._TBE MICHIGAN DAILY. N~eil as Style am. Try :s Gilmore Shoe Go,- 119 S. Main. We carry AA to E in de'sand Women's. Pin gree Made is our leader %-- Palace of Sweets / Dowry Town, LET TRUEY Frnish the Ice Creeam Atterntiou to rwktergities mnzd Sororities oN 4m AIN STREET UNIVERSITY NOTICES. Soph Prom committee meeting at the Union tonight at 7:00. A senior law sing will be held to- night on the steps of the law building at 7:00 o'clock. All senior laws are urged to be present. Underclassmen desiring to try out for assistant managership of Glee and Mandolin club report to. Carpenter, Michigan Daily office, tonight at7 :00. Soph lit baseball men meet at Union, at 12:30 today. Senior engineers will sing at the engineering benches tonight at 7:00. Sophomore rehearsal for the May day dances at 5:00 o'clock in Barbour, gym today. Rehearsal of junior women for the field day dance in Barbour gym at 7:00 o'clock tonight. Junior lit election of student coun- cilmen, Wednesday afternoon, 4:00r o'clock, west physics lecture room. EXPLORER WILL LECTURE ON DISCOVERY OF SOUTH POLE. Capt. Roald Amundsen,recent explcr- er of the south pole, will give a lec- ture, illustrated by motion pictures, in University Hail, Friday, June 6. His! subject will be "How I discovered the South Pole." This lecture will be un-' der the auspices of the university and city Y. M. C. A.'s. ADS IN THIS COLUMN ARE TO l'E PAID FOR IN ADVANCE. FOB RENT. For Rent-During summer large, fur- nished house, desirable location. Rent reasonable. Phone 637. 152-3-4 LOST Lost---Kappa Kappa Gamma pin. Re- turn to 319 S. Fifth Ave., phone 1031. Reward. 164-65 Earn I-iolly THIS& SUMMER A~t the same time develop your skill in sellng, a skill that makes success certain in any business ax. profession. Here's Your New Spring Suit I Here in any one of the fifty beautiful fabrics and colors that sl.ow the joy of Spring timre. Here in st~les that will :et tle pace for the next twelve months. Here in the unapproachable craftinan~.lip 11 at goes with.Society Brand. True, fadeless blues, restful greys, becoming browns anl I end'e is variations of these three. Soft fronts and lapels,' snug shoulders, body- tracing lines, new fabrics-clothes that arouse a wave of approval at first sight. Come and see. JF/uerMh b HEADQUAR~TERS. FOR GOOD DRESSERS I I FREE COURSE AL S N HIN Write Today for Full Particulars NATIONAL COLLECTOR'S ASSOCIATION I I I I I I I IThe New Spring MIodels. are now being shown at Hayly's Millinery, 206 E. Liberty Hair Goads a Specialty Phone 1390-4 1 f n re' pa~rfrig Phoi a 1361-,6I price made on a typewriter, sale or rental. F. WOOD WARD FSecond Floor Ann Arbor, Mitch. fat Day--May 17 "Comfort" Hat---cushion fitting, tilation." Also fine Panamas. TY TOCCERY SHOP re 1107 S. U. Ave. sINING, New York TO CA3LPMCN FOR..... . ... T.ERs OF LIFE MEMBERSHIPS 33 Parks Place Newark, Ohic Collar now high icA/S IE COON C- C'o., MAXq ,zS TOY .V. For Sale in Ai i Arbor by UNLVEIISIT CA~LENDAR. May 20.-Senior sing. May 23.-Interscholastic meet at Fer- ry field. Irinie Reason ' i for our, doing the largest business in Ann Arbor is: Because we give better . values than anyone In Ann Arbor. ,we don't want one man to pay our expense for an entire day when he buys a suit° of clothes here., That's why we not onlygv o l wool clothes, but FINE all wool clothes. There is no merit In particular when it can be said, ""This suit is all wool." Five dollars will buy an, all wool suit. But there is real merit when you say, ;~This suit is made of fine all wool material." That's the kind ewe sell. I I WANTED. S (Continued from page 1.) chairman, Don Daron, Jesse ell, Kirk Hoag, Morton Hunter, Wanted-Students to sell our guaran- teed hosiery and silk, neckwear. Goods of quality. Large commis- sions. Write us now. 164 I I Tennis Racquets and balls (all kinds). H. L. Switzer Co., 310 State. Home Baking-Mrs. Julia Proctor, 1206, Washtenaw Ave., will cater to student need in this line. Whenever you are planning a spread, phone 1399 Edward Lazear, Berry Ratliff, Saul Saulson, Walter Shuett, Merle Tabor,' and Bart jWood. ,Law department: Victor Conklin, chairman, Gordon Jacques,' Bruco Laing, George McConley, Clarence Mackay, R. N. Ogden, Jr., No'rmat Reed, Burke Shartel, and Raymond Taylor. Medic department: Leonard Water- man; Combined departments: 'D. J. Stirckland, '13P, Norman Starr, '13H1., and H. H. McUmber, '13D. May May 23.-Cap night at Sleepy Hollow. 24.-Interseholast~c meet at Fer- SUIts made ALL to order $17.50 No more No less ry field. May 24.-Women's May. Day.. May 24.--Interscholastic and Union memembership dinner. MONEY BACK IF WE DON'T SATISFY I-L. 164-67 l4 WOOLEN MILLS, CO. JACK LS? DETRIT is .a mighty nice city, and Rayl's is the nicest place at which to buy 216 S. Main St. Near Macks. I 0 1 , r I i+ GkiA :.:Fl N STORE YOUR THINGS IN ATHLETICS ER. NG-LY OD" l Kodaks,Cutlery, Fishing Tackle and General Sportin Goods direy9 Storage Warehouse LOWT RATES., CLEAN AND SAFE I Phone 82 L May WVce Serve Your'-Rag is has been doing it years and ought to know how. Films Developed, roll (any size.) 410, N. Fourth Ave. for 38 10c a p 1 _- w I Michigan Students are Entitled to' 10 per cent Discount. Baring Ad. with you. WabonH.MarA Manage,. 34th Sr.FA.ST ATPARK AVE., N.Y .S'ubway Entrasnce At the focal point of the terminal zone, on the crest of Murray Hill, cooled by Southern breezes from the sea, artificially fed by chilled air, 600 sunlit rooms. T. B.m RAL couA td TARIFF;~ Single rooms . - Double rooms - Double bedrooms, boudoir dressing-room and bath' Suites-Parloir, bedroom and bath Each room with bath<., " per day-'&i $4, $5, $6. " w $ 8, $10.$62 1 $10, $12, $15 Special rates for Summer Co r. Woodward and Gongress THIS IS CLOTHIES BVIGT14; OE 1 of ial Style, Grace and Character. Positively the greatest values iAxn Arbor, when style, fabric''andWrmnhi sdl MOO0 Suits, Adler Rochester Clothes from $20.(0 to $30.00. Best Straw Hats. First 'showing Saturday. Panamas, $5.00; M-likins, 53.00; Split Straws, $1.50 to $4.00., Soft Straws, $1.00 to 83.00. Knox Straw Hats, Prices from $3.00 to $5.00, ReuI., Con'lin-fiegel Con.