THE MICHIGAN DAILY

Great Inventory Sale
FOR. THE MONTH OF JANUARY
All Clothing 1i-4 Off
SUITS, OVERCOATS AND RAINCOATS
$25.00, Now $18.75 $22.50, Now $16.90 $20.00, Now- $15.00
$18.00, Now $13.50 $16.00, Now $12.00 $15.00, Now $11.25
$13.50, Now $10.00 $12.50, Now $ 9.50 $10.00, Now $ 7.50
300 Suits of Broken Lots, formerly sold from $10 to $22.50, choice at One-half Off.
All Trousers at 20% Discount. All Underwear at 20(j Discount
THIS SALE WILL CLOSE JANUARY 31
STAEBLER (Q WUERTH

WALK-OVER OXFORDS
$3.50- FOR MEN AND WOMEN- $4.00
SPRING SHIPMENT JUST ARRIVED


Some very pretty de-
signs for mien and women
in dull kids and calfskins,
also a very complete line
of patent leathers. Come
early while-the sizes are
comiplete.
Walk-Over Shoe Co.
111 South Main Street

mumommom


May FestivalI
Reserved Seats
$2.00 [ach
On Saturday, February 16,
at 9 a. in., a block of
good seats will
go on sale at
$100 [ach
SCHOOL OF MUSIC51
MAYNARD STREET.
sEE&
The Motor=Car and the
Cripple
and
The Olympian Games
AT TH-E THEATORIUM
TODAY AND TOMORROW
Moe's Blarber Shop
0. A. MOE
705 North University Avenue

JUNIORS NOM INATE,
CA'NIDlATl'ES LFtE COUNCIL,
Intercollegiate Notes.
lThe j tlitr ilassein i the lnittittc r~ig,
placed iin inomint ionet the tollotingimne I loll irhis pleluiil antll-ii niver-
fo S e ~l Iril of ilthe SuenlIt Councile sthea'ir imiler rt retth e Uionill-i
el i n tell i 1111 11111 ter i nLender-ne l d a i iIt 1ittiec Itiitg eletlr
\inCariTh rnburgtiiheie le ettAyers, i The c l 171of irc trtiy ie. so In
ele icit I I ci crtic y, l'Itt'ciety cl it iiotft18o iiii,'tther tn lerpetle ii
net 4 Siericeif elle , S a m m o se u fio sud n s a a t o t
electiitheiri represifeitaiivreitii iii ili
______________________vrious i chigh sciools) oflteat cstte.

Ill ARI)OF RI EEN'lS
ARRIVE S i iRSi)AY
'fil1 regents c till 'atrive ini AnniiAriutr
lT'hursdaeyiimiring. Tey i11111ai
hterieiuntil Saturday. andtexc tlto act-
tentd tihe laweeces Frc i ile clii 'nhwll
iand the F'oeunderc' 1117 exeri ciec It iight.
Ai titeetting iof th ic' iliirenigineersc
111111yestcerdaeyttecomittee o cllt
piesreprtht iiiith iiriifieen tel yltic
if pipecsIfromhi ch ittte c till nayinake
their celectioni ire' on ecibiltlioniti is-
ton Erioi.' Ter bowlcu ofiitie Ipipeha
anila iiid titeri 11)11rblocki"iI" be
nowte beintakileti fur themnit ;2.27l Ieach.
'The' commtiittee apiniitedtoiexiostu
cte i iitie feedshtietire-girlding thle
aperaere of'i.ili1911)01cls ipeo h
campusiticrepoturtedl tht thipes hadinot
beenieuthottrizedl by the cilss itslfait
tiii genieraetrelinctwsic posedi to teir11

intile it)riry acitNeiurtuclcuiviercity
ler isI~miintg Iorn stic rolled itotu hetc
rai', rui oie omiit. AfeNr(u-i nii ii tirrcisicclg
Chase thelibrariantiejeted ltihebat
w i c bore ti'i labe1111 11l l pI, ll ult
It il eipectedtat oveii till ath
iuil itliy rcesctoi ibethelld onl tpril 27
asieof tl'nicrity ofI Ptlit i Iyii
en11tic iies inea rack met iinthliscouniiltry
G;lasses repaired. Eyes carefully fitted
and11 testeut. George ]"atter, Main street.
AlT WI BB'S (,AND)Y STORE they
r.ireno sllein lg a coiiitlete lite of sanid-
Is witro with hut coffee or chtocolate,
wit tiln11abundanllii ce 01 whipped creamttI

Get your electioni tickuets, idaite pro-
greets, etc., at Tii ANN AiiiiiiiPsi SS,'
117 E. Wasingltigon street; printers ofI
The Miectigain Daily, tInlander, Alitti-
tnts, Techici, Uttiversity News-ttler,
S. C. A. I taiiilitiil, Yost's Great Bookitl
on tFootlbill, igh~ Scholol Omtegat, etc.
WVe itoitiore ptrittingt for the stdentl
hotly thtan ailthler cstops cominltteit
Stotn its our tiwn Ibuiling, Maynardt
stireet, opposite Graiiger's Acatdeity ont
jist northi of School of Music. If
itO I iteit, 1.1 lady'siopen-ac 'goid
reiwia.rdl. 6hi I',Jeffersonli liii-]c1
Iti)SI l11iiiNtith ivritt I iii m
Suilts tiressedit25c; troucers, toe.
huiller & O'Coiiiiir. If
'IlIH MAN XVII.0I) IAWSN I
IKNOVV, MAY\ V\Vl'A.\
FOWN ES
KNOW 15 80 id it
120 RI ERSIZE C0.1

