'SHE MiC4flAM fbAtLY

i

,.

1iL I

I

Hockillg Valley Ry.
CONTINUES ITS EXCELLENT
TRAIN SERVICE
You will find
Four Trains Daily
From Toledo
Carrying Parlor Carson Day Trains
Sleeping Cars on Night Trains
Union Depots.in Toledo and Co-
lumbus
S. E. CLARK, 32 j
Campus Martius
Detroit, Mich.
F. J. SCHUH
SANITARY PLUMBING-
(Gas and Electric Students' Supplies
A SPECIALTY
J. F. SCHUH, 207 E. Washington St.
IBAILEY & EDMUNDS
121 Esst Liberty Street.

New shoe Styles [or College MIen,
If ail the people who buy shoes were as par-
\. ticular aboul style as mloat college mena are, the
Regal factory would have to double uip its capac-
ity again this year.
Cleats-cut, snappy style is the
J first thing that sells the Regal to
new ctustomers, and always leas
heeu. Solid, honest wear, and
permanent retention of shape
have been the means of
P G~ making ,reqalar custom
_ __ " e rs otit of nvew ontes.


SUNDAY I c
MONDAY 2
TUESDAY 3
WEDNESDAY 4 '
THURSDAY 5
FRIDAY 6
SATURDAY 7
Every Day
This store grows more popular.
Why?)1Because our values in reliable }
Clothing and Furnishings are tunequaled
anywhere.
_ It will pay you to investigate these offer-
inug of yotung menis suits, overcoats aiid .._.. l
raiia coats.
REULE, CONLIN & FIEGEL

w

$4.00 q4,
A tytaical Fftih Avenue
sadel. ;gade of stronogbrii-
liant P'atenttLeatie-r. Spade
sole with fiat tread. Blasik
leatfher quarter lining.

Fifty-Eight
New Spring Regal Styles
rieon ly-shoie iniquaerv

1 '*%A VtThe Stat Ye. 4s, s~4~St. 5,ot l Aeet

lFA,,JZd 'A L that proves J LW vaaa%,aCaILa %NsavN
611 E. Willim. rn St. Sole Agents

-I

FURNISHING "DOPE"

To Engage the Assembly Rooms or Orchestra, call at
Granger's Academy Office, 312 Maynlard Street
As ther-esicis connetted oilith tfe rli,cal olers are requerted toan-
nonnethenselve. lase ig.

ii1

a IN SHIRTS
New Colorings IN NCWA
IN HOSIERY
New Styles1 IN CAPS
IN COLLARS
HENRY and KYER

In

Suits and Overcoats (nnim P (iti . 'mni Buy Direct and Save(
 romr $16.00 to $28.00 UU1)11J~ JU1I1 UIjUI Money. 118-120 E. Liberty.
U. of M. BARBER SHOP PhotographerR N T CH iR 319 FE. Huron R A N D AL L
Trojonowski state: St. P H OTO G RAP H E R

THE flavor
natural dryn
pagnes. Thi
CIGA]
is acquired, I
Turkish leaf ti
- of ripeness.
experience to
perfect in the
l0 fo
By mail ptostpad-If yoz
dealers, sead zic for ten;
AL.LAN RAMSAY, 1

rof the Murad is
rich, just like the
iess of fine chain-
is quality in
H*]AD
nRLTTES
by bringing selected
.o just the right point
It took sixteen years'
make this quality
Murad!
)r 15, Cents
7u ea't get Acuad Cigarettes at your
75eforfifty ; $riSofor oae dandred
11 Fifths Avenue, New York City

r

UNIVERSITY NOTICES.
Theril]ibe a gollftroiut \t-iloe-
lay aitd .1hotilsas-. Smiioo. Captait.
fTe iiights'Tempilar ollditractice
driltoi hts- prepart ort y tot- ora
.A11 Sir Kinights iniithe it ivtsitly atei-
itedl to take fillt.
PRO FIT 61-iCC VAC' \TIIN 6\VORK.
Cantvassers waotedl t selllie I. N. 1".
gashieatedni flaitit. Nit its usr
tirlihousehldlier, cantalforto et lieithl-
otit. \'tirkitgtaloie otin ai tfurce of
fiv-etie six ini each toiwtt, yioiiciii tite
fritm $4.50 to $9.00 ter liy. Witeie at
N. Y. 66-68-70
The Annt Arbor Press (formerly Par-
ker & Snyder), printers of the Michigata
Daily, The Altitmtus, Itlander, Yost's
great hook on foatball, the Technic, S.
C. A. hianidbook, etc., etc., are printers
to the stauletit body 117 E.XWashitig-
ton street. tf
Offiial 'o6 Michilgaitseals soldl oily
a1 Ye Stuident Shop, 6ti IF. Williaim
stireet. Sentior llacs anidljunlior laws
ile-ase caill fete J. M. iples. tf
Satisfactory tailoritng at salisfactorN
prices. Fuller & O'Connor, 61g E. W~il-
lam street. tf
W~.A NTlFi lI -Stiletlts at-ca-va-se-s.
teitl hst l ler cifian make $25.oo0aa week.a
StatzLa ac FraeiiCo., TPelkin, Ill.
Glasses repaired.
Eyes carefully fitted atid tested.
GEORGE HALLER, Main St.

..._. .,T he
I:' f "ttl1,e
A0.0"" ...ilustrates the triomphoatcecrealfooils
j'in theIbtitllingof-a stturdyaniidusd
triousfa cett I liti p it e reaisand
dried litfis.1is"atrmy1bistuilltis e
fourth rite aind threr loutels si leza
Int themit hng of hist- N'is Tit
hai s -ito-is triumphedova eMseit.
Butkwhen youit citt fotod1,
Jsure sou -ire getting~ the uwuhtle ssheait
iii digestioblefrm.Tth iat'a
" SHREDDED
WHEAT BISCUIT
a builder of bran and brain-iecpi
the stomach sit eet and clean and the booes
® lhealthy and active.
Jith~e - Pure Food Movement' by coking
Shredded Wheat, the cleanest, puorest, most
otutritious cereal food moade in the world.
The s-hike flour mtiller gives you the starch
In the weheat berry, discardigte ooter flesls-
fortiing elements. You cantkae muiscesoti
brcain out of starch. In the shredditng proce-ss
ALL the flesh-formting, strength-giv-ixtg c-
mietks stored in the swhole siheat berry are
,"r rsented IN DIGESTIBLE FORM.
.. Shredded Wheat is mate in two forma, BISCUIT ad
TRtISCUIT. The BISCUIT is delicioss for breeakfast
with hot or cold milk or cream, ar tar any meat an
combination with fruit and vegetables. TRISCUS'
is the shredded whole wheat cracker, crisp, nourish-
leg and appetizing. Delicious as a toasat with bev-
traces or with cheese or preserves.
The'e VitlesonaCookaokisset freefor the akingc
"It's All in the Shreds"
THE NATURAL FOOD C Si-gara Fatti N.'

I SIIJD[NISWANI[D'
11500o$1.0 pr dy.selin FRMBOOK-
KEEPING. Best seller eer offered. Eery~
tfaroner fiiysolia. A year's expeass made in
a eonufle ot months during vacationt. Wrote
iommediately.,stating chafee af territary.
[i FARM RECORD, Northfield, Minn.


Al-WAYS AHEAD IN
STYLES

MIL WARD, THE TAILOR

THE BEST OF EVERY
THING IN TAILORING