P lIE MICHIGAN DATLY
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FOR
Sam Burchfied
:: & Co. :
Ann Arbor's Leading
TAILORS
106 E. Huron St. Opp. Court House
J. L CHAPMAN, Jeweler
ALARM CLOCKS 79c
ALARM CLOCKS $1.00
ALARM CLOCKS $1.50
ALARM CLOCKS $1.75
Fully Guaranteed
Wstch Rapm ireea Spalalo
THE FARMERS AND MEIICHANICS BANK
MAIN AND HIURON STRGEETS
S Capital $50,000 Surplus and Profits $100,00
General Hanking Business. 3 per cent pai(
ont Time andO Sa-ings )elntsits. Safely De
posit Baxes to reat at $:00 and upwards
H. KlEMrF, Fres. H. (G. PRETYANt sie1N
H. A. WILLIAnSt, Csher F. T. ~STOW At
The Ann Arbor Savings Ban]
a Capital Stoel; $50,000 Surplus 290.00
A General Banking Busineas Transaceted
GirmEenne Chas. E. Hiseock, Fees.; W.I
Harriman, Vine Pres.: St. J. Pritz. Cashie
STATE SAVINGS BAND
W. J. Booth Jn. V. Sheehan
Win. Arnold Dr. V. C. Vaughan
Pas. H. Wade E. F. Mills
John Hearer Jn. Koeh
ProP. H. S. Carhart tHenry W. haunt<
Chritian Martin Gun F. Zimmsermnu
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Ge ANN ARBORe, MICHo.
E. D. KINNE, PA R10t SON StiL.
PrFes. Vice Fees.
S. W. CLARKtSO)N, Cashider.
Capital, 0100,000. Surplus and Perofit. ,6dit
Cleiman-Amencan S qiii sj3aq
Commercial aek rd
Sea.Vigs
Cee. Maleh. anad Llbartv Streae
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISINGI TO E
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GANTED. alI
Walned-College coca Io act at agentsi lct-t
darintg summner. Goadcmonacy forantiainvta
ight maoe. Call Bell 302-L, or address platt now a;
or call oit Geo. F. Brotnt 61g E. Dii i- ryciii; an
V(Irsitli. iot
ngtsandl Satitrela a. Phonet c27,,-L.
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PFi iTtit a1i," 2o9 I'. Liberty St. if
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atONG'S HAXTS.
(Nn bei;tttertittde.)
Sprcig alales tiow;;read-il
b1Lt EN'S CLOtTHIE'SSHO110.
Thea Stoe for StylIe. MaiSt.
tf.
lal,-is i in ltlaincitof University
book at t the Studtentst' Bookstore.
Slat; li& Co. tf
Teai our $1 Foutttain; Pen-~Sheehtans
Leadis ci Itainet ct-er. t
Yott will fndour tictypewrnhg1neat
a;d -cuattiei. AGe ticnt;atrdslandildatnc;
pr( iaman d angi a;;;iu of ill
°('l1 -yI.. CSmth;'lTicp;wtiter.
7.00\\NUSIKI AXDI),I. NE,
ti. 37lt S. Static St., 211c1ilootar.
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lRit( it INY. FORMAL EX POSITI
ans - cr aat iu tiad- Ir4 * N
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is cpitlize atSUITS, OVERCOATS AND MEN'S
iii ii l twat 1910 Styles dMem's
I a- at~naitit iIs referenee to thuitaportaint ocitira
it;oystil , ish to call saturiespecial tattnton
>rethcstae ril- ness, and the f at that thtey are itt harmoiny
a ;I a cn t infortmation from tath e art sources. Thait
a it aerm;isthiis, would receitveenvatynconaiderationris il ge
ul~aaa~k: Spring nstylee in StiltsOvarcoats, lacat-ie
Soa we dtrect visitoirs'atenatinto the
imatednotat loinerin -anitasad Overcoatt,
- hu sta h op 'sad ehildran'saurnitshingsoea il t
; a t op~ti tat tion.
Id 1w alit;6 ;to
cIih thelirl 211 SOUJTH MAIN ST
t-< l i - i t: tat;
.ea ra spIeaecahes aChinese Chop-Suey Restaurant K
s lT( rtddIiv Chunese Fanny Gshes, Stealt and Chaps.
sir ac tail iiof Ameriean Lunahesof allikind.. Fnes-
a iangafirst lass tort ldes and grnteeit
l calla or leanest KitctahaaennAnn Arbor.
a a tailuture tiara 314 S. STATE STREET
Rowe's Lau nd ry
THOMAS ROWE, Prop.
a; a t ii326 N. Fifth Ave.
