THlE MICHIGAN LAIL! .. M' iit Spring Showing of STEIN BLOCH SUITS IMPERIAL HATS You have been looking for t:o Oxtord Cloth Outing Shirts With Collars Attached We have them in all sleeve lengths Knitted Coats and Spring Shirtings no won display Tinker CAompany COR. S. STATE and WILLIAM STS. February Cut Price Sale and all the new shapes and colors in CAPS I... II February is the month that we cut prices down to rock-bottom. This is the time to buy. Be on hand so that you can take ad- vantage of these wonderful money saving bargains in Suits, Over- coats, Hats and Caps, Sweaters, Smoking Jackets and Bath Robes. .. ........ Lindenschmiitt, Aptel & Co. m w UNIONTO- SPONSOR FA CULTYEVENIN GS Students in Each Department to Have Opportunity of Meeting Professors I WILL GIVE FREE Dress Suits and Opera Hats to rent. I Win. Dieterle 94 Fort Street West Detroit. SPRING ORDERS .T4KEN NOW SYSTEM STARTS NEXT With ten or more rolls of films, to be developed and prints made from best nega- tives, one 8xio enlargement from the best negative or one 8xio print of any U. of M. view or one 4x6 portrait of self, made in my studio. We use Cyko Paper for our amateur work, the paper that leads, the results will tell the story." Hoppe's Studio 619 E Liberty Street. REULE, CONLIN FIEGEL CO.- I FRIDAY I I No "Pop" Satisfy. thatanimalinstiuct-with DEAN'S Fresh Roasted Peanuts A FULL POUND -1 i I :214x..MAinSt.A . - - ,, )TE CT YOUR EYES >blinding reflection of; sunlight on the white causes a very severe strain on the eyes. ber Glasses will filter the light and prevent e strain. keeping your eyes in perfect condition dy for your examinations. are showing a large line of both Amber and Dark d Glasses. 28. .up to $5.00 .LER JEWELRY CO., STATE STREET JEWELERS4 Plans have been formulated for fac- ulty nights at the Michigan Union, where the men from the various de- partments of the schools and colleges. will eongregate, probably every Fri- day night until spring vacatfoi4 The faculty will be divided into groups, and each group will be invited to come on certain nights to meet students of the departments represented. Committeemen are being appointed, among the Senior classes, to .take charge of the proposed work, and these men will be announced in a4 day or two. The plan arose from recent agi- tation to get the faculty men in closer touch with the student body. Tentative arrangements of the de- partments according to the nights on which they will meet are arranged as follows: (1), Chemistry, Physics, Math- ematics, and Astronmy; (2) Sciences and Forestry; (3) History, Sociology, and Economics; (4) Philosophy and Education; (5) Law School; (6) Civil Engineering; (7) Mechanical and Ma- rine Engineering; (8) Chemial and Electrical Engineering; (9) ,Medical School; (10) Dental Schools and oth- er Schools and departments. Attempts will be made to start the faculty night system next Friday night, and the Senior committeemen will be- gin work the first of this week. P. 1). Koontz, '17L, who is president of the Union, is in charge of the work. Dr. Ehlers Writes Botanif aVi er Dr. J. M. Ehlers who received his doctor's degree from the University of Michigan in 1914, and who is now pro- fessor of botany at the Texas Agricul- tural College, has published a paper, on "Winter Temperature of Pine Nee- dles" in the February number of the American Journal of Botany. While in Ann.Arbor last year, Professor Ehilers conducted a series of his experiments on the pine trees between the library and the physics building, which arous- ed considerable curiosity among cam- pus pedestrians. University Ave. Pharmacy Martha Washington Candy, Cigars, Cigarettes1 and Tobacco. tft CANDY SPECIALTIES Every day in the week. Temple Theatre ADMISSION So. (except Friday and Saturday) MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22 "Young Mrs. Winthrop," (with Mabel Trunnell). TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23 Hearst-Selig News. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24 "The Crimson Moth." ... r.....r 1'r." " ." _ __... _ I Look at our Show Windows for a I I TH ESUGAR BOAN L 104 S. Main St. Popular Matinee Week Feb. 22 WenesdaNit2c. to $1.00o $15 DETROIT Orpheum Theatre The House of Famous Plays by Famous" Players. Monday and Tuesday, Feb. 22-28 All Star Cast in "The Girl of the - Gen Go West." Wednesday, February 24 Dustin Farnumn in "The Squaw Man." Thursday and Friday, Feb. 25-26 Maclyn Arbuckle in "It's No Laughing Matter." JOHN CORT Presents The Syncopated Broadway Diversion I ii. Wha11t's Going On The Fun ShuIn The Song Show The Dance Showv Book by Wm. H. Clifford. Lyrics by Miles Overholt. Music by Williams Loraine and Josephine Ihmsen WITH THIS STAR CAST Francis Cameron Maude Be atty Roy Atwell Dorothy Webb Walter Lawrence Knox Wilson Doyle & Dixon and a Real Dancing Chorus WEEK MARCH 1 --- Triumphant Return of , ._ ----_ _ _ ,,. s -11 I not advanced our !t artIkles. - Arcade Theatre SHOWS:AFTEMON NS 4;00: EYE. 6:15; 7:45; 9:15 sine of Students' supplies, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22 HOMIDAY SPECIAL! Antony and Cleopatra. Polish Relief Benefit. 