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Alexander Carr
G. Aldo Randegger
Jim and Betty Morgan
Albright and Rodolfl
Rockwell and Wood
Martlnette 4 Sylvester
Vera Sablna & Co.
Prices 25c, 50c and 75c
AMINA
Spanish Violinist
MADAM MARION
Rapid Chango Artist
THE WAY OF WOMAN
Laugh of Scorn
Kate's Love Knot
MAJESTIC
THEATRE
Wed. and Thurs., Sept. 13-14
-LIEUT. DANNY, U. S. A."
and
Two Part Keystone Comedy
Frl. and 8at.( Sept 15-16
"THE PURPLE LADY"
"HI8 FIRST TOOTH"
"Mutt and Jeff" Cartoon
"SPA"
Get your Lunches at the
City Y. M. C. A, Cafeteria Plan
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GO TO
Greal s Cigar Store
On the Road to the
University
121 No. 12th Street
This is not a trust store
Store you can Trust
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Fall Hats!
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SOCIETY
Carl Gramlick, '17, has returned to
college.
MiBs'Marian Hall spent the summer
in Boulder, Cold.
Clayton Radcliffe, '13, was a Lincoln
visitor last week.
Thurman Hinds, '19, of David City,
has returned to college.
Norman Curtice, '19, spent the sum
mer camping In Wyoming.
Miss Beatrice Dterks has been In
Chicago for the past week.
Miss Alice Proudfit, '16, spent the
summer at Eaton's Ranch In Wyoming.
bfa university last year, has again
registered nt Nebraska.
iMiss Ruth Anderson, '18, Ih visiting
In Long Beach, Cal., whore she will
remain until the holidays.
Vanco Tra$hngen, ex-17, has re
turned to Harvard to resume his
studies In the law college.
Roy Harney, "17, did general law
work in the state's attorney's ofllce at
Wagner, So. Dak., during the summer.
MIbs Marguerite Riordan has re
turned from the western part of the
state.
Miss Faith Swigert of the University
of Illinois, was a campus visitor yesterday.
Miss Edith Hall, who assisted In
the art department last year, has re
turned from her vacation in Colorado.
Cecil Laverty, '18, worked In the
cream car on the Billings branch of
the Burlington railroad during vaca
tlon.
Pace Woods, '19, has returned from
La Pointe, Wis., where he spent the
summer.
Miss Kathryn Mellor, '18, visited
her sister in Springfield, 111., for the
summer.
Lyle Rushton, '18, will not return to
school. He has taken a position in
Seattle.
Miss Helen Curtice and Miss Lulu
Mitchell were at Ten Sleep, Wyo., this
summer.
John Charles Wright, '19, spent the
month of August in Chicago visiting
relatives.
Nason Young, '18, will not return
to school this year. He is employed
in Kansas City.
Victor Halligan, '17, will be assist
ant football coach at Wesleyan univer
sity this year.
Max Miller, '17, was elected grand
treasurer of the Phi Lamba Epsilou
fraternity at the convention last
month.
Miss Norma Thompson and Miss
Sarah Risdon have registered for spe
cial work in connection with their
study in music.
Willard Folsom, '18, will enter the
semi-finals of the Country club golf
tournament. Mr. Folsom has been the
champion for the last three years.
Prof. G. A. Stephens has returned
from Washington, D. C, where he has
been on the economic staff, assigned
to the Investigation of the lumber
industry.
Hugo Birkuer, of Cornhusker foot
ball fame, was in Lincoln last week
on his to Kent, O., where he has ac
cepted a responsible position with a
large forest company.
POPUIAR PRICEDMENS WEATJ
Ralph Coad, '11, who is in a law firm
in New York City, will be in Lincoln
for the week end.
Harold Neff, '17, was supervisor of
the school gardens at Grand Island
during the summer.
Fred Seacrest, who attended Colum-
Buehler Metcalfe, '11, Is war corre
spondent for the Omaha World-Herald.
Mr. Metcalfe is also doing feature
work for several large eastern maga
zines, from the border.
Miss Helen Chesney, Mies Carol
Howard and Miss Ruth Mills, '16, came
down from Omaha yesterday to spend
the week end with Miss Marian Wat
kins, '16.
George Bros., Printers and Stationers.
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UNI. JEWELEB
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Waterman and
Moore Pens.
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PAUL BABSON
Paul Babson, business manager of
the 1916 Cornhusker, who was forced
to leave the university last spring be
fore completing his Junior year, has
returned to school.
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230-234 No. 11th Street
The most attractive and Unique
EATING
Place in Town.
Special attention given to Faculty
Members and Sudents
WINDSOR HOTEL CO.,
AUGUST HAGENOW, Manager.
V
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New Drug Store
AND
Soda Fountain Business
just opened in the
New Orpheum Theatre Building
two blocks south of the campus
SODA FOUNTAIN 15 tables and 60 chairs; especial rare given to
sanitary conditions; we make our own sirups.
LUNCHEONETTE Hot chocolate, coffee, cocoa. Hot Soups Bouil
lon, chicken, cream of tomato, clam, oyBter. Meats and Sand
wiches Chicken, ham, cheese, club house. We cook our own
meats and prepare our own soups.
DANDIES We handle the high grade Johnston's line and the estab
lished local Gillen line; we toast our own almonds and pecans.
TOILET GOODS A full and attractive line.
KODAKS AND SUPPLIES We do developing and printing.
FOUNTAIN PENS Waterman's and other makes.
You are Invited to meet your friends at the Orpheum Drug Store.
V telephone and writing table for your convenience. Best seats for
rour comfort while you wait. Entrances on P Btreet and from the
heatre lobby.
Orpheum Drug Company
Larson Hildreth '95 and '96, Fay W. Fraker and Harry W. Gartner IS.
formerly at Uarley's.
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