THE MICHIGAN DAILY

Presents the Animals
or '<Four of a Kind"--to the People
Thee's no bluffing when it
comes to quality
-we're "stand patters" on
values'
We'll wager that
stein=Bloch
Suits will give long and faithful
service-
And meet with your approval
- aihe for a second term.
I styles from $5.00 to $10.00

CLASS FOOTBALL TA KES A SLUNP
AJnior and Sophomore Blacksmiths
Stage Initial Game Thursday.
Reports from class football mana-
gers point to a decided slump in ma-
terial for the class football teams this
year and a number of the class mana-
gers are losing their nights' sleep
wondering where they are going to get
enough men to make up a team. With
the exception of the junior and soph
engineers who are scheduled to fur-
nish the initial entertainment of the
inter-ch4ss series next 'Thursday few
squads have turned out for practice.
Judging from the willingness and
"hurry-up" shown by these two teams'
during their preliminary training of
the past week, the first struggle of
the season promises to be something
of a real fight.
All candidates for the various class
teams must have had their physical
condition passed upon and their scho-
lastic eligibility in the hands of the
class manager b;y Monday noon if they
wish to participate in the sport this
year.
PROFESSOR T. C. TRUEBLOOD
WRITES BOOK ON ELOQUEINCEl

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Rent a folding kodak 10 cents.

mitt, Apfel

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Telephone 716.4
you will get to your classes on time.
:s guaranteed. New location.

AST WASHINGTON STREET
CHAPMAN, Jeweler
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The
Drug Store on
the Corner
State and North University Avenue.
Everything in Drugs
and Sundries
Quarry Drug Col
The
tate Savings Banff
i J Booth, President Wm. Arnold, Vice-Presider
C. John Walz, Jr., Cashier

"British and American Eloquence"
is the title of a book just off the press,
by Professor Trueblood, of the depart-
ment of oratory, in collaboration with
Professor Fulton of Ohio Wesleyan
University. The work is something of
a new departure in its subject, its pur-
pose being toafford the student of
or-atoya omprehensive view of En-
glish and American eloquence during
the past one hudred and fifty years.
The subject matter of the book, which
is arranged chronologically, consists
of explanations of the methods by
which famous orators attained their
proficiency and extracts from their
best-known productions. The book
will be used as a text in Professor
Trueblood's course, "The Study of
Great Orators."

Open every evening until 10. Stun-
days only, 9:30 to 11:30 and 1:45t
3:45. Lyndon. e o d
Typewriters for rent $3.00 per month,
Zewadski and Lane, 310 S. State St.
You can have a 12 ex. film developed
just as cheap as a six. Only 10 cents.
Lyndon. e o d
Typewriters, typewriting and sta-
tionery. Zewadsky and Lane,310S.
State St.
AMA'TUR PHOTOGRAPHERS AT-
TENTIOXNI
Important changes and improved
methods make it possible for big re-
ductions in Amateur finishing.
All roll films developed hereafter
(with prints) 10 cents per roll. Prints
3, 4 and 5 cents. Postal Cards 5 cents
each. All films (including packs) are
developed fixed and washed by tank
method. No failures, no experiments.
Best possible results.
A. F. LYNDON,
719 N. University, Ave.
Wanted-A good second hand students'
.desk, double. 537 -S. Division St.
Phone 143-J.
Musicians Wanted-The Democratic
County Committee want a
couple of musi'cians to go
through the county with
speakers during the next three
weeks. A team that can sing and
play accompaniment preferred. The
work will take up about three hours
time five nights each week during
campaign. Address, Ross Granger,
928 S. State Street, City.
Wanted-The person who held rain-
coat for Verne Souter in the rush.
Please phone 993-J and oblige.
Wanted-Will person who loaned
Freshman a brown overcoat after
the rush call up 1829-L, so same
may be returned.
FOUN
Found-A watch. Call 500 Packard
St
LOST
]Lost-Mislaid in one of the Universi
ty buildings, a Zoology text book,
name inside. Finder please return
to Ruth E. Meakin, 543 Church St.
Lost-Raincoat, containing handker-
chief and gloves, during rush. Please
return to C. 1. Ross, 311 Thompson
St. Reward.
Lost-Small anchor head stick pin on
Ferry field during rush. Finder<
please call up Staudt, 115 0. L. Re-
ward.
Lost-Will person who carried rain-
coat with fresh cap in it from
Ferry field'Saturday morning return
same to 1144 Catherine St. 11-12
INSTRUCTION

