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Directory of
Advertisers
Tlit following merchants and buil
nett men of Lincoln are anxloui to
serve the University students. By
placing their advertisements In the
coJmrjsjsMhe11 Daily Nebraskan they
show that they want your trade. And
you may be sure that, the merchant
who Is willing to makeJa little effort
to 'get your patronage Is the one who
ls, going (to treat you honestly and
considerately In attempting to keep
It' 80 ypu as well as the Nebras
kanwfll profit by trading with thess
people:
' BANKS
First Trust & Savings
Central National Bank f
J3AKERIES . '
" FolBom
BARBER SHOPS
Croon's
Capital Hotol
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BOOK STORES
Co-op
University
.m.riArdraTiH
Tod Mnrrinor, cleaner and dyer.
. Wobdr'B Sultorlum
J. C. Wood & Co. -, ... .
Lincoln Cleaning nd"Dye"Works
fcLOTHING " . "
' Farquahar --
Mageo & Doomor
"' Mayer Bros.'
Palaco Clothing Co.
Spolor & Simon
Armstrong Clothing Co.'
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COALH .
Whltobroast ,'
CONFECTIONERY
Lincoln Candy- Kitchen--
DRY "GOODS ,
" Miller &'Painb
DRUGGISTS,
Mblor Drug Co.
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4BFLORISTS
. Chapln Bros.
"O. H. Prey
"-'Hlltnor BroB.
FURNISHINGS
'i&W$9Kb1t4
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Dudd
1 Fulk
Mnenn' & DeomefW T1-
(Mayer Bros.c-i - - law'
i Palace Clothing Co. , -.
Spelar & Simon. .
$ 4 'Armstrong Clothing Co. :
HATTERS
V Budd
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2 " Fulk '
. Armstrong Clothing Co;
- . Mageo & Deemer
Mayor Bros. .
Palace Clothing Co. .
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JEWELERS ;
-Hallett ii,3ft
T-Tucker W.V
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Shiean
RESTAURANTS
T Horpolshelmer'a
J . - Cafe Jacot.
Y. M. C. A, Spa
- .SHOES
Budd
i Men's' Bootery '
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I CiMlller & Pain Lr.X-iAii -
) Yates rrencn
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TAILORS
Srnfrh Wnnlan -MIIIm'
-THEATERS
Lyric
Oliver
-Orpheum- , ,
TYPEWRITERS
LlncolR Typewriter Bxchuf
B.' F. Swaason Co.
PRINTERS
.Gorge Bros. 4
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COMMENCEMENT WEEK- .
BEPLETEWITH VENf S
REV. FIFER TO DELIVER BACCA
LAUREATE 8ERMON.
WILLIAM ALIEN WHITE THE ORATOR
Rev. Francis Wayland Russell Will
8peak at Alumni Day
Exercises.
This year's wlll'bo the fortieth1' an
nual commencement of the "University
iof Nobraskrt. The exercises will be
gin with the seventeenth annual con
cert of tho university school of music
Saturday night, Juno 10, at 8 p. m.
This concert will be given In the Tem
ple theater. Admission will bo by
(ticket, which can be obtained at the
school of music office in the conser
vatory. 1 "
Sunday evening, June 11, Will bo the
'baccalaureate address. The speaker
will bo Rev. Orion Wesloy Flfer, A. M.,
'U. of N.,'95, pastor, of Grace Metho
dlBt church, Des Moines, la. Rever
end Flfer has chosen for his subject,
"ConEorvatlon of Character." Admis
sion .to this Befvice will also bo by
'ticket.
Alumni Day. .
Tuesday, June 13, will bo class day.
-The board-of- regents will meet on
this day to make final recommenda
tions for graduation.
Alumni day. will be celebrated Wed
nesday. A varied program has been
planned. From 0 a. m. to 2 p. m., bah-
1 1 tlt r t i
qucis win ue iieiu uy me various
classes. At 4 p. m. tho alumni address
will bo delivered by Rev. Francis Way
land Russell, '90, pastor of West Pres
byterian church, St. Louls-Mo. Rev
erend Russell's subject will bo,
"Vlslop, or How Evtended Is Your
Horizon?" From E to 7 p.m., the
annual banquet will bo served at the
university farm. The day will bb
closed by a cotillion at tho Templo In
the-ovenlng., , ,
Reception.
. Tho Commencement' exercises prop
er will take place, Thursday morning.
tTho procession will form on the cam
pus at 10 a. m.7 and will marcn to St.
(Paul's church, whore tho address will
jbe delivered by Hon. William Allen
White, editor of tho Emporia, Kas.,
uazctte, writer ana man 01 airairs.
