_TRE MICHIGAN DAILY. &DS IN TIlTS COLUMN ARE TO BE c r r Not just stylish but correct in s yIe 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 secyre in any selection yon imay 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. Lindcischmitt, Apfel & Company GET ONE OF OUR Telephone 71 ALARM CLOCKS and you will get to your classes on time Prices always right and all clocks guaranteed. New location. 111 EAST WASHINGTON STREET J. L. CHAPMAN, Jeweler DeFries' Art Store Reasonable Prices, lPrompt Service and Pictures and Framing Goao°d Workmanship. 223 S. Main Street We Make Old Hats New aPANAMA, SOFT, DERBY - or STRAW __* ICLEANED AND BLOCKED THE BEST SHOE SHINE SHOP 301 1-2 S. STATE STREET N e x t to Wagner s TUTTLE'S ON STATE STREET We Serve Hot Lunches rrr ~ o ~ rcrrr i~rr~ri~~rA &DS i5N1T1IS COLUMN ARE TO BE PAID FOR IN ADVANCE. FOR SALE. For Sale-A canoe in good condition- two paddles-one seat. C. A. Swain- son, 332 East Jefferson. 147-151 For Sale-Practically new typewriter; latest model, L. C. Smith No. 5. 2 color, bac spacer, tabulator, margin release. Very cheap. Must sell im- TIW.'TRIi CIR(LLES Vaudeville will be represented in its highest form at the -ajestic theater tomorrow night when the new show opens for the first three days of the week. Heading the lIst of acts will be Haviland and Thornton in one of the best comedy acts, while two veter- ans of the minstrel stage--Quinlan and Richards will uphold th other end of the laughmaking i&res of the show. Next 'Thursday the sr act will be Roach and McCurd o forirly ap- peared in the roles of 'i lol r and the "town constable" ii. ay down east." PHOTOGRAPHY is being introduced in man; 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 #ave 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 $3.00 up to $150.00, according to the amount you want to invest, and any one of them will take good pictures. You can rent them, good ones, for ioe per day. We furnish them for you better and cheaper than anywhere in the United States. LYNDON mediately. Call 100-W. 151 For Sale-May Festival reserved seat, first balcony, section 9, 13th row, $3.00. Call 1024-J. 151 WANTED TO RENT. Furnished house for summer mocnths or longer. J. H. Bringhuist, 955 3rd Ave, Detroit, Mich. For Rent-15 room house suitable for fraternity or club house; corner lot, spacious grounds, rent reasonable. 418 N. Division St. Apply to W. H. Butler, First National Bank Bldg. Tues Thurs. Sat tf WANTED. Wanted-Agents,d$3.00 a day guaran- teed. One student made $50 clear in five days at Battle Creek Spring Vacation. Phone 1792-L for appoint- ment or call 815 S. State evenings. 151-2 Wanted-A lady of teaching experi- ence to travel this summer, selling encyclopedia. Call 600 E. Liberty St. 150-1-2 Wanted-Four men to work in Canada this summer under the leadership of a man who made over twenty-five dollars per day last year. Salary and expenses guaranteed. Failures need not apply. Call 600 E. Liberty St. at 4:00 p. m. 150-1-2 LOST Lost-Watch-fob with block M cut in- to square of sterling silver. If found call Daily business office. 150-1 Lost-Conklin self-filler on East Jef- ferson near State St. .Reward. 604 East Jefferson. 150-1 Lost-Pair of long white kid gloves Friday night, at the Soph Prom. Finder is known and Will avoid con- siderable trouble by calling 1222 Washtenaw, or 885-L. 151 Lost--Dark grey envelope containing land contract between University Y. M. C. A. and William St. Return to University Y. M. C. A. 151 Lost-Brown bill purse containing $9 or $10 near Union dance hall, Thurs- day night. Finder please call 1119-L Reward. 151 Found-Fountain pen, Friday after- noon. Call Hossick, 1103 So. Uni- versity, 300-J. 151 New class in shorthand this week at the School of Shorthand, 711 N. Uni- versity Ave. 151-2-3-4-5 Martha Washington Candy is the best. Fresh every day at the' Universi- ty Pharmacy. "For Music and all Mxsical Instru- ments visit Schaeberle and Son's Mus- ic house. tf Reach and "Ty Cobb" baseball goods at H1. L. Switzer Co., 310 State. Wed Fri Sun--tf Open every evening until 9:30. Sun- days from 9:30 to 12:30, 1:30 to 3:30 only. Lyndon's Kodaks, films, filash- lights, 719 N. University. Sun Fri 1'o"I'~ylcIaivri to fY c: 1azu't ito~ Dr. EdTaod H. Penc pa-br of the Fort street Presbyt c urh of Detroit, will 11t ;'_[ at tie Pra,_byterian church this venij, a..: ;';lock. Ils sermc is giveL.as a number on the Union series. Fountin pen found on Ferry field by O. F. Hoppe, 1;hy+Pct.apher. Owner can have same by cain-i at studio. New c'ass in shortI2:i .1this week at the School of Shorthar A, 711 N. Uni- versity Ave. 151-2-3-4-5 LAURELS OF VICT(RY FLL TO ITflACAS (Continued from pae 1>) that Kanzler defeated Koher i the shot put, and that Craig did not place in the 2' low hurdles. I i the fcrner event, Kanzler heaved tie leaden weight 45 faot s 1-2 iace, beating Kohler's best tos by three inches. Craig did not place in t:e 20 hurdles. because hefell in beping h5 K_th barrier. Craig would ha o tken e- cnd at least. ad the Miichigan sup- porters claim this as another instance of the adversity of fortune. The summaries of the events, which tell the story of the meet better than it could be told in words, follow in the order in which he events occurred. 