THE MICHIGAN DAILY


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NOTICE

There is that something about, Lyndon's Flashlights
and Groups that many others have tried to imitate but
none have equalled.
It is that unequalled quality that you want-and it
doesn't cost any more either

We Do Repairing
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)on't miss the
alk-Over
)issolution Sale

8 x 10 Groups only 25c.
Buy as many as you want
LYNDON

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1630-J 1112 S. Univ. Ave

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Every pair Men's and Women's
High Shoes, including Spring
Goods, at cost and below cost

115 S. MAIN STREET



TRVBI&YIS

THE CONFECTIONERY
116 South Ma rn Street

MA Y FESTIVAL
MAY, 19-20-21-22, 1915

ARTISTSn
BONORA ALLEN, Soprano
DA GR ACE J 'HNSON, Soprano
LIVE KLINE, Soprano
AROARETE OBER, Contralto,
AROARET KEYES, Contralto
)HN MCCORMACK, Tenor
A MBERT MURPHY, Tenor
HEODORE "ARRI'ON. Baritone
LARPNCE WtiITEIIILL, Bass
AROLD BAUER, Pianist
mRL L. MOORE, Organist
LEWELLYN RENWICK, Organist

ORGANIZATIONS
University Choral Union
Special Children's Chorus
Chicago Symphony Orchestra

CONDUCTOR S

ALBERT A.;
FREDERICK

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Eaton Crane's Latest Styles in
STATIONERY'
THE DELTA
Cor. State and Packard'

Between 10 and 15 members of the
local branch of the American Institute
of Electrical Engineers will go to De-
troit Saturday evening to attVnd a di-
ner to be given then by the Detroit
section of the institute, at the Hotel
Statler.
-Fresh engineers will give their first
dinner on Friday, March 19, at the Mich-
igan Union. Several speakers have
been secured.
-Sophomore engineers held a sue
cessful dance at the Michigan Union
last night.
-More than 72 civil engineers have
already made reservations for tent lo-
cations at the annual summer camp
of the civil engineering department,
at Camp Davis, on Douglas lake, and
several more will probably sign up
within a few days.
-Prof.Campbell Bonner, of the greek
department, addressed a meeting of
the Classical club in Memorial hall
yesterday. His subject was, "Legends
of The Deluge."
-Several students have been supplied
with work at the Michigan Union em-
ployment bureau during the last few
days. Work given out included three
board jobs, beside employment of tem-
porary nature.
RIVAL CITY TEAMS TO CLASH
Portage Lake and Duluth Meet Second
Time in iockey Match
Portage Lake and Duluth will clash
again, in a hockey match, the puck men
from the two cities having agreed on
a second meeting to take place at 9:00
o'clock tonight at Weinberg's skating
pavilion, when the team of Duluth men
will try to regain the honors they lost
in the former match when the Portage
Lake defeated them by a 1 to 0 score.
An audience of about 100 turned out
for the last match staged between
these two teams, and, in view of the
closeness of the last score and the
quality of hockey exhibited at' that
time, it is probable that fully as large
a turnout will appear tonight.
The lineup for the two teams will
be probably as follows:
Portago Lake Duluth
Cochran..........G.........McCall
Kneebone.......P... ......Easton
Waara........CP..... Schatzkin
or Burrell
Alt............C.........Cohen
Ratz..........RW...... McClellan
Chynoweth......LW... Wiedenborner
Funkey........... R........... Doyle
The junior laws offered little compe-
tition to the junior dents. At the end
of the first period, the score stood 14
to 6 in favor of the dents. The second
half was more even, but the lead of
the dents was more than enough to
place them in front at the end. Hawn
led the dents in the scoring line and
Melaniphy occupied the same place
for the laws.
The lineup and summary:
Junior laws (16) Junior dents (26)
Welling..........F........... Hawn
Melaniphy........ F....... .... Steele
Morse............ C. ........Spencer
Stevens..........G......... Bouquin
Brownell.........G............ Lane
Field goals-Welling, Melaniphy 3,
Morse, Brownell, Hawn 6, Steele 2,

Spencer 3, Lane 2. Fouls-Morse 3,
Melaniphany. Referee-Applegate.
University Ave. Pharmacy Martha
Washington Candy. Cigars, Cigarettes
ana Tobacco. tf

Dr, TOM LOVELL
will buy
Clothes as well as Shoes
NO TOW CUTS
He Repairs, Bays, and Sells
Send a Post Card with name and
address if you have anything
402 Detroit Street
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of the Y. book exchange daily from
1:30 to 2:00 o'clock at the Y. M. C. A.
Meeting of the Michigan chapter of
the Brotherhood of St. Andrew at 6:45
o'clock tonight at Harris hall.

THE STATE SAVINGS BAN
ANN ARBOR, MICH.
CAPITAL STOCK $100,000.00
SURPLUS AND PROFITS $125,000.00
Wm. J. Booth,Pres.. WmArnold, Vice-Pres
John C. Waltz, Cashier, R. A.Beal, Asst' Cash

Rehearsal of Armenian club mem-
bers for Armenian night at 7:45 o'clock
Saturday night.
Special car for M. F. N. C. club trip
to Ypsilanti leaves State street at 7:30
o'clock tonight.
Report Lyman Bryson Much Improved
Lyman L. Bryson, of the rhetoric'
department, who has been sick in the
hospital suffering from a mastoid in-
fection, is reported by university
health service physicians to be im-
proving.

