- THE MICHIGAN DAILY

Spring, 1906
aOUR STORY
SAttractive Styles
jNewv Colorings
FOR
IMEN'S W[AIR
ILargest Line of Woolens
Shown, all at
POUAIPIE
ICull Dress Suits a Specialty
at
Leading
M ~ERCHANT TAILORS
311 S. State St.
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Tlhe"New" Kirmd
Specially Modelled
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THE MICHIGAN DAILY.
r Vtased .'as scod class matter at Il thetn
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rPublished dsily (Mondays excepte)durlaing.
r he csllege year, at 117last tWashinton
r tt'eet. Yell phose 892. laote phone 76.

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Managing Editor. CLYDE L DEW
Business Manager. WALTER R. HANS
EDITTORS.
Athileicss........Clarence E. Eldridge
News ........Latuis D. Stickney
Exangeatos .......tatles 1E. tWinstead
.l sic .........A. 11. Orsteyer
1t'attt ............ lfie J. Artmstrang
l'.)IIrOiIAL STAFF.
lHaghAllien Franklin C. Ilarhe
Athur C. Pauad.
ASSOCIATES.
Goarge A. Osborn HIarold C. Staith
FersN. Smith G~eorge A. Basses
Robhert H. Clacy Frank J. Clask
Henrsy5. Stchtulte tHetnapA. Mastgataesp
1). F. Stevensoan \tatter MItaeebam
It PnnD radley )aitttF. tWura
iov V. Luall Floy sd H. Jaaes
RATES: $S.s0 per peas, or S.oo it paid is
advance.
Adderess: WALTER R. BANS' Business
Manager. 236 S. 12th St., Phone 849 L.
St'ND.AY. 'MlARCH 1t1. 1(o).
ediorIttlay-'FlERRIS N. SMIT1H.
CALENDAR.
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altutclt, 7 :30 pI. m1.
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\ltr. 13--Address liy Prof. NVS. F. Mlagic
onl"Aplicatitons of thse Thleory 01
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Px Glove
(5paldittg Make)
PRICE $ 3.00
Other Infielder's (iloves at
$2.50), $1.50, $1.00, 75c
50c and 25c
WAHR'S-
The Bookstore That's Never
Undersold.


2COAT SHIRTS
A bavsette qaitpapparance and
sasartngagbtlttesaofassstsmtmadeI
garmts.tWhite as calor-fast fabrita.
Ontattd alflikeassiat
$1.50 and more
CLUETT, PEABODY & CO.
FUNERAL
0. My. IMartin DIRCO
(tilies 20905. 4tht AreFlhone W.
l~ani:i'e id302 . . Sit Ave. Photte :14
AMBULAN CE ON CALL

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phon orhesta, ssised y Wilia I~omanfirs. 1unansecnd.tie':o,;
Sheehan & Co's-
Students' Bookstore tte fEiiteii oS a
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LIMITED SALE
of S. L. A. Tickets
About 200 Reserved Seat Tickets, good for the remain-
ing numbers of the Course, will be offered for sale on
SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 9 a. in., at S. L. A. office,
University Hall. The price will be
$ 2.00, Irnchudinig Reserve
The price of seats (unreserved) for Sousa's Band is
$1.00, and there is alwayes an insatiable demand for
seats on that occasion. T'hose who purchase the course
tickets on Saturday, may, have them reserved for the
Sousa Concert as well 'as for the remainitng five num-
bers, including Frederick Warde, on March 12.
SALE OPENS 9 A. M., MARCH 10
SL. A. Office, .0 University H201

Rusn to ZVhe Co-O~p.
g ~ Select winter goods must be closed
out immediately.
ii High grade medium weight Sweaters
selling at cost.
Medium weight, natural wool, ribbed
and fleece lined undergarnients
at unnatural prices.
Regular 25c Cashmere Hose, solid col=
ors, 3 pairs for 50c.
Pajamas and Night Robes discounted
25 per cent.1
" Examine the quality and a.
gradually consider the price"
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ANN ARBOR RAILROAD
AND STEAMSHIP LINES.
Trae.s Ls.ve. Aesos Arbor
Going Noril th905at. tit. anti t:35 p,.
GoinagSuh 7:20 a. m.,1t:t5a.m. and 7:51 p,.i
J. J. EIRtV, IW. T. WILLS,
Opal iPass. Ageni, Age',
Toledot, tOhtiot Ass Apis is.Slit;h
St-lir plus lls.t pits titi S
Chicagt guffalo IBostn New York
Thrsough TraitnsREsitt.18 a ma.. 2.40p.i.,
4.5S it. m., 9.30lp. m. 1i.05p. m.
Localse Iaei ciaa. a., *11.10 a am.,. p.m.
*8.36 p. ma
Through Tains West-2.07 a,,~ 7.58 a. a.,
9.i8a. a.,2.33 p. m. 10.20 p. in.
Locale Weet-224 am., *8.28 a. a., *1.40 p.
a., *15 p, a.
*a(Exaespt SundaS.)
Cansactios at Chicago far St. Louis
Kansas City and thts West.
W. W. CASE, Agent, Anen Arbor




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