FOR SENIOR
XPECTED SHORTLY.

Delay Caused Through
11pt to Substitute Low
Crade Work,

At-

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Commencement invitatknios for the
senior lits may be expected here short-
ly, according to Chairman Clinton
Sears of the invitation committee. Fin-
al proof of the invitations was receiv-
ed and sent back to the engravers last
Monday, and.the completed orders
ought to arrive here some time next
week.
"The delay in the matter has been
due to the poor work which the en-
gravers attempted to shove off on the
committee," said Chairman Sears last
evening. "Practically every bit of the
work on the first three proofs submit-
ted was rejected because of cheap
quality, and with the return of the
third proof was sent word that the
order would be cancelled unless a
much higher quality of work was
shown. This resulted in a proof, re-
ceived last Monday, that was accept-
able to the committee. I expect that
the completed invitations will be here
next week.":

Apfel

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' LOST
Lost-Thursday at 5 o'clock pair of
nose glasses, Toric Lenses, with de-
tachable bow, at the Blind Dam up
Huron River. Finder call 909, Roth.'
174
WANTED.
Wanted-Canoe, 18 ft. preferred. Call
183-L. 174
Wanted-For July and August, house
to care for while owner is away. Ad..
dress, summer student, 931 So. Mich-
igan Ave., Saginaw, Mich. 174
Wanted--Suite of rooms, or small
apartment, for light housekeeping,
convenient to campus. Address,
Box 4, Michigan Daily. 174
Wanted-House for club of twenty
students with or without board, for
next year., Box F. J. L. 171-6
IWanted-At once competent drafts-
man by reliable firm. in Michigan.
Address H. W. Co., care Michigan
Daily. . 171-175
FOR RENT.
For Rent-Furnished apartments for
light housekeeping. Five minutes
walk from campus. Phone 730-red,
331 E. Jefferson. 172-3-4
For Rent-Apartment No. 13 Cutting,
for ensuing year. Furnished during
July and August. Phone 1812. tt

Owing to the bad condition of the
Ferry field tennis courts, only four
matches of the Varsity tennis tourna-
ment have been played off up to date.
If the tournament is to be finished, it
is necessary that the first round be
played off by the end of the week,
which means that every one of the
preliminary matches will have to be
played this morning. Those matches
that are not played this morning will
be defaulted, as it is necessary that
the second round be started next week.
Arrangements for this morning's game
may be made by calling Holmboe at
1309.
The results of the games up to date
are as follows: Miller defeated Mor-
ris 6-1, 6--1; Pinnell defeated Mont-
gomery 6-4, 4-6, 6-3; Shafroth de-
feated Rankin 6-1, 6-1; Coolidge de-
faulted to Rendel.

All Matches Not Played Today
Defnulted. in Order to Fi
ish Next Week.

Commenecement
held out doors at
weather permitting

exercises will be
Cornell this year,


rifles, Clubs
ing parties now and get your
dries. Call 570-L
WENT -c
old & Cs

to be had

Anywhere.

acknowledge no
in every instance.

Company

FORMER STUDENT APPOINTED
TO HIGH POSITION IN CHINA.
C. T. Wang, a former graduate stu-
dent here, has been appointed vice-
minister of the Board of Commerce
and Industry of the Chinese Republic.'
Since returning to China from the uni-
versity, Wang has been identified with
the progressive movement in the ce-
lestial nation, and during the late re-
volt against the Manchus, he served
Huph, his native province, as vice-
president of foreign affairs.
Lyndon's
Annual School End
1-2 Price Picture .
Sale Beginning
Saturday.
Special Notice!
To Avoid Confusion,
the sale will be
divided int6 three sections:
Fraternity Groups and Honses,'
1liscellaneous Groups,
"mpus Views, etc-
"Fraternity" starts Saturday;June 1st.
"Miscellaneous" starts Tues. June 4th.
"Campus" starts Thursday; -June 6th.
Remember this sale means every
sample print, consisting of one or
more from nearly every negative made
the past school year, over 4,000 prints,
go for just 1-2 price. This is your op-
portunity to fill that scrap book. 174-75
LOOK for your Commencement gifts
here at
THE PALAIS ROYAL
209 E. Liberty St. We also have the
largest and best line of Fancy Goods,
Flosses and Crochet Cottons in the
city. ,Buy now for Xmas gifts and
sunmer work. 174 tf
Don't throw away your dull razor
blades! We can put them in better
condition than new. Ask some one who
has tried us or better still, bring in
few dull blades. H. L. Switzer Co.,
310 S. State St. 167 tf

Dealer in

Fresh and SaltMeats, Pork,
Ham, Poultry, Sausgeetcu
Bell Phone 84-J one57191 red 210 N. 4th Ave
Everything

For a pleasant evening go
Huron. U. of M. Boat House,
North Main St.

up the
foot of
147 tfI

in the line 
at the City .CI

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You'll Pay
A Little More For
Hart Schaffner &. Marx
Clothes
than for the ordinary stuff; but it's
an advantage, not a disadvantage
Drop in and let us explain.,
L UTZ
Clothing Store
LET
r R U B E Y

Reach Baseball Goods! A complete
line can be found at our store. H. L.
Switzer Co., 310 S. State St. 167 tf
Is your Kodak loaded? Lyndon.
Sat. & Sun tf
Now is the time to select Commence-
inent gifts! Our line is complete. H.
L. Switzer Co., 310 S. State St. 167 tf
Rent a Kodak today, 10c. Lyndon.
Sat. & Sun tf
Time to fish! See us for fishing
tackle. H. L. Switzer Co., 310 S. State
St. 167 tf
WANTED
A young lady student or teacher to
work with another young lady student,
during vacation. A good salary is offer-
ed.
This is an exceptional opportunity.
Phone 359-L

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