THE MICHIGAN DAILY State Savings Bank. GEORGE BISCIOFF, W. I. Booth D CTI6Jo. V. Sheehan .. L 1~'~T Wm. Arnold Or. V. C. Vaughan as. s. Wade E. F. Mills CHOICE CUT PLOWS & PLANTS N. J. lyer John Haarer Jno. Kloch Prof. H. S. Carhart Chapin St., between Huron St. and Miller Ave. Frank P. Glazier Christian Martin Phone S0.- i i r '> VISITORS We want every visitor to Ann Arbor, as well as our regular patrons, to make our store a meeting as well as a resting place. It is not es- sential that you purchase. Our dining room will be open from 6:30 a. in. to i a. ii, this week. PENNYCOOK . ++j. +D .--4+4-'-i-i-4I.--*51 IIItt tt~*l+434* 111 _ TAILOR got hold of an English College Sack the other day and _ copied it. Don't blame him. Nothing on the fashion cards half so graceful-that's just one feature about our clothes. Lots more besides exclu- ness however. There's the real custom fiish-t4e hand work on lapels-in the front-on the collars-the extremely ultra shape of all the garments- the fig- ures built into the coats to lend a good physique to any Young Fellow who needs it! Wrought for men on the in- side and the outside of college. Their price is level, too! Fine Line Fancy Hosiery 25c-50c New Line Neckwear, just in, 50c' e& Staebler & Wuerth -I- rner's DANCING Offie H.ours: Mr. Grasger will be at academy oice Iron 7 to 9 o'clock evenings (exce ptingMonday). Froem9a.s i n.to5l . mn. Phone No.iowill reach hinm. YOU CAN GET A .Hot Lunch: At Tuttle's, 338 S. State S.~. UNIVERSITY DAN- CING ACADEMY SHOT6M State St. $ SHORT TERM- OHIO CENTRAL LINES DIRECT LINE TOLEDO TO COLUMBUS Parlor Cars onall T'rainh PICKWICK BILLIARD ROOM AND BOWLING ALLEY. 707 N. UNIVERSITY AVENUB. Wm, lbochrein, *antaq" Nlrumber, %0tam & Gas fitter. jbone 667. 3035. State St EXCL USI 121-123 South aIln Street (Continued from page one.) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 r h e Michigan ....100 00011* 34 5 Oberlin .. ..100000000110 McClusky out in 5th on foul bunts. Three base hit-Turner. Two base hit Bird. Sacrifice hits-DePree, Carrothers, Redden. Stolen bases- Bird, DePree. Base on balls-by Na- gle, 4; by Wiley, 2. Hit by pitcher- by Wiley, Bird; by Nagle, Rupp. Struck out--By Nagle, 5; by Wiley, 5. Let on bases, Michigan, 2; Oberlin, 5. Double plays-Nagle to DePree, San- delburg to Barrow. Umpire Byron. Attendance, 500. NOTICE. The next dance of the Social Club series will occur Thursday evening, May 12, at 9 o'clock. Tickets are non-' transferable. 57-58. GOOD GOVERNMENT CLUB All candidates for office in the Good Government Club should hand in their names to the secretary by Saturday of this week. 57-58. LOST-May Festival ticket, section 5, No. 191. Return to G. McCoy, 556 So. State street. Reward. 559 FOR SALE-Eight room furnished cottage, all conveniences, situated on Michigan State park, Machinac Island. Address J., A. Buisley, 604 Madison avenue, Ann Arbor. TO THE SENIORS. Special senior rates to all senior departments at Randall's. Come ear- ly and avoid the rush. 54-59. Best reserved seats for May Fes- tival at Skinner's. May Festival tickets wanted at Skinners. VE NOVELTIE1 Unversity students desiring to se- cure positions to teach will find it to their interest to write to James F. McCullough, 639 Fine Arts Bldg., Chi- cago. tf. Fountain pens at Cushing's. tif. INLANDER. Notice is hereby given of the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Inlander Publishing Company, to oc- cur Saturday, May 14, 1904, at 11 o'clock a. m., in Room 8, of West Hall. EDWARD SAMUEL CORWIN, tf Secretary. ..Complete stock of Brandt, Waldo, Washbun, Regal &- Martin Mandolins on hand. .Prices the lowest. tf Complete stock of Washbun, Martin, Regal, and Waldo Guitars at lowest prices, tf Mandolin strings 20c per full set, Banjo strings 25c per full set. Guitar strings 30c per full set. Violin strings 35c per full set. tf ANN ARBOR MUSIC CO. Vibromassage - At Trojy's. It's great. tf. S JOB PRINTING-MEYERS, 215 Main St. B. Phone 281. Chafing dishes at Halter's Jewelry Store. tf. Fresh Lowney's, Allegretti's, Spar- row's, Huyler's, chocolates at Cush- ing's Pharmacy. tf. Ma you had a Vibromassage at Trojy's? tf. Chaffing dishes at Hailer's Jewelry Store. tf. S IN SPRING Correct Clothes for Men OUR coat-hanger, inside coat. pocket, or waist- coat strap should bear this label Conyright 10, A.B. &Co. MAKERS * NEW YORK if you want the finest possible ready-for-service apparel. It's on all the "Correct Clothes for Men," and means the same as S18-K" on gold, and "STERL- ING" on silver. Equal to fine custommade in all but price. The makefs' guarantee, and ours, with every garment. We are Exclusive Distributors in this city. CUTTING, REYER & CO. 109-i il East Washington St. THE MARK OF THE BEST C LU E T T P A"Y C MAKERS OF, New Brunlswick Tables ATF REID'S BILLIARD PARLORS, Fine Cigars and Tobaccos JAS. W. REID, Prop. 312 State St., S. I have just receivi 1t' larest and finest line o Turkish Cigarettes and Pipes ever brought to tie city. Fine Lunches in Connection. E.erything Neat and Clean. 308 S. State Si. R. E. JOLLY COFFEE MOCH AND JAVA OurO wn R-pastinra Always fresh 28e pea- pound 2 214 Main St. DEAN (a CO. THOMAS ROWE, Proprietor rROWE's LAUNDR J 326 N. 5th Ave. Bell Phone 457. S UITINGS WAGNER & Co. ~+*4+4+4+l*'i'++~'6vtl'+6 II II II I tIII IIE~'4I''i4I16 F6+4.++etI+6*+4~+I~ .+* 4 No old stockPURITAN SHOES BETTER THAN EVER BEFORE In the ORIGINAL and EXCLUSIVE designs, mill now be found at 119 S. Main Street, next to Wagner & Co. I BETTER SOLE LEATHER AND BETTER STOCK THROUGHOUT For sale by WM. P. PURFIELD, Formerly Manager of Puritan Shoe Co. For the benefit of my friends and customers, I wish to state that George E. Keith never did and never will control the make or sale of Puritan Shoes, as developements will prove. I, alone, control the se of Puritan Shoes in this city and Washtenaw county. Anyone desiring to prove the truth of this assertion may do so by referring to pgie 376, liber 7, of miscellaneous records in office of register of deeds, Respectfully yours, WILLIAM PURFIELD. WE ARE NEV'E.R UNDERSOLD-GOODYEAR'S DRUG STO R E