'I I ,.I ILLET PUMPS Large Amateur Finishers agree that Tank Development for Films gives more detail and better contrast than the old hand method-and there is not the inclination to slight the w-or' In a rush, while the chances of scratching the emulsion is practically elimninatedl. In tank developmenti the developer is easily kept at the proper temperature and strength, which is very- e5>enlial taut alm~ost imipos.ihle in any other method. It will pay you to considecr our th~tlods in fixing and wa;hing, qas well. It is rather expen- sive for you when your filmus are: spoiled in dv, loping. Better bring them to me and make sure. If you wanit we'll show you howt it's dlone here. LYNDONV W L Are Best for the Tango II IFriday Evening, Feb. 20 V~ 1 Special Engagement of Edward Sheldon's Great Love Drama TRY THEM REGAL SHOES JNER & CO.' 108t S. MAIN STREET ANN ARBOR JANUARY SALE F'F ON ALL MILLINERYI RICHARDSON 115 Liberty East YOU WILL FIND -Our ad in student publi'- cation.. -Our expert service always pL' 1TaT at your command. ICE CREAM, CANDIES, LUNCHEONS PROMPT DELIVERY SERVICE Fee Roasters and Wholesale Grocers I& Co., Ltd., 21F4 S- Main St. K BROS. FIFTH AVE. BOOT SHOPI FOUR NOTED MEIN WILL TALK TODAY (Continued from page 1.) glected in the past by Bible scholars. life of the Jewish nation has been ne- Professor lFriedlaeuder has thrown new light on the work of the prophets by his research,. "The Political Ideal of the Prophcts" is the subject of' the lec- ture. Professor Friedlaender is an eloquent speaker and has become popular with students at Harvard, Columbia, Yale, Pennsylvania, Johns Hopkins, and other universities where he has spo- ken.. He is a member of the Menorah College of Lecturers, a body of dis- tinguished scholars and lecturers who have been secured by the Intercolle- giate Menorah association to a tpp,,a r before its various chapters. Union services Professor C. R. Henderson of the University of Chicago, a noted Sociol- ogist and lecturer, will speak on "So- cial Science in Service" in the Union Guild series at the First Baptist church this evening at 7:45 o'clock. HI1T NEy AT LAST! SATD ~ Fe b. 21 I I Dom6 Mlanagemen t CHARLES DILLINGHAM Who also directs the tour of Montgomery an~d Stone, Elsie Janis. I DENMAN THOMPSON'S Famous Original THE mOLD. Mail Orders Now Get Busy! The, Sensational Hit of the Season as presented' for six mouths' at the Maxine Eflott'I New York, and four months at the PR incess Theatre, Chicago. up_ Fm marks received by the laws were ed3 last night. mail-II CAMIPUS, l\ ]111E -Tile literary f i c t y will meet in University Hall, at 8:00 o'clock to- morrow night, to discuss cases of de- linquent students. Several degrees will be awarded. --The first study class in works on cosmopolitanism and universal peace will meet, this afternoon at 4:00 o'clock, in McMillan Hall, under Prof. J. A. C. Hildner, chairman of the board of advisors to foreign students. Members of the Cosmopolitan club are requested to attend. The first book to be studied in Norman Angell's "The Great Illusion." --Classes in Contracts 11 in the law amount of work in marking the blue books of the large law classes, the ', L i AVENUE NEAR 27th ST. NEW YORK CITY SMART COLLEGE FOOTrWEAR I --E iry Jlurwitz, A. 3t., of :Ilar-curd, addtre:soed Prof. J. S. Reeves" class in iternati1onal lawn on the subject of chang of sovereignty, Friday morning. FRE SH DI PSPLTAYGREAT ABILITY IN FIRST MEET ((Continued from page 1) 2ranian secondl, Bs third. Titre. E 2- 7. :o-Yard I )sh Wn Iby Stevens, ". ', _codI ileythird. 'Timre, i/. II igh In] Jump-: wonf by Wtruy [IulcrS~'c~l(I Davis third, kussell t nrtll. Ileigilt, 5 feet, eight inches. Shot Put: Won by Cross, beach sec- ond R4nn~ iithird, Patterson fourth, Scbeidel fifth. Distance 38 feet 10 1-2 :o~ard Run : ist heat, won by Kirb!y, Cohn second, McKinney third. TimeW, 2 :14 1_1. 