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icorrect in style
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 any selection j
yon nay 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.
dCIIsc1itt, Apfel & Companyf
OF OUR Telephone 716
ARM CLOCKS and you will get to yo" classes on time
nays riglit -lnd a I c cks g aranteed New lc:atiwfn
1J11 EAST WASHINGTON STREZT
J. L. CH AP MAN, Jeweke

ADS IN TIS COLUMN ARE TO BE
PAID FOR IN ADVANCE.
LOST.
s black, self-filler fountain pen
with a white clip-clap. Please
phone 805-L. 141
Lost-8 inch polyphase slide rule in
room 401 New Eng. Bldg. Leather
case and slide marked Moiseyeff.
Please return to 1217 Willard. Phone
1343-J. 141t
Lost--$20 bill in black pocket book.
Thought to have been dropped be-x
tween Catholie Church and boat
house. Finder please call 1551. 141r

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Found-Left at Busy Bee, man's danc-
ing pumps. Owner may have same
by identifying and paying for this
ad. *141
FOR SALE.
For Sale-Eureka Electric Vacuum
cleaner fully equipped. Cost new
$45.00. Will sell with guarantee at.
$30.00. Neis, phone 1582-J. 141
for Sale-Painted Window due bills
on Lyndon~, Waterman .Fountain
Pens, and others. A bargain. Call
at 326 S. State St. at once. 141
WOMEN'S G-LEE CLUB WILL
FEATURE TWO SELECTIONS.
"Dinah Doe," a darky melody., and
"The Two Clocks," two glee club se-
lections will be the features of the
annual concert and dance of the wom-
en's glee club in Barbour gym, Satur-
day evrening at 8:00 o'clock. The for-
mer is a costune character sketch
with music, full of laughs and funny
strains. The latter is a snappy selec-
tion about one of the proverbial
grandfather clocks and a little French
clock. Tickets are 35 cents.
CANINE ELITE MAY START
WEARING OF MUZZLES SOON
The amendment to the city ordi-
nance reguiating the harboring of
dogs will come up at the next ses-
sion of the city common council Mon-
day evening for final action. It has
had its second reading and opinion
prevails that its passage is a certain-
ty. There are more than 500 regis-
tered dogs in Ann Arbor, many of
them bull dogs, against whom the pro-
posed amendment is directed. If the
amendment goes into effect, all bull
dogs will be required to wear muz-
zles.

TRIP TO CHICAGO
IS UP TO ALUMNI
Union Opera Wil fGo to Windy City
if Grads Guarantee
Support.
TO STAGE TWO PERFORMANCES.
With permission already granted for
taking 'Contrarie Mary" to Chicago
for presentation in that city May 10 or
24, the matter of making ti.e trip now
rests with Windy City alumni. S. E.
Thomason, '04, who was in Ann Arbor
last week for the purpose of promul-
gating the tour, has returned to Chi-
cago, and it is understood that he is
now busy interesting Cook county
graduates in the project.
Before coming here, Mr. Thomason
secured the indorsement of the Chica-
go Alumni association, which decided
tentatively to sponsor the expedition.
It only remains now to gain enough
support in Chicago to assure the Mich-
igan Union management- of enough
funds to warrant the trip.
Practically the entirercast and cho-
rus will be taken on the western
journey., necessitating the transporta-
tion of 100 men, besides a carload of
scenery. It is planned to stage two
performances, and from the experience
of other college operas in Chicago, it
is expected that large crowds will
greet the Michigan performers.
If the Chicago trip is made, it will
not only be the first time that a Un-
ion show has ever been given out-of-
town, but also the largest organization
of Michigan men to be taken to an-
other city for an exhibition of any
kind.
JUNIOR LITS TO HEAR PROF.
HOLBROOK AT CLASS DINNER

