Mr IIt II{IGAT< IDAILY.
zII Overcod 1s II I SD I IM= f'r tt <E+ LPORTED STFEINS
++ PTe finest collection of imported Germian iian itlac- o
$22.00 +OVERCOJATS naow $16.30 +f4
$20.00 OVERCOAkrTow $15.00 +tored Steins in rich, handsome, nns joc patterns, are
$18.00 OVERCOATS "onw $13.50 + displayed by us for the first tims this week. Any size +
$16.00 OVERCOATS "o $12.00 +
$15.0 QERCOkTSmow 11.5 1or Style You May want at fromt
$12.0 OER.COAS "W $.00$2.90, $2.00, $1.50, down to 35c.
LVTZ, Zhae Clothier+
217 So. M~a.i n t. 1.MA K &{C .
4444+44+rw.~~..4 + + a .-.
+ +~
} ...Money Loaned.. j
b and ci ,,ttrI ~ctlri ho
Wj.LOURIM.
is Ill Ic,
4 Business Sricly- Confidntia.
t 1101 Lut-ich
fAo T.atlsel.5 38 . Stua*
Free Sam.rrples
_jf
IPeters Milk Cli.colate
fl Mackintosh's Toffee
All this week ast
Q iiarry's
Watches, C;locks and Jewelry
J.8 BLER11, Jeseler, 109 W. Libery.
NeW Brunswick Tables
AEID'S BILLIARD PARLORS
iteCias ad tobaccs
Granmer 'S
LAST TE KM
1'osb. 11, 15 to May 2
Turkish Cigarettes and Pipes
V( " in 5 Nal '10.
55p ,,cutnfo , ft . I. i l
"The Niagara Fais Re~ae "
TIE SORT INlE
CHICAGO
&NARBOR to )BUFFALO
BOSTO
NEW YORK
Sehdrctonnectins at Chicago for
the 05ni, Kanas Cty, St. Pat and
throe' tickets all on or nwrite toaW.
11'CASE, Agent, Ann Artor
A N'I I R A'FEs"ilts aren't meiant for youtt yottEtg
men, and yott're not meant to wear 'em.
T ' too cottserx. tine-tte makers have to
plaseso mtany args of men that they dare tot f 2Is 01
College Brand Clothes-
z Are Just for Youthful Dressers ,
Not Y'otttlis'salts, nini1 1l o, butt togs for Col-"{=, CENTS EACH ; 2 FOR an CENTS
CUETI, PEAuOiac & _ >.
i* Illcpctioe's and chaps who like their way of si. i5,i'
'Ic' + II cssiog 'he stile's teavier than the price.x----
/ 1-5 to 1-2 off for January H ~I?~~ER
>> Staebler & Wuerth N 1
GOSSIP OF THE COLLEGES.
Th l 1 1 ,i.iltIi' I. ) m e n
r t 'I l'',alslip lt
1h t!i ..-t n t t ile classes
to h 1 ' '.A ece hie high
'115/mrkthsNi r L heUiiversily
ta lI -,;vti all yea , ia d ti iiir
A1Tt i as ,i afi
b .,ti i t it 11 t Iaw
rr~ne Uliiersit rt~fi clii be iust o
lt)ti I ,< rn t e d n r list lis lifs
ii Ic i i t wo ld beI icright to aiceipt
1 Ii<1 ci'; i i ,sb a Iii ii i' tic noiilii
a t il t etl t':
At a 11nll 'II y Lth iswearers If- dh
c iia1atc l, l P1 cI a'I rll °e1i '.i. lic i
thr1, . is 111111 lil a d n t a
1iltU'-riyofClforiinithic
n- I ' it i hav ',(itIallowedilto idraw' cii
ilrom geinerallirary, will
the, i~iltion tl::t th bo libe rcisric-
I- iiiith i a sc rtin i me.ils A 1ine if
one Ioollair a diiis](e l i osedl for
)()Oksilptlon iii t Pp to thic tres/ni
tie iiweete tdnshavc lot
bencarliefuilii plingiP lisirflnes andt
telibrairianiihas bieniualecto c/01-
pe 1110 iiiit. Niw, lioweciec, lic sill
ii ihealliwed 1o prventiiiy5stiudent fromi
j1 griauii g iwholihas lidtipaid any suchi
ti'e. liis srad icrle wnill be strictly
I~fr+e andlis I it is epctdthtitwl
rryo iI ip Il ithos.r is slspki
mo~a ils ;t+, i T Iscil the reat Indiati
111 p 1 of libukskin andislbeadedi,
st re tsod
Suits pressed, 25e; trousers, t0c.
