SENIOR GIRLS DEFEAT
.JUNIORS IN CLOSE GAMIE.
The senior girls defeated the jun-
iors in a close basket ball game yes-
terday afternoon by a score of 3 to 2.
The juniors having won the first game
of the series another game will have~
to be played to decide who plays the
first year girls for the' championship.
This game will probably be played
Tuesday afternoon at 5 o'clock at
Barbour gymnasium.
Post Pinochle Tournament List.:
Four couples have entered the Mich-
igan 'Union auction pinochle tourna-
ment. The list was posted yesterday
and the number of entries will inl-
crease materially within the .next .few
days, it is expected. Playing will start
'next Wednesday evening at -7 :30
o'clock.

Seat Sale for French Play Begins.
Seat sale for the Cercle. Francais
annual play, "Le Monde ou l'on s'en-
nuie" will begin today at the ticket
window in University hall and will
be conducted there daily until fur-
ther niotice, from 9 to 12 a. m. and
from 2 to 4' p. m.

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*columns may be left at the
*DAILY .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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March 22.-International Religious
night under auspices of Cosmopoli-
tan club, oratory room, 8 o'clock.
March 22.-Soph lit dinner sat, the
Union 5:30 p. M.
March 23.-Forestry club annual ban-
quet at Union.

[arch 25.-Fresh engineer dinner
the Union, 5 :30 p. m.

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26.-'-Soph engineer
nlion 5 :30 'p. m.
26.-Commerce club
nion 8 p. m.

dinner at
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March 26.-Annual Women's Banquet
at Barbour gym.
March 28.-Thursday-Michigan Un-
ion membership dinner.
Is it your bracelet? See classified
ads. tf.
The Anni Arbor Press products i
printing are' of the finest quality, Call
and see. Press Bldg., Maynard S.
(Friday tf)
Is it your pocket book? 'See classi-'
fled ads,. tf
The Michigan Daily finds the owners
of lost articles. t'if
The Michigan Daily ofie.-Head-
quarteirs for Lost and.F'ound article.
Musical Instrument Repairing, wort
guaranteed, at Schaeberle & Son'sM>
sic House, 110 S. Main St. 87, tf
Leave found 'artic'le' at TheMl
igart Daily office. -
'The Michigan Daily-Finder- f to 't
articles.
Have your prints made on the pap+
best suited to the negatives with the +
same care that has made a reputationl.
--Lyndon. 117 eod t1f
Don't pay good m~oney iior 'i'4S an
then let someone expenm n Iw
them, Take them to 'Lyndonihskd
11,ed .

FOUND
Found Articles.
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 0 6 sam by calling at the
Daily office between 1 and 2 p, m. and
paying for advertisement~s. tf.
K LOST
Lost-March '20, gold hunting case
watchi and fob,~ with 2 N pins. Re-
ward. Oscar L. Olson. 911 Green-
wood.. 122-23
WANTED.
Wanted-Reasonable book binding of
all kinds: George De'ngler, 200 S.
Main. 121 tf
FOR SALE.
For. Sane--Due , bills on prominent
photographer, one jeweler, two cam-
pus tailors. Call at the. Gargoyle
office at 5 o'clock any day. Liberal
Discount. - '.123
Students Notice!
College Inn is again 'managed by
Elmer M. Stofflett. Will be glad to
rnet all my old customers as well as
new onies. 119 tf
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
WANTED..
Stu~dent to work in Detroit, on Salary
during Summer Vacation. Must 'apply
immediately. Call any' time after 1:30
p m. 302-306 Fir t National Bank Bldg.

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Young men of flne discrinr
when they v
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chigan Pins, Fobs and Fraternity
eley. Big Ben alarms $2.50 Arnold
alarms $1.00
ur .Patrona~ge is Well(Cared for Here
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Across from Majestic

YELLO* and BLUE
--POPULAR'COLLEGE SONG- Can be obtained at GRINNELL BROS.' Music House,
'120-122, Liberty Street
at/ifteen cents per copy. 7They' hve a lard e stock 'of Mandolins, Gui
ars, aind small musical goods at low prices.
Come i and see our 1912
SALDINt BASE BALL: AND
~'~ -gOLFGOODS -.
SCHUMAFCHEjRW
Hardw..r. Co.
Bes 1 yeS 38-314-312:SOUTH MAIN

It goes equally well withi
selection of experts-agec
maturing that is seldom ac
tress gradually vanishes-i
as seductive as the strains
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SHIRT P ING SHIRTS:
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11 lars to Match.
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Furn shors . and Hatters
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