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Pop. Mat. Week Mar. 8
Wed. GARRICK UNNight &Sat.Mat.
25c. to $1.00 50c-$1.50
DETROIT
Smashing success. World's Biggest Melodrama
"THE WHIP"
Two years at Drury Lane, London. Two years
in Australia. All last season at the Manhiattan
Opera House.

!! Six rides for a dollar !?
348 C. H. Brock 348
Taxi-Cab Livery
Think of it, only 25c a passe r.
Phone taxi 2280.

Candidates for the junior lit track
team report at gym between 4:00 and
4:30 o'clock tomorrow.
Fresh lits will hold an important
business meeting at 4:00 o'clock this
afternoon, in the economics building.
W. Breitfield, '17, will have charge

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F. L. HALL, 514 E. William
Phone2225
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University Ave. Pharmacy
and toilet articles. Phone 416.

Drugs
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IOGEST AND BE T SHOW OF THE SEASON
SCOTCH LADS AND LASSIES
Mayme R Mrington and Picks
3 OTHER STANDARD ACTS
Ladies' Souvenir Matinee Today
School Childrens Matinee Saturday Sc.
REMEMBER Wednesday, March 11th (St. Patrick's Day) is "PAY DAY" at the Majestic

MacDIARMID'S
Fresh every Saturday

605 E. WILLIAM
'Ontes Meals
'Oriest Prices.
0 ren's Cawfeteria
Only Cafeter a.
A PLACE FOR THE LADIES

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ECEIVE 219 NAMES
FOR COMING MEET'
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Schmidt, Smith, Field, Shalpin,
an Aken, Horkheimer, Dufflield, Blatt-
an, Rosenfield, Carroll, Mette, Kauf-
an, Perkins, Martin, Hammond, Kos-
rger, Brunt, Gustin, Smith, Reindel,
add, Snyder, Homberger, Wilmot,
.mpbell, McCoy, Green, Cox, Warren,
arner, McArthur, Kaufman.
Hurdles--Fischer, Wickersham, Gur-
y, Raymond, Brazell, Randall, Pal-
er, Dunlop, Vilas, Carroll, Rosenfield,
icon, Darnell, Perkins, Hammond,
hite, Switzer, Cohn, Kaufman, Eger.
High jump-Randall, Raymond, Rus-
11, Barringer, Dunlop, Perschbacher,
iller, Walls, Drummond, Hammond,
itt, Gustin, Vedder, Brockway, Kirk-
im, Burney. Warner, McCabe, Vilas,
arritte, Warner, Lamoreaux, Blanco,
V itzer.
Shot put--Pinkerton, Plain, Ray-'
ond, Brazell, Bastian, Lee, Van Aken,
hart, Walls, Martin, Kohr, DeGowin,
.bbs, Lutz, Lond, Martin, Warner,
ack, Lamoreaux, Schoepfle, Toplon.
Pole vault-Livingston, Goodspeed,
iler, Chatfield, Scott, Kohr, Mead,
irritte, Swainson.

Quarter mile-Dillon, Walsh, Kru-
ger, Sevin, Planck, Huestis, Kucera,
Boyd, Alden, Smart, Darnall, Wolf,
Martin, Snyder, Gorman, Niles, Colle-
ton, Bacon, Darnell, Kaufman, Spechk,
Wilcox, Curtis, Gustin, Gibbs, Cole,
Hurley, Easton, Johnson, Campbell,
Cox, Warren, Wasson, Dougherty.
Half mile-Wolf, Miller, Dillon, Den-
nee, Fishleigh, Alden, Sevin, Kruger,
Bouma, Planck, Kucera, Boyd, An-
drews, Hlorkheimer, Darnall, Martin,
Scott, Davis, Colleton, Heist, Bacon,
Darnall, Daniels, Kaufman, Matteson,
Kohr, Spechk, Wilcox, Feutterer,Gibbs,
Johnson, Aspland, Wasson, Rubles,
Bourney, Goldstick, Davidson, Cohn,
Winslow, Kind, Sawyer.
Mile run-Dillon, Wolf, Dennce,
Simpson, Fishleigh, Hoerner, Sevin,
Bouma, Loudy, Meechan, Stocking,
Scott, Colleton, Hufferd, Maleston,
Vance, Homberger, Price, Sherman,
Rosenheimer, Warner.
PLAY TWO GAMES
WITH LACK OF PEP
(Continued from Page 1)
Kenny, Maggio. Fouls-Doty 4 in 12;
Mandeville 1 in 2; McKenny 0 in 2,
Maggio 0 in 2. Referee-Crawford.

Not Style alone
Not Fabrics alone-
. Not Workmanship alone
-But materials of remark-
able texture fashioned by
the deftness of skilled
artists into garments
whose style expresses the
refinement of good taste.

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Clothes.

fNore than a store -- a campus institution.

300 South State Street

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ADVERTISING

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-Bargain. Good second-
cle and $17 Webster's una-
ictionary. Owner leaves
Lrch 15. 727 Kingsley St.

IVANTE D-A club of about 15 to 20
* persons to occupy a splendid room-
ing house. Fine location. Don't
miss this. Answer, "Rooming
House," Care, Michigan Daily.


LOST--Gold band ring. M. G.
graved inside. Higly prized.
phone 557-M. Reward.

B. en-
Please

Shoes repaired while you rest. O. G.
Andres, 222 S. State St. eod Tu