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A Most
Attractive Figure
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A corset is so personal so
much a part of one's very self
that it should be most thought
fully selected and fitted by a
skillful fitter.
Redfern Models enhance
figure beauty and correct figure
defects.
You will appreciate the
value of a Redfern Corset,
and you will like the beauty
of form and exquisite dain
tiness of the latest models.
$3
up
For Sale by
MILLER & PAINE
Inc.
0 & 13th Streets
Keep
Carbon
Copies
of lectures, theses, etc. This
can only be done by buying
or renting a typewriter.
Special rates to students.
Phone or call at
L C. Smith & Bro.
Typewriter Co.
LINCOLN, NZBE.
RLATTSBURG
MADE
VTTH THE OVAL BUTTOf-HOLE
AND NEW REMFORCEO EOOE.
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Just now, however, each co-ed should
see to it that she is doing everything
In her power to make successful the
plans already made. Every co-ed should
be enrolled in some form of service.
Several fields have been thrown open
A Red Cross unit has been organized;
plots of ground have been given to
groups of co-eds for cultivation; inde
pendent organizations are preparing
materials and supplies for the soldiers
in camp and on the battlefield; in
these and other ways the girls and
VACATION PROFITS
Make money this summer selling
O-So-Exy Cedar Oil Polish for
Automobiles, floors and furniture.
Renews luster of paint and var
nish, and makes old cars look like
new. Easy opening always assured.
Demonstration simple. Your profits
66 per cent.
O-So-Ery recommended by 18 big auto
inobile manufacturers to buyers of theircara.
No deposit Deeded.
Wri te for our selling plan for College men.
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Ui bchool Supplies
have all the
things you need
for school text books,
drawing materials,
HI tablets and other sup
ff fl plies, including the
CONKLEM Self -Filler
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Students ererywhere
say this efficient fountain
pen means better work
and better grades.
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Eferr Asr la roar talk and readinc. at
boose, on the trert ear, in toe oOoe. shop
ndaeboot fob likelf question tbe km
inr of toot mtm word. A friend asks:
What bake mortar harden?" Yom aee
the locaUoa o f ads afatriaror tbe preana
ciattoa of Jmjmttm. What l start na7
Tbis J.'ew Creatine inwtii ail kinds of
qneatMos is Laafiiax.Hitory.Biorrapbr.
Fk-Uoo. rmn Words, Trades. Arts aad
actrocea. aatta aaat atasrtfi.
40000 War.
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The calf dirticearriritli 'j.f'O"
acteriaed aa
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kaaa P a raTlsa:
On tbia. opaque, airone. ;
India paper. Wbat a aaiav
faction toosm tAeJfa
Webates- la form ao Ucbt
aad eo eoneoieat to ase I
Oa ksJf tha Ibk-kaeai aad S
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etc.
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women can help bring the war to a
successful conclusion. The Pitt Weekly.
Ambulances
Students of the New York univer
sity and Bfllevue Medical college
have organized a committee to start
a fund for purchasing ten ambulauces
to be sent with American troops for
foreign service. The amount required
will be $15.000. Ex.
J Iowa said: "The average soldier in
the trenches expect the war to last
at least 18 months more. The action
of Russia will have a great effect on
the duration of the war. The men in
the trenches, however, have no doubt
as to the outcome. The soldiers are
very anxious for Teddy to come over.
The average European views Theodore
Roosevelt as the birsest man in Amer
ica. His presence in the trenches
would have a great moral effect on the
soldiers. Ex.
Wanted
Cooks and Ford mechanics are
wanted to enlist in the Illinois unit
of the American Ambulance service.
For those are the only positions left
as the men have more than filled the
units. Ex.
War to Last
Sergeant Empey, American and vet
eran of the English army in speaking
to the students at the University of
Vanderbilt
The great question in the drill prac
tice at Vanderbilt is how the present
cuting of drill now that the system
has grown old. the tendency has beeu
to cut at all times, and of course this
demoralizes the companies. We would
advise the Vanderbilt authorities to
study the Texas system a little while
and see if they could not get better
results. Ex.
Student Council Constitution Of The
University Of Nebraska
Article I. The name of this organization shall be the
Student Council of the University of Nebraska
Article II. The purpose of this organization shall be the
the relating of all extra-curricula activities to one another
and to the University as a whole; the creation of such other
expressions of student life as shall supplement those already
established; the direction of such other matters of student
interest as shall be initiated by or referred to the Student
Council. The council shall also act as a student court to in
vestigate and make recommendations in such cases of minor
discipline as shall be referred to it by the executive dean
and the dean of women.
