THE U. OF M. DAILY.

CRANDALL TYPEWRITER

HARRIS HALL, 'THE SIMPLEX PRINTER. S'aI| Dooksto I
A new invention for duplicating
copies of writings and drawir gs.
i ,8Formerlywith George Wahr, 19
E. Washington st. Headquarters for
everything a Student needs in the
M R. A SBA CHline of Text-Books, Stationery and
B H9Miscellaneous Stock in general.
The Magician, wMARTIN SCHALLER,
THE DOWN-TOWN BOOKSELLER,
Will give one of his deligetful From a csaluan ordinary paper with 19 F. Washington st., one block
entertainments in any pen,1o ites can be made. Fifty
copies of typewriter manuscripts produced east of Main st.
in 15 minutes. Send fgoret ears and samples.
yu..s I41 -A,,_CA9T of warts. AGENTS WANTED. ______________

IPI.TCE $50,
The only high Grade Machine on the
Market sold at a iteasonable Price.
Simple; Durable; Writing in Sight;
Permanent Alignment; Instantly
Changeable Type.
J. S. PEARL, Agent,
53 E Washington st., Ann Arbor, Mich.
jRlO UR OAL OF
ST iABBR4
OFFICE: It WVwANchlington st., 'Phone No. 8
YARDS:TI. C. R. It., 'Phone N o.851.
FLAG PINS $1.501
Yellow and Blue But-
tons 60c.
With U. of M. or the
year 75c.
--- AT--
WM. ARNOLD'S, Jeweler.
Second Hand Books,
College Text Books,
Law Books,
Medical Books,
at cut rate prices at the
rj j TI!STS BUUB KSR
STATE STREET.
Bargains in Stationery and Note
Books. Special reductions this week
eon K. & E.'s Drawing Instruments.
We hate the beat.
SPALDINC'S ATHLETIC CLOTHING
and Sporting Goods for the new
gymnasium. Coine and see us. We
are the largest dealers in the city
and our prices are the lowest.
SHEEHAN & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Booksellers
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
OF ANN ARBOR.
Organized 1863.
-Capital, $100,000. Surplus and Prots, $40,000..
Tranesacts a getneral btanhitng tsiness.
Foreign aechanges bought and sold. Fsuesh
letters, of credit.
P. tACII, Pren. S. W. CLARKSON, Cashier.
22 Years in the Business '
CITY LAUNDRY,
,X. 'L. SEABOLT, No. 4 N. 4th ave.
FOR FIRST CLASS MEALS
TRY THE
ELITE DINING PARLOR
Cor. State and Liberty sts.
EnDWARD LEWIS, Prop.
Bionrdes Wanted.
Miss Hattie Long,
Guitar, Mandolin and Banjo,
,s Miler ave., Ann Arbor, Mich.

Magic, Mirth and ystery.
LAWTON & CO.,

ADMISSION 50 CENTS.
F. C. STEBBINS,
RH ABLE LAUNDUMAN !
Is selling coupon books good
for $3 for $2.50.

20 Vesey St., New York
THE NEW
OCCIDENTAL
YPSILANTI, MICH.
SUNDAY DINNERS AT 5 O'CLOCK,

Students and citizens shonld stake this
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED their headquar ter s ietonYpslati,andit
assure thm theOby awillfhnd me, .a.esvor,
Most cordially,
Q0 S. STATE STREET. W. H. LEWIS, Prop.
MRSANNIEWARD [SIER S - T HE----
SCHOOL OF FINEST RESTAURANT
Dancing and Delsarte.
Third season opens frntssekis November. in An Arbor is
Forp'articulars enquir,rtween ansd6 p. om G-LZ.ASIB S.
at the school,
40 S. ST AT~- ST. Give it atrial. 2 E. Huron st
JOHN WANNAMAKER'STAILORING AGENCY
Sweaters to measure, all colors, woolen, $3. Sox, all wool, fast colors, 1215c.
Linen Shirts, made to measure, 75c. Tailor Made Suits,
25 per cent under Ann Arbor prices.
Avoid jobbers, and wholesaler's profits. Suits $10, $12, $15, $16,
made to order. OFFICE, STATE ST. MUSIC STORE.

LAMPS !

LAMPS!

LAMPS!

Make no mistake. Do you want a lamp? We can show you a great
variety and give you lower prices than any house in this market.
An examination of our stock demonstrates that it contains the best
and most improved lamp made. Thirty-three years experience in the
Lamp Business is wcrth something. Buy of us and get the benefit of it.
rAIN & OQIMPAINr
44 South Main Street.

A. E. MUMMERY'S,
D
e KEEP YOURSELF NEAT
AND CLEAN.
We will help you with
ya Hair 0j
}Nail p8
-N Clothn fl
(tath Oi~vi
FINE TOILET SOAPS
AND SPONGES.
NEW DRUG STORE.
HALLEB'S ~J[WELRY
srTO:RE
46 S. MAIN STREET.
MOORE & WETMORE
6 S. Alain st., and State st., cor-
ner of William st., have a
complete stock of
UNIfflRSIJY I[XT BOOKS!
New and Second Hand.
Note Hooks and other Students' Supplies,
Fine Stationery, Sporting Goods, etc, which
they otter at the Lowest Prices.
Call and see us before purchasing.
MUSICAL GOODS
AT THE
STAIE STREEI MUSIC STORE
Cheaper than anywhere else in
the Country.
TRl
Corner Washington st., and
Ashley st.
Rates $2 and $3.
'131 123.
X. ST.&EBLEg
PROPRIETOR.
G. EU. WILD
I~lE LEA~lNG JAILOB
Has the newest Fall and Winter
Woolens and largest stock in the
city. You can get any selec-
tion you are looking for.
WCOME AND SEE US.
2 E. Washington st., near Main st.

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UNIVERSITY NOTES. C. B. Baumgartner, '93 lit, is taking
a course of study in the Chicago the-
A new sorosis called the Delta Delta
telta is being organized by coeds. To'icleinls.
Today's program of the Michigan The high school athletic association
Library Association begins at 2:30 has aepuired the sole right of usin
o'clock, a half hour later than as first the gymnasium in McMillan Hall.
announced. * An instructor has been hired and
classes will be given for both boys
W. G. Wallace, 94 lit, left Mond and girls. A fee of $3 will be charged
for Cincinnati, Ohio, where lee has se- t er
cured the position of chemist in the therearAx.
tllobe Soap Co. 'there will lee a written examsinatio
Prof. Mechem lectures to the ew for senior laws in the law lecture
classes today. Prof. Thompson will room next Saturday at 8 a. tn. The
lecture tomorrow and Prof. Kirchner examination will be on the last four
will deliver Thursday's and Friday's lectures on "Equity Pleading" and is
lectures. open only to those students who took
it. A. Shipp, '92 lit and '93 law, who three quizzes on the subject last year.
took his masters degree at Harvard, The senior laws will be quizzed this
has been appointed assistant professor week on the first four lectures on
of Greek and Latin in the University "Real Property" in room 13, as fol-
of Utah. lows: Sec. 1, Wednesday; Sec. 2,
Prof. Mechem has charge of Prof. Thursday; Sec. 3, Tuesday; Sec. 4,
Knowlton's classes tenspororily while Friday; Sec. I, Tuesday. The see-
the latter is arranging for the repairs Lions will recite at 9 o'clock except
on his residence, which was damaged Sec. I, which will be quizzed at 4
by fire Saturday. p. to.