The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, April 12, 1910, Image 3

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OLIVER THEATRE
THURSDAY NIGHT, APRIL 14
"MISS PATSY"
With Gertrude Qulnlan
And All Star Cast.
Prices $1.50 to 50c.
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CHA8. B. HANFORD
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Sat. Night, "Taming of the Shrew."
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Boys--My Spring line of
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L. J. HERZOG 1230 O St
, Fine Tailoring
PERITORIC LENSES
Docs Away With Reffcctlon
SHAPED TO THE EYE
HOWE OPTICIAN
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Tht First Trust I Sav
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4 Par Cent Interest A
$1 pins an aooount
pins
Corner 10th & O S(rU
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The Owl Pharmacy
Northeast Corner 14th and O Streets
-lot and Cold Drinks at
Our Fountain
C. H. Frey, florist, 1183 O street
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Leroy Temple, Ml, spent Sunday in
Ottinha.
Ghapln Bros., florists. 127 So. 13th.
Miss Lela Berry visited with her
pnrents In Falrbury Sunday.
Thornburg's Orchestra. Auto 5877.
Byron C. Yoder, '08, Delta Upsllon,
spent Sunday In Lincoln.
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Try a lunch at the Y. M. C.,A, Spa.
13th and P Sts.
Harry VeTlars, Acacia, vlBlted In
Tecumseh the latter part of last week.
Eat at Don Cameron's Cafe, lir.-HO
So. 12th BtreeL
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H. P. Wunder, '10, nndW. LI. Ran
dall, Ml, visited In Omaha Sunday.
Green's Sanitary Barber Sh'op. 120
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Miss Hazel Rabor, Ml, Ib reported
as being on the sick list
Before buying your spring footwear
let Beckman Bros, show you their
new snappy oxfords. 1107 O st.
There was no spring footbnll prac
tice yesterday, but work will' -be re
sumed today.
John Newell of MInden Is visiting
his brother, L. O. Newell, for a few
days.
Hazel Fall, ox-M2, Delta Gamma,
spent Sunday with her sorority sis-tors.
Cornell University Medical College
A coHoko iIortoo la required for admission.
Advanced standing granted students prostnt
Ing satisfactory orodontlnls from accredited
inodical colleges. ETory facility Ib oITorcd to
undergraduates Booking tho dogreo of Doctor
of Medicine. Araplo faollltics aro also of f orod
iunlined graduates to pursue original Investi
gation In any department. For furthor pur
Honiara apply to Thi Dun, Cirnill Unlurtltr Midlcil
' Collict, First Avo. and 28th St., Now York Cltyr
Bring Yur Next Job of Printing to J
I" YARiifEPrarnNGco. i
' and Get Satitfactory Res'ulU
12S-130 No. 14th St. Auto 3477
"Vl'cl" Eye Glasres.
Howe, Optician, 310 No. 12th.
Charles Yocum of Broclc was visited
Saturday by his father. Mr. Yocum
returned home Sunday.
Ben Johnson of Fremont and Ellis
DraUo of . Oniaha, . -both Dolta Tan
Delta, visited friends In Lincoln Sun
day. 0
Yesterday afternoon "'"a Tuatirieo
mtiBlcale was given In tho nuiBlc ball
of tho Temple. ' Thoso taking part
were junior students in music.
Clarenco Korstlan, Ml, has been at
his. homo In Crete for tho past week
looking after business interests there.
Ho returned to school yestorday.
Miss Laura Peterson, '12, and Mabal
Solmon, Ml, both of Alpha OtnicrGTT
Pi, spent Saturday and Sunday In
Omaha.-
Miss Sarah Herrlngton, Alpha Omi
cron PI, spent Saturday and Sunday
attending a Iioubo party glvon by Miss
Edith Carpenholt of Arlington.
R. W. Patterson, Ml, Acacia, of
"Waslilngton Count House, OTilo, lias
been compelled to drop out of school
nnd return home on account of the
serious Illness of his mother.
Tho special program of the Palla
dlnn Literary Society given last Fri
day by tho young hullos of that, organ
ization consisted of a short play. The
program was a grand success.
D. C. McCIennon, '00, wlio Is now
engaged In Irrigation projects in Colo
rado and Wyoming, Iiqb been spend
Ing tho last few days visiting friends
In the unlvorBtly.
Miss ' Rosolla Skinner and Miss
Juno Hickman of Aurora have been
guests of Miss Irma Franklin for tho
FULK
FURNISHER - HATTER
1325 O STREET
LEWIS UNDERWEAR
New Spring and Summer1 line just in. If
you've not experienced the delight of a
Levi's Union Suit, put it off no longer.
Prices reasonable. The satisfaction great:
PRICES 1 UP TO $3
The Silver Serpents will hold' their
Initiation tonight.
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Delta Zeta entertained Informally at
the home of Mrs. C. E. Shugart, 2445
J street, Saturday afterndon.
