THE MICHIGAN DAILY
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We are giving 25 percent discount on our entire
stock of Men's Suits and Overcoats. This in-
eludes ull our -famous Sten-Bloch 'Clothing
which is so well and favorably known.
We have received another large shipment
of our $10.00 Mackinaw.
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CLASSES TO VOTE
ON HONOR SYSTEM
Several classes in the education de-
partment are considering the estab-
lishment of the honor system. Prof.
C. 0. Davis suggested the matter to
his classes Monday, and they will de-
cide the matter at the regular sessions
this morning.
"In' my ind the honor system will
not mean any radical change," said
Prof. Davis yesterday. "I have alwvays
considered that my students were up-
on honor in writing an examrination.
It will simply mean writing a state-
ment at the end of the blue-book' that
the pupil has neither received nor giv-
en any aid. It will not involve dis-
closing the conduct of anyone else."
Prof. Davis has three classes this
semester, with an enrollment of about
150 pupils who will be affected by thce
new policy if it is decided to adopt it.
JANUARY lALUM)N US IS FULL
OFL" NTERtEST1N&!(xM.ATERIVAL
Articles on {reiat Variety of T'opics
rAppear inl Latest Issue
of 3MigaZine.
In the January Michigan Alumnus
which appeared yesterday, considera-
ble space is devoted to disc ussing w the
important results which the university
has already accomplished.. A number
of campus problems are discussed in
detail.
The reading matter is preceded by
several pictures o1f prominent women
graduates who have achieved famne af-
ter leaving their alma mater. Under
the heading of "Event and Comment,"
the recent agitation over the honor
system, the Michigan men in social
service, and the recent production o '
the Comedy club, are all discussed
and criticised.
Several short articles appear. One
deals with the work of the student
council; while the activities of the
forestry department and the recent
financial report of the Michigan Un-
ion, are fully reviewed in other arti-
cles.
P01 IL ~tSl'TUltiI'ENS ARE PLACED1
BY A PPOINTMIE N rj. v MI'TE E
The university appointment commit-
tee has recently secured positions for
several students. Laura Hollings-
head, '14, is now in charge of tl~e Ger-
man department of the Albion high
school. Elenor Carey, '09, has a posi-
tion in the same school teaching Eng-
lish. Barbara Evart, '12, has secured
a position in the English department
of the Hurley, Wisconsin, high school
and Earl Fuller,' formerly assistant in
History is now teaching in the Ypsi-
lanti Normal College.
ME'N FRON LANNCfGUNTRLES
FORKM'NEW SPASINI1SOCIETY
About 15 men were present last
night at the first meeting of the Span-
ish commercial club at the -Union. The
idea of forming such an organization
was developed by some of the Spanish
speaking students of the university,
and its purpose as expressed at the
meeting is to bring together the men
in college from Latin countries and
the American students who speak
Spanish. At the meeting last night
men were present from Mexico, Porto
Rico, Argentina and Peru,, beside
some native Americans.
Temipora ry organization was accom-
plished and plans for the year discuss-
ed. I.. D. McDowell was elec ted tem-
porary chairman, and W. M. Srahan
temporary secretary. A committee
was appointed to draft a constitution.
It is intended to have informal gather-
ings every two weeks between the
regular meetings, the next of which
will be held February 6.
by the tank method, tiled by by~ expert w~orkmen, mo(.rii
all eadng inisingest<h- methods, bt.'.t glades pap)er,
allledig inihig stb- and pm ,perly .fired a n d
li.,bients, 10c per roll. va;,liedi. Popular prices
Enlargements
Mty mithlod of enlaigliug pi( duce - e 1'Ft. t r(Futs f c iii
ordinaary amaktur nt g itives. Popular price s
During the Long, Cozy Winter !Nights, take
Flashlights
Thev are easy to make and I don't mind telling you he w.
Fireside pictures are esptcially easy. I)ravting it) my a iii-
dowe tel's you all about it.