Article III. The council shall be composed of the fol
lowing representatives:
1. Eleven members apportioned aa follows:
a. Six junior men, one each from the colleges of ag
riculture, arts and sciences, engineering, law,
and pharmacy and one from the school of com
merce. b. Four junior women, one each from the colleges
of agriculture and arts and sciences, one from
the school of fine arts, and one from the teachers
college.
c. . One man or woman from the graduate college.
These eleven representatives shall be nomi
nated from the floor at a mass meeting of their
own college or school held at a time set by the
Student Council, and shall be voted upon by the
members of their own college or school at the
regular Student Council election, the time of
which shall be set by the Student Council.
2. Four seniors two men and two women nominated
from the floor at a mass meeting of the senior class
class and elected by tbe student body at the regular
Student Council election.
At the first election for members of the Student
Council this number shall be increased to eight
seniors four men and four women the additional
four members to take the place of those provided
for in article 3 following.
3. Four seniors two men and two women nominated
and elected by the Student Council from the junior
members of that body, to serve during the follow
ing year.
4. Tbe sophomores who shall be non-voting members.
Tbe highest man and highest woman officer of
the freshman class chosen at the second semester
class election shall serve in this capacity.
Article IV. The regular Student Council election shall
be held not earlier than April 1st and not later than May
15th of the year preceding that in which members are to
serve. Within these limits the date for election shall be set
by the Student Council. Voting shall be by preferential bal
lot. Mass meetings for nominations shall be held at least one
week before the election.
Article V. Candidates to be eligible for election shall be
be members of the st-cific school or college and class as de
termined by the regular University rulings in such case, and
shall have a scholastic average of at least 75 per cent for the
preceding semester.
Article VI. A meeting of the newly elected Student
Council shall be tailed by the outgoing chairman within one
meek after the election day.
At the establishment of the Student Council tbe Cirst
meeting shall be called by the senior receiving the highest
number of votes.
At this meeting the necessary officers shall tx elected and
the organization of the council perfected. A chairman and
vicehairman one of whom shall be a man and the other a
woman shall be chosen in order to provide a chairman for
separate men's and women's section at such times as shall
seem expedient.
Article MI. Mass meetings of students shall be called by
the chairman of the Student Council at the discretion of the
council, or cpon the written request of fifty students of the
University.
Article Mil. Amendments to this constitution or revi
sions of it may be presented to student, in mass meeting as
sembled. and"upon a majority vote of those present, shall be
submitted for adoption to the student body at an election
called for that purpose.
C. ROY MILLER, For Foot Cohort
0 "Business As Usual"
Ej We are making every effort to keep It so. To this end we have
l installed the latest labor-saving and efficiency devices.
1 Prospective students and employers are invited to investigate.
IJ Several students placed in good positions the past week.
P SUMMER SESSION BEGINS JUNE 4
1 Nebraska School of Bnslness
fl CApproved by the State Department o Public Instruction.)
p T. A. BLAKE9LEE. President. H. F. CARSON, Secretary.
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THE UNIVESITY SCHOOL OF MUSIC
Tweasty-Third Tmt Jut oxamniolBf
HiMj teacher in all branoliM of mnii to ehoote from.
Drtaatls) Art Asstkttlo Dandnf
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r ill'Vdr can't work out of the trousers, that there are no shirt taila
to bunch in teat, that the drawers "stay put," to uy nothing ol
the comfort and economy of taring a earment. OLU S is coat cut
open all the way down closed crotch, closed back. See illustration.
For polf, tennis and field wear, we recommend the special attached
collar OLUS with rrtnjlar or short sleeves. Extra srres for very tall or stout
men. All shirt fabrics, in smart designs, including silks 150 to $10.00.
OLUS eaa pUcm PAJAMAS for lounging, resting and comfortable sleep.
Made on the same principle as OLlS Shirts coat rut, closed bark.
closed crotcb. no striae to tifbtaa ar coos looaa. 91.50 to 0O.
Aak raw staalar far OLUS. Iil.tsarns.it
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Building
Adjustment of Fallen Arches, re-
moral of Corns and tn growing Kalis Phone
and the relief of B anions.
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