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MUSIC AND DRAMA _
Majestic Theater.
There is a young woman appearing
at the Majestic theater this week by
the name of "Leona," who, aside from
the fact that she was born in Siberia,
has a remarkable soprano singing
voice of rare quality and sweetness.
She has a range from E below middle
C to F above high C and this is used in
a scene that she gives from the opera
"Faust" during which she imperson-
ates all of the leading characters, giv-
ing her an opportunity to show her
remarkable voice Leona is not in the
"freak" class, and she has attracted
a great deal of attention, not only
from the general public, but musicians
as well.

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The Michigan Daily finds the owners
of lost articles. tf
Found-On Ferry field Saturday, after-
noon, pocketbook containing small
sum of money. Owner may have
the same by calling at Room -322
Chemical Laboratory and identifying
his property. 147
WAXTE1' .
Lady Stude nts-Five lady students
wanted for outdoor vacation work.
Fair salary and more pay as you
learn it. Personal interview for
business particulars. Address (be-
fore Saturday) R. R. care Michigan
Daily. 147-48
LOST
Lost-Tuesday morning, long white
glove. Phone 637. ° 407 N. Ingalls.
147
Lost-On Ferry field Friday brown
Spaulding baseball glove. Reward.
1199=J. C. W. Miller, 414 E. Wash-
ington. 147

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Prize Poem and Real Livo News-
parre Story Feature
This Issue.

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r PARTIES
have a marked contrast, have your decorat-
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our line of party appropriations,. You can-
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Dance Programs
-epe Papers, Etc.
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5 BINDERS STUDENTS' SUPPLIES
112 S. Main Street
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Goods Choic. Every Way

Resplendent in its permanent cover,
The Painted Window makes its secona
appearance on the campus this morn-
ing. Notable among the mat ter e~ 
tered in the second issue is the prize
poem, entitled "The Ieath of Judas,"
written by George 0. Spaulding which
was awarded the Field prize of $100 in
a recent contest. Other features which
figure are a number of shorter sketch-
es and stories, writtten by campus.
favorites.
The tone of the magazine as a whole
is consistent with the ideals which it
advanced in its first issue. However,
the subject matter appears to be more
diverse, and of a more popular stand-
ard than was the case in the initial
issue. The story which exemplifies
this in particular is a short story
from the pen of Loren Robin on, enti-
tled "Copy." In theme, it is. a news-
paper story, exalting the humble print-
er's devil, who rushes copy from the
reporter's room to the press.
MICHIGANENSIAN TO GO ON
S#LE, ABOUT FIRST OF MAY.

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Huron. U. of M. Boat House,
North Main St.

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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
Lindenoid Waterproof and Wear-
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H. Lambert, 613 Williams. 136 tf
The finest printing office of its size
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Sixteen foot canoe for sale. Call at
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1912 Year Book Will be Similar
Appearance to Last Year's
But Will be Larger.'

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The 1912 Michiganensian will be
placed on sale the first part of May.
All copy has been corrected and re-
turned to the printers who have prom-
ised to have the entire edition of 1,500
copies here within a few weeks. The
book will be similar in appearance to
last year's publication, having a full
black leather binding, but will contain
about fifty more pages.
More volumes than usual will be
published this year as the demand is
expected to be greater because of the
Seventy-fifth Anniversary Celebration.
The price will be the same, $2.50 a
volume.
Musical Instrument Repairing, work
guaranteed, at Schaeberle & Son's Mu-
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popular songs ten cents per copy, Vellowand Blue fifteen cents, Man
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.ge .Michigan Pins, Fobs and Fraternity
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