The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, October 30, 1909, Image 3

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TODAY, 2:3Q; TONIGHT, 8:15
LYMAN TWINS
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Mat., SOc and 25c; Night, $1.00 to 25c
MONDAY NIGHT, NOV. 1
D meAde
IN "JACK AND JILL"
WED., MAT? AND NIGHT, NOV. 3
"QO'INQ SOME"
LYRIC THEATRE
WEEk 8TARTING
MONDAY NIGHT, OCTOBER 25
A DRAMATIC.TRIUMPH. NN
The Oris is
Will Be Presented by the
LYRIC STOCK COMPANY
Matinee Wed.. 8at.; 25c and 25c
Evenings 15, 25c and 35c
Next Week
"A BACHELOR'8 ROMANCE"
ORPHEUM
ADVANCE D3 VAUDEVILLE
WEEK 8TARTING OCTOBER 25
SEE
PRANKLYN UNDERWOOD
AND
. FRANCES SLOSSON
IN
"DOBB'S DILEMDIA"
MAT. (EXCEPT MQN) 2:30 15c, 25c
EVE.AT 8:30 15c, 25c,'35c, SOc
'Phones: Bell 936, Auto" 1528.
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JLj. J. Herasog
Tht University Man's Tallir
Tho Finest Worjc Dono tfnd'Prices Right
1 Call at Oar Now Store
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TYPEWRITERS
All makes rontcd with stand $3
per Month. Bargains in
Robnilt Machines
Lincoln Tyjjiwrlttr Exohinft
Auto 1155. Boll 1181. 423 No. 11th
Underwood Typewriter Go.
. TYPEWRITERS .SOLD AND
llEaripED
187 No, 18th. Boll848.' Auto 2585
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OUR WOOLENS
Elliott 3Bf OS.
TAILORS
142 SOUTH TWELFTH
UNIVERSITY JEWELER & OPTICIAN
C. A; Tucker
JEWELER ,
S. S. Shean
OPTICIAN
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Quality Counts
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FRANKLIN'S
ICECREAM!
tL'-rIS?SO POPULAR '
tfe.ip$ke,APPcllty f fan-,.
'and punch fdr rat ,AV Sorori
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always orfhancfi1 Bell 300, -
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jjj Gleanings w
Froy & Frey.
Qlrla save your dates Nov. 19.
Dr. J. R. Davis, Dentist. 1234 O St.
Minor Wasom, 1908, former bat
talion major, was a campus visitor on
Thursday. Mr. Wasom waB on his
way to Hebron, Neb.
Chapin Bros., florists. 127 So. 13th.
Basketball practice will begin Tues
day, Nov. 2, at 4 p. m.
Spalding gymnasium and basket-ball
shoes, Swedish gymnasium shoes.
Beckman Bros., 1107 O St
A new floor has been laid in tho
gymnasium in front Qf tho men's
dressing room. The old one was
worn out by tho wear of shoes and
it was necessary to replace it.
Learn the fancy dances taught on
8aturday night the university night
Unl. Orchestra. Lincoln Dancing
Academy, 1124 N 8t. 24-2t
G. G. Gilbert, '09, Is farming near
Johnson, Neb.
Green's Sanitary Barber Shop. 120
N. 11th.
Edward C. Johnston, '09, reports
business good. He 1b practicing law
in Lincoln.
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Get your danco programs at George
Bros., 13th and N sts.
Wlllard C. Mills, Jr., '09, is engaged
in electrical engineering at Oakland,
Cal.
I? I T f IT NEW ARRIVALS IN
riJL,lv HATS & CAPS
1325 O Street Just
The big night Students' night Sat
urday. Unl. Orchestra. Lincoln Danc
ing Academy. 8ee display ad. 24-2 i
Girls Bavo your dates Nov. 19.
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We have the beat Tan Drill Shoo
on the market. Price $4.00. Rogers
& Perkins, 1129 O at. 25-2t
Edward M. Riltledge, '09, has been
appointed assistant registrar, Univer
sity of Nebraska.
A Classy Shoe for Collego Men ia
tho now Walk-Over Shoo at RogerB &
Perkins.' It Is swall and snappy.
