THE MICHIGAN DAILY.
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(;roten in turkey.
Perfected in Lgypt.
N Eni6yed in America.
"MOuL SMOKE MAIMLS EGYTIiAN SM'OKELRS
d ~ Cork Taps or'lain..
L f P The W. C. KernlCo,
41E57ih St., Chicago.
(} aps and Gowns nntadc to ori
A, 7 der and iented.
Pennants for all colleges and
ill I - fraternities carried
" i _ 'in Stock.
cASe /4.& '~tv Class Pins,(O anld 1 i
Caps.
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'MONEY LOANED ON*:
.l(-ieli-\.anrd all iii .
Psi Colateralsl S-i-ii-tr. 41
*BUSINESS STRICTLY CONFID)ENIAL.
W. J. LOURIM. T
fieissur s o II ,, *,o
7 i: 00 to 8:iii
liera (Giodi(Ciip)of ~1
} ~R ENT S CH L ER For anything iii the line of 4I1
FFEE OR 14'I Maker of Photographs Framing, Call o Rentschler, 1
} ; ( 4I *'1 Phone 389-2r. Ciiriner Main and Huron Streets. 1
CH C L T EARN SPENDING MONEY. Fountain Pens at Csigs
Madse Iiglit and Sierve igs 1 ht ; iWainted '-untlIusncanvsser to sell _______________
Call si new, tquick-selling Cliristmsas gills for, Fresh L~oocsy's, Allegrettis, Spar-
ysoung folk. Apply at once. Address row's andl Ityler's Chocolates at Cush-
PENNYCOOK, 1,cr itl.,
1 5 +1 i crsIlil.ng's lliirmacy.
D,, Y, A. A. & J. RAILWAY
5TAN'DAI/I)TIMEII
6:V) .'psi. Tlicii I ssicl si lIt:15 Fr isi-
issiii isi. ii :11i::1. ris:InidiI,3:45i a. si. Psi-f
.iickssii Doiiily fi-oss6:1.5 a in. anul :i5 p. is.
Waiting Room, Euron St., W. of Main.
Its Y OUNAT 1Aos'A liissoD
$1.00 FOUNTAIN PEN ?
Try the "UNIV[RSITY."
Mann's Drug Store, 213 S. Main Si. j
Presiden. V. iiisidiiiii
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF10ANN lilillIZ, 11('11.
CAPITAL, - - $100,ii0ss
SURPLUS AND PROFITS,. $40,000
State Savings Bank. 1
WV..1. BIiiiiiiinso . iise isis
iiis. A riisidi1is-V. (1.I. Os,isisi
is. 11. wadse V. F. OMil
N. .i Byer Jh 1aa
I.it o isach'Prof. 11. Cs.f :icisic
Frankii1). Giisiicr Chiisiiaiii i siiiii
THE ANN ARBOR RAILROAD
orcs aitloot's Alsisic 1-ousesthis year attacthedi toilonsgchain. SFiiider
fo ii opiiuilar iii il, ir'inica5l iisiru- Islass- c-i ici ito i17 Foiestsiaveniie
iicii , suippileis andiIstusdies. -5 oi --tt n r.cicciiieiird. 3l
J0B PRINTING- MEYERS, 215 Found-Ait1-sutryFielid, a ;;old foib anid
Slain Si. S. Phone 231. is-Ietswithiiiasls E. 1E. W. Ow-
--___ --____ueriscaill l, 426 N. Ingaslls si cccl. tf
tOthers Claim hem, WNe
Have Them.
hid 5al'siiioo. seve tiiii Niec
R icicCasii.tsc resd n ,=ac
SThe only strictly First Class Shorn +K
Order tining Room in the City. 3
Ouicpstricioris ouriicshiiicc
Willits, The Caterer.
r tOystcer laty 'Phoned46.
tia pen tirom 6:30il 1 iii iht
.1 315 S. STATE ST. $
' SPALT51N;'S OPPICIAL t
INfTER-COLLRGIATE
* FOOT BALL
- U.1 sed by all the Leading "
PotBal Panti s -ce rt,
ssie wiith cane strips.
iissrpsss i
Sew Tork, Chicago, Denvrr
fo 19ic is edsliitby 50alier lJawp. ,;
Price 10 cents. f
BAILEY & £DMhUND,5,
FISH NET'S
rOR 01C01/ATINOG.
121 East Liberty Street.
PHOTOGRAPHS
Call in
SEYMOUR'S STUDIO
316 S. Main Street.
Hlighest Casb Price--
paid for secon~d-iiand clothing.
Sh~oe repiing wliilo you wait.
