THIS UIOBIUAN DAILY
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Duck and Flannel Trousers,
Tennis and Golf Shirts
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Here's a -
Tariff Tip
EVERYTHING THAT IS, NEW
Is shown here ready for your choosing
Fine English and Scotch Woolens will
be found this Spring, for the first time,
in the medium as well as higher priced
Stein-Bloch Smart Clothes.
The new Tariff makes this possible.
Closeness to the foreign markets makes
the Stein-Bloch showing most compre-
hensive. Why not take the tip ?
Balmacaans in all the new colors.
Lindoenschmidt, Apfcl & Co.
Clothiers and Furnishers
Straw Hats
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Season 1914---Now on display
TINKER & Company
Cor. State and William Sts.
THE NEW BALMACAN
SLIP-ON
RAGLAN COATS
The outer garment fad of the hour
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PROFILE
THE LONG GRIND
will be past In seven weeks more
TH EN HOME
Before you go, you will need light dry goods for the Summer.
You can buy
LACES EMBROIDERIES
HOSIERY UNDERWEAR
WINDSOR TIES SILK GLOVES
at our store.
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Scarf slide spac
and lock from
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H. S. PINNEY t. CO. 614 E. Liberty St.
The Store Where a Dollar Does Its Duty
Oldest 8mnosd in Amnica
UNITED SHIRT-& cOLLAR. co.'TROF .Y.
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CAMPUSMILES
G(ve me strength, oh Lord!-
Wesley.
Prohibition
The pistol barks; the bodies jerk,
The heaving muscles strain and kink;
Full forty men have awful work,
To keep from going in to drink.
The smiler threw one of the best
games of his college career, holding
Cornell to three scattered hits, two
of which were fluke singles.
-Excerpt from Daily.
-Which is merely another of our
accomplishments.
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No weights.
No springs.
No magnets.
No electricity.
No gas.
No compressed air.
What makes it go?
Ask the man inside.
-Card on glass*clock in Main street
window.
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Phi Beta Kappa
All We Know
of Is' the BEST
Everything new in Spring Suits and Overcoats,
Spring Neckwear, Spring Underwear, Immense
showing in Spring Manhattan Shirts.
It is high time for a new Spring Hat, and you
can't use too much care in choosing i t. Pick
yours here and you can be sure it's absolutely
right in every respect.
THE BIG STORE COR. WASHINGTON and MAIN
Reule, Conlin & Fiegel
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SOPHOMORE WOMEN ELECTED #
TO MEMBERSHIP IN WYVERN
Jewelry of Quality
Good solid reasons why you
should buy your jewelry from us
will be found by looking through
our line of fresh desirable goods-
up to date in style and honest iwr
quality.
SGH.ANDER ER & SEYFRIED
113 E. Liberty Ste
WAI KING LOO
Come Up and Try
George's Chop Suey
Delicious chinese and American Dishes.
Always some=
thing new in
DRY GOODS,
Notions and
Ready=to =wear
The store that always treats you fair
SCHROEN BROS,
Phone 1000
1 24 South Main
Wyvern, honorary society for junior
women, elected the following sopho-
mores to membership at the last reg-
ular meeting: Martha Gray, Grace
Fletcher, Aris Van Deusen, Helen Dow;
Jessie Spence, Beatrice Lambrecht,
Helen Humphries, Marian Stowe, Ruth
Brown, Helen Blair,Louise Potter, Ber-
tha Pulford, Ida Lewis, Helen Tuthill
and Mildred Carpenter.
Buy your key of Arnold
& Co., Jewelers, Main
Street. They have made
them for several years.
Their keys are 14k gold,
finely made, prices lower
than some others. Orders
may be left now for de-
livery upon issuance of
the proper certificate from
the Secretary. See th e
samples.
ROWE'S LAUNDRY
406 DETROIT STREET
The Link between College and Hot
TUTTLE";.
on State Street
We Serve Hot Lunch
ARNOLD ( CO.
Jewelers
220 S. Main St.
UNIVERSITY NOTICES
Easy. The man inside of the clock
pushes the hands around.
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UMBRELLAS, $1.00 UP
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Flowers I
Cousi81S (~Hd
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TRANSIT MARKET
Win. LINDEMAN
DEALER IN
Fresh and Salt Meats
Cho.oe Cut Flowers
Fne lot of Palms and Ferns for Decorating
Cor. 12th St. and S. lnlv. Ave. Phone 1 15
PORK, HAM.POULTRYEtc.
Bell Phone 2294
212 N.4th Ave.
All entries in the Union tennis tour-
nament will report at the Union at 4:00
o'clock to be notified by a posted list
whom they play Monday.
All men who submitted books in the
competition for the 1915 Michigan Un-
ion Opera get their manuscripts at the
Union office.
Deutscher Verein upper section for
women meet at 7:00 o'clock Monday
night.
LOST-A 3nh Conklin fountain pen on
Friday. Perhaps near vicinity of
Tug-of-War. Reward if returned to
1027 E. University. Call 411. 162
LOST-Between 9 and 10:00 o'clock
Saturday a. m. a black leather purse
containing about $6. Finder please
notify Mrs. Osborne, 425 S. Division
St. 162
FOUND-At Michigan Central Depot,
Friday afternoon, a gold watch and
chain. Owner may have same by
calling Phone 542-M, and paying for
this ad. 162
WANTED-Fifty ushers for Joan of
Arc Pageant, May 21. Apply Mon-
day, room 23 old engineering build-
ing. 162
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-State St. Sign.
