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ALWAYS LOOK FOR MAJESTIC PENNANT
Fror the E.tlre Week
., COMMENCING
MIAJESTIC FEB1RUARY, I
THEATRE 17
The following Attraciions will be
Presented :
1.-O0verture.
L-Elltott & West.D)m gA.
3.-Charles Marvelle. mjriost
4.-Signa Roberts. Contien,
S.-Kurttss & Busse. '.No elx sli At
6i.-Geo. W. Stewart. imtio.
7.-Nippon Troupe, o ipawt
S.-Majesttscope.
PRICES-ite i v.1 1floore35; a ac, .e: sCrcle, 30; Balconty, 25e: uallery,
15c; Box Seats, 50e.
New Whitnmey Theatre
BELL PHONE 480 HOME PHONE 200
Friday, February 21
BRWOADHURST tom, CUER.RY
____PRESTENT
William B onuselli
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TE]&.A S'
A TRUE STORY OF WESTERN LIFE
Seat sale opens Wednesday, Feb. 19
Prioes:-25c, 50c, 75c. $1.00
h ea 119 E. LIBERTY ST.
opiumA.. Arbor's Pioneer Moving Pcture Theatre
Continuous Performance, 2 to 10 p. m. JOE GILLARD, Prop.
Webb's For High GradeCade
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Favors for all Occasions. Fancy Napkins and Doilies Salted
Not Cases.
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CAL04PAR.
Feb. 20-1La Renaissanec tascone,
a talk by Prof. Andre tBeziat d Bordes,
Tapple Hlltlecture roue. 4 p. it. Ad-
mission free
1 eb aty"2-asy dress party of W-
b. 2[- Kaitss state clb Ibaquet
Uion e leudbhouse, 8 p . it
Feb21--Lecture iby}:. 1. Rundell,
chaplain of Jacksont state prison. Tappan
Hall, 7:30.
Feb. 21-Texas," New Whtney tea-
ter.
tell, 2.-Senior girls' leap year party
itn Barbtour gymnasim durng te eve-
iug.
Feb. 2-Senior law Washington's
Birthday dance at Grager's.
Feb. 2-Athletic carnival, high school.
Feb. 22-Annual Founder's day exer-
cises itnedical department. Address
at 8 Ip. in. by Prof. Noy, on ZLia
Pitchter, formerly professor of obstct-
rics inth te University.
Feb. 24-S. tL. A. Jono Temple
(raves, University tiall.
Fecb. 25-Jante Coehrane in ''ihe Dolt.
Hotuse," New Whlitney theater.
Feb. 25-"Mathtematics" a lecture of
general interest, by Prof. Cassius J.
Keyser, of Coumibia untiversity at Sarah
Caswell Angel Hall, 8 p. in.
Fel. 26, 27 28-"Nficliigenda" Wed-
nesday Thursday cnd Friday evenings.
New Whitney theater.
Feb. 27-LIe Teatre at College" a
talk by Herbert A. Kenyona, Tappan Hlall
lecture room, 4 p. in. Admissons free.
Fel. 2--Lelantd TI. Powers. ottS L.
A. ctttrse, Univisersity Hal.
Feb. _,q--Cathierine Osterman in "The
Girl That Looks tike Me" (mttatinee ad
ight).
M.1r. 2-Beutlahi Point in 'Lena Ri-
Mar. 6-Varsity Iand dnce, Barour
gymitnasum.
UNIVERSITY NOTICES
ttttior etgieer relay tryots totay att
4:30 int gymntasium.
All Ness York state ttett re itvited
to t clbsttoker at the cltduttose Eni-
lay. Fel. 2, 8 o'clock.
All Nesw York club men appear at
Ratttall & Pck's sttdit Sattrtay, t :30.
ftr Mihiganesiant pictre. Otuppert.
Can~didates for the ito etgieeritg
class relay teamt report at gyttntasutm
Saturday at 3 p.nit., for trials. Ketot.
Walter FPuyurger swill lealte 6 :5
dicu'ssiont meeting at : 7.lc.illatt Hall
this esetitg: sbtjet, "College Frindt-
ships.
'There sill be a btusitess meetitg of
thte University bcd at Miciga Utiot
toniightt, 7 sarp. All mteubers are trged
to be preset. Xanders, Fes.
All setior girls sellitg tickets ftr te
teatp year party should relort teir sales
between 3 ad 5 oclock tis tfternot
at Brbotur gytmntasiutm. Leta Sorg.
M.icigentda seat sale cotintes today.
4 to 6. at Whrs. All seats swhici ae
beett reserved musst positively be cllet
for today. Sats are reserved for fo-
loswing: Bosmnr, Butts, Flemntg, Ftel-
ter, Georg Gleason, Gotld, Hale, Heff-
ro, Hoffmatn, Lockwood, Lockwood.
Lttes, Miller, M.oroe, Paterson, Pret-
tiss Reytolds, Schmidt. Scott Stafford.
Uhl.
Baseball men: if you want the latest
its baseball goods, see Spalding's ine at
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spotters inttst ttecessarily
be spotted exacetly rtght.
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Shredded Whole Wheat
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