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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (May 27, 1910)
SRKSBH THE DAILY NEBRASKAN .p-, SU9t v Boys--My Spring line of woolens are stunners. See them! L. J. HERZOG 1230 O St Fine Tailoring b Cornell University Medical College A oollcgo degree Is required for admission. Advanced atanding granted atudonta present ing satisfactory crouontinls from accredited medical colleges. Erery facility is offered to undergraduates socking the degroe of Doctor of Modiclno. Ample facilities aro also offered qualified graduates to pursue original Investi gation in any department. For furthor par ticulars npply to Tbi Dun, Cirnill Unlitriltr Midlcil Cilltn, First Ave. ondSMth St., New York City. TYPEWRITERS 1 Ail makes rented with stand $S I par Month. Bargains in I Rebuilt Machine I Lincoln Typiwrltir Exohangt I Auto 1155. Bell 1181. 122 No. 11th iSPo Fraternity and Sorority Trade j))Campusjl)j W- Gleanings W fA SPECIALTY Chas. W. Fleming JEWELER and OPT: ICIAV . 1311 0 St. - Lincoln, Neb ,'1 New Music fflffi When you go, bomo Bond to mo for the MS music that aro the "Hits" hero at tho MM Uni. Stay in tho gamo oven though you 'V aro at home. ill WALT "The Music Man" jtP- 1313 O STREET UNIVERSITY JEWELER k OPTICIAN C. A. Tucker JEWELER S. S. Shean OPTICIAN 1123 1 STREET, YELLOW FRONT Ttr PatrMuic Solicited C. IT. Frcy, ilorist, 1133 0 st. . The Cosmopolitan Club had its picture (nlv'ii ycstord-iy. New Ilayden Studio, 1127 0 st. Frcjhiiinii picnic Saturday at Capitol Beach. Cars leave Ninth and 0 at 4 o'clock. - - o . Chapin Bros., florists, 127 So. 13th. I 9 C I. Toof, '()!); has lxuMi iv elected superintendent of the schools of Fairfield for next year, o Domestic Lunch. J. McKen sie, 1230 II. 0 Frank Keinseh, Nebraska '00 teacher of (Jernian in the Lincoln hiirh school, is planning to spend this summer in fJennany. Eat at Don Cameron's Cafe, 115-110 So. 12th street. Major .John Derks and Quar termaster Modssitt were in Ash land Tuesday making arrange ments for the annual encainpnient which will he held .lime 8 to 13. 0 0 0. Try a lunch at the Y. M. C. A. Spa. 13th and P sts. Miss Cordelia Lukehart. class of 1010, .sails for Europe next Saturday. She will sail in com pany with her brother, who is a WANT ADS WANTED Wanted Students -as agents for Success Vacuum Gleaners. Call 310 No. 12th. l43-3t Wanted Students (ladies or gentlemen) who desire employ ment during vaciition may learn of: an opportunity by addressing Nebraskan "(I.'" Give, address, and hour interview mnv be had. tf Position Open Reportorial place on morning newspaper in Nebraska city of 10,000. Crack ing good chance to make good money. Must agree to stay by i he job. Experience .unnecessary. Address Box 1240, Station "A." 14o-2t LOST Lost A stud on campus. Find er return to Rag office. 143-3t Lost Muck Waterman foun tain pen, on campus. Reward for retuVn to Nebraskan office. 145-3t Lost Brown Moore's non-leak-able fountain pen. Upturn to Nebraskan office. 145-31 wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm mmmmmm. - . ' i . . Olmifitd Column J I Lost Ribbon watch fob with round charm set with' oval shaped moss agate. Finder please return to Nebraskan office. 143-3t FULK Straw-HATS-Straw 1325 O ST. Everything that is new and all the staple shapes in Straw Hats can be seen in our window. $1.00 to $6.50. sophomore, and they will spend most of their time in CJennany. Miss Lukehart will toach in Wy more high school next year. 0 0 0 Green's Sanitary Barber Shop. 120 N. 11th. TT SPEND YOUR SUMMER VACATION AT THE Minnesota Resorts They aro enslly reached via Chicago y Great Western ' Railroad The St. PaiuMtnneapolls "Short Line" '.. Two Dally Trains Daylight "Twin City Express" and , Ipiectrlc Lighted "Twin City Limited" " Comfortable atid complete in bvery detail Leave Omaha 9 A. M. and 8; 30 P. M. Round Trip $12.50 June 1 to September 30 Agents of all lines sell tickets Via tho CHICAGO GREAT "WESTERN. For further information, call at any ticket' ofllce, or address FRED WIGHT, Di.t. Past. Agt. J 1512 Farriam St. Omaha, Nqlir. M. S. Benney, ex-1011, was in the Nebraskan office Tuesday. Mr. Benney formerly was one of the "Rag" staff' and is now the successful editor of the leading paper of Ftdlerton, Neb., the Fullerton News. 000 Thornburg's Orchestra. Auto 5S77. 