15 cents. ..Nt WM. HDE IN THE COMEDY. OF 'CHEERFULNESS "THE MAN FROM HOME" isate and Packard I you are looking for some place to "Washington's Birthday" don't for. that the Majestic matinee begins 2:00 o'clock. Remember as this is national holiday night prices will vail. Special feature act George mrose and his minstrels. or Musical Instruments of cRvYe cription, Victrol"s, amd Udis.. D- nd Dise Machines, go to 5CKAm- RLU & SON MUSIC )IOUSU. Mat& nat. 004s! et that lOc San Marco cigar Sat, or . for 5 cents at Sugden Drug Co., S. State St. eod Wed ,emember Mondafy ebruar, , ad Washington's birthday a. f.Natisna iday" all seats at the Majestie will reserved at night prices. In future all Drug Store. ears stop at Goodyear. 522 "We'll be there" Holmei Taxi Co. 522 Light WorkoutMarks First Three Days' Practice in Waterman Gym Cage REAL GRIND TO OPEN TUESDAY Coach Lundgren's squad of baseball players jumped' from a comppany of 40 candidates for this year's Varsity nine to an even half, hundred tryouts for :positions -under the direction of Captan : AicQueen vhen it,. held its third day's drill in the cage at Water- man gym, yesterday afterndcon. Fungo,batting and-fielding composed the a4ternoon's ;work, the men taking turns in handling the balls that were sent down to them from the men' at. the other endof the. building. Hughitt took care of the hottest grounders in good shape as far as the fielding was concerned, but his arm still -seems a -trIfien-wild,-several of his tosses- being out of the cateher's reach. It is ex- pected that the squad will be swelled next week, when ,more of the yeterans of last year's team will join the men who are getting into shape for the coming year. Waterman gymnasium will not be open Monday, February 22, and as a result the .quad will take a rest over MWashington's- birthday. The period of The holiday feature act at the ia- jestic Monday Matinee, Feb. 22nd "Washington's Birthday" will be George Primrose and his Minstrels in a 30 minute minstrel first part, also four other acts of good vaudeville "Re- member as this is a national holiday night prices will be charged at the matinee. quiet of tomorrow will, however, only presage a real settling down to work for the rest of the year as it is the present plan of Coach Lundgren to start in the day after tomorrow with the first batting practice of the sig1ng season. Soddy, the south-paw recruited from the pitching staff of the scrubs-last year, was trying out his arm in an easy workout with Krause at the .re- ceiving end. His limbering up, -be- cause it was so young in the season was limited to a short time. The squad' closed the afternoon's work by trying some starts on the gym floor and by taking a trot around the track for the good of their lungs. J-lit track practice, Waterman gym, at 4:30 o'clock Tuesday. ' The special feature act at the "Wash. Ington's Birthday" matinee at the3 Ma- jestie will be George Primrose (him- self) and his minstrels. Also four oth- er acts of Keith Vaudeville-As this is a holiday night prices will prevail. College Blankets 76 x 68, $4.50, same as- most sell for $7.50, Baldwins. 443 S. Division. Phone 1198-T. 98-9 * * *' *: * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * THINK IT OVER! A man inserted a two bit let for a pin he lost. The * * t ad- next day it was returned to him. This is the USUAL result not excep- tional. We have three branches, University Pharmacy, Quarrys, or the MICHIGAN DAILY office in the Ann Arbor Press Bldg. * ; * E *, .. C. * *t * *° *... * *S 7k *k THINK IT OVER! * * .* * * * * * * * * University Ave. Pharmacy D is there is no school Monday, Feb. A(, "Washington's Birthday," a Na. nal Holiday-reserve your seats now this matinee at the Majestic. All ts at night;prices. University Ave. Pharmacy Fountai ns and Students Supplies. a I.1 I BUYS A REAL VICTROLA IV -Varsity'" "The Victors" "Tipperary" Poor Pauline" "Shubert's Seranade" Buy it for your room NOW 1 WITH 12 DIFFERENT SELECTIONS 1I want toGoBack to Michigan" "Chinatown, My Chinatown" "Under the Double Eagle" Keep it for your canoe this Spring WANTED-Five hustling young men, who must pay tieir own way through college, to represent the most popu- lar-priced tailor in the city. Suits sell' from $15.00 to $45.00, and whose rep- utation Is of turning out the clas-I siest suits in the city. We pay large commissions, and give all advertis- ing matter necessary free. You in- vest absolutely nothing, but you must be a wide awake producer. A few spare hours each week will bring big returns. If you are the rightl party we will give you the exclusive agency of the city of Ann Arbor. If you are anxious to make money and 1 for further information, address: M. B. Robinson, 27 Grand River Ave. E., Detroit, Mich, Dept. T. and toilet articles. Phone 416. tf Buy your Mazda lamps at Switzer's, 3'10 S. Sate. tf STUDENTS WANTED-Good sales- men to sell College Banners. Short time evenings until College closes; Good wages. Mrs. Baldwin 443 S. Division. AGENTS WANTED-A wide awake hustling student. Water filter, some- thing new, carry in pocket. Write for particulars. W. A. Gibson, 827 4th Ave., Detroit, Mich. FOR RENT FOR RENT-New modern steam-heat- ed 4 room flat 1713-M or 1661-J. Mr. Malcolm, 604 E. Liberty. tf LOST & FOUND LOST-Key ring with four keys. Find- er please call 2183-W. LOST-Druid scycle pin with initials R. E..D. '15 on back. Finder please call 343. es for the amateur photog- e relied upon in every re- s & Nickels. 98-9 dazda lamps at Switzer's, We Deliver PHONE 1707. jhrE lolZ 3,E ! Drop in at "The House of Quality" 120-122 E. Liberty St. mmm®..m . y V" Y _ ,. .; ..a