And how much would they be worth
down?
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When a fellow waltzes up, grabs
your mitt and says, "Congrats. old top,
you deserve it," put him down as a fel-
ler who wanted the job or wants a job.
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Mr. Johnsing: Mistah Bones, can you
tell me why Smith and Seward running
the hundred on opposite sides of the
track are like two masons in a far and
stranger land?
Mr. Bones: Mister Johnson, having
been busy watching the preliminaries
in the pole vault, I cannot formulate
an opinion on your deep question. But
suppose you elucidate for the benefit
of our audience.
Mr. Johnsing: Well, Smith and Sew-
ard running the hundred on opposite
sides of the track are like two Masons
in a far country because there is al-
ways a bond betwen them. Ho, ho!
Introducing St.Michael, our airy sprite,
in his wonderful feat of strength of
throwing a five cent sack of widely ad-
vertised tobacco into the wind. The
stirring strains, Frank.*
* Our stock joke.
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"Last call for the Smiler."
LOST-Ladies gold watch, Friday af-
ternoon on city car or near Michi-
gan Central station. Reward if re-
turned to M. Spier. 836 Tappan
Road. 162
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-
t
tographer who aims to give the very
best results is willing to pay the dif-
feren'e. For example:-
4 x 5 Velox $2.00 per gro.'
4 x 5 Azo $1.25 per gro.
4 x 5 Cyko $1.35 per gro.
4 x 5 Argo $1.35 per gro.
Let Lyndon-
Sell you Fresh Eastman Films or a
latest model Kodak.
Then let Lyndon-
I)evelop your films by the Modern
Tank Method nd print them on Velox.
Open every day until 9:00 p. In.
Sundays from 9:30 to 4:30 only. Rent
Eastman Kodaks-10c. Lyndon. eod
Fresh films are a necessity-East-
man speed films are best for this sea-
son. We offer you fresh Eastman speed
films every day in the year. Lyndon.
eod Wed
Hie still continues
business at
613 Williams
his
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ANNOUNCEMENT
J. H. Lambert, the
well known shoe repair
man, has opened a
combination shoe re-
pairing and clothes
pressing establishment
at
301 S. State St
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SOMETHING NEW
We are the First to show the new Tartan
suitings. Come in and see the different
shades
MAX P. KRUTSCH
Varsity Tailor 117 E.'Liberty St.
Best shine at French Parlors on
erty just off State. Step in.
Lib
We demagnetize watches.
Jewelry Co., State St.
Haller
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Fraternities Notice
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WANTED-To rent small cottage or
apartments furished for light house-
keeping from June 15 to Sept. 1.
Preferably near S.W. corner of Cam-
pus. Call Watson, 236, at meal time.
SAVE YOUR WATCH-Watches
dropped in the river should be brought
immediately to Haller Jewelry Co., for
examination and repairs.
FOR SALE-One half interest in the
typewriting business of Zewadski
and Evanson. For particulars in-
quire at office 310 So. State street
upstairs. 159-60
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. t
You can rent one or fifty kodaks to
day at 10 cents each. Lyndon.
Sat.-Sun.
The famous Weymann Mandolute
and Martin Guitars sold at Schaeberl
& Sons Music House, Main St. t
See Grinnell Bros. space for Spe
cial ads: It may interest you. t
To make your piety tht hit of th- season it will b-to your
advantage to look over our line of Party Decorations.
Festoons
Tally Cards
Place Cards
Programs
Menus
Crepe Papers
Serpentines
Dinner Favors
Lunch Sets
Napkins.
The Worlds Famous Artists
appear in our city
THI S WEEK
Should you not be able to hear them we can supply you with
VICTOR RECORDS & VICTROLA
so that you can listen to them any time at home.
FOR SALE-American and
Encyclopedia of Law, 32
Second edition. Call 1876.
English
volumes.
160-1-2
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Let Us Furnish Your Next Order of Dance or Banquet Programs
The Mayer-Schairer Co.
Stationers, Printers, Binders
ain Street Ann Arbor, Mich.
112 S. Ma
GRINNELL BROS.
120-122 E. Liberty St.
Phone 1707
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Tleptone Cadillac 4524
LET DIET
Tailor for
Make Your Spring Suit.
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Men
British Woolens
YOU CAN BUY!!
The best
Meats, Poultry and Fish
at the
S. P. Giesendorfer Market
201 E. Washingtons S.
You do NOT
Gamble -
when you buy va
rubber soled foot-
wear from me.
Because my better
grades of rubber soled shoes and oxfords are made for me by
a factery that has made a specialty of this class of footwear
1,'r the past ten years (originators "- the thin leather toe splice). I have
sold them here to rthe past eight years and have the exclusive sale lorAn
Arbor. NOTHING BETTER REGARDLESS OF PRIC.
119 East Liberty St.
$35. to $60.
94 West Fort Street
Detroit
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MAEDEL is making a specialty of Cap and Gown Portrait
STUDIO, 119 E. LIBERTY ST. OPPOSITE GRINNELL'S MVSIC STORE