THE MICHIGAN DAILY __________________
FRIARS HOLD AN INITIATION -\cel \rIf ts all o)f flb
Save Thyself itl~li bra i r itol. 'nict 5itot'ft
St. h _____________ Pope Receives New Brother; to 11 l' llrna t ieti verslit y n
SUp Senior Vacanio.es. vrtYoia brrnd 1 it'1 fat('11 Ph1 .
We ofer te faous suseeteF as ihIl t mls
Afiter one teaer of a rather in cti i tI fcntct of a ittit'. ic all iof
entitititit tttit ilndi ta1111 liOUiI°ItCe nus t i iht" kind--
THEBE S
i
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New Prncpcc RIadp~s
AT
,Quarry's
Money Loaned
or thr prsnalprpetay.
Watachs aand Jreelry oepaired.
Baregafin= fn Watches & Diamonds
Oticetonatestidencte t3t E. Lherty St
AntitArbotr.
itOSIOP" C. WATTS
THE FARiMERIS AND MEICHANICS BANK
MAIN AND HIURON STREOETS
C lta i :0,1700ittt Strplus and Profits $90,000
Genereattanking iBasiness. 3 peercent paid
oime alnd tav aitiis Dteposits. Safety De-
nasi taoes inocoils at $.00 and apwards
It. [Center, ten. W. C. STEVES, Vice-Pres
The Ann Arbor Savings Bank
C' tItit 111;. e, I, l ii n initt 20,0 00
A Geeral Banking Businesns Tranacted
OicinEmim'iu Cia .tIiscockt,P'ens.;W. 0.
Haitiraai. Vitce Pres.: 11t. J. Perta.Cashier
STATE SAVINGS BANK
W,. J. Bito th . V. Shieetian
Win. Arniiti Dti. V. C. Vaaghan
tis. t11,iWadtetE. C.:Oitta
JonItcrrJita. Kchi
PoI . t. .t. i'ari ti enry W. Douglas
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Pres.Vice-Pes.
a.W. CtAtNttalN, tanshier.
Capital. 8 *10,00i. SarplutondOProfitt60n,000.
Cormmxe-ciss1 anid
Sa.vlrags
electedlti to mmehsIli iip 'her,'tiivt
of thlin wiisocaeleihratoil it, tie lt i
Fridlay aitern111110ith11"m1 initiation1 o
il Sitite strict, 'n fimi m ot-lti ii t iii
iestilve ioard.
(fin Claynof 1last ineir tim' aophooe
socsem. tiet iead liiiwa ihad,
bythe tin.iv tersity Stntc Thres
for tis ntis stateil ttnb thi liii I
that tn goodi tail cimenfrom11thei or
gamnitioali id accordingyitt asd
cltired a nu11staci.
Siiiee thtlimttle Fiarstinluuhay
bem ortiiaenor less iiinr restraint.1 5 iii
iiial sichteit straithias beienIremovedi
te sino ii i rsumits 1placeiiiai
coilegomirgnizoaitinitiiiiiiiiiti ne11W.
\liclin 's olititi ots
(ii.IItC lItI'SIOKIIION1
1 nr i'. etotiai , oiiooii ti
cal deprtment and Ptf.tA\il. 1111.
ed by ii or'. inot's i ill sf143. lli
- 1( 11t elects tll ly fo ol t in. li
'tomlteot' list ofi' ttse' elictediti foliioiw":
te UitedlStatos;Lunis C.iFitter,o
the 'itit i e iii i.titttiti s iltilshin-tiii
1).iC.:i-atstoTi yloi ogertsiuti
detof Ai mmican Cheiimia liisoit
,oriaitofn\Nmul iiissoy C:Alis Cart-i
ifelitiRoiceillerist ituteisii orti :i ediical
Coum iuiveityiiaif NewiitiiYork11
toli ict' ClaeneVaghnita
tkill he il l po tlii misui CWe tires'
atret t3O sil
ii i simnsofte1s y iii
ies pmhae ee1witn fo, ls aciki
that t i the ihtl ti'' fin l iii ifo
tire . M i tn.ilsieoin'tQl
stile t' .11 Kit, it ' 0 Suit's, liii S. \tini
street.48 ii
lliotsandticitesdeliveedi. College
11.Bthlt phltons1078-1, iandl 178 tlu
CChwt~ s t',i, St to nO.0 o c1111'
Wit.eri& t, Stat Me f
in ii syle tilts aCoil titti aClthe
tilt, MinSt. 107
ne n t 1 atheC Ctiei aneS n
SPRING WEA10,
Mer's atnd Boy's Suits toeveto before so 'otto cii It
dlistintotiotn, itdividibty choaracter, fashioot ri glit and
ojttiity, store varieties to mteet the mosts exastingp tec
toand.
