r Suit Kod aks Reduced 01r I J uA coat at 1 -4 Off All Kodaks fitted with imported lenses reduced in price. We take good saleable Kodaks as part payment on new ones. Come in and see us 4CALKINS' PHARMACY 324 So. State' Street I I StepIn here today. Ask us to show you this Society Brand suit. The style will be a revelation to you, the tailoring the achieve- ment of your fondest hol e. And the most satisfactory feature of it all will be your realization of the complete unification of the style, the making and the material- Such unity of purpose spells perfection and such clothes coipel admiration. They're the sort of clotlirs you'll want this Spring and Sum- mer. Better see about it today. JIFWZ&rFiAtd r h K T, '" }}-- l' :i'' fir /' A Money Saving Opportunity You Cannot Afford to Miss. 2-3ha mush &In teeCol 121-123 South Main Street CAMPUS IN BRIEF -The senior engineers will hold a meeting next Thursday to apportion the business for the various commit- ERN REPAIR SHOP' p on the way nn town. East Washington Street RMERS AND MECHANICS BANK; 91-103-105 South Main Street Capital, $100,000 and Profits, $69,000 STATE SAVINGS BANK urplus and Profits, $100,000.00 apital Stock $50,000,000 ANN ARBOR, MICH. old Wm. J. Booth C John Wolz Jr.' res. President Cashier A. MARIJUARDT jfine Suits Cleaned and Pressed and repaired Cor. Main and Huron-.Over Farmer's and Mechanic's Bank. tees. -The senior dents' canes were not made up according to sample and had to be reordered. The new ones will be here inside of a week or ten days. --Prof. IS. Sadler, of the marine en-' gineering department, will speak to the students of Purdue on March 16, ,on "Safety of Ships at Sea." -The next meeting of the Collegiate Alumnae of the Ann Arbor branch will be held in Ypsilanti on Saturday,j March 14. -The fellowships in botany have been offered for the college year 1914-15,1 the Whittier fellowship carrying a fin- ancial value of $400 per year open to all graduate students in botany, and the Cote fellowship which carries a stipend of $500 yearly, open to Mich- igan students ready to take graduate the Sheehan Opera Company in con- densed versions of "Il Trovatore," "The Bohemian Girl," and "Martha." LHeading the organization is Joseph Sheehan, tenor, whose voice is claimed to be of greater range than Caruso's. Mr. Sheehan will be supported by Ad- elaide Le Brun, a soprano of con- siderable note, and 'several other cap- able singers. Their selections' will in- elude, among ;others : the "Miserere" from "Il Trovatore," "I Dream't I Dwelt in Marble Halls" from "The Bohemian Girl," and the Spinning Wheel quartet from "Martha." V14 Y]f J/i I UNIVERSITY NOTICES 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 CLOD Band rehearsal today at 1:00 o'clock in University Hall. Drama League study club meets Monday, March 9, at 8:00 o'clock in Alumni Memorial hall. Prof. L. A. Strauss will speak-. "Gymnasium frolic" for all univer- sity women at 7:30 o'clock this even- ing in Barbour gymnasium. Admis- sion 15 cents. Rehearsal of cast and,all choruses of junior play at 8:30 o'clock this morning in Sarah Caswell Angell hall. Michigan Union Boat club will hold a meeting at the Union at 8:00 o'clock tonight. PURE DRU PRESCRIPTIONS CURATELY FIL STATE ACENTS SMITH' HO MOEOP) MEDICIN WE HAVE A FRESI SUGDEN DRI 302 S. STATE SPECIAL EQUIPMENT FOR S COOKING Fraternity and Club Houses ases Cleanliness and Efficiency. Telephone for our ative to call and give you expert advice for your Kitchen Equip- naw Gas Company CE IN A LIF ME I 1 Bargain Prices in Electrio Wiring of Houses and Stores in Ann Arbor and Vicinity This Offer Holds Good Only Until May 1 work. -"Eine Reise nach Deutschland" will be the special feature of the next meeting of the upper women's section of the Deutscher Verein, Monday ev- ening at 7:00 o'clock. -A resume of Dr. Weston A. Price's Founders address is one of the featur- es of the Los Angeles and Medical number of the Alumnus, scheduled to appear about March 16. This number will also contain an article on the Pasadena Alumnae association, by Alice C. Brown, '97M, and one on the Los Angeles Alumni association, by Arthur J. Abbott, '11L. -The Cosmopolitan spring trip com- mittee will send out circulars to mem- bers of the Cosmopoiltan club next week to ascertain the number of per- sons who are going to make the tour. Already 30 members have signed up to participate in the affair. -A current events class has been or- ganized in the European history de- partment, the first of the kind at Mich- igan. No credit will be given for the work, although 200 students have en- rolled in the course. -Prof. F. N. Scott, of the Rhetoric de- partment, will deliver an address be- fore the Collegiate Alumnae associa- tion of Detroit today. His subject will be "Two Journalistic Failings." -Prof. Herbert Cross delivered a lee- ture before the Twentieth Century club Thursday afternoon, in Detroit. -The following men have been chos- en for the fresh lit relay team, and aer requested by Director Rowe to report at Waterman gym tonight: