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Gxorge Bischoff
Florist
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220 Chapin Sireet
Phone 809-1
Best Cure for that "Spring Fever" is a
When leaving College for Sumnmer Vacation
Call 15 and have your BAGGAGE CHECKED DI-
RECT FROM HOUSE TO DESTINATION.
POLHEMUS TAXICAB and TRANSFER CO,
207 NORTH MAIN STREET
MALCOLM
Tailored Suit W
C1AMPUTS IN BRIEF
BOBBY FABRICS
SNAPPY STYLES
PERFECT
SH1R.TS TO ORDER ALSO
FIT
K. MALCOLM, 604 E. Liberty
?oyal Tailored Suits
t $18, $20, $22 ana $25
mean a positive saving to you of $5 to $io and
no one can give you any better fit, workman-
ship or style.
Our tailoring business has increased nearly 50%
this season over last season. There is a
good reason.
-lore than 318 freslnien engineers
thronged Cascade glen last night at
their annual Pow-Wow. Mr. W. D.
Moriarty and Mr. F. H. Stevens spoke
to, the yearling boilermakers. The
class glee club, quartette and orches-
tra performed, for the last time this
year.
--Mr. A. N. Fox, instructor in descrip-,
tive geometry and drawing in the en-
gineering 'department, has resigned
from the university to take up a posi-
tion as department manager for the
Frontier Press Company, of Buffalo,
at its newly established office in De-
troit. He will assume his new duties
in the fall.
--Tau iDelta Sigma, honorary archi-
tectural fraternity, elected officers yes-
tperday for the coming year as follows
president, ;1. B. Jewell, '15A; vice-
president, R. C. Perkins, '15A; secre-
tary-treasurer, George M. Meconkey,
'14A.
--Prof. Aubrey Tealdi, of the depart-
ment of landscape design, has return-
ed from a visit to the Ontario Agri-
cultural College at Guelph, Ontario,
to observe the results of experiments
that are being carried on there for the
eradication of dandelions. The exper-\
iments, which are being carried on,
by means of chemical applications,
have been very successful.
WANTED-Student help at Campus
Point Cafe from now on thre Sum-
mer School. 179-80
FOR RENT-If you are looking for
first class rooms where the students
interests are carefully considered,
and if you are here for business it
will pay you to call at 602 Monroe
St. Summ7er rates half regular.
179-80
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Campus ootery
Opp: Huston's
Agents for
ROYAL
TAILORS
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UBBER SOLE OXFORDS
FOR LADIES AND GENTS.
Wed. June 3-
Captured by Mexicans
Thur. June 4-Kleine's
bon and the Mouse
Fri. June 5-Pathe Weekly
The Salvation of Nance O'Shaughnessy
Sat. June 6-Darwin Karr in
The Spirit and the Clay
Mon.-Tues. June 8-9-Fdward Abeles in
Brewster's Millions
FOR RENT-Some of the best rooms
in Ann Arbor for summer or winter.
Steam heat, electric lights, seven
fireplaces, instantaneous heaters in
bathrooms. Right prices to right
pars es. 522 Monroe. Phone 990-J.
179-80
WENEFIT FOR BOYS' CHOIR
:lme. Eleanor Hazzard Peacock Will
Give Entertainment Here
On next Tuesday evening in High
School hall Mme. Eleanor Hazzard
Peacock of Detroit will give her inter-
pretation of "The Tragedies and Tat-
tletales of Toytime," for the benefit of
the Episcopal church boys' choir for
their annual outing fund.
Every year the boys of the' choir
have an outing at Vhitmore Lake, and
some sort of an entertainment is ar-
ranged by which they raise money to
defray expenses of the outing. This
year Mrs. Peacock, who is well and
favorably known in this city, where
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Choice cut flowers and plants.
THE FARMERS AND MECHANICS BANK
101.143-105 South Main Street
Capital, $100,000
Surplus and Profits, , , , $69,000
I.AIRD'S SHOE REPAIR SHOP
The Shop on the way
down t wn
214 East Washington Street
THE STATE SAVINGS BANK
Surplus and Profits, $100,000.00
CapitalNStock $50,000.00
ANN ARDOR, M1 H
Wm. Arnold Wm. J. Booth C John Wolz Jr.
Vice-Pres. President Cashier
Matinee 25c-35c
Daily
25c and 35c and50c
Lyman H. Howe
DEPICTS THE
PANAMACANAL
There is a shop,
Proprietor "Pop; "
Serves things toeat
Both good and sweet
Will treat you right
Morn, noon and night
"Pop",
BANCROFT
722 Monroe I
Cigars, Cigarettes. Tobacco
Stationary, Candy, Magazines
etc.,
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FRIDAY ,i
SATURDAY JUNE 5 - 6
Nights as 8:15 p. m.
Matinee Daily at 3 p. m.
