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! First' Triia.. 4b Bavlnga
rtlAKEMES
( iFolaom
HARDER SHOPS
,! Green's
'd'joOK STORES
: i'Coop.
jUnlverUty
CLEANERS
J. O Wood Jb Co.
Joo, The Tailor.
CL0TH1NQ
Farqubar - - - - - - -
Magoe ft Deemer
Mayer Bros.
' Palace Clothing Co.
' Speler ft "Blmon " .
Armstrong Clothlag Ce.
COAL
' Gregory
I Whltebroaat
CONFECTIONERT
Llncola Candy Kitche
Tommy
DANCING ACADEMY
"Llaeela . . .
"pitts . ,,;.,, t
COCTORB
' Dr. Cramb
JDRY GOODS
" Mlllor ft False
! Rudgo ft Guen-ol
HorpolsholmorB
DRUGGIBTS . .
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lENGRAVERB
I! Cornell
sWoRISTS
i C. H. Froy
CHAPIN BROS.
FURNISHINGS
Dudd
Fulk
Magoo ft Deemer
Mayer BroB.
Palaco Clothing Co.
' Rudge ft Guemel
Spolor ft Simon
Armstrong Clothing Co.
HATTERS
Budd
Fulk
Unland
Armstrong Clothing Co.
Mageo ft Deemer
Mayer Bros.
Palaco Clothing Co.
Rudgo ft Ouoniel i
. i Bpoler ft Simon .
ICE CREAM
Franklin Ico Cream Cm.
JEWELERS
Hallett
Tucker
LAUNDRIES
EvanB , .
OPTICIANS
Sheaa
Howe.
ORCHESTRA
Thornburg's.
. PHOTOGRAPHERS
Townsend
PRINTERS
81mmoBB
.Van Tine ., ;
1 RESTAURANTS
' , Boston Lunch
Cameron's ,
Y. M. C. A. Spa
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SHOES
Beckman Broa. t
Budd
Men's Bootery
Rogers ft Perklas
Mayer Bros. J
Miller & Palaa f
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YatoB-French Co,,,v
?SHOE REPA1RINO
I Electric Shoo Store
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Yatcs-Frencb. Co.
SKIRTS.
Skirt Store
TAILORS
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Elliott BroB.
ft. Herzog
Joe, The Tailor.
LUDWIO.
THEATER
' Oliver
Orpaevaa.
Lyrle
STYPEWRITERS
Llncola' Typewriter Be.
Uaderwoo Typewriter Oft,
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Spring Hats
The Latest Styles $2.00 to
$10.00
We take especial pride in orr
Hat department some 40 or 50
styles to show you, mostly Hawes
and Stetsons.
LINCOLN
New Music
Whon you up homo Bond to mo for tho
nuiulu that ar tlw "II tn" h-ro nt tho
Unl. Htnv In tho nam ovon though you
nro ut homo.
WALT "The Music Man"
1313 O STREET
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Just Published",
Webteri HEW INTERNATIONAL Dictionary,
(G. & C. Mcrriaa Co.r Springfield, Man.)
surpasses tie old Internatloctl ns much ns that
book exceeded Its predecessor. Editor la
Chief, Dr. Yf. 17 Harris, -former V: S. Cora.
of Edncation. The definitions have been re
arranged aad amplified. The number of terms
defined has been more than doubled. The Ety
mology, synonyms, pronunciation, bare re
ceived ttisparing scholarly labor. Tho laa-
guaie of English literature lor over teres
ceaturies, the terminology of the arts aad
sciences, and tho every-day speech of street,
ahoB. and household, are presented with full
ness aad clearness. In size of vocabulary, ta
richness of general information, uA in cm
vea!eacet)f consultation, the book sets a new
mark sa lexicography;
400,000 words and phrases.
6000 illustratioas.
. ,2700 pages.
Write to lb sUUUr fr Sfsrsaw htM.
THEY FIT
You get assurance
Clothes it's what
tailor-made garments, what you seldom get .in
ready-to-wear clothing.
(IT Our Kensington. Clothes-$20 to $40-not
U 6nly fit,' but they stay fit. It's because of
the extra care taken in the cutting and the
- tailoring they receive.
For the under-classmen we have the fa
mous L-System Clothes $15 to $3.0 clothes
with individualty, character, dash not fre.akish
ness,'but that manly broad-shouldered effect
that marks the college man.
Silk
A New Lot of Pare Silk Sox
50c
Think of it pure silk at that
price plain and fancy colors.
They're made with reinforced
heels and toe3 and very elastic
tops.
MAGEE&
-AURORA-
COMMENCEMENT WEEK AT
SBHO 1L 0FA6RIGULTURE
BACCALAUREATE 8ERMON LA8T
SUNDAY EVENING.
Diplomas Presented Friday Evening
Dr. Storms Address on "The Intoler
ance of Truth" Was an Ex
cellent Talk to Farm
Graduates.
This Is commencement week at tho
school of agrlculturo. Friday ovonlng
iho class of 1910 will receive their
diplomas. On Wcdnosday evening
will tako( place tho alumni banquet at
tho Ltndoll hotel.
Sunday ovonlng tuo baccalaureate
sermon was delivered by Dr. Albert
B. Storms, president of tho Iowa Stato
Agricultural Collego at Ames, la.