Burby, Popkess, Anderson, Graven, Fullen- wider, and Giddings. -The decorations used by the Barris- ters, Vulcans, and Druids at their an-I nual dance last night will be used for the weekly Union dance this evening. A few tickets for tonight's dance still remain and may be obtained at the desk. -A series of tests to determine the result of the injection of steam into' automobile intake gases, has just been completed in the automobile labora- tory. The work, which took three weeks to complete. was done on Frank- Ilin and Hudson motors for a San Fran- cisco firm. MUSIC AND DRAMA Sheehan Opera Company. The attraction at the Whitney the- Ster today, matinee and night, will be * *: * * * * * * * * * * * THINK IT OVER -0-- A woman inserted a two bit adlet one day for a bag she lost. ,Two days later it was returned to her. There are three stations that take the ads for us, Uni- versity Pharmacy, Quarrys, or the Daily office in the Ann Ar- bor Press Bldg. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * I ----- THINK IT OVER * * * * * * * * h i * The, Crack of the is the man who repeats. One feat of agility and strength is not -, durance--the fellow who can repeat an of speed, prowess and strength day after manwho scores. mlmmpmmmlm 2280 Service Guaranteed. 300 N. MAI a:. Ann Arbor Taxicab New Number is iJ~ie No.. l / r x1 I. I1/ lrf ~ lavig h n- I °: .\\ E ,!__-Y1 1 d!' V^" ' gd '4L 1 e Prospective teachers attention. If you intend applying for a position as teacher, better have your portrait tak- en at Daines & Nickels, (special pric- es), the only studio on the campus. 336 South State St. .109-10 FOR RENT-Modern well-lighted suite. Price exceptionally low. En- quire 526 Church St. Phone 1064-J 108-9-10 FOR SALE-Choice residence lots on Church street. John R. Rood, 1600-J. 103-114 LOST-Buff. Will person who took muff by mistake from gym Thurs- day evening please return it and get her own? 109 LOST-Fountain Pen at entrance to Tappan hall, Friday at 10. Finder please return to 516 Mack Road. Phone 2288-M. 109 LOST-Delta Sigma Rho key (pin). Name engraved on it-Louis Dudley David. Call 1162-M. 109 LOST-Crescent Pin set with pearls attached to blue bow. Finder please call 265-J and receive reward. 109-10-11 LOST-A set of Richters drawing in- struments were lost in room 35 lock- er number 85. Finder call W. D. Johnston, 131. 107-8-9 Call 15 for Taxi or Limousine. tf ;. ' ,k < Y gives the stamina a b1%ty to athlete and the student the , of brain, bone and brawn "come back" tomorrow and c cate the acf WHEAT SHREDDED ( ening el( wheat. I minds tha of life. THE SHRI NIag ment of today M re nour ing than ni Shredded WI contains all tissue - stren Cements of w I builds bodies it win the. ba t OUR SPECIAL 60 DAY OFFER Wiring and Fixtures6-room House $30.00 Wiring and Fixtures 7-room House $35.00 Wring and Fixtures 8-room House $4400 Tungsten set No. 1. 40 Watt Mazda Tungsten Lamps. In order to cause you no financial an- noyance, we arrange to give you a per- oid of four montlhs in whiichi to pay for this special wiring. The fixture set shown here is included in these prices. We are determined to show the peo- 'plt of Ann Arbor that every personi can afford to enjoy the advantage4 of elec- tric lights. In order to wire at once every house in Ann Arbor and vicinity for the use of electricity, we offer excep- tionally low prices for first-class Wiring including fixtures, shadles and Tunuten Lamps for 6o days only, or until May i, 1914. Every property owner or tenant interested in the various fixturesin- cluded in this bargain offer can see the same at our show rooms. More elabor- ate and expensive fixtures will be fur- nished if desired. Our interest in you does not end with the completion of your wiring. We hope to retain you as a satisfied custom- er, howeversmpall an amount of electri- city you may use. It is to our interest as mnch as yours to see that the wiring is dlone in the best possible manner. Ve extend a cordial invitation to the residents of Ann Arbor to call at our display room and inspect the fixtures shown there. The display room will be open daily except Sunday until 6 p. m. Information cheerfully given. Esti- mates on additional or repair work free. Call No 2;3 and a representative will explain more fully our proposition. Visit the show room and see for your- self- Remember this offer holds good only until May1st, 19t4. If you wish your house wired promptly don't delay making the arrangements. ,a U THE JOYS OF LIVING in your "Frat" house would be in- creased by the VICTOR VICTROLA ENTERTAINING AND EDUCATIONAL Our Easy Payment Plan Grinnel Bros120-122 E..Libe rty street Grinnell Bros. PHONE 1707 Call us up and let us place one on trial WILLIAM E. DIETERI FORMERLY THE VARSITY TAILOR OF ANN ARBOR wishes to announce that he hasopened atailoring establishment in Detr 94 WEST FORT STREET With a Complete Line of BRITISH' AND DOMESTIC WOOLENS Special attention given to my College trade. The same p with Better Satisfaction and Better- Workmanship. DIETERLE-VARSITY TAIl WASHTENAW ELECTRIC SHOP 00 E. Wash ton St. Phone 273 I.