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pick out a blue serge suit you may as well take your choice
mn all the serges made. You'll find all of them right in this
p. You don't know what blue serge really means until
i see these we are now displaying.
I our styles
distinctive and individual. And why hou' dn't they be
en selected by us.
You'll be happy with the blues you'll get in here.

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 work in a rush, while the chances
of scratching the emulsion is practically eliminated.
In tank development the developer is easily kept at the proper temperature am
strength, which is very essential but almost impossible in any other method. It will
pay you to consider our methods in fixng and washing, as well. It is rather expen-
sive for you when your films are spoiled in developing. etter bring them to me and
make sure. If you want we'll show you how it's done here. LYNDON

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our Feb. Clean=up Sale
Bostonian and Florsheim Shoes
m leather or rubber soles, black or tan

$4.5

Formerly $5.00
$5.50 and $6.00

tMPUS BOOTERY
ate St. Opposite Hiustons'

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The Sugear Bowl
onfectiounery

of the Technic this year. The single
issue will appear on May 1. Special
attention will be paid to the alumni,
and the research department of the
engineering school.
GOLF ENTHUSIASTS
FORM ASSOCIATION
Allen M. Reed, '15L, was elected
president and T. Hawley Tapping,'16L,
was chosen secretary of the new Uni-
versity of Michigan Golf Association,
organized at a meeting of nearly fifty
golf enthusiasts held last night in the
Waterman gymnasium. President
Reed is to appoint a board of directors
which will complete the organization
of the new golf club.
The meeting of last night was the
result of a call issued by Floyd A.
Rowe, director of intramural activi-
ties, and was attended by many men
who have had experience in the Scotch
game. While no definite plans were
outlined last night, it is the hope of
the new club that an agreement with
the Ann Arbor Golf Club can be effect-
ed whereby the members of the uni-
versity organization will be able to
use the club's course for a campus
championship tournament during the
coming spring.
A second meeting of the association
is to be held next Wednesday night
in the gymnasium, at which time
President Reed will announce his di-
rectorate and the plans which have
been made.
FRESHMAN BROTHERHOOD IS
NEW CAMPUS ORGANIZATION.
The Freshman Brotherhood, a new
organization for the promotion of
bible study and social service among
the freshmen of the university, has
recently made its appearance on the
campus, with recognition from the
committee on Non-Athletic affairs. It
has a membership of about 90 and
plans are being made for a large pub-
lic dinner to be held this month. The
officers are: president, C. R. Webb,
lit; vice-president, G. R. Brown, lit;
secretary, M. K. Meade, eng; treas-
urer, D. M. Wells, lit.
Former Student Dies From Injuries
Collins P. Emerson, Jr., a former
student in the law department, died
at his home in Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
January 30, following injuries receiv-
ed a few days before in a railroad
wreck in Indiana. Emerson withdrew
from the law department in 1910, dur-
ing his senior year. He had intended
to reenter college this semester, and
was on his way to Ann Arbor when
the accident occurred. He was a mem-
ber of Sigma Nu fraternity.

WHITNEY

Returno

Greatest Success

Musical Comedy Stars

Singing, Dancing, Etc.

Seven People in a Gorgeous Scenic Pro(

Bought
And
Paid For
By Geo. Broadhurst
Special Return Engagemnent of the
Greatest Success of the Year.
Prices: $1.50, $1.00, 75c, "-"


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FEBRUARY

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GEO. LEE

Harry Davis
Coic Jutygier-"'Watch the at"

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WHITNEY

Wm. A. Brady's

We have the best assortment of
Chocolades a 8nd Bon Bons

JAXSON, SPATZ and JAXSON

AllNAU

Monday,
FEBRUARY

23

All kinds of fe'sicy Ice Creams for Parties
Try our Fruit Sxxmdaes after the Theatre

Medn Street

L money saving investment

your next pair
Wes
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ON SHOE
e for gentlemen.

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MATINEE-NIGHT
Washington's Birthday
C. S. Primrose
Presents
ROBERT EDESON'S
Great Play
'Where
The
Trail
Divides"
As seen in all the big cities-A big
scenic production-This season's
big success.
NIGHT
Thirteen Rows Orchestra........$1.00
Balance Orchestra............. ... .75
Four Rows Balcony...............75
Balance Balcony..................60
MATIMWE
Thirteen Rows Orchestra..........75
Balance Orchestra................50
FEntire Balcony ........ ............ .25
Do you need a pipe? Come in and
get a Frank pipe cheap-1-4 off on all
meerschaums, calabash and briars--
cigarette tubes and cigar holders-
during February! . Tobacco Shop Bil-
liard Hall, 118-120 East Liberty St.
Toric library spectacles at Haller
Jewelry Co.

