TiE MICHIGAN DAILY
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HlIGH CLASS TAILORING4
is the keynote of our success. For 2?
years wve have been masters in the
Art of Tailoring. Our finished gar-
mnent looks right, wears right, and
stays right 'till the fabric is Nworn out.
These qualities are in addition to the
dlistinction, individuality, and exclus-
iveness that mares our tailoring stand
out from thie commonplace.
Leave your order' today for that new
G. H. )WILT) COMPAN~Y
Leadiv Me)rchant Tailors. State St.
THlE MIC41IAN DAILY'l
Official newspaper at the University of
Michigan. Published every morning except
Monday, during the university year.
Fntered at the post-office at Ann Arbor as
second-clas' matter.
Offices, Ann Arbor Press Building. Sub-
by carrier, $2..Ko; by mail, $a. go. Want ad.
stations: Quarry's, Univ. Pharmacy, C. 1-1.
Davis, cor. Packard and State.
Business Office Phone. 96o
FEditorial Office Phone 2414
H. Beach Carpenter....... ,Managing Editor
W. Sherwood Field.....<.. Business Manager
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Fred Foulk ............News
F. F. Mckinney........Associate
Chester F . Lang..........Associate
T'1' Hawley fTapping........... porting
Editnr
Editor
editor
Editor
INDOOR
ACK
GOODS
r Stock Is the most Complete in the City
RUNNING CORKS$ -- PUSH-ERS
SUITS ---- SHOES
Anything in the lin, of Sporting Goods
GOODS ALGUARANTEED
Assistants to Business Manager
lohn Leonard Rtay Leffler
Rudolph I lofin an Arthur H. Torirey
Night editors
fames M. Barrett, Jr. M. Rodgers Sylvester
;,. C. Roth Jose h J. Brotherton
Howard R. Marsh
Reporters
Edwin A. Hlymnan Eugene L. Bulson
Tom C. Reid L. Greenebaumn
J. C. B. Parker Lee l . Joslyn:
Trwin Johnson Gerald Rosenbauim
Ver1i4elBurnett C. N. Church
Vera Burridge Roy D. Laniond
11. A. Vitzger'd000 Edwardl P. Wright
i. A. Klanu
Unitarian Church
At (10:30 nmori1g servi'e 1Vihth er
m11t by. Mr. TLoing n; Til h 1e Meaning olif
IAt -11:45 )the o, erie(ls
Ilas : iScuss ;OT ion uder r1. C. ('. Free-
n of Treatmt IIODf iPoi vrtyin Sall
Cities.
At 7:30 the Young Peopdl'sMeeting
with paper on Misions byMr. lar o-
ence B-unter.
Unitarian Church
.Done that outside reading ",yeat 2
Neithler has manytonelse.
. s4i lrr klheaterz
1Will lamn Hodge, l in hiscomed.ly of
cheerfuilness,, "'The Road to 1-lappi-
nessi," will p~lay A return engagement
ait the Garrick theater, Detroit, for one
week, beginning tomorrow nigt. ,A
number of well-known pilnyers will
support Mr. THodge.
The odates for the performanes o rf
lhe :Junior Play 1m v, wbe ekselectd.
Trho seniors will view th1eproduc iion
on the evening of ,Apr1il .1, and a mat:i-
nee will be given onApi3 followin--g
the W'A-omen's luncheon.
WHR"'S'
UNIVERSITY BOOK STORE
wom
Gynrnas..iuin' Goods
Mos>t ctouplete stock in Washtenaw.
If you are a
Track Candidate
Vou will alwayi und the right thiing, and every article
gutaranteed at
SBOOKSTORE
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LINES
for Detroit-i :xo
op. mn., also 8:mw
in., y7:06 p.
l10:45 P. im,
*8:2o a. mn.,
P. in., 12:15
a. mn., and
P. mn., also
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The. New $prt w
have arrivedt
they look migi7
to us.
Chock full of
every stitch
a good workn
Look like beti
than ever be
Business Staff
Ferris Fitch EMward Mack
C. V. Sellers Y. R..Altsheler
G. I,. Kesler C. T. Fishleigh
Delos Smith. Thatcher Reai
Kirk White
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1915,
Night Editor--,osephb,.Bro'thertonj.
,FRESH1 LIT ASSEMBLIEJS.j
'Monthly assemiblies are to be held
H a-z-.
g Models
-And
ity good
style anid
made by
mall.
ter values
,fare.
YOR
OUR AMBITION,
W 1: dt.wrc to bevol Ixr giSt anLt dSt)py'you and your Home
Nw ital 1 neded s rooM su.ppic., as well as with all
C}toit e iites:lndtother gods carl I -t111a"hig-class drug store.
Qpuarry Drug Co.
The TDriuggists on thie Cornter. State and North University'
MRS. M. M.I ROOT,.
COME
PICK
IN and
OUT
for ft~eshmen in the literary college,
beginning Tuesday. Similar meetings
have proved stuccessful in. the engi-
neering college. There seems to exist
no reason wNihy they should not be of
especial benefit to first-year men and
women in the arts college, mnany of;
whom are u1ndecided as to the prob--
lems ofl campus life and as to their fu-
ture vocation, and all of whom can be
bettered by sound advice and guidance.
