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ME LATEST STYLES.
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Order Your Visitinyg
Cards Now
Plate and 100 Cards
Script $1.50

t tine of Woolens
ly to select from~

Plate and 100 Cards
old English $2.75
Plate and 100 Cards
shaded-old English
$3.00
The above aret he three most
popular styles.
Place your order now at

entered' at the postoffce at Ann Arbo
Michigan under Act Qf Congress of March
1879.
Offices Ann Arbor Press Building. Su ,
scription p rice: by carrier, $2.50; by mnail
$3.00. Want Ad. Stations: Press Buildiiig'
Quarry's Pharmnacy; Uniersity Pharmacy; C
Davs, or.Packard and State.
Telephonies 960 and 2414.
Ikaurice Toulme......... Managing Editor
Adna Johnson......Business Manager
H. Beach Carpenter .......... News Fditor
Fred F oulk .......Assistant to Editor
F. M. Church............ ...Sports E~ditor
Leonard Rieser...... . Intercollegiate Editor
Robert Tannahill .. MuianDrm
Glenn MunnMui nDrm
Harold Abbott..............Cartoonist
Lillian Thomso. ...........Woamen's Editor

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ED. f .T...R..VALiS s jyuw A meeting of the newly electedco-
Paul B1~,har mittee on junior advisors will be held
Louiter Rosenbaum somete next week to formulate

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NIGHT EDITORS
I~eo Burnett Chester Lang
Hlenry Rummel Jabin HEsu
F'. F. McI~inney Walter Nye
On Sport Staff
Carlton Jenks Bernuis Kline
TV. Hawley 'rapping Bruce Miles
RPORTERS
P. F. Thompson J.M.Brrt
C. A. Swainsoa D. R. Ballentine
R S. Collins Leon Greenebaum
h;. C. Roth H. R: Marsh
C. L. Muller J. F. Jordan
Donald Sarbaugh D. A. Wallace
Reubeti Peterson NV. A. P. 'john
Willis Qoodenow
ASSISTANTS TO BUSINES§ NMANAGER
Sherwood' Field/ Harry Johnson
John S. Leonard F.: G. Millard
BUSINESS STAFF
R. V. Leffler, R. J. l-ofniann
A. H. Torrey Myron Watkins
WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1914.
Night ,Editor-D. R. Ballentine.
A XMAN AND HIS5 CRITICS.
No man-wvho is man--fears criti-
cism. The fair critic is probably the
best friend a person can have--but he
must be just, he must be intelligent
and he must be sympathetic, if it is to
accomplish the only purpose that crit-
icism, serves. Otherwise, it is useless,
inhumane and beneath the notice of
the men against whoM it is directed.
To understand is to forgive. Harsh-
ness wotnds and maims. It is not
corrective:
WILL YOU BE ONE?
In the scuffle and hurry of this none
too closely organized campus of ours,
many and many an idea is thrown' to
the winds. Many, many more are put
into execution for ai year or two, then
die an unnatural death, either because
instant and complete success has not
crowned the venture or because of the
lack~ of initiative.
Professor C. 0. Davis, with effective
and sincere aid from the senior lits,
has succeeded in putting into working
order the :senior advisory system.
Much good has been accomplished.
The possibilities for the future are
even greater.; Each year hundreds of
homesick, bewildered freshmen are in-
troduced to our intricate, and sensi-
tiv e university society. They, should
not be allowed to mope, in their rooms
to have their hearts eaten out with bit-
ter loneliness The freshman needs a
"big brother," some one to tell' him
what to do and how to do it to become
a respectable part of this society of
ours. He must be taught Michigan tra-
ditions and ways. and means of the.
campus. Michigan is learning not to
sneer at the freshman, not to throw
childish obstacles in his path, not to

plans or procteuure ror thie com~ing yearF.
All sophomore' women., whose scho-
lastic record is clear, and who wish to
act as junior advisors next year, are
urged to send a postal bearing a state-
ment to that effect to Dean Jordan 'be-
fore the end of this week.
Junior women who met with the
freshmen at luncheon at the Union last
Saturday are planning a joint senior-
sophomore entertainment, to be given
at the opening of the new college year,
probably q~ the Saturday following
Dean Jordan's reception to the sopho-
mores.
The meeting of the Women's Dramatic
association announced for, today has
been postponed until Monday,,May 18,
when plans for the vaudeville perform-
ance to be given by the women's league
will be discussed.
Miss Post, director of Barbour gym-
nasium, will not be able to receive to-
day.
Velox Paper is used by all large Am-
ateur Finishers BECAUSE IT IS THE
BEST. It costs more than any other,
but the quality is such that, the Pho-
tographer who aims to give the very
best results is waillig to pay the dif-
14 ence. For example:-
' 4 x5 Velox $2.00 per gro.
4'xl5 Azo $1.25 per gro.
}4 x 5 Cyko $1.35 per gro.
t 4 x 5 Argo $1.35 per gro.
Let Lyndon-
Sell you Fresh Eastman Films or a
tlatesb model Kodak.
'Then let Lyndon-
Develop your films by the :Modern
'Tank Method nd print them on Velox.
5 ALLEN-SELLS GOOD CLOTHING.
SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES.
Suits at $10.00-All Wool.
suits at $15.00-All Wool, Hand Tai-
rlored.
Suits at $20.40-Adlers' Make and
Style.
S Suits at $25.00--Equal to Finest Cus-

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You pick your fabric; choose your style; then
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We offer the greatest cloth variety: make ex-
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Whiite flannel and serge trousers $6.oo and up.
We will half line these trousers without extra
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Course tickets
$4.00 and $5.oo.
Certs will begin,>

on sale up to and including Saturday, Mfay 2, only, 'at
On Mtiondlay, MaY 4, the sal- of tickets for single con-
at tLOO and $i.So each.

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Sterling Silver Pencils, K~nives and Nox elties

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ALLEN'S GfOOD CLOTHES STORE,
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Fresh films are a necessity-Elast-
man speed films are 2best for this sea-
son. We offer you fresh Eastman speed
films every day in the year. Lyndon.
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The musical people of Ann Arbor

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make him appear absurd and ridlcu- and vicinity who have investigated
ions, thoroughly, decide on the Victor Vic-
The 1916 class has work ahead of it, trola as a means of transmitting their
to equal and surpass the record of the favorite selections. The best Artists in
present class. This "big brother" all lines. -Grinnell Bros. easy payment
movement must not go by the boards. plan will assist you to place one in
Its efficiency must increase with every your home. 120 and 122 E. Liberty St.
year. Phone 1707.

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Fraternities Notice-,
Ac your pirty ti hit of the season it will beto your
:age to look over our lime of Party Decorations.

Festoons
Tally Cards -
Place Cards
Programi~s
menius-

Crepe Papers
serpentines
Dinner Favors
LuncA Sets
Napkins

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Us Furnish-Your Next order cif Dance or Banquet Programs

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A.,. CHASE DIANOS
Here is order for three more Style A Upright Pianos.
Of the pianos purchased of you last year the Concert Grand
is superb---winning frienus for our Conservatory constantly.
The possession of a fall equipment of your =txrellent
pianos here has had no insignificant part in the Success
of our dasartment.
$ARLE ,,G. RILLREIN
Director D~ept. of Music, Coe Coliege' Cedar Rapids, Iowa

at French Parlors on Lib,

off State. Step in.
:very day until 9:00I
from 9:30l to 4:30 only.
Kodaks.-10c. Lyndon.

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