THE DAILY NEBfcASKAN
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Directory of
Advertisers
- The following, merchants and busi
ness men of Lincoln are anxious to
serve the University students. By
placing their advertisements In the
columns of the Dally Nebraskan they
-u.., that thv want vour trade: And
VMUTT wy ..-. - m
you may be sure that the merchant
who Is willing to make a little effort
to get your patronage Is the one who
4s. going to treat you honestly and
considerately In attempting to keep
it. 80 you as well as the Nebras
kan will profit by trading with these
people:
DANKS
First Trust & Savings
BAKERIES
r Folaom
BAhBEIt SHOPS .,
Qreon'B
Capital Hotel
CLEANERS -J.
C. Wood & Co. . .
Wobor'a Sultorlum
Windsor Sultorlum
CLOTHINQ '
Farquhar . - : , j ,
Magco & Doomer
Mayer Bros.
Palace Clothing Co.
Spolor &' Simon
Armstrong Clothing Co.
COAL
WliltobroaBt
Hutching & Hyatt
CQNFECTIONERY-
Llricoln Candy Kitchen
DRY GOODS
Millor & Palno
DRUGGISTS ' J
Rlgga 1 f.
FURNISHINGS,
- Budd
Fulk
Magoo & Doomor
Mayor BroB.
Palaco Clothing Co.
; Rmlgo & Guonzol
Spolor & Simon
Armstrong Clothing Co.
HATTERS,
Budd
Fulk
Armstrong Clothing Co
Mageo & Doomer
Mayor Bros.
Palaco Clothing Co.
Spolor & Simon
JEWELERS
Hallott
Tuckor
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Do Gaston & Houck
PRINTERS
Simmons
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Von TlnlT" 'r
RESTAURANTS '
Cameron's
Y. M. C. A. Spa
Miller & Palno
HerpolBholraor'a
TYPEWRITERS "
- " B. F. Swanson Co.
(shoes
Budd
,' Men's Bootory . I
Mnyer Bros.
Miller & Palno
Yates French
- Wharton's
SKIRTS
, Skirt Store
j TAILORS
I Elliott BroB., .
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Orpheum
READY FOR THE
FOOTBALL TEAM PREPARE8 FOR
CL08ING GAME.
WILL MEET THE f RESHMEN SATURDAY
NO ADMI88ION WILL BE CHARGED
TO THE GAME.
Teachers from Over the State
Fill the Bleachers
Thanksgiving Day.
win
on
"King" Colo's footballlstB 'aro work
ing out for the Hiiskoll game, .which
will bring the season" to a closo on
Thanksgiving day. They were out last
night for a brisk signal practice, but
spent most of their time perched on
the administration bulldng steps get-
tng tho official picture taken to print
In tho rulo book.
By the timo tho Thanksgiving day
game rolls around, if everything goes
smoothly, tho CornhuBkors will be In
condition to put up the most powerful
game or the season. Every pian is now
In the bes't of physical condition and
tho few minor injuries of the past two
hard! games have nearly all disappeared.
Tho Cornhuslcers will take things
easy Saturday in the gamo against
the' freshmen and will take no
chances on any one getting laid out
so ho will be unable to go In against
the Indians. The score will be closo
In any event, for even if the Cornhusk
-era-pu tu n-ilmliL.iHlltfEBL.gniue it will
he no easy matter to walk away from
tho freshmen. Coach Ewing hah
turned out a wonderful team for the
first year men and they can play a
least as fast a game as some of the
teams Nebraska has played UiIb sea
son. No Admission.
No admission will be charged to the
game Saturday. Students are urge'd to
attend. A large attendance from the
freshman clnss is assured, for-to a
man the freshmen aro behind their
team and will support it enthusiastic
ally when the time comes. Class spirit
in the freshman class is as keen as
any class has had for years.
The HnsUell game is attracting con
siderable attontlon, and while bun
dreds of tho students wijl bo out of
the city, it is expected that the at
tendance will io as large ub at' any
game so far this season. Teachers
from out over tho state, who will be
in Lincoln for their annual meeting
aro sending in for reservations and the
number of visitors wll more than make
up for the students who are not here.
In (he mkl-w'cst intercollegiate track
meet.
The team, composed of W. A. Me
llck, captain; JL. R. Anderson, V. Bates,
O. M. Swanson and F, Hayes, has been
in constant training ever since tfic
time of Ub selection nnd has received
oVory possible Improvement that could
be added by Dr. Clapp, coach, and Cap
tain Mellck. It is leaving for .Wis
consin today highly confident that il
there lsany bacon to be distributed,
Nebraska will receive her share.
