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CANDIES


ALARM CLCKAS
Chapman's Jewelry Sture
2oS(> 01,711 SMAIN iST.
ISSANCII 5TO51.Al
204 .youth State Street


HA CK AND CARRIIAGE HIDE
cc I frcac ascour to and
fro rintsitbetwencothe ufours of
i,) and from toto p. us
ui tui5 Fir ecli }trunk 2;
it~iIif shun aboye thec second
T~ s it s. fistr)t-teIsh couple cto anti
it purists thepricsue will be $t.5o,
t tni t > o pitt'cotiplst
is& (i A. 13.Wt'VAIKoo
a V. 1.SiTsRc.

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Huyler's
Lowney's
Allegretti's
i RI II(0001D5 il
arrive just before
the 2st in all sie
of bos-, p to
Five pounds
We delier or pack for Ship
ment without extra charge
IE. E. CALKINS
Druggist
32 .STATE STREET
D. Y. A. A. J. RAILWAY
S c i s' art ,,os' 's 5tre i sttt. tn. and is., i
5 5 ihour,'5
'i w t , .. 'iar.."e u itu.s 551 5I'555r s0
terIt51L'S} It it ui it mis.sis . tt
its iii' b itsm itr(tt t iso . lnru A "si
"V51-l 1- I 'sits s'. Ts st ssi"
R EJOLLY.state St
ANN ARBOR RAILROAD
ANN) STEAMSHIP 'LINS
T.'.Jsl-LoA-- ~Abr
is 5550 Nrs lt s 01 s, . is ndi 435 p u. i
ug itSutis 7:'"ita n i i iis:1, e. ad 7;5:s . mo
'sui as; Aets Aet
To lito, Oio5 AnnAbrMc
AIHWAN CE~?NTA
"The Nagara Fits Route"
Chicago Buffalo Boston New York
( trogh ITrains Eatst-Au~;a i,''.40ts st
4, r:,"il., 1.t0ut 11. 11A),i 11s.. 5 .5 i.is Is i.
Locals Lasr "t a 1,Ill. ".0 a. it..05 pt.
5 5 s1 Na es . t.m. e stK . tutItlep
; e li,,y for tt.sLits
w w. l'A S, Agent, Ann Abur
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
h I ll ,igIs. 1.l"NnS oule,'s V
0. titist. ttCasiers
tist .fO tv,0 . Sr us isandt stPr o t , i is0
BILEY & EDMUNDS
121 East Lbrty stret.
WAI 1.5515 Lo)1
Chinese Chp-Suey Restaurant
tsirgi yt 'rrleF Joe trprsitrs.
i'i it s- i t " Ilists u ~.,555''sittu s 'its'.si
( It " 5 ,e '1 ttstt.i tt".'t''tss ' tssis"
Rowe's Laundry
rhomas Rowe Proprietor
32 N, i'lh Ae

Ntv Ic '5 11sellsoue457-1 Isis Ii'.
All Students' Supplies. Station-
ery, Fountain PFens, U. of M.
Pins and Banners.
Cigars and Tobacco. Save a Walk
arid (ive Us a Call.
Students' Supply Store
ilt1 S. Untversity Ave.




UNVRST OTCS

t it t i tot1 I i I "T Is'r i
I iiilr its1 5 1t at slits
f AA t' c l iit's x: ri t i t I's it
77 i's 5ICtillI i5'1tJ

A New Fad ill the Latest Cravat
A Scarf 'Made
From Wood
It takes one milIlion yards to make sine poiund of Art Fibre
Silk. There are twenty filiments eo ea'ch thread.
No wonder they wear like iron.
The only house that has them in the city.
Lindenschmitt, Apfel & Co.'s

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Itti rk s to p) to' Oran(!i Ras I S
Mit Is t cit issis is 5 .s
la, 5 t}5 gets rat( ,w
'sits is s't'lt i ittngasltit,
r< Id isis l t it ('1i1 isom
S ti ,13I St . ~rs t t i 7 1,_s 11t
si-tlta'J t ;o ittI ist '.611
W ' lwr il It I j. % -t ill
SAW1 1t I II I t s It Ilates I

Wul wanseait udeniC t to
s it - i s, -I' ' , smois l k,
cat, re'ad,sir play' as YtOU
31usto Bros

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SH OE S
SOLED BY MACHINERY
No De1g%.y
BETTrER THAN HANI) WORK. Uses HOT WAX and
LOCKED STITCHES.
We now have the two best shoemakers in this State.
WM* P. PUVRIELD
119 S. Mailk St.,ZChe Vp-to-Date Shoemnar
QOINS OUT OF BUSINESS


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FL Vt5 CL ASP!(uAR TERS
t ..iI'> " ae so n a nu ly "s )( <7 - le n op lr g e r f r
L O KGarksrsiti
IIRI=II'TON GARTEIIRS
Th netse c; m n tc liotbecrtdtt: ld.T , .
ru bedam nd o~k ita ie he it~twl e Sli 'ill
not njue th fiest ose "1 e stall tsn~o thet fljtt t iii's~
pledond a ucordLirer la rilso uw' a PsI i 0pt ctty

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TO EARN TO DANCE1
Jonthe Tuesday Evening Class at Grariger's Acadermy.
Lesn 7 to 8. Practice 8 to It) o'clock. 12 isenings $3.00.j

$5 Knox Hats -
$4 Varsity Hats
$2.50 and $2 Dents

- $3.50
- - $2.85
and Fownes

Gloves - -
$7 Opera Hats - -
$1.50 Shirts - -
Sc Neckwear 35c--3 for
$1.00 and 75c Neckwear
Varsity Collars 10c 3 for
Freshmen Caps -

$1.60
$5.00
$1.10
$1,00
- 60c
- 25c
* 35c

Freshmen! Sophomores! Juniors !
Seniors ! Professors!
"[he hoot s iiuie tiltsgoodsffor yu i. Y'ousca't fodt
waste yossuruteatsd pstiree ih stesld- slefousnt!pin
Bus' a Self-Files]r, stnd tlssi t s/ is l e piactical ritu s~ss'ulsl
Self-ill111 ing ottain Penn Is is
CONKLIN'S Slf-g 6"
"The pen wsith ths Crsceusut Filles-the dsevsicett sum'de
self-filling pensiupsossible, pracstic1atind pisrfet." .'
Don'itsue decees]. Accep~t nting 0 thegeuin
Conkhlini. All other self-ilers arntheisperimental
stage. 'The Conkliniis perect-beeon otheIismsarket
fur years. Itsedlanid recommseisded by tsns of1115iliul
studeints and cullegeofeseours.Pussessee all the super-
Inr advunrages of the best fouuntain ss u511 1 ioniss
by thu fullowsing distinct and dfesrablefetuss
Fills and cleans itself. No dropper. i
No inky fingers. No bother.
No joints to leak. No clogging.
Nohn otk r.A dip in any ink, a touch of thumb to
nickel crescent filler and pets is full,
ready to write.
Why take any chancesICOrder a CONKLIN_
SELF-FILLUNG FOUNTAIN PEN. (isiassn
teed satisfactory. Buss] Free eupon reust, tol ing
about this wonderful pen. Manuofalt]uti ole by
The Conklin Pen Co., Toledo, 0./ l
Sold in Ann Arbor by 5
GEO. WAHR'S
TWO BOOK STORES.

Suits Made to Order $17.50 and Up
Everything New and Up-to-Date. Quantity Lim-
ited. First Come, First Served.
GOOIISPEED & SONI
TAILORS HATTERS HABERDASHERS_



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