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SELTONA
Prints in daylight and
tones itself. Beautiful
Sepia prints with little
work.

Teach your dollars to have more
sense by trading at Wadhams &
Co. Lasting satisfaotion with ev-
ery transaction.

for Spring. Also a full line of the
most up-to-date hats and caps. Don't
forget to see our special shirt bargain
for $1.00
Remember that we have the famous Society Brand
Clothes. Come in and get your suit.

adharns e& Co.
121-123 South Main Street

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Suits Cleaned and Pressed
and repaired
Cor. Main and Huron---Over Farmer's
and Mechanic's Bank.

alk Over Shoes
to Main St. and save a dollar
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' Sole Leather Tip Oxfords our Price
$500

CAMPUSMILES
Mhii worriendum est.-Phin-
eas.
{ The Loophole.
"1 hear we're to
Call it Heerta,"
Said the Funniman;
We'll be sure to
Call it Hoorta,
Where and when we can;
But if we dare to
Call it H-airta,
We won'terr much we trow;
To turn the trick,
We'll call him Vic.
And fool 'em all y'know.
Note: Forget metre, emphasize
"we're to" etc. Smiles.
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NEWS FROM THE FRONT
Gov. Ferris has called out every M.
A. C.* man, saying that the members
of this club will be thrown against
the bulwarks of Mexico.
* Stands for Mexican Athletic Club.
The Weather
Today: Fair and balmy.
Tomorrow: Rain, snow, hail thun-
der, lightning, cyclones, earthquakes
--. and cabs cost two bucks.
--
Cooley to Evaluate Pere Marquette.
-Yesterday's Daily headline.
Our deepest sympathy, dean.
---
'I like to see foreigners take up
American styles while in America,"
said little Nemo last night, "but when
the self confessed best dressed man on
the campus' appears for an eight
o'clock wearing a pair of yellow cham-
ois gloves, it's time to call out the F.
K.* brigade."
* Meaning Fool Killer:
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It will be easy to locate the silver
spoon society men on Friday. They
all will wear dress suits to the soph
prom.
The fits prob'ly don't care whether the
pow-wow is held up or down the
river, so long as they can
get in on the game.
At a regular meeting of the soph
engineers a motion to Include the soph
lits In the second annual pow-wow to
be held May 22, up the river was voted
down.- Yesterday's Daily.
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Adaline Moore?
ALLEN SELLS GOOD CLOTHING.
SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES.
Suits at $1.00-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
Diemel linen mesh underwear at Lin-
denschmitt Apfel & Co's. tf
FOR SALE CHEAP-High-grade tour-
ing car. Racy type. Must be dispos-
ed of this week. Address A. R. care
of Michigan Daily not later than
April 24.
WANTED-Old shoes by Tom Lovell.
No low cuts. Send postal for call.

AGENTS-Men and Women
Make too per cent, selling Winan's
Clothes Line Tightener-newest thing out.
Patented. Sells on sight, write for par-
ticulars.
DAVIDGE-WORDEpN Co.
Water St. Bingharnpton, N. Y

MUSIC AND DRAMA

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ANN ARI

A very engaging program, drawn
largely from the composers of the ro-
mantic school, was given yesterday af-
ternoon by Mrs. George B. Rhead in
the last historical recital of the sea-
son.
The numbers presented a striking
contrast. The delicate, sparkling ser-
enity of the. Mozart, "Tema con varia-
zoni," was followed by two rich and
brilliant Liszt numbers.- The climax
of the program was reached in the
Grieg, G. minor Ballade,-Grieg's
greatest work for the pianoforte. With
its audacious dissonances supporting
grandly weird and haunting harmo-
nies, all demanding the greatest re-
sources of technique and temperament,
Mrs. Rhead's interpretation of it de-
serves the warmest praise.
San Carlo Opera Company
Mme. Edvige Vaccari, the distin-
guished colorature soprano of the San
Carlo Grand Opera Company, which
come to the Whitney theatre on Friday
and Saturday, April 24 and 25, has
been termed by the discriminating
critics of San Francisco, "The Little
Tetrazzini." Her voice is so clear and
sweet that it is said at times to take
on the peculiar quality of musical
glasses. She can soar to the dizziest
vocal heights without the slightest
falling away of her tones. Mme. Vac-
cari will sing the florid music allotted
to Lucy Ashton in "Lucia di Lammer-
moor," which will be given Friday
night. The Henry of the cast will be
Angelo Antola, a noted Italian bari-
tone.
Address Tom Lovell, City.
WANTED-Three men for summer
work. Salary. Call 2472-M between
7:00 and 9:00 a. in. and 12:00 and
2:00 p. m. for appointment. 141-42
WANTED-A few good men to join a
Michigan Law Grad. 1911 for sum-
mer in Winnipeg, Canada, on a high
grade selling proposition. He is av-
eraging $12.00 per day now. $65 per
month and car fare guaranteed.
Phone 359-M. tf
WANTED-Women students who need
to make some money for summer to
know that we can use some high
grade educational work and guaran-
tee $100 and expenses. Phone 359-
M. tf
WANTED-To rent a good modern 8
room house in University District.
Possession soon. Phone 359-M. tf
LOST-Bill case, containing bills, Un-
ion membership card and theatre
passes. Reward. Gordon O. Cooke,
914 E. Huron. Tel. 494-J. 141-2
LOST-One rubber soled dancing
pump taken in place of leather soled
pump at last Fresh Lit. dance at
Michigan Union. Finder exchange at
Daily office. 141

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Watch Repairing
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