The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, April 22, 1911, Image 4

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THE PAJh? NJ3p,RAtSKAN
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Directory of
Advertisers .
Tha following merchant and bust
nets men of Lincoln are anxious to
aervo the University students. By
olaclna their advertiiemente ,ln the
columne of the pally Nebraakan they
howxthat tney want your iraup. miu
you- rny. b- ur -" themf rohant
who la willino e mane a puna anorc
to gejt your patronage la l one who
la going to treatyou hpneetly and
considerately in attempting to keep
It. 80 you aa well aasthe Nebraa
kan will profit by tradlngwUh theae
people:
BANKS i
First Trust & Savinca
Central National pank
,p,AKEtfUEE
Folsora
BARBER SHOPS
Groon'B
Capital Hotel
BQQK STORES "
Co-op
University
Tod Marrlnor, cloanor and dyer.
Weber's Sultorlum
Woods
Lincoln Cleaning nqd Dye Works
CLOTHING
Farquahar
Magoo & Dootnor
Mayor Bros.
., Palaco Clothing Co.
Speler & 8,10100
Armstrong Clothing Co.
Dundee Woolen JMUHj
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Whltobreast
.CONFCTIONERX
Lincoln Candy Kitchen
DRY GOODS
MJllor , Paine
DRUGGJST
Riggs
FLQJUOTS
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Hiltner Bros.
FURNISHINGS
Budd
Fylk
Mogoo & Dcemqr
Mayer Bros.
Pplaco Clothing Cp.
Spelor & Slrapn.
Armstrong Qlothlng Co.
HATTERS
Budd
Pulk
1 Armstrong Clothing Co.
Magoo & Deemer
Mayer Bros.
Palace Clothing Co.
Speler & Simon
JEWELERS
Hallett
Tucker
OPTICIANS .
Shean '
PRINTERS '
George Bros. " '
Simmons
Van Tine
RESTAURANTS
Y. M. C. A. Spa
Herpolshelmer'p
SHOES
Budd
Men's Bootory
Mayer Bros.
Miller & Paine
Yates French
TAILORS
Dundee Woolen Mills
.. .Scotch Woolen Mollis
THEATERS
Lyric
rOllver
Orpheum
TYPEWRITERS .
r'SLlncoln Typewriter Ercuange
xh . .' Swanson Co. ' -'
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Is something you Heed not worry about when you come here for your
clothes.-' We figy re that most men, have not the time to study styles, so
We Do That for You
Wp are in a much better position to know what is correct than you are'
and we can truthfully say that this season we are showing more new
styles than ever before styles that other stores will show you next
season.
It Costs Us No More
To have up-to-date ideas and they cost you no mora here than lasts
season's style cpsts elsewhere. All wool garments tailored to your
liking. Come in and see them. Suits $1Q.00 to $45.00.
Seven of the very best makes to pick from
MAYER
BROS.
Stetson-Dunlap Hats
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Manhattan Shirts
X.
X
SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE
GRADUATES EIGHTY-FIVE
Continued .from Pago 1
Glee Club
Commencement Address "The Adap-
tatiqirof-EdupatJon-to- Life-
President Robert L. Slagle
Presentation of ClaBS
presentation of Certificates
presentation of Military Commlsslqns
Bepedlctlon.
Those receiving certlflctes were:
Alter, Lyman Louis; AmoB, Mary Lpp
,nora; Anderson, John; Applegato, Op
:ar Ezra; Backlund, Theodore YV"
lam; Becker, William Frederlqk;
3orn, Amy Christy; Berry, Charles;
31golow, Del Jay; Bigelow, Leo Franjt
In; Bigelow, Nettle Theo; Bralnarp.
