The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, December 03, 1909, Image 4

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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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Fifteen Dollars
At our store will buy a first
class Suit or Overcoat,
Blacks, Blues and
fancies all
fabrics
Glad to show you.
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Palace Cothing Co.
1419 O Street
$15.00
$15.00
Thursday, December, 9th
THE TEMPLE ORCHESTRA
Carl F. Steckleberg, Conductor
Sidney Silber, Piano Soloist
Every Student should hear this Orchestra
55 Pieces 55 "Pieces 55 Pieces
Seats now on Sale. $1.00, 75c, 50c, 25c
SIGMA XI ANNOUNCES
II PARTIAL PROGRAM
FIR8T MEETINQ WILL BE HELD.
. DEC. 13 IN ELECTRICAL LAB.
PROfESSOR LOWELL CHARTER DAY
Noted Authority on Mars, Its Canals
and Astronomy, Will Address
the Meeting on Febru
ary 15th.
Amiauial Hop
December 4
FORESTERS
Frat Hall $1.25
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WE HAVE a number of smart dress models in
' Regal Shoes. They're bound to win the
approval of the best-dressed men in town.
And the fit of these Regal dress models is just as
neat as their appearance.
REGAL SHOES
are always built after the latest, exclusive custom
styles and always fit like made-to-measure shoes,
because they are made in quarler-slzcs.
Your dress shoes should be absolutely correct
that's why you need Regals.
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Regal
Dress Model
$050 $J00 $C
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The program for tho meotlngs of
Sigma XI, tho honorary scientific fra
ternity, has been made out In part, and
was announced yeatorday. Tho pro
gram consists of lectures by members
of tho fraternity on sclontlflc subjects.
Tho lectures nro, howover, usually of
such a nature to bo popular with a
largo number of tho university public
and nro always well attended.
Tho first meeting on the schedule as
mado out at th present time will be
held December 13. Tho program for
this meeting will be divided into two
parts, tho first of which will consist
of an address by Dr. II. H. Walto on
"Polyomyolltl8.,, . Tho address will bo
illustrated with lantern slides and ac
tual bacteriological specimens pre
pared by tho doctor In Investigating
the dlsoaso which caused -so much
nlarm throughout parts of the state
during the early part of this fall. He
will take up tho different points nul
phases of the disease from the bac
teriological standpoint.
Advance In llluminants.
Tho second part of tills mooting will
bo devoted to olectrical llluminants.
Professor Morso will domonBtrato tho
recent advances in this phase of the
practical application of science with
soino elaborately constructed appa
ratus which ho 1b at tho present timo
engaged In setting up In tho electrical
laboratory, whero tho locturo will bo
hold.
Tho second mooting of Sigma XI will
bo hold on Chartor Day, when Dr. Per-
clval Lowoll of Harvard will lecture.
This will bo ono of tho largest meet
ings of tho fratornlty for this year.
Professor Lowoll Is ono of tho fore
most authorities on Mars, Its canals
and astronomy. Ho made a special
study of this subject, on which ho will
speak, soino tlmo ago In Arizona.
At State Farm.
Tho third mooting of tho year will
bo held at tho state farm, nlthough
tho dato has not as yet boon definitely
docidod upon. Tho program will con
sist of lectures by Professors A. A.
Emerson and B. Q. Montgomory. Tho
subjects of theso lectures have not
been announced, but thoy will bo along
tho lino of tho rccont developments In
heredity.
Tho remainder of tho program has
not boon settled upon. Tho lectures
of tho society aro always well attend
ed and provo of Interest to a largo
part of tho university public. Thoy
sometimes tako up tho scientific sub
jects from a strictly sclontlflc view
point and in scientific torms, but this
Is usually tho caso only whon tho sub
ject will not permit of moro popular
treatment.
Sigma XI is a national honorary
scientific fratornlty. Tho object of
tho fratornlty Is to oncourago original
research along scientific linos and to
bring to tho public tho latest results
schlovod in science.
An Instructor in tho University ot
Kansas says that ho can In fifteen
minutes teach any ordinary man to
swim. Evory sophomore and ovory
freshman there has to learn that art.
Dr. Jamos P. Magenls of tho Boston
board of education announces that
hereafter ovory high school girl In tho
city, unless Incapacitated, will bo re
quired to master tho art of swim
ming In ordor to obtain points for hor
graduation.
Tho hoard of education of Now
York City has decided to build an
olght-story high school . building at
Irving Place. Tho building is esti
mated to cost $10,000,000, will accom
modate 6,000 pupils and, will have four
elevators. Ono of tho features of this
highest high school will bo an assem
bly hall seating 1,600 persons.
Time For
Christmas
Choosing
Holiday lines
are ivJow quite
complete.
There is special
advantage in
Early Shopping.
Miller $ Paine
IF you wear good clothes we want you
to know more about our Kensington
garments for Men and Young Men
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Fitting Men Better
with better clothes and
better values is what
we try to do, and a
large portion of men
say we do it and say it
enthusiastically.
K E NSINGrTON
clothes are now known
and referred to as the
standard by which
others are measured,. a
fact for which there is
a reason and you will
know the reason if you
onee put them to the
test.
Try One of the New
Grays, $15.00 arid up;
Magee & Deemer
Kensington Clothes, Stetson Hats, Manhattan Shirts
Three Stores Linboln, Aurora, Red Oak
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