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Seniors Join in Final Sing Tonight.
Seniors from all departments wt
assemble this evening on the steps of
Memorial hall for the final inter-de-
partment sing of the year. The song-
sters will gather at 7:30 o'clock and
will join in singing both Michigan and
popular songs.
IMPORTANT NOTICE! .
I have a number of uncalled for pic-
tures, partly paid for, some all paid
for. Please call.
Also a numbe' of packages of ama-
teur films that, are due for the waste'
basket if not called for soon. Lyndon.
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Reach Baseball Goods! A complete
line can be found at our store. H. L.
Switzer Co., 310 S. State St. 167 tf
A few pennants left, go at just one-
third regular prices to clean up. Lyn-
don. tf
For a pleasant evening go up the
Huron. U. of M. Boat House, foot of
North Main St. 147 tf
. I want a student who can sell vac-,
uum cleaners this summer and next
school year. Lyndon. 178-79
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Advertising matter for these
columns may be left at the
DAILY office, opposite the Ma-
jestic from 12 noon to 10 p. in.,
or at The University Pharmacy,
1291 S. University Ave.,
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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Time to fish! See us for fishing
tackle. H. L. Switzer Co., 310 S. State
St. 167 tf
For prompt and courteous treatment
try Hoppe. tf
* ALL SENIOR SING THURSDAY *
* JUNE 6, 7:30 P. M., ON STEPS *
* OF MEMORIAL HALL. *
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* SENIOR LIT SING EVERY *
* THURSDAY NIGHT AT SEVEN *
* O'CLOCK, TAPPAN OAK. *
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* SENIOR ENGINEER SING EV- *
* ERY TUESDAY AND THURS- *
* DAY NIGHT AT ' SEVEN *
* O' C L O C K, ENGINEERING *
* BENCHES. *
WANTED.
Wanted-A canoe in Al condition for
spot cash. Phone 1298-. 178-79-
Wanted-Club of fourteen boys, 1912-
13. Good boarding houses conven-
ient. Address C. M. G. General de-
livery. 176-7-8
ranted-A few men who speak some
German for vacation salesmen. Ad-
dress 10 Michigan Daily. 176 to 179
FOR RENT.
For Rent-A six room cottage on Wil-
lard* street will be for rent July 1.
Phone 1256-J. 178
For Bent-Apartment No. 13 Cutting,
for ensuing year. Furnished during
July and August. Phone 1812. tf
LOST.
Lost--Between Newberry hall and
Walker's livery, a Waterman safe-
ty fountain pen. Finder please
phone 1649-J. 178
Lost-Zeta Psi fraternity badge on
State, Liberty or Maynard streets on
Saturday night. Finder call Carlyle
Fliedner, 1552-L. Liberal reward.
176-79
Lost-,Waterman non-leakable foun-
tain pen. Left in reading room of
Michigan Union late Sunday night.
Phone 1716-J. e 176-7-8
Lost-Monday afternoon between May-
nard and 700 So. Ingalls, bill folder,
containing card, stamp, and $10 bill.
Owner's name inside. Reward. Tel.
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(Continued from page 1.) An
All Want Button.
The association, in accordance with
popular opinion, offered the Union the H
alumni and undergraduate button un-
der the agreement that it be given to
Union members and sold to non-mem-
ber seniors at a nominal cost. The $
Alumni association immediately laid
claim to the privilege of issuing the
alumni button and was upheld by the
Union authorities. The Union wishes
the undergraduate button but does not
care to have charge of the alumni but- -
ton chiefly because of its sympathy
with the contentions of the alumni
organization.
The Athletic association, if it fol-
lows the recommendations of the com-
mittee that has been appointed from
its board to investigate the matter,
will refuse the Union the undergradu-
ate button, unless it agrees to the plan 8
of caring for the alumni also. The
association committee claims that the
Alumni association intends to force
the seniors to join the alumni organ-
ization by subscribing to the Alumnus
before they can obtain the button. In
case the seniors will not join the, as-
sociation, the price of the button will
be increased accordingly.
Plan for Union Insignia.
On the other hand, the Alumni asso-
ciciation, which has been issuing an
unofficial button for a few years, is
planning to have the button ratified
by the advisory committee of the asso-
ciation, and to continue the issuing of
the button to its members. The Union
is also laying plans for the issuing of
an undergraduate button to be worn Does
by its members, despite any action on role.
the part of the Athletic association
board. The Union authorities justify
their stand on the ground that the as-
sociation has only a prior claim to the
button; that since it has come to have
no meaning to members of the Athlet-
ic association, the button naturally
falls into the hands of the organiza-
tion which embraces all campus in-
terests.
It is likely that the Regents may be Do
called upon to decide the matter in the mot
end, in case the athletic board votes
to continue issuing the insignia. We
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For prompt and courteous treatment
try Hoppe. 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 a
few dull blades. H. L. Switzer Co.,
310 S. State St. 167 tf
861-J.
tile More Fo
chafne & I
Lost-Sigma. (F) cuff-button. Leave'
at Daily office for reward. 177-78
FOR SALT
For Sale-A 4 x 5 camera. 520 E. Jef-
ferson street. 911-J. 178
For Sale-A house suitable for club or
fraternity. Enquire corner 12th and
Washington. 176-7-8
For Sale-Remington typewriter No. 6,
in good condition for $15. H. C.
Schulte, 416 Hamilton Place. 177-78
Now is the time to select Commence-
ment gifts! Our line is complete. H.
L. Switzer Co., 310 5. State St. 167 tf
Let Hoppe do your developing and
printing.t
I?7=$ 1
Clothes
TENNIS PLAYERS NEAR FINALS. we knc
bined vu
Semi-Finals in Varsity Tournament your pa
Will Be Played This Week. highly
Play in the varsity tennis. tourna- opening
ment has reached the semi-final stage, Employ
only five men out of the thirty-two en- Son, I
trants being left to compete for the 416 We
highest honor in the local tennis
world. Wilson, Holmboe, and Shaf-
roth have already earned their right -
to play in the semi-finals and the name
of a fourth man will be added after the D
Hall-Pinnell match. The winner. of F
this match will meet Shafroth this af- Best
ternoon and Wilson will be pitted Choi
against Holmboe. The victors of these 6 lb.
matches will fight it out for the su- Best
premacy either tomorrow afternoon or Dry
Saturday. New
Yesterday's results: Hall defeated $
Batch 6-1, 6-2;, Wilson defeated
Miller 6-4, 12-10; Shafroth won
from Dunn 6-4, 9-7; Griest default-
ed to Holmboe. ""
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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
summer work. '174 tf
For bright and brilliant prints have
them made on Cyko paper at Hoppe's.
For a pleasant evening go
Huron. U. of M. Boat Livery
up the
foot of
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YELLOW & BLUE
Fifteen cents per copy: All the latest popular songs, ten cents per copy; See
our line of small musical merchandise before purchasing.
GRINNELL BROS.' Music House, 120-122 E. Liberty Street
Buy where you can get anytx ng you call for
Goodyear's Drug Store
107 Soizth Mam Street
The Largest Stock in the State to Select From
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