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October 18, 1911 - Image 4

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THE MICHIGAN DAILY

F THE LATEST STYLES
1LISH LAST
Invisible Eyelets
' srersa ff
SHOES
$4.00
$5.00
$6.00

CO,
White Shoe"

STATE
STREET

ROEHM & COMPANY
DETROIT. MICHIGAN
Experience in the Manufacture of Fraternity Jewelry
Designers of' M(dg.1s
Exclusive Society Pipes
Class Pins and Rings Stationery
r Illustrated Catalogue, also Price List of Badges.

ROEHM

& COMPANY

ANTS AND FRATERNITY JEWELERS .
st DETROIT, MICH.
ARMACY Rowe's Laundry
ies, Drugs, 406 Detroit Sf.
d Tobacco --eott
s THOMAS ROWE, Prop.
alty Bell Phone 457

COSMOEOLITAN CLUB
GAINS NEW lEMBdRS.
A larger number of candidates report
ed for membership in the Cosmopolitan
Club this year than were enrolled last
year. An attempt is being made to in-
terest more Americans in the society
and to make the prospects of the club
more pretentious than ever before.
At a banquet smoker held by the
Club recently new prospectives were
entertained and while W. W. Welsh
presided, B. Pritchard and T. H. Frank-
ing talked upon schemes for the year.
Dr. Wallace of Wisconsin who was a
guest of honor spoke on the status of
the club at Wisconsin.
"LIFE" is offering a novel and mon-
ey-making plan to men and women
who are working their way through
Colleges and Profesional Schools. You
can find out all about it by sending
your name and address on a postal to
L I F E' S COLLEGE STUDENT'S
LEAGUE, 17 West 31st Street, New
York City. 13 & 16
Three Indian Motorcycles, slightly
shopworn, never used, for sale cheap.
Staebler and Sons, 119 W. Washington
St. 13 to 18
All the football men's pictures on
sale at Hoppe's, also a picture of the
Cross Country Squad. Call and see
them.
Glass set in any part of city. K-
lins' State Street Hardware. 12-13-14
Headquarters for Gas, Electric
Lamps and Alarm Clocks at State St.
Hardware. eod I
BESIMER'S GRILL - Charcoal
Grilled Porterhouse Steaks, 113 W.
Huron St.. Upstairs, opposite Inter-
urban Station. 1-24 eod
Leave your films with Hoppe to de-
velop and print. The results will be
most satisfactory.
1915 Engineers will find all shop
tools at State Street Hardware. eod tf
Shoe repairing, laces and polish for
sale. J. H. Lambert, 613 E. William St.
3 eod tf
Hoppe has the best M Scrap Book
in the city. Call and see it before buy-
ing elsewhere. 13 & 15
Buy your razors at Killins' State
Street Hardware Store. Gillette, End-
ers, auto strop, Gem Juniors, Ever
Ready, etc. 12-13-14.
All the Latest Song Hits at Ten Cents.
Grinnell Brothers have given th
people o fthis city and all others the
opportunity to get music at the univer-
sal rate of ten cents per copy and now
is your chance to save money on your
music bills, All strings and supplies
are imported and are fresh and more
durable. Special prices on Mandolins
and Guitars. 12tf
Choral Union Seat Reservations.
Seats for the five pre-festival con-
certs on the Choral Union series may
be reserved, today at the ShoQl of
Music by returning the $3.00 ticket
and paying fifty cents additional. A
large number of patrons have already
made reservations, including members
of the chorus. There are, however,
many good seats still unreserved.

Varsity Tailoring Parlors 336 State.
Agency for Ed. Strauss Co. Enough
said. 4tf
Kollauf cuts and makes clothes for
the college men. Old post office build-
ing, Main and Ann streets. 3
For a quiet afternoon or evening go
up the Huron. U. of M. BOAT LIV-
ERY. 1-25
Varsity Tailoring Parlors, 336 S.
State St., Agency for Ed. Strauss Co.
Enough said. 4tf
Polish your floors with Old English
Floor Wax. We have the genuine ar-
ticle. Major & Co., b th phones. 8tf

COHAN'S

Massive Production

i

NEW
WhitneyTheatre
Wednesday Oct. 18

Rosenberg's phone, Bell 266.

12tf

i

A new line of Browns and nobby
Grey suitings just arrived. M. W. Mil-
ward, 330 S. State St. ..... ..7tf
We set glass. Major & Co. Both
Phones. tf
Pianos to Rent. Terms reasonable.
Schaeberle & Son, Music House, 110
S. Main St. tf
Rosenberg drycleans sweaters., 12tf

The Fortune
Hunter
By Winchill Smith
Seat Sale Monday a. m.

Get ichQuick
.ainford
Founded on the
Geo.Randolph Chester Stories
Entire Production as seen in
New York and Chicago
Seat Sale Tuesday, Oct, 17, 10 A. M.
Prices: 35o to $1.50

Prices:

35e to $1.50

OEM

PH

NEW
Thirsday, Oct. 19
Cohan & Harris

Cohan & Haris

TRADE MARK

Present

I.

V C.w
-;y .E.VPRCE a4.

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Good Eyes

Men with High
Average

Require

.1

GOOD'
LIGHT

in appearance don't go
huntiag on the clothes

"snipe
ques-

tion-they deal with certain-

Welsbach Gas Light
The
IDEAL Study Light
100 Candle Power
Engineers Draughting lamps

t05

VWhen we make

Your Clothes to Order
you get positive quantities---
individual appearance, correct

nn Arbor Gas Company
of the room lies In its furniture. It's surpris-
I Comforti Ing how far your money will go in a store like
ours. Come in and let us show you.
Martin HaAler
TURF, RUGS, CARPETS AND DRAPERIES

fit, latest style,

exclusive

woolens, guaranteed satisfac-

tion-but

the price

you pay

MAIN STRE
place for y

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our

TUTTLE & CO.
WE SERVE. HOT LUNCHES
Fine Line of
Lowaesy's' and Hagley's Chocolates

Wi

Rosenberg dryclean suits.

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articles

of Footwear-

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local dealer will show

our

woolens and take-your measure.

than you' d

Largest tailors in the world
of GOOD made-to-order clothes.

expected.

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will need soon are

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ouse Slippers and Gym Shoes
the largest stock in town, of these articles of Footwear-THE VERY BEST MADE.
Slippers $1.50 to $4.00 per pair. Gym Shoes 85c to $2.00 per pair.
WILL MAKE A MISTAKE IF YOU DO NOT COME TO US FOR THEM
"PUR FIELD'5"

Price .Budding,

Ckicago, U. S. A.

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