THE MICHIGAN DAILY



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Yo ur Experience
here has proved, we 'hope, that you can put
your trust in us, believe in us, have confi-
dence in our 100 per cent. SATISFACTION
GUARANTE3E.
We want you to feel that way;, to put the
most liberal construction on it; to test our
goods by wear,' and our guarantee, by any=
thing you please.
There are hundreds, of University men wearing flal-
coim-made Clothes with entire satistaction. Why
not you?

Another Big Clean Up of Fifty
Slightly WornmKodaks
Prices start at from 30% to 5001 off regular prices, and re-
duce at the rate of ten cents per day until sold. Every one
plainly marked. This is the biggest snap you ever saw.

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PREPARE
FOR STRAW HAT DAY

LYNDON

MVAY

15th

ghrts to Order

Dress Suits for Rent

J. K. MALCOLM

604 E. Liberty

Malcolm Block


(CLUSIVE STYLES
IN
MEN'S SLOES

will aiway s be.
found here.

O ur Prices and our Shoes

RECIVETHIRTEEN
ENTRIES FOR MEET
Total of 84 Men Already Signed for
Annuaizl Interschiolastic
('omlwtition
OFFER MANY CUPS T10 WINNE lR
Thirteen teams, with a total of 84
men, have been ;entered in the seven-
teenth annual interschola stic meet,
scheduled for Ferry field on May 21
and 22. With the entry list open until
tonight,,it is expected that many other
entries will come in during the day.
The dividing of, the competition in-
to two classes has proved popular
with the' smaller schools, several of
whom have entered men in both class
A and class B. The long list of en-
tertainments provided for the visiting
athletes also has been a drawing card.
The biggest teams entered thus far
are Saginaw East Side high, Detroit
Eastern high and Muskegon in, class A,
and Shelby and Deckerville in class 1B.
Other team~ entered in class A
are Constantine, Wayne, Plymouth
and Memphis, and in class 13, St. Jos-
eph, Wayne, Plymouth and Memphis.
The cups for the meet have all been
arranged for, and most of them have
been ordered. A larger number will
be offered than ever before, men who
win places 'in both classes of events
being entitled to the cups. Medals
will be awarded the first three places
in class A, and a ribbon will be given
to the man placing fourth.
Horse and runabouts, everything
new, complete livery. Phone 106.

F. L. HALL, 514 E. William
Phone 3225
PRESIN GoGods l eeFoi'
P E INNO LOSS BY FIRE

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are RIGHT

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and WE FIT YOU RIGHT

_ NOTI-CE
The following amendments of the
constitution o1f the University of Mich-
igan Union have been proposed by the
board of directors and will be voted
upon at the mass meeting to be held
in H ill auditorium, on the evening of
May 12.
Article Ill,
Section 2. To be amended to read
as follows: Any per~son eligible to ac-
tive membership may become a life
inember on payment of $50.00.
Article, Yd s
Section 2. To be. amended to read
as follows: Any 25 members of the
Union may nominate candidates for
any or all offices for which the nom-
inating committee nominates by sign-
ing a petition and filing it, properly
signed, withi the recording sec-
retary before 9:00 o'clock of
the fourth day preceding' Cam~-
pus Elhction Day. On so re-
ceiving tie ndmitition of: one or more
candid~ates, the recordinu secretary
shiall at once cause the list of nomi-
nec.es a ppearin g in The Michigan D~ai-
ly and on t ilk bulletin boards to be
accordingly revised.
Section 3. (a.) The election of offl.-
cers shall be held in University hall,
or such place as the board of direci
tors designates, on the third Saturday
1in May, or on such day as is fixed for
campus election 'day. The polls shall
be open from 0:00 to 12:00 o'clock, or
during what ever time the 'polls for
the Campus Election Day shall be
openi. 5-12

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Boston'smn Oxfords

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Near Allenel Hotel

Made-4 a -yots "'Lot-has
Call, and let us tell the rest.
CAMPUS BOOTERY 308 S. Slate :street

Gdt your Straw or Panama Hat at the Factory Hat Store.
Everythiing the very latest in Straws, Panamas, and Le,_hIo,-Us.
We can also make themr up to oider and trimte w just as
you wait them.
FACOY a AT STOR E
W. W. MANN, Proprietor

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1 18 E. Huron St.