Developing -Printing
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Exira fine blue serges and Overco-ats $28-$3Q
104 M. Fourth Ave
719 N. University
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it means ihe use of thle adlet.
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JTTLE'S
sTA TE STREET
erve Hot Lunches
Quarry Drug Co
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LOST
1/4 OFF
4 AL]L FLANNEL SHIRTS
Lost-On Friday morning, a gun-met-
al handled knife in front of chemis-
try building. Finder return to Un-
ion desk and receive reward. 75
Lost--Royal Arch watch charm on
Tuesday btween Thompson street
and the Library. Reward. Call
E. E. Crampton, 1557-4. 76
Lost-Between North wing and Tap-
pan H]all, Laughlin gold fountain
pen. Initials M. R. Reward. Call
4{13-L. 76-7
whether t workar playr
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ofe altny ou asthinataprahoteve
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vitalized Wersate' ional lcv~c~ z'~
of all gin sayouepromise nuineest c tovt'i'- c::
1 t, brain-worker and muscle worker,
( Est in IL \NE'and 5 POCK UP "J\ S11R
to yots of fr in
a savinga
3 5 cents to 70 c ents Per Garment
Lost-Psi Upsilon pin.
U house. Reward.
Return to Psi
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342 S. State St.
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Lost-Small black change purse be-
tween 1215 south University and,
Homeopathic hospital on Monday
evening. Finder return to 1215
south University. Reward. Phone
1552-J. 76
FOR RENT ,.
For Rtent or Sale-Unxderwood, Oliver,
Remington, and Smith typewriters
at lowe~st prices. 0. D. Morrill, 22
S. State. 71-73
t~l~crtt3 IIusic Ibouse
Pd Css But lding Maynard Street
Across Ift rat Majestic
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to0 - cmake cp.Serve Withmika'c-mr
U. re,,h or canned fut~
T':7 £ > IZREDDED VH-iEAT CO'IXTPANY
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573 or call 902 E. Huron St.
Phone
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January
Clothillg Sale
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Michigan, Song Books, 90c
T ONE OF OUR Telephone 716-
ALARM CLOCK(S ml w o will get to vo li',,es on time
rid ax viy- riglit and all cfcks ;uarant' ed Nem% .au on
111 EAST WASHINGTON. STREk-T
J« L. CHAPMAN, Jewekt
Temple
TODAY
A Powerful War Feature
"At Napoleon's
Command "
WVe are never, undersold. Goodyear-
Drug; Store. 2 tf
'THE SWIMING
GIRL FROM THlE
GOLDEN WEST
HAZEL LAN GENOUR
TODAY 3sr. M.
Comning Thurs i ay
CIRCUS IDAYS
7 Big Acts
The Greatest Bargains Ever Offered
r ~ to Clothing Buyers
Sale onunences Monday, January 6tih, and will c,)ntinue for thie
nexL thifty (30) days.
18.00"
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22.00"
ff 13.50
1 f5.00
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$15.00 Suit or Overcat, $11.25
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28.00
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$25,00 Suit or Overcoat,. $18.75'
30.00
s 22.50
35.00 ;
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Odd Trousers at A Sig Reduction
ueFres" Art Store
Plet ires and Framing
223 s- Main Street
Reasonable Prices
Pirompt 'Service and
Good Workmanship.
WADHAMiS
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10 Cents Admhission
121-123 : . Main St.
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University, Pharmacy
I Toilet Soaps Face Creams
Shaving Soaps
Shaving Powders
Dental Accessories, Etc.
We Insist on Satisfying
Bell Phone 416
about just where to go to have that prescription filled, come
to us. We never substitute, arnd our compounders are aided
by checkers on each and every recipe~, so that m~istakes
cannot possibly occur. It is never taken for grantcd that a
minim is a drop or a drop is a minim. Absolute accuracy in
compounding the purest drugs obtainable ma~kes cur Pres-
cription Department your main ditpenderice in carrying out a
physician's instructions.
Gouling &Wikel
1219 South University Ave.
Try Colgate's