THE MICHIGAN DAILY

Hooking Valley Ry.
CONTINUES ITS EXCELLENT
TRAIN SERVICE
You will find
Four Trains Daily"~
'From Toledo0
Carrying Parlor Carson Day Trais
Sleeping Cars on Night Trains
Union Depotsin Toledo and Co-
lumbus
S. E. CLARK, 32,1
Campus Martins
Detroit, Mich.;,
F. J. SCHUH
SANITARY PLUMBING
Gans and Electric Students' Supplies
A SPECIALTY
J, F. SCHUH, 207 E. Washington St.
BAILEY & EDMUNDS
fportino (Boobs
121 East L
STo Measur
U. of d.
Trojonowski

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NEW REGAL STYLES ON
THE ANN ARBOR CAMPUS
, Ever) season we have taken special pains to pro-
vide at least seven or eight models that
totild appeal most especially to college
"men-and every season we are stronger
Fifty-eight new Regals ini the
_________Spriiig sqnad and seveit of
list-have already made"
$3.5 the Varsity.
Foil of clever style, and
Admos co 5 utabl s.F, a gsod, foil, honest money's
the"san ad u~n; o fF4fS.E woi lb of wear in every one
of them, Quarter Sizes, too.
WD MI% 001 j&V TShoe Yaa Stdent heri

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SUVNDAY 1I
MONDAY 2
WEDNESDAY 4 _
THURSDAY 5 .
FRIDAY 6
SATURDAY 7
Every Day
This store giowss more popular. "I:
Why? Because our values in reliahle
Clothing and Furnishings arc unequaled
anywhere.
It will pay you to investigate these offer-
ing of youing men'a suits, overcoats anid
rains coats.
REULE, CONLIN & FIEGEL

* J ~ j 5jthat peeves l urn16 U aaP
I611 E0. Wi1l4a.rrs St. Sate Agents J
FURNIISHING "DOPE"
IN SHIRTS
To Engage the Assembly Rooms or Orchestra, call at New Cooig IN NECKWEAR
Granger's Academy Office, 312 Maynard Street INHOTSERY
:X h e id t ceiontetht hebidrncalrtrerqeseton-N w St l sr IN CAPS
5 taiet ht o ae. Pee ring.t t btda ttear eettd ~N w t l sIN COLLARS
HENRY and KYER
goats f nim~Qtnhnffn nn Buy Direct and Save
$28.00 consumers C~J1lo1111bg JVmflhJU1JMoney. 1184120 E. Liberty.j

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Photographer R N Cf~R39EHuo R A N D A LL
PHOTO GRAPH ER
Proftssor Scott'scait ditintttg t II
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A MAN'S Alma
Mater distin-
guishes him no more
than his cigarettes.
Men, critical in their
selections, smoke

Tr-etturer Stet-cttsttatnnotttces titat
t ttoG litetrary citstax tutt e tpaitd
ttonc. Mt. Stevettott atillihe ont
ihan itin tittetalumnic root aitlcdttytotda-
Hlilcirath's genuinie velvet kisses ai
Cusinns..t>

PIURJ
SCIGA RE]
be cause of their origi-
nal and exquisite flavor,
and because they find
that flavor uniform day

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\ Plucky
j:I
...r. i! ilustrates the triumpt~h of cereal foods
- itt th uits g oftt Satstrdyand indus-
trtoutxratccThe 7I tlIt c son cre~als and
driedlt tfith. is "tny Ibiscuitisaxone-
foitricetttd tttrcfoutrthtsawheat.
Inthtetmakingc at histoiy WAheal
, lttsasItlwas trtotthebovoer Meat.
But wthen you eat t a wheat food he
xatre yot are getting thte whcole wsheat
it dicextible forttt That'a
SHREDDED
WHEAT BISCUIT
a btolder of brawn and brain-keeps
titetotacth sweet and clean and the bowels
hcttthy aind active.
Join thetc Pure Food Movement" by eating
Shredded Wheat, the cleanest, putrest, usa
nutritious cecreal food mtade in the world.
Tite white tlour mtiller givec you te starehb
in the wsheat harry, discarding the outer flesh-
fortting etemttst. You can't miake mtuscle or
brtaiu out of starch. In the shredding process
ALL thte flesh-formitig, trentgth-ghving ea
otel- ents stored in Ite twhottleawtit berry are
preseoted IN DIGESTIBLE FORM.
.. Shredded Wheat is made in two farms, BISCUIT and
TRISCUIT. The BISCUIT is delicious for breakfast
wiih hat or cald mills or cream, or for anay mess 'n
combination with trait and vegetables. TRISCUIT'
is the shredded whale wheat cracher, crisp, nourih-
ing ad appetizing. Deliciaus an a toast with bev-
erages or with cheese or preserves.
T~hei ital QuestonCok Book "isenatfree forthe asking
"Ilt's All in the Shreds"
THE NATURAL FOOD0C( Niagaa FasNYV


in and out and un-
equalled in every point
of highest quality.
10 for 15 Cents \J..
)7y' mai peeeycic-Ifyou an't get Mucad Ctgaretta at your
dealer's,sed rqc. fortt; 75c.fitrcfift'; $t Sefare ituncdred
ALLAN R MA,111 Fifth Avenue, New York ity

SPEND YOUR VACATION
ON THE GREAT LAKES
Treiegtj vittD t&tCiSteatir
mans ~ teettcitittttittieallcthetad-t
vancigesNi~ceicitcmdaiachiecur
I~Trougttiicketsaiod toacitpointis
atidbtagagechettckied ao destinatian.
DO&C TIMETAnLE
Lv.Toledo iitndays 5"Saturdayi 9.30tA. M.
*Tusd~ays & Thurdays.ttP. M.
La.Satrc~i Moedatih& "aturdayi 5.0a e. M.
*Weddasi& Fridayest.30. 
DourcvTps pcerscckaca*eacaci
Juntei5iti
Dir~ct continaiat. laica anditall
sac"qame ekeilaukee, itagotad
Geriatay.ciAt .Iaieonn35tio'. a.
madeatwithiet.id Adt tan5.30oLine 0.
Letaetritia iy 1itt0P. M.
Arite e toit daily 55.0A. 
Dtriip btween Derit an~sd Cleveatnid dcc
igatlyad August.
Doubte Daiyrve sbtaeenOCeeiaid, Pt.
Send aciwoct stamepIaoriutcrad
Paemphiei. Addrest
A. A. SeHNsTZ, Gen. Sp't andiP. T.tM.
Dett,ich ta.
DETROIT &CLEVELAND NAV. CO.


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