newspaper at the Universit
bbshed every morning ex,
9 the uniiverscity year.
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irds Now
Plate and 100 Cards Script
$1.50
Plate and 100 Cards Old
English $2.75
Plate and 100 Cards Shaded
Old English $3.00
bove are the three most
styles.
your order now at
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Michigan wider Act of Congress of Marcah
1879.
Offices Ann Arbor Press Building. Su .
scr iption price: by carrier, $2.5o; by matl
$3.00. Want Ad. Stations: Press Buildin~g,
Quarry's Pharmacy ; University Pharmacy; C.
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Telephones 96o and x414.
lb'aurice Toulme .......... Managing Editor
Adna jobnsun ............ Business Manager
H. Beach Carpenter............ News Editor
Fred Foulk .......... .... Assistant to Editor
F. M. Church ................Sports Edifor
Leonard Rieser........Iuntercollegiate ditor
Robert Tannahil.....Music and Drama
Glenn Munn .''''
Harold Alibott ........ Cartoonist
Lillian Thomson... r.....Women's Editor
ED ITOR IALS
Hiarold Hfirppler Paul Blanshard
Miarshall Fo~t Lester Roseabanas
LenA. David.
ALIGHT EDITORS
Len Burnett Cheater Lang
Hetnry Rummel
F . F . M cK inney W a lter N y s m 8 1 k a l O e k e m l n
1'. Hawley 'lapping Bruce Mils.
REPORTERS
P. F. 'Thompson 7 I.BarreiU
C.A. Swains D. R. Balleatis
R. . Collins boon Greenebaurs
E~. C. Roth IH. R. Marsh
C. L. Muller J.F.Jo rdan
Donald Sarbaugh D. A. Zllace
Reuben Peterson W. A. P. John
Willis Goodlenow C. l,. Kendrick
ASSISTANTS TO BUSINESS MANAGER
Sherwood Field Harry Johnson
John S. Leonard F. G. .4illard
BUSINESS STAFF
RI. V. I~efflr R. J. Jiofruana
A. H. Torrey :Myron Watkias
FRID Y, JUNE 5, 1914.
Night Editor-How.ard H. Marsh.
1A MICHIGAN HOUiR.
Last fall, P'resident Hutchins Call(d
New, reouilt, an~d Second-
hand,
For Sale, $10.00 up
For Rent, $2.00 up
3 Enos., SS00
TYPE.WRI T!NG
J0. D. MORMILU-2
L Over Bacltilmore 1-unich
Mifchigan men.
Where ouir imethods have failed,
sibly the Convocation idea will
ctod,
Stale sI.
pos-
su1c-
.WAI
UNIVERSITY
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q VISITING C.C
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100 cards from your
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OF (I.N1MEREST TO WOMEN
WVerAn Will hold its annual g-arden
party at 4:00 o'clock this afternoon
at Dean JIordan's residence, 523 Olivia
a venue. If it rains the entertainment
wil be held in the house.
The last opportunity to explain ah-'
sences to the atterndance com~mittee
will be from 11:00 to 12:15 o'clock,
Mtonday, June 8.-_ -
On account of examinations there
will be no assembuly at Grangers next
week W edlnesday. The Saturdady as-
semnblies will take place as usual. 78-80
IGuaranteed
You pick your fabric; chioo
I will make it to your anew
Individuality.
No othxer way of'clothes get,
as Tailoring.
We offer the greatest cloth variety:i
actly as you wish and as quickly as
and it's guaranteed tailoring.
White flannel and serge trousers $6.c
We will half line these trousers wilth,
charge to you.
E.
Popular Priced Tailor
C. FLAr
SwliAnun~g suits of all sorts
Wahr's University Book Store.
at
tf
Keep C(
,t t miss seeingc
ction of Tropica
tding Palm Pea,
eo Flannel, Out
;es, Rajah A1ks
11 the popular II
:001
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our uej I togcther the, entire student and facub-
11 Weights ty bodies of the uniiversity for the first
ich Cloth, Convocation, At that time, one writer
ngs' $ik expressed himself as follows:
s, l4ohairs "Dignity in individuals is not rare
t Weather but in university students it is the ex-
ception. The convocation of yesterday
taught Michigan a new lesson, the
significance and dignity of the univer-
.w _ sity group.
_________ "In the older schools, particularly
__________of 1 urop)e, the solemun responsibility
of belonging to a great university is
continually impressed upon the stu-
dents. Oxford undergraduates aire al-
ways seen in gowns whch represent
their connection with the traditions
THAT and achievements of a glorious past.
