years this country
has boon dovasted bythlB pest, but for
the past two or three years the Insect
has not made Its appearance In that
part or South America. Recently tho
locust has again appearod In Peru
and commenced Its work of destruc
tion, and tho government has decided
to resort to every means possible to
rid tho nation of this pest, and at least
to stop the ravages of tire Insect In
the Infested district. This district be
ing nearly one thousand miles long,
tho enormous proposition before the
one who undertakes this work Is. very
great.
Not First Mission.
The request for Professor Bruner
coming as It does from a nation, In
the time of so great a need, reflects
credit upon the work being done In
this Institution. It also recognizes
Professor Bruner as being one of the
best authorities in this branch of en
tomology. This Is not tho first mis
sion of this kind which Professor
Bruner has been requested to under
take. Eleven years ago ho returned
Troni tho Argentine republic after cop
ing successfully with a similar post.
Tho professor has just received an
other letter from this government re
questing him to take up tho work of
Jocust extermination there. Thus at
the present time his services are re
quested at both the Peruvian and Ar
gentine republics.
Professor Bruner Undecided.
Professor Bruner Is at present un
decided as to what course to pursue
In taking action on tho matter. Ho
has replied to tho Peruvian govern
ment and is awaiting further action
In regard to tho acceptance of his
terms. To accomplish the enormous
work required it would necessitate a
leavp of absence from his work in tho
university for un Indefinite length of'
time. The position, besides being of
exceedingly great importance in tho
entomological sense, carries with It a
largo financial compensation.
Rush Medicftl Colleg
IK AFFILIATION WITH '
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University of Chicago
!!" ror.1 'VIrd for AdmiMlon
Full Work In tho Summtr Quarter
Fint Term June n-Jtily 38
Second Term July 39-Sept. 3
Write for full particular to the Dean of Medical
Coure, the University of Qjilcago.
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I Evary Loyal, University, Studtnt'l
I It urged to patronize thVts N-
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Quality Counts
THAT'S WHY
Franklin's lea
Cream
IB 80 POPULAR
We make a specialty of fanoy
oreatta, snerbata, toes and punch
for ttrat and Sorority Parties.
Auto 8181 Bell 205
1810 N Street
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All Makes of Second
hand Typewriters sold,
rented, o r exchanged.
Underwood Typewriter
Co., 714 P St., Both Phones.
lAant - Ads
Advertisements for the want ad
COlimili nhnilM ha loft- at h. k..lr.nan
ofllce, basement Administration Bldg.,
uouncou 1U . 111. 8UU 1 m., Or D6-
tween 2 p. m. and 5 p. m.
Cash must accompany all orders for
want ads, at the rate of 10 cents per
Insertion for every fifteen Wrda or
fraction thereof for tho first Inser
tion; three Insertions 25 cents; fire
insertions 40 cents.
FOR RENT -Will rent our hall for
parties on Mon., Tues., ThurB. and
Fridays at 1132 N; on Tues. and
Thurs. at 1124 N. Lincoln Dancing
Academy, Auto 4477.
FOR 8 ALE. '
FOR SALE A new $50 bicycle for
$25. See Nebraskan manager. 122-tf
LOST AND FOUND.
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LOST Notebook and Candy's An
alytics. Please return to Nebraskan
ofllce, W. T. Carroll, 8t
LOST D U, pin, diamond setting.
Reward for return to Nebraskan of
fice. 3t.
LOST An Acacia and an Alpha Ze
ta frat pin. Initials C. P. J., on back.
Return to Nebraskan ofllce. Substah:
tlal rewards. 4t
The value of a dol
lar is shown
here more
than anywhere
in the city. See our
Suits at
$10 and $15
and you'll
find plenty of
dollar value
bAnks
Central National.
First Trust and flarintra
4r Farmnra X- Marnh.n.
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F6ls)m.
BATH HOUSE
ChrTs', BlevonUi and P fits.
h BOOK STORES
Porter's.
UniVorsIty.
CI.QAR6 v
Cole & McKonna.
CLEANERS
Sultorium.
Manhattan,
fr CLOTHING-
tiAff Clothing Co.
Farquhar.
m Magee & Deemer.
Mayor Bros.
Palace Ololfiins; Co.
Sp6ler & Simon.
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f Gregory.
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CONFECTIONERY
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DANCING ACADEMIES
Lincoln.
Williams.
DENTISTS
J. Ri Davis.
YungbluL
DRY GOODS '
Miller & Paine.
DRUQQI8T8
MNG.RAVERS
SeSStiilrAeoh.Neli
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CorriAll'
FLORISTS-
Chapln Bros
C, H. Frey.
FURNI8HING8
Unland.
Budd.
Corf Clothing Co.
Fulk.
Magee & Deemer.
Mayer Bros.
Palace Clothing Co.
opeier & aimon.
GROCERIES
Nebraska Grocery & Meat
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HATTERS
Budd.
Cerf Clothing Co.
Fulk.
Unland.
ICE CREAM
Collins lea Cream "!
Franklin Ice Cream Co.
j Courteous Treatment Alwxvn r4 vn
Are Not Urged to Have Some
thing You do Not "Wish
The Pioneer Barber Shop
tf So. th St. Auto 437 Shaving JOc
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The Western League uses
Victor Official
League Balls
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Why? Because they are the
best. Victor Baseball and
Tennis Supplies. We have
the very latest styles at at-,
tractive prices
Lawlor Cycle Company
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JEWELER8
Hallett.
Tucker.
LUNCHEONETTE8
Folsom.
LAUNDRIE8
Evans
OPTICIANS-
Shean.
ORCHE8TRA
G. F. Thornberg.
PHOTOGRAPHERO
Tdwnsond.
PRINTERS
George Bros.
Simmons.
RE8TAURANT8
Capital Cafe.
Y. M. C. A. Spa.
BoBton Lunch.
Cameron's.
8HOE8
Mon's Bootery.
Armstrong.
Beckman Bros.
Branthwalte.
Budd.
Corf Clothing Co.
' Cincinnati Shoe Store.
Hereford.
$ Rogers & Perkins.
Sandersons.
Fred Schmidt & Bros.
8KIRT8
The Skirt Stroe.
TAILORS
Dosher.
College Tailors.
Elliott Bros.
Gregory.
Herzog.
Ludwlg. '
Scotch Woolen Mills.
THEATER8
Lyric. '
Majestic.
Oliver; '
. TYPEWRITERS
Lincoln Typewriter
cnange.
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