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ABOUT PEOPLE
ProfoBsor Hoffman will bo out .of
tho city over Sunday on work con
nected with the "Men and Religion"
Forward Movement.
Nlsa Sato, Eng, '15, of Nagoya,
Japan, will speak to tho- University
StudentB Guild of the First Prosby
torlan church at 12 m., Sunday, on
"Student Life in Japan."
ProfeBBor Johannaon, who was in
Lincoln 'the first part of tho weok, has
gone to Iowa City. From thero ho
expects to go to tho Universities of
Illinois and Chicago. In about a month
ho leaves tho United States for .Den
mark, whore ho will continue his
work in tho University of Copenhagen.
Have Graves j)rlnt it for you. 233
North Eleventh St.
Lorado Taft, tho moBt famous Amor-
lean sculptor, will appear at tho Oli
ver theatro Monday ovonlngon tho
Y. M. C. A. ontertalnmont course. A
fow extra tickets on sale at tho Oliver
box ofllco.
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"Sunshino" Jim Goodheart, of Den
ver, will bo tho speaker at tho Sunday
afternoon mon's meeting at tho Oliver
theatre. UnlvorBity mon aro always
invited to' attend' thoso meotlngs.
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
FOUND
FOUND A pair otlur gauntlet gloves.
Ownor can havo tho Bamo by apply
ing at this ofllco. 84-3t
FOUND A koy with a handkorchiof
tied to it. Ownor can havo tho samo
by identifying it and paying for this
ad. 8i-3t
Goorgo Bros., export printers, en
gravers and emboBSors, 13th and N.
Georgo A-. Leo, law 1912, has re
cently beon appointed chairman of tho
public Borvico commission of tho stato
of Washington. Tho position is con
sidered tho best of tho appointive
offices, of which the governor has
charge.
John B. Bogarty, of tho class of '01,
has beon visiting 'in Lincoln. Mr. Bo
garty was formorly an instructor in
tho Gorman department. Ho is now
practicing law in Evorott, Washing
ton. ,
C. H. Froy, florist, 1133 O St tf
Thero was no mooting of tho Pal
ladian Lltorary Sooloty Friday night.
Tho girls of tho apcioty wore enter
talnod by Miss Stuff at her homo.
Nevada has it on New
York in size in other re
spects the advantage is
reversed.
We may not do the
largest clothing business
in town, but we take the
lead in quality and value
giving.
This week our final
clearing of Kensington
and Kuppenheimer pat
tern suits and winter over
coats. The season's best styl
lish and serviceable a
copius stock to choose
from finest $35, $30 and
$25 values at $lt.75
MAGEE & DEEMER
Lincoln Aurora Red Oak
L08T
pigskin cigar caso on cam-
dub. Thursday. Findor return to
Rag ofllco.
AT THE THEATRES
LOST Bolles Non-leakablo fountain
pon. Findor return to Nobraskan
ofllco.
LOST Ono Watorman Ideal fountain
pen, No. C. Return to "Rag" ofllco.
LOST A black gauntlet glovo, bo
twoon tho Chom. Lab. and Admlnls
tratlon Hall. Roturn to tho Rag
office.
LOST Gold SwaBtika pin Monday af
ternoon, probably in Chom lab Ro
turn to Rag ofllco.
Oliver Theatre
TODAY 2:30 TONIGHT 8M6
MAY ROBSON
In the Funniest of All Plays
"A Night Out"
"Better than the 'Rejuvenation of
Aunt Mary."1 New York World.
Mat., $1 to 25c; Night, $1.60 to 50c
LOST In tho Chom Lab last Wed
nesday afternoon, a Watorman foun
tain pon. Return to this office and re
ceive roward. 85-3t
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT Largo warm roomB for
University girls only at 1220 R St.
Phono 16G2. Pricos reasonable.
87-6t
CALENDAR.
Saturday, February 17.
Tognor Society.
Agricultural Club.
Studonts' Debating Club.
Kearney Club. Y. W. C, A.
Acacia danco. Tomplo.
Alpha Phi annual banquet.'
Chi Omega annual banquet.
Kappa Sigma annual banquet.
Delta Delta Delta annual banquet.
Delta Gamma Iioubo party.
Sorority pledging at 12 o'clock.
Wookly shipments of tho best thero
is in chocolates.
Huyler's Whitman's
Lovuney's Aiieccretti's
California violots frosh ovory day.
ISK&l&T Drug Co.
13th and O
LINCOLN MAT,NBBvDpUN,ocS,'i?rJo)',I''
ORPHEUM
y:r,:,. advanced vaudeville
Commencing Monday Night, Feb. 12
M R8. GARDNE R CRANE & CO.
GENERO and BAILEY
FLYING WARD8
NADEL and KANE
CORRIGAN & VIVIAN
BECK and PRE8TON
CUNNINGHAM & MARION
PRICES Matinees, 15c and 25c
Nights, 16c, 25c, 35c and 60c
Dr. Orin Lamb
DENTIST
U. of K. Olnia of '11
B3740 208 Gariter Bldg. 12th O
Prances Young, Dolta Gamma, 1915,
who has beon ill with typhoid fovor
for several weeks, has roglBtored in
school again.
Mr. and Mrs pdmunds of Kansas
City, of tho clasB of 1910 of tho Uni
versity, camo to Lincoln yesterday
to attond tho Kappa Sigma formal.
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Alpha Thota Chi' issued bids yes
terday for tho fraternity's biennial
formal party, to bo hold at tho Lin
coln hool tho evening of March 1.
Make your datos early with Hagon
sick's Orchestra. Auto B-2990. tf
Thornburg's Orchestra delights
dancerti With popular hits. Auto B
2556. tf
"An" Students to Meet.
Tho 'regular mooting of tho Agricul-"
tural Club will bo hold tonight In U.
102.
Prof. I. D. Wood will glvo n stercc
opticon lecture on "Tho Manufacture
of Woven Wire Foncos."
Many Conditions at Purdue.
Reports from tho registrar's ofllco
at Purdue show that ovor 2,000 "C'a"
were issued for last semester's work.
This makes an average' of over one
"con" per man.
IfRIMTIHO;
uxcoiK-nrs.
flPSee us for your
next job of
printing. Personal
supervison enables
us to make each job
please. 128 N. 14 St.
WARTHON'S
Original, Electric,' Shoe
Repair Factory
Always reliable and up to
he minute
142 North 12th Street
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ATTENTION !
College of Engineering Students Regular
ruled and-plain paper for large ring covers 15
"cents per 100 sheets at
HARRY PORTER'S
1123 O Street
NOW IS THE TIME
For all True Students to
iff, mill nuiuj&j'il 7
mm Wgrni
V il i Will iS-Mt!m W1
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 linef irst;
College Tailors
College View, Nebraska -
Phone -4
RENEW
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Their Subscriptions
We serve the purest and
best HOT and COLD RE
FRESHMENTS in the City
Huyler's Chocolates
$1.00 FoutainPens
$1.00 Safety Razors
Student's 3-Course Lunch 15c
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