Made with high arch, hlght too and
high Cuban heel. You will not be
strictly in it without a pair. It
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Girls save your dates Nov. 19.
A student, with some experience as
a solicitor, if acquainted with news
paper work all tho better, can securp
work for Saturdays or odd half days
if wanted. Inquire 202-203 Fraternity
building. 24-3t
Froy & Frey, choice flowers. 1338
Q St., north side.
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Edward E. Shoufler, '09, is minister
of tho Baptipt church at Syracuse, Neb.
Romombcr Don Cameron, Ho is
issuing coupon books at a discount
this year, and has fitted up an ad
joining room with tables. 115-119
So, 12th.
Edward W. White, '09, is with the
WoBtJnghouse Electrical & Manufac
turing, Co., Wllklnsburg, Pa.
Try a lunch at tho Y. M. C. A,. Spa.
18th and P Sts.
.Thomas R. Stocker, '09, who was
given P. B. K, honorp, is, continuing
his Btudies, in "the 'lawn college. 4 v'
Special rates featJi&ntfc&Jolft our
class at once. Lincoln Dahclng Acad
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. Wm. E. Flake, '09, -spent .the. past
summer on the. faro, but now has
cuarge ui mo buuwip. . -..,
Neb.
' Try Tfeprnburg's Orchestra for your
nnuai-partABicond none, yiolta
ani" win ''instrument lessow glveli.
"-Maxwell $:BogtitoVv09,vllB taking
tho law courso at tho University of
Nebraska.
Have your clothoa pressed at
Wobor's Suitorium, 12th and O.
Students of Butler Collego, when
thoy pay their tuition, aro given tick
ets which admit thomwithout chargo
to all tho homo games.
Am I straining my eyes? Don't
guess it's risky. My business is to
toll you. G. W. Howe, optician, 319
No. 12th. 23-3t
Swimming is a compulsory counjo at
Syracuse University. Freshmen aro
taught how to swim and to biwo their
lives and those of othors.
Chris Bath House, 11th and P.
Turkish, Bhower and plain baths.
8ee our display ad. Lincoln Select
Dancing Academy, 1124 N.
Announcement has been made by
tho members of tho American Homo
Economics Association, of which Miss
Clara Bouton of Nebraska is ono of
tho councilors, that thoy will com
mence tho publication of a magazine
called tho Journal of Homo Economics.
Miss Cora O'Connoll, who graduated
from tho university In 1900, and at
present is an instructor in tho Stato
Normal school at Kearney, has sent
to tho university herbarium a bunch
of heather from Alaska. The plant Is
an exceedingly beautiful ono. ""
The M. E. laboratories aro all ready
to start up for this year, but aro un
ablo to do so on account of the trans
formers for the building not boing
here. Professor Richards wired for
them, but was unable to obtain any
definite date of delivery of them from
the factory; thus the date of com
mencing shop work ia Indefinite.
the New Things You Want
WANT AD8
Advertisements fpr 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 Inser
tions 25 cents; five Insertions 40 cents.
WANTED Now songs and yells for
tho Minnesota, Iowa and Kansas
games.
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WANTED Somebody to make up
football songs to popular music. Hand
all songs to S. A. Mahood or R. S.
Moseley.
Wanted A room-mato at 1140 M.
Good room. Call any evening. 24-3t
Lost Peary watch charm, with,
Masonic emblem on it. Return to
Nebraskan offlco. ' 20-3t
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Found Season athletic ticket signed
E. E. Murphy, Jr. Owner may have'
samo by calling at Nebraskan offlco
and paying for this ad.. 23-3t
LoBt Gold cuff-link. Please rpturn
to Olga Strasting, 1236 Q, and receive
reward. s . 23-3t
'Lost Franklin and Williamson Al
.ternatihg Currents... Return to Dally
XNeorasKan. . jx
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Lost "Eagle" founin ponr' either
in chemistry lab or gym. Finder please,
return to Nebraskan office. It
. Wanted Eneineorlnar studontaMwho
have taken M. E. 1 to volunteer theiti
services to do latno.worK during tne
maustriai. exniDit wnich la to be neia
im4 tie city Auditorium1 during the
I mating of, the.Btate Teaebers' Abc-
ciauop, iNovemuer o, 4, o. .auymuueac
whp. is willing to give ono, two ot
three Voufs ior his university please
hotify Professor Bunt lag, or Geerge'R:
QkAtDurn. c'halrmc'Commltee.'o' E&-
' EQUIPS FOtf THE'riRKtlDK.
