THE MICHIGAN DAILY

*ia~r You
For
C hristmas
T1o close out our lountain
Pens we will give one dol-
lar to anybody who pur-
chases a Parker Fountain
Pcn at the rglar price--
$250, $300, $.00 or $5.00
They are all news and as
good as the best.
Alt Our Dollar Fountain
fents at 73 (Cets Each
E. E. CALKINS
Druggist
324 S. STATE STREET
D. Y. A A. J. RAILWAY
... r i'. ,n , ' vry
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p.Orot6:5t1 .,t
iV }.'ri es ia .rg-tilie o t Ttlt( llt.
Is fi'' Ill iti'1ii2'i'i~l Cigarettes a821l
I :.e,.ni'.i Ciga"s. A eespete
tfr I ('w iUN '. li&(aCo, WI( 3
PIAII. '.l" & S lA 'FFF
R F.JOL~LY Stt St.
ANN ARBOR RAILROAD
AND STEAMSIP LINES
Tr'edm. Lava A-n. ArAbor
(iingNo rih S5 . ii d43 . irn..
U big Sonil 'a .. :,. .ani:33 Pil.m
,11. I n '10, W P P 011,,
ie'lPas.Agent. Aget,
,rIt ., 1,u Are Areor Miet
l3e I poe er13 1r Rli hne 698 l~
\XL(H1(AN CQNLIIL
"The Niagara Fails Route"
Chicat Butalo Botoint New Yrk
lTrough "rans East '.' . to mi.
9.:,p.m, 1, . ¢. I .01 p i
LaE as.tti t l., -11,10raen,_ p. Ini
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aie s- rt 2.1 . . -.40IOPp.
CI , Iv ! p u tie ,tf r 8t.. Louh
W.e p Ageti nn rbo
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Of AnnAbor~M i.
S. V'.trk'ein,(Cashier
I iile i jr i..Pi oer elIrli...12P
BAILEY & EDMUNDS
121 Mat 1Liberty iStret.
WA I KING L Oi
Chinese Chop-Suley Restaurant
Ocienrg V-lBowi&.iJoei'Ppietors.
lhien. 'ciii siAr , P r) rip I.rnIr.'efa
al k (V h i i P 'i1a' fter~cu'.
lapiec-ain'' a
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Rowe's Laundry
Thomas Rowe, Proprietor
326 N. Filth Ave.
Ncrv iri 5 e ]] Pa.h onIe r437-1.
All Students' Supplies. Station-
ery , Founrtain Pens, U. of M.
Pins and Banners.
Cigars and Tobacco. Save a Walk
and (live Us a Call.
Students' Supply Store
f 1f tS. (Univerity Ave.
ALWAYS AHEAD IN
STFYLES

A LARM CLOCKS{ HACK AND CARRIAGE HIRE
r G ir,8t cents for each passeiger to and
Chapman's Jewelry Store" :,lian)d0iiins ,et'aiftrornhosop. ii.
2eb SOTH nMAIN S. i .VMi, 50 eil)s. Ftreachf trunk 2'
nit if irkeii above the second
In iiP r it, ' lrtili we e -d. j ofl.c) 50cernie. For each couple to and
liii PaPii 'sEe iii of tin Ann froie parties the price wilt by $1.50,
Aiim 2,11
Pa i tr a. .$200 per Vciiple.
IWRANCH OI 01.AlT ! R &Cr. A.B. WAVKte
204 South State Street NV. 1. STAMP

I UNIVERSITY NOTICES.
1'I , .tt ti] s will hill a t'
5, e Noli. 13. trird'.-tv, iat

((iiiO ('I11i XiiiI iCP P 'i I lr. iilc°
t('for P ichii (. (lS) thein bi'
do ill 1 i coll p hattiue' of iii 0

A New Fad. in the Latest Cravat
A Scarf Made
From Woo~d
It takes one million yards to make one pound of Art Fibre
Silk. There are twenty filiments eo each thread.
No wonder they wear like iron.
The only house that has thenm in the city.
Lindenschmitt, Apfel & Co.'s

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licig eanliii('11oncmiiiiiii ill meetij NOTICE.
t'(iii ( i i_ : tdyfcIa;t iock.'V I osi, for ren, etc., rils are taken only
111. 1aiV I., will lholil a at ihe offier ofitie-liusinesnirnager
ii' I ,t IuP ight((li. i,,eiieuing olf dring triurs, red arev cash in advance.
a p iic i. nh ienrtinsRates are our centi per word per lnser-
cl i ean i plii e Pd el, a ll liona; tn aIiakeii for less itirn twenty-
ii 1 II r Ofieenti'. tf
1 iartour gyn oenhIric.. 'icke<t'. G(et your election tickets, dance pro-
iiiluhn iihefc,'1 (iii±is7'i'iiiis. Music rames, etc., at 'T~ltANN AResRPRES,
le i~ccrsoce I.)'iiii'ii blecis 117 IH. Washingtoii street; printers of
) 1 5 lly t 830.1 The MichilganDOnly, Iinlander, Alum-
1,1(,thid ..-; tbal11 ll oifithe i cii, 'Techlnic, University News-Letter,
chi 1(1i) ll i i I,'.will Ibeplayeii n iS. C. A.I Haiidbook, Yost's Great Book
12a'uu 1~ nt in 1id. p 'ifteweonat iwIFootbiall, IHigh School Omiega, etc.
1 ctt, (<e ie idiiic' Iat ieidolmore priniting for the stitient
xleg;a1()X ofliiire t.kn iO' om ;; iiyIPbody thiritall other shops coinhined
1).in ;d n riayfrm o 21Son uii u onbeilding, Maynard
:t. r7i. and ito 3 rai I street, opposite Gratiger's Academy and
Ijusitiorthi of School of Mesic. tf



