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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
HEARD DAILY
TELEPHONE:
"Well, Honry, I am Just awfully
sorry, but I went with eomo of tho
girls to the Orpheum this very aftor
noon." "Would I like to seo tho "Bohemian
Girl" at tho Oliver instoad? That
would just tlcklo mo to doath "
AT THE THEATRES
Oliver Theatre
"My father 1b terribly lndulgont to
me. Ho Just sends me a bunch of
Bigned checks for me to fill out my-
BOlf."
"Sure I think tho 'Rag' ought to
grow, but I can't afford It this semes
ter. Board coBts too much."
"Congratulations on your election,
old man. I was suro all the tlmo that
you wore the boat man for tho Job."
"Special attention given to student
cuBtom."
"Why, sure, I've got a bid to the
Sigma Thota formal nailed down
tighter than a rock."
ABOUT PEOPLt:
C. H. Frey, floriBt, 1133 O St
tf
Ted Marriner, Cleaner and Hatter,
235 No. 11th.
Have Graves print it for you. 233
North Elevonth St.
Louis Weaver, ox. '13, 1b visiting at
tho Delta UpBllon house.
George BroB., expert printers, en
gravers and embossers, 13th and N.
Thornburg'B Orchestra delights
dancers with popular hits. Auto B
25B6. tf
Sigma Phi Epsilon announces the
pledging of Frank J. KruBO, '14, of
Lincoln.
Student trade solicited at tho Y. M.
C. A. Barber Shop, south ond of base
ment. All hair-cuts 25 conts.
Der Deutscho Goselllgo Veroin
moots this evening at Miss Elizabeth
Wlttmann'B, 939 H street, at 8 o'clock
sharp.
L John H. Goodnough, '12, was called
to his homo at Chadron, Nob., yester
day on account of tho death of his
father.
MIbb Florence Qutton, 1911, who
haB been visiting MIbb Gratia Green
for the past week, is spending tho
week end at tho Kappa Alpha Thota
house.
The invinciblo freshman lawB who
& attended the Orpheum en masse Tues
day night were considerably chagrined
by a Jest of one of the actors, whp
objected to tho over-enthusiastic ap-
plause.
For some tlmo Mrs. Condra has
been quito 111, having suffered a se
vere attack of appondlcltlB. Though
laBt week she was in danger, at pres
ent she 1b thought to bo gradually recovering.
Mrs. Le RoBBignol will Bpoak to the
rural problem clasB, Thursday after
noon at 5:00 o'clock In the Y. W. C. A,
rooms. She will dlscusB plans of on-
KllMII;i" r Tni Iff IIH1
WMIBmI i ' ''I'll111 m "I'l hi iMIjTOlylaHB
Your smoke at the gate these
sunny spring mornings
You'll enjoy it more if your'e
dressed like the young chap
above?.
He's wearing the AVIATOR
one of our lively L SYSTEM
models for spring $20 to $30.
They have the careless grace
which skilled tailoring imparts;
The swing and dash which
marks the good dresser.
Drop in tomorrow and see
them!
MAGEE & DEEMER
11090 Street
tertalnmont for groups of ton to fif
teen people. She would like for the
class to bring planB also which have
been either successful or unsuccess
ful, in order to dlBcuss them.
Arthur May was presented with the
pair of Oropheum tickets for thlB
week. As yet ho has not announced
when he Is going to ubo them, or to
whom ho Is going to give the other
ticket.
See our new line of programs. Boyd
Printing Co., 125 N. 12th.
Weber Sultorlum. 1100 O St.
8enlor Masquerade Saturday.
Make your dates early with Hagen
sick's Orchestra. Auto B-2990. tf
Cheer Up
7Voat of Our Troubles are
Imaginary. If Your Eyes
Need Attention Call at
HUKILL & PRESTON, Burlington Block, 13 and O St.
TODAY 2:30
TONIGHT 8:15
The Comedy With Specialties
"CASEY JONES"
Mat., 25 & 10c. Night, 50 to 15c
Frl., 8at. & 8at. Mat., Mar. 29-30
THE ABORN OPERA CO.
THE BOHEMIAN GIRL
Night $1.50 to 50c. Mat. $1.00 to 50c
LINCOLN MATTvEEWacnW3"y)J,3'
ORPHEUM
Hell t30
Auto 1
098 ADVANCED VAUDEVILLE
Week Com. Monday Night, Mar. 25
LITTLE LORD ROBERT
THE FIVE SULLY8
MAX HART'8 SIX STEPPER8
BROWN & NEWMAN
A. O. DUNCAN
THE PARROFF8
JETTER AND ROGER8
PRICE8 Matinee, 15c and 25o
Nights, 15c, 25c, 35c and 50c
WARTHON'S
Original, Electric, Shoe
Repair Factory
Always reliable and up to
the minute
142 North 12th Street
Dr. Orin Lamb
DENTIST
V. of M. Class of '11
B3740 208 Canter BIdg. 12th O
tfTPSeo us tor your
f next job of
printing. Personal
supervison enables
us to make each job
please. 128 N. 14 St
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.
Be sure to seo our line first.
College Tailors
College View, Nebraska
Phonat -Q
We serve the purest and
best HOT and COLD RE
FRESHMENTS in the city
Huyler'a Chocolates
$1.00,r?outain Pens
t
$1.00 Safety Razor.
Student's SrCourse Lunch 15c
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