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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN ABOUT PEOPLE CLASSIFIED COLUMN AT THE THEATRES r y K -. 4- Y C. H. Frey, floriBt, 1133 O St tf Ed Adams. Sigma Nu, has been back In Lincoln the past few dayB. Ted Marriner, Cleaner and Hatter, 235 No. 11th. MIbb Tress McCoWl, Kappa Alpha Theta, haB returned from her home at Auburn. Make your datoe early with Hagen lck'B OrcheBtra. Auto B-2991. tf Meeting of ProfesRor Le HoBsignol's Y. W. ('. A. Hlblo claBB has been post poned until next week. Have Graves print it for you. 233 North Eleventh St. Ciint Newman, '10. Dr. James W. WilBon, "OS, and J. F. Sinf are visiting at the Beta house this week. George DroB., expert printers, en gravers and embossers, 13th and N. II. I,. Seidel haB gone to Portland, Ore., where he has Bigned a contract to pitch in the Northwest Coast League this season. Thornburg'a Orchestra dancers with popular hits. 255C. delightB Auto B- tf Delegates to the Y. V C. A confer ence will be arriving all day Friday All girls who are willing to help meet them at the train inquire at the Y. V. C. A. olllce. Programs and Invitations printed or engraved. Boyd Printing Co., 125 North 12th. H. C. Diesem, '0G, has been ap pointed irrigation engineer by the V. S. Department of Agriculture for Nebraska and South Dakota, with headquarters at North Platte. Y. M. C. A. barber shop opens at 7:30 a. m. Student trado solicited. Best service. G. O. Unruh, 'l.'l, has left school temporarily because of the serious 111 nesB of his father. He will take charge of his father's furniture and undertak ing buBinesB, and will probably be out of school the rest of the BemeBter. Engraved dance programs done in Lincoln. Ockor EngraUng company, Brownell block. K. Akagl. C. E. MO, E. E. '11, iB now at Rocky Ford. Colo , with the- Arkan sas Valley Railway, Light and Power company, Installing transformers, switchboarda, etc., for the .lew trans mission line from Pueblo to Ia Junta. Three of tho Sigma Nu convention visitors, West of Cornell, Schoon maker of Minnesota, and "Jerry" Mc Mahon of Iowa City, "came for a day, but remained to stay." West and Schoonmaker were forced to leave Tuesday because of examinations, but indications are that "Jerry" will not bo able to tear hiniBelf away until the. laBt of the week at least. about A few "riots' spring clothes. Not on style alone does clothes values depend. Not alone on fabric, or fit, or tailoring does it de pend, but upon all of them combined. Not one of our Ken sington or Kuppenheimer suits for spring is deficient in any of these points we do not accept defec tive suits. Do you not see the ad vantage to yourself of buying your clothes where such a policy as this ob tains? MAGEE & DEEMER Red Oak L08T LOST On campus, Mooro'a non lenk ablo fountain pen with gold trlm mlngB. Reward for return to No braakan ofllco. 11 -151 FOUND FOUND A ItoBary In Prof Harbour's clasB about two wefks ago. Call at tho Rag otflce. 117-3t WANTED WANTED Two young men, spare time, hustlerB. 210 Chapln Hldg. BEST student proposition In Lincoln Earn $7.50 a week collecting Satur days on a Journal route. This one for Bale at $l,fr0 Two Btudent owners in last eight yearB Inquire of State Journal If you can raise this much money. 118 .'It U. of N. Y. M. C. A. CAFETERIA Meals at cost cf materlalsand service UNIVERSITY TEMPLE Capital Tailoring & Clothes Co. Suits cleaned and prened by the month $1.50. High Clot Tailoring Auto L HjiH ll5 O St. Lincoln Aurora from the Trinity M. E. church at 10 a. in , Wednesday, with Rev. A. J Northrup in charge. Burial was in Wyuka. STUDENTS TO BE MINSTRELS. University Talent Will Help Out Ad Club in Production. HERPOLSHEIMER'S CAFE Dinner Ui30 to It 30 IC. Sappc Si30 to 7i30 XJC Also Cafeterlan 9tyl George Bergen Leonard, father of Georgo K. Leonard, '12, died at 4:30 a. m., Monday at the family residence, 160f Maple Btreet. Death came after a lingering Illness of over three months. Funeral services were held The Ad Club Minstrels, who will ap pear at the Oliver next Monday and Tuesday, will have in their troupo some University talent. Roy Allen, who is taking a prominent singing part in tho KoBinet Klub opera which Is to be presented May 3, has a role In tho minstrel show and is doing cleer work. In addition several stu dents will be in tho chorus and doubt- I less will add life to the evening's ac J tivlties. . ' The Ad Club Minstrels are being ; trained by C. L. Conner, who was for merly a student in the law college, and who has written the score for tho KoBinet Klub opera, "The Diplomat." He has selected a good collection of new music for tho Bhow and has pro vided plenty of local hits and gagB. The entire company will lncludo slxty llvo people, fifteen of whom will be principals. Following next week's perform ances, the show will appear in several towns throughout tho stato. Weekly shipments of tho beat tbero is in chocolates. Huyler's lAhltman'a Lovuney's iiearstti' California violets fresh every day. Meier Drug Co. I3th and O Y. M. C A. Merchant Tailor Shop Suits Cleaned, Repaired and Pressed Shop in Bubomont Y. M. C. A. Bldg. TODAY 2:30 TONIGHT 8:15 Sat., Promptly at 8 P. M., April 13 "The Spring Maid" With MIZZI HAJ08 Mat. $1.50 to 50c. Night $2 to 50c SAT. NIGHT AT 8 P. M., APR. 13 Charles Frohman Presents MAUD ADAMS In "CHANTECLER" Prices $2.00 to 75c. Now 8elllng LINCOLN MAGEXaspAre'oy,,,, ORPHEUM a'.h ADVANCED VAUDEVILLE Week Com. Mon. Night, April 8th CHARLEY GRAPEWIN MULLEN &. COOGAN ALMA YOULIN FRED HAMILL BERNIVICI BROTHERS MAREENA & DELTON BROS. THIESSEN'8 PETS PRICES Matinee, 15c and 25c Nights, 15c, 25c, 35c and 50c Discard your high shoes and make your feet hap py with a pair of our new oxfords or pumps. BECKMAN BROS. 1107 O STREET College- shoo store run by collego men lRIHTIMO; flpSee us for your f next job of printing. Personal Bupervieon 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 see our line first. College Tailors College View, Nebraska Phona -4-0 Dr. Poynter to Lecture. Dr. Poynter's last lecture on "De velopment of Christianity" will ho given at 7:00 o'clock In tho Y. W. C. A. rooms. This lecturo will compare Christianity with other religions. Heffley's Tailors Suits $20 Up nth and n Nifty Styles We serve the purest and best HOT and COLD RE FRESHMENTS in the city Huyler's Chocolates $1.00 Foutain Pent $1.00 Safety Razors Student's 3-Course Lunch 15c tjeftih ctyiTixxcr Wa mm mm mL-M-m-MmlmmlmmmMmmWmWmmmLmJnmMMmmMmm