2nd heat, won by Kuccra, Iti Thleigh second, Gregory third. Time. 2 : I . Pole Vault : Won by Wilson, Bailey Scl(,Sk.inner third. Hefighlt, ii feet. 35\adHi;,hOHurldles: Won by Cor- b .in"-l, iso scoind, Skinner disquali- UNIVERISITYN XTl1CES The univ'ersity hospital guild will meet Monday with Mrs. Harrison Soule, 708 South University. Regular meeting of Cercle Francais in Cerele room, Monday night, at 8:15 o'clock. All members are expected to be present. w LET THE FRESH MA THE DETROIT PAPERS ENDORSE IT " Romance is fascinating and alluring. "-Free Press. "Romuance possesses that subtle something which mnakes you feel when you leave the theatre, as though you really had received your money's worth."- The Tribune. " Romance is sweetly beautiful, and the most satisfying drama that has visited Detroit in niany a day."-7 fe News. Presented with an exceptional company including Gertude Morrisine, late with David Belasco; Edgar Kent, leading man for Mrs. Pat. Campbell, Pomander Walk, etc.: Rupert Lumley, leading man at Comedy Theatre, London, Sir Herbert Tree; John Hare, specially 'engaged by Winthrop Ames for the Great Ad- venture; Rillie Deaver, leading woman fo Richard Mansfield; A. M. Palmer and Madison Square Tbeatre Company. Al-so Harry Hanlon, Sara Biala, Corbett Morris and others, with the same special sceniery and effects that characterized its New York success. NOTE--STORY OF PLAY BEGINS WITH RASE OF CURTAIN, PROMPTLY AT 8,10 PRICES 1 13 Rows Orchestra...$1.50 8 Rows Balcony.............. 78c .Balance Orchestra...$1.00 Balance Balcony..............50c 9 Press Your Clothes 'ROOM-326 S. STATE ST. i Speaking about clothes You will appreciate the effect of our new high waisted mod- e. It gives that trim effect found only in the highest grade of hand-tailored garments. HAND PRESSING Boltir ming Dc. 8th 's Cigars SUITS 25c TROUSERS lOc buy in large quantities, and give you the benefit. For this week only we offer SAN MARCO l Oc CIGARS for 25c OTHER BRANDS AT POPULAR PRICES ember, these are strictly i0-cent cigars, fresh every express. tha Washington' Candy UNIVERSITY AVENUE PHARMACY WAGNEX Importing Tailors ( rC. State Stheet C~. I. KIDDs '17 Lit. By hand-tailored we mean made in our own shop and by jour. tailors. 1530-i 1112 S. Pianos, Furniture Trunks, Merchandise -m-o C. E. GO DFR ASSITANT DANCING TEACHER Ime.F .S,71re~ COULDING & WIKEL I Plhone 82L 410 N. Fourth Ave. Pass the Rest, Try tihe Best # P sd~eeS a Fresh home-made candies, crackerjack ! FIRST NAI and fountain. drinks at of Ann MAC'S 613 E. Liberty Capita Surplus and V. A p i oor,. M leb. V PROMPT DELIVERY LEST RESIDENCE LOTS IN REST LOCAT IONS t 88x'32, Hill Street, cement walk, sewer tax paid. .t 75x$'8o, near Hill Street pavement, sewer tax paid. t 732x130, fronting east on paved street, fine west view over rdens, paving tax paid. crest tot 100x'75, full protection, building restrictions. 130x15$, finest outlook and surroundings.j t99t180, very attractive, 2j blocks from the campus. t 105x'50, 3 blocks from Campus. $2000-Lot 132x 150, WasliI- naw Avenue. P3000-Large, retired, wooded lot. $1:00--Lot ci5o, fronts east, high and dry. L. a .CARR 17 Ann Arbor Savings Bank Block S College Night t Coliseum Rink Wednesday Evening, February 18 Rawi! Raw!! Raw!!!'gSin ! Bon ! Ba ! Souvenir Pennants of all Colleges In the United States will be destributed to all patrons. Gets' Foot Ball Ganme on Roller Skates at 9:1 5 Sharp I al $ioo,ooo. J Profits, $65,000. r University School of Music Albert A. Stanley, Director ftaynard Street, Ann Arbor, Mich. A School of Mtusic R hlich offers courses in all branches of music of highest standards. Students may take regular courses leading to graduation, or they may take such subjects as they desire, without reference to graduation. If you are interested in studying some branch of music, please call at the office and get a copy of the school catalogue which gives full inform- ation. CHARLERS A. SINK, Secretary. Monday Eve, Feb. 23 GEORGE WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY MASQUERADE Skate Prizes are on Exhibition at Arnold's Jewe'ry Store window. 220 S. Main St. Admission 10C Skates 15c .1 i _t I F i hi P, p. s IMEET ME AT Post Valentine THE DELTA, Gilbert's, Johnston's Box, Candies Suggestion All :sizes Up to Five-Pound Car. 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