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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1909)
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DRY QOODS Alijfer & Pain lltidgo & Guodttl lrtidaaisTS ' , ftlggs iNGRAVBRS ; ' '; t ' I Cornell ittiORlSTS C. it Frejr Frey & Frey f'OrNishIngs fcudd FIK Mageo & Deemer Mayer Bros. Palace Clothing Co. Rudge & Guentel Speler & Simon Armstrong Clothing Co. '(Jeri's, HATTERS Budd Fulk Unland Armstrong Clothing Co. Magoe & Deemer -Mayer B,roa Palace Clothing Co. Rudge & Guenzel Speler & Simon ICE CREAM Franklin Ice Cream X36. JEWELERS Hallett Tucker JiAUNDfttES Bvana OPTICIANS Shoan Howe. PHOTOGRAPHERS Townsead PRINTERS Ueorgo Bros. Simmons Van Tine RESTAURANTS Boston Lunch Oamefo&'a Y. Mt 0. A. Spa RAINCOATS Gotd?dar Raincoat Co. SHOES Armstrong Clothing Co. tfockman Bros. Dudd , Men's Bootery Rogers Perkins Mayer Bros. Miller & Paine SKIRTS 4 Skirt Store TAILORS Elliott Bros. I sGr&frory Hersog :i joej The Tailor. " " THBATBR8' - - Oliver , Orphoum. . . Lincoln Typewriter Br. Underwood Typewriter Otv P' SrsBBBBBM bt J!a ;f iiH Bl?fe W vyM Flt&t ?ty?TS HVtAhBHHHHHvHhMmmV Iiet me serve refreshments at your next party U-All-No- Tommy Find him at Herpolsheimer'a lHaHHlH CONDRA RETURNS PROM MEXIOO. Gives an Account of Things Nebraska Men Are Doing Dr. Gcorgo B. Condra returned Fri day front hid trip to Mexico City. Dr. Co'ndra was absent during the Thanks giving rocoaa and during his stay-in the warm country he met a number of Nebraska altimnl. While on hltf tHp tie visited Sallna Cruz ahd Vera Cruz 'harboi'fl and then Journeyed south on the Pan-Amorican railroad to the Guatemalan border of Central America. He mado a Btudy tit tropical and subtroploal industries and took numerous photographs to Il lustrate tho pulqUo, Hlbbor, banana, cocoanut and other industries. During his trip he rode oh practi cally all of the Pan-American railroads owned by Ambassador Thompson, for merly a resident of Lincoln. These lines are located in the most fertile part of Mexico, and at present are in rathor poor condition for traffic. Mr. Thompson and his board of directors propose to Improve tho lines rapidly and Immediately and to C6bnect with tho line leading to Guatemala City. Dr. Condra met many old Nebraska men on his trip. Jim Bell, once half back on tho varsity, Is editor of tho Herald in Mexico City. -0. S. Wilson, 1809, is one of the most prominent at torneys In Mexico City, and A. W. Allen, i909, Is In partnership with him. Geo. Babcock is at tho head of the Y. M. 0. A. work In Mfcxioo. A. B. LyOn, 1901, has purchased and 1b man aging about 70,000 acres of land hear Tonola. While at San Pedro in southern Mexico Dr. Condra heard from the lips of tho brother of A. E. Gordon, 1902, the story of Gordon's death. How ho had left tho town for ft neighbor ing placo to pay the laborers and while fording a river If 1b supposed that his horse lost his footing and drowned both horse and rider. Gor don will be remembered at Nebraska aB one of the best pitchers she ever had. . !...-. .. Si ,; ,' .j. .. .., PROM VICKET8 ON 8ALE. LbbbbbbbbbbbbbbVHHLj ' -BibK .BiiiBViiiiiX 4" j2ifasK?ir afflRocklimlAl BBflHBBBU l HrBW HHBp' v ' . eBBk .BBBr ' ' MMMr rOUKrFlV- XVERY EVENING 'CHICAGO tftfc BSt HOUR THE BEST TRAIN THE BEST WAY" To Ia Salle Station IN THE HEART OFCHICAGOS BUSINESS & SHOPPING DISTRICT r.H.lAKNES CITY PASSENGER AGENT 1141 O STJEUiET, LINCOIiNiJWEB jmmmmawmmmmmK UliUDIWUUU IJJJIWIHOI UUi TYPEWBITERS SOLD AND RENTED llWHo. lfitk Boll U6. Xniotm Athletic Goods old to Studentt at 10 per cent dit count if thU ad U brought to our store LAWLOfc CYCLE CO. !3a4 O STREET EE OUR WOOLENS Elliott Bros. TAILORS 142 SOUTH TWELFTH UNIVERSITY JEWELER fc OPTICIAN C. A. Tucker JEWELER S. S. Shean OPTICIAN 1123 Q STREET, YELLOW FRONT Your Patronage Solicited Senior formal tickets Are Put on Sale by the Members of the Committee. Yesterday Chalfhlan iPdrdyco ot the senior prom committee put the tick ets for tho senior itfom xn sale. This annual formal of tho upper classmen will be held Friday evening, January 7, at tho Lincoln. Tho price 6f the tickets this year Is J2.G0, and the grand march, It has been announced, will commence at oleht-thirty sharp, frick ets may be purchased of any bf tho members of the committee or of Mas ter of Cerembnles fclbbard. Tickets may be purchased from tho follpwlng people: Glen Fordyco, Sherman Hlb- bard, Jocoph Ebort, Jesse Clark, Rob ert Swltzler, S. Huffman, ItUpert Bai ley, T H. Wunderr H.,Ayleaworth, p. L. Olson, Anna Ballattl," Ida Myatt, Coralie Meyer, and Mr. Halllgan. Quality Counts TH Ar S WHY FRANKLIN'S ICE CREAM IS 50 POPULAR We make a specialty of f an c fcteatns. sherbets, Ices and puhch for Frat & SOrori ty parties.