I I e Druna Shaving Lotion Our Annual J I s black rubber soles. proper dress shoe he Tango. =-a new lot of tan >er soles. Prices from 0 up to $6.00. A delightful application for use af- ter shaving. Heals and toughens the skin and prevents chapping and soreness. Clothing . F F TYt C E N T S Suits and Overcoats one-fou Bath Robes and Smoking Jackets a I Calkins' Pharmacy 324 South State Street All Furnishings one-fifth off I R q Shirts, Ties, Mackinaws, Underwear, Cloves, Shoe Store 119 S. Main Street IVERCOAT SALE s . $22.50. . . $18.75 . . $16.50 . . $15.00 . . $ 3.50 . . $11.25 >> t t . . 20 per cent discount its $1.60; $1.50 Shirts $1.20 nt discount on Mackinaws IS a th Main Street CO. South Main Street $100,000 . . $69,000 SAVINGS BANK d Profits, $100,000.00 ck $50,000,000 J Booth C John Wo Jr rdent Cashier A. MARQUARDT iafff ng Suits Cleaned and Pressed and repaired Cor. Main and Huron---Over Farmer's and Mechanic's Bank. CAMPUS IN BRIEF -A list of those engineers who failed to fill out the back of their election cards at the first of the year has br posted on the bulletin boards of the engineering building. -Waterman gym will be open each day during the two weeks of examina- tions, although no classes will be held. Coach "Steve" Farrell and Director Floyd Rowe will be on hand to take charge of the track men, but anyone will be allowed to use the apparatus during this time. -Prof. V. H. Lane, of the law depart- ment, and Mrs. Lane left for New York city yesterday, where they will remain for the next ten days. They will re- turn in time for the reopening of col- lege. Prof. Lewis I. (ram, of the egi- neering department gave an illustrated lecture on "Reinforced Retaining Walls" before the senior civil engi- neers yesterday afternoon. -Norwood P. ,aqiess, 114E, suffer- ing from a sprained ankle, injured during senior engineering basketball practice at the city Y. M. . A, Thurs- day night. -Theodore W. Koch, university libra. rian, will lecture in the High School auditorium Tuesday night on "The Arts of Illustration," under the direc- tion of the Ann Arbor Art association. -Sales returns for the Blue number of the Gargoyle indicate a large de- mand for the current issue, and it is expected that the present stock will soon be exhausted. -"Some O bservations of the Volcano Kilauea In Action" wil be the subject of a lecture in the chemical amphithe- atre at 4:00 o'clock on January 26 by Dr. Arthur L. Day, director of the I geophysical laboratory of Washington, . C. The public is invited. -Lloyd Hornby, graduate school, has been appointed chairman of the forest- ry exhibit from the forestry depart- ment at the annual spring exhibit of the engineering department. -Students desiring refilling of pre- scriptions from th University Health Service, should obtain a second pre- scription signed by one of tfie health service physicians. -Druids are planning a theater party and supper to be given on February 12, the day of the performance of "The Scarecrow." After the theater a sup- per will be served in the club rooms, WAIF FOUND ON DOORSTEP OF VARSITY BANI) LEADER Ike Fisher, prominent in university music circles found a 16 days old baby boy on the steps of his home, 207 West Ann street Thursday evening. The child was very thinly wrapped and could not have been exposed long or it must have perished in the cold. The head nurse of the Homeopathic Hospital's maternity ward has iden- tified the infant, and it was returned there yesterday morning. The mother is an unknown woman who was dis- charged from the hospital Thursday afternoon. No trace of her has as yet been found. LEARN TO TYPEWRITE. The student who does not take a course in typewriting so as to be able to operate the keyboard scientifically will lose valuable time all through life whenever he has copying to do. Right Theatre DOWN TOWN ON MAIN STREET MDNDA JANUARY 26th 2 Reel Edison Feature "Acxlxias J-FW1e~fHG JEWELRY Extensive Stock at Reasonable Prices Skilled and Trustworthy Watch Repairing OPTICAL SUPPLIES Michigan Pins, Fobs, Bars and Spoons J- B. EIBLER 109 West Liberty Street Across from Mack's Side Entrance I I Strategy" INC I I L 'El SPECIAL EQUIPMENT FOR ADMISSION - - 5 GAS COO, Crack of thc Gym is the man who repeats. of agility and strength