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SCRIMMAGE WORK
FOR FRESH SQUAD
Two Team Opposed Each Other
In Short Period of
Actual Play
SEVERAL PLAYERS SHOW CLASS.
The candidates for the All-Fresh
eleven scrimmaged for the first time,'
yesterday afternoon. Coach Cole
chose 22 of the most promising play-
ers for his two teams. The team
which he lined up first had it on the.
other eleven both on offense and de-
fense. Cole pointed out defects in'
the play of both elevens and saw to it
that the men on the side lines follow-
ed each play carefully.
The backfield of the first team chos-
en was made up of three lads from the
upper peninsula, who would appear
to have excellent chances to fight it
out for the backfield positions. Col-
lette, formerly ~of Menominee High
and later of Beloit college, appeared
at left half. Smith, who captained
a strong eleven at Hancock High,
played full, and Hewitt of Escanaba
Be sure and attend the Special Red
Tag Piano Sale now going on at Grin-
nell Bros. Music House, 120-122 E
Liberty St. A sensational piano
clearance. of Summer Resort Pianos.
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Loose Leaf Note Books of all kinds
at Wahr's U. Bookstore. 1-3
Decorate your room with a Michi-
gan Pendlant or Banner. Best assort-
ment in the city at Wahr's Universi-
ty Book Store. 1-3

played right half.
Kellar, the old Detroit Central
quarter handled this team. Bushnell,
formerly of Shaw High, Cleveland,
directed the play of the opposing forc-
es. Bushnell shows promise but his
team did not work behind him to the
best advantage. Tully, formerly of D.
U. S., played a good game at tackle
for the first team lined up.
CROSS COUNTRY SQUAD WILL
BE CALLED OUT NEXT WEEK.
Captain Beardsley of the cross coun-
try team has announced that he will
issue a call for preliminary practice
early next week. Most of the old
members of the cross country club
are back in school, and with so many
veterans on the squad, the captain
hopes to develop a good team,. He
urges all new candidates to watch for
the first call for practice.
ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION HAS
MEMBERSHIP OF ABOUT 1800,
Thirteen hundred is the approximate
figure the membership of the Athlet-
ic Association has reached. The num-
ber of students having joined the as-
sociation is about equal to the num-
ber having joined a year ago
at this time, but it is still about
500 short of the expected member-
ship.
The Kempf Music Studios. Piano
and Pipe-Organ, Voice. 312 So. Di-
vision St. Bell Phone 1076-J. 1-6
I TOLD YOU SO
The same thing happened as last
year. A big rush for Salz pens. Many
students are taking advantage of Salz
demonstration fountain pen sale.Each
pen guaranteed14kt. solid gold, $2.00
pens at 90 cents, $3.00 pens at .$1.50,
$4.00 pens at 2.00, $6.00 pens at $2.50
at J. L. Skinner's, 306 State St.
REMEMBER FELLOWS.

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Prices Night-50-75-1
Seat Sale Thursday October 5

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Exclusive Agents for
THE ROYAL TAIL
Suits and Overcoats, $20 to $35
Guaranteed pure wool, every thread. $5 to $10 less than 1
and every garment must satisfy you in every respect or dc
don't pay one cent. No money down. COME IN A]
OVER THE THREE HUNDRED FALL SAMPLES
ALLMAND & FORSYTH
SHOES AND CLOTHING

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Special Sale o

ROOM

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Thursday, F,1ijday and
We will place on special sale during t
this week a line of room decorations which
for you to fit out your room with high class
mum cost. It will pay you to look over tI
ment before making your selections. The :
list of the articles included in this sale.

All the latest Popular song hits
such as Billy Alexander's Ragtime
Band, Mamy's Angel Child, All Alone
and a dozen others at Ten Cents per
copy at Grinnell's Music House.
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1915 Engineers will find all shop
tools at State Street Hardware. eod tf
Try a "Wahr's Special" Fountain

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tain pen,1
1-2 price.
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everyone who needs a foun-
to see Salz Brothers pens at
J. L. Skinner's, 306 State


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Lamps

Some special bargains in I
Instruments at Wahr's Un
Bookstore.

Drawing
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IPen. It beats the world.

Only $1.00.
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-Sweaters cut over at
Royal, 209 E.. Liberty.
Laboratory Supplies and
at Wahr's.
THE RACE IS STAR

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Shop Tools
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IN ADVANCE
Jefferson Street
a Specialty.
sOrchestra.
GUSON, Proprietor

For Salz fountain pens. $2.00 pens
at 90c, $3.00 pens at $1.50, $4.00 pens
at $2.00, $5.00 pens at $2.50. See the
big jumbo pen. Regular $8.00 pen at
$3.95; holds three times as much ink
as ordinary size. J. L. Skinner's, 306
State St. 3


THE REASON
we are selling so many Salz Pens this
year is plain. Prices talk. We are cer-
tainly selling pens at one-half price.
Only three more days. J. L. Skinner,'
306 State St. 3
BESIMER'S GRILL - Charcoal
Grilled Porterhouse Steaks, '113 W.
Huron St.. Upstairs, opposite Inter-
urban Station. . 1-24 eod
For a first-class job of painting, pa-
per hanging or decorating, see Major
& Co.
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Polish your floors with Old Eng-
lish Floor Wax. Wi e have the genu-
ine article.. Major & Co. Both 'Phon-
es.
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The original hamburger will open
soon and have a fresh lot of hamburg-
er's. Watch for them at 603 K Lib-
erty. Orders of 40 cents or over will
be delivered promptly as usual from
5 p. m. until 2 A. M. Special atten-
tion to freshmen. Come and get ac-
quainted.

Gold Plated Clocks, originally $3.00......................$1.50
Pipe Racks in novel designs, originally $1.25 to $3.00 79c
Four Piece Smoking Sets of wood, copper or china, or-
iginally $r.50 to $3.25..............................79c
Tobacco Jars in skeleton head and other shapes, origin- 79c
ally $r.oo to $3.00......................................79c
Indian Head Wall Decorations, originally $1.50 to $2.25 79c
Mugs and Steins, originally $j.oo to $i. io.............79c
Mugs and Steins, originally 35c to 65c...............29c
Ash and Pin Trays, originally 5oc to 75c...............29c
Busts and Stationery........ ..................1-2 Price,
Pictures in a variety of novel frames.................1-2 Price
We carry a complete line of Portable Lamps
smn MACK&COasement
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Harry Lenox,

Tbailor

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Wishes to advise the U. of M. students that he has
secured his complete stock of Fall and Winter Wools.

Footwear at

119 S MAIN
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shape better than others costing
oreover, we give you better service
e send shoes to so many of the

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GRANGER'S School of Dancina
Opens October 10th. Classes for Ladies and Gentlemen Tuesday and Thur
day evenings, 7:00 to 8:00. For particulars call at Academy or
Phone 246 Office lours 10-12 A. M., 2-4 P. Ml

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Fine Line of Hosiery.
For Men and Women.

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