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Nov. 28
Cailkin's PharmacyI
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We are forced to move,
therefore we are corn-
off
lwhitman's
Eastmans
11 x s
Candies
Kodaks
& Overcoats r
kinaws &Batb Robes
Nlow $11.25
13.50
GL15.00
LL16.50
iG18.75
21.00
SL 2 2..5
pelled to give you ti
great opportunity of:
suits and o'coats 1/4 o
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We Deliver Free Up. to 150 Miles
324
S . State street
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furnishlings, 207%;
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and suit cases, 20%.
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PANTS 20%
OFF
)MAMS & COO
121-123 So. Plain St.
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Editorr The M1icigan Daily: -
Your assumption ini Tuesday's Dal-
ly that Wolvierine supporters wvill re-,
gard our turndown at thiehands or the
H-arvard athletic authorities as an unm-j
sportsmn llke act, strikes me 4S un-
1 t ollege Men!
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no"Im ,o-
ion t
My assortment includes
the latest novelties for the
college men. Workman-
ship and designing of the
highest (iuality, and at a
reasonable fignre.
Temple, Theatrea
Thurs., Dec. 17--Perils of Pauline (16
Story).,
Fri., Dec. 18--Rose and the Thorn
(with1 Naomi Childers),.
jSat., Dec. 19--Sparks of Fate (with
'Francis ]X. Bushman).
Coming Next iWeek--Blood NWill'Tell
(with Francis X. Bushman).
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
ANN ARBOR
Caitl - - $100,000
1. Surplus and Profits $65,000
Directors
Viirt Cornwell, Gei, %W. Patterson, i1, 3. Ab-
bor., S. W. Uvaksoi, I?. 1_. Kinne, lHrrison
,,ue, Waldo AM. Abbott, Dan It. Sutton; Fred
3cb nuid.
Order HILL'S SWEET
CIDER Phone 2140
tWhy not lhave t' ad~iveed regublirlyr.thior. triL
woekiy Y Many (o. Alwvays frcsh. N preser.
vatives used. Visit the miilt at the crchard.
K(ENMORE B3ROOK ORCHARDS
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aert,
Table Cooking Sets
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A. F. Marquardt
Cam pus Tailor
New Loation
H16 WILLIAM STREET
Dieterle Bldg.
eLaunidry I
nen.
ds It.
but does it..
to show that it is Reliable.
wompt service.
215 S. Fourth Ave,
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warrantedl. We should peause to con-~
sider the proposition as a matter of
good business. Harvard, last year ac-
cepted pur challenge, although they
must have realized that they had little
to gain, and much to lose by such a
venture. Michigan on the other hand,
because of her green teain, had eivery-
thing to gain and comparatively little'
to lose. The fact that Michigan camne
so close to actual victory last October,
only emphasizes the risk that Hiarvard
assumed. Good business men do not
repeat ventures after such close calls,
We have no cause for complaint.
You may well ask at this point what
good business and1 sportsmanship have
in conmon. It is may personal conl-
viction that the an~swer to this q'leac_
tion h jis l," e~hn.' nd it is
purely on this basis that I object to
the us(e of the criterion of prma-
sp r s a-sipp in 41dghtg iulnteilcollesglate athletic
relations. College athletics had its inr-
ception ini the minds of those students,
inl the days gone by, whpo wanitoa to test
their strengt'h rand skill against others
of their class, At Ht iatme, the chief
end and aim of athletics was the ex-t
ercise of the mind and body that such,
contests gave the participants. Those
were the days of real sport. Today wel
Ilat4 .nph conditions only among thet
le-Si Opulent ptrp" rind igh schools,r
and on corner lots. Now our scien-
tifically fed and carefully bred teams
trr coached by high salaried special-t
ists, are I41gd after by skilled sur-
g>eons, and, finality, ar.e niptched by
professiornal directors. It is all pure1
buslnesb, The stadium has supplanted]
the grandstand, just as not long agol
the latter increased the cipaoity of
the side Hles. Steadily the pleasure{
of the spectators has encroached upon ,
the. satisfaction of the players, as the
controlling motive of the game. In so,
far as our major college~ athletics is1
concerned, sport has practically ceased1
to exist either as a motive or a result.t
The ever increasing importance' of]
victory, to which the 1-arvaicd incident
is an index, is but the logical 'out-
growth of the obvious trend of college
athletics toward the spectacular.' We' i d ti e a d g ets h r h
process is farthest advaniced. If the
crowd is to be amnused, the crowd must
pay,-and the crowd will not pay for
too mnany defeats.
This talk of salaries, gate receipts
and million dollar amiphitheaters that
we are getting used to, in connection1
with college athletics, can only mean
that we have applieid the methods and
skill of commerce to what originally
was a joyous sport. Our highly effii-j
cient Mr. Bartelme has been torld by
Hfarvard's astute M1r. Moore, that good
business will not allow us the pleasure
For use with Gas.
NICKELS
Arca de Theatrea
W'eduesday-liurrsday, Deeniher 16417
",Northern Lights,"-A Five Part Dra-
ma by .heLife Photo-Film Compa,-
Friday-aturdlay, Decemb*er 18.19.
"RZIP VAN WrINK uY,'! , --.Washingtonf
Irvijn;;a story with Thomas Jeffer-j
s(311.
