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The Season is Here Agin
We are In a better position than
Fver to supply your wants In Go)lf
We are the wale agents for the
Crawford Me Gregor
Clubs
Come in and look them over
Golf Blls are much cheaper than
last year. You can buy Halls now
at 50 and 65c and save money.
OUR LINE IS COMPLETE
SHseEHA

THlE MICHIGAN DAILY!
Official newspaper at the University of -Mich-
igan. Published every morning except Moil-
Jay during the university year.
Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor,
Michigan tinder. Act of Congress of March 3,
;:79.
Offices Ann Arbor Press Building. Sub-
scription prce, by carrier, $2.50 ; by mail,
$3.00. W'ant Ad. Stations: Press iBuilding,.
Quarry's Pharmacy; University harmacy; C.
1I. Davis, Cor. Packard and State.
Telephones o60 and 2414.
Maurice Toulme.... ...Managing Lditor'
Adna Johnson ...........Business Manager
1-I. Beach Carpenter ........News Editor
Fred Fount.............Assistant to Fdiror
F. M. Church.................ports Ed itor
Leonard Rieser .....Intercollegiate Editor.
Robert Tannahill Muian raa
Glenn Munn Musf andDram
Harold Abbott f . ...........Cartoonist
Lillian.................... Women's Editor

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Mitts, Gloves, etc., etc. his core

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EDTOIAS arldHilrPaul Blanshard
Marshall Foote Lester Rosenbaum
Louis David.
NIGHT EDITORS
Leo Burnett Chester Lang
Henry Rummel Jabin 1-Isu
F. F. McKinney Walter Nye
On Sport Staff
Carlton Jenks Bemnus Kline
'I, Hlawley Tapping Bruce Miles
REPORTERS
P. F. Thompson J. M, Barrett
C. A. Swainsou D. R. Balleatine
1. S. Collins Leon Greenebaum
F. C. Rath fl. R. Marsh
C. L. Muiller J. F. Jordan
I1runald Sarbaugh D, A. Wallace
lReube~n Peterson W...1'. Johan
Willis Goodenow.,

The material being woven to our
order you are assured of exzclusive
patterns and colorings ins all g rade~s
frot$r .50 up. Look for the pur-
ple band across the neck of every
shirt; it's the mark of
TROY'S BEST PRODUCT
EARL & WILSON
Makers of RED-MAN Collars
CAMPUSMILES
Roi olt qul n)- soaarit pas,.
-Scob;.
To day 's Colaunlil 'wsas edited aadeoln-
ti-Uted b)y Uni-ersity women,
1lal~ad oi' Never ;AaiI
Edulcation is tvexation,

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1 UNITED LINES
RBOR TIME TABLE
press Cars for Detroit-7 1c
urly to 6:10 p. M". also 8:1o
etrot-s :4o a. in., 6 :06 a. in.,
hours to 6:06 p. m., 7:06 p.
19: io p. mn., and 10:45 . im.
)nvt : c 5p. im., i12:1 Sp.mi.

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Spring and
Summer, Styles
SeeourWe are the people wli
See Ourpossible for you to bu,
CWaSSY at reasonable prices.
Creations
for SWell Domnest ic and Im portc
Dressers are ready for your iris
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Take a nice shave, a clean bAth
and put on a suit of Clothes-
tailored by Rtd. V. Price Co. Wt
will subtract a few years from
your looks without reducing
the size of your pocketbook
very much. A sure cure gur-
teed. Try tot remedy.'

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ASSISTANTS TO 'BUSINESS MANAGER l Fine Arts is a fright;
Sherwood Field marry Johnson!
John S. Leonard F. G. MillardI Psychologep perplexes me,