2 1-2 HOURS OF MOTION PICTURES
Ainette,
"THE PERFECT WOMAN" In the Spec-
tacular S Photo Play " NEPTUNE'S
DAUGHTER. ,
Direct From the Detroit Opera House
NICHTS
LOWER FLOOR - - - 50c
BALCONY - 25c
MATINEES
Adults 25c; Children 15c
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If You Expect to
Spend Your Urnmer
In Ann Arbor
black and
tan calfskin,
low broad heel s,
tready soles.
Price s 03.50 to $6.00
)tr styles
distinctly
above the
ordinary."
ateSt.Wahr's Shoe Stores Main St
".Nettleton Shoes"
The Sugr Bowl
Conttio zryI
you cannot utilize your time to better ad-
vantage than to take a course in either
shorthand, typewriting, bookleeping or
penmanship, or better, in all of these sub-
jects. The University graduate, in addi-
tion to his college training, mast be pre-
pared to do some pratical work which peo-
ple want done, or he will be seriously
handicapped. The course we offer fits coll-
ege men and women for the best places
available'in both business and professional
life.
SUMMER TERM
We have the best assortment of
Chocol Aes ts &ed Boa Bonas
All kinids of fe..ziy Ice Creams for Paz-ties
Try our Fruit Sundaes after the Theatre
M lm Street
"THE GLENMOOR WAY
FOR RENT-Two nice suites for sum-
mer school, on same floor with bath,
electric lights. Also rooms for rent
this next school year. Phone 2420-J.
337 E. William St. 179
LOST-Gold topped umbrella, with
monogram C. H. K. Finder kindly
call 765-M. 178-80
WANTED-Two rooms and board for
young couple near South University
for one year from June 15th. Answer
624 So. Ingalls St. 178-9
FOR RENT--Some very pleasant
rooms for either summer school or
winter. Could accommodate a club
of 12 or 14. Everything modern.
417 E. University. Phone 1576-J.
178-80
FOR SALE-Oliver typewriter, new
style, printype. Price is very low.
Cash or payments. Mack & Co.
FOR RENT-A five room furnished
house for rent for summer. Elec-
tricity, gas, bath, piano. Excellent
location. Inquire at once. 506
Packard St. 178-80
Best shine at French Parlors on Lib-
erty just off State. Step in.
Campus Point Cafe will be open from
now on thin Summer School. Board
$4.00. 179-80
Get a group picture of the house be-
fore you part. Damnes & Nickels. 178-80
begins Monday June 29, 1914.
School of Shorthand
Selby A. Moran, Principal 711 N. Univ. Ave.
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We Have
Some
Good Bargains
Solves the Fi n an c e
problem for students
IN HOMES
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THE GLENMOOR COMPANY
EAST LIVERPOOL, OHIO
.You are, thinking of Summer
You are thinking of vacation
You are thinking of
TRUNKS and BAGS and BAGGAGE
On our third floor are all kinds of traveling equipment
assembled here from the country's best known manufacturers.
Please see this most practical collection of Trunks, Steamer
Trunks, Suit Cases, Bags, etc.I
she has appeared a number of times.
Recently Mine. Peacock returned from
a trip abroad where she appeared be-
fore large audiences in her child in-
terpretations, and everywhere she was
received with commendation.
The "Musical Anzeiger" of Berlin,
Germany has the following to say
about her.
Mme. Eloner Hazzard Peacock, who
appeared in her programme of child-
ren's songs and stories in the Ameri-
can Club showed that Mme. Peacock
has no superior in this line of work.
She is not only the simple,. pathetic
child but the naughty youngster who
evokes shrieks of laughter. Mme.
Peacock is distinguished as a legiti-
mate concert artist. 179
that we can sell on so small a payment down that you can not
afford to be renting, especially when the houses for rent are so
scarce. Come in, and let us tell you about them,
HOUSES FOR SALE -Fine 8 room house on Church Street, lot 56x 1321
$6,8oo ; fine 8 room house on Forest Ave.. mahogany and enamel finish,
$6,800 ; fine 8 room honse on Cambridge, large list, :$io,ooo ; fine q room
home just off Cambridge, mahogany and enamel finish on contract, $7,500.
We have other very attractive homes which we think would
attract universitypeople, some of whom we can*give very easy terms.
We also have money to loan.
List your houses with us for rent
WHALEY &FISCHER
Real Estate and Insurance
First National Bank Bldg. Tel. 1821
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A Well Made
Suit
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well-dressed---
A good appearance is. of
course necessary,,but perman-
ent satisfaction can only be
had when the garment is well
mrade.
Our coatmakers are experts
in their line and do the work
In our own shop.
ICon Proof" BLUE BOOKS
ALL SIZES. SOLD ONLY AT THE
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Importing
Tailors
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State
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STORE
C. C. Schleede
1111 South Univ.
Opposite Engineering Building
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