THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Men
You'll
fny time to do you a power of good in the
with your Fall and Winter outfitting.
rested in having your suit,
and toggery "just right"
extravagant prices, we're
t your service
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UNIVERSITY NOTICES
A meeting of Alpha Nu will be held
at 7:30 Saturday evening. A special'
invitation is extended to all fresh-
men.
Webster Society meeting at Web-
ster hall 7:45 tonight. All out.
An invitation is extended to all Uni-
versity and faculty men to attend the
general reception to be held ate the
Union Club house tonight, immediate-
ly after the mass meeting.
U NOTICES .......... ... ...
All teritorial men on the Union
membership campaipn report each
night at 7:00 to the sub-chairmen at
the Union.
All Southern men wishing to form*
a Dixie Club meet at the Union to-
morrow at 10:30 a. m.
All solicitors for union membership
turn in money and checks at once.
Candidates for senior law football
team report South Ferry efild 9:30
a. m. Saturday. Burns, Acting, Mgr.
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Grosi
Liberty, Corner 4th.
TRY
10 Q SCHMID
wire 205 S. Medn St.
DENTS, Procure
ose Leaf Note Books
Fconomical. Paper supplied in every ruling.
Note Our Prices
CITY ORDINANCES.
SIDE OPENING A
SIZE LEATHER CANVAS
6 x 3- 5.80 $50
81 x 512 1.10 5
814 x6 1.25
91 x 8 1.35 .75
[01 x8. 1:50 .80
1 x 8% 1.65 .85
END OPENING
5 x8 .95 .50
6 x 914 1.25 .60
WHY'PAY MORE?
cLOTH,
$ .30
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.35
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.45
.30
.30
rer, Stationers, Printers, Binders
Bell Phone 1404
1219 S. Univ. Ave.; C. P. Bancroft, 1722I
ond S. van Doren, 703 Packard St.
It's
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n acquaintaince with our
ore will help you in many
The following notes from a few of
the city ordinances may save some
trouble.
Riding bicycle on sidewalk; Coast-
ing on sidewalk; Playing base ball or
foot-*ball in the streets; Posting bills
or notices on sidewalks, trees, tele-
phone or telegraph poles; Walking on
lawns or lawn-extensions; Loitering;
Discharging firearms within the city
limits; Burning leaves on paved
streets; Burning leaves or starting a
fire in streets to burn up rubbish of
any kind before sunrise and after 12
o'clock noon; The running at large1
of dogs, prohibited. Especial atten-
tion is called to the traffic ordinances
regulating the driving of Automobiles
and other vehicles. A few of the
points are: Time limit within the
business district 10 miles, and other
districts within the city limits 15 mil-
es per hour; Do not drive through -a
procession; Keep at least six feet
from street car taking on or discharg-
ing passengers; Keep to left. when
overtaking another vehicle; Going in
opposite directions vehicles pass each
other on the right; Keep on the right;
Always stop with right side to the,
curb; Vehicles turning to the left into
another street shall pass to the right,
of and beyond the center of the street
before turning; All vehicles standing
at curb shall move at request of po-
lice officer; All automobiles shall car-
ry the proper number of lamps and
display the number and kind of lights
required by the state law; The po-
lice department have all powers and
duties in relation to the management
of the vehicular traffic.
THEODORE APFEL.
Chief of Police.
1 &3.
Club Breakfasts at Union.
Additions to the regular menu at
the Michigan Union are club break-
fasts, ten in number, ranging in price
from .20 to 45 cents. A special 35
cent breakfast is offered every Sun-'
day.
Engineers' Supplies a specialty at
Wahr's University Book Store.
1-3
Wanted-Good Baritone or Bass solo-
ist for church work. Paid position.
Inquire 312 S. Division, Bell Phone
1076-J.'1-2-3
Wanted-Young lady to represent us
at the University of Michigan. Ap-
ply either direct to us or care of the
Michigan Daily. S. LIEBERMANN
& CO., Tailor Made Dresses, 507 W.
Jackson Boulevard, Chicago, Ill.
3-4-5
Wanted-A student who for some rea-
son has been unable to enter college
to fill good position during balance
of year. Phone 1619-J 3
Lost-Conklin self-filling fountain
pen. Return to 215 N. Division and
receive reward.
