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AIDS IN TATiS COILUMfN ARE-TO CE
PAID FOR IN ADVANCE.
LOST
Lost-Will party who got wrong hat
at Soph Eng. dance at Packard hall
last Friday eve kindly call at 1315
Hill or phone 1460 and exchange will
be made. 130,
To just offer you stylish clothing
would be easy for us but would soon
set you doubting the value of our
store service.
We study the difference between
style and correct style so that you
may feel secure in any selection.
yon may make here.
There is an individuality in the
styles of Stein=Bloch Smart Clothes
that pleases the critical buyer--a
glance at yourself in a Stein-Bloch
Spring suit, before our big mirrors,
explains why.
FOR SALE.
SVI1OOLMEN TO 1I011 BkNQUET,
AIrnmw niiuler. of Edeatioinal Club>
1YilIif i(, iif 1 hut 1Haull
In order that ex-members interested
in educational work in attendance at
the sessions of the Schoolmasters' club
may attend the annual banquet of the
Educational club, the affair will be
held on Thursday from 5:00 to 8:00
p. n., in AlcMillan hall. C. E. Ehle,
'13, will act as toastmaster, and Dean
John R. Effinger will be the prinpipal
speaker, addressing the club on"Ideals
in Education."
Prof. C. 0. Davis, of the education
department, Floyd Armstrong, '13, and
Supt. C. D. Dawson, of St. Louis, Micli-
igan, 4vill be the other speakers. Pres-
ident M. E. Valentine, '13, and a com-
mittee consisting of Don I. Frace, '13,
John C. Winter, grad., and Fred A.
Middlebush, '13, are in charge of the
affair.
SPRING TIME AND KODAK
DAYS ARE HERE
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For Sale-Must sell U of M boat livery
and all equipment on account of ill
health. Good bargain. Call Paul G.
Tessmer. 130-135
For Sale-Full width,extra deep build-
ing lot on South Univ. Ave. near Ox-
ford Road. Shirley W. Smith.
130-31-32
We have the best goods at lowest
prices, for anything in the realm of
music. See us before purchasing.
Grinnell Bros. 120 and 122 E. Liberty
street. 125-132
Contrarie Mary Souvenir Scores and
Sheet Music for sale at Schaeberle &
Sons Music House. tf
Old Hampshire Vellum, the latest
in fine writing papers, at Fosters. tf
IS YOUR KODAK LOADED?
All the latest models from $i.oo to $125.oo in stock-and all kinds
them for rent at ic cents per day.
Bring in your rusty, dusty, old kodak and turn it in. toward a new on
Or Ict me put it in order for the snap shot days to come.
LYNDON -- 719 N. Univ. Ave
Rniemler- 12 exposure films developed for io cents-same price
6 exposures. Buy 12 exposure films and bring them to me for tar
development, and extra size prints. 3c up.
nscliritt, Apfel & Company'
Seniors, Seniors'.
Seniors
and gown
vacation.
and Co.
are requested to have cap
measurements taken before
No deposit required. Mack
130-31-32-33
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CRITIC EXPLAINS CAUSE OF
DECAY IN ART IEVELOP3LENT
Raymond Wyer, director of the
Hackley art gallery, at Muskegon, lec-
tured last night in the high school
auditorium upon "'The Art That En-
dures." The lecture was given under
the auspices of the Ann Arbor Art as-
sociation.
That periods of decline in art are
due to too much attention to literal
things; rather than to creative and im-
aginative ideals, was emphasized by
Mr. Wyer. He said: "Art frequent-
ly suffers from a blind following of the
ideals of the past. The present age
is one of fact; ideals are expressed
by real and not conventional designs."
1)1 ~L M. RU. WIL AI)DRESS
14'TI A MEJRVA NS 'TONIWWT
SQanirh-American students will be
addressed by Dr.,Jose M. Rua, of the
University of Buenos Ayres, at New-
berry hall this evening. Dr. Rua is
making a study of American universi-
ties with the view of placing the best
of them on un approved list for the
guidance of his countrymen.
The meeting opens at 7:00 o'cl'ck.
