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Oliver Theatre
TODAY 2:30 TONIGHT 8:15
WM. NOHRIS
' In the College Baseball Musical
V My Cindsrilla Girl "
Mat, $1.00 to-25cNlght $1.50 to 50c
.Frlday-THE MAN OF THE HOUR"
tat. Mat. and 'Eve. LYMAN TWINS
I IHPM H Matinees (Except mm?) atjo
LlnuULfl BVONINOS AT I30 .
ORPHEUM
tmm..' inuiwopn uiiinun i c
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Week Starting Monday, Oct. 17th
TH0MA8 J. RYAN-
RICHFIELD CO.
AND 7 OTHER BIQ ACTS
Mats. 15c and 25c
Evenings 15c, 25c, 35c and 50c
Simmons the Printer
PRINTING N
Engraving
Embossing
Auto. 219 317 So. 12th
tThe First Trust and
Savings Bank
A PER CENT INTEREST
$1 opeat an account
100 South 11th Stroot.
IF IT'S PRIMJINPJOU WANT
See Us Boforo Ordoring Elsowhero
Programs, Menus, Announce
ments, Stationery, Booklets
VANTINE PRINTING CO.
128-180 No 14th St.
SPECIAL CLASSES FOR UNI YEN
AN OPPORTUNITY TO TAKE UTILI
TARIAN 8TUDIE8.
Afternoon and Evening Classes In
8horthand, Bookkeeping, Typewrit
ing, Penmanship At Nebras
ka School of Business.
EXPERIENCE OF UNIVERSITY MEN
The Nebraska School of Business,
located In tho Hall Bros, building,
1519 O stroot, Is organizing special
afternoon and evening classes at con
venient hours for university students
who wish to study either shorthand,
4jflewr.lfJng,,bookkeeplng' or penman
;flhjtp. The evening 'classes meet three
'eveningau'eaoh week Monday, Wed
qeeday land Friday. University stu
dents may arrango for any number of
hours per weok that they may wish
to take, and tho rateB for tuition will
be vory reasonable. Tho Instruction
is given ."by teachers of long experi
,enep and recognized ability. "
Mr. Qlonn O. Taylor, B. A., LL. B..
speaking from his own experience,
says; VKhave no hesitation in say
ing that I bollovo tho freshman in col;
lcko makes a. mis.
tako If ho does
not avail himself
of tho opportuni
ty of studying
shorthand and
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student who has
?H a knowledge
shorthand has not
only a very rapid
moans of taking
notes from class
wortc to do UBea
later as references In preparation for
reviews and examinations, but also
has a knowledge which ,fbay bo readi
ly tdrnedofnto moey during his "spare:
Bonrs -ana vacations, moreover, uucu
stndsttt, when his. college courso is
fliehed, ia assured immediate employ
aaent Ip the commercial world." r
Mr. Frank Oates, a student of the
N. S. B., who held a position with the
B, Jt M. in this city last year, la now
paying his way through Northwestern,
at Svanston, with his shorthand and
l!?!MrritiS. '
' Asy university, siuaenu, inieresxea
hi these ipeclal classes are invlt4 to
eall'at the school and obtain further
m,, Bartlcalars, Th school Is located o
W O" street in the ,Hall Broc btilMiaf,
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ON THE CAMPUS
Don Cameron's Care, 119 So. 12th.
The Alpha. Thcta Chi fraternity will
hold' a picnic danco Friday. evening.
Capln Bros,, Florists, 127 South
Thirteenth street.
F. A. Crltes, 1909, has again taken
up work In tho university.
Green's Sanitary Barber Shop, 120
No. 11th.
Edgar Adams? 1913, of Shelby, la.,
Is back in school again.
Try a lunch at tho Y. M. C. A. Spa
13th and P streets,
Joseph Fradcnburg, 1900, of Omahn
visited at tho Alpha Thcta Chi housu
Tuesday. !J . I
Havo your clothes pVcisod at Wob
er's Sultorlum, Elovonth and O. tf
E. R. Hendricks, ex-1912, who hnB
chargo of the Co-op Book Store, haB
been seriously ill recently.
' George Bros., 218 South Thirteenth
stroot, Printers. Calling Cards; In
vites and Programs.
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Phi Alpha Tau will hold a meeting
In science hall of tho Temple building,
Thursday evening at 6:30.
