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Oliver Theatre
Frl., Sat. and Sat. Mat., 8pt. 30-Oct. 1
Chas. A. 8ellon'
Merry Musical Extravaganza
THE GAT UNO THE FIDDLE
With '
Harry B. Watson and thtf Boylans
Night, 25c to $1.00 Mat. 50c and 25c
LinbUtn BVGNINOS AT BJ30 ,
0RPHEUM
BUffA ADVANCED VAUDVILLE
ON THE CAMPUS
Arthur Davte, 1913, of Lincoln has
pledgedTJelta Upsllon.
Get a fob or brooch at 340 No. llth
st. 2t
Tho members of the Bushnoll guild
entertained at an "open, Iioubo" Mon
day evening at tho Guild hall, 1501
It street.
Fountain pens at 90c.
Blty Book Store.
The Univer-2t
Week Starting Monday, Sept. 26
HAYWARD & HAYWARD
And 7 Other Big Acts
Mats. 15c and 25c
Evenings 15c, 25c, 35c and 50c
flf E ront all maltos of typewriters
" and f urniah with each machine
a golden oak typowritor table. A
special rato $0.00 for 8 months in now
boing offered.
Lincoln Typewriter Exchange
Ground Floor Hlchardn Block
The First Trust and
Savings Bank
PER CENT INTEREST
$1 opens an account "
130 South llth Stroot.
1L!I1 PRINTING Y0U WAtlT
Sco Us Boforo Ordoring Elsowhoro
Programs, Menus, Announce
ments, Stationery, Booklets
VANTINE PRINTING CO.
128-180 No 14th St.
SPECIAL GLASSES FOR UNI MEN
,AN OPPORTUNITY TO TAKE UTILI
TARIAN STUDIES.
The members of tho Bushnoll guild
will entertain all the Congregational
students at the Guild hall, 1501 R
street, Friday evening.
Bronze Seals, $4.50, this week only.
The University Book Store 2t
G. II. Thomas and Chancellor Phil
lips have been visiting at tho Delta
Tau Delta house the fore pat t of the
week.
All the best fountain pens in sto'ek
at the University Book Store. 2t
Miss Theo Hansen of Falrbury it.
visiting friends in Lincoln and is n
guest at tho Kappa house nt 435 North
Twenty-fifth.
See our fine line of post cards. Tho
University Book Store. 2t
Miss Kee Curry is visiting her soror
ity Bisters of Delta Delta nt the chap
ter house, 1522 S street. She will re
turn next week to her home In Broken
Bow.
Have your clothes pressed at Web
er's Sultorlum, Eleventh and O. tf
$6 rents any mnke of typewriter
Afternoon and Evening ClaG&es in
Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Typewrit
ing, Penmanship At Nebras
" ka School of Business.
tion this year is said to bo unusually-
even, population considered. There
1b a considerably Inrger number than
usunl from tho western end of ,tho
state, some of theso boing applicants
for advanced standing.
Large card board signs have beon
placed upon tho various bulletin
boards by tho unlvorsity authorities,
which announce to the members of
the student body that "smoking Is for
bidden, by order of tho Board of Ito
gents." This Is one of the Important
idles of tho university which oven
now student Is required to observo
from the first day of school until the
graduating dny.
A number of students attended a
reception given nt tho Grace M. IS
church last night. The city churches
announced at the opening of school
that nil student receptions would be
held the same evening, October 7, but
tho proposed plan seems to have fallen
through. Tho Second Presbyterlnn
church people have announced a re
ception to students on next Frlda
evening.
Practice courts will be given more
attention in tho law hcIiooI this your
than ever before. The courts nro to
the law students what tho Inborn
torles nro to students of tho sciences,
giving nn opportunity for carrying
Into practice tho theories learned it
lectures and text-books. Dean Hust
ings Is convinced that more emphasis
should be laid upon the practical side
of the law work and he is laying his
plans accordingly.
Twenty new cactus plants arc to ho
added to tho small collection In the
botanical herhnrlum. Only nbout a
dozen different specimens nro now
owned by the university. The twentj
plants will all bo new species and
there will not be two of any one type
of plant. Dr. Bessoy has ordered the
Classified Column jjv
Advertisements for this column
should b'o left at the business office,
basement Administration building, be
tween 11 a. m. and 12 m., or between
2 p. m. and 5 p. m.