Rov. T. M. Shophord acted as chap
lain of tho evening. Miss Alice Ran
don sang a vocal solo, "O Lord, Bo
Merciful." Tho Agricultural School
Glco Club nlBo rendered music.
Dr. 8torrr8' Address.
Dr. StorraB subject was "Tho Intol
' oranco of Truth." In part his addroBs
was as follows:
"You who have been trained spo
daily for the world's great fields ot
J Industry must often stand, on tho
one hand as representatives of prop
orty Interests, while on' tho other you
must deal with men, with working
men who are bending to tho real
work of the world. You will of neces
sity deal both with capital and with
L labor, with money and with men. You
will ofton need to reach tho consci
ences of both sides or be recreant to
your own. It you aro insincere, If you
can be bought and sold, you aro ten
, times more guilty than tho most un
educated man who shovelB tho dirt to
your InBlncero planning, or even tho
furnisher of money whoso own mora,
sense may hide away behind your per
jured conscience and your purchaser;
bralna. You aro a traitor to a sacred
trust if you fail In ethical integrity.
"It Is the high duty of the educator?
man or woman to carry forward with
directness and energy the pronntnrd'
of oihlcal integrity. The professional
Engineer ought to make insincerity
shrivel and shrink from his very pros
'onco, Ho ought to set a premium on
of fit in Kensington
you pay extra for in
Sox-
DEEMER
othlcal Integrity by tho unquestioned
supremacy of honesty In his own char
acter. And your education In tho lab
oratories of sclenco as applied to the
industries, has somehow strangely
miscarried if it has not drilled into
your mental and moral boing an in
eradicable conviction as to tho duty of
othlcal Integrity.
The Coilege Girl.
"What Is the matter with tho dainty,
simpering, sjlly miBs who thinks she
is pretty, and whoso ideas and Ideals
of Ufo aro about as near tho truth as
her high school essay on 'The Sorrow
ing Symphonies of Nature are to the
real sweat and tho real tears of real
lahor and real grief? She needs edu
cating to sincerity, to bo n wholesome
woman, an honest and earnest woman,
a homo maker, or in somo place doing
tho real work that only a woman can
do, until sho can cntor upon life's
work with ethical Integrity.
"Wo ought to bo thankful for tho
wholesome ideas concerning woman's
education that prevail today. Give mo
tho collego bred girl for Wholosomo
ness and good sense, and good, hearty
womanliness. She ought to carry and
she does carry Into tho world today
Its best Illustration and ideal ot wo
manly strength and excellence. Shq Is
novtrl(ling; solflsh,holpless burden, but
man's helpmate and equal, whether as
his partner in homo making or In the
world's great industry outside tho
home. I know of no agency doing
more to bring othlcal Industry and
worth to women than modern educa
tion. If tho universe 1b ethically.
sound, educated men and women ought
to bo awa'ro of it and live and labor
In good heart, with a high sense of
responsibility and privilege.
"A cpnvlctlon of tho othlcal sound
ness of tho universe leads to .this other
cbnvlction that truth and reason and
right aro a sovereign trinity. These
threo aro ono. And the cultured man
".?n afford to be calm and .patient and
confident. Ho ought to bo emandpAted
from narrowing prejudices. But le
ought to bo tolerant. Ho ought to con
iemn by.b.Isvery presence both nar
rowness and wrong. But of all men he
should bavo greatest breadth of sin
cerest sympathy. Ho should not bo u
bigot, but be should much less be a
reckless, radical. Ho ought to be sano
He ought to bo thoroughly wholqsomc,
a whole man." T
New Skirts
Spring S'yles in Manhattans
$L50 to $3.00-
Another shipment just in last
week. Remember they're guar
anteed, a new shirt for every
one that fades. Plain or in the
latest patterns, many with the
soft double cuffs.
RED OAK
MANAGER WANTED
Enorgoiic mun who is well ac
quainted in Y.M.C.A. to do somo
speuiul woak dur tig noxt two
two weeks. Good puy. Call Tues
day or Wednesday. E. L. "Brad
bury, 208 Press Bldjf.
VACATION MONEY
You bur
C0 to
on credit
100 profit
and
monthly
prizes to
our agentt
par when
old and
koep tho
profits
Independence for Teachers and Students
who koll and ulrertlto our l'ATKNTKl STKAM
COOKEHand complete line ot l'UHE ALUMINUM
COOKINO UTENSILS. An opportunity to make
llta.00 and oyer erery month. Experience not
neoeuary. Wrlto now for particular. ' Addrcu
BALES MANAGER.
AMERICAN ALUMINUM MANUFACTURING CO.
V LEMONT. ILLINOIS j
UNIVERSITY JEWELER & OPTICIAN
C. A. Tucker
JEWELER
S. S. Shean
OPTICIAN
1123 0 STREET, YELLOW FRONT
Your ratrue Solicited
CONCORD EVANSTON
vlUt Ara-Hotch with Uuttonholo
THE NEW
Arrow
COLLARS
FOR SUMMER. High enough for
looks low enough for comfort and
plenty of room for tho tlo to alido in,
. .. L1 . . uc.cch.ai6rao.
nntu.rcaDoay x Co. ' Arrow Cuffs. .
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