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EVE., $1.50 to 50c; MAT., $1.00 to 25c)
MONDAY NlGHfL0Qtl.25
WRI13 CAHILL
7 IN "THE B0Y8 AND BETTY" .
Prices $2.00 to 50c.
Lyric theatre
EVERY EVENING 15c, 25c and 35c
MAT8. WED. & 8 AT. 15c and 25c
WEEK OF OCTOBER 18
The Road to Yesterday
By the Lyric Stock Co.
NEXT WEEK "THE CRISIS"
ORPHEUM
THI8 WEEK
TOM NAWN & CO.
WALTHOUR TROUPE
AND FIVE OTHER
STAR ACTS ; ;
MAT. (EXCEPT MON) 2:30 15c, 25c
EVE. AT 8:30 15c, 25c, 35c, 50c
Phones: Bell 936, Auto 1528.
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The University Man's Tailor
ho Finest Work Dono and Prices Right
Call at Our Now Store
1230 O Si.
Lincoln
TYPEWRITERS,
AUjnako rentpd with stand '$3
per Month. .Bargains in
Robuilt Machines
LWoWtfgiW
Auto 1150. BOll litji. in? pio, n.tn
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Underwood Typewriter Go.
TYPEWRITERS SOLD AND
RENTED
17 No. 18th. Boll 848. Auto 25115
The First Trust & Sav
ings Bank '
4Per Gfent intetest 4
$1 opens an account
Corner I Oth & QStrccU
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Business Directory
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Evory Loyal University Student'
is urged to patronize these Ne
braskan advertisers, and to men
tion the.palparWhlleJdo!na so.
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ttampiis
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Harry Von Patten, district president
of Dolta Tau Delta, visited tho local
captor yestorday. ;
Dr. J. R. Davis, DontlBt. '1234 O St.
Sanj Buck, 1908, .Phi Delta Gamma,
toas re-entered school this ' fall aii'd
registered In the law school.
Chapln Bros!, florists. 127 So. i3th.
The university observatory will be
open to tho university public tonlgh't
from 7:30 to 10 for observation of the
moon.
.
Green's Sanitary Barber Shop. 120
N. 11th.
Many of the delegates to the I. O.
O. F. convention which Is being hold
In the city havo been campiiB visitors
this week.
Chris' Bath House,. 11th and P.
Turkish, shower and plain baths.
J. B. Gibus, 1000, has been recently
appointed superintendent of tho City
Electric Llglitlng company of Aber
deen, S. Dak. , , s ,
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Yes, wo get tho select crowd; ask
your fr.len.d8. Lincoln .Dancjng .Acad
emy, 1124 JST St. "Select School."
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W question of Satisfaction
W:bobyo'u buy a wt(&jhrjd,
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' v-' :6fiBatisraption'(lopopd8 mainly upon two thlnf?H tho soloo
tion of vour mdrcnandiso is yours, and upon that you need
to bestow careful attonttion.
skill, intolligoflcd, oiliciency
Established im HALLL11, 1143 U St.
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A, R. Wilson, 1Q07. , and civil en
gineer in tjio employ of tho Pueblo
Bridge company, has .announced hfs
engagement to Miss Roxana Fallleon,
1908 of the University of Colorado.
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Get your dance programs at George
Bros., 13th and N sts.
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. uqic Iqvoj will le pleased to hear
that Antonio Scottl, tho- groat bari
tone of the Metropolitan Opera conv
pa'nyi is" "to' sf n'gvat Ih '& tf Ivor' 'if ox t
Tuesday, Oct. 2G.
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Spalding gymnasium and baskot-ball
shoos, Swedish gymijasluni snood,
Beckman Brqs., 1107 6 St.
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J. ('. Knodo, 1907, 1908, visited in
Llncojn yestorday on his return from
Wyoming. While in tho city he spent
a fow hours ' visiting friends on tho
campus.
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Try a lunch at tho Y. M. C. A. Spa.
13th and P Sts.
Students, requlro information ob
tained by study. Norvousnoss retards
study. Eye Btraln causes nervousness.
Glasses stop oye strain. I fit glasses.
G-: W. Howe, Optician, 319 N. 12th.
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' Alberta B. "Ah'derBon, '09, is teach-!
lng in tho public .schools at Lincoln;
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Nob.
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Have ypUr,'..pipth'o pressed
Weber's Suftorluri 12th and O.
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,v.lbert .oqkloy?,.;DeJ(ta Upsilon, isj
YlBltingV'tho cUy.VMV.,Beokloy is on'
wiu uuuuii, omiud ,uumiubii;ui ouivhj,.
his last worlcbin'BfanpifCgloradoJ
H;o is nn old iqothpTl 'i)fayeVisjbe!ng7oji
the team in-'lOOSw . .' $
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Frey & Froy. choice; flowers. ,' 1338
O St., north side.
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John U. AmiBtrong, '09, is principal
of sch.ools atDeWlt. -v.-.
! Leapn ty. dahqe yhere ;thoyVhnow
how to teacli. Lincoln Select Dancing
Academy, 1124 N st. Seo display ad.
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"yYoshima Inouye, '09, one of tho Jap-
gree;-laBtvsprln'g', haa'aecured "u'-post
tion with ,tho UniojiyPaclflc R. R.Pa
aBfgQnoakJapanfiBo'Jntorpretorlii j?