Goods catlled fun
S. OO[DSTIEN.
1 East Watsliigtsn Street.
SELECTkLC FAN,5 +
t, Electric Ckaf i'g Dishoes
Electr'ic Taoe Laooms
S In fact, anything to lighten op yoour
.1.
SWA.51=TENAW LII=IT & .
POWERk COM0PANiY. +
+fCor.W.isngtoii and ss.tiAv.Phone 273
lnicersity students desiring to se-
sure positionts to teach will fiiid it to
their interest Is write toi Jaises F.
SMcCullough, 019 Fine Acts Bldg., Chi-
sags. tf.
THANKSGIViNG DAY EXCURSION
RATES.
rho AiiiiArbucofrt. .will sill ec.c
s'cision clci s Noise-mnscc25th and
Fountain Pens at Cuishing's.
MAKE MONEY.
\VuWatesd a lady canvascr who cati
work shout two hours doily to sell a
gooid article, sitable for Christmnas
gills. Adidress t-1. care D~aily.
i'.of .1pons, lb,;lu nsoipliiioons51
20uh, lsi-nil tiforcrtuirnIto Nsicember ' 0 j- --
:lilt andou facesansoilnes-thirdl for rsund
rii . diic A .lai:e'roitiiiit(. ni-scurains,
trrp _ Oov sinewcarptis andt u-scpale. Ares'ou
LAST SUNDAY EXCURSION TO TO- Yiioc arml. Susgl'eiesbathi, gas
LEDO. ansi:leputhionet, 721 I:. Jeffersionstrs-st.
'theIs i. Situsday excuionifIthis tf
sasoin toiT'l'ed'oi sill lit-gisconliy 1ths, -________
'sAnntArbor t- .ft. R.i Nii'ovem'er 72115. IAthtlctii-ci--ireslito s btxesathes lii
Spec'ialitr aiin osill lcsaves-AiiiiArbiircat I5vrsitis of Kainsas ansi Nebraska
10:25 a. iii. I-ac' ustrI-riiiindip 50c. has c ebrc ic oiln uftfiiniaccount ot
45-50) troiiblc if ulonstanduing.
ASS STEAMSHIP LINES. U.ALLA~jHAN & W.MVANY1
Tdraisuiilease AiiiiArboibyienit('-irsal Stisudsuod
'iimes
htecive letisiicr 7ii. 1902. r. Dmlnle-n Di~oii
SOUH NOTH Lalw DBooksellrs, tVPub lshers and Imfporters,
No. 6- 7:20A. M. Xio.i1- :00A. ii
his. 2-11:31 A. M. N .Xii 3 . m .
No. 4- P.. N O. 3-4daP.m
trains No. 5and 6ru betiween AnArbsr 114 MVONROE STREET,
and leidoionly,
I'rsirss1.2.3. 4.d5, haily except Sunday
F-ree chair carso Nis. 1sand 4.
w. T. wIill S, Agent. I CHICAGO.
J. J. IfIRBiY, . 0.1. A.
Electric and Gas Fixtures and Conistruction.
Plumbing ass Steam Work. All at Reasnsahle Eaten and First-Clasn Order at
J. F. SCHVH'S, 207 L. Wamhing~oi.
PHYSICAL TRA1NING IN WRITING,
the boisii tor sll the peitle sill the tisme.isnsll eissmtiios for homes iproeent. lie
pp. iliosirauesi'.ti . Tested:!.! ea~rs. 'fsrsswsoi iii' c-eohiiis'-).is-i'coiurseliy
autoir$7. fsorsabrietimeitwill sahsen h mlsiossaorss ofti . i~ill lectumreuuon
physical trsisisgin esapidisriisg for $t011r1. tiuwes'slsctisoilothonucsii's tiheslthi
ashlposiiescm-e tfirihitin~g. nissis'iamisretsinsed. Blsuss in sinanand
one lesson,. Isi. AI Iresms Prof. 0. BIKLER, RidisoaSi t. & Oglta Auva., Chicaga, Ill.
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,i. New Sleeping Car Line Between
{DETROIT, TOLEDO, COLUn BUS
1heave Detroit 10 p. ni., Michigan Ceiitral.
Leavee Toledo 12:30 Nighit, Hockiig Valley.
- Arrive Columlbus 6:,5o a. ial., Hocking Valley.
PARORI CARS ON TH-E DAY TRAINS.
+Say "Hocking Valley" to the ticket agent or write
. .L. W. Laiidini G T. A., Detroit, Mich,,,
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Always Ahead
in Styles.
MIL WARD, THE TAILOR.
The Best
of Everything in Tailoringt