ION OF
-FURNISHINGS
Clothes
tee toataci, pyong men and
n to tine dintplay this season,
he sty les, their exelusive-
ynith thte vry latest style
thesne a; e ennerlialos ;hieD
orally appeeiated. These
-Ia, Shitiand I-ntnishings,
1 ail-titmer neatont.
lad ividuality twe have thus
ahiut in our stoek of corn's.
zit Natrcoal Spring Exposi-
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Ga a a;peii a etingoftGnea
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"linerrd el shaitl tibe Palte iii;
Sany itpiltaina p ai alt; Ith
Nhe 'V riy Lte. T e rli bx -
ieswth n u mleragliandlttetr. tit
tut new an a l clltutu itte"ha
th t h peen is: in altricsin tis
Thl; Iilies
trail' ba I
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New Phone 417 Bell Phone 457-i A most comfiortable
_______________ and stylish
AT TUTTLE & CO. ARR,
Lunch Room ' COLLAR
15 cents eah -?2,far 25 cents
Yea can find a tine line at Centectienery,
y Cl el. P ca- Co.. leeaics
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AT LOVIELL'S
332 S. STATE ST., UPSTAIRS
Yo~a cana get
So-eaters ecut over initt olsape or Vests
Tour fancy vent or suiting-lacy cleaned
Yoar Fall suit dyedl (ige'y Petern, Detrotit)
-insignia, Numnerali, senwed an sweaters, ete.
Neckties and glove, eleaned
Student to nding
,\lichigan pillows-Bannera of all other colleges
Nottiuons,,giltnantles, chimIneys, soaps, towels
We give satisfactiont Come and see uns
in Pj'(II
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HR [7 that have the call now-
liii ii IL 88atBucher Lace Tan Shoe-$5.00
HI n 1r12672 Rtusian Tan Button Shoe-$4.00
____ ___ ____ ___ ____ ___ ____ __ AGNE at Sate 55,
________________________________________WAGNER___& Co. ofgsthe site late sll h.
CI-P Qaucas Ii a TnT IDETROIT UNITED LINES RA~v rECTIIIAI 1
f=1F1 Y=51X 1 t-1 rASVIv
III
SIUDENTS' L[CTUR[ ASSOCIATION
at E FNIT
The Premxier ]lectu~re Cou~rse
of Armericeh,
LIEiUT. uRN LSr H. SHACKLETON
Whoa sreacruhed farthest Soutaa
(ERALD),STANKLW LfE
aEminenat aditort,Esatayisa, and iLeciurer
Silver Links R.ings
Fobs Scarf Pins
WM. ARtNOLIJ, JEWELER
220 Sotht Malts Street.
Between Detroit, Ann Arbor and
Jackson
Limited Cara East tlaned-IttO a at.i., la5
4:50ip, m.,aa:50ip. m-
Limited Cars West Bound-t:2t a.1..at:4
pa, m.,5:24p.tm., 8:24pt.
LoantCars EasttBound- l )t Detroit,.5:45 a
a.. aaidet-ry tourta to 1:a5ptia. Tottlei
10111154.att. nad talf Isuratol .1-al. n.
alo 1 :5 as.sa., 12:3a . ii . 15it ta. iat. Tou
salilt.chautteat Vpsiti~t.
Local Cars Weal Batund tt;0-aa. rIs., 7:1.ta
Ill-air(]mheery twoshtturstt1:5p. ii.
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Tickets $6.00, $5.00, $4.00
ARTISTS
SOPRANOS;
MME. JEANNE JOMELLI
(L:Otf tat'eN lieu;; alit ataansiNanthat-
tanate-a tiiCompnie-s)
Mrs. Coarianie Rider-Kelsey
Mrs. Sibyl Santnsis.MacDermid
CONTRAL T;:
Miss Margaret Keyes
TE NOR:10
Mr. lDaniel LBeddoe
BARITONES;
Mr. Sidney Hiden (Berlin)
SIO. IISEIPPI CAMPANARI
(Met ropo~alitanta titiaa ott;patyt
Mr. William Howland
BASS;
Mr. Herbert Witheraspoon
(Mtiropitlani 1per-a C'sanuty)
IiAoIST:
Mlle. 'Tinia Lerner
ORGOANIZATIONS
The ChoralUtnon (3l}svices)
Taaeodoe tThsmasanOruhetralaopieces)
CONDiUCT1011
Aabert Stanaley Frederick Stank
PRINCIPAL CHORAL WORKS
,The NeLir'" - Wolf-Ferarti
"Scenen fromaOdysseuts".Brutch
eow for Spring
W~a e alit-a n;tg a extensnive line of WAoolenss for Spritng
Thle assotalmrilntttmlrisesa everytihitng that is COw atid nobby in
adcsignt, a-alirardiutltaitpy. We cait say without exaggerationl
Gill stouckt htia ye-airisthe m iioAt handsomae twe have ever shownm,
antI wi'll retily aplpeal on.olshetitost particuilar patron.
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Watch tor the Prospectus
Season Tickets on Sale $1.50
W. . I11RL7 E. 1L1erty St.II
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Vu..aaity Tailora
Portrait Studio -
a.7HZTtiurij Street