(11lii('1F',' 1TT.N'l' PN.
The vli i uuef staeclnulbsiniiItit lni-
th fact, ihaiithe. Ohiocub hia is securend,
fr Ihi. benefo'f .1 siuidentsi' friiii that
wtt, tul di gl cach s an riiic'
chaislis. i ~n ,111aw
''i aio )s commu ies iravealsor
ioed hard (lifor lie succiss ofthi'
tmodr ruip'haline e seinredi, and Ief-
o iin i ',.ite l ecprw t i i. lic imide lre
'Viii.' thrieis'. p1 iiii atel i. The lsmiler
acy XII (hiln.num corduiall'inviiied.

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Iandpintled C.hiina at Miss I ,ovells,
33.2 S. State stireet Oriders solicited.
52,5, f64
LOST1 -X'llet c'iinitaiiigabout $20
in blills, ceck foe $iii . SI,. A. tic'ket,
and othiieaiiicle's. IFindcr'i'leaseretiuien
toi i16 Southl Fifthiarectum. Seward.
'Icleidinee327-XX'lite. ,If
It wuld surprise you to
knowiowsistmitch cantdy or
sill to thlestitietit tirile.
Our candies are fresh atid
good.Itiistinrs.


l_ )lBay-IRIGHTrON
'VLAT CLASP GARTERS
i 'eid ) a e raninirallsyion 400P0(,1)11les -ire most urpular garters for
menr'r s wear. Ti Ie pateiiiedifIrtclasp birings ciimfiort-the secret is in
itsinonindin, iron-irritatiingiroldl. It's as flat as a seiet of paper and
All metart orfh eavypnickel plaied irass. 25 ceits a pair, all dealers
rio, or b mailprep id. orthroie wirirpreer a cord garter, we offer
BRIGHTON GARTERS
The nraest, ellipietadmotcotablec a ir d.The
ruberiiamoniiriir ldsi ith ie-i ke rp htwi Xvrs i Will
notiijre thietii hosie. Thes lls oth es Patstg i vr
lils iedllicrli trFi net uliyI Ir .MtaX l prt easy
nic~kel plabr ass. 5 2sr c ad50api, lldaesorb alpeaid. ags, o
PION EER.SUSPEND0R CO. 718 Marlies St. Philadelphia.
ilak s f ' P r 'upe e

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GOING OUT OF BUSINESS
$5 Knox Hats - - $3.50
$4 Varsity Hats - - X2.85
$2.50 and $2 Dents and Fownes
Gloves - - $1.60
$7 Opera Hats - - $5.00
$1.50 Shirts - - $1.10
5c Neckwear 35c --3 f~r $1.00
$1.00 and 75c NVeckw,:ar - 60c
Varsity Collars lOc 3 for - 25c
Freshmen Caps - - 35c
Suits Made to Order $17.50 and Up
Everything New and Up-to-Date. Quantity Lim-
ited. First Come, First Served.
GOOIISPEED & SON
TAILORS HATTERS HABERDASHERS


TO LEAIRN TO DANCE
Join the Tuesday Evening Clara at Granegr'a Academy.
Lesson 7 to Si. Practice t8 to 11) o'clock. 12 Evenings $3.00.

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Freshmen! Sophomores! Juniors!
Seniors ! Professors! fl

The hest is time too uuncrd for yoru. Yiiu can't afford to

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waste your trme andit ~iene ith thur old-ritreforuntarn inn
Boy a Self-thrhler, andefSu reip/nlyire peactical and13sticcessful
Self-Filling FoiuntinuP1'en. It is
~i~fhILIII@Filling FEN
"The proithllthue'Cresreni il ler-the fevcecithat made
self-filling pets pssible, practical rand pert.
Dent he deceivcd. Accept nthing butit geninir
Conkliin. All otirer self-fillers are irnitherxprimentat
stage. 'TherConklin is perfect-heen rin tke market
for yea rs. Userd and recornimended lby thousands rf ft
studerts and colegerC prfesors. Prossesses alltihe siller-ga
ir advantages of tslurehr fountaii ens sorplemecrted (Pi
by t~lthe oloing rdlitict rnd d'sirahle features
Fills and cleans itself. No dropper.'
No inky fingers. 'No bother.
No joints to leak. No clogging.
Nothing to take apart.
A dip in any ink, a touch of thumb to r
nickel crescent filler and pen is full,
ready to write.
Why take eoy chances? Ordrr a CONKIIN
SELF-FILLING FOUNTAIN PEN. Guaran-
teed satisfactory. Brek Free unrptequlest, tel ing
about this woderfut pro. Manrufacteured only by.
The Conklin Pen Co., Toiedo, 0.
Sold in Ann Arbor by
GEO. WAHR'S '

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TWO BOOK STORES. Ii

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