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UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO 1AIALvfl CLOCKS: NOTICE
The Summer -
Quartrt1W7e, the undersigned livery.
Ir ~ . Cnap.man's JRNxedry Soremen, will accept 11o more credit.
s . Ferms strictly cash from now
on, and all bills must be paid by
ROBtISON & CO.
r crtsrOR A JA. Ft. WALKER.
S204 South State Street W. H1. STARK.
THE UNIVERSITY SF CHICAGO ,



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callers are requested to announce themselves. Please ring.

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R. R. Guenther & CO.
206 EI-. Washington St.
YOURll11FAVORS SOLtd I ED
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HIGH CLASS
VAUDEVILLE
THE BEST BILL OFFERED
THIS SEASON
Ethel Travis Lewis
CHAS. CRENYON
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Matiaccs, Tasday, Thursday,'-ad
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Seniors,', Professors !
The best is none too good for yo. You canS't afford to
waste your ttime oand patiCeeXwlbhtheIod-sty1e founta110 pen
Buy a Self-Filler, an~d thei', ssoly one praic oad successful
Self-Filling FoutinG iPn, It is
CO0NK L IN'S Se'llf P E N
"The pen~ with the Crescent Filler--the device that made
self-filling pens possible, practical and perfect." -
Donst be deceived. Accept Inothing bot thle geninie P 1
Conkliin. All othe rself-fillers are in thiesperiomestal
stage. The Conklin is perfet-ben on the nmarket
for years. Used aild recoomsnded by thousasds of I
studenits and college professors. Possesses all the super-
tor advantages of the best fountain pens supplemnsted!"
by the following distinct asd desirable fratures
Fills and cleans itself. No dropper1 7
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
nickel crescent filler and pen is full,r
ready to write.
Wh aeaychances? Order a CONKLIN
SELF-F UNG FUNTAIN PEN. Guaran-
teed satisfactory. Bhook Free upon request, Selling ".
about this wonderful pen'. Manufactured":onlly by
The Conklin Pen Co., Toledo, 0. fr '
Sold in Ann, Arbor by
' GEO. WAHR'S
T+W02 BOOK STORES.

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