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Wnyne Carrol of Gothenburg was a
campus visitor, last week.
Jones' Orchestral Phone Iv-8605.
Khen LcwIh; '12, of Superior la vltfit
Ing friends in Lincoln.
Music, .Iuis yageuelck. AntO F-2042.
Visiting Lincoln Friend.
Arelda Moore, ex-'lF, of Omaha, Is
visiting friends In Lincoln.
Telephone Yule Bros at once.
Ohlsen Back.
H. L. Oljlsen o.Loup (Mty is a" vis
itor at, the old school this week.
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("all Hoy O Wnrde. dance orchestra,
Auto TISfi. L8152. ( '(
Iuiua itauda.ll of Ouerlin. Kas., Marie
(loodt'ellow of Syracuse, Neb., atfid
"Mnry Radnor of Fairmont, Neh,, are
i-iting jn the city.
Ted MarrJner-Cleaner, Hatter and
Repairer. Auto B1799. 235 No. 11th.
Henry and Basil Weber man, Carl
Shirely and John Chamberlain, all of
Nelson. Neb, are visiting friends in
Lincoln
The Students' Sultorlum, cleaning
and pressing, 504 N. 15th. Auto B-1294.
Prof. Steele Back.
Mr. Alvin G Steele, '03, professor of
geology and mining In the University
of Arkansas was a campus visitor this
week.
C H. Trey, University florist, 1183
O st.
Prof. Barbour In Humboldt.
Prof K. II. Barbour did geological
work In Humboldt last week in re
sponse to the request of citizens there.
Men's dancing pumps and tan drill
shoes. Women's party sllpperB and
Swedish gym shoes, at Rogers & Per
kins, 1129 O street.
Freshmen as well as older students
will receive a hearty welcome, courto
ous treatment, and the best of service
at Green's Barber Shop and Bathhouse,
120 N. 11th St. Adv.
Ladies' clothing cleaned, remodeled
and repaired by an experienced dress
maker. Satisfactory work at reason
able prices. Mrs. Bricka, 315 South
17th. Auto B-4844 Adv. 10-2 It
Morrill and Kaley Return.
Ex-Regents Morrill and Kaley visited
the State Museum this week and was
pleased to note that so much had been
done to restore the museum Bince the
Are of March C. Mr. Morrill, who has
been such a liberal patron of palaeon
tological research, was president of
the Board of Regents for twelve years,
while Mr. Kaley served as regent for
two terms.
WHEN YOU GO HOME FOR THANKSGIVING
Don't let the old folks think you came home simply because there was no school.
Take them a Carving Set Show them you -appreciate getting home and a good
square meal again.
Good Carving Set Coit $1.75, $2.50, $3.50, $5.00 and up to $20.00 at
HALLETT,
Established 1871
LOST Jeweled fraternity pin with
owner's name on back. Liberal re
ward for return to Rag office. 11-15-31
LOST Saturday at Olympics, gold
watch, WaKhani works, in hunting
case, initials "C. E. M., '08," on cover
Return to this1 office for reward 8t
LOST Plnlu barreled Ibluck Mooro's
npn-lcakablo fountain pen on nth
fetlc field 'Saturday morning. Return
to Rag office for reward. 3t
LOST Pair of spiked shoes during
the Olympics; $1 reward Call Auto
B-1518 3t
LOST--On the campus Monday morn
ing, a silver muHh purs.e. Call
B-1C97 It
LOST -$18 in bills; roll contained ten,
live, and three ones Finder notify
11-3581. 3t
FOR KENT -Dance hall, second floor
Brownell hlk, 25x90 feet; no bettor
lloor in eiy; elevator service, cloak
rooms, toilet rooms, good piano; no
public dance allowed in hall; limited
o fraternity, socorlty, club and private
dances; dates reserved; $8 a night
Both phones H J Hill, Brownell
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Tri-Delt Visitors.
Stella Shaw of Omaha, Bertha Roach,
Esther Hunter and Marguerite Water
mnn are visiting at the Delta Delta
Delta house
Phelps New Chairman.
Russel Phelps of South Omaha has
been appointed chairman of the freah
man athletic board to fill the place left
vacant by the resignation of "Dick"
Rutherford.
Ralph of Salem.
' J. F. Ralph, '12, of Salem. Neb., visit
ed the campus yesterday. Mr. Ralph
is deputy county surveyor of Richard
son county and is doing considerable
drainage work through the state.
Old Nebraskan Back.
10. if Mallory, ex-'09, of Loup City
came down Saturday for the game and
will be here during this session of the
Legislature, to which he was elected
from his district.
J. B. Burnett on Clays.
Mr. J. B. Burnett, an assistant on
the Nebraska geological Burvey, visit
ed the clay beds of Table Rock last
week to secure samples for Professor
Borrowman, who Is making chemical
and physical tests of the important
clays of Nebraska.
A. B. Wonder, Class '82.
Mr. A. B. Wonder, U. of N. 1882,
now of Montrose, Col., visited the de
partment of geology this week and ex
pressed astonishment at the growth
wjiich the University had made, the
main building being the only one famil
iar to him. He was In the class with
Paul F. Clark.
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The
University
Dramatic
Club
Presents
"All
of a
Sudden
Peggy"
As originally presented
by Charles Frohman
with a cast including
Katherine Yates
Ethel Hills
Clara Wilson
Alma Plasters
Bryne Marcellus
Earl Sage
Reavis Gist
Don Ahrens
Bernice O'Kief
Saturday,
Nov. 23,
Temple
Theatre
Prices 35c, 25c
Reservations may be
made Thursday and
Friday at the Temple.
Box Office.
OLIVER THEATRE
TONIGHT AT 8:15
Wrestling Match
ROBINSON VS. T0LLIVER
Prices, 50c to $100; Stage, $1.50
THURS. MAT. & NIGHT, NOV. 21
HUGO B. KOCH In '"THE CITY''
Night $1.00 to 25c. Mat. 50 &. 26c
Nov. 22-23 Bernhardt Pictures.
ORPHEUM
ADVANCED VAUDEVILLE
GRACE CAMERON
CARL M'CULLOUGH
APDALE8 7.00 CIRCUS
FOUR KONERZ BR08.
GODFREY and HENDERSON
8HERMAN and M'NAUGHTON
THE FLYING RUSSELLS
Bar. Mats at 2:15 Prices 15c, 25c.
Night, 8:15 15c, 25c, 35c and 50c.
LYRIC
TUES., AND WED.
Three American Troubedours
MARDO and Hunter
PHOTO PLAYS
The Grotto of Torture
"A Doctor For Ar Hour"
"The Young Millionaire"
3 Shows Dally 2, 7 and 9 P. M.
ALL SEATS 10 CENTS
Visit the most enjoy
able and up to date
Moving Picture.
Programmes given at
1329 0 Str., South Side.
WHITMAN'S CLASSY CANDY
Nleler Drug Co.
13th and O Sis
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8HOP I
KUHL PRINTING CQ. I
212-215 South 12th St., J
Auto B-2082, f
DO YOUR PROGRAM AND
SOCIETY PRINTING I
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