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Miss Leah Carl sent the botany do-
SEE OUR WOOLENS
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TAILORS (
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Cincinnati $2.50 Shoe
Stp'rfeanti ElcctWc
Repair. Factory
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New Location M2 North 12
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partment a line specimen of trailing
arbutus from Now York.
Miss Almoo Koutz of Ponca and
Miss Janet McAllister of Columbus
have pledged Alpha Omlcron PI.
Kappa Sigma held an Initiation Sat
urday evening and ducked some men
In tho Eleventh Btreet fountain.
Tho members of tho Alplia Phi
sorority gave their annual part at
tho Lincoln hotel Saturday evening.
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Miss , Both Parkinson" of Council
Bluffs attended, tho annual party of
Alpha Phi Saturday evening,
Tom Murphy, Beta Theta Pi, who
Is now located in Kansas City, spent
Sunday with fraternity brothers,
Rev. J. M. Bates of Red Cloud Is
visiting In the 'city! Mr. Bates is one
of tho best botanists in the state and
has a large collection of specimens.
Ho has donated a large number of
valuable Specimens to the' university.
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THATSWHY
FRANKLIN'S
IPF CREAM
IS SO POPULAR
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past fow days. They attonded tho
Alpha Chi Omega party last Friday
night and returned to Aurora yester
day. .
Miss Kathcryn Milroy of Omaha and
Miss Lela Husoof'Fullerton wero
.guests at tho-AlphaEhl -house-Saturn
day and Sunday.
Tho bulletin of tho University of
Michigan summer Bchool Ib out. It
names Raymond J. Poolo as assistant
professor In tho botnny department.
Charles D. Schell, '91, visited the
university yesterday. Mr, Schell
taught for many years In tho Philip
pine Islands, but Is now located in' the
state of Washington,''
U. M. Benedict, '90, profossor of
biology In tho University of Cincin
nati, has written to his old friends in
tho faculty. He declares himself to
be pleased with his present work.
.
Miss Howell's cIqbs la dramatic In
terpretation listened yesterday morn
ing to a shor play entitled "IuHpnpr
Bound," presented by members of the
class. The presentation wbb very ef
fective. Those taking part wero Paul
Yates, Miss Killian, Howard Plasters
and, Miss Hogriff. Miss Nlta Hazel-
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Pay Your Election Bet
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Yates-Prench Co.
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1220 O STREET
Auto 417
Bell 804
Rudge & Guenzel Co.
Men's Summer Shirts
$2.50 and $3.50 Shirts at $1.20
f MEN'S SUMMER SHIRTS with collars attached
'"7 .nearly 500 garments of pure Silk, Silk arid Linen arid
Mercerized cloth. Exceptionally attractive striped effects
and plain kcolor including Tan, Grey, Blue, Pink, Helio,
arid White. A number of these Shirts have been taken
from our regular lines A very large assort- "djl Of
merit offered this week at P "
Special at 50c
JJ1 These Shirts come with collar or with neck band in
both plain and plaited effects. Colors shown in Tan
or Grey. Choice of the entire showing this CQif
week at OJC
Wash Neckwear
at 3 for 50c
( Ve show a complete spring line in r?annel, Open-'
" end or Reyersible shapes. Buy your Summer needs
while the assortments are at their best. O Cgm Eff
Choice of theSpring and Summer line at TO tJvrC
" Furnishers to Men Who Know "
TYPEWRITERS ALL MAKES
Rent Applios on Purcbaso'Pric'o. Fivo Days Froo trial boforo you
pay- Two yours guarntoo whon you purchase. Easy Terms. Got
our 'list. Auto. 2080; Boll 1299.'
B. F. SWANSON CO., Inc. 143 So. 13th St.
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GERTRUDE QUINLAN.
FRANCES RING.
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"Miss Patsy? at the Oliver
Thursday Night, Aisril 14
Henry W. Savage has assembled. to-1
gether one of tho strongest companies
of comedians of recent years tfor tte'
presentation of "Mls$ Patsy," In -which
Gertrude Qulnlan, the original slanfey
waitress fpf "Tho College Widow" iB
th? bright particular star. The com
pany Includes jio less than six1 or tho
original cast of "The College Wldovy''
including 'Laurance Wheat, Thomas
Melghan, Aalln4, Dunlap Francis
Ring and MaudV Earlo. "Miss Pats"
comes here direct from a run 'of 100
I performances at tho Chicago Opera
House. It will be presented, at (he
Oliver on Thursday nlght.
Gertrude Qulnlanr the plguant
comedienne who made ,o phenomenal
a success In the amusing role of
"Flora Wiggins" In "The College
Wldow.jtUl play thp name part, in
"Miss Patsy," ' .' , ,
Vrnncna Rlne. handsome and gifted
as a comedienne, was cKosenrbm a
lengthy list of famous' actresses to
create the rolo.of "Helen Burrella" In
'Miss Patsy," the arabltlqus.oracter
comedy which .Henry W. Syae .sent
from NewYoriTrl:.rin tho'.r 1910.
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