The prospects for victory, however,
are not what the coacli would like to
havo them. As a relteratlo of a
statement recently Issued by DV.
Clapp, the team which will represeiit
Nebraska this year is In many re
spects superior to previous teams
that have participated In UiIb event
It has weakened, however, In one es
sential point team work. .Because
of such decidedly good team work, the
coach and cap tarn mnntnin Nebraska
has heretofore been successful in
"making ends meet" at Chicago.
Individual Runners.
This year tho team is composed o
what might be termed individual run
ners. That they have skill and speed
is unquestioned, but whether the
will be able to mnnlpulnto this speed
toward team work success Is a fact
yet to bo proved, Mellck Anderson
and Bates are showing off great form
and display every Indication that they
will finish the course at Madison up
with or ahead of the best opposing
Simmons the Printer
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317 So. 12th
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
I2th and O Streets
P. L. HALT-.. President
F. E. JOHNSON. Vlco-preBldent
BBMAN C. FOX. Cushlor
W. "W. HACKNEY, JR., Asat. Cash.
IF IT'S PRIMTIMR YOU WANT
Boo TJa ' Before Ordering Elsowfcoro
Programs, Menus, Announce
ments, Stationery, Booklets
VANTINE PRINTING CO.
128-180 No 14th 8t.
The First Trust and
- Savings Bank
4 PER CENT INTEREST
$1 opens an account "
135) South 11th Street.
ARE OFF-TOR
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CROSS-COUNTRY FIVE LEAVE TO.
DAY FOR MADISON.
runner. . ,
Swanson Is nlso showing consist
ent speed nnd is expected fo hold his
own in tho event. Hnyes, however,
lmn nnt produced the speed which lu
promisee! to do. In the try-outs ho
has received the encouragement of his
follow .runners. At .Madison, how
ever, ho will have to sail his own shif
if the race is to he vton. In fact, the
outcomo of the race so far as Xc
brnslca is concerned will depend to a
great extent on tho form Hayes is in.
Team Leaves Today.
The team will leave Lincoln this
aftdrnoon over the Hoclt Island. They
will chnngo at Omaha to the North
western and nrrlve in Madison Friday
noon. At 3 o'clock Friday 6 very team
to he entered in the big race will be
taken over the course.
Concerning the time or the race, the
first nrrangoment8 have been nltered.
instead of Having tlio race at 11 a.
m., as it previously has been held, il
will this year be called at 1:110 p. in.
Tho only reason which partially ac
counts for this change is that tho big
Chlcago-WlscoiiBin football game will
take place Saturday afternoon, and
tho cross-country race will ho pulled
off as a forerunner to tho game.
Dr. Clapp has announced that the
course at Madison is much, harder
than. .Hie one UBedjitXcJirnBk'h. In
places It is Very hilly, which Is ex
pected to handicap most of the visit
ing teams. Tho race will start at
Camp Randall, then out to Lake
Drive, nnd hack to the flnHsh on Camp
Rundall, covering a total distance of
five miles.
Hot Drinks
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aro now in sonson. Do yon know
anyplaco whoro you cun got as
QUICK SERVICE
. as von cno at our 'now store? No
noodf boing crowdod.
Lincoln Candy
Kitchen
14th & O
S. W. Corner
Warthon's
$2.50 Shoe Store
and the Original Elect
ric Shoe Repair Factory
142 No. 12th St.
fCANNOT PICK THE WINNERS
UNIVERSITY JEWELER & OPTICIAN
C. A, Tucker
JEWELER
Si-Si-Sheari
OPTICIAN
1123 0 STREET, YELLOW FRONT
. Your Patronage Solicited
COURSE AT THE BADGER SCHOOL
IS RATHER HILLY".
Captain Mellck, Anderson, Bates,
SWanson and Hayes to "Do the
Stunt" for Nebraska.
Everything Is ready for tho start.
TireTJniTeTBlty of Nebraska- oross-
country team will leavo for Madison,
Wis.,'this afternoon at 4 o'clock to en
gage in tho annual croBS-cduntry race
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For Lunches Put Up 'for Parties,
also Ice Cream and College Ices, and
. Fruit Punches Call at
:THE FOLSOM, 1301
BOTH PHONES
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