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I have over 150 Kodaks and Cameras in stock and I xii
it. This is the time tohbuy and have the whole yea
how to Kodak.
A Michigan student makes a great mistake if he does
how to take pictures while in school.
A lot of Premos slightly sh~op worn, at greatly redue

I I1 ent a FoPolding Kodak 14c per

BIG SALE

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Ann Arbor's Best Confectionery. Ice cream soda
descriptions.

WE PAY- ESPECIAL ATTENTION TO STUDENTS, PA
ON MAIN,

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line of water- proof Mackinaws
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to look over the line whether.

CERCLE FRANCAIS TO HOLD
FIRST MEETING TOMORROW.
Active members of the Cercle Fran-
cais will hold their initial meeting
tomorrow evening in the room of the
society. At this meeting the club will
discuss the annual play and outline
its work for the year. The play has.
not been definitely decided upon but
Director M. Rene Talamon wishes
to line up his material and -will meet
tryouts in the Cercle Francais rooms
at 3:00 o'clock any day next week.
As in previous years, the society will
give a soiree and dances as well as a
series of lectures by prominent French
speakers. All of these events may
be attended by the associate as well
as active members. Tickets for asso-
ciate membership will be issued some-
time during the next tgp weeks.
When you go to call take a box of
Huylers. '
Films developed by the tank method
hereafter only 10 cents per roll. Lyn-
don. e o d
$3.00 per month rents visible writ-
ing, back spacing typewriter, from Ze-
wadski and Lane, 310 S. State St.
Tea Room.
Your attention is invited to the For-
est Lawn Tea Room, 604 Forest Ave.
Address L. Kelsey. 11-13
UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITERS; new
slightly used or rebuilt, for sale or
rent. 0. D. MORRILL over Baltimore
Lunch. tf
Rebuilt TYPEWRITERS of all ink-
es, latest models, 1-4 to 3-4 mfrs. price,
for sale on easy terms. O. D. MOR-
RILL, over Baltimore Lunch. tf

SAFETY
A sealed pen, can
be carried in any
position. Can't spill
ink.

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WE C'ARRY A COt
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Th~e ce to Haws Yi

^Miss Le Tin, 405 East Unive:
French for those wishing to spea
language. Expert tutoring in g
mar and literature. Special atte
to individual requirements, incl
musical pronunciation. Full inf<
tion on application.

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Company
rs 342 S. State St.

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Full Dress; Tuxedo, and Prince
bert Suits for Hire. Whittington
244 Woodward Ave. Detroit Mich.

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P Iutcltouse
Maynard Street
is from Majestic

Before buying your Fall an
Suit, Overcoat, Raincoat, H

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Popular Hits

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FOR RENT
For Rent-Nice front suite for- two
young men of good habits, no other
roomers. 411 E. Williaims St. Phone
1497. tf
For Rent-One room for one person,
steam heated, with all conveniences.
No other students. 727 Forest.
First house north of Hill St., 10-11
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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look over our assortment, Spa
Sweaters, Webber's Sweaters,

and Furnishings.

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It will pay you

proof Hosiery, Interwoven Hosiery.

~ency. for GIBSON MANDOLINS
nos for Sale and Rent

Design and conventional decoration
of China taught by Mrs. Jacquet, 443
Division St. Both day and evening
classes. 10 11
Where can we buy popular music
at the right prices? Why, at Grimnell
Bros. They sell it at ten cents per
copy. 120 and 122 E. Liberty St 8-13

WADHAMS

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121-123 S. Main St.





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