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And this is a 9':eat overcoat shop.
You'll be del'ighted with the', 1913
fashions in overcoats we are
showing.
New weaves from Europe and A-
merica, The most wonderful fab-
rics ever °produced.
We're still working at our chosen
task of giving our customers full
value and money back If they'd
rather have it.
Kodak
AtL YNDON
"Atthe Sign of The Kodak "
Finishing
Flashlights and Groups
Films
Telephone 458-L
719 North University AvenueI
URTS TO ORDER"
J. KARL
AS'E' LIBER~TY ST.
"RAINCOATS AND MACKINAWS"
MALCOLM
7 MALCOLM BLOCK
aste
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Royal
Chicago
Tailors
New York
and 0'C~oats to your order $18, $20, $22.,6
26 aud $30
at agents for this iwagnificent. ine of made to order clothes We want ta'
w you the big line of w1oolens and newest styles for Fall and Winter.
One every order we save you from $g to $10.
'AMPUS
3. State St.
BOO T ERY
Opposite tHustons"
a~ r m ,I
. The SixoAgk Bowl
CoY.zfect ,tnnery
We~ hav'ye the best, assortme~nt of
Cbhoaool.tes and BOri. Bona
XII kkzids of fesncy, Ice, Crea ms for Parties
*Try' our YFrizit Suw~x em after the Theatre
of the Eastern Star will hold an ini-
tiation in Masonic Hal at 7:30 o'clock,
Wednesday evening, November 19.
Quite a number of women attending
the university belong to this order and
these -are invited to be present.
Election of baseball manager for the
soph engineer class will be held today
in room 341, of the engineering build-
ing from 4:00 to 5:15 o'clock.
Senior lit football game today at
4:00 o'clock, South Ferry field. Play-1
er's report at 3 :30 o'clock.
There will be a rehearsal of the first
act cast of the Comedy club play at the I
Cerce Francais room at 4:00 p. m. to-
day.
Junior' lit and social committee
meets this afternoon in Tappan hall
at 4:30 o'clock.
Meeting of First Ensign committee
of boat club at the Union at 5:00
o'clock this afternoon.
Band meet tonight in Barbour gym
at 7:15 o'clock. Bring coats.
Members of the football smoker com-
mittee must be at the gymnasiums to-
day at all hours possible. Men will
be needed especially in the morning.
WILL1 LAY CLUB ilOSE PLANS
BEFORE FOIEICN STUENTS
Plans for the proposed clubhouse
of the Cosmopolitan club will be dis-
cussed at the regular meeting of the
organization next Friday at 7:30
o'clock in Newberry hall. The 40 mem-
bers recently elected will be introduc-
ed ht the gathering; and the revision
of the constitution will also be con-
sidered. Efforts are being made to
have Prof. John R. Alen, of the engi-
neering department, who was in Con-
stantinople during the Balkan war, to
"speak upon his experience at the meet-
ing.
Former Daily Mani to Talk to Class.
Walter K. Towers, '12L, former
*Michigan Daily editor, will speak on
"The Law of Newspaper Libel," in
room 207 of the rhetoric building,
Thursday morning at 9:00 o'clock. Mr.
Towers is now assistant editor ;ofthe
American Boy and editor of the Law
Student's Helper in Detroit. The le-
ture will be given before Prof. Scott's
class in journalism, but is opento the
student body.
Will Write ]look on Great English Poet
M. C. Wier of the rhetoric depart-
mnent is collecting material for a book
on Algernon Charles Swinburne,,the
great English poet, which will be pub-
lished the early part of next year.
Senior lDinnerto Be Held Wednesday
The first senior lit dinner will be
held at 6:00 o'clock at the Union Wed-
nesday night. Pres Waldo Fellows
of the class will preside as toastmaster
and the presidents of the other lit
(classes are on the program for talks.
Prof. R. M. Wenley of the philosophy
department will be the speaker of the
evening. Music will be furnished by
Ralph Conger and Bruce Miles.