Its, elegatog 90 styles, brightlest ofoaifiesKntoix,
Stetsnoatndfloercct, rorleaders.
Mtimlioti Shirts, fooll ine Gloves, Pit s l ,f
Pettilts itt ill slitaies.
Exirutitdiotat Ndisplay if Neckwear 'motHfaticy Nrest
REULE, CONLIN, & FIE
NEW POCKET EDITION--
GILLETTE SAFETY RAZOR
The college man's outfit is not
+ complete without the Pocket Edition-
Gillette. Compact-will slip easily into
the waistcoat pocket--as handsomely
finished as a piece of jewelry.
It is made on a time-tested Gillette princople-
bout is a Gillette improvement-neater -more work-
manlike.
T en wCI 11'T jistels wodi raosfrany inn o ati nita a i iti'h, a tsfaimtrysa e,. o5mm a
itg not moning. 'Thi' bladese oree yiii'
Pocket sedition--Hiandleoand hbldeImostrili lv at Ir
ihetviiy goid jplated in ('noes ofl~gold, silver, nikloti, Itll k
mta-l11ami or'iiembossedi-,v ith a diozen iiNI'
CC . i.T 1-1
I ( Ilt i i' t tt' ''i t ii
cat S. l Hal-ntc 1 t, 1tf
Ctltl t in uplar plit cclon itlihos-
itr- \\ t i r C ., Stute Si. ;-02(s
' )dih ti s ub lii' Sheeihanii&Psi.,
sitiotto lii
Ch1 imiioll'Catmeits
fi# f
('I.
',!PlCcIs irt. C sit's'i'i t
Pa"still iii hi ii t111 C
for 111cll.
5t. :>,'st
Cl tilts Stmttj , Ku. "Clii
SHOES
$4.00
Sign of ihe big white shoe.
WAGNER & CO.
STATE STREET
and $5.00
TAN OXFORDS
It
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J. L. CHAPMAN, Jewr
ALARM CLOCKS $1.00
ALARM CLOCKS $1.50
ALARM CLOCKS $1.75
Fatty Onacatueed
®f M usf kWatch Re.afrega Specialty
Rowe's Laundry
T"OMAS ROWE, Prop.
326 N. Fifth Ave.
New Pthose 450 Bell Phase 4a;".C
OUR LIVERY SERVICE MAKERS AND DESIGNERS
apiproahes ini attr"activaeiequipmienmt OF COLLEGE JEWELRY
that of afirst-ciass private stat I. n iu____
v'ariety it fasr'exceds ihatoof any pivisatm al ~ Stole
est'ablishmnt.('sf1ontit any ti tm foutrller C~
ally ser'eio'eyou o'equoir'e-. Ouram agi's 265.1 'AIsiR
are modoeitat eawhethiariyoutwanot to 26SUH1NSRE
catch or' meet atrino, attenid a windtg
or fitner'al, go shtoppinig'or' take a dive Large Collection Antiques in
four plesuroe. Brass, Iron, Copper and Chinaware
For'foate'rnity at oilraority housoes,'and
Fred C. Heillinger stAtttains
114 . 4ate issFlorence S. Babbitt
triOItioti ~ . S'tt'itiilt e iiYPSILANTI, MICHI.
DR.. W. E 131
WILL LECTURE4
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4GELL HALL
iI are Insvlted.
"German Soc
8:00 P. M
MONDAY, MA
SARAH CASWCUU AP
Admrisslons Fo-as.
Ali
STUDI(0-
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j9 East !Huron
Street