THE. MICHIGAN DAIL'V
We announce the arrival of 21 late patterns
of Fall and Winter Woolens in Blue-Cray,
Brown-Cray mixtures and coronation effects.
They are being soown in foreign lines and
embody ideas that have been worked out for
next Spring.
We Solicit Your OrdIers
Suit or OvercoatI to Order $20.00 up.
F0, W. GROSS,
CREA , TOR OF "1RAMESE+S" IS
MYSTERIOUS POSTER ARTIST.
From the quiet solitude of a writ-
er's study to the, limelight, of an art
exhibit, Joseph Hudnut, who wrote
! "The Awakened Rameses," has, been
pushed, or rather dragged, by the op-
era poster committee. He is the, win-
ner of a third prize in the poster con-
te~st and to. him belongs the picture
which was "anonymous" for several
days.
Hudnut dislikes publicity and it was.-'
with malice aforethought that he hand-
ed in his drawing, unsigned. When
thte selections were made,, the judges
chose his contribution as the third
best but they did not 'know that the
author of the opera was the artist.
Efforts were made to locate the "un-
known" contributor. but they failed
and it was not until a thorough; cali-
vass of all the "Latin. Quarter" of Ann
Arbor was made that the rightful win-
*ner .was located.:
The three posters will, be exhibited
on State street 'today.
The U. of M. Boat House will close
Nov. 11th for repairs, 25 to 31
SUBSCRIBE NOW AND GET THE
BACK NUMBERS FOR THAT"FILE.
Appointment' Committee, Meets Soon.
A meeting of the Appointment Coin-
mittee will be held on November 7, by
which date all applications. for teach-1
ing positions must have been =filed. A
fee of one dollar will be charged. for
those who enroll after this date.
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
Advertising matter for 'this
classified column must -alwvays
be paid for in advance, and may
be left at the DAILY office op.
posite the Majestic between the
hours of 1:I noon and 10 p."in,
or at Quarry's Drug- Store, N.
Ujniversity and State, at. any'
time up to 9:30 p. m.
These Ads bring Results.
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123 E. Liberty Street
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UEHLIG (Q SOMID
Li ie 4fChin. 1g DiShaes _
WANTED.
Wanted--Student for soliciting.. Per-
centage and salary.' Sales to stu-
dents. An every day necessity. Write,
if avngany previous experience at
.nvassing. Applicant ,also state
number of hours he can work week-
ly. .Give department and' class. Po-
sition, will be permanent for entire.
school year. Address J1. R. A., care
Michigan Daily. 25 & 26
FOR REN T.
For Rent--Suite of two roomns .In
house with all modern conveniences.
706 S. Ingalls. 24-25-26'I
For Rent-2 room suite, steam heat,
new rugs and furniture. Price $3.50.
632 East University Ave. Roy. L.
Hogue. 23-25-29-31
LOST..
Lost-Copy of Bailments and Carriers.
Leave book at clerk's office Law Build-
ing.. Please mail photos found in
book to 1331 Hill St. 25
Lost -Please return raincoat taken. by
mistake from table in room 23 be-t
t'ween 11 and 12 Tuesday, Old Engi-
W e have to be wide a-
wake!I
Dare not offer freaks or
old-fogy styles.
For our chief business
is se1lingmen's ^^^i boys'
clothes, to p a. 4cu la r
people.
PURE WOOLEN FABRICS
AND HAND MADE GARM ENTS
The clothes, of wide-awake gentlemen at modie:
prices.{
~e kniow, that yourt visit to our .tore wilTl be lnu u« lly profitable.
JE WT~iI21
Pe ople
who
V Y ED
23 S . Ma~zn
To Flake Your Party
he H t o e s n71.t e will be n,. cessary to decorate appro'priately-w' have the l&test In
Aw L C.SIT IH
A i Typewriter
Ball-Bearing-Long Wearin~g
You'll ne.d a Tyepwiriter .LL'rr. CJ,
the best now and have it's: erne whii e i n
college A*k us to sly; tx N.( u
FLJELBER & HUWDSK
[ow 'en Goods
is, Seals, Crepe Papers, Lunch Sets, Tally and
iunmied Silhouettes, Steel Engraved Post
s, Dance Programs, invitations.
COI;. LIJIFI V AND MA.IN STR.
A mfost cou cicnt p ace for y
SPECIJAL, TONIGHT
Dinner 5:.30 to 7:00. Roast Spring
with Oyster Dressing and Cranbei
Sauce.
Gard,
COMPLETE
LINE FOR ALL OCCASIONS
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& Schairer Co,I
TERS BINDERS.
Bell Phone 144
(ERS
acted
W. D.
whier,
of choice sponges in
the bath
Will Find
some fine ones in the
stock just received.
Beauty
of form and quality-
Mandruka Forms
$2.00 to $4.00
YOU CAN'T HAVE A BETTER
SCRAP BOOI[ THAN A COMPLETE'
FILE OF. THE MICHIGAN DAILY
FOR THE YEAR.
Yreshmiau Forced to Leave School.
