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Men's Clothes

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BRITISH WOOLENS, $55.00 AND UPWARD

We have our entire line of STEIN BLOCH Suits and
Spring Overcoats on display and would le pfeased to show you
the Spring Models prices $8.oo to $35.00.

Imp rial Hats
All the new shapes, soft and stiff.

All $3.00

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Who Does the Best
Kodak Finishing?
We can show you. Bring
inlour film. Films de-
veloped 10c per roll.
Prints 3c up.
CALKINS' PHARMACY.
324 So. State Street
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Quarry Drug CG

They Have a Price

ON STATE STREET

69 West Fort Street
OFFER ENGINEERS
MANY POSITIONS
M Nore Ti.ha n 2 ML et ers Offerig obs
Receied by Iead of
-)eparhnens.
DEAN COOLEY TELLS OF DEM*ND
Over 20 letters asking for men to
fill engineering positions have been re-
ceived by the heads of the various
branches of engineering since college
started, last fal.
When interviewed, yesterday,regard-
ing the interest that is being shown in
the technically trained man,Dean Mor-
imer E. Cooley said: "The applica-
tions for men in all branches of en-
gineerih would in the aggregate take
care of a class larger than last June's
which had between 175 and 200 men in
it. I do not think the demand has
ever been so keen."
Speaking in refutation of the argu-
ment that the engineering field was
overcrowded already, Dean Cooley
said: "The question has been frequent-
ly asked, 'Will not the demand for men
cease in time, owing to the great num-
ber of graduates turned out annually
by the various colleges?' The answer
is, that the demand has been constant-
ly increasing during the past 15 to 20
years."
READI1NG CIWCLES MAY BE
ORGANIZED FOR STTUlENTS,
Reading circles have recently been
organized among townspeople and fac-
ulty members by the local branch of
the Drama League of America, to en-
courage not only attendance at the
better class of plays but also the read-
ing of modern dramas. No groups have
yet been formed among the student
body, but if suficient interest is shown
such circles will be organized. Stu-
dents who would care to take up this
subject are asked to see Prof. M. P.
Tilley.
Bridge Tournament to be Held Tonight
The second round in the Union
bridge tournament will be layed to-
night. The tournament is limited
strictly to auction bridge. Inasmuch
as very few have signed up for a
straight bridge tournament, it does not
seem likely that one will be held.
ADS IN THIS COLUMN ARE TO BE
PA ID FOR IN ADVANCE.
WANTED.
Wanted- Students who want to inves-
tigate a practical article that appeals
as a money saver, and has proved a
j money maker, call phone 937 (2
rings) for information to sasemen.
A new proposition in Ann Arbor.
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The best guitar or mandolin for you
to buy is made by the world's famed
Iartin factory. See and try these
can tifu instruments at Schaeberle
end Son's Music House. tf

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Absolutely everything at , the regular price until all sold-
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Ties, We also have a new assortment of Silk Hose in
Plain and Fancy Patterns..

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Down Town on Main St.
Wednesday, March 12th

Four Days--Five Concerts--Hill Auditorium
Rappold, Schumann- Reserved Seat Sale begins
Heink, Hinkle, Wirthlin, Saturday, Mar. 8, 8 A. M.
Murphy Amato, G r . i University School of Music
wold, Scott. First Choice, $3.50

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University Choral Union
Children's Chorus
Thoman Orchestra
An All Star Cast

Announcements will be sent
to any of your out- of -town
friends if you will send their
names to the office.
CHARLES A.. SINK, Sec.


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Press Building Maynard Street
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Measles Attacks Student Thespian.
Gladis L Stowell, '13, who plays the
role of Susanne in "The Fan," the an-
nual oratorical association play,e is
confined to her room with an attack of
xjieasles. She expects to be able to
carry her part in thetproduction Fri-
day evening.

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