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The following merchanta and buil
neat men of Lincoln are anxloua to
aerve the University students, By
placing their advertiaemerfte In the
columns of the Dally Nebralkan they
ehow that they want your trade. And
you may be aure that the merchant
who la willing to make a little effort
to' get your patronage, "la .the one who
If going to. treat you honeatly and
considerately In attempting, to keep
It. 80 you as well aa the Nebras
ka n will profit by trading with these
people:
BANKS
First Trust & Savings
BAKERIES k 'M.:V
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BARBER SHOPS
Groan's
Capital Hotel
CLEANERS
J. 0. Wood & .Co.
Weber's Suitorlum
WindBor Suitorlum
CLOTHING
Farquhar
Magoo & Deetaer
v Mayor Bros. .; ,...,,,
. Palaco Clothing Co.
Spoler & Simon ?.
Armstrong Clothing Co.
COAL
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Hutchlna & Hyatt
CONFECTIONERY
. Lincoln Candy Kltohen
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MANY PAINTINGS SHOWN
SPECIAL RAT TO STUpET! TO
SEE ART EXHIBIT.
SOME WORK IY LOCAL ARTISTS
MISf HAYDEN AND MRS. D. R. LE
LAND CONTRIBUTE.
"The Red Parasol," by F. R. May-
nard Is the Most Prominent
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Mayor Bros.
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tltudge &. Guonrol
I Spqlor & -Simon .
' Armstrong Clothing Oo.
HATTERS,
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Armstrong Clothing Co.
Magco & Deemor
Mayor Bros. .
Palaco Clothing Co.
Spolor &Slmon
JEWELERS
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Tuckor
PHOTOGRAPHERS
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Van Tine . . . jj 1 '
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Mayer Bros.
- Miller & Paine
ft Yates French
Wharton's
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Tho annual art exhibit, under the
auspices of the Nebraska Art associa
tion, is how bdlrig'bold' in tho art gal
lory of, tho university. Oyer 1Q0 pll
paintings , have been, brought to Lin
coln from eastern gallorles and stu
dios for this occasion. Many of tho
palntlngB, la fact most of th'oiri, aro.
for. salo, and about four of tho pic
tures will bo purchased by tho asso
ciation aB an addition to. tho present
small collection. The Nebraska Art
association owns about twonty-fivo
largo oil paintings at present This
collection will bo added to at tho
close of Iho exhibition, using tho pro
ceeds from salo of tickets to mako tho
purchase., Within a few years tho
association hopes to bo able to open
up, an art' gallery In Lincoln that will
no a good start ror tms western
stato.
Paintings by Local Talent.
Some paintings by local talent aro
Included In tho collectldn. Miss Sara
Hnyden, head ofL tho rftt department
of tho university, has four produc?
tlons, and Mrs. Dean R. Leland of
Lincoln has contributed two small
paintings which aro receiving favor
able comment.
"Tho Red Parasol," by F. R. May
nard of New York, Is "by far the most
prominent exhibit. It Is receiving
more attention, from critics than any
picture in tho gallery. The figuro is
t.hnt. of n hnnutiful woman holding n
red parasol. She is dressed In a long
red gown.
The six pieces by LouIb Akin of
Kansas City aro of particular Inter
est, Blnco tho visit of Akin to tho gal
lory, Ho was In Lincoln a few days
ago and was much pleased with the
exhibit, His paintings 'are all In very
delicate colors. He has a fondneBS
for sunsota and views of the groat
Colorado canon.
Fully two-thirds of tho pictures aro
either landscapes or water scenes.
There is a greater proportion of out
door subjects than at any previous
oxhlblt. Thoro Is a noticeable lack
of what aTtlsts .call "still Hfo"
studies.
Students of the university are to bo
granted a special rate for season tick
ets. They can purchase them at any
tlmo for only GO cents. This 1b done,
tho managers say, "to encourago tho
studonts." Students can get season
tlckotB and go up for a few minutes
at a tlmo, every day for a month, for
about tho price of a regular single admission!
Tho Norwegian Dramatic club at
Minnesota -will present next February
Honriok Hera's "Svendyrlngshus."
A freshman -weekly paper Is pub
lished at .Drake university, call&i
"Fresh IdeaB and Ideals."
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scale. Finest workmanship.
Prices from $15 upward.
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log to the makers.
For aIe by nil leading rauilc dealers.
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chine sold. Distributors New Model. L. 0. Smith & Broi. visible.
Call or write for catalogue and n ct r iucau nx
special price list F- SWANSOH CO., lee.
Auto phone 2080. Bell phone 1299. 143 So. 13th St., Llacola, Nr,
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tabllsrod a new intercollegiate rec
ord. In football. It has -rolled up 222
points against an oppouent.
Fourteen of tho women students at
the University of Minnesota have or
ganized themselves' Into a club known
as "The Trailers." Tho object of tne
society Is to take long walks in the
open country.
Hot Drinks
aro now in season. Do yon know
any placo whoro yon can got aa
QUICK SERVICE
as yon can at our now store? No
need of bolng crowded.
Lincoln Candy
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UNIVERSITY JEWELER t OPTICIAN
C. A. Tucker
JEWELER
S. S. Sheati
OPTICIAN
1123 0 STREET, YELLOW FRONT
Your Patronage Solicited
At Purdue tho womon havo decreed
that all freshmen girls must wear a
green cap. If any freshman girl re
fuses to don the prescribed headgear,
"stringent measures" wHl be employed
to compel her to do so.
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Dinner JJt30 to Jt30 QCA
Supper 530 to 7)30 USf
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Programs, Menus, Announca-
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VANTINE PRINTING CO.
128-100 No 14th St.
In "order to present adequately .the
music of tho "Crimson Chest," the
aanagoment of the Michigan- naunical
ubs'ls-making an effort to enlarge
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