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lest Line of Woolens
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One Pound Paper and Two
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Step in today, and select your
Spring clothes pattern and leave
your measure.
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Official newspaper at 'he University of Mlich-'
?gn.Published, every -morning except Mani-
isy during thneUiversity year..
Entered at the postoffice at~ Ann Arhor,
Michigan %ander Act of Congress of ;March 3,
1879.
Offices Ann Arbor Press Bunilding. Sub-
scription pricee by .carrier, $.z.so ; by mail,
$3.00. Want Ad. Stations: Press Building;
Quarry's Ph1arMacy; University Pharmacy; C.
11. Davis, Cor. Packard and State.
Telephones 96o and 2454.
Maurice Toulme ........Managing Editor
Adna Johnson ............Business Manager
THURSDAY, ARCH -12, 1914.
Mfeeting of inrnnhers of bus;ines Stiff
at 4:00 p. in> todaly.
NOSE S.
The "small-town nose" has become
a Milchigan institution, if we are to ac-
cept the teachings of a well dofined
camnpus coterie.
Soine of our Imaginative friends
have actually conceived the mile ston-
es that herald the appeara nce and-rap-
id growth of the small1-tow n nose. On
first introduction_ to the camputs the
nose is perfectl y 1unsophisticated-_-j ust
the ordinary nose OfLan eeryd (ay (c-
istence. Upon the aIcquisitionl of rib-
bons, there is a. vencep1tible tilting .
Then there's a dance, a "catch," anoth-
er dance and anothier catchi " thenu
dinners and (lances :nddancex is anui
dinners. A following has been estab-
lished. A nose has g.rowni the tip htas
gone up, up, up. We have the "simall
town" nose.
So the arg umentgoes. But lets see?.
The dlamag'ing a<id;ision is matde ati
the very stairt that the "s;mall-town'
nose is plUrlY a locali product. Mci
gan makles- that unse. And then the.
:Michigan men get-to-gether for a se-
Iis of loud complaints.
HIow about the pins and badges and
societies and various camnpus honor-
aria? ]Ilowv about the, supercilious up-
perclassmet, who feign not to see their
sophiomoric acquiaitanes?
Weo should like to have the mascu-
line side of tis question developed.
We H-hould 'line to see-shall we say
the "studied consciously-unconisciois
attitude" treated?
That is another Michig-an instittu--
tion.
0,11IN \ALITY.
We step right out of the m1ob thxis
minute and tip our mlental cap to the
man with original ideas. We bow to
his brain for the newv is life and the,
different is the breath of existence.
hut why not be a bit circumispect,
and -sane in slcc,,ting what Awe shall1
SHIRTS
Are the best fittimg and
the heat wearing Shirts
ma c e. "The spring styles
sparkle «with new patterns,
unique,, colorings and novel
effects. ; and up.
EARL & WILSON
Makers of RED-MIAN Collars
CA M,"pera est le plus nieileur
Jiuais.-Le journal.
Sorority Chortis.
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them --.alI sizes acapted to all purposes
Price 75c, to $3,75, Complete with index
Name stamped on cover without expense
University W A II R 'S Bookstore
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It's an old saying that "~A man is
known by the company he keeps"
Yi'es, and also by the clothes he wears. Clothes made to a man's own
proportions are a distinct asset, either in the business or social world.
'fery few of us can afford to ignore its advantages. If you agree with
mee, come in and look at our new imported and domestic woolens for spring
and sumnner wear. The largest and most complete stock in the city to
select from-and remember, we make clothes, the best in the world, at
popular prices, from $17.50 up. Place your order today.
Come in and look, anyway.
your song at midtnighlt,
your song at dawn;
your song at twilight
But please don't walk on the lawn.,
Sing till your lungs are bursting;
Sing till your throats are brass;
Sing; till the cops come running;
But-please keep off the grass.
Welcome, ye gangs of serenaders,
Sing for your 'usual rewav~rd,
We dote on youlr singing
For springtime is springing,
!3ut-please do not trample the sward'
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The 1Disease Is Spreading, D~octor.
(Intercollegiate News, Chicago.)
The play was declared * * * * to be
the best performance in the history of
the cclub.
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Smiles: Jack John~son complains
that he did not receive Juistice while
in this glorious land of ours.-He
did'nt stay long enough.-J. F. S.
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College Nur'se Kept Busy.
(Fromn the Normal College News.)
Miss Cross, the college nurse, re-
ports:. for the fall term's work as fol-
low s:
No . of office calls ..........169
No. of students visited .......... 57
Visits to Ypsilanti drs............10
'tripls to Ann Aribor....... ..... 19
The mountain comes to Mohammed.
