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Postmortems and Prophtctes Hy H. I- KYLE.
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Oud't for Sanitary Barber Work. Huff Sed.
DUDLEY D DAVID
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HALLORY Q MoGUIRE
119 North 12th St, Try Us.
WHITMAN'S GLASSY CANDY
MEIER DRUG CO.
13th and O STREETS
MR. SHEMBECK
Pianist
Now ready to make appointments
for dancing parties, piano alone, or
orchestra. Positively the right
"dope" in music.
Phones: B3715. After 6 p. m.,
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Fraternities
Sororities
Get Our Cut Prices Before Buying
Eureka Semi Anthracite $7.00
Spadra 8.50
g Kcmo 6.50
Washed Egg 6.00
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COAL CO.
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SIMMONS
THE PRINTER
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Tan English or High
Toesa splendid line
to choose from
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Mens Wear for Nebr.
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Ilia nose was broken and bloody
Y't crinkled with haughty scorn.
His face was painted nnd muddy,
His clothing was tattered and torn.
His arms were out of their sockets,
His eyes were black as the night;
Full of sand and sawdust his pockets
He looked like he'd been In a fight.
But, Oh, he Is happy, so happy,
Although he is crippled and lame;
lie's bought him a bright green cappy,
And fought in the push-ball game.
And now the Chicago scribes have
explained Nebraska's victory. "The
Michigan Aggies," according to the
wise ones, "were limping and weary
from their fierce struggle with the
Wolverines." It is remarkable that
that fact escaped the notice of Coach
Macklin. Strangely enough, he
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Vote For i
JOHN P.. BENNETT
1320 L St.. Lincoln, for
County Commissioner
POOR WILLIE
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"You must excuse me, Willie. Pop
wouldn't buy me a punchln' bag an' I
got to practise on sumpin'!"
Inspiration.
"You can't write verse on eome sub
jects. Now, for in !?tance, what poetry
is there in a pork chop?"
"i can see you'v lierccf lcw real
hungry." Judsa.
Two thousand Chinese students are
studying in the United States this year
at various universities. The Chinese
government sends ttese students to
this country in consideration of the
remission by the United States gov
ernment of the $20,000,000 Boxer Re
bejjion Indemnity. Creighton Chronicle.
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thought his team was In tine condi
t'.on.
War stuff.
There's a cannon on our campus,
With its muzzle full of mud.
1 wonder if it ever took
Its toll of human bloO'd?
It seems so meek and gentle now,
Not like a real gun;
I can't believe It ever took
The life of anyone.
Yet, when I read about the wars
That rage in other lands,
Where helpless ones are crushed be
neath Despotic Iron hands,
A sense of safety o'er me comes;
Of deep security,
To know the gun !s here in case
Of an emergency.
The' Alumni of the University of
California have organized to secure a
bond issue of more than one million
dollars for the benefit of the Univer
sity. Creighton Chronicle.
PROOF POSITIVE
Mrs. Ilardfare Are you sure he
loves you, daughter?
Daisy Yes'm. He said if I'd marry
him that you could come and livo
Nvith us.
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A. H. HUTTON
Republican Candidate
UEPRESENTATIVK
Mr. Hutton has made a success of
his own business, and while a mem
ber of the Lincoln council made a
success of the City's business, and if
elected will do as well by Lancaster
County and the State.
Vote for Him.
Illinois Contests Cornell's Claim to
Biggest Armory.
Bids have, been awarded at Cornell
University for the construction of a
gigantic new Armory, which is to be
412 feet long, 228 feet wide and four
stories high. It will be built of gray
stone.
It Is claimed that this will be the
largest college armory in the country,
but the Illinois Armory, which is Hear
ing completion, is 419 feet by 276 feet,
making it considerably larger than the
structure Cornell expects to build.
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WMrmm0 NOLUS the out.ide shirt nd "1 fl ij I Ijij
1 urTderdrawers are one garment. ' f I Iri yi
j jilliljl This means that the shirt can't work dut of the trousers, If Mil
hjl'i that there are no 6h!rt tails to bunch in seat, that the drawers j I 1
'lilllf llilil'l "stny put," to say nothing of the comfort and economy of I; liiliili
underdrawers
This means that the shirt can't work dut of the trousers,
that there are no shirt tails to bunch in seat, that the drawers
"stny put," to say nothing of the comfort and economy of
saving a p irment. OLUS is coat cut, opens all the way down
cloeed crotch, closed back. See illustration.
For polf, tennis and field wear, we recommend the special
attached collar OLUS with regular or short sleeves. Extra
sizes for very tall or stout men. All shirt fabrics, in imurt
designs, including silks $1.50 to $10.00.
OLU3 one-pioca PAJAMAS for louncinf, rutin and comfortable
letr. MaJe on the lame prlmcirle OLt'S .Shim coat cut, cloortl hack,
cloned crotch. No itrintra to tighten or coma looao. $1.60 to S 3.60.
Ask your dealer for OLUS. Booklet pn request.
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PHILLIPS-JONES
1199 Broadway, New York
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University Jeweler and
Optician
C. A. -TUCKER
JEWELER
S. S. SHEAN
OPTICIAN
1123 O St. Yellow Front
Your Patronage Solicited
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Telephone B23ii 333 North 12th Street
For the "Work and Service that Pleases" Call B231 1
The best equipped Dry Cleaning Plan in the West.
One day service if needed.
Prices as reasonable as high grade work and prom, t service
will permit.
A cordial invitation to visit our very complete plant.
Repairs to men's garments carefully made.
Saturday
we reserve for "Shop Talks" with our University
Customers. Drop in and plan with us for your
coming needs in the printing line.
Graves
Printery
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Geo. W. Voss
1528 0 Street
are one garment.
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AMATEURS ONLY: YOUR 'CHANCE
Big Prim Contest Just nnnounrrd; open onlv to
those who have ntvar batore mold photoplays.
(ireat opportunity f i r Now Writers with New Idras.
Prevloiisoxpprlonccorjppclalediiratlonwof ttmccramry.
If you attend the movies you know tlio klnl of IiIo;im tl cv
want. an:l tf yon aro willing to take a few !es on:. In i-r.'ire
time at home yo i have Just a? Rood a chanco to win a bttr
eath prijo as anybody. This means you. One of nr
"happy thoughts" may win, and bo n.iido Into a plmto
play that will be shown, over your name, In theatres nil
over the coimtry..Vrlte at oncn, lerorn HI t l-izc fon-
Wlol... fart, i, io,ilTfi.4 l..r fr. l...k l .l..,w '. Wt -r I .."
Clbort Moor; Box 111, C. 10 C'e.T-
Cleaners
Pressers
Dyers
orning
Specializing m Univczsily Piinling
D-2957 244 N 11th
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Co.CLEAN COAL
2001 Lbs. to the Ton
This Ad is good for $5.00
on a SUIT or OVERCOAT
at LUD WIG'S
1028 O STREET
