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ADS IN THIS COLUMN ARE TO BE
PAID FOR IN ADVANCE.
WANTED.
Wanted-Five $1.50 seats for Friday
night. performance. of. "Contrarie
Mary." Will pay $2.00 each. Phone
371 at noon. 124
FOR SALE."

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We have our entire line of STEIN BLOCH Suits and
Overcoats on display and would be pleased to show you
)ing Models prices $18.oo to $35.00.

I npertal ats
All the new shapes, soft and stiff.

For Sale-16 ft. Oldtown canoe in good
condition; with 2 paddles and ring.
Call 2117-L. 123
Don't buy new razor blades until you
have to. Bring your dull blades to us
and we will put them in better condi-
tion than new ones. Our electric au-
tomatic grinder will put a keen edge
on any blade.

All $3.00

nschmitt, Apfel & Company

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H. L. Switzer Co.,
310 S. State St.


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

The best guitar or mandolin for you
to buy is made by the world's famed
Martin factory. See and try these
beautiful instruments at Schaeberle
and Son's Music House. tf
O#I March 26, after 8:30 p. m., our
store will be open until 11;3D p. m.
"Contrarie Mary" music now on sale.
Grinnell Bros., 120 and 122 E. Liberty
St. Yellow and Blue 15 cents per copy.
Standard Michigan Song Book $1.00.
123-124
Get your spring suit now. Style and
fit guaranteed. C. I. Kidd, 1112 So.
Univ Ave., Phone 1530-J. tf
Does your suit need altering? Alter-
ations our specialty. C. T. Kidd, 1112
So. Univ., Phone 1530-J. tf

FRENCH ESSAY CONTESTANTS
MUST ENROLL IMMEDIATELY.
Seniors desiring to compete for the
traveling scholarship of $300.00, offer-
ed by M. Edouard Dreyfous of Paris
for the best French essay written by a
senior, must enroll at once with M.
Rene Talamon of the French depart-
ment. The contest is to be held Thurs-
day April 17, and is open to seniors
of any college or university in the
United States, provided they are not
of French descent.
The National Society of French Pro-
fessors in America, under whose aus-
pices the contest is to be held, has se-
lected a board of judges to select the
winner, who will pursue the summer
course of the Alliance Francaise and
also enjoy an extended tour of France.
Further details concerning the essay
competition and the trip may be ob-
tained from M. Talamon.
Chess Players Meet in Match Tonight.
Chess enthusiasts who are engaged
in the local tournament will play the
fourth round of the match tonight at
the Union. Games are scored on the
basis of two points for a win and one
for a draw. The personnel of the
team which will meet the Detroit club
will be determined from tonight's re-
sults.
PRES. KEMP ANNOUNCES NEW
BULLETIN BOARD COMMITTEE
President E. G. Kemp of the Union
has, announced the following bulletin
board committee to serve until the
end of the year. C. H. Lang, '15, chair-
man; J. C. Askam, F. H. Begole, R. L.
Bergstrom, S. R. Black, Edwin D. Bol-
ton, Sydney Corbett, A. S. Crandall, O
R. Deahl, L. J. Douglas, Joseph H. Fee,
E. W. Fransham, J. F. Gutman, G. M.
Hoak, Austin Jenison, Herbert C.
Lange, L. Mason Lyons, Roe J. Maier,
W. L.:Mertz, R. C. O'Neil, Asa A. Ray-
mond, C. Howard Ross,. John A. Rus-
sell, C. F. Smart, Carman B. Smith,
Carlton E. Stryker, James W. Thomas,
Eugene Traub, F. L. Walters, L. M.
Wright, all freshmen. There will be
an important meeting of the commit-
tee on Thursday afternoon at, 5:00
o'clock at the Union.
Oklahoma Lawyer Writes For Partner
Another letter has been received
from an Oklahoma practitioner stating
his desire to obtain a partner for his,
law business. Any member of the pres-
ent graduating class is eligible and
may learn full particulars by inquiring
at the office of the secretary of the
law department.

