THE MICHIGAN DAILY
THE MICHIGAN DAILY.
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LEADINGManaging Editor, CLYDE L.. DEW
Business Manager. WALTER R. HANS
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and fabrics for any and all Arthur5 C. Poun~d.
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State;fit Address: WALTER R. HANS' Business
III1S.Sae t Manager. 236 S. 12th St., Phone 849 L
Arima Arbor, Mich.
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About 201 Reserv ed Seat Tickets, good for the remain-
ing numbers of the Coarse, 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, Iricludi nig Reserve
The price of seats (unreserved) for Sousa's Band is
$1.00, and there is always an insatiable demand for
seats on that occasion. Those who purchase the course
tickets on Saturday, may have them reserved for the
Sousa Concert as well as for the remaining five num-
bers, including Frederick Warde, on March 12.
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Mat-ch Sale Ends Satxurday
Ouzr Stock Has Been Greatly Redizeed
If' you desire to taken advantage of otte limtited 1su9111y' vote imust
call ',t once. Special redttctions on the following gilds
All Underwear.----------------- Discounted 25 per cent
Banners, all szs-- S to $1.25
Neckwear, High (irade- -......35c, three for $1.00
Night Robes an' Pajamas ------Discounted 25 per cent
Handkerchiefs, regular 1 -c.-..- - -Three for 25c
We have also a supply of Toilet Articles-Hair Brushes,
Imported Rubber Combs, Shaving Brushes, and
Tooth Brushes, which we are offering to
everybody during This Week only
at Co=Op. Prices.
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ANNARBOR RAILROAD
AND STEAMSHIP LINES.
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Throuth Trains West -l.07a 6m~, .591a.in.,
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Locals West-:?'u a. ni., .4'a.tit.,.40Itp.
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W. W. CAStE, Atent, Ann Arbor
ALE OPENS 9 A. M., MARCH 10
3. L. A. Office, 9 University He'll
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D)ouglas Shoes WA H DI,=The Sho218 pSso. Main St.
Gym Shoes I1iI