But in -Michigan and other schools the
grouf spirit has been put to more
boisterous uses, howling athletic
mass meetings and screaming snak~e-
ready dlances have been for many years the
chief mannifestation of our group spir-
Amateur fintishing. Prompt and Sat-
isfactory. Damnes and Nickels.
Students attentionl! When leaving'
college for summner vacation call 15
and have your bagg(age checked direct
from house to destinattion. Poihemus
Taxsicab and 'transfer Co., 207 N. Main
St. 178
Tr-y our Sundaes and Sodas. Edsill's
Rexa ll Drug, Store, 122 So. Main St. tf
On account of exainiations there
will }re no assendl.;y at lCrangers net
week We' dnesday. The Saturdady as-
semiblies will take pllace as usual. 78-80
YOU CAN BUYf
The best
Meats, Poultry an
at the
S. P. Olosendorfer
201 E. Washington St.
d
A'
BUY
ri
Reoad Lyndion's display ad.
178-80
PackingBoxes
It
renir Spoons
..
is, $1.25 Special
Is and Novelties
epairingl
Fi
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it.
Co.
306 S. State St.
"So we thank the Convocation for
bringing us back to a sense of our own
dignity. Today we realize as never
before the sublimity and grandetur of
our Alma Mater."
Another use now sug-gests itself for,
the Convocations, which might be held
in the future with greater regularity
and frequency-that of arousing and
sustaining "Mlichigan Spirit." The
disorganized condition of this great,
cosmopolitan student body has had its
natural result upon the individual. It
has been said, with no small 'amount
of reason, that the present student'
body is. less loyal, or at least less dem-
onstrative, than the student bodies of
the past. It is not to be wondered atE
It is to be sincerely hoped that the
Convocation idea, "the Michigan
Hour" plan, wrill rec eive the attention
it merits, that definite and frequent
dlates; will be set for meetings of the,
students and faculty to sing Michigan
song,,s and hear Mi1chigan speeches by
IStraw fHats.
All the 1914 Models in Straw Hats,
i c u i g t e ew H g Cr w Salors. A ll the leading styles in Pana-
mas. Hats to suit all tastes, from $1.50
to $6.00.
Allen's Giood Clothes Store f
Main Street.
pAre you planning to remain in Annl
Arbor this suummer? If so it would
pay you to take~ a course in Shor
hand. Summer term opens Monday,
June 29. Such training would hoe
you to secure a desirable position ei-
ther along commiercial lines or in a
law office. Call, At School, 711 N. Univ.
Ave. for full pa<rticulars. 178-186
1'at
K4APOX
Leatherette cc
edI with a ma
soft and yield
a nature thata
will support2
rect gravitatio
the water for
Quairry Drug Co.,
The Druggists on the Corner
and
R. D. Kinne S, W.
President C a I S A
of Ann.
in "50c Bates
Iexcelsior
p
Surplus anc
$0oo,00o,
Profits, $65,000
Reoad Lyndon's display ad'.
178-801
WY9
w
Quality-Service and Prices Right.
Edsill's Rexall Drug Store. Tue-Fri
Best shine at French Parlors on Lib-
erty just of'f State.' Step in.
Patroniize Goodyear's Drug Store.
problem of
equally well for
urn shing easy,
ighly profitable
"all, No exper-
Wfe Do the Talking
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BAZY YoixirCo~n i~Pty At
ek~ty oren 's ,arricy
G, E., WAHL .
Ann Arbor Steam Dye Works
Exple hs
Cleaners and IDyer-s
OSTRICH Feathers a Specialty
All Work %Quarantee 1
Get a group Ipictulie of.) the houlse be-
fore you p~art. Damnes k Nickels. 178-80
RCOMPANY
DOL, OHIO
i
:
thinking of
thinking of
aX 1 _- ,: c
Summer
vacation
PFThere is areason
why we have been selling so many'
S"ILrK SHIRTS
at from $3.00 to $5.0
TENNS SHRTSwtIlb long
TENNS SHRTSpoint sell
collar and short sleeves-another lot just re-
cived. ..
The Stare for Young Man
STATE STREET
t n i ofand BAGS and BAGGAGE
Phone 628
~We Call
MRS. M. M., ROOT
Prtss Building Maynard
SENiIOR'S
Don't ]Forget to take your Alm
Mater songs with you. You wille
joy singing them at home. A colnpl4
stock ot Michigan ]Music at 1Universi
Music House.
third floor- are all kinds of traveling equipment
ere from the country's hest known manufacturers.
his most practical collection of Truniks, Stcainer
t Cases, Bags, etc.
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