THE MICHIGAN DAILY


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Overcoats

At Your Price"

;olors in the Chinchilla coatings-that deep
,man's garment and is certainly making a hit.
Without Weight.
s. We have met the demand in our showing at
-wear Coat-you can have one tailored to your
ans comfort.

J-LAWS PLAN CLASS DXNCE
FOR THIANKKSGIVING EVEING.s
Junior laws will give a dance on
Thanksgiving evening at Granger's.
Although the special features, for the
holiday occasion. have not yet been
decided' upon, most' of the arrange-
ments have been made, and tickets for
the dance will be put on sale today.
The charge will be $1.00 and tickets
may be pur'ciased from the members
of the social committee. }
The class is also making arrange-
e'nts for a smoker to be given De
cember 19, at the Union.
Wright's Trio Here Friday.
The first of three parties, with mu-
sic by the Wright brothers saxophone
trio, will be held at the Michigan Un-
ion, Friday night. The trio is' popular
throughout Ohio and made a big hit
here last year. The dance will be in-
formal. For tickets phone 319 or 236.

C1emical Bilding is Refurbished.
Improvements are being made in the
chemical building c'onsisting of paint-
ing and finishing in several offices, and
the installing of 100 seats, especially
designed by Dean' J. 0. Schlotterbeck,
in the pharmacognosy department.
Prof. Wagner's Textbook Appears.
Prof. C. P. Wagner has just receiv-
ed the fourth edition of his Spanish
granmar from the press. The book
was first published in 1909. It has
been extremely popular, especially in
the large universities.
Philip Morris

Whitnp'ey

TUESDAY,

NOVEMBER

19



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Karl

Malcolm

Maynard

and Liberty

Cigarettes
(Original London)
The oldest high-
grade Turkish Cigar-
ettes in the worldI

The Messrs, Shuberi & Wm, A. Brady
Presents a specially imported company of players in tie sensat-
ional success of two continents
un Pulls -the 6rgsofaba
Two years at the Haymarket Theatre, Lond-
on. Two Years at the Comedy Theatre,Chicago
Seat sale Monday, November 18, 10 a.m.
Prices 35-50-75-1.00-1,50 Mail orders now

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tioners, Opticirns and Fraternity Jewelers
WOODWARD AVENUE, DETROIT

Grad to Speak to Class in Journalism.
Lee iA.'White, '10, of the Detroit Ev-
ening News, will deliver a lecture ber
fore Prof. F. N. Scott's class in jour-
nalisni Thursday morning at 9 :00
o'clock in room 207, West hall.'
Grad Giives Magazines to Library.
S. Right Dunning, '60, is the recent
donor of some valuable magazine col-
lections in the university library. The
collections consist of practically com-
plete files of "The Railroad Gazette,"
"Archiv fur Eisenbahnwesen," and
"Zeitung des, Vereins Deutscher Eis-
enbahn-Verwaltungen."

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only.

the purest
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NOVEMBER

23 rd

Coming direct from Auditorium Theatre, Chicago

Jos. M. Gates again presents

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The Quaker Girl

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