THE MICHIGAN DAILY alk ~ e New Spring Styles now Ready Y rr1il vA Another Big, Clean Up of Filly Slightly Worn Ko daks Prices start at from 30% to 5O% off regular prices, and re- duce at the rate of ten cents per day until sold. Ev ery one plainly marked. This is the biggest snap you ever saw. We sell from a sample line but our clothes are tailored in town OUR PRICES RANGE FROM $28,00 UP C. I. KIDD * wnSophomore 1530-1 1112 S. Univ. Ave Oxfords, Pumps and Boots I I 11 I LYNDO N MEN White Rubber Sole Oxfords Black and Tan This latest o~ '-VR FOR WOMEN Military Pumps and Oxfords Gun Metal and Patent The Latest : Hoistetter's Wlk-Over Boot Shop 1 ,5 smain ~ ,a a5 .T,'. THE PLACE TO GO0 WHEN DOWN TOWN Cooling Drinks of all kinds Cream delivered to any part of the city 116 S. Main St. Phone 166 --Cereic Francais has completed its course of entertainments and social functions for the year and the only business of general interest remain- ing is the election of officers for next year, which is scheduled for the reg- ular meeting on Monday, May 24. -rof,.Ir. E. Rankin, of the rhetoric department, will go to Byron Center today, where he is to deliver the com- mencement address to the graduating class of the Byron Center high school. Professor Rankin will r'eturn tomor- row. -Toastmnasters hld its final banquet of the year last night, the orators as- sembl ing around a feast prepared for them at the Catalpa Inn, 1Declatre Cioonis Fresh Tennuis Champion .ohn D. Coons, '1811, won the All- Fresh tennis championship, by defeat- ing Paul Steketee, '18, yesterday af- ternoon. The first two sets were hotly contested, but Steketee weakened in the last set and Coons won this one easily. The scores:6--4, 6-4, 6-1. Chief of Police Will Stop Speeding' JU~ 10O1R5 (CO IN FS1":IN 4dYiNG i. LAST CLASS 1)ANVE ',OF YEAR Members of the juntior lit and3 junior engineer" classes Will give a dance at the Union tonight. Dancing i; \,11be- gin at 9 :00 o'clock, and Ike Fisher's orchestra has been secured for the af- fair. This probably will be the last class dance of the year. Harold L. Smith, '16, and Richard C. JIeter, '16F, are chairmen of the lit and engineer committees respectively. i S7 S7 Taxis 25c. Phone Starks Taxicab Cars by the hour, Baggage.' 2255. 209 W. Huron. h Bloomnficld & McGrath's University Ave. Pharmacy Fountain Pens and Students Supplies. t University Ave. Pharmacy Martha' Washington Candy, Cigars, Cigarettes wa Tobacco. t3 Formerly Webbs THE[ SODA [OUJNTAIN THAT IS LIB[RAL If you are hot, tired and thirsty come to the Save time at noon and night by dropping in for. one of our special lunches Home Made Candies. Best values in tennis SANze's 310 State. rackets at I' MAY FESTIVAL Mm y t19,,.' 1, z 7, Drop in after the game or after play- ing tenuis and try a 5c soda. Vain IDoren's Pharmacy, 703 Facliard St. tf. Get r dd for "Straw liat Day." Straws) at all prices. Newest styles. N. F. Allen Co., 211 S. Main. Call taxi. Phone 2350. imrmlclmic LunJl"ches Put up with Delta Care and Quality ALLEN, Soprano HEMPEL, Soprano JOHNSON, 'Soprano. KLiNE, Soprano KEYES, Contralto OBERt, Contralto ARTISTS McCORtMACK, Tenor MURPHY, Tenor HARRISON, Baritone WHITEH ILL, Baritone BAUER, Pianist REN WICK, Organist SER VICE DELTA QUALITY Call taxi 15 Corner State and Packard Phono 817 2280 522 iwn~srworsrw ,horal Union Children's Chorus Boys' Chorus The xChicago Symphony Orchestra Stanley and Mock, Conductors Chief of Police Frank Pardon has Cap and gown pictures Hoppe Stu- issued a decree against the speeding dio. which seems to be prevalent at present.-___ The offenders, when apprehended, will Call 106 for large flat racks for in- be told of the law and warned to com-? itiating parties. ply with the anti-speed law, and upon a second offense, will bre" arrested and' Cap and gown pictures Hoppe Stu- prosecuted. dic. Best flannel trousers at reasonable prices. N. F. Allen Co. 211 S. Main. Skate at Weinberg's Roller Friday Night.. Kink' University Ave. Pharmacy Drugs and toilet articles. ,Phone 416. ti I'hlone 2350. City Taxi Co. Call 1812-M. Cook's Taxi and Livery.F City Taxi Co. Phone 2350. G IN OUT OF, SINESS A RARE OPPORTUNITY 303-305 SOUTH STATE STRE~ET JAI_ have decided to discontinue their Merchant Tailoring Department 11 This means that their large stock of Woolens consisting of Suitings, Overcoalings, Trousering and Vestings will be offered, beginning Friday, Mayl14th,:a In other words all suitings that formerly 'sold at $3.00 per yard can seasons ahead while you have your, choice of these FINE IMPORTED now be bought for $1.50. It will pay you to stock up for severa~l SUITIN GS at less by far than you ordinarily pay for cheap goods. EV'iERY Y' ARD OF CLOTH IN THME SHOP IS FOR. SALE AT .50 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR. TO OUR REGULAR CUSTOMERS: TO OTHERS: TO MERCHANT TAILORS: You can select the goods and we will tailor the Why not take, advantage of this sale and buy the Why not take advantage of this Extraordinary Sale garments for you in our usual superior manner, goods and have your regular tailor make them up and buy what woolens you can use and thus give as usual. your customers the benefit. EVERY DOLLAR OSDV3EDT I The fitock is up-to-date and Wagner & Co.'s reputation for handling only the best of goods will prove your good fortune if you take advantage of this sale quickly-Every piece of goods in the store must be sold and cutting the regular price in half will do the business. The sale OPENS AT 8 O'CLOCK FRIDAY MORNING and continues until every piece of goods is sold. sent on approval. The reputation of the firm is back of every statement in this advertisement. No goods charged or exchanged or THESE WOOLENS WILL BE SOLD AT JUST HALF PRICE O-VALITY AND VALVE CONSIDERED THIS IS THE BIGGEST OPPORTUN LITY YOU HAVE EVER HAD I