'The subject of his address "will be,
'"TJio .Education of Democracy." ,, .
Thursday evening Chancellor and
.Mrs. Avery will glvo a reception "to
the regents, faculty and students and
friends In the art gallery of,tho(ill
braryi The' hours are 8 to 9:30 p:'m.
Alumni and friends 'of the university
and of Chancellor and Mrs. Avery are
Invited; - -
ESTIMATED AT 4,600,
Enrollment Figures Have Nearly Been
Completed.
An estimate of; thoattendance at
the University of NohVaska for the
year 1911-12, bashed' on figures almost
completed, places tho total" number at
4,c6o? Last year- tho estimate Vns
4,000' and the actual figures when com-
Wa
Ruth Medical College
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IM AniUATIOK WITS
The 'A
tJniversity of Chicago
CHcge vrerk required fefdmlftUa jt
ftr
wfk la the Summer Qnrtrj''
Juse 17-Sept. i, iqii tH'
te fer fu)i Mr(iUni to the t)tn tfkUca
Ctturm, H Unlvenlty of Chtcij(ir ,
Write
ml IF9 - IK
The Spots Won't Corns Back If Cltanti1 at
piled lacked only eight of coming up
to It, being 3,992. The total attend
ance Includes all students In tho uni
versity proper, tho conservatory, the
Omaha medical college, tho dental col
lego and tho Bchool of agriculture.
Last year Nebraska stood twelfth
among tho universities of tho United
States in attendance, passing Yale and
Syracuse from fourteenth place. The
steady lncreaeo at Nebraska the past
few years Is unusual among schools
of its kind. A year, of Increase Is
generally followed by one of propor
tionate decrease.
Classified Column
Advertisements for this column
should, be left at- the business office,
basement Administration building, be
tween 1 1a. m. and 12 m., or between
2 p. m. and 5 p. m.
Want ads will 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 Tirst insertion; tnree inser
tions 25 cents; five insertions 40 cents.
FOR 8ALE.
For Sale Due bill on leading pho
tographer In Lincoln. Seo Nebraskan
manager. tf
WANTED.
Wnnted 16 men to help decorate
Oliver theater for senior play. Apply
to. It. E. Wenxerling, 106 University
hall, 11 o'clock Friday. Three UckotB
paid for each worker.'
WANTED -To rent 10 or 12 cadet
uniforms for tho wook after school is
out. Sizes wanted, 36 to 40. See Ne
braskan mana'gor. 147-5t
' Wanted to Buy Old gold and silver
Jewelry. C. F. Spain & Co., upstairs,
138 No. 12th St. tf
WANTED 3 men as farnv hands.
Apply at the employment bureau Sat
urday morning.
LOST.
.LOST Thursday, a Kappa Alpha
Thqtajiln with name of owner on the
back. Return to" 'Nebraskan office.-
Xostr-Sigma Tnu ' fraternity pin,
with owner's namo on back. ' Return
to Rag office.
Lost A screw-cap 'mottled foun
tain pen. Finder please, leave at Ne
braskan office
4 Notice. '
Tho following articles have been
found at one time or another during
the last year and are at present re
posing in the business manager's
desk?1- Owners may havo same by
Identifying.'
Three watch fobs, one marked "HM
and one marked "C. P.- , - - -
One watch chain.
Two key rings. ,
Two cuff buttons,
Two padlocks,
One beauty pin, marked "M;M
One signet ring, markedi"B7?
One whito dress glove,
One "Harmony" notebook.
One Nebraska hand book.
One. hat-pin, marked "E;u
One fountain Mihn
WALT
Stands for tho Latest and best in
Mulsc . 1215 OSt.
JUST RECEIVED
A fresh shipment of M
Huyler's & Whitman's
fino candies
Meier Drug Co.
13tlt and O Streets.
CENTRAL NATIONAL IJMK
I2th and O Strttts -
P. Ii. HALL.. Prealdent
F. B. JOHNSO.V. Vlce-prcaldent
BEMAN C. FOX, Cashier
W. W. HACKNEY, JR., Aat. Caah.
The First Trust and
Savings Bank
A PER CENT INTEREST A
$1 opens an account
189 South llthStroet.
JrtfARTHON'S
Original Elicfrlc Shu
Repairing Facttry
and $2.60
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142 North 12th Strt
Try Oijr Maraschino
Cherry Chocolates
Also All Kinds of Dainty
Sandwiches
Best of Servic
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UHlVERSiTYJEWELEEtirmiAK'
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