College Training Makes Co-Eds letter
Home-Keepers Than Girls With
out the Advantages.
Tho collogo woman ia tho bottor
equipped to servo In tho howo and
for tho uplift ofihumanlty, according
to opinion shown in tho discussions In
tho annual convention of tho associa
tion of colleglato alumnao, in session
at Cincinnati. .
Miss M. Cary Thomas, president of
Bryn Mawr collego, chairman of a
commlttoo that has takon statistics
on collogo women in tho United States,
roports that when men and womon aro
educated together there is no greator
number of marriages than, when tho
sexos aro educated soparatoly; that
778 Qut of of 1,000 collogo women, on
Joy excellent health; only oight collogo
womon out of 1,000 havo ill health;
tha the health of women improves
whllo In collego; that collego womon
in general have bettor health than
womon who do not attend collogo; that
collego womon marry stronger mon,
any they choose moro wisoly , and ono-
third of tho husbands of collogo womon
havo higher salaries on tho avorago
than tho husbands of womon who have
never attended collogo."
As to bearing children, Miss Thomas
declared collego women had an aver
age of 3 2-3 children, whllo non-collogo
women had 3 5-10, bo collogo womon
wore In tho load slightly, although
they married later in life' than womon
who never attended collogo.
Lord Curzon, tho chancellor of Ox
ford University, proposes tho abandon
ment of compulsory Greok, tho con
ferring of unlvorslty degrees on wo
men, and the admission of non-conformists
to theological 'degrees.
The Uni. Mandolin and Guitar Club
wants more members. An opportunity will be given everyone
to join a club. Apply to
BYRON W. WAY, University School ol Music, 11th & B St.
For Your Noon Lunch
STOP AT THE FOLSOM
Jnst what you want and aorved the-wny yon llko.lt.
Students' Trado Appreciated.
SEND FOR OUR NEW
The Cost of
It
will tell you
v Cleaning
Ribbonc
, Gloves
Neckties
Slippers
' Plumes
Corsets
Skirts
Furs
Jackets
Walsta
Flags
Veils
Overcoats
Angora Rugs
Bath Robes
Mattresses
t Blankets i,
Pillows
8l)k Underwear
Parasols
Feather B.oas
Uniforms v
Lodge Paraphernalia
Billiard Table Covers Lace Curtains
Sashes Fancy Vests
Lace Bedspreads Shawls ,
Muffs ( Lingerie
Fur Rugs and Mount- Men's' Suits ' "
Ings '' Cushions '
,Leflglhs Bear and Tiger Mats
' Sweaters ' ' .
AND HUNDREDS OP OTHER THINGS.
There is no known mothod we &6 not employ.' 4
We haye iVo largest'cleanlng and dyeing establishment in the West.
-, -10,000 feet of 'floor space; capacity, 8,000 garments per day.
.' Members National Aseoc4atio of Gleaners and Dyers.
Expressage paid one way, to1 any point in the United State
CallorwrlTO-DAy. '
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The Daily Nebraskan
Two DoHat s Pet,Mmt
I At Herpoiaheimcr's I
I Full ilze fountain pen 14 let I
gM pelat, medium or fine.
Special Price 85c I
I EVERY PEN GUARANTEED I'
Hot Drinks
are now in season Do you know
any place where you can (et as
QUICK SERVICE
aa you can at ournew store? No
need of being crowded.
Lincoln Candy
Kitchen svK'coroer
Atfto2214-BoU450
1307 O St.
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Bath Rugs ;
Oriental Rugs
Fancy Work
Stand Covers'
Carriage Robes
Party Dresses
Opera Coats
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