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THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY.

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WATERMAN'S
IDEAL
FOUNTAIN
PEN
MAKES ITS MARK
All around the world.

It Will Pay You
_ ........................ "- To take a look at our TIE
/ , WINDOW. All the new
95~ i shapes and colorings in Fall1
and Winter Neck Dressings
:....-..'; -At 50c-l-2 Dollar.
r s " " ; ' D. A. TINKER & SON,
-. 334 S. STATE STREET.
Complete Aassrtment-of Sweaters. Agency fer the Celebrated laongley $3 nat.
We sell the Beat One Dollar Glove in the city-Silk Lined or Unlined.

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We bave decided tosnatinfy a long fell want far an np-ta date barn eat, and so L
bare added to nur sleek of fiee harss and carriages, a rALLY-1to, asich seats
fourteen peresses. Coaching parties will new be in order. Secare a date far the L-
Tally-Ha. Call as Y
HOLMES LIVERY H
Telephone 106. BIB EAST LIBERTY ST. 0

Every Onte Warranated
Five Years.

fort


on'lt be deceived hy fake signs LAMIIP S F ST1UDJL~ENT\1S
adadvertisements offering the Wat- We call sttention to our complete line of Center Draft Nickel Plated Lamps,
erman Pen from $1.00 up as there is ranging in price from 756 to $2.50 each. These Lamps are of thie latest and
no WtereanPenmad attha prcemost improved patterns and makes. Including "Tfhe New lochester," "1The
socale WatermanPemaeaathtpi. Yale," "1The Royal," "The Berlin Studenit Lamp, ""The Perfection tudent
We have the s-aldWtra Lamp." If yoo want the best Lamp for the Least Montep come and are us
Pen, which is extensively advertised Old Number:
and whiche leads the unsuspecting 44 S0. MAIN ST..,E
public to believe thtat thecyaregetting, ANN ARBOR, MICH. DEN 00s'jQ
the Watermian Ideal at this reitarka-____________________________-

lye pen buyers hae a few e' ntst
leistire we will gladly show thaeiiathe -For the firskttime in the liistory of
switidle tihet is heing perpetrated the Amecrictan stage laos a play biein
upona te publlic. written, productlion of the saei beein
miade, sceinery, cosltmes, printling fir
LI (>~-~ all ailverkisig satler designted, sktage
'~ a~ lllimanagedl, clmpantly repiresenteedl tie
SHEEH N Go tttiitttregdecitirely by colege belt
Uiniversity Bootksellers, Stationers o, retitllrateriymn.n l
atici Enravers, This is te casee inth ie 1roductioin
820 S. State St., AnsnnArbonr, Mitch. Iof te coloiatil romanatic drama
___ "Kitdreci Hearts," aitd no kine or
expenis es ibeein spared to make the
play itn artistic success. Arthur L.
McCormtick, who wrote the play, anid
5 desigincd the scenery, ctostuiies, and
* fl printing, attended Albion College,
Michtigan. He has been a imeinber
S o L oof te Otis Skinner company for the
I I A n pest three seasons. Rioter J. Mc-
Cormick, the representative, also at-
(Students' Lecture Association.) tended Albion. Both of these gentle.
man belong to the "1Delta Tao
Delta" fraternity. John B. Weeks
who produces the play, and plays
Tickets for the enltire course are Poatchee, the half-breed, attended
Bow on sale at Wilder's, on State St., Tufts College, Mass., where he
and at Goodyear's, on Main St., or appeared for three years aufs humor-
they may he had from student solic- lt with the well known Tufts Col-
itors. The price is only $2.00. lege Glee Club, and for the past four
years, Mr. Weeks has been with the
Think of hearing Otis Skinner company. He is a
- member of the "Delta Upsilon"
BOU R KE CO CK R AN fraternity. Charles D. Clark, under
whose management "K-Cindred Hearts"
For 20 cts., is produced, graduated frotm Tufts
College, in 1895. He followed Mr.
IN N ES' BAND# Weeks as reader and humorist of the
Tufts Glee Club, fnr three years,
For 20 cts., or and was identified with athletics
throughout his college course, play.
"I AN M A CLAR EN " lug on the- base and football teams


