THE MICHIGAN DAILY
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the
Shoeman
119 S. MAIN
With the opening reflection that one
smile is worth a dance bid on any co-
educational campus, we proceed to the
actual dirty work of the day..
Insert Knife at This Point.
Wilyunm's bought a little safe
To stow away his copper;
No more lux'ries NOW for Bill,
Till he's a gay J-Hopper.
Mary has been bid for weeks
To come and tap Bill's cash-box;
But meantime in old Hometownburg
SHE'S tapping OTHER Bills in
flocks.
He Went Down About Here.
Cecil Cyril Clarence Claude
Rote a soulful romance;
Hied his-self to the publisher.
Oh Joy!
That terribul Ttitan, the publisher,
Read the rabid raving,
'He tore it into TINY TATTERS.
Oh Darn.
-L. F. R.
ITHEATRICAL CIRC LES
THEY ARE PAINTED NOW SO
BE VERY CAREFUL SATURDAY
Three sections of the bleachers on
the north side of the Varsity gridiron
are receiving a brand new covering
of red paint. The "artists" are spread-
ing the coloring with the greatest pos-
sible speed and it is hoped that by Sat-
urday it will be sufficiently deprived
of moisture to allow the students to
perch upon the planks without dan-
ger of any blemish adhering to their
vestures. The rest of the needy bleadh-
ers will be supplied in the near future
so that by the time of the Cornell
game, the grads will behold the am-
phitherater entirely re-clothed.
TYPEWRITERS for rent, $3.00 per
month, Zewadski and Lane, 310 S.
State. 8-9
Where can we buy popular music
at the right prices? Why, at Grinnell
Bros. They sell it at ten cents per
copy. 120 and 122 E. Liberty S+ 8-13
PATRICK'S
INAW COATS
For Men, Boys-
Ladies
Guaranteed
proof.
all Wool and
Cloth 32 ounce
34 inches.
SOLD ONLY BY
Place of Sweets
Down Town
LET
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1ruivish the Ice OV62%.M
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Atteuntion to Fra.ternitles
mnd Sororities
C__ON MAIN STREET
Cloves, Neckwear
rs, Raincoats, Gym Suits, Freshman Caps,
Collars and Shirts. Agents for
0. W. eM.Ckinaw Coids
Lion
Varsity Toggery Shop
101 S. University Ave. Phone 11 60-L E. J. LOHR, Proprietor
WATS WHAT?
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Dancing Class every
Tuesday and Friday
, 7 to 8 o'clock. Private lessons by appointment. Special rates
es of parties. Call at Academy or Phone 1850-J-Residence 570-L.
New Show at the Majestic.
The entire program will be changed
at the Majestic theater tonight and the
management promises a vaudeville bill
that will surpass all previous efforts.
Instead of the usual one star act, there
will be two, each dividing the honors
of that much coveted position. Menlo
Moore's Singing Boys accompanied by
Miss Lorna Jackson, better known as
the aeroplane girl, will be important
factors, together with Mr. and Mrs.
Allison in their well known comedy,
"Minnie from Minnesota." This will
be a return engagement for the Alli-
sons. A sensational roller skating act
and two representative members of
the colored race will also appear to-
night.
The famous minstrel end man,
known as Bud Williamson, who has
been featured with Al G. Field's min-
strels and other organizations of a'
similar nature will talk and sing. A
matinee will be given tomorrow af-
ternoon at 3:00 o'clock. One week'
from tonight Adams and Guhl will re-
turn in their new musical comedy en-
titled "The Two Admirals in Sunny
Spain."
Telephone 57 for Huyler's candy.
DEAN COOLEY TELLS FRESH
THAT HAZING MUST STOP.
"Anyone caught hazing will be expell-
ed or suspended" were the words Dean
Cooley of the engineering department
in his first weekly address to the
Freshman Assembly yesterday. "This
ruling is a law of the University which
could not be altered by any preference
of mine or the desire of anyone else."
Huyler's candy is guaranteed. Dean
& Co., Ltd.
PIANOS TO RENT, SCHAEBERLE &d
SON MUSIC HOUSE.
Typewriters, typewriting and sta- ,
tionery, ZEWADSKI and LANE, 310
S. State. 8-9z
$3.00 PER MONTH rents visible
writing, back spacing typewriter, from
Zewadski and Lane, 310 S. State. 8-9-10
Raincoats.
$16.50 English Silk and Wool Rain-
coats for $12.50. A stylish garment.
Harry Muller, 310 S. State St.
We are never undersold. Goodyear's
Drug Store. 2-5-8-11-13
Wanted-Experienced RUBBER for
football season. Apply at Athletic
Association Office.
FOR SALE.