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WITH
Victor Morley
And Original New fork Company
including a company of
85 - PE[OP]LE - 85
AUGMENTED ORICHESTRA
PRICES'
Thirteen Rtows Orchestra ......... $2.00
Balance Orchestra ....... ....... . 1.50
Four Rows Balcony .............. 1.00
Balance Balcony........ ........ .75
Gallery'........................ ..*50
Matinee 50c to $1.50
III
Whitney Theatremo
MATINEE-NIGHT
S atrday,
NOvember 2
The Peerless Musical Success
of Three' Continents
The Quaker
W HITNEL.rY
ONE NLIGHT ONLY
Tuesday, 2
Nov. l
The One Big Record Breaking
Success
Al. Rich Comediains
And Entire Metropolitan Production, in
George Barr McCutcheon 's
Famous Story
Brew ster's
Milli1tons
D~ramatized by Winchi Smith and Byron
Ongley, with the
Most Thrilling Yacht Scene
Ever Staged
Absoluely Continuous L~aughler
Praised, by EWvery Dramnatic Critic in
the Country.
PRICES
Four Rows Orchestra ............$t.5o
Next N inte Rows Orchestra.......... i.oo
Balance of Orchestra.............. .7
First Four Rows Balcony........... .7
Balance of Balcony........... "... .50
Whitney
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ONE NIGHT
MAJESTIC
THREE DAYS ONLY
Monday
Tuesday Nv1181
NovdI;d8 y
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ONE NIGHT OL o
SFriday.Nov,21
JonC.Fisher's
5 N9JSATIONAL'
MUSICAL"
10,_ 1C
RE Db6
IBOOK & LYRICS Mu s k
aMR 8 on SHITROD*RT HOOD BOW~IMS
SIX M4ONTHIS AT THlE
Globe Theattre,
NEW YORK
atI'RlINCeSS T IEATRE- Chcao
Z"GARRICK TIIEATRE-PhiadelphiA,.
PRICES
'thirteen Rows Orchestra ...............5
Balance Orchestra......... ...............1i.00
First Four Rows Balcony ................ 1.oo
Next Four Rows Balcony................. .7
Balance Balcony..... ................... .5o
Top Gallery . ...... ...............5o
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MaJIM street
G.. L. W tOOLFOLK
Announces the Following Novelties of the
god Street English Clothiers
Ballynmede Overcoats and Ulsters: $25.00 formerly $35.00
Ballymlede Irish Homespun Top Coats, $22,50 formerly $34.00
English Corduroy Hockey Coats : $10,50 formerly, $16.50
,hibIt Shop at 326 So State Street
AWHIT NEY
MATINEE-NIGHT
MONDAY /
NOVEMBER .
Special Matinee, Monday. 3 P. M
THE CYCLONIC COMEDIENNE
T EVA
ANS DAY
And Her Own Ca mpany In
volcanic vaudeville
10- ALL STARS -10
Miss Tanguay's New Sougs
Miss Tanguay's Costumes
Miss Tanguayas SALOME
PRICES
Thirteen Rows orchestra....... $1.50
Balance Orchestra ............. . 1.00
Four Rows Balcony............... 1.00
Next Four Rows Balcony........ .75
Balance Balcony .................. .50
Matinee 25c to $1.00
THURSAY2
The Miniature Musical Comedy
The Red
Bird
with a cast of
30-Grls and Boys--30
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REPRODUCTION OF
Popular Prices
COMING
November20, 21 , and
Blanch Walsh
2
THAW'S POSED
CLEVER
ESCAPE.ATR
In Motion Pictures
Taken on Actual
Scenes
13 Rows Orchestra-
Balance ---
1st 4 Rows Balcony
Balance .- -
- -- 500
- . - 35c
- - - 35c
- - - 25c
IN
R Resurrection"
SEATS TUESDAY, I0A. M.
All S eats
10 Cents
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I The Place Where Things Taste. Like Home
"Pop" Bancroft Cor. Monroe and ThayerI
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C AMPUTS IN BRIEF. first place. The contest is open only
to members of the society.
f. J~., K. Mllen left for' Pittsburg -Most of the cop)y for the 1914 3lii-
ight to test centrifugal pumpsj ganensian has been turned in, but
made there for the city of Grand there is still some outstanding and is
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,finite hours have been arranged
hie museum, when it will be open
e inspection of the general public..
y day from 8,:00 to 5:00 o'clock,
opting Sundays and holidays, have
imade the visiting hours.
ie number of prospective teachers
enrolled with' the appointment
mittee last week was 282. This
re is somewhat below that for last
, when 300 registrations were re-
ed.
brarlan Theodore W.. Koch deliv-
Shis second lecture on Library
hitecture yesterday, before the stu-
s of architecture. The lecture
illustrated.