is not r test of en- -the fellow who can repeat an exhibition prowess and strength day after day is the score s. SHREDDEL P P1 now is the time to take a course at the' School of Shorthand, 711 N. University Avenue. It will not take very much time to take the course. We contem- plate increasing the rate of tuition for this course after February 1st. $ y1400 Si olarsitips. In the past five years over 1,000 stu- dents have won free scholarships working under the direction of Mr. H. W. Frey and Mr. Ira M. Smith. There is an unlimited number of such free scholarships bearing cash value of from $250 to $1,000. They are not competitive, any student of good char- acter is eligible to win such a schol- arship. This plan is endorsed by President Woodrow Wilson together with five prominent college presidents. A cer- tificate of such endorsement is placed in the hands of each student whose application for enrollment as a schol- arship candidate is accepted. These scholarships are awarded for practical work in summer months or spare time thru the college year. You will be trained by us from successful practical experience. There is absolutely no house tc house "canvassing," or delivery of goods on this plan. - We guarantee the student a stated sum during the first few weeks while he is becoming used to the plan. For full particulars see Ira M. Smith, Western Representative, The Review of Reviews Scholarship Fund. Allenel Hotel-2, 6 and 7, 9 p. m. January 24 to 31st. 86 Those who expect to complete course in Shorthand and Typewriting this year should start immediately af- ter the semester examinations are over. We have a class especially for the accommodation of such students. There is a growing demand for col- lege trained people for fine positions as private secretaries and for those who can teach one or more commer- cial branches along with their special- ty. Better call at the School of Short- Increases Cleanliness and Efficiency. Representative to call and give you expert advice fo: ment. ephone f Kitchen L mLVAA HO MOE( MEDIC WE HAVE A Fl SUDEN I 302 S. STAT Washtenaw Gas Ann Arbor Taxicab New Number is 2280 For Fraternity and Service Guaranteed Parties a Spe 300 N. MAIN STREET WILLIAM E. DIETEI FORMERLY THE VARSITY TAILOR OF ANN ARBOR wishes to announce that he has opened a tailoring establishment in 94 WEST FORT STREET With a Complete Line of BRITISH AND DOMESTIC WOOLENS Special attention given to my College trade. The sat with Better Satisfaction and Better Workmanship. DIETER LE-VARSITY T W HEAT I gives the stamina ability to" *4 A athlete and the student the repeat of brain, bone and brawn--the "come back" tomorrow and dupli- cate the achieve- ment of today. M o r e nourish- ing than meat, S (Shredded Wheat contains all the tissue - strength- ening elements of whole wheat. It builds bodies and minds that win the battles of life. THE SHREDDED WHEAT CO. r ~Niagara Fall.s, N. Y. hand, 711 N. University Avenue, for full particulars about this course. This school has more calls for college trained people for splendid places than it can supply. SELBY A. MORAN, Principal. J SPECIAL NOTICE. There will be a Holiness Meeting at Mrs. Van Armand's residence on 14th St. Sunday afternoon at 2:30. All lov- ers of the Bible cordially invited to attend. 86 For Rent--Very desirable suite. Price will be right. Present occupant leav- ing town. Come now and get his opinion. 602 Monroe St. 86 For Rent-Comfortable two-room suite, wellfurnished, quite moderate priced, two blocks from campus.' Phone 272-1 or inquire 331 Thomp- son street. 86 For Rent-Two suites two blocks from campus. Innuire of Mrs. Mary Schank, 402 S. Observatory. Phone 2482-M. For Rent--Lower flat, furnish( em, Man and wife, no child Lost--Gold hunting case wat words Bair Bros., Harrisbu on face. Finder notify C liffo 233 S. Ingalls. 723-L. Rew" Liberty and Main Stre( A most convenient place f banking. -U____ I FOR THE NEXT FEW WEEKS We will sell same POPULAR MUSIC. at Five Cents per copy Guitars, Mandolins, Vil%.ins and their accessories at lowest figures Let us place a VICTROLA In your home. 120-122 E. Liberty Street Griuneli Bros. PHONE 1707 f > U- Wanted-A limited un men for summer w Terpening at the Al fore 0oa nr.+nvni'hi or U- m t - -ri r ! - -