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SUNIVElRSITY CALENDAR
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March 20.-Rev. A.
ry hall, 5 p. m.
Storms at Newber-
Soft Hats in a
variety of
nedium shapes
and in some
March 20.-Lecture on "Le Monde Ou
L'On S'Ennuye" by Prof. Robert Ef-
finger at Tappan hall at 5 p. m.
March 20.-Vocal historical recital,
High School Hall.
March 21.-Rev. A. Storms at Newber-
ry hall, 5 p. m.
March 21.-Junior lit dinner at the
Union 5:30 p. m.
March 22.-International Religious
night under auspices of Cosmopoli-
tan club, oratory room, 8 o'clock.
March 22.-Soph lit dinner at the
Union 5:30 p. m.
March 23.-Forestry club annual ban-
quet at Union.
March 25.-Fresh engineer dinner at
the Union, 5:30 p. m.
March 26.-Soph engineer dinner at
the Union 5:30 p. m.
March 26.-Commerce club smoker at
the Union 8 p. m.
March 26.-Annual Women's Banquet
at Barbour gym.
Is it your bracelet? See classified
ads. tf.
Latest things in programs at the
Ann Arbor Press. 103
Is it your pocket book? See classi-
fled ads. tf
Have your prints made on the paper
best suited to the negatives with the
same care that has made a reputation.
-Lyndon. 117 eod tfU
The Michigan Daily finds the owners
of lost articles. tf
O. F. Schafer gives his sincere
thanks to the person who found and
returned his watch fob, lost on the
campus on March 18. 121
The Michigan Daily office-Head-
quarters for Lost and Found articles.
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
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Advertising matter for these
colu; ins may be left at the
DAILI office, opposite the Ma-
jestic from 12 noon to 10 p. M.,
or at The University Pharmacy,
1291 S. University Ave.,Van Dor-
en's Pharmacy, Packard Street,
The Brown Drug Store, Main
Street, and Quarry's, on State
Street, any time up till 8:30 p.m.
for next morning's issue.
These ads bring results.
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FOB SALE
For Sale-The Law Library and office
furniture of the late Charles F. Hull.
Large practice covering period of 14
years. Address, James P. Snody,
Presque Isle Co., Onaway, Mich.
118-19-20-21
FOUND
Found Atticles.
The following articles have been
found and left at The Michigan Daily
office: a coin purse containing money
and jewelry, a lady's gold bracelet, a
gentleman's grey unfinished kid glove
for left hand, a pair of spectacles in
case, a pair of nose glasses in case, a
Waterman gym locker receipt and
university treasurer's receipt issued to
D. A. Wallace.
The owner of any of these articles
may have the same by calling at the
Daily office between 1 and 2 p. m. and
paying for advertisements. tf.
LOST
Lost-Will the party who took the
white mirabou furs by mistake at
Sphinx-Triangle dance kindly re-
turn to Granger's or notify Burge,
1016 Bell. 121
Lost-Gold Elgin Watch, March 15, on
Packard street Michigan fob. at-
tached. Return to 523 Packard.
120-21-22
Lost-$14.00 wrapped in small pack-
age containing lace and white head-
ed pins. Leave at Quarry's and re-
ceive reward.- 121
Lost-A pair of nose glasses in U. hall
or between U. hall and the Old Med-
ical building. Telephone 885-L. 121
WANTED.
Wanted-Reasonable book binding of
all kinds. George Dengler, 200 S.
Main. 121 tf
Wanted-Right away three hustlers
who need the money. Reply by let-
ter giving particulars of -previous
work done. Address, W. J. Wetter-
au, 1437 Washtenaw Ave. 121
Students Notice!
College Inn is again managed by
Elmer M. Stofflett. Will be glad to
meet all my old customers as well as
new ones. 119 tf
Have you ever had any prints made
from your films at Hoppe's studio? If
not, it will pay you to bring him a trial
order. 121-22
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al Instrument Repairing, work
eed, at Schaeberle & Son's Mu-
se, 110 S. Main St. 87 tf
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Leave found articles at The Mich-
igan Daily office.
Leave your want ads at The East
University Pharmacy, Van Doren's
Pharmacy, The Brown Drug Store and
Quarry's Drug Store before 8:30 every
night for the next morning's issue. tf
The Michigan Daily-Finder of lost
articles.
Those beautiful prints that are
made at Hoppe's studio are on CYCO
paper. 121-22
Don't'pay good money for films and
then let someone experiment with
them. Take them to Lyndon instead.
117 eod tf
Now is the time to let Hoppe do
your developing and printing. 121-22
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YELLOW and BLUE
-POPULAR COLLEGE SONG- Can be obtained at GRINNELL BROS.' Music House,
120-122 Liberty Street
at fifteen cents per copy. They have a large stock of Mandolins, Gui-
ars, and small musical goods at low prices.
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mns $2.50 Arnold
Well Cared for Here
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Come in and see our 1912
SPALDING BASE BALL AND
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SCHvMACHER
Hardw&are Co.
308-310-312 SOUTH' MAIN
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Across from Majestic
Soft and Starched Cuffs
with Collars to Match
TINKER. & COMPANY
Furnishers eknd Hatters
342 SOVTH STATE STREET
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The trip'is often long. You'll relieve
your monotony with Fatima Cigarettes.
2 rWith each package of Fatima you
20 for get a pennant coupon 25 of which
Ss cure a handsome felt college pen
t. Cents Wnt (12x21-elction ofl100.
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