Friday is the Blerioit Day for' the Fed-'
eratad, Chrites. Look for the
places where the tickets are for
sale,
of witnessing a game between the two
v a s t e e r s n . W , n a lb sorry . T h e p leasure th at w e m ight
have gained from wcitnessinlg such a
contest is great, But we~ can only,
compli inelilr. ;,,,ooze and his emnploy-,
ers for tie good judgment they have
Shown in looking after their OW4 in-
We have no rmore rea. on to demand
sporItsmn, Ishl ip p hee n egotiations
than to epc humnan kindliness in a
Europea~n diploma,.t. The"re is no room
for such feelings. Ansd inasmuch as.
we have. applied; business methods so
completely to the actual carrying outs
of our1 athletic. program s, we may as
well, now as later, justify the ethics
of business in the planning. To' con-
Itinue to coddle ourselves with -this
talk of sportsmanship will only make
us the laughing stock of the thinking
public, Let's accept conditions as we
find them, and talk business.
BUSINESS.
Big ."Country Store" Night at the
Majestic Thursday, Doe 1?th-$100.OO
in prizes given away, free. 63-9
Christmas cigars and Christmas can-
dy. Unaiversity Ave. Pharmacy. tf
In future all. cars stop at Goodyear
Drug Store, tf
WASIINAW GAS CON
G ,If s nn J wlFOR WOMEN, MEN and CHILDREN
Toasters,- Chafing Dishes, Coffee
Percolators, and all accessories for
Table Cooking.
Gas does the work quicker and
better than Electricity.
Concealed floor connection under
the- table mnaking the outfit entirely
portable.
We invite your attention for
Christmas Gifts.
Rmpus
Phone 3IOJ
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"~Win her with gifts if she respects not words;
Dumb jewels often in their silent kind
M'ore than quick 'words do move a )roman 's mind"
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TAILORS
ability, built on the lines
d in the Myles production
of fashionable Tailor-
Pieces of Jewelry make the present that is useful, usefuli
the sense Hof the verse above and. useful as decorations.
A few suggestions are Watches, Rings, Pendents, Opei
Glasses and Clocks. .Michigan Jewelry'-comes in Cuff Button
Stick Pins, Brooches, Fobs, Rings, Penidents, and Cigarette Cas(
Tailors and oajr own Workshops
LIBERTY STREET
Cwndi Os
HALLER JEWELRY CO).
Maybe you can win a Silk
at the big "Country Night" at
jestic Thursday, Dec. 17th.
Traveling Bags-Wagner
State St.
Kinumona
the Ma-
63-9
& Co.,
6~7-76
STATE STREET JENVELERS
AT
CREST
302 So. Main Street
FEIo1da~y Gifts
B~EING D IS P LAY'E.D
In anid let %s5show you
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It 'IS
They
PNoW
come.
Take ' a Victrola Record Home
an Xmas present that the whole family will enjoy.
are not expensive: sixty cents is the cheapest. Why
not get one tonight?
We are open evenings this week.
Grin nellBros. Msic Hou~e
..On the Way Down Town"
The Newer Conception of Business.
A house planned and built solely as
an expression of beauty and the fine
'sentiments of the mind -A spot' on
the busy commercial street where only
objects of finest development in good'
taste are Bought as an ideal, and where
may be found choice, gifts not for the
few exceptional people but for those
of refinement and small means,-A
place of enjoyment and profit for all.
You are cordially invited to visit the
James Foster House of Art. eod T
The Majestic will give away $100.00
in prizes absolutely FREE at the big
Country Store Night Thursday, Dec.
17th. Watch papers for list of prizes
given by leading Ain Arbor Mer-
See if you can wvin the
the big "Country Store"
Majestic, Thursday, Dec.
Soft Hats-Another shipment ji
Wagner & Co., State St.
For Taxi or Limousine phone
"Go-Cart"
Night at t.
& WALKER,
213 So. Main Street
Phone 876
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Buy your Conklin Pen at Tan Doi
en's' Pbarmacy, 743 Packard. street.1
We have a select -stock of Whit
Ivory. Sugden Drug Co., 302 S. Stat
street. ead'
Order your seats now for the bi
sack of flour at the "Country Store
Night at the Majestic, Thursday, Dc
TYPEWRITER
BARGAIN S
ike suits for both
,S and GENT'S
We have a few Trial Machines
which we offer at greatly retducedI
prices on the easiest of terms. Will
b~e glad to have you try them.
We rent typewriters, too.
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ROYAL TYPEWRITER CO. JIwc.
A. H. COHE~N, Resident Salesman
Phon~e 2282 1314 So. University Avenue
Al. P4V'Y 312 S, STATE ST.(Opp,- Huston's)
Here for a large Manufacturer
$5.00 square banner for $1.75
It you buiy two pillows,
$2.00 for the same banner It
you buy one pillow
BEST PILLOWS MADE--$I.00-$1.75
09-0.1
chants,
s3-y 1 17th.
A new lot of i %ibber sole shoes-
black and tan-Jutst received. Wagne.
Ib Co., State St. 67-r70
Private dancing lessons will be giv-
en at the Packard Academy during va-
cation. Phone 1850-M. 69-70
Phone 2280 'for quick Taxi or
gage service.
Martha Washington candy, fres
Christmas, all sizes. University
Al. PEA VI
Here for a large Manufacturer
(312 S. STATE ST, (opp, Huston E