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"J" LITS AND ENGINEERS HOJ)
GRAND "JAMBOREE" TONI(U'r
With the added attraction of Finzel's
orchestra of Detroit, which will pre-.
sent several new feature dances, to-
night's "Junior Jamboree" at the new
Armory promises to be a fitting ending
to the social activities of the third
years lits and engineers. The chap-
erons will be Proc. and Mrs. E. D.
Rich, representing the engineering de-
partment, and Mr. and Mrs. Charley
Loos for the literary department.
Fraternity "Base-Ballers" are Busy.
The first games of the Palladium
Indoor Baseball League took place
yesterday afternoon in the lot opposite
Ferry field. The first of these games
was won by Chi Psi from Alpha Delta
Phi, by a score of 11-10. The battery
for the winners: Pinnell and Suther-
land; losers, Thompson and Meade. In
the second game the D. K. E. beat the
Sigma Phi, 14-8. The battery for the
winners: Craig and Huff; for the los-

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Leave your want ads at The East
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How to spend money

and

still

have

it,


Sounds impossible, doesn't it?

But it is'nt and here's the

H~ere's a

way you can do it.

of how much 2 1
be - it would be a

Ainc

Suppose you buy something and pay for it - and then the
merchant gives you back some of the money he received from
you - the m-riey he gives back is clear "velvet" to you.

Clubs

&d

izer, etc.

Or you can go wit

-Hand

Here is a plan by which you can now get a cash discount on
everything you buy - and the prices remain just the same as

saving together, raise a

sury.

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before.

yDrug Co.

S'-pp-s y J

This means a clear saving.

It is just like getting money

s and Fraternity
arms $2.50 Arnold

from home. Just ask your dealers - no matter whether you are
buying a suit of clothes or a cigar - to give ycu "Franklin Cert-
ificates," These Certificatesrepresent in actual 2 12% discctrt.
Now take these Certificates to the State Savings Bank and

have alI;the fellows put
everything they buy,
deposit them at the b

coming

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ongs and Song Cycles
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y for Gibson Mandolins
Music House

they will be considered as cash.

You may do posit them to your

Just remember this -
you buy anything. Sac
means a growing bank ac

account at their face value or use them to open a new aCcount.


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