For Sale-Complete outfit cost $175.00;
will sell for $45.00. Mostly New York
and Chicago Models, size 38. Includ-
es fancy tailor suit, grey Norfolk
coat, white dress with Irish lace,
fairly good imported Chiffon waist,
black lace and silver hat, small
straw and ostrich tips, and beaded
net afternoon dress. Will send by
express for examination. 8-9
LOST
Lost-Waterman Ideal Fountain pen
with safety clasp, at Senior lit par-
ty Saturday morning. Return to
Spinning, 720 S. University. Phone
1505.
Lost--Waterman self filler pen Tues-
day evening, October 8. Reward at
S. Division. Tel. 1324-L.
Lost-Wednesday a. m. Waterman
Fountain pen without cap. Finder
please return to 836 apapn. I hone
398.
Lost-A gold tuff link with the initial
R. Finder please mail or returui to
710 E. Ann St. 8.9-10
Hayley
ep cialty.
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The Kenipf Music Stu
1I/flh~s~~TAn up-t
s Millinery Fall M
prices.
Bell Phone 1390-1 E. E. HATLEY,
INSTRUCTION
Piano, Organ, Voice, Coi
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ADDRESS
312 South Division Street
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$2.50
For
Subserip ti on
)Morris
ettes
(Original London)
The oldest high-
grade Turkish Cigar-
ettes in the world I
T H EA T H E
Octocer 9th 10th
and l11h
Aftorrnoon and Everalg
Under the auspices of the
PYTHIAN SISTERS
Around the World With the
U'lSo Navy
With a full and complete lecture by
Lieutenant Merriam
CoMin g
The Seise of Petersburg
Admission - 100
TUESDAY, PATHE'S WEEKLY
THE HOUSE OF STANDARD (
Designers of Men's
Now
I III , I t, am
of the purest
sh Tobaccos
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"The Little Brown Box"
ILLIP MORRIS & CO., Ltd.
West Broadway, New York
tudent Supply Store
1111 S. V ilversity
CATERERS TO THE STVDENT BODY
Note Books, Loose Leaf Binders, Fountain Pens, Fine Stationery,
ege Jewelry, Engineers' Supplies, Shop Tools.
Morse's and Gilbert's Candy. Cigars, Tobacco, etc.
Start your school year right by
having your muical wants supplied by
Schaeberle & Son Music House, 110
South Main St. The place where you
will find a complete stock of all musi-
cal instruments, supplies, strings, and
where you can have a first class re-
pair job done on your instrument.
Come in and look around. 3 to 8
Lost-Season Athletic ticket book,
name inside, Marjorie Sebrig. Find-
er please notify,1153-L 6-7-8
FOR RENT
For Rent-A very desirable suite two
blocks from campus at 431 Th'mp-
son St. 8-9
For Rent--Very desirable suite of
-rooms; one block west of campus.
All modern conveniences. Rates
$3.50. 514 E. Jefferson St. Phone
1556-J. 8-9-10
For Rent-Suite for one or two, third
floor, hot and cold water in bed
room. Cheap if taken at once. 710
E. Ann St. 8-9
For Rent-First class single room;
block and half from campus. Oc-
cupant wishes to room with friend.
Call Reed 1471L 7 :30-8 p. mn. 7-8-9
For Rent--A desirable suite, one block
east of campus. Inque at 526 Church
St. Phone 1064J 7-8
For Rent-Pleasant front room for
gentlemen. 1038 E. Huron St. 7-8-9
FURNISHED ROOM.
Nice clean single room in private.
home, modern, .no other roomers; for
gentleman of good habits. 411 E. Wil-
liam St. Phone 1497. tf
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Thetour C.loth es re Pr.
.QuActe Necessary go Send Tl1
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Suits 25c plairv S
Called For and Deliver
HENRY & CO.
e Ann Arbor Savings Bank
apital Stock $300,000 Surplus $100,000
Resources $3,000,000
en eral Banking Business Transacted
icerss Chas. E. Hiscock, Pres., W. D. Hairi-
man, Vice-Pres., M. J. Fritz, Cashier.
Ann ArborD0ye Works
French Dry and Steam -Cleaning
Bell 628 204 E. Washington St.
For a gym suit or football outfit try
Wahr's University Bookstore. 1 to 10
UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITERS, new
slightly used or rebuilt, for sale or
rent. O. D. MORRILL over Baltimore
Lunch. tf
Rebuilt TYPEWRITERS of all mak.
es, latest models, 1-4 to 3-4 mfrs. price,
for sale on easy terms. O. D. MOR-
RILL, over Baltimore Lunch. tf
MARTIN HALLE
Dealer in Furniture,
Upholstery Goods,
Carpets, R
Linoleum
112, 114, 116, 118, 120 and 122 E. Liverty Street
BOTH PHONES 148.
PASSENGER
&AM
The Big Store
Reule, Conlin, Fi
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