Leave Your

Order

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Try, us we save you money.

119 E. Liberty St.

Rubber sated shoes re-soled as they shculd be

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Diamonds

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'.1oiigbt--Banjorite Orchestra at Uni versity Ave. Pharmacy Maxtha
{Aaiinger's oil d every 'Wedliesdlay and Washington Candy. Cigars. Cb.ravettes
Saturday 3ig fs hereafter. and Tobacco. tf


p inko~f our stock j diamonds
)vhen you think of diamonds

It will pay you to know that we have the largest
assortment for your choosing, sold at the first cost
of selling diamonds --because we buy direct- buy
in quantities-buy for cash-and give you the
benefit of the saving-also the service which can
only be had from years of experience in the diamond
business.

WANTED-Ten students to work in
Michigan summer resorts. Entirely
new and most up-to-date proposition
on the market. Write for personal
interview. X care of Michigan Daily
Phone 2255. 209 W. Huron.
vSix new Morris canoes for sale. U.
of M. Boat Livery. Phone 656.
Allen the clothier formerly in buis.
iness at 113 So. Main St., has moved
one block south to 211 So. M1aln. Call
aild see Four excellent line of spring
clothing and fuirnishinugs, the latest,
iiobbiest and best.'N. F. ALLEN Co,
Drop in after the game or after play.
ing 'tennis and try a 5e soda. Van
Dorem's Pharmacy, 703 Packard St. tf

ARNOL D &CO.
JEWELERS
220 South Mains Street

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Century
Meat Market

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W'EINMANN
We don't claim to be the
cheapest MEAT MAR-
KET in Ann Arbor, but
we do maintain that our
MEATS are of the
HIGHEST 'QUALITY,
and our SERVICE -is un-
excelled.
When discriminating- buyers
consider this quality and ser-
vice, they will find our priceS
are lower in proportion than
those of an y other meat
market.
Try some Spring
Lamb with Mint

Cheaper and better than

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Smart

lively

Style's

CALLING CARDS!

This price is the best in town. If y
that will last forever. Drop in and see us.

you get youy cards now, you will have a plate


Plus

Students' suppiyStr

1111 S. Univ. Ave.

Phone I1 I .

QUALITY
MEATS

Meat

STRICTLY FRESH

White Perch -
Yellow Perch
Blue Pike -
Walleyed Pike-
Lake Huron Trout

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100h CARD SAND
PLATE, $1.25 UP.

per lb
- 9c
- Ukc
- .15c
-13c

Chickens
Pork Loin Roast
Pot Roast Beef
Mild Smoked Ham

22C
18C
14C
16C

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COPYRIGHT &Y
CO. Y PRICE & CO.

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k Clothes are designed and cut and
Itailored from your measurement
which we send them. We guar-
antee satisfaction or you needn't
keep the Clothes.

is what makes our Clothes for Young
mien so inonular with each and every man -A --------

COPYRGT°
£0.+ ECt.4

This is your last chance
to get ham cheap

White Fish, Herring, Bull
Head, Halibut, Fresh Clams,
A reasonable price. is made for
dressing special price fish.
ANN ARBOR FISH MARKET
212 E. WASHINGTON ST Phone 1853
WEC DEILiVER

HENRY VOGEL
Prop.
213 N. Main St. Phone 1091

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Isn't that fairw

IWe GIve:YOU
For the dollar you give us
100 cent*' worth Best Goods
You Losek Nothing
and We Guarantee
Everything We Sell
Pretty .G Sod Policy
Don't, You Think?

Very Specji Is our young men's Ready-to-wear
Frankel Fiften Suits-IA very smart models ANONPRC OE OLC
E. Lberty

219 E1 WASHINGTON,

PHONES56I

KYER & WHITKER

114-6 E. Washington

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