Want ads will positively not be In
sorted unless paid In advance, at the
rate of 10 cents per insertion for
every fifteen words or fraction there
of for the first Insertion; three Inser
tions 25 cents; five insertions 40 cents.
For Rent.
Students Clean, modern room and
board. 1328 T st. ' 2-5t
Two rooms on JlrBt floor, oak finish,
strictly modern. Call Auto 0015. 3-31
Room and board for threo young
men in a privao family. All mod-rn
homo. Close to university. 1225 U
st. 3-3t
For 8ale.
Special sale on uniforms this week.
A good lit guaranteed. See John Uhl
in Armory. 2-3t
A Journal route for sale. Good
proposition. 2220 R Bt. 2-2t
Educational.
IS YOUR CLOTHIER A
SAFE FRIEND
Ever think about it?
Will he slip in cotton clothca
antique styles sloppy (its?
Ho wont if you come hero.
Clothes that pass our scrut
iny and got into our storo aro
clothos that nroright.
Clothes that fit, clothes
with stylo and dash.
Come down and let us show
you tho newest browns and
groys--$15.00 to $40.00.
MAGEE & DEEMER
1109 O Street
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EXPERIENCE OF UNIVERSITY MEN
"ST" 1.143 0 St.
DON'T BE LATE--
get an alarm clock the good kind.
$1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2, 2.50, $3
one day and eight day; long alarm
or intermittent Big Ben's too
MBHk
Tho Nebraska School of Business,
located in tho Hall Bros, building,
1519 O street, is organizing special
afternoon and-evening classes at con
venient hours for unlvorsity students
who wish to study oithor shorthand,
typewriting, bookkeoplng or penman
ship. Tho ovenlng classes meet threo
evenings each week Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday. University stu
dents may arrange for any number of
hours per week that they may wish
to take, and tho rates for tuition will
bo very reasonable. Tho instruction
is given by teachers of long "experi
ence nnd recognized ability.
Mr. Glenn O. Taylor, B. A., LL. B.,
speaking from his own experience,
says: "I have no hesitation in saying-
that I belleyo tho freshman In col
lego makes a mis
take if ho does
not avail himself
of ttlo opportuni
ty of Btudylng
shorthand and
typewriting. Tho
student who has
a knowledge of
shorthand has not
only a very rapid
means of taking
notes from class
V '. work to ho used
later as references in preparation for
roviows and examinations, but also
1 has a knowledge which may bo readi
ly turned Into money during his spare
hours and vacations. Moreover, such
,studont, when his college course is
, finished, is assured immediate employ
mept in tho commercial world."
Mr. Frank Ohtas. a student of the
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B. & M. in this city last year, is now
paying hfe way through Northwestern,
at Evan a ton, with his shorthand and
typewriting.
VAny university Btudonts Interested
in theso special classes aro invited to
call at the school and ob'taih furthoi
particulars. Tho school is located on
O street In tho Hall Bros, building:,
with stand for three months. Rent
applied if machine Is purchased. Lin
coln Typowritor Excnnnge, 122 No.
llth. Richards block. You pass our
storo every day. tf
Any make of typewriter with golden
oak typewriter table, $0 for 3 months.
Lincoln Typewriter Excnnnge. tf
A telephone has been installed In
tho office of the Dally Nebruskan, If
students have any news of value they
will now bo able to call up by tele
phone and in this way assist the ed
itors The number of the 'phone 1h
Auto 1888.
Miller & Palno's Cafe. "A good place
to eat." Quick service, well cooked
food, moderate prices, good menu. Try
it! l-5t
Tho wedding of Miss Irene Jaynes,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. S.'
Jaynes of St. JiauL formerly of Pin
aha, to Ralph Burnett Murphy of Lin
coln, took place Inst week. OnJy rel
atives were present. The young peo
ple are University of Nebraska gradu
ates. Miss Jaynes is a Delta Gamma
nnd Mr. Murphy a Phi Kappa Psl.
Registration officials are comment
ing on the fact that all parts of the
state aro represented in tho enroll
ment of new Btudonts. The distribu
tions' specimens, hut docs not know just
when they will bo shipped from New
.Mexico, their native state. This addi
tion will make a collection of plants'
now owned by the university more
valuable The present value of the
plants can hardly be estimated.
Dr. Howard has announced that his
classes which are scheduled to meet
in L303 at 10 o'clock will meet in the
music hall of the Temple building foi
tho remainder of the week. 1,305, tho
art hall, is being used by the state
photographers as a convention hall,
and therefore this change in tho meet
ing place hns been made necessury.
