THE "'ICHIGAN DAILY




FRATERNITY JEWELERS. ANDJ)STAT ?NIE R$

WHITNXEY THEATRE
Wednesday, April 16
The Season's
DRAMATIC CLIMAX

JQAW5HOL~
Our J & M. Oxfords are exact repr,)du::-
tions of the English Flat Last $14 liendh made
Shoes, and sell for $6.00 See them.

MATINEE TODAY
"CA Great Show"
Coming eTIIURS.09 3 P. M.
"COW AND MOON"
Wonderful Extravaganza
MUSICAL COMEDY ALL NEXT WEEK

Jewelers, Stationers, Opticians arnd Fratcrxritv -Ji:elers

207-211 WOOD WARD,

AVENUE, DETROIP

the Only Time Here

The Forest Lawn, Tea om.
Orders Taken or Banquets
604 Forest Ave nue. Phone 1238-J

FRANCES

In Her Greatest Triumph

Mon., Tue.$ Wed.,
Miss Nobody troin Starland
25 PEOPLE,
Thurs, Fri., Sat.,
""LITTLE MIX UP"9
20 PEOPLE

Wagnerfu&Coo
State Street
Sidn omf the IlaWhIte Shue

Orders- Delivered,

Use Our Phone

The Case o ek
Original cast and production intact from a
four months' run at Mr. Belasc's own theatre,
New York City.

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New Drug Store

CAR R.ICKTHEA'TRE
DETROIT
The Scotch Star of SMars
HARRY LAUDER
With his London Music Hall Artists
NEXT WEEK--LESLIE CARTER

An lUp-to-the-mninute Place to get our
Soaps, Towels, Toilet Articles

SCALE OF PRICES

50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00




lF Anilouncement

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THERE'S NEVER ANY FALLING OFF' IN THE GRAND FLAVOR OF

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Prescriptions Promptly Filled
Sugilen Drug CO.
302 S. State St. Phone 1244-J


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The nicest, spiciest, Most tantalizing cookies ever made. . n91doc packages at all grocers.
HOLLAND RUSK COMPANY, Holland, Mich'.

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B iy your Spring Sut early and get first choice.
Our new Sprii'g_ Woolens of the coming Season are
excliisive and will not be duplicated.

.A,' MYLES, 607 E. WilliamlsS.

ROME OF

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:LOTHES FOR MEN

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For snappy. furnishings,
see uas.
~L0ur assortments In
everything are complete
and it will. pay you well
to trade with us.

RECOVER ONE VICTIM FROM BED)
or HURON.
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much lower than it has been at any
time since the accident occurred, and
high holes were entertained for the
discovery of the other bodies before
daylight.
The regular searching organization
by the university under the direction
of Prof. C. E. Johnston was broken up
after the vacation, but the announce-
wnent of the reward stinulated the in-
terest so that the party is larger now
than at any time since the' first day
after the tragedy. This is due to some
extent to the change in the weather.
The continuous rains for the last two
weeks made the river high and muddy,
but the last two days have been almost
ideal, and the water is much lower
and clearer, so that it is now possible
to see the bottom of the stream from
the boats.
The university motor truck has
been brought to the aid of the search-
ers and all the boats that drift down
the river are carried back in this, in-
stead of by rail from Ypsilanti.
Enmploymnent Comimittee leas ;lols Open
Several odd jobs are in the hands
of the Michigan Union employment
committee. Any students seeking
work are urged to call at the employ-
merit bureau of the Union this after-
noon from 4:30 to-5:30 o'clock.
Dean Vaugban Leagves for Philadelphila
Dean V. C. Vaughan of the medical
department will leave for Philadelphia
tomorrow to attend a meeting of the
American Philosophical Society. He
will read a paper on "Fever; Its Na-
ture and Significance," Friday.
Dean Effinger to Represent ;University
Dean J. R. Effinger, of the literary
department, has been appointed by
President Hlutchins to represent the
university at, the inauguration of
George 'Richmond G rose as president'
of De Pauw UniversityT at Greencastle,
'Id., on April 23.
Junior Jamboree Tickets Go On Sale.
Tickets for the Junior Jamboree, "a
social anomaly," will go on sale to-
morrow. They may be procured forj
$2.00 from members of the social corn-
inittees of 1914 lit and engineering !
classes.
COX SONS & PINING, New Yorks
MAKERS OF
ACADEMIC COSTUMES t
Caps, Gowns S Hoods
a for All Degrees.
MACK & CO , Representatives;

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123 E. LIB~ERTY ST.

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who will Shiow you lour attractive woolens anti styles
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Largest tailrs in the world of
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We didn't believe it possible in 1912-but our range of. designs for 1913 for COLLEGE
and SCHOOL PORTRAITS-well just come and' see for yourself.,

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aake Apintes for Sittings.

0I1 E. Liberty S.