That Prescription I Just Received 0 ITS and OVERCOATS at 1-2 FROM REGULAR PRICES ) BLACKS 1-4 OFF at 25 per cent off : 20 per cent off from $1.50 to $5.00 at 20% off 20 per cert off a6IB01Tks %N Co. 3 South Main Street. When you take a prescrip- tion to a drug store* you want more than the mer- chandise. You want purity, accuracy, experience, secur= ity and sure results. Get it at Calins' Pharmacy 324 South State Street -20, gi ~- O I Sml ocie Brand Come early and we will assist you in se your Spring Suit. We also have a large of Columbus Turned Cuff and Olus Shirt I I lI SHOP ay I Street UICS BANK AMARQUARDT cat10ing Suits Cleaned and Pressed and repaired Car, Main and Huron---Over Farmer's and Mechanic's Bank. $69,000 C John Nolz Jr. Cashier --d' PMENT FOR BASKETBALL DOPE UPSET ONCE MORE The campus basketeers again dis- turbed th dopO last night, when "Bub- bles" Paterson and his senior boiler- makers humbled the senior lits, them- selves the contquerors of the cham- pionship 1914 laws of last year's se- ries. The final count was 12 toI10and the game was hotly fought a llthe Waith the kind of team play that beat the senior barristers, the lits took the lead in the first half and when the whistle blew they were still leading 7 to 4. In the second half the engi- neers showed class, and with a strong comeback took the -ame from the lits when they scored 8 to the lits 3. The summary follows: Senior its Senior Engineers Bond . . ........ R.F......... Perry Valiton, Kenyon..L.F. ....Mueller, Jacques Zavitz......... C. .. ... Brush Pierce............R.G. .....Paterson Wu'if.............L.G........Fletcher Field goals-Bond, 2; Brush t Zav- itz, Pier'ce, Perry, Jacques, Pateirsoni, Fouls-Zavitz, 2. By failure to appear the senior med- ics forfeited to the senior laws and the official score was amounced as 2 to 0. There will be no games played to- night but the series will be resumed tomorrow. mores and freshmen. All university women are urged to atted. * * * Mrs. II. B. llutchins, 508 Monroe Street, Mrs. C. E Guthe, 1913 Cam- bridge Road, and Mrts. A. M. B'arretft, 630 Oxford Road, will be at home to college women from 3:00 to 5:30 o'clock this afternoon. Professor Boucke will speak at the next meeting of the lower women's section of the Deutscher Verein at 7:30 o'clock tomorrow night. ENI)O1{SE 1'R OPOSFI) C IA NGE FOR lH4~1 SI'ILO COURSES Educational Association Would Add 4 Years to High School ('oirse THEATRE To-Night "THE BATTLE OF I- I WATERLOO" JEWELRY Extensive Stock at Reasonable Prices Skilled and Trustworthy Watch Repairing OPTICAL SUPPLIES Michigan Pins, Fobs, Bars and Spoons 109 West Liberty Street Across from Mack's Side Entrance" at STATE AC Historically correct in every detail. The gseat- est battle of history. Re- produced on the exact location. The most Stu- pendous Spectacle ever filmed. Extra Attractions all this Week THE ANN ARBOR OIRLS ORCHESTRA No raise in Prices Al Seats - 10 cents Watch for opening of new reserved seat section HO MOEOP MEDICIP WE HAVE A FRES SUGDEN DRI 302 S. STATE . I' U rm I. I Ow mumvw PR ESCRIPT CURATE L Y I JLF Wu e tAiCOi' Ann rbor Txical New Number is COOKING %wm and Club Houses ss and Elficiency. Telephone for our e you expert advice for your Kitchen Equip- Company :, fl J 1.. . t., n EN 1INEERING DEPARTMENT CETS OLD CLASS PICTURES Efforts of Tan Beta Pi Responsible For Obtaining 20 Alumni Photos Through the efforts of Tau Beta Pi, the engineering honorary fraterni- ty, most of the old class pictures of the engineering classes for the 20 years beginning with 1860, have been procured and are being framed and hung in the corridors of the engineer- ing building. The picture of 1860 shows the class in military costume, the whole class having enlisted for the war. There was only one man in the class of '61, three in '62, and one in '63. The pictures of '64,'66,and '67, are the only ones that have not been procured. Some of the pictures show the campus when there were only four or five small buildings on it. Photographs of 24 of the most prom- inent alumni of the engineering de- partment are being framed. A pic- ture of the engineering faculty in 1868 is also ready to be hung in the main corridor of the engineering building. Want Posters for Boat Club Regetta. Competitors for designing the pos- ter for the spring regetta of the Union Boat club 'should see P. H. Middle- ditch at once regarding the style of poster wanted by the club. The pos- ter will be used for advertising pur- poses at the time of the spring carni- val. All members of the Union