THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. 4 '1111 . UMVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. The Store Smo king Jackets! Ready for You. Best effects for season '97-Black, Blue, Brown, Drab, Grey and fancies - perfectly tailored- $5 to $20. GOODSIPSEET D'- I1IT MAIN STEET. ALL THIS WEEK WE WILL SELL OUR Entire Stock --O-- STRING TIES -AT- COST SNAPPY BREEZES HOW TO WARD THEM OFF-GET OUR UNDERWEAR. We are offering Two sPEGILS- Heavy ribbed and fleeced Heavy Jersey fitting; $1.00 Combination Suits 3.A0 4,50 13 50cO ER & COPIPANY, Furnishers SOUTh3 MAIN 'tTREET Lamps Expressly 4 Students' Use "The Rochester," "The Yale," "The Royal," "The Perfection," "The Berlin Student," all nickle plated, varying in price from $1.00 to $2.50 each. OIL Every student should use Dean's "Red Star." It gives a pure white light, is odorless and does not char the wick. Deliv- ered in any part of the city in our cans at 10c per gallon. For sale only by DEAN & COMPANY. 214 South Main Street. UNIVERSITY NOTES. During 1806-7 Cornell professors, Eighty-five in number, ptblished six hundred books or articles. The ited ad Black, publis'hed at the University of Georgia, hs joined the rankos of the college dailies. The -authoritlies of Brown University have decided that the students must either give up the use of tobacco or jeave the college. It has been decided to hold the Har- vard cloos elections by the Australian tolluit systemn, in corder to otren tse time of class meeting. Yale annually buys $7.000 worth of books for her library. Harvardl spends $16,000 for tite sasne lpurpose end Columbia $43,000. W. J. Bryan has given $300 to Ili- nois College, his aitna smnazer, on con- ditiotn that Its trustees cffer a per- manent annual prize of $20 for the best essay on the science of govern- setnt. The last number of Hartier's Week- ly containts .picture of Alberto onas of trie University Scttool' of Music atongside of eleven ohes of the greatest living musicians. A short' sketeo of iis life is also given. ROOMS FOR RENT. A fine large suite, furnace, bath, etc. Music students preferred. No restric- tions as to hours of practice. Apply at 810 E. Washington ot. DADY STUDENTS. All classes in dancing at G(ranger's Academy are under the personal in- struction of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Grang- erd Advertise in the Dally. Governor Taylor Banqueted. The Southern Club of the University entertained Governor R. L. Taylor, after tis lecture Saturday night, a han- quet given in his ,honor at the Cook house. Covers were served for forty. The following toasts had been ar- ranged for, 4toastm'aster, J. G. Me- Conkey, Va.: "The Soauharn Club in the University," L. A. Nuckels, Ky.; "The New South," H. M. McEldery, Ala.; "Henry W. Grady," F. P. Llew- ellyn, Ga.; "Lemonade vs. Mountain Dew," R. L. Weaver, Ky.; "Dixie," Gov. R. L. Taylor, Tenn.; "Southern Chivalry," Mr. lanter, Ark.; "Tlte Southern Girl," G. D. Harris, Ky.; "Potatoes, the Staff of Life in the Uni- versity of Michigan," S. G. Riley, S. C.; "The University," Jolra T. Paig, Ky. On account of Gov. Taylor's having to leave on the 12:30 train the toasts, were omitted and H. M. McEltdery de- livered a short atdresa of ~,elco ne. He was followed by a response from Gov. Taylor to a toast to "Dixie." Im- mediately after Gov. Taylor's response Mr. Faig favored the club witch "Dixie" on the violin, the :nentbers joining in songs in the choarus. GENHR AL CHEMISTRY. Exalmination for advanced credit in General Chetnistry, Manday, Dec. 0, at 3 p. m. in- Room C of the Cheni- cal Laboatory. P. C. FREER. Anything in market caio be had at the Portland Cafe. Private dinners gotten up on short notice, tf I W. J. BOOn, Pre. W. ARNOLD, 1st Yice-pres . v. usEuEHN, 2d Vice-pres Jon C. WAZ, Ast. Cashier. State - Savinls - Bailk, Transacts a general Banking busi- ness. s h an rrsif9tik tor. Main and Huron Streets. Capital, 250,000. Surplus, 530,000. Transact a general banking business. R. KIr, x Pres C. E. GasNe, Vice-Pros FRED. H. BSsE Cashier. THE ANN ARBOR SAVINGS BANK capital Stock, $50,005. Surpus, M,000. Resources, $1,100,O. Oranized under the General Banking Laws of this Stale. Receives dpostts, buys and sells exchange sonte princspat cities ofts Onited States. Drafts caset upon proper ident,caon.Safey deaspoitoes 1Arent. Orrmis:ssChritian Mack. PrstW. 1D. Harriman Vice-Pros- tChas E. Hiscock, cashier: 1. J. Fritz Assistant Cashier. FIRST NATIONAL BiK0FAn ro Cpitat, 8100,000 Surplus and Profits, 840,000 Transacts a general banking business. Foreign exchange bought and sold. Furnish etters of credit. E. D. KINNE, Pres. HARRISON SOUL, Vice ree S. W. CLARKSON. Cashier C. HI. MAJR & CO., The Artistic deorators Have a complete line of Wall Paper, Paints, Oils, Window Shades, Room Mouldings, Etc. Specialty of fine interior decorating, painting, frescoing, tinting and paper hanging. Only the best of workmen employed. Work guaranteed. C. U. MAJOR & CO., The Artistic Decorator, KLEIN TAILOR MEN AND WOMEN Latest Novelties in Fall and Winter Garments. COR. WILLIAM AND MAYNARD STREET. One block west of University Fine Confections, Bon Bons and Chocolates. 200 EAST WASHINGTON STREET. 316 SOUT STATE STREET. @ MXUBICAL!I @ Mel Gillespie, toadhr of Mandoln, Banjo and Gutar Instrutor in to Uiversty School of Music. 18 years experience as a teacher. Call at Ann Arbor MusiceCo's. Store to arrange for hours. HOLIES' LIVERY STABLE 509 E. Liberty St. Central location. Good Service TRY THEt,.... . Toledo Steam Laundry And SAVE 20 PER CENT on what you ar now paying for laundry work, Leave orderS at 11 South Malin Street. , A Good Pocket Knife for 25 Cents. & CO. A Better One, Warranted, for 50 Cents. ... AT............. y DNo.123 E. Washington Sr, Mummery's Druax Store Oor. Fourth ave.