The change will affect those taking the
course In general sociology as well at
the American statesmen class. It (s
probable that the regular meeting
place will bo used again after this
week.
Professor Guernsey Jones of tho de
partment of American history Is plan
ning a moro complete cpjiua Jncur-
Lcnrn Wireless nnd It. R. Tolcgra
phy. Shortngo of fully 10,000 operat
ors on account of 7-hour law and ox
tciiBivo "wireless' developments. 'We
operate under direct supervision of
telegraph officials and positively place
nil students, whvn (junllflcd. Write
for catalogue. Nal'l Telegraph InBt..
Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Memphis,
Davenport, In., Columbia, 8. C, Port
land, Ore. tf
COMING EVENTS.
Convocation.
On Thursday morning there will bo
two special nsscmblieH for freshmen
Tho girls will meet in tho Temple the
ator and the boys will have a meeting
at Memorial hall. All first year stu
dents are requested tq attend.
Social.
Tho Union Literary Society will
hold its opening reception to new stu
dents Friday at 8:15 p. m., Union hall,
Templo building.
Tho Second Presbyterian church re
ccptl(i to students will be held on
Friday, evening.
Tho first Y. M. C. A. "Blag" recep
tion will bo held on'Snturday, Octo
ber 1.
The Y. W. C. A. will hold open house
on Saturday evening, October 1.
Organizations.
Tho Chomistry Club will megt in tho
chemistry lecture room Soptember 28,
and everyone interested in chemlBtry
Is Invited to attend.
Tho Engineering Society meets
WednoBdny evening at 7:30 inM. r.
laboratory, room 200.
Athletics.
Football practice every day at 3
o'clock on tho athletic field.
Saturday, October 1, football, Ne
braska vs. Peru, athletic field.
Every day this week: Season tick
ets for sale. They admit to all thf
games.
Wharton's
$2.50 Shoe Store
and the Original Elect
ric Shoe Repair Factory
142?No.l2thSt.
Simmons thePrinter
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Engraving
n.mbossing
Auto. 2319 317 So. 12th
rent history than has over before beon
given. For several years past ho has
conducted a course in which topics of
immediate occurrence wore discussed
This year the course will be enlnrgoc
und twice as much credit granted for
its completion. Similar courses have
met with irked favor. Nebraska wot
one of the pioneers in the work nnd
tho new course will keop It nt the
front rank.
ACHOTH PLEDGES.
THE
CLUB HOUSE
118 North llth St.
The Place to buy ;your Cigars,
Tobacco, Pipes and Magazines
DanlolB, Ord; Vena Stahl, Liberty;
Bertha Williams, Lincoln, nnd Mar
guerite Pnttqrson, Lincoln. '
This week Mornlngsido Collqgo wili
Inaugurate as its president, Dr. Luther
Freemnu.
Daniel Waldo Field, a millionaire
shoe manufacturer, has entered Har
vard at tho age of 45.
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Lincoln; B. A. Young, Malvern, Ia.j
R. Leukart, Norfolk; Chas. Raring,
Lincoln; R. A. Moser, Omaha; Paul
Rocn, Columbus.
THfr
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YATES-FRENCH CO.
1220 O Street
While you are registering
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F-F-H' Shoes
for Men a good study-
$3.50, $4.00 and
ft50; .
Sorority of Eastern 8tar Girls Get
New Members.
Achoth sorority, composed of East
orn Star girls, has annonnced-the list
of pledges for the first semester.
Achoth sorority vas installed at Ne
braska during the last school year.
LaBt season the sorority did not main
tain a house, but this year a chapter
house haB been opened at 1520- S
street. Six girls have been pledged
as follows: Kathleen Morgan, Chad-,
ron; Gertrude Tyler, Auburn; Mildred
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Plans for advertising tho Unlvor
sity of Missouri in a novel way are be
ing considered. Moving pictures will
bo taken of students arriving in -Columbia
and a 'scries of activities on
tho campus and all phoses of 'miver
slty. life. 'T?
Nu Sigma Nu, a medical fraternity
in the University of Nebraska, yester
day announced now pledges. This fra
ternity does not maintain a .chapter
house at present, nor does it restrict
its membership to non-fraternity men.
Tho list of pledges is as follows: J. W.
Ellis, Cheyenne, Wyo.; W. Sleeker,
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For Lunches Put Up for Parties,
also Ice Cream and College Ices, and
Fruit Punches Call at - '
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