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VBi;DAY, DECEMBER iS, 19I4.
Night Editor --Chrles Weinberg
VA CATI ON TIME.
tea IMichigan mn."It will be
said of the averagre sudent a hutndred
times betwee n TnOWmnd that austttere
Tues day in January. Michigan wrill be
embodied in those who are imatriculat-
ed or, her rollS,_1and the ca:-ual observ-
er° will estimate the worth of the uni-
verity prcetty much in proportion to
the way he rates tho Michigan student
jwho stands before hiint. There Neill not
be any-consideorable allowa)nce for ex-
tremes; each student will be taken as
a fairly typical example of what his
institution repr-esents.
It is a bit disconcerting to realize
that a hundred persons or so, are going
t o fuor their opiniomi of Mtichigan frotn
the actionls of any one( of us. But the re-
sponsiiitys not anly lesis importa7nt.
It is for this reason that the student
who niakes anl un1fortunate spectacle
of himself during vacation, ca..n do the
uniiversity as much harm a," alm~ost
any nulmber of avowed cnotini,,. Sa ne
pleasanltries will go a long ways to-
ward gaining for the Mlichligan man the
reputation of "a wholesome sort of fel-
low." °
31aeste Theater
Mlurray, and Storm in a chattering
chorus girl skit led the bill at the Ma-
jestic theater last night. Menlo Moore's
"Young America" would have been
fairly interesting, even had the grand
old flag feature been omitted. The
country store feature created an up-
roar.. -
Combined K ermess committees will
hold an important meeting at 1:00
o'clock today, in the Crce Francas
room in Mason hall.
Kermess bills and money for tick-
ets sold muist be turned in to Minerva
B~owe~n, '15, today.
Irene Litchinan, 17, has charge of
the party for university women who r-
mtain, in Ann Arbor for the holidays,
E which will be given at 4:00 o'clockj
Saturday, December 2, in Barbour1
gymnasium, by the Women's League.
It will be informal, and will probably
be a mock auction.
Individual invitations will be sent
women who register with the League
through the box in the east corridor
of the library, though all university
women who remain are cordially in-
vited.
PREP FE"4 I{SA DRESS 5LI N ISTS
Mlen (it English and Latin Departments
to Read Papers in Eas
Prof. J. S. P. Tatlock, of the English
dep artment,, will eliver a paper enti-
tied, "The Spirit of Shakespeare's
Troilus and Cressida,'" at the meet-
ing of the Modern Language associa-
tion to be held .at Coumbia university,
December 29, 30 and 31. Two other
subjects, "Leonid Andreev," and "Al-
lusions in Sixteen)th Century Dramatists
to the Puritans," treated respectively
by Prof. C. L. Meader, of the Latin de-
partment and Prof. Al. P. Willey, of the
English department, will be read.
Michigan is also represented in the
organization of the -association, having
Professor Tatlock as one of the vice-
presidents and Prof. A. G. Canield, of
the French faculty, as a member of
the executive committee.
Michigan will have no spokesman
representative at the Minneapolis
branch of the assoiation convention.
Prof. C. Schlenker, Prof. E Voss and
Prof. E. H. Lauer, formerly o tis
university, will be partiip>ts i0 the
program.
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Christmas
Chocolate
We. Pack and Ship to any point
UtaICry Drxxg VCo
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Song Books Scrap Books Stationery Book Racks, &c., &c.
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GOOD BOOKS -make the Best
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We carry all the latest Fiction, Books of PoetvV,
Art, Travel, Biography, etc., etc.
pp,
Pillow Covers
"Workmanship in Clothes is
like temper in steel- R-isible
only in results ".
Viet r Records
All the latest Opera Music and Popular Songs
in sheet form ready to take home.
Cotner Maynard and "William Streets
To insure satIsfactionl
have . V. Price &
Co. tailor clothes to
individual order.
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Phone 1244 h The shrewd professor who introdiuc-
csslhis jokes in four-year cycles has a
Phoife 1242 keen eye for conomuiing e11,ffort.
We are better prepared
thaii cee before tow meet. youre
wants for tlhie Fall an o Winter of,
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ra(gravers
Thien there is the fa.culty mnan' who
spends thle last 10 mninutes advising
work on his particular subject.
sThe Spotlig;ht dis ;losed ability that
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AeWdy to year, The store that
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"Shop early" bas mi aing li ;for
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NONEY-RAISING SALE-All Cloth,~
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Speaking of ties, one is forcibly. re-
m inded of' Christmas,.
Nkobody is worrying miuch about the
gym today,
Nor about the- ,Harvard episode.
See y' nex' year.
Fountadin pens make good Christmas
presents. University Ave. Pharmacy.
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TillRS YEAR'S TRACK WORK ENDS;
81SPRING PROSPECTS LOOK HAZY
Varsity, track work terminated yes-
.terday for the. rest of the present
year. Owing to tk t act that Michigan
has nio meets scheduled for early 'in
'the year, Coach FIarrell said there
was no need of keeping any of the men
over during vacation.
Coach Farrell stated that it was too
early to make any predictions as to
the prospects for the track team, as
none of the men had been permitted
to uncover anything that they might
possess. Work will, be pushed more
vigorously, however, after vacation.
Musical Christmas Gift*. A COMn- '-
plete line of Insti qments, .Vietrolas 4 Students attention. k~e going on
E±dison Diamrvoni Wac machines, ett., your Xmas acation :all 15. 1-are :fo'ur
to choose Rein.. Scb eberle & Son baggage checked direct fromn hLou ' 4-#.o
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MIONEY-RAISINGK SALE--All Cloth.I
lug, Balm acaans, Overcoats, Suits,
?ken's Furnishing Goods and Hats at
Sacrifice Prices.
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There are a hundred reasons why jew'elry should be given for holiday gifts
There are no good rrasons why it shouldn'~t be giben-- not even price
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A gift in gold, silver, china, glass, leather' will
prove to be a daily reminder of yourthoughftfulness
If your gifts are selected here, the receipieuits
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