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Amateur Photographer

Irving F. Schleede
340 S. State St.

Fountains
Pen Hospi
We Repair Your Pens WHILE YOU WAIT
ANY MAKE
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For some time past the amateur prints made by one of
assistants have been very poor at times.
This feature has been entirely eliminated and you will
the old time service that you know is right.
It is this right king of work that makes us the leader
while others try to follow.
Remember, Films (any size) only toc, Prints 3c up. Ta
Development, Extra Size Velox Prints, Flat Drying.

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Regal

Shoe

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and Oxfords

We press by hand.
carefully pressed by,
ors. C. I. Kidd, 1112

Ladies clothing
experienced tail-
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ADVANCED STUDENTS, TAKE
PART IN EXPERIMENTAL WORK

ON STATE STREET

Oruner L Co.
108 5, MauInSt.,

We Serve Hot

Lunches

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C0K WEAR

Investigate Use of Alcohol as
stitute for Gasoline in
Engines.

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our windows for displays of the newest creations
Knitted and Imperial Four-in-Hands and Bow
We also have a new assortment of Silk Hose in
id Fancy Patterns.

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A342 S. Sta eStreet
RARIE MARY" Music

Experiments covering a whole sem-
ester's work are being carried on by
advanced students in the mechanical
engineering department. Investiga-
tions into the properties of alcohol
when used in a two-cycle gasoline en-
gine are being made to determine how
alcohol may be used as a substitute
for the increasing cost oil products;es-
pecially gasoline.
Other experiments of a more me-
chanical nature are being worked,
some of the more interesting ones be-
ing the determination of the effect of
moisture on the flow of steam through
nozzles, the analyzation of the critical
speed of high speed shafts, particular-
ly with reference to steam turbines,
and the investigation of the effect of
compression on gas engines.
One group of students is attempting
to discover the cause of /the excessive
noise in the ventilating fans of the new
engineering building. Prof. J. A.
Bursley is also conducting a research
experiment with the aid of several
students of class 22, in testing the fan
heating system in the laboratory, with
the view of discovering the best ar-
rangement of heating coils through
which air is forced in the process of
being heated.
DIXIE CLUB TO GIVE SPRING
DANCE AT PACKARD ACADEMY
The Dixie club will give a spring
dance at Packard academy this even-
ing at 8:30 o'clock. Professor and Mrs.
U, B. Phillips will chaperone the party.
All members of the club and other
southerners are invited. Tickets can
be procured from the committee which
consists of I. Lowenburg, E. Yerger
and W. McFarland, and also from offi-
cers of the club.

RAPPOLD
HINKLE
WIRTHLIN
SCHUrIANN-HEINK
MURPHY
AMATO
QRISWOLD
SCOTT
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NOW ONI SALE
$3.-$2-$1 .50
Pre-Festival Tickets may be
returned, otherwise $8.00-
$5.00-$4.50.
$1.00 Sale begins Saturday,"
March 29.
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MUSIC

THE CHORAL UNION
CHILDREN'S CHORUS
THOMAS ORCHESTRA
REQUIEM
LOHENGRIN
MEISTERSINGER
LAUS DEO
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THE CARPENTER

On Sale

TEMPLE
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Pathe Film Entitled
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We carry the very

best Ready-to-

Wear Clothes for Men and Young
Men. Prices, $15.00 to $30.00

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ht and all clocks guaranteed.
111 EAST WASHINGTON

Telephone 716
to yom, classes on time
New location.
STREET

Get Your Easter Hat

J. L. CNAPMAN,

Admission

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Reasonable Prices,
Prompt Service and
Good .Workmanship.

ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW at the
STAR THEATRE
iwqor.a Sp thef,. Raeceiver

WADHAMS & COMPANY

See Our Windows.

121123 S. Main St.

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GOOD LOOSE LEAF BINDERS WITH FILLER FOR 1 5 c EACH


niversity Pharmacy,
stying Toilet Articles Candies

GOULDING & WIKEL 1219 South

Proprietor

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