f t[ f - t D epartment Former Price 25ar)d 3Oc Now 5 and 20c + HEEHAN &COG~ UNIVERSITY 320 S. State BOOKSELLER Street U. of N. Barber Shop L and Bath Rooms. the eudtoeoc. Still 322 Stater:t. J. R. Trojanowski, Prop. The BRBER tG~.esri' rkoe.5 ,fiTlPAGTlONM BREAKFAST - ANN ARBOR SUPPER - ST. LOUIS, MO. WABASH - FAST TRAINS FREE - CHAIR CARS R. S. Greenwood, M. P. A., Chicago UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF .Gentlemen'sbeginning class. Monday, 8to 10p.m. Ladies' beginning class, Wed.,8 to 10 p.m. PINK BROS., Instructors. OfIce and Academy, Nickel Rall, 334--336 S. State THE Hocking Valley Ry GoodrIchHATTERS AND FURNISHERS Goodrich, W alker & Murphy HeadreAfr, FRONT ROOM OVER FIRST NATIONAL BAN. aomle neo NAsIU AGENTS FOR THE BEST TAILORS ON EARTH. AGENCY FOR LONGLEY HATS 334 South State Stree L. C. GOODRICH, A. R. WALKER, W. MURPHY, THE MONEY SAVERS, i" r~- Im 0-4. AM 'm 'w rw -w w rya t'+ qw ® C AR AD 4V i, - NT IINE hERE PARTY SE 5N I AKHR liordering carriages why not get them where you can get your order illed on tine with a carriage. We have added five more to car already large lin- sand now have the largest nunler of hacks in too i which will ensure you good service. Price the same. Phone 106. 515 East Liberty Street. LAMPS FOR STUDE NTS We have a fine assortment of Center Draft, Nichel-plated. Lamps, including The Royal, The Rochester and the Plemewood, The Berlin and Perfection Student Lamps. The New Lamp, Plumewood, is an advance in Lamps. It gives more light for the oil used than any Lamp of its kind. Vi scan give yo the best Lamps for the CEMASEAENDSE Old Number: 44 SO. MAIN ST., ANN ARBOR. MICH. COME AND SEE. DEAN 00 The White Pine. Calendar. Prof. V. M. Spalding of the botanical Wednesday, Nov. 15-Semi final class department of the Univiersity of Michi- game, 1901 vs. 1902. gan is the author of a government Friday, Nov. 17-Brig. Gen. Chas. bulletin, issued by the division of for- King in S. L. A. course. estry, entitled the "The White Pine." Saturday, Nov. 18, 10 a. m.-Final It is an exhaustive treament of the class game at Regents' Field. white pine tree, its geographical distri- Saturday, Nov. 18-Varsity vs. Case bution, natural history, growth and at Regent's Field. development. The dangers from dis- Saturday, Nov. 25-Varsity vs. Kala- eases and insects, the forest manage- mazoo, at Regents' Field. ment of the white pine industry and the character of the wood, also receive sue attention. The data uned in this report are from investigations begun fourteen years ago. Over 700 trees were examined in different parts of the United States. A new line of Manhattan Shirts just in at Wadhams, Ryan & Reule. See them. S. Main st. Coach Woodruff of Pennsylvania stated that Michigan is stronger than Chicago in eight positions. But A. Alonzo says that Pennsy's coach is core anyway.-Cardinal. Wanted-All those who wish to join the class. in journalism to apply at once to W. E. KEPP, 426 S. Fourth ave., 49 Ann Arbor. The Women's x.ymnsium was opened yesterdany. Clanses will commence to- morrow. The formal opening will occur under the auspices of the Women's League some time next week. The vestry of St. Andrew's church have elected Col. B. M. Thompson and Dr. C, B. Nancrede delegates to the Diocesan convention at Detroit. Prof. C. S. Dennison and Major Harrison Soule are alternates. Only three days more of that 30-day cut Price Mandolin and Guitar sale at the Ann Arbor Music Co.'s store on Washington st. It would pay one to buy their Christmas gifts now. Students are cordially invited to in- spect our complete lines of suits, over- coats, men's furnishings and hats. Wadhams, Ryan - Reule, S. Main st. 1901 Class Meeting. Thursday, 4 p. m., in room 2, south wink, University Halt. Important business. WALTER McLAUC LAN, 46 President. Dressmaking of all kinds neatly dOne at 412 E. Huron street. -45 A complete line of Adler Bros. fine suits at Wadhams, Ryan & Reule, 200- 202 S. Main st. FOR RENT-Large front room on first floor, half a block from Campus. 303 S. State, An iron reading desk is being made at the engineering shop for the Uni- versity of Wisconsin. These desks are characteristic of the University of Michigan, the idea having been worked out in its engineering department. Harvard University has been given $150,000 with which to found a Univer-- sity Club. Cor. Men and Hron Streets. Oapital, $50,000. Surps, $30,000. Transats a general banking business. R, KEMPr, Pres. C. E. dinsss, Vice-Pres. FEas. B ns nE. Cashier. FIRST NATIONAL eANK onid ses Capital, $100,00. seurpls and Profits, t40,000 Transacts a general banking business. Foreign exchange bought and sold. Furnish letters of credit E. D. KINNE, Pres. HARRISON SOULE, Vice-Pres. S.W. CLARKSON Cashier Tie finR frfor Saving Bank Capital Stock. 0,000e. Surplus, $150,000. esosturces 8,600.000. Organized under tbe General Sanking Laws of this State. Receives deposits, buys and sells exchange en the principal cities of the Uoited Sates.Drafts cashed epon peeper identif cation. Saafety deposi est ents. Oesyesnt Christian Mack.Pres.;W.D. Harri- man, Vice-Fres.; Chas. S.Hiscocc. Cashier; M. J. Fritz, AssistantCashier W. J. BoroH, RFs. '. AsNOLD, 1st Vice-pres J. V. soeooAs, 2d Vice-pres JOHN.C.WALTZ, Asst.Cashier BRXK Transacts a general Banking Business. COLLEGIATE CAPS, GOWNS and liOODS, Resting of CAPS aod GOWNS, fl SPECIEILTY. ii CLASS C{SNES, COLLECE FLAGS, I CLtIlS PIPES. CLASS STATIONERY, COLLEGE PINS, SPECIALTIES OllE Fifty-Seventh St. CHICAGO, ILL. "A slice to a ~IA lo pipeful" is v E%,. -' . one reason Pipe - Tobacco . 4 why Old En- ~ g lish Curve Cut pipe to- bacco is so popular. . . The curved tin box that fits any pocket is another reason. No other pipe tobacco has ever made as many friends in so short a time. ",It disappoints no one." A trial box will be sent to any one anywhere on receipt of ten cents in stamps. Address Old English De- partment, The American Tobacco Co., III Fifth Ave , New York City. AI dealers sell it.