THE MICHI.GAN DAILY
FOT BALL GUIDE CRAVENETTES, SUITS, ___________CH A
FOR 1905 9P r 338 S.5rATE ST. r p sr
Edited by WALTER CAMP J $10u$*TOP PC ATS N 'R1Z N ICAISBN
I I tt\ totitE natrcitedrnsofFLs A qin MAIN AND IHURON STREETS
t r iei hoalt ew'deeet AtleticGoodT O P Capital, $saoon,0surplus and Prfits, $6,000
0ealer and Detarment ton ____________._____________________________________ foea Genra"l . aking a'isa'.cdtP
perA. G. SPALDING CRT.UB OS. I 3 et. tlyee cin Itoi oic
SoW Ytin ateit AGO Otrn IAl+tt tit t 4 "rFom the standpoint of Clothes, about the most sensibltetting a o 0.1)' rdupord
.iialiifg ctrigrie iif all ttlenk 10. II 'nKEMPF.Perts. W C STV,'ccc ie Pres.
mcaned free to any a.ddress. it i4 a mia can do at this tine of tie year is to ibnv a Rain Ciat. Tie u'. II. Int i.S ant. a. A. thot toos Asst
________________________________name describes it only part of tie tne-int rain' days All oler
STATE SAVINGS BANK ~' rdays it is anidiel cot-just tie thintg for tie cool of earls fail. COOK HOUSE
m~cmx: Stylish all the timte. Waterproof whent yotu ned it. ipitititte ouet Itit hi' "do
^encou .. FIRSTCLASS IN AL. BRANCHE
W.J. ABootd .7oc v. hean rai: We lre showin~g the fitest line of $2.00 $2.50 $3.00
Ja.H Wade EF. ills lo n rtrr it toA ir i' t Os ervc
N J avr Jo nrre ~Fall Sirsin Negigees adFlannels IrtriitsiSlttoAltorsole
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tts.r ~'THE MOST COiPLETE AND BEST HAT LINE IN THE CITY The Ann Arbor SavinS Bank
' (GEORGE BISCHOFF g________________________
I Otitoch. 0,000. S etls, l00,100
FLORIST aToletaeias un n_ Retore, $2,00,00
ChanRM FIFTY-TWOnd ' Zf~,Tie Ter h " 171 i 1*t ~A IGenerl Banking Buines Tranated
Choa4 Cu %.rwRe nd POF11CERS: (ti ts Fbt.I. tittol'h.ter'; W. I.
Chapin S., between Huron and Ililler Ave. ilartin al,Itei r o ili t. .J l1t1ril ie. 'crrr.
Phone 09. S roo~
______________________________FINYE LUN"CHES
t' r te it' tr'gt nett'of 'l'tlilsiol
T iIlitiir It' ors dll rs A r a e
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Suacessurs to JAS. W. REED. 312 . Satee lt t'lla ies lt ttl y ( e t1 llice t elcu lnpicatJc pto c rlry Sioo'.l, r-net
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________________----___I Ohio Central Lines
Lab S upplies ll liffl'tilI ittiti slcte t -aorl fe: fnsrs rtr 1 -t'r rC<.try
ds '. 10)1tnlttt fnlitoch"unaullI Ltarg ) rLOLEDO toCLMU
cl th is 11M IltickrIefr th dbt.tIlt tt)lt t 'lta II .1h ) Xi. Parlor Cars onoall TrainsBo a yorteacldtncw hi a m nh ,tl'. 3.->5 Sat sre.rrlInr
Path 1 '1. igncd for (1I IIlltlte iuic ''yes'e- itt or nearTat' ppanllt , alitgatr IootIitl Srto etoi'.for stilt' ceal atJ. C' IR T NATIONAL. BANK
Bi l g .. [eIt gi lt e lh oudritit- arse)1 cotaining i ve o lar11 it l and Wt11)11 1 1 L. I Iierty~. I0-oOf Auu Arbor, Miclh.
a ce Alill Almr "t(.r thadc hlt lintie. 11R liegar frlene o ;7-E I.KncIrs H rio ol,
and resdcn Jane ". ltgll illnd_ )iv~io , Sor.XItlil.< t.)llioa ) 1, o , is. -o 2 5 .Carsn Ca =liv
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n, T ursay. cto er 1. o th sub fbric at \it l~ot llS .;,l irrt ali'ljwel'trea '.ng. $tale loi.e Xrr
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U. of IV. BA BE HO 14trrl$Iosei.tismrkt ar a nd $2ti ;o.ltI ost )t'"a yni
TrIroai'tte S., thMahoannfltcr p Vrcofr
bil~s. nail long wear-insist upon
$5.050 $4.10
S EDDEDWIW KI
A CAMP COMPAMION COLLEGE MEN AND WOMEN
When yoa ga into camp, or
starton a htating, fisting
or any other kinid of a trip,
th paplacyaaold -OuirNew Lasts anid Leathers
,'. crivercarefuil
- consiertrny Pit ;seo t'.l i'.nethilnigY'whicit reulhil Aits i hites thiei i lcn
I with be sarry cthelr nma'ke. Weainovite )n tnr intspectionI.
___ therappetite
yoa are surer
ta gel.
Shredded Whole Wheat Walk=uOver Shoe CO.
Biscuit R. J. HOFFSTETTER, Mgr. Ann Arbor, rich.
sholdatihga alang by all means. It is quickly
anod easily prepared, and is splrndid in comr-
binatian with milk, creamfrutis, vegetatlrs
andi ots of other ehings Yoa can prepre it--
int a diffreent way for every meal-a wel-
came relief from monotony. It will ido you.
lats of good, too. Q1,It is made solely of
the whrole wheat berry, and contains note
strength and vigor and vitality than any5L'4WX NVD E R'
other food, as whole wheat is composed of L I N j,~Jt~ 1
all the elements which enter into the core
struction of the human body - murscles,
teeth, hones, tissues as well as heat andI P x ii- A IT7 Clf..R
energy. 41. Write for "The Vital 9fueooitn
Cook Book,' free. 41 Trlncuit is a whlel
wheat cracker. Better for toast than brecaid
and Sire with hotter and cheese. Comparct Highest Quality Amateur Fini,
and easily curried. E lN BLC
THE NATVRAL FOOD COMPANY
S1 FREE SHINES
( GET-
SCIILEEDE'S
Tempery Loose Leaf Bin-
der for Note Taking.
tou 2 e ltt'nts. 'i' i. 111i' ~tbs O N Ait l't Sc ftu,
$1.I0le111? I.%
CALL ON US
F. J. SCHLEEL)E
240 S. State St
Money Loaned
fr) Watches=, hiamlondsor uether
Iesonal tproerty.
Wiatch'-s and Jewelryrepsiaired.
Blargalo'. in Watces & iiamottitl
1110cr' atersidIenice 3011I. Libterty St
A A brtu ct.
JOSEPH C. WATTS
I i
COMPANY
shing
COR. E. HURON & FOUR'TH AVE
Do you have trouble with your
Cuts? Try the
'Nmew rProcess"
Plates
of the
CHICAGO ENGRAVING CO.
Send triat order through us
A. M. SMITH
Over Wahr's Dowentown Bookstore
Momasa "ails, r, X. {
WE APP NEVER-
UWJJE).RS 1LP..-GOODY1$AR'S, DRUG
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