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PHOTOGRAPHY
is being introduced in many leading universities. It is essential
in every college man's life that he know how to take pictures.
Can you conceive of a better opportunity than you now have to
learn how?
The Michigan student who fails to take advantage of this
opportunity is making a great mistake.
You can buy a Kodak from $3.oo up to $150.oo, according to
the amount you want to invest, and any one of them will take
good pictures.
You can rent them, good ones, for ioc per day.
We furnish them for you better and cheaper than anywhere
in the United States.
LYNDON

Telephone 458

Who Does the Best
Kodak Finishing?
l-e can so yol. Bring
in your i-. Films de-
veloped l(c per roll.
['rints 3e up.
CALINS' PHARMACY
324 So. State Streetf
TUTTLE'S

719 N. University Ave.

Miniature
RUG of
ORIENTAL
Design with
Each. Package.

ON STATE STREET

We Serve Hot

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UNIVERSITY, NOTICES.

"The attitude of the Western Schools
on the Conference Question," will be
the subject of a talk by Prof. Evans
Holbrook at the last junior lit dinner
of the year to be held at the Michigan
Union tonight at 6:00 o'clock.
JohnI. Lippincott will actas toast
master, and Rolfe Spinning, chairman
of the senior advisory committee, will
discuss the advisory system. A toast
will be given by Reuben Peterson, Roy
Parsons will sing some "Contrarie
Mary" hits, and Ralph Conger will
furnish guitar specialties.
Regular series tickets will admit,
or single admission cards may be pro-
cured at the door for 60 cents.
Mack Ryan, '12, Returns to Study Law
Mack Ryan, '12, has returned to Ann
Arbor from Regina, Saskatchewan,
Canada, where he has been engaged in
the real estate business since his
graduation. Ryan intends to obtain
an LL.B. degree and will commence
work in the law department this sum-
mer school.
Club Chooses Tennyson's "Falcon."
The final decision of the plays to be
given in Barbour gym Friday at 4:00
o'clock under the auspices of the new
Dramatic club has resulted in the se-
lection of Tennyson's "Falcon." The
cast is: Alice Lloyd as Lady Giovanno;
Catherine Reighard as Count Federi-
go; Clara Roe as Fillipo, and Helen
Malcomson as, Elisabetta.
When looking for a choice gift that
no one else has, you may find it at
Fosters. (1)
Contrarie Mary Souvenir Scores and
sheet music for sale at Schaeberle &
Son's Music House. tf

Close the Windows!
Don't Let Anybody Move!
Here's the
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: arrived, a full assotmcnt of sizes and patterns in both
id Madras clths, of the Longfelow Shirt. They
ade in negligee style with both starcbed and soft cuffs.
:ch our windows for displays of this exclusive shirt, or
still, let us show you the entire line.

TINKER & COMPANY
trnishers and Hatters 342 S. State Street
Agents for the B. V. D.and Lewis Surnmer Underwear.

Today is the last day for junior en-
gineers to pay their dues. From 8:00
to 12:00 a. m. in the engineering so-
ciety rooms.
Candidates for the freshman tennis
team will report in the trophyroom
of Waterman gym tonight at 7:15
o'clock.
Senior engineer class meeting in room
311 of the engineering building, Thurs-
day at 5:00 p. m.
Junior engineer baseball practice
every afternoon this week in south
Ferry field at 3:00 o'clock.
The University club tea, which was
to have been held today, has been
postponed uitil Wednesday, April 30.
Rehearsal of the women's glee club I
at 4:00 o'clock in Barbour gym.
Second order of law canes is here
and may be had in the law lobby today
at 3:30 o'clock.

HOLLAND RUSK COMPANY, Holland, Michigan


Don't pass another day without trying this delicious Rusk of golden
brown. Serve with mill or cream, fruit, cheese, or poached egg.. Al-
ways delightful and nourishing. 10c the Package at all Grocers.

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announce the arrival
95 Fort St., West

of the new Woolens for Spring and
Summer.

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