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X DAILY NEBRASKA
THE DAILY NEBRASKAIN
Owned nnd published by t o University of Nebraska througn
THE STUDENT PUBLICATION BOARD
Offices Basement tho Administration Building. . ......
Postofllco Station A, Campus, Lincoln; Nebraska.
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EDITORIAL
A. H. Dlri8more, Managlna Editor
P. C. McConnell. Assoclato Editor Scarlo P. Holmes, Assoclato Editor
Stuart Gould, City Editor E. Leo Updcgraff, Sporting Editor
REPORTORIAL
Morrill Rccd Homer O, Hewitt Hugh Agor
C. P. Andrews Wallace B. Troup Kenneth M. Enyder
TX. 8. Buddenburg L. A. Bcchter J. Lovejoy Linn
William O, Cooloy
V WOMEN'S DEPARTMENT
Mildred Bovlns Ruth Mungcr . Ollvo B. Mann
Winifred Elchar Ruth Sheldon Allco Chambers
BU8INE8S
VINCENT C. HA8CALL, BUSINESS MANAGER
C. C. Buchanan, Ast. Bui. Mpr. J. V. Morrlaqn, Circulation Mgr.
Subscription $2.00 per year. Single copies 6c
Faculty notices and University bulletins published free.
Entored at tho Postofllce, Lincoln, Nobr., as second class matter under act of
Congress March 3, 1879.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1911
A CO-ED NUMBER.
Tho glrlB havo doclded that wo do
not write enough editorials about
smoking at tho gate, and taking off
hats in tho building, otc., otc, etc., as
por tho custom of "Rag" editors from
timo immemorial. Consequontly they
havo como, to us aB ono girl Isn't that
lovely? and havo told us that they
aro going to put out tho paper next
Friday. Of courso, thero was nothing
to do, boys. You know how It Is. So
steel your nerve, and oxpoct anything.
It Is bound to bo better than this, be
cause It can't bo worse, but wo abjuro
any responsibility for anything that
C. H. Frey, florist, 1133 O St. tf
Conference Concluded.
The annual deputation conference of
tho eastern Nebraska colleges was
hold at tho City Y. M. C. A., Friday
and Saturday. About twenty repre
sentatives of the various schools wore
present and heard tho speeches of
Elliott and CrosBman.
Tho Nebraska delegates havo not
yet been selected, but will be soon.
Secretary Harkness went to Friend,
Nobr., today to look over that field,
and seo what men It would be most
advisable to send.
George Bros., Dance Programs, Mon
ogram Stationery, Motto Cards.
Oodles of Xmas Ties
Fancy Boxes
50c SilKs, Get It
1415 0
25c
1415 0
appears Friday morning. Ladies first!
whon it comes to that.
FRESHMEN, ATTENTIONI
All loyal freshmen will order tholr
class caps at onco, so that tho full
order may be placed with tho manu
facturers this week. Straggling or
ders will not bo bothered with, aB tho
capB aro boing mado especially for us
and tho maker must know in advance
just how many aro wanted. Order
from Bob MacFarlane, Coffey, Sloan,
Wiley, tho "Rag" office, or Doud.
COMMITTEE.
Shower baths at Green's Barber
Shop, 120 No. 11th.
Important Notice.
Tho "Vcreln Germanla" holds Its
Bpecial Christmas program Wednes
day evening, DeBember 13, at 7:45
o'clock in the banquet hall of tho Tem
ple. All German students are urged
to dome and help celebrate. Please
bring a small gift to help old Nicholas.
. Unl studentB aro incited to try tho
Y. M". C. A. BarberB. You will llko
their work.
Engineers Meet,
Prof. J. D. Hoffmau will address tho
Engineering Society on. Wednesday
evening" at ,7:30 o'clock, on "Tho Man
ufacture of Paper." M. E. 20G.
Rudolph Ganz.
This wonderful pianist la to be
heard in Lincoln, December 10, In the
Tomplov theater, coming as the fourth
number on the University School of
Music artist - course. Reservations
may po mado at tho Crancer Music
Company.
Tho Hyde Prlntery, 1331 P St., up-to-date
printing of all kinds.
Luncheon at Y. W. C. A.
Tho advisory board of the Young
Woman's Christian Association will
glvo a luncheon Saturday noon In tho
YW. C. A. rooms for MIbb Eva Mor
ris, visiting secretary of tho North
Central territory.
January 6, '12
$1.50
Engineering' Hop
HagensicK's
Orchestra
Lincoln
Hotel
An Unusual Opportunity
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Bradford Svits
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tailored garment made of the finest all wool
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style. You can't realize how wonderfully
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Here is your opportunity to get the finest
clothing made at a decided saving. Will you
come and see them?
$20.00
The home of popular price clothes.
SPEIER & SIMON
For Ten Days Only
We have just made a purchase of high grade
woolens, (cancelled orders of big eastern tailors). '
These woolens are made to sell for $25, $30, $35 to
$40. Our purchase enables us to sell at our regular
price, any suiting in the lot. $15.
Suits
O'coats
$15
Tailored-to
Measure
Remember only ten days. Start Thursday.
DUNDEE WOOLEN MILLS
1218 O STREET
The moment you put on
clothes made to your meas
ure, you see the vast differ
ence between merchant
tailored and ready made.
Our way costs no more.
Besure to see our linefirst.
College Tailors
College View, Nebraska
Phone -40
An Appropriate Gift
tSemd a copy of the Football Number
to your fries&ds. ILet them see the
famous team your school Has pro
duced. At the Office.
IO Cents Per Copy.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK BARBER SHOP
CIGARS
six ciiAins ti no waiting
Beat Barber SW ia & West.
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