THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
3ln QDttjer Sarja
Pages From PaBt History
IN OTHER DAYS
1901.
NVht.rl.i varsity iill.-H up n Inrgi
,.,. hi two short hahes against
Jioane -m1,.p,. l-'lnal result N ' 0
,,,,, ,,,,.,,,1,,.1-s of the freshman
,.,. ,.!, .ommlttee at Minnesota
I,m. 1,.,-n Mispended by the faculty
Spe.iiie t liiii-K' " ,h,Mn an5'
d.uibinp paint on university property,
and fNI1inK f evidence at the In-
(iiii
1904.
rornhusker loothall team leaves for
Colorado ia the Itock Island
Clas- elections en-ate considerable
Interest
1905.
South Dakota loothall leftiu scores
-rr-Oia iirslty jiiOLiUQlkliL
The linal hcote .stands 12 -G In favor
!' Nebraska.
1908.
A p-cption Is held at the homo of
W .1 Hran lor the advlsoiy bourd
ami cabinet of the Y M V A.
1911.
The Conihusker coeds lorm a "root
ing squad ' The Hlack Masks take
cIkiiT" i,1l ',"' Industriously selling
.season ii' k' ts The plan is to en-
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CONVOCATION.
Toda .it 'leen o'clock the llrt of
., miiiit i oi convocation programs
b iini r -it v professors will be held
l)ean Dams a ill give : llll on the
Mulish Park in England Having
hp, hi Mi. Mininier on the Island the
Dian l- prepaied to make a very in-ter.-siiiiu
.oldies Other members of
11).. !.nult who have been abroad
luiinu Hie past summer will Hive in
leiesiiiic .sddresses in the near tutur
-fc Season tickets will be on sale -fc
fc at the Rag" office Wednesday, -fc
-fc Thursday and Friday from 1:00 r
-fc to 6 00 i. m.
WE ARE PLEASED
with the number of people that have
been in to see our new Clothes Shop,
and many have bought Suits, Rain
Coats, Hats, Shoes and Furnishings.
All will tell you as they have told us,
how well pleased they are with the
new Men's Store. We invite you
see the new "modern way of mer-
rhanaising
Fulk Clothing Company
1236-1238 O Street
TEACHING ENGLISH TO JAPS
Y. M. C. A., Needs Teacher of Mother
Tongue
Another opportunity has presented
it. si If to the em luetic ouug man
who is depending upon work outside
ol school to help lurri meet necessary
expenses 1 lie inncrsiiy i ii v . ,
is in need of a teacher of ICnglish
lor a class of Japanese oung men
The lime required is approximate!;
throe hours a week, the work i. to
be in the evening; and the rernunerii
turn reasonable Applicants must be
nun of good christian character and
experienced in teaming. Those inter
ested will do well to see the Oeneral
Secretary in the Temple.
M
EN WHO DRESS CAREFULLY
as to taste and expenditure they are
our customers.
College Tailors
College View Phone B-O-X-A-48
ll the students of the V of N. are
co'dially invited to attend the stu
dei. Is reception given by the first
cluistian church 11 and M St.. Octobe.
Id at S o'clock
Until Nickell and Helen Drake of
!'.-. iti iri sneut th ' eek end at the
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HEY, YOU
GUYS
with big feet-or
any other kind
come in and get
shod for
$2.50 and $3.00
KLINES
1132 0 Street
Miss Charlotte Whedon
Announces the opening of her classes in aethetic
and ball-room dancing. Class in ball-room dancing
for University students on Saturday evenings from
eight till nine, commencing October 18th.
1845 D Street -::- -::- Telephone B-1287
Allelic McCulh ol Columbus Leah
Shaw ol Osceola and 1011a Sell wake
ol Nebraska City spent the weekend'
at the Pi Meta Phi house
STPDIONTS. TAKK NOTK'K First
class family board for a limited num
ber of students; two blocks from Uni
versity, rates $1 per week 14!G S at.
Phone H GL'fiG.
I-'IRST LIKl'TKNANT uniform for
sale Saber, belt and puttees Includ
ed Last year's suit, good condition.
Call M1MO0.
KX('HAN-CKI -In I' Hall, a raincoat
Please call M-1G54.
Special Afternoon and Evening Classes
IN ALL COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS
at hours to suit University students. We enroll many
University students each year. You are invited to
visit the school and get particulais.
NEBRASKA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
The Business School Training School
with the University Atmosphere
Cor. 14th and 0 Sts. :: :: ::
Electric Building
LOST Opal stick pin. Finder please
return to this ollice and receive reward.
LOST Nebraska seal pin; call L4151
LOST -Lady's finger ring, moonstone
surrounded with small diamonds.
Rot urn to Rag office.
The Cafeteria of the University Y. M. C. A.
Reasons for the High Cost of Living:
Abuse of free privileges.
Waste of food, taking more than one can eat.
Careless use of equipment by customers.
Choosing food for its pleasant taste rather than
for its nourishing quality.
Help to reduce the cost to yourself.
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