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SELTONA
dollars to have more
ing at Wadhams &
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ion.
Prints in daylight and
tones itself. Beautiful
Sepia prints with little
work.
Calkins Pharmacy
for Spring. Also a full line of
most ,up-to-date hats and caps.]
forget to see our special shirt baj
for $1.00
Remember that we have the famous Society
Clothes. Come in and get your suit.
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A. MARQUARDT
of foriuni
Suits Cleaned and Pressed
and repaired
Cor1 Main and Huron---Over Farmer's
and Mechanic's Bank',
CAMPIJSMILES
Mkodesty thou art indeed a Jew-
el.!-Pope.
At the close of the finda twilight con-
cert on Tuesday, Earl Moore is report-
ed to have miade the statement that lie
will give a concert of popular ragtime
music on the Columzbian organ, April
26th at 11:59 p. mn.,.Tn this manner lie
hopes to pttract that. class of students
who are unable to appreciate classical
music, and hie will probably inter-
sperse several classical pieces between
the. popular stuff.
Below is the dedicatory rag, written
especially for the occasion, by Irving
Leipzig. It will be printed in gray ink
on the black paper souvenir program.
Remember the date! April 26th, 11:59
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CONTINUOUS SHOW FROM 7 TO 10 P.M.
"Come when you like, stay
as long as you please."
COMPLETE CHANGE PROGRAM NIGHTLY
NOTICE! - From now on High.
Class Pictures will be shown
nights when there are no regu-
lar shows.
ALL SEATS lOc
3Shows Each Night
3 7P. M. TO 10 P.M.
JEWELRY,
Extensive Stock at
Reasonable Prices
Skilled and Trustworthy
Watch Repairing
OPTICAL SUPPLIES
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When the Steel Mills of Gary Grow
Cold Mamie Darling.
Mamie was a tan go kid,
She danced from morn to night;
She one stepped, two stepped, hopped
and glid,
Where'er the lights were bright.
She came to dear Ann Arbor town,
And heard that twilight organ play;
She ran home for her tango gown,
And sang upon the wa-a-a-y.
Refrain (from singing)
Oh, Mister Moore, oh please, oh please,
Please play that tune once more.
Play on themr chimes, that big base
stop,
Oh, gee, my shoulders have to hop,
When I get on the floor!!!
For I don't care where I may be,
Your music's all the same to me,
Your playing I adore.
Oh, please repeat that "Mugwump
Dance"
That "Tray Mootard," that "Angels'
Prance"-
/' $ O :
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Oh, Mister Moore, please
tune again!! ! !!
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play that
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Guess the Sex of L. T.T!
Smiles: The announcement that the
boulevards were to be improved by the
addition of benches was in the wrong
place. It should have been run under
"Of Interest to Women."-L. T.
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Wild Life in Nebraska.
PERSONAL-Will the gentleman who
took. the pink slipper from Hall's
dance hall, kindly return the same
to 143 E. Gaylord St. and oblige.-
Want ad. in "The Olympian" 7(Ne-
braska College of Women.)
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Training Ti,
means denying yourself many pleasant
bars out Coca-Cola. The leadinga
players in the country endorse it. In~
or on the field they drink ',t for the
benefit they have found it contains.
Delicious - Refri
Thirst -Quenc.
Tip Oxfords our Price
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4-c Atlanta, Ga.
rth University Ave.
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Are you familiar with its Wonderful Opportunities? Call at
our warerooms and let us demonstrate them for you-All the
latest Rolls.
GRINNELL ]BROS.
The'quee
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E. W. Brennan,
Proprietor
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Phone 1707
must be executed by the athlete
can think fast, who is quick ofj
mien t keen of eye and :swif t ofl
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food for building brawn, brain and bone,
It nourishes the mind and body, strengthens th
tissues and helps---so fa
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SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES.
Suits at $10.00-All Wool.
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Suits at $20.00-.Adlers' Make and
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Suits at $25.00-Equal to Finest Cus-
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"Mullins" canoes. C. A. Swainson,
agent. Phone 1330-M.
"Old. Town" Canoes. D. H. Bell,
agent. Phone 659-J.
Incereases Cleanliness and Efficiency. Telephone for our
Representative to call and give you expert advice for your Kitchen equip-
mient.
Washtenaw Gas Company
GOOD CLOTHES STORE}
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