-'hipping Cream always on hand. Bell 205. Auto 8181. 1310 NBt In the BELMONT1' the ARA-NOTCtt does away with the buttonhole hat bothers.' .rbcS G. Dehny, 'Olf, Is &khk the Teachers College, Columbia 'University. ARROW COLLARS Uc jtmch. 2 for 25c. Cluetf, Peabody 8c Co. ARROW CUFFS, 25c! pk RED GROSS STAMPS ON SALE AT ROOK STORE linn ii u, LlfTLfe MEi&EN.cteRS OF MRCY PUT IN APPEARANCE. NEAkLV fIFTY THOUSAND ARE ISSUED Tremendous Popularity of 8ttckers Testified by Remarkable Growth of Lalea In Last Two Years. Tho Rod Cross Chrlatmas Stamp doubtless tho most promlnont llttlo factor In the holiday nctlvitloa of tho United StatoB today, traces Its an cestry back to Boston, whero Atainps, or "stlokora," wero first sold In this country to ralso fundB for 'philan thropic purposes. In 18G2 tho U. S. Sanitary Commis sion oonducted a great fair or bazaar and used tho money raised to cam for sick a"nd wounded soldlors In tho Civil war. Somo rosourcoful person concolvod tho Idoa of soiling special stamps as one moans of swolllng the proceeds of tho bazaar. From Boston tho Idea spread to many othor cities In tho east. It was not long until tho stamps Wore used for so ttlany purposes that the public lost Interest In them, .and tho ldoa was soon for gotten. Start In 1907. Tho Rod Cross stamp had Its ori gin In tho fall of 1907, wbon It was Issued to ralso money tor antituber culosis worki Tho Btamp was Orst tried in an oxporlmental way by the Delaware state branch of tho Amor lean Red CroBs, tho sale being con fined to Dolawaro and Philadelphia. Last year the American Rod Cross decided to nationalize tho Christmas stamp, and Howard Pylo, a prom lnont artist, contributed tho doslgn. State branches of tho Rod Cross, bo, camo gonoral agonts of tho little red and groon stamps with tholr mes sago of good will, yith much mis giving, an order for a million' stamps Ttfas placed. But tho ldoa "caught on" and spread like a prairie fire Tho Rod Cross offices In Washington wore deluged with orders from ovor tho country. A second million stamps was ordered. Another prlntor nnd then a third was put to work. Tho Ainorlcan Rod Crdss was fairly smothered under tho demand and tho printers were swamped. Exasperating delays occurred and good people all ovor tho land loBt tholr tempers bo causo they could not got Christmas stamps, and because tho Rod Cross had not tho foresight to prepare for the avalanche. 40,000,000 Out. .But there will not be any delays this ybar, for tho Rod Cross made Its first order 20,000,000 stamps. This has been increased to 40,000,000, ,and it is prepared to turn, out many millions, more on short notice. These Christmas stamps are being supplied to. University people by the Co-op and Uni book Btores, and a largo advance sale Is already reported. No student or faculty member should send out mail of any Boft during tho holiday season, which does 'hot bear oho of these messages of cheer. Lindsay Gas Lamp COMPLETE Jnnt tfaa Light for Btndent 7 Owl Pharmacy, 14th fc 0 BriafYeur Next Job fPriatiagto 1 I yAN TINE PRINTING CO. I and Get Satisfactory ResalU S 126-130 No. l4tf St Ante 3477 j V iJ Tht First Trutt .1 Sav ings Bank 4 Par Cenf Infirast J $1 fpllis M illllMt Comer JOlh Ac O SuU TYPEWRITERS All makes rented with stand $3 per Month. Bargain 111 Rebuilt Machinos Llnoiln Typiwrlfir Exohiiict AutollW. Bell 1181. 182 No. 11th i Hoi Drinks -B-Ilill-B at bow la .season. Do .you tnow any place where you can fet u QUICK SERVIG& as you can at ournew ftprei No need of being cfowbW Lincoln Candy ltCnen S. W. Corner - Electric Shoe Rep Factory 122foQ;Steet Saves you Time I Money rVll iVt? "Vitro' mi . i