1-2-3
Lost-Unengraved Signet Scarfpin.
Reward if returned to 917 E. Huron.
a
Lost-Michigan Union Membership
Book numbering from 981 to 990
with one membership ticket sold.
If found please return to Union. 3
For Rent-Furnished rooms. Sunny
front suite and large side room,
modern improvements, desirable for
instructor and wife or graduate
student, private house. 7015 . In-
galls St. 3
For Rent-An upstairs suite with hot
and cold water, gas and steam heat,
for $4.00. Also double parlors on
first floor suitable for 3 at $5.00.
Call at 805 East Huron. 3
For Rent-Large Front Suite $3.50.
Side suite $3.00. All modern con-
veniences. 624 S. Ingalls, 1-2 block
from campus. Roommate wanted.
3
For Rent-Large pleasant suite of
rooms two blocks from campus. All
conveniences, $4.00. 607 East Liber-
ty Street. 2-3
For Rent-Large suite at 832 E. Uni-
versity Ave. Heat and light in both
rooms. Price $4.00. 2
For Rent--Two suites and one single
room. 220 S. Ingalls. 1-2-3
For Sale- One good second hand
typewriter cheap. Call 82-L or in-
quire at 317 E. Jefferson St. 1tf
Shoes repaired while you wait. Ad-~
dress, 222 S. State St. 3tf
Kollauf cuts and makes clothes for
the college men. Old Post Office Bldg.
Main and Ann Sts. 3tf
SENIOR LAWS
Let us typewrite your Practice
Court Work. McNitt & Lewis, Law
Typewriters, 302 S. State St. 1244-J.
Open all the time. 3-4
SHOE REPAIRING, LACES AND
POLISH FOR SALE.
J. H. LAMBERT,
613 K. William St.
A TIP
Save $1.00 to $3.00 on that fountain
pen. Take advantage of the Salz one-
half off sale at J. L. Skinner's, 306
State St. See windows. 3
For a quiet afternoon or eveninggo
up the Huron. U. of.M. BOAT LIV-
ERY. 1-25
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Self-Filling
J Fountain Pen
is selling men's
clothes, . to p a
PURE WOOLEN FAI
AND HAND MADE GARMI
Instantly
people.
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You never have to Carry an
empty Conklin Pen around, for
any inkwell is a .source of instant sup-
ply. Neither do you have to coax or
force the Conklin to write." At the first
touch of pen to paper the ink responds
instantly and writes steadily without
scratch, skip, blot or sputter.
Ink reservoir guaranteed for five years.
Finest 14-k hard iridium pointed gold pens
in all points and for all special uses-manifold-,
ing, bookkeeping, stenography, etc. $3.00 and up.,
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The clothes of wide-awake gentlemen at
prices.
We know that your visit to our store will be mutually pr
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Physically and
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We anticipate your
cur corner store.
needs at
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F. J. SCHLEEDE
JOHN A. TICD
EO. HALLER, Est.
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an's Ideal, Conklln Self"
Moore's Non Leakable
Repeaters, Alarms and
Alarms
VELRY and NOVELTIES
3h Repairing
ry Store
Bell Phone 534 L
At 1-2 Regular Pri
This sale lasts one week only--Each
fitted with a 14 KT. solid gold pen
iridium tipped.
College IMichigan PinsT Fobs and Fraternity
Jeweier Jewelry. Big Ben alarms $2.50 Arnold
alarms $1.00
Your Patronage is Well Cared for Here
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We handle every article in the
Hardwaroo .eating,*and Pluimbing Lines
Rangea and Coekint'Vtnals a spectalty
Phone us your order
ss Building Maynard St. Next door to University School of Music,
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Schumaohor Hardware Company
508-310-512 Sozath Main
$2.00 Fountain Pens,
sale price...... ...............
$3.00 Fountain Pens,
sale price...... ............
$3.50 With two gold bands
sale price ...... .................... ...
$6.00 Value, exact duplicate of Wate
$6.00 standard, sale
price.... ...........
$8.00 Value, largest pen ever displayed
in the city, bargain price..............
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