Care will, and certainly should, be
taken to prevent the assemblies from
evolving into routine affairs, devoid of
enitlhusiasm and ,interest.. Attend-
ance is not to be compulsory, so that
the number attending will furnish a
pretty good guage as to the attractive-
ness of the programs. Wholesome
criticism, however, suchi as undoubted-
ly will be necessary at times on the
part of those who speak, need not be
precluded; sincere censure, as distin-
guished from scolding, is not distaste-
ful to students. who think,. The destiny
of the new institution, meanwhile, lies
In the spirit of the 1918 class.
Withi the return of cold weather, stu*-
dent surveyors turn their levels frotw
more attracotive objects to the rods,
Victrolas
For C anoes
I
Corner Maynard and William Streets
.UL
U7 f.
i, 682. J "E
Chop off a few
m~inutes and eat some of
GEORGE'S Suey
WAN KING 1L00
314 S .State St. Plione 1244-M
I
Mission study classes. will be ltelo it
the various churches unlder e" aspi
ces of the Y. W. t'. ~ Vg;inning next
Week. l fpt iwttion regarding ,thoee
clAsses-may boy hadl At N ewberry tall
Music for the Jimior Play must be
in the hiands of T.lle n SargeantA '16, by
tomor~rowv,
A gold and Silver loving cup will be
the prizes given to the best rag-time
singers at the Gene Green rag-time
contest at the )Majestic, lMlo.-Tues.-
Wed,, March 1., 2,3.102-5
For Mdsical Instruments of Ever}
Description, Victrolas, and Edison Dl-
BERLE & SON MUSIC HOUSE, Main
amnd Disc Machines, go to SCHAE-
Street. eod W
Get that 10c San Marco cigar Sat. or
Sun. for 5 cents at Sugden Drug Co..
302 S. State St. eod Wed
University Ave. Pharmacy Martha
Washington Candy, Cigars, Cigarettes
and Tobacco. tf
I, SAY!
Com-plete Stock of Victor Records
p -
Buy Nowi
-1915-
Mlade in Amrlca erchapidlse
Our Stock Always Shiows You
Somuethiing New
SHROiEN BROS.
[CRY GOODS, NOTIONS
Ready to wear. The store that
alw ays treats you fair , 2 ,.tU E 1 0
7 f"L
Look in- at
514 E. William:
rett, Barber
e Wings j
February has only 28 days, so
it will be appropriate to donate
cash balances to the Polish fund.
that
our
NORM-N : thye.:ew
CLR. 'owdc2a~r
.J
V BEE
Street Car Ads.
Some of those who attended the band
affair insist on a different use of the
word "bounce."
Others declare that the faculty has
an espionage system equal to any Ger-
man net-work.
If victories over Harvard in' chess
would only make up for other things.
One man uses his' roommate's. pic-
tures to fill out his :scrap-book.
Wise ones don't join just in order to
get into something.
Still a little wear from that winter,
suit.
ATTENTION SEN !I O RLIT. 0GLS.
We are in a position to furnish you
with- Caps and Gowns for April 1st.
delivery, and owing to our convenient
location trust we may receive your
patronage. Henry wand Company,
North Univ. Ave.
If you are a rag-time singer (lady
or gentleman) enter Gene Green's rag-
time contest at the MaJs Mon .-Tues.
Wed. 102-5
Tailors to Meen
t .Our Special $3000 Sus
Hav
QUALITY THAT.
UALI FYS
UICKLY
Henry & Go.
711 N. University Ave.
_ ,
High Shne Weather
Is Here
We have all styles of
black and. tan shoe
University Ave. Pharmacy F(,,untHan
Pens and Students Supplies, tf
I A,.
in prices ranging from
S5o to_$7.oo
r's Shoe Stores
State and Man Sts
522
f t lli f',Taxi Co.
"We%(' ll be there"
Caps and
for All
Gowns
5221
Departments
r- Taxi
First Shipment 'of
Spring Shirts
Patterns exclusive-Come early
WAGNER & CO. The More for Young Men
Agency for NORMAN& BENNETT
The world's recognised leaders 4
in
SMEN'S OUTING SHOES,
Reduced
TlinMk of it, only 25c a paLssengder.
Phone taxi 2280.
Day rate for single passenger now
25e. Phone taxi 2280.
ATTEff N ION ;SlENIOR(I . V.GIRLS.
We are inl a position to furnish you
wvith Caps andl Gownsl for April lst.
deolivery, and ow vingi to our convenient
locaiontfrust we may receive your1
pattronag,-,e. Henry and Companyi} North
UTniv. Ave.
WAN:1TED --TypZew riting . Cophying ;fr"omi
manusw1crip'ts nea~itly (done atd moder-
-stage-hlelpfor Om!nar the Tenit Ma1ker,
Whlitney Theat er, W'ednelsday, Maf'rch
3di . Apply :Attae entrance At 1:00
o'clock Itha:. t dy. As:k for Mr. Kit-
tridge.
You Lits, you Laws, you
Engineers - you Seniors
from every Department
- we're ready to take
your measure now.,
We've opened the Cap
and Gown section anid
placed it ink experienced
hands.
Our. outfits are from
Cox Sons and Vining
-the well-known eastern
academic costtumers.
R ental charge is $2.00
from Swuing-out _through.
Commencement. Fay-
ment only when delivered.
,m 6AM. tollP. M.
i
xi CMO.
(Third Floor)
I FOR RENT
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