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THE DAILY NEBRA8KAN
THEATRES
Oliver Theater
Today 2:30 Tonight 8:15
MRS. WIGGS OF THE
CABBAGE PATCH
Mat. SO & 25c Night 75c to 25c
Nov. 10-12 Mon., T'ues. & Wed.
LITTLE WOMEN
Matinees Tuesday &, Wednesday.
Nov. 13 LILLIAN RUSSELL.
ORPHEUM
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L Thur., FtU, Sat Nov. 6, 7 and 8
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Bi-AWCHIL WALSH
. And,H,tP(npatTy in
"TKeCxUnterfg -Nadlnc"
ELSA RUEQQER
WorW's Greatest Woman Cellist
THRee-eUFOR-BOYS
ETHEL MACOONOUGH
LANE AND O'DONNELL
PARISIAN STREET SINGERS
THREE JUGGLING MILLERS
Mat. Thur., Frl. 15, 25. Sat. 15, 25,
50
NIGHT PRICES 15, 25, 35, 50, 75
Lyric Theatre
FRI and SAT., NOVEMBER 6-7-8
WOODFORD'S EDUCATED
ANIMALS.
See "OSCAR" The Man Monkey.
WHALEN, WEST & WHALEN
In "It Happened on Broadway."
PATHE'S SEMI-WEEKLY."
"LIFE FOR LIFE."
"THE KING'S MAN"
Three Shows Dally 2-7-9 p. m.
Matinee All 8eats 10c. Night 15c
ANOKAl
ARROW
aaSQOLLAR
ClaU, Ftabedr ft Co., Ino. Mkcr
University Jeweler aid Opticiaa
C. A. TUCKER
JEWELER
S. S. SHEAN
OPTICIAN
1123 0 St. YELLOW FRONT
YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED
SIMMONS, THE PRINTER
Good Printing
317 S. 12th St. Phone B-2391
WE CATER TO STUDENTS
Smith & Hurst
BARBERS
112 North 13th
miANOKAHH
LINCOLN BUSINESS MEN
GETTING THE KANSAS FEVER
350 Reserved Seats to be Placed at Dis
posal of Lincoln Boosters Who go
to Lawrence on Special.
Arrangements have boon made b
Manager Guy Rood Tor 350 reserved
seats at the Nebraska-Kansas game at
Lawrence to accommodate the busi
ness mon who go from Lincoln. The
tickets will bo loft at the Commercial
Club the latter part of this week and
ig-uray uu uuuuueu more oy an wno in
tend to go.
A boostors' committee of thirty
four, announced in last Sunday's Star,
rntas charge of the campaign for a
Jarge delegation to make the trip to
Lawrence.
ORGANIZED AGRICULTURE- WEE,ciKCTg
Valuable Prizes Offered During Week
of Meetings and Shows, Jan
uary 19-23.
There will be about $2,500 given to
contestants at the various shows at
Lincoln during the meetings of Or
ganized Agriculture. January 19-23.
1914 At this time about twenty-five
different agricultural associations hold
their annual meetings and shows.
There will be a horticultural show, a
corn show, a home cured meat show, a
domestic science show, and these will
be for both juniors and seniors.
Great interest is being shown out
in the state and many inquiries are
already being received for entry
blanks. George V. Kline. V. of N., '00,
is secretary with headquarters in the
state house
NOW FOR FAT STOCK TEAM
Conscientious efforts to Turn Out
Winning Team Before No
vember 29.
In the animal husbandry depart
ment at the State Farm, interest Is
now being centered In coaching and
solccting a teom to represent Ne
braska in the judging contest at the
international fat stock show which Is
to be held at Chicago November 29 to
December 6.
A class of ten or twelve are work
ing out each day, and while there is
no shouting along the side lines the
boys are putting forth every effort to and twelve. Owner can have same
make as creditable a showing as pos- by describing pen. Call at 1 0 f No
sible to uphold Nebraska's standard, braska Hall. Professor Child
Last Saturday the class judged nine
classes of stock, including two classes WANTED -Student to do simple let
of horses bolonuiiiK to Watson. Woods ,
Bros. & Kelly Co A week ago Sat-
unln the class visited Omaha, judg -
ing the horses belonging to M.vorn.
business concerns
It is planned to have the team start
several days before the show begins
in order that they may visit several
stock farms. The contest will be on
November 29. the first day of the
show.
The demand for seats at the Harvard-Yale
game to be played at New
Haven on November 15 has already
exceeded the seating capacity by ap
proximately 10,000 applications. Next
year will have a new concrete and
steel bowl, which has a seating ca
pacity of 60,00$.
All Lovers of
invited to examine our Fine Assort
ment of Iverness Placques just re
ceived.
The Uni
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340 N.
(Elaaaifieib 4oUm
iitw ruura fur ono gun-1
t Ionian
12th St
$7 per month. At 442 No.
THE Kmmanuel Methodist Church at
15th and U is a home-like church
whore students like to go. Try It.
MODERN, up-to-date rooms. Complete
new furnace equipment. Hoard if de
sired, and rates reasonable. 14:u; I,
St. Phone RG256.
(jutLS m j. v Leckiitor wishes
to announce twit sue nas a limited
number of places open Call 1-118 S
Phone 1798 8-1
LARGE front room with two stud
m" 'T. V - !" Milium, ui 11 ll.
12th st. n.;-2t
MODERN, up-to-date room; complete:
new furnace equipment; board If
j desired, and ratos reasonable.
1436 S
St. Phone DC25G.
LOST .Moore's fountain pen on athletic-field,
Wed., Nov. 5, 1913; finder
return to Rag ofilce. 8-3.
i LOST Long billbook containing fif
j teen dollars; return to Hug office
and receive reward. 8-2.
LOST Folder pocketbook containing
check and athletic ticket. Kindly
return to Ung office. 8-3
LOST Will man who found leather
pocket notebook In basement of Ne-
i braska hall please return to Rag office.
Fountain pen found on athletic field
I Wednesday moraine between eleven
writing and other easy desk
work- ,mm U lo - (lllll-
Cniversity
1 "ri,'c" " T1'rd classman who may mil
i to continue the Job preferred. Call at
Room 207, Nebraska Hall.
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TRY
OUR LUNCHEONETTES
They are always the best
We serve hot and cold
annks all winter long,
Lincoln Candy Eitcbei
South West Corner 14th 0 Street
the Beautiful
are
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Sto
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11th Street
t. C. Smith & fcrts.
Tjtpewriter-Co,
! 125 North 13th, Lincoln, Nd.
Preserve Your
College Work
The L. C. Smith & Bros. Type
writer is invaluable to college stu
dents who want a record of their
I college work after graduation
We give special attention to tl e
needs of students. We have type
writers to rent, as well as to sell.
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A 'ew rebuilt machines at a bar-
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Riggs
Drug Cutter
llini.KK'S CAND
SODA WATCH lUnCIIKS
3ST0JES
WHITMAN'S CLASST CAHDT
Meier Drue; Co
HAIRDO STREETS
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MISS STERKEL
Hair Dressing, Manicuring
and Switch Making
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
B-4420 Room 412, BrowncH Blk.
"SPA"
Try the Y. MfC A. Lunch Room
Cafeteria Plan
City Y. M..C A. 13th and P
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