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MISS JQn RECOVERED
VICTIM OF THURSDAY'S AUTO
ACCIDENT 18 ABLE TO"
ATTEND CLA88E8.
MisaTluby Johnson, who was struck
by an automobile Thursday ovoning
whllo crossing tho corner of Twolfth
and It streets, was able to attend hor
classes yesterday. Miss Johnson is
registered In tho Conservatory of Mu
sic. Sho was hurrying across tho car
tracks to avoid tho "Cannonball" and
did not notico tho auto which was
coming down North Twelfth streot at
tho rate of about 20 miles an hour.
Sho was painfully bruised about tho
head and armB.
Somo students passing by rushed to
pick hor up and carried her to her
rooms at 1220. R. Miss Johnson had
a very narrow escape from serious
injury.
Tho number of tho automobile waB
secured by the students who assisted
hor.
Try tho Yr M. C. A. Antiseptic Bar
ber" Shop for good, quick sorvico.
Homo shaving suppllos for sale.
Razors put in order.
Mandolin Club Meets.
Tho Mandolin Club will moot at the.
Delta Upsllon house Thursday night
for tho enrollment of now members
and for practice.
Ted Marrinor, cleaner and pressor,
is still at 235 No. llth. Auto 1799. tt
HATS
at our store
, Y. M. C. A. Campaign.
Froo privileges at tho city Y. M.
C. A. arobelng granted to unlvorslty
mon thlB week In a campaign to In
creaBO tho membership materially.
Special passes Issued by momborshlp
workers aro accopted In placo of mom
borshlp cards when signed by tho
usor. They entitle tho holder to full
privileges.
Don't fdrgot Johnny Leard, 120G O.
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Wisconsin Follows.
A practice of sovoral years' stand-.
lng at Nebraska has just been adopted
at tho University of Wisconsin. It
consists of a book In which a record
is kept of all futuro social affairs.
There, it will bo handled by tho col
logo paper. Miss Ensign, advisor of
women, Is In charge of thq record at
Nebraska.
Tho Hydo Prlntory, 1331 P St.. up-to-dato
printing of all kinds.
'Marcellus Registers.
B. O, Marcollus has roturnod to
BChool after having recovered from
Illness in Moscow, Idaho.
Marcollus has registered in tho Law
School.
TO FARM STUDENTS
; "We-have Botany outfits Engineering sets, all
;your supplies. Right
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CHORUS SINGS "THE PILGRIMS"
BEGINS WORK ON CHADWICK'f
FAMOUS WORK.
Tho Unlvorslty chorus has started
work on "The Pilgrims," a beautiful
production by Chadwick. It will bo
given the last convocation boforo tho
Thanksgiving holidays.
Sinco giving tho "Creation" in pub
lic, and having bonefltcd by the prac
tice, tho chorus Is attacking this now
work with increased enthusiasm,
which bids fair to mako it an oven
greator success than tho "Creation."
Here and There.
Helen BUsh, Mario Hodgo, and
Anna McCague, all of Omaha, and
formerly students at tho University,
attonded tho Kappa Alpha Thota
dance.
Clalro Dovey, 1907, of Plattsmouth,
visited in Lincoln over 'Sunday.
Edith Wright, ox-1909, of Schuyler,
spent Sunday at tho Delta Gamma
house.
Tho marriage of Graco Lyford, ox
1912, of Falls City, and Frank Graham,
1911, has been announced. Miss Ly
ford is a Pi Bota Phi and. Mr. Graham
a Sigma Alpha Epsllon.
Miss Margarot Hannah, of tho Bot
any department, was called homo by
the unexpected death of hor fathor.
Other assistants aro looking after hor
work.
YH:ean!8B F U LK
all the new things f urnisher and Hatter
1325 O
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Plain Bewing and altering of ladles'
garments. Prices reasonable. 1220 S
St. Boll phono, A-2655. 7-3
L08T
LOST In Library botwoon 9 and 11
o'clock Thursday, pair of kid gloves.
Finder please return to Rag. 80-3
LOST Note book. Plcaso return to
reserve desk, Library. H. M. John
stone. 30-3
LOST--A fountain pen in Osteology
Lab. Covered with gold filigree
work in which is etched namor of
owner. Return to Rag ofllco ' for
liberal roward. - 28-5
A pencil holder containing a foun
tain pon and throo keys. Pleaso re
turn to Rag Ofllco. 31-3
FOR RENT.
WANTED A room-mato. Tho room
is a largo front room, steam heat,
otc. 334 No. 13th.
Green's Sanitary Barber Shop, 120
tfo. llth. '
across from Campus
The Co-Op
318 N. llth St
vMAC. g g AMD OF
KNiNf,TUM K, T.
ti n...m.-r.
. A customer hates to be
"roped in."
But he'll offer little resis
tance in buying if shown
clothes that -stand for a
standard.
Our Kensington clothes
stand for a standard.
Their standard is per
fection in ready-for-service
clothes.-
If you want a suit that
conforms to such a stand
ard, one that fits you
want a Kensington.
$20 to $40
MAGEE & DEEMER
Lincoln Aurora Red Oak
UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
fJesfc Work Lowest Prices
Cleaned and Pressed
Gents' Suits $1.00
OvorcOats 1.00
Swoatora -. 25
jGlovea 05
Nccktios 05
Ladies' Suits 1.60
Jackota , ...t 75
Long Coats ; . . . 1,00
Ono-pioco Dress .'...., 1.00
Sweaters'.: 25
Gloves ...'. 05
Latest stylo deop collars and cuffs
put on coats, coats and jackota
shortened and rolined.
We romodol waists.skirts and 1-pioce
drossos, mako tbom look liko nowi
Capital City Tailoring; Co.
lio so. isth st. .
Work1 called for and delivered
Call Auto phono L 2275
We serve the purest and
best HOT and COLD RE
FRESHMENTS in the city
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Student's 3-Course Lunch 15c
Geihif
RENT YOUR TYPEWMTER
NOW
Any Make :: Any Time
3 MONTHS $6.00
1 The Largest Stock in the West
Lincoln Typewriter Exchange Co.
14CMJ O STREET
AT THE THEATRES
Oliver Theatre
TONIGHT, WED. & WED MAT.
FLORENCE-ROBERTS
THURLOW,BEROEN
THEODORE ROBERTS
"JIM THi PENMAN''
Night, $1.50 to 60c. Mat., $1 to 26c
THUR8. A FRI. NIGHTS, Nov. 9r10
"THE RED ROSE"
LINCOLN mnmBBrt!H&,
ORPHEUM
.. ADVANCED VAUDEVILLE
Commencing Mon. Night, Nov. 6
HERMINE 8HONE AND CO.
CROUCH AND WELCH
HENRY CLIVE
LAARENERA AND VICTOR
KNIGHT ANCfDEYER
DeVOE TRIO
JUNE IMES
BARGAIN MATINEES 15o A 25c
NIGHTS 16c, 250, 35o and 60o '
SOUSA
AND HIS BAND
Eminent Soloists
AUDITORIUM
Nov. llth f". .
Seats Now on Sale
Walt's Music Store
Print 60s, 76s ni $1.01
HAVE
EVANS
Do Your Laundry
Oysters any style.
Fancy SANDWICHES and
SALADS servedatall hours
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