EXTRA 1u' T~t~ SKATING
FEATURE REXOS NOVELTY
Keyst o C omedies
Coming Monday Musical Extravaganda
HENPECKED HENRY :: FEBRUARY 26
a turdayH 21 Minee
Feb. NIGHT
The Play Dear to Millions
r. rk Thompson
PRESENTSC
DENMAN THOMPSON'S
In all its original Excellence-All the Famous
Features Accentuated - Including Celebrated
Dooble Male Quartette-Grand Choir, Grace
Church, N. Y. 20 Voices, Etc.
NICHT MATINEE
4 Rows Orchesira..5.0 -4 Rows Orchestra.....$1.00
Balance Orchesra ...... $1l.00
8 Rows Balcony.....,...75cts Balance Orchestra ......75cts
Balance Balcony......s5cts Entire Balcony.........50cts
e'orge sohoff GARRICI( TREATI
Detroit, Michigan
Y Pssio ShavW of 191
220 Chapin Street Phone 809-L
Choice cut flowers and plants. S NextWeek, "THE BIRD OF PARADISE
EAT AT etPOP'S"
The Place Where Things Taste Like Home
"tPop" Bancroft Cor. Monroe and Thayer

'AHR S SHOE STORES

Main.

Sole agents

304 S. State

top a"e Cresi

The New
m C; andy

Light Lunches

We make our own
. Main St.

candy
Near Liberty


ORD SYSTEM FEATURED
ITH DAILY MATCHES
Continued from page 1)
ation of the many, we will in
this country come to theEng-
;tem which does not limit ath-
rticipation to the young. It is,
he glories of England that men
hing 40, and men over that
atinue their active participat-
rest in sports.
ave not at Michigan the Oxford
of colleges, but through the
classes, and through the var-
partments, we can develop a
regime. In conclusion, I do

not wish to be understood as opposed
to inter-collgiate contests. Far from
it. But these should be only inciden-
tal to, not the sole raison d'etre of,
a wise and wholesome system.
Only One "Technic" Will Be Published3
The recently appointed Technic'
board, consisting of Prof. E. M. Bragg,
Prof. A. O. Lee, Prof. J. R. Nelson
and Mr. H. R. Lloyd, of the engineer-
ing faculty, R. H. Braun, '14E, presi-
dent of the Engineering society, O. W.
Hall, '15E, managing editor, and W. C.
Thompson, '16E, businetss manager,
has decided to issue but one number

Speaking about clothes
You will appreciate the effect
of our new high waisted mod-
el.
It gives that trim effect found
only in the highest grade of
hand-tailored garments.

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Try the STUDE TS' SUPPLY STOR
Before Gomng Elsewhere
OUR SPECIALTIES:-Morse's and Gilbert's Candy, Fine Stationery
Engineers' Supplies, Cigars and Tobacco

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L. C. SCHLEEDE

Phone 1331-J

WAGNEK
Importing
Tailors

CS CO.
State
Street

p .

By hand-tailored we mean made in our
own shop and by jour. tailors.

Diamond mounting, stone setting
and replacing of sets a specialty. Hal-
ler Jewelry Co.

Best shoe shine, hat cleaning
blocking next to Wagner's.
Call 15 for Taxi or Limousine.

and Do your pipes need repairingi:
tf them in-we'll fix them. To
Shop Billiard Hall, 118-120 E. LI
St. Phone 1721.



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5.00 su
2.00 an
0.00 su
7 and $

Slaughter Sale of Men's Suits,
its $19.175 $25.00 Ov erceas .
its - - $22.0 Overcoats .. .
id $22.50 suits $17.25 2O.00Overcoats
its . . . . $15.25 $18.oo overcoats . . .
* *$16.00 Overcoats
18 suits .$13.75 $15.00 Overcoats

Overcoats and

$19.50 One lot of sui
$17.25 large range of 1
$15.25 slaughter sale
$13.75 Soft and Stiff
$12.50 values. slaughter
$10.75 sale prices
NG STORE
n Street

ts-Complete assortment
atterns go at this
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Fuarnishings
in One lotO'coats-Values up to 25
7 - Slau"hier sale price.9s

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Hats-$ , $1.5o,$2,
79C, 07C,$1.59,

and $3
$2.19

All men's shirts, trousers and boys
clothing included in this Slaughter Sale.

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