(Because of a mass meeting for girls
tho Thursday Y. M. C. A. noon meet
ing wU not be held.
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'The flrat copy of tho university dl
rocory, which has been a source of
much labor recently, has now gono to
press, and tho booklet will be on sale
lho latter part of October.
F1ILK
FURNISHER AND HATTER
1325 O STREET
CJalro Hammer, 1912, has with
drawn from tho university on account,
of UlncBB and is now at her homo at
Harlan, la. She intends to bo in
school again next semester. ,
1322 N street both phones
J. C. WOOD & CO.
OLDEST LARGEST BE5T
Cleaners and Dyers
Hiltner Bros., FloriBts, 118 So. 12th
St. Phones Auto 1894, Bell 330. Choice
rosea, carnations and chrysanthemums.
Wo solicit tho university trade. tf
Harry Schiller, ex-1912, Pbi' Happa
Psi, is engaged in tho land-business
vat Cental City.
Roland Thomas, ex-1912, of Omaha
visited' at tho, Phi Gamma Delta house
.lasfiweek, " .
Howard Thomas, ex-1811, Phi .Gam
ma Delta', is working In Omaha "for
tho Omaha-Council Bluffs Street Hall
way company.
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Miss M. Graham will be the speaker
at the Friday noon meeting of tho
Y. W. 13. A.. Her subject Is unan
nounced, ' ,
THE-
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SHOC- '
Expert Repairing,
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Classified Column
Advertisements f6r this column
should be 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.
Vant ads wHI positively not be In
serted. 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
tlons 25 cents; five Insertions 40 cents.
LOST.
'Lost If tho person who took bov
eral books from tho glrte', cloak room
In tho library building will ploaBC
leave them at room M101 tho owner
will bo under great obligations. Fran
sob Chatburn. 19-lt
FOUND.
'
Found- Small woman's purse, con
talning receipt from Bchool of music.
Owner may obtain BanTo at tho ''.Rag"
ofllco by paying for this ad. 18-31
Found Bunch of keys tied with red
ribbon. Owner may obtajn at "Raj?
ofllco by paying for this ad. 191 1
WANTED.
Board At tho Knapp, 1227 G street,
14.00 tho week. Meal tickets, $5.00
14-Ci
Wanted Students to work foi
board.- Royal Hotel. 17-3'
Educational.
.Learn "Wireless and R. R. tTclpgra
phy. Shortago of fully 10,000 opcrat'
ore on account of 7-hour law and ox
tensive "wlreloas' dovelopmentsr W
operate under direct supervision o
telegraph officials and positively plact
all students, when quallflod. Wrltt
for catalogue. Nat'l Tolegraph Inst.
Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Memphle
Dnvonport, la., Columbia, 8. C, Porl
land, Ore. tt
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SWEATERS
leck and Coat Jersey, mddiufn and
libavy Weight, a'11 colore. ' Prices $0.C
to $1.50. . .,,...,
John R. Rlpey, 1912, thas been ap
pointed chairman of tho Y. M. C. A
Blblo study committee to tako the
place of Mearl Arnold, who did not
return to tho university.
We clean anything from the
?ainiiG.6fc Chiffon t0 ty heav
iest $uit or Overcoat, '
nowisthetime
$6 rents any make of typowrltoi
with stand for three months. Hem
applied If machine is purchased. Lin
coin Typewriter faxchango, '122 No
11th. Richards block. You ''pass out
storo every day. tJ
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If. RAnkcgy, lawv2, has bqen ap
pointed chairman of tno missionary
committeo of the Y;M. C. A., to fulll
tho duties- formerly performed by H.
K. Andrews, .who galled to return to
tho university this fall.
!
1 Extra Money for Students We'
want an ambitious student to reprc
serit America's leading magazlno oJ
outdoor sports. This is a groat oppor
tunity to mako money without lntor
fering with studies. Address1 Dept. S.
National Sportsman) 75 Fetleral St.,
Boston, -Mass. r
Alori if you want
- Hio'h HppIc
taJcc a xcluInt t our
Antelope Laat
TGunmctal and Patent
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YATES-FRENCH CO.
122f O Street
,
PROF. HAEGKNER ASKS LEAVE
WANTS TEN MONTHS TO DEVOTE
TO SILO MANUFACTURE.