100 yard dash: Reller, Cornell, first; Ingersoll, Cornell, second; Seward, Michigan, third. Time, 10 seconds. Shot put: Kanzler, Cornell, first, 45 feet, 6 1-2 inches; Kohler, Michigan, second, 45 feet, 2 1-2 inches; MCutch- eon, Cornell, third, 41 feet 3 inches. 120 yard high hurdle-Whinery, Cor- nell, first; Sheldon, Cornell, second; McNabb, Michigan, third. Time, 16 1-5 seconds. One-mile run-Jones, Cornell, first; Smith, Michigan, second; Finch, Cor- nell, third. Time 4 minutes 26 sec- onds. 440-yard dash-Cozzens, Cornell first; Jansen, Michigan, second; Me- haffy, Cornell, third. Time, 49 4-5 sec- onds. Hammer throw-Kohler, Michigan, first, 150 feet 7 inches; McCutcheon, Cornell, second, 150 feet 3 inches; Bannister, Cornell, third, 149 feet 6 inches. High jump--Sargent, Michigan first, 6 feet 2 inches; Warner, Cornell, sec- ond, 6 feet 1 inch; White, Michigan third, 5 feet, 9 inches. Two-mile run-Speiden, Cornell, first; Haimbaugh, Michigan, second; Cadiz, Cornell, third. Time, 9 minutes 38 1-5 seconds. Pole vault-Hasted, Cornell, first, 12 feet; Van Kennen, Cornell, second, 11 feet 11 inches; Milton, Cornell, third,, 11 feet 6 inches. ' 220 yard low hurdles-Phillipi, Cor- nell, first; Shelden, Cornell second; C. S. White, Michigan, third. Time, 25 1-5 seconds. 220-yard dash-Reller,Cornell, first; Cozzens, Cornell, second; Bond, Mich- igan, third. Time, 21 4-5 seconds. Half-mile run--Jones, Cornell, first; Chapman, Cornell second; Brown, Michigan,third. Time 1:54 2-5. New class in shorthand this week at the School of Shorthand, 711 N. Uni- 11 I Telephone 458 719 N. University Ave. FE i i i I NO H/L TOO STEEP NO SAND TOO DEEP To Give You Comfort in Your Car Every man in the Jacks:n plant who has anything to do with designirg or building the car understands that comfort is one of the four big essentials. The three others are-durability, economy and safety. The Jackson has long been noted for all four. Comfort is emphasized here because it has long been emphisized in the factory; and because we believe no car rides more easily than the Jackson, and few ride as easily. %I "Olympic" Four $1500 Electric starter and lights $225 extra. 'Majestic" Four $1975 Electric starterand lights. "Sultanic" Six $2850 Electric starter and lights. Jackson Automobile Company ]604 E. MAIN ST. JACKSON, MICH. L onfellow Shirts Jus't arrived, a full assortment of sizes and patterns in both silk and Madras el>ths, of the Longfellow Shirt. They are made in negligee style with both starched and soft cuffs. Watch our windows for displays of this exclusive shirt, or better still, let us show you the entire line. i Li 111 1_ 0 RolHi TINKER & COMPANY Furnishers and Hatters 342S. State Street Agents for the B. V. D. and Lewis Summer Underwear. a kintverestt Custc ib - Press Building-Maynard Street OU will find a delightful lot of correctness in our Spring and Summer Suits. for men and young men, and even greater delight in our modest prices. A visit should convince you. will offer a SPECIAL PRICE $15.00 to $30.00 on Hats, Caps, and Gents Furnishings versity Ave. 151-2-3-4-5 Michigenda, Culture, Koanzaland, Crimson Chest ahd Awakened Rameses. Old Hampshire Vellum, the latest in the writing papers at Fosters, (2) All films developed, fixed and wash- ed with care for 10c a roll at Hoppex & Co., 619 E. Liberty St. a ..: r f e f f + /. r..- -- ' _.__ COX SONS & VININS , New York MAKERS-OF ACADEMIC COSTUMES caps, Cowns & Hoods for All Degrees. MACK & co0, Representatives WADHAMS & COMPANY I BEGINNINU MAY 5th SCORES AND SHEET MUSIC 121-123 S. Main St I _ AK& D epeetaf_ m IN IMF ;&:...:.. affaCK& 1. University Pharmacy Company COULDINC & WIKEL, Proprietors Chocolate and Vanilla Cream de- livered to any part of the city for Sunday Dinner. 1 1219 South University Avenue I PO WE .NOW HAVE THE EXCLUSIVE ACENCY FOR gl artha Washing1Ston Caoedy, at 60y a Pound We have a Telephone and a Delivery Boy-USE THEM. PHONE 416 FOR A BOX.