H-oward L. Shinn, '15, has been forc-
ed to leave the university and go to
Arizona on account of his health.
fShinn had been in delicate health for.
years, but did- not suspect tubercular'
trouble until taking the physical ex-
amination which all first-year men are
obliged to undergo.
DON'T IDELAY THALT SUBSCRIP'
TION ,UNY LONGER.
Vaughan Talks to Engineers.
Dean V. C, Vaughan will speak to the
fresh engineer assembly, in room. 348,
of the new engineering building, this.
morning at 11;:00' o'clock. He will,
talk on hygienic subjects and the care
of the human. body.
*LEAVE A WANT AD FOR THAT
LOST OR FOUND ARTICLE AT THE
DAILY -OFFICE OR AT QUARRY'S.
Foresters will Plan for Campfire.,
Prans for the annual foresters'
campfire, which is to be held at Cas-,
cade Glen Saturday evening of this
week, will be announced this e v ,n21&
The club will gather in room 407, new
engineering buiilding.
Hoagland Likes, Yost's Proteges.
Ralph }Hoagland, former Princeton'
man and an expert on football, states
that the Michigan team this year is
unquestionably the best in the west
and one of the best in, the country.
Hoagland has officiated in a number
of Michigan games this year and has
kept careful track of the doings of
'Michigan's rivals.
Rosenberg calls and delivers.
;sweaters cut ever ac the Palais
Royal, 209 E. Liberty. 1-tf
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All the latest popular song hits at
Grinnell Bros. Music Douse at Ten
cents per copy. A complete stock of
the latest Opera hits at popular prices
also. Everything in college songs and
(ollections. 18 tf
Rosenbergesphone, Bell 266.
310 S.,State St.
Up Stais
l2tfk
Pianos to Rent. Terms reasonable
Schaeberle d& Son. Music House, 110
S. Main St. tf
FRosenberg dryclens sweaters. l2tf
HI-ave you seen those nobby Oxford
blues at Milward's? Tailor, 330 S.
State St. 19 tf
WATCH FOR THE YELLOW
Si&ORTUNG EXTRA AMFTER THE
PENNSY GAME.
neering Building, to S. R. T.,
buniversity Ave.
AUTO .Y ; S5aad 7 Passenger Cars
AUTO~IVERYPrices Reasonable
BELL PHONE 1101 HOMIE PHONEi 452-Biask
Ann Arbor Garage, 206 West'~Huron Street
GRANGER'S School of 'Dailil
Classes for Ladies and Gentlemen Tuesday and Thlursday evenings,' 7: 10 to S:
J'oin now. Term b.;gini when you do. Piivatc, lessons given byappointme
For particulars call ;it Academy or
P"hori~, 246 Office Hoxaws 10-12 A. Hf., 2-4 P. P
Collg L ndrm
FINE HAND WORtK 606 E. Liberty Stre
620 E.
25
"ry Dlrug o,
Rosenberg' dryclean suits.
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gd HALLER'S Eat 18lah~d,
xxe r u k ' d a , C jm intl i P n 1 1 vd, M o e o t e la C lo c k s Nh ovelt r. R ep eaters . A larm s a ndvlt la m
large line of MICHIGAN JEWELRY and NOVELTIESietJwlyad'ac earn
Haller's Jewelry Store
ain St. 5e11 Phone. 534
SUBSCRIBE NOW. PAY LATER.
Shoes repaired while you wait. An-
dres, 222 So. State St. 3tf
Rosenberg presses suits-25 cents.
l2tf
Shoe repairing, laces and polish for
sale.,J. H. Lambert, 613 E. William St.
3 eod tf
DON'T SPONG8E YOUR
PROM YOUR -NEIHBOR.
SCRIBE.
DAILY
SUB.,
I fllflCollege Michigan Pins, Fobs and Fraternity
U LU e e e Jewelry. Big Ben alarms $1.50 Arnold
D &. Main St. )Ymr Patronage is Well Cared for Here
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ttvcvsit fibusic '1bou~e
Building Maynard St. Next door to University School of Music
,Chafing Dishes
5 o'clock Tea, Coasters Egg Boiler,
Hors-D'oeuvre Dishep, Fruit and
Bread Basket. All finishes to be
* foundlat-
SCHUbIACHER' Hardware.
308-310-3 U S. Main Phone 175_ 175 Red
Good
If you have not reserved your sat
please o d o lw.
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The Homne of Music-For the College Student
Red
Neckwear
All shades--Priced 300
Red
The New Soing
"VARSITY"
TINiKER & 'COMPANY
Exclusive Furnishers and flatters.
x GCOR. 'S. STATE and WILLIAMS STS.
don't mis aitshell
J. Fred Lawion.
Karl V. Moors
4
Now Reudy
as
ro Wnr' e, D,.
Lined arid Unli'ned
vv V - ;e W
(F .', ard Luholm
$1.500to$6.00
Thursd ulgh
4,
ii Cloth esfor Coil eg eMen
At
Allen's Good Clothes Store~Maji