.ore than 400 patients <were treated
he infirmary last week.. This is.
largest number' which has been
ended during any week.
7rorder that on attractive cover
fbe provided for the programs of
Architectural Society dance, which
lbe held the last of the month,
society has offered a prize for the
tdesign submitted before Noveni-
21. A year's 'subscription to the
;hitectural Record will be given for
now overdue. All 'copy was supposed
to have been received by last Satur-
aay.
-Thanksgiving Dlay festivities will+
feature the junior law dance at the
Union on November 28. The commit-
tee promises that the specialties will
breathe the true spirit of Turkey Day
even if the party comes the day after.
Prof. R. E. Bunker and Mrs. Bunker,
and Prof. E. C. Goddard and Mrs. God-
dard will be the chaperones.
-4. A. Griffin, a graduate of Kansas
University, now registered in the for-1
estry department, will address the
Forestry club at 7:30 o'clock tonight,
room 407, new -engineering building.
His subject is "Volume and Yield Ta-
bles."
UNIVERITY CAL EN flJ~tk,
No. 18.--Annual Michigan Union foot-
ball smoker at the gymnasium.
Nov. 18.-Organ recital by Earl Moore
in 1-ill auditorium at 4:15 o'clock.,
'THE STATE SAVINGS BANK
Capital Stook $50,000.00
Surplus and PPofits $100,000.00
ANN ARBOR, MICH.
Win. Arnold Win. J. Booth C. John Wei.-, Jr. '
Vice-Pres, President Cashier
George Bischoff
Floris
220 Chapin Street Phone 809-L
--"ai'sKniowledge of God," is the
address to be given by Prof. Thomas
M. Iden at the Ann Arbor Bible Chairs
building at 444 South State street to-
night at 6:30 o'clock. A continuation
of the lecture will be given at the same.
hour Thursday.
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Have you noticcd
the- distinguished appearance
a perfect fitting
Dress Suit
gives one? This is the only
kind we make.
Our fabrics are the newest.
WAG NER & Co.
Tailors v tare Street
Our garments made in our own
shop.
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The Quaity, .Service, and Price
our line of Local View Post Cards anid View Books leads thq all. We also 4iaye
the pleasure of offering to our trade a full line of Crant'.s 1Liep J.fiwpf;.
St ud ent s'Su'pplyStore
Nov. 19.-1.914 "Lit" dinner.
Nov. 20.-Meeting of the meft
of the Deutscher Verein
o'clock.
,Nov. 20.-1916 Law smoker.
Nov. 21.-Jacob A. Riis on "M\
bor" in University Hall.
Nov. 21.-" Lounger" night at
igan Union.',
Nov.' 25.-:Bishop Charles D.
at the Episcopal church
o'clock.
Choice cut flowers and plants
4y Neigh-
the Mich-
Williarts Liberty and Main Sts.
at 7:45
A Most Convenient Place for Your Banking,
's5
att
Garrick Theater'
DETROIT, MIJCHIGcAN
MESSRS, SHUBERT AND BARKER PRESENT
'FANNY'S FIRST PLAY'
George Bernard Shaw's Greatest Comedy
$10 SAVED
0A% it or O'ercoat
We build fine clothes right in on our
own shops out of best of materials at
prices worth your while investigating.
Drop in on your way down town and
we will explain how we do it. We
clean and repair both ladie's and
gentlemen's garments with gr ea t
care. Give us at trial.
]Louis Del Pr et e
fine Tailor 105 E. Liberty St.
section
8:00
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UNIVERSITY.N OTICES.
The Ann Arbor chapter of the
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we have those H, S & M. Mackinaws at $12.00 and $15.00. Other makes at $5.00 to $10.00.
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