aind captainting tte 'Vttrsity footballi
tetimi in 1893 and 94. Mr. Clark is
a ''Thecta1Dela('Ci''leao. For te
ptast tree setasonts, lhe has beeit with.
Dantiel Pruthiitti's Ptrisoner of Zeittit
comtpaniy. '" itttrcd IHetarts"''platys
at te AiteisThletitre, ' Touesday,
:Nov. 1.
cIie to siolicit ftor famtily Bibles (Gcr-
mtait eadEmnglish, Prttsaint aitt
Cathaolic, ) oia the itstallumenttplai of
25c a week, in this city and Yptsilaitti.
E1. Whiittaker, 207 S.5. thiace.
'te Itter Oceaio, leading Chicago
daily, is liatidlediby P. Stolflet,
Opera louise Nes Depot. 'Trial
eubscriptioin, daily only, delivered at
noomi, $1.50 for 3 inns., payable in
advanace.
A very nice suite of rooms, thor.
oughly heated. Bath amid all modern
conlvenienlces. Price reasonable. Only
3 blocks from Campus. 545 Pack-
ard St. ________ 33
Losr.-A pair of gold-rimumed
nose glasses. Finder call at 503
Madison St., and receive reward. 31
Bureau or Liaw, Washington, D.
C. Information pertaining to the
Laws of the United States, of the
several states and territories of the
United States, of Foreign Countries
furnished upon application.
The Goodyear Drug Co. wishes to
impress upon every student the fact
that they carry the largest line of
students Supplies aiid also that they
are NEVER UNDERSOLD.
20 m.-6 w.

JOS. W. KOLLAUF,
Hae received a new and sericeabla
line of Goeodnfr
TROUSERING,
est of Wrkmanhip.
214 East Washngon S., nar t~h Ae.
W. J- Snr, Pana.fiT
W5. Anan, .Atve-prce
J. V. SHEERAN, 2d Vice-prsSe IG
JO5N.0CC.. W L'!, Ast.iCahir BRIVNK
Transacts a general
Banking Business.
FIRST NATIONAL BAN K of nn Abor
Capital, $100,00. Sarplusn and t'ettas,aas0
Treannacts a gear at banking bsiten Freig
ecbsnge beught nd sod. Frnih letters of
credit.
0, . KINNE, Pres. HARRIONSOtL,
Vie-ere.
S. W. CLARKON, Caaier.
{ Cer. MeleeandlHuron Steets. R7
Capiital, £5060. Seriius, $o050. 'Tanact a
geeabnkinig baieec..
C, Kexar, Prs. C..ioRES, ic-Pes.
The finn Rrbor Savings Bank
Resouircs-cF,ltdl,o05
OrganizedunercetheCGecaltBaning iawto
ofthisr slats. teciis e Scysile. b and ells
e5.iag soth priiipl cdIiteoftetUnitd
ScI s. licete ca-ied ipioipeopeietifi5Cxio.
5caftydpsiyctboxie-s toritl.
it~c~n:Clusif. iee Mcci.. Pre.; S. O.lori-
man, Vice-lres.: CaE . Ii.eec.-,Csitir; 3.
J, Friti, Ani tgCieS
LAMB & SPENCER,
..THE..
Fancy Grocers
We keep everything usually kept in a
frst-class Grocery and Bakery. Call
and see e.
_ 318 S. STATE ST.
BATHS8--1iCo--BATHS
Until Nec. 1, 159, I will sell tiet
GOOD FOR 10 BATHS FOR $1.00.
Single Bath will remainasa before, ec eeh.
U. of M. Shaving Parors.
J. . TaOjdAaOWna, Prp. 9ct S. State St
RAZOR HONING
IS A SCIENCE ...
We Guarantee Or We.
_ WARREN THE BARBER.
THE MODEL of State Street
BARBE SHOPis Deems & Er's
BA BE S OPIf yn desire
first-clans work and courteous treatment
try George and Harry at 332 S. State St.
~eENOCH IELEL;FneralDisatr,
Calls attended Day or Night.
No. let . Liberty Street. Reidece 18 S5
Fourth Ae hne 1195
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For 20 cts.
The dates for the above still soon
Boards.AD f
Do you know what a
j Full Pique Kid Glove is? Moat of the gloves sold as Pique
sewed are what is known to the trade an half Pique. Until
this season we have been unable to buy Fnll Pique Men's Kid
Gloves to sell at $u.oo. But wse base them now. You just
So Le Asthink
Men's Full Pique Kid loves, Imported Stock, and es$1.00
t 23S. MAIN ST. WAGNER & 00O.