HE HAD CONSIDERED A RESIGNATION
t
WILL CONTINUE TO--ASSIST- IN
FORM DAIRY DEPARTMENT.
Dairy Expert Is a' Member of the Ne
bra ska Silo Company loard
of Directors.
Prof. A. L. Haecker, head of tho
dairy department at the University
farm, haB asked for a lcavo of absence
for ten months and It 1b probablo that
his request will bo granted when thT
board of regents meets on October 27.
Mr. Haecker at first considered resign
ing, aB ho desires to engago in busi
ness, but becauso of tho great need ol
hiB services at tho farm ho was in
duced to mako tho request for a lcavo
of absenco and to glvo pcrhaps'-tmc-fifth,
of his timo to tho work which he
has had in chargo bo long. A number
of bulletins nro to bo prepared foi
tho dairy department and Mr. Hneckor
will have chargo of this work and will
aid In other lines of dairy work as lie
finds timo to glvo to the stato school.
Professor Haecker will dovoto his
attention durlng'tho -next ycar largcl
to tho Nebraska Silo company, a cor
poration recently formed- with Col. F.J
M. Woods as president, Mark Wooub
ib vice president and Colonel Woods,
Georgo Woods, Mark Woods, Samuel
Foster and At L. Haeckor as directors,
The capital slock of tho company Is"
IGO.000 and tho manufacture of silos
for sale will he tho principal business.
A new building is to bo constructed
near the Woods Bros, horso barns
south of tho state farm, the first struc
ture to bo 150x50 fect.This will bo
tho silo factory. The first order of
umber to.be UBcd In tho construction
of tho silos 1b for one million feet.
Prof." A. L. Haeckor came to the
Nebraska university In 180G, a grddu
ato of tho MlnntfJdtri'Bch'oon of 'ngrl-
iulturo.
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. , , Notice,
AH cnglneors desiring ( to go ,wlth
their fellow studontB to tho Orphcum
are requested to seo any of tho fol
lowing committee: C. J. Hubblo, 0 C.
Montgomery F. Horning, L. F. Tcaton,
P. W. Clancy.
Notice.
Tho sophomdro hop committee will
meet today n U112 at 11:30. All
tho committeo Bhould attend this
meeting, as It will bo very important.
VERNON ANDREWS,
Chairman, .
Notice.
Thero will bo a Junior class meow
ing today in tho Temple at li:30. Tho
remaining class officers will bo elect
ed, and announcements otcommittees
will 'bo made. '
"
Notice.
The CaUioilc students "will give a
recoptionvon Friday evening ip the
Knights of Columbus hall (Brownoll
block). Freshmen aro especially in
vited.
There will bo a meeting - of the
senior and junior Olympic commit
tees at 11 o'cloclcCbday In U106, to lay
definite plans'' and rules for tho
Olympics,
' ' D. H. HAHNE,
: i Chairman.
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CAPrTAL COAL
IT'S "MONEY fcS'AVBR
HUTCHIISS Sc HYATTjCO. "
io-40 o aix, . - both pHpfau
WHCSLUDWK
,1028 O
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Better See About that
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Cravenette Coat
before its too late. ,
Protty chilly weather yoater-
day for lightweights.
What you need is ono of our.'
long, dressy Cravenette Coats
You'll find them just the
thing for the dresMGftt Affair'
Always ready for a rainy
day. ' l
Long and warm you wolnt
mind the biting fall woathor
in one of them.
At any price fo suit your,
pocketbook--$12.l50 to $30,00. ,
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MAOEE & DEEMER
v 1109 O Street
nox
Htirpolshtimer's Caft
Dinner Hi30 to Ji'30 AEA
Supper i30 to 7i30 UC
ALSO CAFETERIIN STYLE
Hit Waflis. with Maplt Syrup I0i
Wirthon's
$2.50 Shoe Store
and the Original Elect
ric Shoe Repair Factory
142 No. 12th St.
university iiminvmikni
C. A- Tucker
JEWELER
S. S Shean ,
OPTICIAN .
1123 0 STREET, YELLOW FRONT
Vovr Fatrongc Solicit
i
Hot Drinks
are nowln season Do yon know
any place phero you can get a;
QUICK SERVICB s
ai yon can at onr now store? N
need of being crowded
Lincoln Cajidy
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