aFatter & O'Connor, 6t9 E William St.
i'lslfPI,tFRANC.'IS.
hh/cam nnetngof lie Freiicihso-
:v vi, theCscrcle 1Ir~la, isililtic helid
inI Saroi Casn l .'iigell Itall on Fro-
day iciiig. Fcii 7;. Professor Paul
R.I.) 1i',lii will talP on die ''trench
il«piilriSonglis"'aindlhseiwill illustrate
PC Irlus5 invited ts attenud.
l'rrtr u sti'his afternicon at t
1')1ilice irst sweek 011vs'tatery !
can ii'ts iwillbi sed
Bird.
NOTICE.
Reading notices, except to Univer-
sity organizations, one cent a word
per issue, payable strictly in advance
to the Business Manager only.. Uni-
versity organizations allowed one no-
lice free. f.
THE HARMONIC ORCHESTRA
Address L. D. Bates, manager, 808
S. Foarth avenue. Phones-Belt,
t066J; IHome, 289 Red, 24tf
Go to llushing's for Hersheys &
Cailler's Milk Chocolate. Cf
Have son tried a vibrassage at Tm'-
pys ? It is great, and gives a healthy
Ticket for four shampoos, one dol-
lar. Soft water. Miss Vaughan, N.
University, near Quarrys. t-th-s Cf.
J(Iiii itic class at Granger's school
fo Pdaniiciiig this stiek. O11ice and class
grounidilIuior, 3121 Mayinard street,
ne1)1()cP iestsIof Stats street stores.
Steam and French dry cleaning and
repairing at Fuller & OConnor's, 619
K. William St.
Makes
Its Own
Standard
of
,Health
Shredde,'d Whet Biscuitfe
theent on era ,-, iwp n
Sacha!vh I e theto ;Walkr
Weas ti aTIIIISeatand J[WELR
else.tl t Cownt' nsa]itcilt, bii , i/sIN, bi
of it-sand a kersoawtluscspr, - is, 4
cocnta e orh sso acimt. t ntr
brai. Q C oIII i icnt34l S.tSlr, Sed et
Whole Wheat Produts make their ow +
Recnitiortationhs-MTsackitttosh old-
fa ikmiicdl Pnglishi toffee, Peter's Origin' THE ANN ARBOR RAILROAD
al Siviss M\ilk chocolate. Costs you AND STEAMSHIP tLtNES,
niiniig to tvy it at Xi~tnotery's idritg TIM TABLE-TakIng effect lDec, 4, 19x4,
store 15,9 1OT1 iai
Lv.No. 6*- 06 &. Lv. Niit+. :5 IOa, m
ticndaland oiihglt-the NigttLunch "'5t ~aa.nm. Lv. lie4:50 p.m
Cr'aft°, 3<:IiS. Stane streets one door 'tinil 15ex pts.s lAr.oy"ii 5*-scii 35sa'. m
iot f Wagner's. Ordlers take by Tnl xe patSnday tras lalyU.''t and-
uhic 08I,, 9t-92 day. IFree chatr CarsonusNos. I and 4.
Wv.'T. SWILLIS., Agt.,
Get your Gym ieupj3uies at Cuahing's. J.t. KIttBY, G. 11. A., Ann Arbar, Ntieb.
Toledo, Ohio.
CniusIsVIL ,letTraitn Service.
You Will Find Four Trains Daily
Carrying Parlor Cars on Day Trains. Sleeping Cars on Night Trains
UNION DEPOTS IN TOLEDO AND COLUMBUS.
S. E. CLARK, 202 Elks' Tempt , IDetroit. Mich.
t~iI4+.E.4+,+..44...4+4i+.l4~.4...4l+.4l++..*
4 Billiards Pool
L StImpson (', Stmpsonl
Tobacco Cigarettes Cha&rs
NI[It4~+**i4444.44.+.44F+4
WE ARE NEVER UNDERSOLD-GQQDYEAR'S DRUG STORE