are eligible for the competition. Nursery "Tea Thinsant" this Week. Another "Tea Dansant" for the bene- fit of the Day Nursery will be given March 7, at Granger's. Academy from 3:00 to 6:00 o'clock. The tickets, which will be one dollar per couple, may be obtained from Wahr's, Shee- han's or Quarry's Drug store. Service Guaranteed Parties 300 N. MAIN STREET f Vigorous W it er 'are keenly relished by whose body is safeguarde fatigue by a steady diet of SHwsRKwE DDv"ED 2289 ad ^"i College Friend ships Make college li e worth wh le. Coca-Cola is a friend worth knving and a iirg .1 tho w y througu from Freshman to Senior year. It will fill your college days wlh pleasure, health and benefit. Delicious '-RefTr~hi ~ ThrtmNuEzEchi TIH COCA-COLA CO. Atan'ta, Ga. xv w-ve 1.c * * * * * * * * OF INTEREST TO WOMEN. * * * * * * * * * 4' * The shortening of the grammar school course by two years and the creation of junior and senior high schools of three years 'each in the American public school system was strongly endorsed by resolution at a convention of the National Educational Association at Richmond, Va-, last week. - Professors A. C. Whitney, C. 0. Da- vis, C. S. Berry, and F. S. Breed, of the education department, were the Michigan representatives at the meet- ings ofthe association. The other important maiter before the convention was the work on a set' of efficiency tests by which an exam- ining officer may correctly guage the value of a teacher by applyin a few brief tests. Will Dbscuss M~odern Jewish Subjects That modern Jewish subjects should be discussed at Menorah meetings, vwas decided at the meeting last Sunday night. N. H. Goldstick spoke on "School-teaching among the Ancient Hiebrews" at the session. It makes red blood and heal thy tissue. It contains all thr nutrition of, whole wheat and all the food elemeats that g) to make brawn and brain, A series of recommendations for presentation to the women's league board, are being formulated by the self-government committee, and will be laid open for discussion at several round-table conferences, the first of which will be held on Wednesday, March 11. Miss Edna Thuner, '12, for- mer president of the women's league, who has had opportunity to observe self-government in successful opera- tion, during her residence at Rad- cliffe College last year, will preside at this opening conference. Among other things, the committee will recommend to the women's league board that the members of the self- government committee for next year be formally elected to that body, as are other officers, and that they be emnow- ered to do such constructive work along the lines of self-government, as may not be possible this year. --- C The "Topsy-Turvy" dance, for men and women, which will be given by the women's league Thursday evening, March 4, in Barbour gymnasium, will be strictly of the leap-year type, as tickets will be sold only to women. They may be procured for 50 cents from Dorothy Bartholf, Catherine Re- gan, Alta Heffelbower, Anita Connors, Carol Dow, Virginia Morse, and other members of a large committee. In- formation about the dance may be had from Alice Burridge, general chair- man. * * * Dr. Elsie Seelye Pratt, university women's physician, will give the first of her series of informal talks on health and related subjects, at 4:30 o'clock Thursday, March 5, in Sarah Caswell Angell hall. These lectures are open to all university women, but under no consideration to any others. * * * Interclass basketball will begin at 7:15 o'clock tonight in Barbour gym- nasium, with a game between sopho- Always ready -. to serve with Ca cream and sugari -.-. - - or withpreserved . or fresh fruits, stewed prunes, oysters, etc. celled in digestibility and palatableness, THE SHREODDEDWAEAT CO. - ' 4 NIAGARA If you want the best try Liggett's, Edsill's Store, 122 So. Main St., in chocolates, Rexall Drug eod THE JOYS OE LIVING in your 'yFrat'house would be in- creased by the VICTOR VICTROLA ENTERTAINING AND EDUCATIONAL Our Easy Payment Plan Grinnell Bros. 120-122 E. Liberty Street PONE 1707 Call us up and Iat us place one *on trial Liggett's Gilbert's and Fenway choc- olates in perfect condition. Edsill's Rexall Drug Store, 122 S. Main St. WANTED-College girl to spend about two hours latter part of each after- noon carign for a young child. Phone 982-J. 103-4-5 FOR SALE-Choice residence lots on Church street. John R. Rood, 1600-J. 103-114 NOTICE-The young n rowed the two copie Telephone News of I please return and obL 1-1 LOST-A tan le South Division pot, Sunday. mm