I)AII 'TO GIV M LTON
ORATI ON THIS A FTEIRNOON,
L. I3. David, '14L, Michigan's repre-
sentative in the Hamilton Oratorical
contest, will give a public delivery of
his oration this afternoon in Universi-
ty Hall at 4:00 o'clock.
His speech, "The Social Reformer,"
will be given at the Hamilton club of
Chicago in the annual contest on April
4, at which Wisconsin, Indiana, Iowa,
and Northwestern will also be repre-
sented.
GYM TEAM TO BE FORMED BY
lIR, MAY FOR TOURNAME NT,
Dr. George A. May wishes all stu-
dents interested in forming a "gym"
team to meet him in his office at 3:30
this afternoon. It has been the cus-
tom in years past to have a team and
Dr. May wants to start work for a
team for next year.
His plans are to have a contest and
award cups to the winners, as in the
wrestling matches. He states that the
freshman class has some promising
material.
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j Calkins' Pharmacy,
324 So. STATE St.
CARRIC'K THEATI
DETROIT
E. H. Southern and Julia Marlowe
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Shakespearean Repertc
T' igt MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTI
A Srictly Modern Offering of Candy
Favorites In Old Style.
We can show you. Bring
iu your fihn, Films de-
veloped 10c per roll.
Prints 3c up.
Wa tch r the Sign
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CALKINS' PHARMACY
324 So. State Street
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We Serve Hot
Lunches
Ins in
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>ws for displays of the newest creations
and Imperial Four-in-Hands and Bow
have a new assortment of Silk Hose in
Patterns.
STUDENT ACCIDENTALLY SHOT
WHILE CLEANING REVOLVER
Charles B. Marks, '14, of Detroit,
who was accidentally shot in the leg.
Monday when cleaning a revolver, is
not seriously, wounded. Unless blood
poisoning sets in, he will soon resume
his studies. Marks was taken to the
general hospital where"the bullet was
extracted.°
Alpha Nu Holds Tryouts for Debate,I
Alpha Nu held tryouts last night, at
which a team composed of Chas. Lock-
wood, '14, Samuel Witting, '15, Jacob
Levin, '15, and Li M. Sprague, '13, al-
ternate, was chosen. These men will'
debate with Webster society in the
final tryouts for the University cup
debate.
Prominent Graduate Visits University
Dr. Lyman Kebler, '9., of Washing-
ton, D. C., visited the university yes-
terday. Dr. Kebler was chief of the
)rug Division of the Bureau or Chem-
istry under Dr. Wiley. He has just
been elected president of the Ameri-
can Pharmaceutical society.-
Conimerce Club to Visit Clevehud.
At a meeting of the Commerce club
last night in the economics lecture
room, plans for a trip to Cleveland
May 2 and 3 were completed. Detroit
and Cleveland industrial plants and
business concerns will be inspected.
To measure
CAP FREE TO MATCH
SUIT
Satisfaction guaranteed
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U. S. WOOLEN MILLS
709 N. University Avenue Upstairs
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342 S. State Street
GET ONE OF' OUR Telephone 716S.
ALARM CLOCKS and you will get to yo ; jlasses on time
Prices always right and all clocks guarante ed New lcation.
111 EAST WASHINGTON STREfT
J. L. CHAPMAN, Jewelek
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a delightful lot of
correctness
in
our Sr
pting and
men and
Summer
Suits for
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MUSIC
DeFries' Art Store
Pictures and Framing
223 S. Main Street
Reasonable Prices,
Prompt Service and
Good Workmanship.
young men, and even greater
delight in our modest prices. A
On Sale
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visit should convince you.
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$15.00 to $30.00
Four Days Hill Auditorium
Five Concerts
.. at
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Hats, Caps, and Gents Furnishings
si Building Maynard Street..r
Across from Majestic
RESERVED SEAT I ICKETS NOW ON SALE
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MUSIC
$3.00, $2.00, $1.00
Pre-Festival tickets must be exchanged otherwise add $3.00.
WADHAMS
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121-123 1 .Maim St.
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LOOSE LEAF DINDERS WITH FILLER FOR 15o EACH
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Pharmacy,
Wles Candies
GOULDING & WIKEL
Proprietor
1219 South
University
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