0 0 0 Uni Forester Goes to Montana.. 11. T. Guthrie has jpsLa'eceivod an appointment as forest guard in soutlnvGHtenirntana. lie will report fortuity early in. June and will Jre assigned to timber estimation and map work. Pro fessor Phillips says that he would like to have eight or ten more juniors to fill positions offered. In Michigan the department can not fill the 'applications of stu dents, while in Nebraska tho de partment cannot fill the applica tions of the foresters asking for men'. Exchanged at sophomore hop in men's dressing room, black gloria silk umbrella, natural wood handle. Return to Nebras kan office and receive reward. 142-3t Lost Phi Gamma Delta frat p?n, between university and 13th and II streets, via 13th andJC. Bet urn to Nebruskan officer and receive reward. 143-3t Getting Under Way early, in the task of Summer preparation give some men a decided advantage over others. Hirst .pick, ings are always best. HERE RIGHT- -RIGHT NOW Ease In These is assured when Summer Sun beats down unmerci lessly. B. V. D. Union Suits, amputated at shoulder and knees, give you comfort no bunching at the waist. Fabrics light yet sturdy $1.00, $1.50, and $2.00 a suit Summer Sense Says "wear a tubular kubable tie" minus teams, minus lin ing; they slip through the collar like an eel through e water -25c each Substantial Summer Comfort shirts built to catch the cool Summer breezes, Silk, silk and linen or soisette. Soft collars attached. $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50 fisaBeriaaiacbil GENUINE IMPORTED CALABASH PIPES at ED. YOUNG'S X . . TYPEWRITERS all makes Rent.Applloa on Purchoso Price. Fivo JDays Free trial boforo you pay: Two years guarntco wnon you purchase. Easy TormB. (iot ,our list. Auto. 2080; Boll 1200. B. F. SWANSQN CO., Inc. 143 So. 13th St. PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY PHYSjOrJNS AND SURGEONS DR. LILLIAN SNOW, 1339 0; uours, v a. in. co v p. in. dis eases of women. Auto 3038. DR. 0. H. RUSH, v Surgeon, r. Richards Block. Both Phones. DR. J. R. HAGGARD, 221 Burr Blk. Both Phones. LIFE INSURANCE UNION CENTRAL LIFE, S. B. Goon, agt., 216 Richards blk. $ fe1 Life-Preserver F a JL..Z& or eur Shoes-. Before buying your spring foot wear let Beclunan Bros, sliow you their new snappy oxfords. 1107 O st. F-r-H Mr. Graduate If you would be suro vour shoes for graduation are correct in style, exact in fit and smooth t in workmanship, then tyiy the F-F-H Shoe, $3.50, $4.00 $4.50. YATES-PRENCM CO; Old Shoes Made New, aC,&. SttO Few t coplc realize that the finest shoes can be ruined by poor-alioc folish. The acid cr alkali in such polishes destroys ihc leather.. When we sell our customers Regal Shoes we now that wc arc Giving them the very best leathers in the world, but to imu:c lone, tstiilfactory service we always recommend Regal Dressing M This dressing is made by the Regal Shoe' Company la ptolect, their Regal Sheet not lor profit, where ihe sams manufacturer makes both shoes and droning you have the hot pouiblc Guantee of the quality of,' that dressing. Regal Dressing ii quickly and easily applied, keeps the leather polished, sod and flexible, and greatly lenatheaa' the life of your shoes. 'There are different kinds of Kefl Dressing for various kinds cf leatheis. Sold only at our sioce per bottle, 25c. Speier & Simon ' fit I i. 222?22ZZZ rrfftDJ 'J'."-7rfc,