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STELK IN DISTRESS
MIDNIGHT MARAUDER MAKE8 OFF
WITH QIANT8 TROU8ER8.
Sunday night tho Ag club houso,
located at 143G. S street, was looted by
an unknown robber.
Tho thug mddo a successful geta
way with tw6 pair of trousers, thrco
coals two watches and soven dollars.
If anyone is Boon on tho campus
wearing & pair of-trousers about sev
en sizes too big, please report tho
matior to Sir, Stolk, as tho husky foot
ball player is looking for tho man
who stolo his pants.
Green's Sanitary Barber Shop, 120
No. 11th.
Miss Lute to Berkeley.
Miss Anna Maudo Luto, who has
been working for her Ph.D. in tho
department of education, and now haB
her thesis nearly ready to Bubmit, is
In tho city. Miss Luto was called to
tho Smithsonian Institute at Washing
ton in government work and is now on
her way to Berkeley, whoro she will
work for a tlmo testing seeds.
Soer" Le rfydo- when in nocd of pro
grams, menus and other printing.
Field Geology 21.
Glass will make lower Platte valley
trip Friday and Saturday of this woek,
October 20 and 21. Tho Platto trip
will not bo repeated this Bomester.
See announcement at entrance to U 7
for instructions.
N. A. BENGTSON.
SBB, THE NEW
Hand niado tJ. of N. jowolry, Fobs. Stick Pins, Hat Pins, Caff But
tons, LaValliors, 60c to $8.00,
STERLING SILVER
Established 1871 W W ri w f ETTTT REGISTERED
1143 0 Street EM. f I I K2j 1 1 OPTOMETRIST
NEW FORESTRY 8CH00L.
Former Nebraskan Establishes New
8chool at Washington.
Prof. F. G. Miller, tho first professor
of forestry at Nebraska, but now of
tho Univorslty of Washington, has es
tablished a department of forestry en
gineering at that college. This sub
ject includes field surveying, logging
and milling.
BLAZEK'3 special pictures for stu
dents, 76c and $1.75 per dozen.
1306 O St.
German Club Meet.
. Tho German club (der doutscho
gosolligo Verein) will moot Saturday
evening, October 21, at tho residenco
of Professor and Mrs. Fosslor, 1547
South Seventeenth street at 8 o'clock.
AH members please como, as tho meet
ing is very important election of offi
cers and now members.
George Bros., Danco Programs, Mon
ogram Stationery, Motto Cards,
Olympics Committee to Meet.
Tho Freshman Olympics committee,
composed of tho following men, 'will
mdo't at tho Tomplo "ttfday (Wednes
Have you bought that
forget you can, get oiie
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Our good name is our
business anchor.
It holds fast the trade
that would otherwise be
only floating.
Created by square-dealing
and up-to-date methods
we expect to hold it by the
same means.
Our Kensington suits
and overcoats illustrate
this policy.
Thoroly up-to-date in
style, fabrics and colorings
and for quality they're in
a class by themselves
$20 to $40
MAGEE & DEEMER
1109 O Street
day) at 12:30 o'clock: Sam Waugti,
Roy Brian, Robert Flnley, Georgo Dut-
ton, H. A. Aronson, W. F. Becker.
JAMES Wk CALHOUN,
Chairman.
Don't forget Johnny Leard at 120u
O St.- 14-5t
DEBATE SQUAD AT WORK. ,
The Debating Squad has started
work with a rush. Sixteen men and
ono young woman aro holding meet
ings six ovonlngs a weok in tho Semi
nar room U 107 D. Tho appointment
of committees and general discussion
aro taking a largo part of tho time.
Prof. Fogg is much pleased with tho
Interest tho members aro showing in
their work.
Baker's Cafe servos cakes all day.
Also ovorythlng else In season. Serv
ice first class. 16-tf
CHANCELLOR TO 8PEAK.
In order to attend tho semi-centennial
celebration at tho University of
Washington in Noyomber, Chancellor
Avery has socured a cancellation of
several conflicting dates and will pos
itively bo present. Ho will deliver ono
of tho important addresses on fho 'an
niversary program.
Memory Book ? Don't
for $2;0iat
Co-Op
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CLASSIFIED COLUMN
AQENT8
Givo mo your trado. R. Clark, stu
dent agent Yulo Laundry. Auto G744.
FOUND
FOUND A sorority pin. Soo Bub.
Mgr. at Rag oflloo. .-14-3
LOST
LOST Sllvor vanity purso, small bIzo,
with monogram "A. W." PerhapB
loft in clasB room. Roturn to Rag.
Roward. 18-1
LOST A bunch of koyB near tho
campus. Finder roturn to 1528 P
St. Roward. 17-1
LOST Fountain pen botwoon Memor
ial hall and O stroet. Return to
Rag offlco. 15-3
LOST A silver sorpont pin. Roturn
'to Rag ofllco. 14-3
LOST Gold Missouri Valloy cham
pionship football watch fob. Roturn
to Rag ofllco. Roward.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT Nicely furnishod rooms
for girls at 1430 R St. Phono
F-1256. 17-3
FOR RENT Nicely furnlBhod rooms
for girls, at 1430 R Streot. Phono
F125Ck . 16-3
FOR RENT Modorn room for gontle
man. 534 No. 12th St. Auto phono
4563. 15-3
ONE furnished room. Will also rent
piano. Enquire at 1323 S St. 14-3
. NEBRASKAN 8UCCEED8.
Friends of Winifred Tucker Ward,
M. D., class '11, will bo pleased to
learn that sho was awarded, upon
graduation last Juno, an Internship in
tho M. E. Hospital at -Omaha, and la
performing tho duties of that office
with great succosb.
Attention to the Opening of
Bert Sturm's New 8-Chair Barber- Shop
Most Modern, Sanitary Shop and tho Finost Fixtures West of Chicago.
Manicuring Cigars. Uni Students Welcome. 110 South 18th Sfc.
Trusses
Abdomical Supporters
Elastic Hosiery
Student's
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RENT YOUR
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Any Make :: Any Time
3 Months $6.oo - ' ; :
The Largest Stock in therWst .
AT THE THEATRES
Oliver Theatre
Today 2:30 Tonight 8:15
Tho Matlnoo curtain will bo hold
until tho parado has passed,
The Comedy Thai Hal Made
Millions Laugh.
"McFADDEN'S FLATS"
Mat. 60c & 25c. Noght $1.00 to 25c
Oct. 20-21. Matinee Saturday
MOUNTAIN A8H MALE CHOIR
Lincoln MATBvEeWacspAnr3oy)3r
ORPHEUM
,!,l,T-,l ADVANCED VAUDEVILLE
Commencing Monday Night, Oct, 1Q
STONE & KALI8Z
GERALD GRIFFIN & CO.
DEIRO
CONNELLY & WEBB
RUBY RAYMOND & CO.
MOLLIE & NELLIE KING
8ULLY & LAR80N
Bargain Matinees 15c and 25c
Nights 16c, 25c, 35c and 60c
HERPOLSHEIMER'S CAFE
Dinner lJt30 to 130 'lC-,
Supper 5:30 to 730 Jl
Also Cafeterlan Sty
Hot Waflea with Maple Syrup, JOc
WHAT DO YOU NEED
TODAY
In our lino of Pamphlote,
ProKrnnia. Monun. Wedding
Btationory nnd nil kinds of
Commoroml nnd Btationory
Printing.
Van Tine Printing Compaiy
128 H. 14th St.
Rollablo, Prompt An to 3477
Visit our Soda Fountain
Hot and Cold Drinks
Huyler Choc, and Bon Bong
Lunch 15c
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