HI _I . _.._._ ..._..,.___ __ _ ...o r V9 al Shoes Latest English Lasts EVERY NEW MICHIGAN MAN Will eventualy know LY ND ON, 719 North University Avenue Photographer to Michigan Students Eastman Hodaks ar d Photo Supplies, Developing and Printing. Ulfindtne ex- clusively Photographic. Fight years experience. Most modern methods. Experi- enced help. Best results obtainable. I do more work than all others in Ann Arbor combined-because it is done right. That's my particular business. LYNDON. Call while our stock is complete advisors at the Dean's office in Uni- versity hall between 1:30 and 2:00 o'clock daily, except Saturday. Tryouts for the university band will be held tomorrow and Thursday even- ings at a time and place to be an- nounced later. All students who can play any instrument are urged to watch announcement. Soph engineers elect class officers in room 348, at 2:00 to 5:00 o'clock to- day. ('AIUS iN BIIEV'. r JNER & CO. 108 S. MAIN STREET ANN ARBOR Inspect Our Showing of ALSHOES Dr. W. H. Tramn, Ph.D., University of Berlin, is a new assistant in the tel- ephone and telegraph department inI the engineering building. Business meeting of the Forestry club will be held tonight, in room 407 new engineering building, at 7:301 o'clock. Six automobiles now in the engineer-I ing building are to be used in connec- tion with the work of the new course in motor construction. The follow- ing motors are to be examined: two ,Franklins, Ford, Oldsmobile, Krit, and Studebaker. W. C. Mullendore, '14, who was taken ill with diphtheria last Thursday, is recovering rapidly. No other cases have been reported. EVERY NIGHT KIN EMACOLOR FEATVRE PICTVRES EXTRA! Thursday, October 23 "'The House that Jack Built" Comedy in Two Acts Coming, October 30-31, "EVERYMAN" SaferyRazor Blades S ha r p en ed Bring in your safety razor blades todayand have them sharpened on the Odell Elec- tric Power Machine. They will be better than when new. See the machine in the store window.- PRICES FOR SRARPENING All Double-Edge Blades, per doz, . . 35 cents All Single-Edge Blades, per dbz. . . 25 cets The Brown Drug Store 122 S. Main Street WHIT 1i .I I I Four Days Only Each Night at 8:15 Matinees Daily 3 P. M. Victor Hugo's Le's Miserables Life Story of Jean Val Jean In Nine Parts of Mag- nificient Motion Pictures $100,000 PRODUCTION The Sensation of the Cinematograph World Prices 1st Four Rows Orchestra - 25c Balance Orchestra - - 35c 1st Four Rows Balcony - 35c Balance Balcony - - 25c Matinees-Adults 15c Children 10c Bostonians Florsheims " . $4.00, $4.50, $5.00 . $5.00, (a few at $6.00) ge you to compare our $5.00 SHOES with those others are offering at $6 and $s. See our Rubber Sole Shoes at $5.oo. Tango Pumps that won't slip, at $4.50. ;AMP U S BOOTE R Y Opposite Hustons' TFhe ,SugAr Bowl Confectionery We have the best assortmcnt of Chocolo.tes a.nd Bos Bon s All kinds of fa ny Ice Creanms for- Parties Try our Fruit Sundaes after the Theatre - L'J Soph engineer football men out at 4:00 o'clock for game. J lit football practice this afternoon at 3:15 o'clock. Soccer football practice today, South Ferry field, 4 :00 o'clock. Senior lit football practice this af- ternoon at 3:30 o'clock. Soph lits will elect basketball man- ager Wednesday, 3:00 to 4:30 o'clock, room 205 Tappan hall. MUSIC AND DRAMA. The school of music faculty, assist- ed by M'rs. T. A. Lowry, soprano, and Miss Grace Townley, reader, will pre- sent a program for the musical night of the Y. M. C. A. carnival, this even- ing. Vocal solos will be rendered by Mrs. Lowry and Mr. Westerman; a piano solo by Mr. Dotterweich;a violin solo by Mr. Whitmire; a duet by Mrs. Lowrey and Mr. Westerman,, and a reading by Miss Townley. -Miss Wes- terfelt and Mr. Dotterweich will, act as accompanists for the vocal num- bers. Whitney Theatre. Reserved seats are now selling for the engagement of the motion picture production of Victor Bugo's famous story, "Les Miserables," which comes to the Whitney theatre for four days, starting with the matinee tomorrow. Nine reels are utilized to show this masterpiece, and the program will last over two hours. Majestic 'Tieatre, As added features to the regular pro- gram, two or three reels of Kinema- color and animated motion views will be shown daily at the Majestic theatre this week. Chief among these will be the comedy, "The House That Jack Built," which will be exhibited Thurs- day only. On this ,same day a perma- nent feature, known as the Majestic Weekly, motion piceures of events throughout the world, will be