THE DAILY NEBEASKAN
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
show that they want your trade. And
you may be sure that the merchant
who Is willing to make a little effort
to get your patronage Is the one who
Is '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:
BAKS
F)lrat Trust & Savluga
OAKERIES
FolHom
BERBER SHOPS
Groon'fl
Capital Hotel
CLEANERS
J. C. Wood & Co.
Wobor's Sultorlum
Windsor Sultorlum
CLOTHINO
Farquhar
Mngeo & Doomor
Mayor Uros.
Palace Clothing Co.
Spolor & Simon
Armstrong Clothing Co.
COAL
WhltebroaBt
Hutchlns & Hyatt
CONFECTIONERY
LllicOln Candy Kitchen-
DRY GOODS
Mtllor & Pnlno
DRUGGISTS
RlggH
FURNISHINGS
Budd
Pulk
Mngeo & Deomor
Mayor Bros.
Pnlaco Clothing Co.
Rtidgo & Guenzol
dpoler & Simon
Armstrong Clothing Co.
HATTERS
. Budd
Fulk
Armstrong Clothing Cu
Mngeo & Deemer
Major Bros.
Pain co Clothing Co.
' Speler & Simon
JEWELERS
Hallctt
Tucker
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Do GnBtdn & Houck
PRINTERS
Simmons
Van Tino
RESTAURANTS
Cameron's
Y. M. C. A. Spa
Miller & Paine
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.TYPEWRITERS St.' '.;..
B. F,Swanson Go. 1 .,;.-
SHOES
Men's' Bootery "f' "f"
. Mayer Bros: r; f ?
1 Xf IUpV. fc Paine ... ? 8! U
' ?Yates French
Wharton's
SKIRTS
"skirt Store
TAILORS
. Elliott Bros.
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UY A BOX of Holeproof
Hosiery Six Pair of Hose
Guaranteed for six months.
Men's Holeproof Half Hose Six Pair
for $1.50.
Women's and Misses' Holeproof Hos
iery Six Pair for $2.00.
Holeproof Hosiery are Guaranteed for
six months. A new pair of Hore for
every pair with a hole inside of six
months.
MAYER B
GERMAN CLUB MEETING.
New Members Will Cross the Burning
sanas. i
The Deutsche GeBulllgo Vereln will
meet Thursday evening at the home (
of AIIbb Hoppner, corner Tenth and A
trootB. at X o'clock. All new mem
bers are expected to be present for in-1
Ittartlon. AH-old members-nie-ex peck
ed to be pivsent to help iit this stren
uous task. Reports or the commit
tees on the booth at the "Conniy
Fair" an. I initiation will be given.
WILL PICK FRESHMEN.
Coaches Have Schedule for First
Year Men.
Come time within the next two
weeks the basketball couches will
pick the freshman team. The fresh
man team Is open to all players who
are In the university for their flrsi
j ear. regardless of the class to which
thoy belong.
Several games have been arranged
among them a series with the Nebras
ka Aggies, with the city Y. M'. 0. A.,
and with the varsity scrubB. It is
probable that later in the season n
regular game will be scheduled with
the: varsity. The gameB are or enough
importance to require good team work.
Wllber Wood will coach the first
ear squad. Practice will be held ai
the same time as the varsity, which
is Mondaj and Wednesday iilghtB al 8
o'clock, and on all other days of the
week in the afternoonB.
All those who Intend to try for the
varsity should put in an appearance
this" week to Imve any show. During
the next two weeks passing, scrim
mages, lloor plays and practice games
will be introduced. .
CIVIL SERVICE EXAM.
Positions Open in Schools in the
" Phillpplne's,
The United States civil service com
mission announces an examination to
be held December 28 and 20, 1910, In
various citleB throughout tho United
States for industrial teacher, teacher
und assistant In the Philippine service.
From the eligible list thus secured
about one hundred American teachers
will be selector for service In the
Philippine Islands. Appointments will
bo made during the present school
year and appointees will be furnished
transportation early .enough for them
to reach Manila before the opening o'
school next yoar.
Tlin nsslcnnfent of these hundred
teachers will be ,as follows: Ten tr
IHgH school IcleitceTten to Industrial
subjects; twenty, to high and ucaueimc
eehool subjects;' Avo'Ho domestic bcI.
enceunnd homo, economy;" llfty-llve of
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ADELAIDE THURSTON
Who will be seen in her Comely Succers "Miss Ananias"
AT THE OLIVER, TODAY, MATINEE AND NIGHT
supervising teachers.
Detailed Information relative .to
these examinations may be secured by
addressing the Bureau of Insular Af
futiB. Washington, D. C.
PUTTING UP LAMPS,
Monument Left by Class of 1910 to
Be Put in Place.
it Monday? Tn6rnlng- workmen commenced-to
place In position The'orim-
j
mental lamps which the members of
the class of 1910 presented to tho unl-1
verBlty laBt spring, Some, difficulty';
aroBo this fall when, tho lamps were
not erected on either side pf the main';
entrance to Library hall,, and upon In-'
vcatlgatlpri' It was found that tho nros-1
ents had not beencpald for. Members.?
of tho class started to investigate tho
caiiEe-of-tho-dolaynnd-the-moneyWfl;
eoou forthcoming from the class ofll
cerB, who declared they, had been fin-I
iiiit: iu uiiiuu u aciiiuiiiuiiL ueiuru.
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