E. C. FLANDERS
209 E. Liberty St.
Across fromi Russell's
Confectionery store
The Chu~bb Hot
Loose-Leaf Note Book
209 Sousth Stakte Street
gives clearn. wholesome board at
per week. '-Sfe drainkinif water.
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Made in the most sanitary factory in the world. The best candies
we have ever handled. VAN DOREN'S PHIARMACY, 703 Packard St.
Igan Chocolates, 80 Cents
In the Maize and Blue Box
Varsity Bitter Sweets, 60 Cents
In the White Sox
1. Milk Chocolates, 60 Cents The Rd Box
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THE POPULAR PLACE
HOOL SUPPLIES
call original? The campus craves de- UPP1"EA"L ASS 11OME-N WILL
parture from the rut in every line, bill EIET I'S 1BASKET'BALL G NE
whiys acrifice the commonplace at the
expense of the sane. Too many wild Senior and junior won en's basket-
ideas float by, and in the vernacular, ball teams clash today at 5:00 o'cloclk
get over, because the irrelevant and in the series for the canmpus champion-
the absurd are chosen as the original, ship. This is the first game' between
We have a Few men With original the upperclass teams. The team which
thoughts. But even they cannot grind wvins the two of the three-game series.
out features mechanically. Get away will meet the victorious underclass ag-fr m t eie h t yo uttil ;e ai nfr h il. T e g m e
tropic scene with ice-bergs. You are twveen freshmen and sophomore wom-
over-working the psychology of adver- en, scheduled for this afternoon, has
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Uising.
A.L. Miller 'Talky to M[.'thelmfties Club
A. L. _Ailler, instructor ~v.in mathe-
matics, addressed the math e matics
~club at its mleetilg. yesterday after-
noon, on "Archimedes anid the Shoe-
mae'sKif. le 8gave a short
.sketch of the life of Archimedes and
told howy he used the geometrical con-
fig-urattion of a knife to solve a prob-
lem in mathematics. The constitution
was adopted and the following officers
were elected: president 11. L. Miller,
'16, secretary, Hulda Bancroft, '15.
been indefinitely postponed to allow
the second year women further prac-
tice.
lWorig to Kseep Off Auditorium Lawn
Comlplaints 1have been made to the
department of B3uildiings and Grounds
that students are in the habit of cut-
ting across the-lawn in front of Hill
atuditoriumi on their way to the univer-
sity- health service office on Maynard
stret.l ia smul ach as a large sum of
money w s spent on the lawn last
spring the department requests stu-
dents to "please keep off."
LTUCKY' is the junior swho has foi
Velvet! The tender middla leaf-bi
up in the warehouse for over two year;
maturing-getting rid of the harshness
the green leaf-mellowed to point wi.
the bite has dropped out-arid where
-flavor is good and smooth. That's Vet
Numerous red tins of Velivet decorate the 5
ehelf--i's part of a liberal education-thie be.
the land- this Velvet. Some friend, or
cets at any dealer's will give you the pleas
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Convenient
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M SIC AND DRAM A ?shoter pieces.,
Mrs. Rhead Plays Brilliantly lMajestic Theater
Mrs. George B3. Rhead d~sinishtl Seldom has a play r , eived such
herself yesterday aftel-noon by a fnote- universal praise as that bestowed up-
WAtllr '~'tn ntth ~rhnl n mic~t.on Stephens and Linton's merry farce,
worthy"JohnnylWat the hicholilf begic..a
The first three numbers on the pro-
gram, Cluck's "Caprice' Alceste," a
fantasie and fugue in G innor by
Bach, and Beethoven's 1,2 y~ritlons,
were notable fo. the pianist's come-
in 11(1 over gradationAs of tome. Her
s:ense, of the poetic tend her- good taste,
combined with excellent technic, made
of C1topin's Polonaise the wonderful
poem it should be. Admirable, too,
were Mrs. BRhead's efforts in several
three dlays' engagement at the Mla-
jestic theater tonight. Wherever pre-
seated last year, "Johnny Wise" call-
ed for return dates, so great was the
satisfaction both play and players
gave. The story of the comedy is bas-
ed on the much-maligned mother-in-
law topic, and was built for laughing
purposes only. A cast of 30 people,
headed by Sam _ Alylie, will interpret
it at the Majestic.
Varsity
Toggery
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1107 S. University Avenue.
{ttemaefnr Rackt~'s Por.traits, but vyouwill
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