introduc- ed. Ma~ln ,Sree* IVE ISITY NOTI(ES, meet at Hill auditorium tonight at 6:45 o'clock. t class meeting, Wednesday, Freshmen wishing addresses of their 3, 4:00 p. m., Tappan hall. advisors, or advisors wishing address- n of class officers. es of their freshmen charges can get 's of the University band same by consulting the chairman of Complete copy of the Students' Di- rectory is now in the hands of the Ann Arbor Press. Those in charge of theJ work expect to have the Directory ready for distribution by the first week in November. The "Lounger" suggested by Paul P. Bell, '16, is prize winner in the con- test conducted to secure an appropri- ate name for the Friday and Saturday night "get togethers" for Union men. Examinations for the Phillips Schol- arships in Latin and Greek will be held Saturday. Candidates must con- sult Dean Effinger of the literary de- partment immediately. Miss Clara Hoffman was yesterday afternoon elected to the presidency of the senior women's section of the Deutscher Verein. Miss Eula Schlacht was chosen vice-president and Miss Christine John as secretary-treasurer. The next meeting will be next Mon- day, at 7:00 o'clock. Through a misunderstanding it was impossible to get into Newberry hall Sunday night, so that Menorah society did not meet. The next meeting will be held Sunday, 7:30 o'clock, when the last week's program will 'be given. In order that the new men may be assigned to the various Forestry club groups, all freshmen taking forestry are requested to send a card with their name, address, and phone number to Carnot Valiton, 327 Thompson. The senior lit class will meet Wed- nesday afternoon, 4:00 to 5:30 o'clock, Tappan hall, to elect a secretary. No candidate received a majority at last election for this office. The candidates are Helen Lohman, Julia Henning and Irma Hogadone. Tiam H. Frakin, '13L, has accepted a position to teach English in the Cen- tral Y. M. C. A. day school, Shanghai, China. Franking will sail for China, December 1. While in college Frankin7 held the vice-presidency of the Cosmo- politan club and the Chinese Students' club.1 Seats Now Selling G k TheWASHINGTON THEATRE Detroit, Mich. DETROIT, TICHIGAN JULIA HERNE Eva, Tanguay an" TIijwn Coin- and the Washington Theatre Co. in Volcanic Vaudeville eThe Gamblers" V Matinees Daily. Mats.-Tues., Thurs., Sat. The way to a man's heart is thru his stemach. Our lunches find the way to yours. "Pop" Bancroft Cor. Monroe and Thayer / I t and it fills itself with- out a dropper, at any inkwell, in 4 seconds, cleaning itself also. McGUGIN'S SQUA D LOOMS IP STRONG. (Continued on page 4.) able performances in broken field run- ning, and kicking, his boots averaging between fifty-five and sixty yards.Ches- ter likewise possesses a good right toe, and when he plants his number elev- ens against the oval, there is a consid- erable rise in pigskin. Zach Curlin, the South's premier drop-kicker, is in- eligible and his kicking will be slight- ly missed .in the Michigan. game, though Commodore hopes along this line lie in Boensch. Plans are on foot for a big mass meeting to be held on the night previ- ous to the Michigan game. A student band has already been organized and one mass-meeting of the students of the academic and engineering depart- ments has been held in order to learn the new songs and yells in prepara- tion for the Michigan meeting. Every department from the theological to the pharmaceutical is aroused and nightly band practice has been held for the past week. Large delegations from the three girls' colleges of Nashville will be on hand, as well as the Wolverine and Commodore squads, which will add much to the spirit of the occasion. Small meetings will be held in all the dormitories and fraternity houses from now on, and the specially reserv- ed rooters' section on Dudley field will be filled- with from eight to nine hun- dred loyal supporters of the Commo- dores when the first whistle blows for the Michigan-Vanderbilt melee. The Owl club, the junior organiza- tion, will entertain the visitors from Michigan and the upper-classmen of Vanderbilt with an informal dance at the Hermitage Hotel following the big mass meeting, while a number of the fraternities are planning for the en- tertainment of their visiting brothers form the Michigan chapters own TrV ,! T" fi r Vrw r ffV i VYrwi rwr MVf VrV i0s +w 1 f ITw e I fVY r r f F ifi YI Ifrf rVV i fi rVTi f Tk r V IVIr'!:V r -.ll a+ Self -Fillin. SFountain Pen - r,. . 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