4

THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY

AtWHO'S YOUR TAILOR? D. fi1. TINKER~ & SON
STIIATTEIS AND FUR.NISHSES
U00drch, W lkerHeadquarters for
HASTi.C'A, MEN'S F 5 cIttIII
UU F 0FRONT ROOM OVER, FIRST NATIONAL BANK. acompleteiiliofGYMNAS11:31
________ AGENTS FOR THE BEST TAILORS ON EARITH. AGENCY FORl LONGLEY HlATS

If You Want...
Drivers
Brassie Drivers
Clubs
Mid Irons
Lofters
Putters
Caddy Bags
Golf Balls
YOU CAN FIND THjEM AT
We carry an stock the Morris-
town, Splding, and are city
agents for the celebrated
Willie Dunn Clubs
Bring us year old GoLF J BoALTs
and exchange thero feor newr.
SHEJ2HTAN & CO.
PromoterS 20SSA TES
of Golf ANN ARORMIC..
STUDENTS' LECTURE ASSO-
CIATION.
Twelve Numbers to be Given This
Year. Tickets On Sale at
Wilders.
COURSE OF 1899 - 1900.
1. Lyman J. Gage, Oct. 1 8.
2. Congressnan J. P. Dolliver, Oct. 7
3. Max Bendix Company, Nov. 4.
4. Brig. Gen. Charles Kcing. Nov. 1 7.
5. Senator Win. P. Frye.
6. Will Carleton. Jan. 1 7.
7. John Temple Graves, Jan. 26.
8. Sousa and his Band, Feb. 1 9.
9. F. Hopkinson Smith, March 1 5.
1 0. Oratorical Contest. March 25.
11. Chicago Alumni Number.
1 2. Announced Later.
Season tickets $2.00. Reserved
seats 50 cents for the course.

L. C. GrsOlODRIC, A. Id. WAa sssI. Z '
THE MONEY SAyERS'
if itI1-'

\I UlOHY,

Qr Liirtuirr-iK11rrh mr

~JOCar. Olaand linro Streets.
Capitol, $50,000. Stcrplss, ;30,000. Tranatsta
SICgeneral bankinclbusiness.
GRe Kaspr,,Pres. Cn E. REEEVice-Fros.
WHlY NOT 00 OUT IN STYLE FIRST NATIONAL BARK OUnnrorad56
WITH A FOURt IN HIAND ~ia o o opo olFol,000
A creedd i it.- shtad'sold. F5 il lcttlcsi of
Innar ea "6.5 i it Lo t iS, to(.ett .DiKNE Pe.HARSN SOsi-5'u
-__-__- _-'S V . L ti (N Caiern
say cilst r Lind l.hesPhi ciii 'icTeserin ani PfctLip inS1 tL ss" iiaidtl' r the i I culics it liii' 111wsd
, __11 I -- _Saet dpo i 1 iiiit'5rsn t' 't I
COME AND S E. IIrn,_cies.; has. .ii' S c his ii Casir
Old Num'ber: J rAss'istCierr
44 SO. MAIN ST., W.J II rt 't~.S A
ANN ARBOR. NIGH. C'EAIN®W t s t, st~cepo
ill ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ J IV.i il ii IcicinI c ymAN, l Ciii tSi tci'lirc SflvII
II t c' lt tatic c s t tal. t It'5ithS-it Ii't

wiill beipuin n fte dys
Reuben ii11. xIiuiii I irii'it 1'ol1
ConsIti-vtitii xl , eahe o
alo te ar f e cin . Stdi, !
hiiiissa ieldi nkig n la It
ttlrig + i io.A i t . tiii i
Iii v Li ithis os 1''stige ; i
mo lls iilitrthe si rio~tiNish
bunnT\inloclin $Is Aotir1Uris N11
new" WiSainun a dli,$5,fr.":o
1>ot ti s- s l o i iisr ne t ar, ew m l
ofli ily.iii
isoderignust gl' rom forihreit.lnur
A compnleteiilie f dc Bosfn
IsuitilaUt 4 isdiams, Ic'icni&'Routeti200-
202 S aini I tist. iiIis

en Iii DierveUnixvcrsity.
Notame y Uiv21sitayiy'i. lo
V ncw inecii ofisMainhattan SitsInjust
in it ist eilnsi c yan i - Li l e. SeeCci
them.i 0 S. dr in'it.
Th r ill tic a i-reinif, te 1.i o
A1_Iii i lsOisl Fiday %icc tt 'clo~
sha r o'r Scu mait chii rliii iii rSdu:
uiiii r Ii iiittii
All (athole st iiiis ndithir
fiitc : it II dt o L attediilci'' :~i
dill Standi~idesIfor tIeSeioP L
islaticei n fsroll of this :nili i il
daily at 4p. in C Ini ts foriu 11tt i-
c ttctised.iitiitt Uii

BahkilgoJiuaicisg
U. oftI. Barber Shop It '11' ld 'in~
and Bath Rooms. lciil',iii ii il
300 Stote S1. 1. 1R. Irtlonowski Prop.
SNOW LAUNDRIY
~STATE PHONE, 520.
Stiur laundnilt'i clci t ae'ls'w teli
GUf1. RN EEB8SMISTIS eSOITtON.
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF
GeIIt~e hib'i iczi sit ia cii. Ilctdic. ci lo 11.11.
.Ladiiii' 'iisl1iitlli i,'ia. Cl t. o 10 ptii.
PINK BROS., Instructors.
Office and Academy. Nickel Halt. 334--336 S. Stotc
SPALDING'SJ
TRADE-SARK
footbalI $9rIIis 19
The Spalding Ofcial Intercollegiatsercobail
usdecluli'ilry b Yae, iici. , I' ~ ail
Ugifas, OSos and Every Requisite far
the Onrte. Spcililig's lilrci S'iiootba'll (;id.'
lea in;t' 'itiuica dtp iid, lc.ll anttic il l i
(I. G. Spalding &~ Bros.
iii.Yor Ctitiiii elve
g, M, MARTIN.
FUNERAL
DIRECTOR
Embalming a specialty. No. 209 S. 41
Ave. Ambulance night and day. lies.
idence 302 Fiifth Ave.

We ore now in a3 positiol)
to show you the
New Fleur do Lis
Potterrs. Wagner & Co.,
121 South Main St. lhaberdahers.

05I *As

MILWARD, THE NOBBY TAILOR., STATE STREET