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The fresh lit relay team, composed
of crack. athletes from the all-fresh1
squad, won an easy victory from the1
junior lawsyesterday afternoon in
Waterman gymnasium. O'Brien was
largely responsible for the fast time
of 1:56, set up by the youngster's quar-
tet.
The two other races slated for yes-
terday in the interclass schedule were
not run owing to the fact that two of
the teams did not appear. The juniorl
lits forfeited to the fresh laws whiler
the junior engineers won a race from
the soph engineers in the same man-
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A limited number of other machines
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719 N. UNIVERSITY
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State Street

SSughr Bowl
Confectionery
We have the best assortment of
Loolaes ad Boxn Bons
a of fa..zy Ice Creamns for Parties
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-Efficiency" is the subject of a lecture
to be given by Mr. Baldwin at 11:00
o'clock today in room 348 of the new
engineering building.
-Prof. T. M. Idea will begin a series
of lectures with the subject, "The
Character of Isaac," at 6:30 o'clock to-
-night in the Bible Chair building.
-I. S. Ritter, 'MOE, took ,the second
block of the challenge billiard cham-
pionship series last night from C. E.
Lehr, '14L, holder of the title, 102-100.
The score of the series now stands 200
-195 in favor of Lehr, with the final
point of the 300 point match to be play-
ed tonight.
--Nominations for next year's officers
of the university Y. M. C. A. will be
made tonight by the nominating com-
mittee. The election will be held on
March 29 and 30.
-Bruce les, '14, was called to De-
troit yesterday by the death of an un-
cle.
-The senior reception will be in
charge of the engineers this year. The
following men have been appointed to
the committee: R. D. Wiley, chairman,
C. W. Howell, A. P. Heinze, H. E. Heil-
man, and A. C. Fletcher.
OPIRA SCORES HIT IN FIRST PRF-
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tically all the music was written by
Willis A. Diekema, /i4, who also di-
rected the orchestra for the produc-,
tion. "I'll Always Love You," music
by Diekema, and lyrics by W. R. Mel-
ton, '13, the author of the book, and
Sylvan S. Grosner, '14L, "If I Could
Only Find a Girl," by Melton and Diek-
ema, and "The Language of Love" by
Grosner and Diekema are easily the
lasting musical hits of the production.
although "I'm a Nut" was extremely
successful as a novelty offering.
Chorus Work Excellent
On the whole the chorus work was
excellent. Charming gowns were worn
by the fair maidens and they looked
less like men than they have in past
years. The dancing was also very
creditable, and the only criticism that
can be made of the chorus is that its
singing had not enough volume to car-
ry well over the footlights.
The beautiful scene of the Cabaret
Mornet with the colored lights playing
on the fountain, has not been equalled
in past Union operas and in fact the
staging of the entire irformance pre-
sented a professional appearance.
The first night was marred, as it us-
ually is in an amateur production by
several hitches throughout the per-
formance, but these may easily be
eradicated before Friday night and-
when'the show goes "on the road" it
will undoubtedly be as near profes-
sional as it is possible for amateurs to
make it.

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FOR SALE-Swedish Electric Vibrat-
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for 3 days trial, or call evenings, 223
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LOST-An Eastman vest-pocket Ko-
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the field of household economy and produced
devices which have wrought a revolution there?
Even as machinery contributed to the Industrial
so has ELECTRALIZATION contributed to the r
household economy.
Among the many devices which we handle, men
made of only a few. But we invite you to call and
entire display.
Electric Vacuum Cleaner Electric Bed-Wa
Electric Stove Electric Toaster
Electric Flatiron Electric Curling
Electrically Heated Nursing Bottle
PRICES MODERATE AND TERMS REASONA
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We have just opened our store at 118 EAST HURON ST., where
are manufacturing and selling Hats at Economy Prices. This, though our pr
cipal line is but a portion of our business. We also make clothes of every
scription for man and what is more we make them fit.
Merely to introduce this line we will, for an indefinite period, make
Your Spring or Summer Suit for only $13.50
What is more we guarantee you a PERFECT FIT, QUALITY and STY
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We make our own candy
Main St. Near Liberty

FACTORY HAT STORE

118 East Huron St.

W. W. Mann, Proprietor

There is a shop.
Proprietor " Pop;"
Serves things to eat
Both good and sweet
Willtreatyou right
Morn, noon and night

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Cigars, cigarettes. Tobacce
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members of Senior class-our
tment devoted to the sale and
of caps and gowns is now
to take measurements and or-
rom all classes. . Sample gowns
materials are being displayed on
ird floor. Mack & Co.
Current Opinion Scholarship
provides dignified employment
)llege students, and is endorsed
ominent educators everywhere.
u are self-suppo;,ing, secure a
of "The Open Door to a College
,tion" from Philip P. Angier, stu-
representative, 1030 Oakjand;
30-M. Send postcard, if unable
1. 119
1 the person who took a pair of
from the Engineers' Social club
at the Union, Tuesday evening,
1 the same to 901 E. Washington?
494-M. 119

WANTED.-Two orchestra seats be-
tween the 8th and 16th rows for Fri-
day evening, in exchange for two
seats in box for the same night. Call
185. 119
FOR SALE-May Festival "Cover Cou-
pon." Reasonable. Call Armstrong,
494-M.
Hats For Holy Men,
The hats worn by the Holy Men in
"A Model Daughter," the Michigan Un-
ion opera, were made especially at
The Factory Hat Store, 118 East Huron
St., 'V. W. Mann, Prop. 119
Fraternities and Sororities can buy
a new Edison Diamond Disc Phono-
graph on the Easy Payment Plan-of
Lyndon. 119
FOR SALE CHEAP-$50 Victrola and
records-like new. A. S. Lyndon.

ALLEN SELLS GOOD CLOTHING.
SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES.
Suits at $10.00-All Wool.
Suits at $15.00-All Wool, Hand Tai-
lored.
Suits at $20.00-Adlers' Make and'
Style.
Suits at $25.00-Equal to Finest Cus-;
tom Work.
ALLEN'S GOOD CLOTHES STORE,
Main Street. tf

I HENRY & CO., Merchant Tai

71 1 N. University Ave.

Ann Arbor,

Can meet all competition in tailoring. Also adv-
of our 20 years' experience as makers of high
garments.

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Tailors to

the beautiful !Iines and
soft curves embodied
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tailored garments.
Our coatmakers are ex-
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