Willis Nathaniel; Brown, Benjamin
Prank; Busch, Henry Christian; Car
jiontor, Ray Wllford; Clzek, Mary
Proebe; Clark, Flo; Colo, Frank How
ard; Comstock, Edgar Dewltt; Coupe,
Jienry Ala; Davis, Joseph Raymond;
pavls, Melvln Dwlght; Delano, Harry
Calvin; Domaray, Warren Gray; Dpb
son, John D.; Domingo, George M.;
.Downing, WUlard Ross; Duff, Daniel
Jiobert; Ellison, Arthur Maxwell;
Erlckson, John Eric; Erlcson, Reuben;
Ford, Richard Judson; Gago, Vernon
LaBch; Goehner, William Oscar; Grle
pel, Chnrles Adam; Hanger, William
Lunsford; Hanna, Joy; Hanson, Linn
Ford; Heldorst&dt, Stewart H.; Ire
land, Fred Marshall; Isham, Edward
Booth; JunklnH Gall Marie; Kelsey,
Charles Leo; Kent, Percy Rolland;
,Kjar, Albert August; Knapple, George
jPleasant; Jurjdeen, Helgp; Law
rence, Charles Gladus; Ilndstodt, qarl
;Marcus; McCarthy, Leo James; M,c
,Geo, Roy; Magljl, Alice; Malsh, Hpr-
bert William; Marsh, Lola; Mecham,
Ina Rosalia; Melton, Dpn S(gal; Nel
son, Carl Herbert; Nixon, John; Ohl
sen, Wlrtnlo AtuniafOjlis, Ethel Mary;
Osborne, Dean Horace; Papoz, Emma;
Parks, Harrell Leonard; Pascoe,
Mary; Petrlng, George Kimntel; Pos
Bon, Rutherford Jay; Rlchey, Harry
IW-yatt; -RobortsArthur Xyster; Rob-
Inson, Jay; Rogge, WWI9; Rolofson,
Lawrence Owen; Slndt, Henry; Slndt,
Karl; Stpddart, Paxton Calladay;
Strpltfi, WUHam Michael; Stropo, Mer
win Garvin; Stropo, William Wallace:
Swanson, Archibald Carl; Taylor,
Leonard Burke; Tupper, Oscar Wint
ers; Tyson, Edwin; Wontz, Harry
Maurice; Whjsenand", Wllmor James;
Wilcox, Frank Luthor; Wittman, Rob
ert Joseph.
Herpolsheimer's Gafs
Dinner H:30 to 1:30 OK
Supper 5i30 to 7:30 fUC
ALSO CAFETERIAN STYE
Htt Waflts with Jlaple, Syrup 0
PEACEFUL ARBOR DAY.
Is of Little Moment at the University
of Nebraska.
This Is Arbor day, set aside as a
loal holiday in this and many othpr
.states ns a time to plant irees. The
Idea of observing a certain day each
year for this purpose was conceived
by the late J. Sterling Morton and has
brought about the planting of many
flno shade trees to grace the prairies
of Nebraska. Since the adoption of
Arbor day in this state as a holiday
many commonwealths have come to
recognize it as a stimulus to tree
rJanting. Although a holiday, Arbor
day has never been recognized as such
at the university, and classes go on
as per schedule. Sometimes an enter
prlslpg groupd keeper sets put a tree
or two just to keep up appparancos,
but the tendency of late years has
been to tear up the treps to make
roop; for now hulldjngs.
FINANCE CAMPAIGN.
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WALT
Stands for the Latest and best in
fester . - - 121? jQ M
Y. W. C. A. to Undertake Next Week
to Raise $500. !
Owing to other business affairs and
interruptions from, the qutsldp, ,tho. Y.
W. C. A. has been unable ipreylpus to
this time to plan for th(j annual finance
campaign. Next Monday, however,
the campaign will begin and during
tho week the girls are expecting to
raise from new nfemborsb.lp and .con
tribution ,0 old merabpjs, faculty and
friends, $5u"0, wnicirwiircunipletcrtho-;
budget for this year.. jEverjrpne please
remember this and have your purses
in your pockets. , -. c -.-.,
CAF JACOT
Naw p4 ,Up-.t9-PM
Our Spjpjlty
Dinner 355 Centsi
Open After Thetrs
121S O
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Afresh shipment pf
HuyUrr & Whlttmn'
fino candios
Meier Drug Co.
IUU and O Btrfits.
The First Trust And
A PER CENT INTEREST A
$1 opens aa account
lj) Sputh lJLtlTptrqet.
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CENTRAL NATIONAL MM
12th and Q $tretta
P. L. HALL, Prealdont
P. B. JOHNSON. VIce-prealdont
BBMAN C. FOX. Ca,filor
W. W. HACKNEY, JR., Aaat Cosh.
Try Our Maraschino
Cherry Chocolates
Also All Kinds of Dainty
Sandwiches
Be t of Seryice
MNCPLN CANDY KITCHEN
14th and 0 S. W. Corner.
mmW JEWELER &.OPJIJJIXN
Q. A- Twcker
JEWELER
S. S. Shean
OPTICIAN
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