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BUSINESS STAFF
R. V. TLefller 1Z. J. Hofmnan
A. 1I. Tlorrey Mlyron Watkins
THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1914.
Night Editor-Paul F. Thompson.
GE'RM1'S-.
The university health service is just
beginning in a broader field of endeav-
or- -that of preventative medicine and
hygienic instruction. Until this time,
the staff members have been so over-
'whelmed with the prodigious amount
of work required by student treatments
that the sanitary conditions surround-
ing our local life have necessarily gone
without their proper share of atten-
tion.
The idea of a responsible represen-
tative, from each house group, prom-
ises a much needed reform by at once
the most practicable and helpful
mjeans. As a representative of the
health service the house members will
be given opportunity for instruction
and advice in such a manner that it
will be of lasting benefit, not "only to
the group but also to the individual, in
his student and later years. In an
official capacity, the student represen-
tative may closely observe conditions
in his own group and by avoiding un-
sanitary practices, and taking proper
precautions, control health measures.
A benefit in the way of better health
will certainly be gained. Take heed,
therefore of the germ of this new idea.

.nd as for Greek:-Good niglht!
-Clytie O'11t.
No Worse '!hlan a Colid
'Thie girl who sits in front of me in
class wears in her hat a long stick-out
thing that brushes my nose and makes
n e sneeze every t ime -She turns her
heaid. What canl I do to get relief
without being rude ?-Decfenlcelcss
Male.
One of those rubber nose guards
would do the business, and might be
handy in case you made the te am.
Why Certainly
1. Will you kindly give me the der-
ivation, pronunciation, and meaning of
"The Dansaute,"' which occurs so of-
ten in the papers nowadays? Is "the"
an article?
iT. ill you kindly tell me howv to
pr1Oioounce "Mai xe ?"-G adys de-
lo ,gs Q
Aeccording to a membher of the astro-
nomhical staff Nwho has been studying>
the fixed stars, of the Argeontine stage,
"The Dansante" is a Portugecse cor-
ruption of "The Dance Aunty," and is
so pronounced. It means a dancing
party to wvhiclh everybody invites the
aunt of somebody else. "T!he" is the
definite article, dual numhber, superla-I
tive case, to agree with "T1ango" un
derstood.
Maxixe is pronounced by taking a
thin wine glass and biting a semi-cir-
cular piece out of it in two bites.
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(iiercliez Lu Femnme
C'o-ed: I saw the announcement of

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____i your engagement in The M]ichigan Di-
RAGS, BONES AND HAIR. ] y yesterday, and on the front page,
Men are frauds! Instructor T-1-m-n: That was no
There are many of us--men of a co- place for it.
educational system-who assume an Co-ed: Whaddyu mean, no platce for
utter disdain for woman. And it is it?
quite the romantic thing to do. Nothing Instructor T-1-m-n: It should hatve
will arouse attention and pique femi- 'been in the "Of. Intrest to W'omen" col-
nine curiosity, quite so much as msns- umn.--A.B.X.
culine indifference or proud hauteur. E Sinillifi d Itlian
But spring is here, spring with its Professor: Witat is the word for
soft winds, its subtle persuasions and "Sir?"
irresistable temptations. Fortify your- She: Signor.
selves, you rascals! Professor: But in address?
Ordinarily it takes but a smile, only She again: Oh--Signorita-l}. T. Z.
a deliberately coquettish smile, at that, -o
to completely unarm you. Men are Doctor: Are you ever troublled with
a blustering lot of frauds, after all, nightmare?
And woman has a sense of humor, Student: Only when I eat horserad-
too. ish. -Y ..W. C.

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1G SHIRTS

ast received a complete line of SOFT SHIRTS
th new style collar attached or detached.
egligees in handsome patterns.
he ADJES TO sleeve Shirt---"best Ever"
te new BALLMACAAN Coats all sizes.

1(herlising C(ofests IEi'd April IS
All competing material for the ad-
vertising contests,' for which $500.00)
in prizes has been offered, must be
mailed to Prof. F. N. Scott, chairman'
of the committee on courses on Jour-
nalism, before the first Saturday after
spring .vacation. Any questions re-
gardling the contest will be answered
by Profess'or Scott.
WANTED-A few teachers to handle
an educational proposition duringR tr e va ti n G u a to ] S l -
ry basis. Call 24 72-Ml between 8:00
and 10:00 A. M., between 1:00 and
4:0Of P. M. 1 37-2'

W'ANTED-An educated in
under Prof. J. B. Dail at
Ohio, during Vac tion
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Suits at $20.00~
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