Rcutschlcr,
Photographer
it yeou buy IChicolates you want
the chclte ltoi Ie Itropterly tooked
andlfsueiolr quitiy. Yo,,u also
watthre r. am to b e stitcutly fresht
and of tlseNvn tutrity. 'These con-
ditions ae h est founod in
GILBERT'S
CHOCOLATES
Thne Chocolate Cream Par
Excellence
60c the Pound
Bio 'heatre
POLITE VAUDEVILLE
Always a Good Show
8 headline Acts 8
TIWO ShOWS NIciII'FL'Y C
7.301 and 9.00 --.
MATINVES
"TIDEiSIIAY5, ''IttiISDAYS (y,.
SATI RIIAY, 3.00 - - - 11).,w
Amateurs Wanted for liriday
Night.
] INE LyNr ChESr
'Vr carry liie' itiricst i~tem-or'I't;' ItICsiL.
11111I'1 'Ccii & tO I iltRTI+I lt itlItitit' i rl e
lit'i- . ii slonaticcIs. We Stia iiE. ,, 5
toIi' 14I- l' i , COth INK N &(10 .d 11
R. E. JOLL1Y. Sao t. e

IkVll ill troitiit tilelacelito ca 'et ic
101'-Ta BetahelP1i freateritity ikey. (the Sitn ciife M.I W J. Aldlen & Coi.),
Retirn to 6tooet avctenuclil' e ewaird.Ifii57 (%VOiiiit ci ii te tte. luuiuanditopi-
Letters teitirtiitere'ilotillpee atlc it lcsitno. Aim Ar.butor ireficrences,'1i-c it
101 elic, 332 Sothil State ctreet. tiii-3 In~. 3-6-o


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A Shoe that is Popular with Eastern College Men
",MADE IN PIEWAISIO
TH0 SO
TRADE,
FOR gENTLEMEN
Advance Spring Styles in Stock. Look at Them

WA4GNER (Q CO.
HABERDASHiERS

Steo~te Street

Ana ~Arbor

Of famous make arnd up-to-date
THlE
STETSON
SHOE
Tell the ether fellows

Look for the Large White Shoe





MON[Y LOAN[D
On Watches, Diaontds, Jewelry
and alt High Class Chattel
and Colateral seeurity.
W. J. LOUVRIM
104 4th Ave. Opposite Court Houst
Two doors south of new Y. MC. A.
OFFICE HiOURS; 8004to 11:30; 1 to 5t
7 to 8-15.
Business Strictly Confidential

S CELESR6ATEDI
FARLAiND Banjo Strings
E SCHAEBERLE & SON
114 W. Liberty St. ANN ARBOR
U. of M. BARBER SHOP
Vibrassage, 25 Cents
Shower Baths, - 15 Cents
Shine, 5 Cents
J. R.. T.'cJ.aowmrki, 322 S. State
Net te Sheehas's IBoekstore.

En~och Dieterle I COOK HOUSE
Tihe Leadlrii Hosoan Ira Ohe City
Embalmer and Funeral Director Opoisite iot l ~lo. AllhuModeri
Ambulanceson CallImrvets
$2.00 $2.50 $3.001
210 S. 4th A ve.:u Itesidencee samli'We Cater to and fee all Cosllexe People
Phone 400. Ann Arbor. Sunday IDiersc. el nqet o all
___________________A. S. Gmxe C.o
The Second Term of Dancing Lessons STATE SAVINGS BANK.
are Beginntng at iIrtetIISt
/ W. J. Booth 2111. V. "4l'0 lin
Scott's Academy Wm. Arntold Dr. V. . Vauughin
36 Lessons Jas If. tWade F I. hIi to
LESSONS A WE'K4 n N.J..Ker 31151ifatsr r
EKIWEE-Slee. IWVen i Koch Prt d!4. t'aiiuti cir
12 WEK" 35~ hlenry lW. DoulasiucCliusttuiu S,.t-do
Register 336 S. State Street Darri F. 'llsreecutu

Ideal Barber Shop
717 N. University Ave.
JOHN TROJANO4WSKI
Eiveryting Just Right.
J. F. SCHUH
SANITARdY PLUMBING
and Etlectric Students' Supplies
A SPECIALTY
J. F SCHUH-, 207 E. Washington SI,


SPRNG UIING~o $3 C nsu ers Clthig omp ny GelTour r-c a 10Lbe Rsh Saon is Here
SRNSUTNSw Con isllalfOSy~tilCfial 118 East Lierty Street