THE MICHIGAN DAILY


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Overcoats

COMMITTEES
'FOR OPERA ARE
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are showing Six Colors in the Chinchilla coatings-that deep
ue, makes a gentleman's garment and is c~rtilinly making alhit.

Godfrey Streliger,-'13E, is Master
Costumes; Scott Hopkin,
1131E, Is Master of
Properties.

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the trade demands. We have met the demand in our showing at
eprice of ready-to-wear Coat-you can have one tailored to your
:asure and that means comfort.


.Karl Malcolm

Maynard 'and

Liberty

DE RIFRATERNITY J EELERS ..AN]D STATIONERS
J-ewelers, Stationers, jOpticirns and Fraternity Jewelers
207-211 WOODWARD' AVENUE,, DETROIT

BERT ST. JH WILL AGAIN
ACT AS- )IRECTORt OF SAE
G~ordoni Jacques, '13I, is Clhairman of
:Music Committee; Maurice
Toulme Publicity Head
Committees for. the 1913 Michigan
Union opera were announced yester-
day by President Edward G. Kemp.
The following men will have charge
of, this season's production:
Philip Fletcher, '13E, general chair-
man; Bert St. John, state manager;
Homer L. Heath, treasurer; Godfrey
Strelinger, '13E, master of costumes;
Scott Hopkin, '13E, master of prop-
erities.
Assistants to general chairman, Cyril.
Quinn, '14, Robert Brown, '14E, Henry,
Hoch, '14, Robert Wiley, '14E; as-1
sistants to. master of properties, Blake.
Helm, '14L, John Lippincott, ,'14.
Music publishing committee, Gordon
Jacques, 413L, chairman, John Fowler,
'14L, Adna R. Johnson, Jr., '14, Her-
bert Jose, '14E.


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Publicity committee, Maurice Tol-
me, '12-'14L, chairman, H. Beach Car-1
penter, '14, Edward Haislip, '14L. W I
Assistant to treasurer, Kenneth Bax-
ter..
HAMBURGERS ARE FOUND To
BE IMPURE BY PHARMACISTSM
Hamburger steak sold at every mar-
ket in Ann Arbor is impure. More-
over, as far as observations could be
made, not a pure hamburger has been
sold here for three years. Dr. W. S.
Hubbard, secretary of the pharmacy
department made statements to this ef-
fect yesterday. Dr. Hubbard's class In
drug and food analysis is now making
its second analysis of hamburger sold Oeh
at Ann Arbor'markets, and so far re- oehu
sults show no imprivement over "the wiy
experiments of previous years.
Hamburger steaks which ar elngebastia
served at boarding'' houses ands' re- Pilade
taurants and "hamburger joints" are Bernar
declared injurious to the health" by
state law, containing large quantities
of sodium suphites. In Detroit, Grand
Rapids and St. Joseph, and other plac-
e mec a t ha e b e pr ctdfor selling meat of no worse quality
than that which is sold daily in Ann Prices
Arbor stores.M
Dr. Hubbard. says that suphite will _____
permit one gram hamburgers to con -_____
tain 3,000,000 bacteria wthout smell-
ing, three times as many as it couldA
otherwise =contain. The preservative
also gives the meat a red, healthy ap We offer
pearance which will permit it to re- eight sh
main exposed two or three weeks be- is anothe
fore decomposition commences. PERFI
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York City

[ajestic Grand' Opera Co.

Bargain in Stationery
r.an unsurpassed value in Fabric Finish K~ riting paper. Forty-
Teets and forty eight -envelopes (two cuts) all for 25c a box. This
.r one of those
ECT REX ALL PRODUCTS see it in- our window
oe RoxaJi Drug S Ntore
E. C. EDSILL, Proprietor
Miain street Prescription Specialists
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wford &Stelson 'Shoes
rom . $3.50. to $8.00

Mendelssohn's

[JITNEY THEATRE

ndred and ten: People

FullSymphony Orchestra

tm Miles--------------- ------ NME. ESTER ADABERTO
in Burnetti-------.--------MM.imHORTUHsE D'ARBL.AY
Sinagra---------------------------- MISS LEVA VERA
l Feraos--------------------_.MISS'Louise ROGERS
ARTURO Bovi, Conductor.
Sale Thursday, Nov. 14--o A. M.
s 50c, 75c, $1, $1.50, $2.00. Boxes $2.50.
(ail -Orders Fied in Rotation Received.

Saturday, November 16

ELIJAH"
Presented In Eraglish by as All-Star Grand 0Opera Cast

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or literary excellence necessary. No " flowery language" is wanted,
The demand for photoplays is practically unlimited. The big
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tempts to get enough gcod plots to supply the ever increasing de-
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Nearlyal he ,big film companies, the buyers of photoplays,
are located in orf near. NEW .YORK CITY. Being right on the spot
and knowing at all times just what sort of plots are wat ecd by the
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We have received many letters from the big film manufactur-
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We are selling pliotoplays Written by people
who ",never before wrote a line of publication,"
Perhaps we can. do the same for you. If you can think of only
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on Nov. 28th, if you'll let us take your correct
measure for a suit or overcoat to be made to order

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