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PUN NENJEDIG HOME
MAY.. BE REApY FOR EMBRYO
DOCTORS NEXT FALL BIX
YEAR MEN HERE.
Plans aro bolng drawafor tho new
$100,000 medical building to bo erect
ed soon, In Omaha. It is hoped that
It -will bo finished by next fall.
It will be UBod for all actual medi
cal Work in' tho College of Medicine
so first and second yoar men in tho
six year Combined courso will bo tho
only studonts in tho Collcgo of Medi
cino who will take" their work at Lin
coln instead of Omaha, after tho now
building is completed.
Did you over five-stop to "Dr. Tinker-Tinker"
or "King of tho Bunga
loos?" If not, "make a dato with Hag
ensick's Orchestra. Auto B-2990.
MEETING NEXT WEEK:
- Tho Junior class 'meeting which was
postponed yesterday morning on ac
count of tho long convocation, will not
bo until somo timo next week.
City Y. M. C. A. Barber Shop, best
service, no long waiting, fine hair cut
ting and ..stylo, 25c. South end of
basement.
HERE AND THERE.
'Columbia University has 9,000 stu
dents, tho largest enrollment in the
world.
C. G. Hrubesky, C. E., '08, of Ge
neva, Nebraska, is visiting friends in
Special U. of N. Novelties for 2Cmas
If yon want something difforont mado-to-ordor we will bo glad to mako
you an estimate and furnish samplos.
Established 1871
1143 0 Street
HALLETT
tho University. He has been con
nected with irrigation work in tho
northwest, and has just proved up on
a ,CaroyAct claim of 160 acres near
Dietrich, Idaho. ,
Minnesota, is following Nebraska's
example. Their rooting -squad Is to
wear maroon and gold caps.
Brota Bills, a graduate studont in
tho Homo" Economics department, is
spending "tho weok in Chicago.
Ralph Weavorllng, 1911, who. Is
.practicing law at North Bond, was In
toWri Saturday for tho Missouri
gamo. '
Earl Mallery, ox 1911, of Alliance,
Nebraska, visited at tho Alpha Tau
Omega houso Saturday.
Lucilo Harris; ox 1912, of Stella,
caino to Lincoln Saturday for the
Missouri gamov
Some of tho out of town visitors to
tho Missouri game were Carol Bol-
' den and G. A. Daniels, ex 1012, .of
Omaha; E. T. Robinson," ex 1913, of
"Waterloo, and Ralph Fair, of Hardy.
Glarenco Spior of St. Joseph, Mo
was ono of tho out of town visitors
TO FARM STUDENTS:
. vJWe.Jiftve Botany outfits, Engineering sets, all
' yo'ur supplies. JEtight across from Campus '
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Sit up and think of this
you'll see a lot of our fine
overcoats worn this fall.
You may as well look at
them now as after they're
on the street.
Beautiful fabrics beauti
fully tailored.
Long coats with convert
ible collars warm and
comfortable.
Light ones with silk lin
ings Oxfords, blacks and
handsome mixtures.
' $15 to $40
MAGEE & DEEMER
Lincoln Aurora Red Oak
REGISTERED
OPTOMETRIST
at tho Missouri gamo. Spier is a
brother of Willa Spier, Kappa Alpha
Theta.
"Holon Wholply, ox 1914, of Fremont,
Nebraska, vlsited.at tho Delta Gamma
houso Saturday.
. A. B. Tolleson and Earl Trump are
visiting at the Delta Chi fraternity
house.
Weber's Suitorlum, 1100 O Street.
, Artists Wanted.
Students desiring to do carton work
on the Cornhuskor will kindly leave
thoir narao and address at tho Corn
huskor ofllco as soon as possible.
RALPH H. NORTHRUP.
R. O. Warde, barber, Woods, 1206O. tf
Gym Girls To Feed.
.The girls In tho Normal Department
of Physical Education, will havo a feed
Wednesday noon in tho locker room
of tho girls' gymnasium. .This is the
secpnd ovent held by the gym girls,
to increase interest in their depart
ment. BLAZEK'8 special pictures for stu
dents, 75c and $1.75 per dozen.
13Q6 O-St
Co-Op
N. llth St
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
AGENTS
Givo mo vour trade. R. Glark, stu
dont agent Yulo Laundry. Auto 6744.
FOR RENT.
WANTED Young man roora-mato to
f -H-HWWWWfci J'U-hi'WU'WI
aharo large, well furnlshod room in
all modern houso. $5.00. Auto
4693. 1420 Vino St. 26-3
LARGE room, Bocond floor, modern
house, for rent very reasonable to
studonts. 721 So. 11th. 26-3
ROOM FOR RENT Ono room in all
modorn houso, 1310 L St. Auto
2722. 2GJ
SECOND-HAND bicycle, in good ro
pair, for sale cheap. Soo Campus
Electrician. 24-3
JUNIOR81 8ENIOR8!
Please have your picture for tho
1912 Cornhuskor taken at onco at
Townsond's studio. Pictures taken
boforo Novombor 28, will bo delivered
boforo tho holidays.
Tho Cornhuskor goes to pross in
sections thjs year and as this- section
is tho first to go in, it will bo Impos
sible to wait for lato pictures, as has
boon dono in former years.
M. C. HARGRAVE,
Class Editor.
C. H. Frey, florist, 1133 O St
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Try a lunch at tho Y. M. Gt,A.
Lunch Room. Cafotorla Plan.
CilyY.M.C.A.
13th and P.
WHAT DO YOU NEED
TODAY
in our lino of Pamphlota,
Programa, Monuti.iWeddliifr
Btatlnnory nnrt all kinds of
Coinmurotal and Htatlonory
Printing.
Van Tine Printing Company
128 N. 14th St, '
Rollablo, Prorant Auto3177
WALT
Stands for the latest and best
in Sheet Music 1215 O St.
Rare Drugs v
$1 Safety Razors
Fountain Pens, Etc.
Student's
RENT YOUR
RIHTIHS;
UHCOUI-HMR.
GeJhit
. NOW
Any Make :: Any Time
3 MONTHS $6.00
The Largest Stock in the West ;
Lincoln Typewriter Exchange Co.
AT THE THEATRES
Oliver Theatre
Today 2:30 & 8:1B"and Thur "Night
"THE ROSARY"
MAT. 50c & 25o, NIGHT $1 to 25o
FRIDAY NIGHT, NOV. 3'
WRE3TLINQ AND BOXING'
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8AT. MAT. and NIGHT, NOV; 4
MONTGOMERY & 8T0NE
LINCOLN MEvttffl?,aw
ORPHEUM
KSLS ADVANCED VAUDEVILLE
Commencing Mon. Night, Oct. 30"
FELIX AND CAIRE
HOPKIN8 AND AXTELL
CADET8 DeGA8COQNE
HAVILAND AND THORNTON
PAUL BARNE8
MARCU8 AND QARTELLE '
KEITH AND KERNAN
BARGAIN MATIN EE815o & 25o
NIQHT8 16c, 25c, 35c and 50c -
COMING
SOUSA
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AND HIS BAND
Eminent Soloists
AUDITORIUM
Nov. U.th TkZ-.
Seats on sale Nov. 5th at
Walt's Music Store
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HAVE
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Do Your Laundry
Don't fall to call and see the' '
$50,000 World's Fair at Seat-'
tie 1909 Clold Medal Prize, Gem
Collection, now on display.
Lunch 15c
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