Remomber Don Cameron, Ho is
l8Buingc'pupon Books at a dlBctiutVb
thlyerlKattdVhai1'fltt ttovan tfd-
aieBiq' 8tuent8"a tli& UniorBltor ,0f?
NobBlta.'iwJjjo t AcfifBBjer' ge
So. 12th.
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' Xrthtir' H. Edgren; '09, Um bbbn
Hia.dd aBBltsflnt dlvion nji:nept,r, . C, ,
p, & Q. R, R., and Ih located at Klrby,
Wyo. &
Try Thornburg'B Orchestra for your
annual party. Second to nono. Violin
and wind Instrument lessons given.
Studio 416 So. 17th. Auto 5877.
Bruce Fullerton, '09, Jb running for
juBtlco of tho pcapo on the republican
ticket at Lincoln, Neb.
8poclal Students' Dance
Monday, Oct. 25. Bruso'8 OrchoBtra.
Refreshments by "Tommy." Lincoln's
Select Dancing Academy, 1124 N.
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Elmer W. Hills, '09, has charge of
the business department in the Paw
nee City high school.
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Try George Bros, for your next order
of engraved cards.
Allen F. Carpenter, '09, is instruct
ing in mathematics in Hastings Col-
lego, Hastings, Neb.
Expenses In College.
$250 cash or a year ih college can
be oarned by one young man or young
lady in each county In tho United
States. Plan oasy and does not Inter
fere with other occupation. No money
required. For particulars addros.s
M. H. Pemberton, Columbia, Mis
souri. It
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Audrey L. Jones, '09, is running for
county superintendent of Red Willow
county.
Guy H. Mattoson, '09, reports his oc
cupation as lumberman, Granite Falls,
Wash.
"piocoof jowolry, tho question
Tho othor dopends upon tho
and intentions of your dealor.
WANT AD8 '
Advertisements for the want ad col
umn should be left at the business of
fice, basement Administration build
ing, between 11 a. m. and 12 m., or
between 2 p. m. and 5 p. m.
Want ads will positively not be .In
serted unless paid In 'advance, at the
rate of 10 cents per Insertion for
every fifteen Words or fraction there
of for the first Insertion; three ltiser:
tlons 25 cents; five Insertions 40 cents!
WAITED Now BonB8.atid yollB for
the Minnesota, Ioya and Kapsas
games.
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WANTED Somebody to mako up
football songs to popular music. Hand
all songs to S. A. Mahood or R. S.
Moseley.
Wanted Student to woit table and
tend furnace for room and board.
Box 578, Lincoln. It
Student across the street fr(om the
campus wants .room mate. Rt req
aonablo. Box 1182, Station A. 11-1 1
Lost A pair of gloves, at convoca
tion Tuesday, or Freshman meeting.
Return to Nebraskan office. 17-lt
, Lost A signet ring with the old Eng
lish lottor "J" on it. Finder please
leave at Nebraskan office. Rqward.
18-3t
i Lost Chain gold beads. Return
1315 K. Phono 7724. ', It
CROSS COUNTRY SQUAD GROWS:
Dally Increase In This Ine of Athf
letlcs Gives Hope to Coach Clapp.
Never before, in; the' history. 'of the
CornhiiBkor. institution has so much
iiitorest b6on taken r in crpiis country
.running has been manifest this yoar.
fThere are at present about thirty men
put every evening, running to tho state
fair grounds, around the track three
times, and back to the gymnasium
ngaln. This makes a Ave mile run;
wjilch is the dlBtanco that must be
traversed by the men Who make the
team when they go to Chicago in the'
intercolleglute meet '
j.The succoBB of tho Nebraska teams
for the past Ave years haa been an
incentive fqr. itho., hard work ;of thp.
riien, and the' prospects for'a, winning
team have never been brighter. Three
ofj tho men on lastiyear's-.toam ihaye.
been training and the competition for
tho remaining two places haa been
keen. From tho present prospects ttho
irien who were on the team la't year
wHl have toaghtffHothot&ioBt; to
e.tain their poaltidnB.as the' number
o(men eligible for the team Is proof
hpt there is an abundance ot good
triate'rlalii "' ;""?'".-'?? "fj"'-. ot"
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HE above is a good illustration of the
building of Lincoln's Head - to - Foot
Clothiers as it looks at night. This
firm is one of the foremost men's outfit
ters in the west. Twenty-seven years
and more they have been leaders in style
and value-giving.
The. standard goods of the world can
be purchased at this store.
Seven of the best makes of Clothing
are sold by this firm. The leading makes
of Shoes are there; the best Hats, Knox,
Stetson and Imperial. Manhattan Shirts,
Staley Underwear, and Hole-Proof Hos
iery, six pairs guaranteed for six months.
Mayer Bros. ar the Lincoln agents
for the Ardoc Overcoat, four coats in one ,
auto, rain, dress 'and opera. Mayer
Bros,, are headquarters for Pennants ox
all the Colleges in the University.
Smart
Styl6$ ,A
For Winter
'Varsity KSffiPA
Amongiour winterrweight Regal models are
several custom styles that
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shoes1 has "thorouhlHed
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universities. Every line of these
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adpreciate that Regal auarier.
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