THE MICHIGAN DAILY
ir Ease of Mind
Self-possession aind personal effici-
depends largely upon the clothes you wear.
are your tailors -you will always have that
g that comes with
Clothes of Character
s. H.WILD OMANY
NMERCHANT TAILORS STATE ST.
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M'ichigan. Publisher) ever y morning except
Mlonday durinag te university year.
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fchn S. ,Leonard.......... Business Manager
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E. Rodgers Sylvester News Editor
Tom C. Reid..............cTlegraph Editor
Verne Burnett ........... Tele~traph Ed;itor
E. P. Wright ..................ports Nditoi
T. C. . Parker .........,Assignment Editor
Con rra lN. Chrc.............. City Editor
Edwin A. 1-lyman ...............City Editor
Lee Jioslyn ...............City Editor
(lor.ion D. Cooke ..,,.....Statistical Editor
Golda Ginsburg ......... .....Woinen's Editor
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GOLF CLUBS
$2.75 Drivers, now - to $2.25
2.75 Brassies, now - 2.25
2.25 Irons, Popular Model 1.75
GOLF BAGS at RDUCED PRICESa
STUDENTS BOOKSTORE
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ours to 6:48 p. mn.; to Laun<ng,
Uitarian Church
State and Huron Streets
SERMON BY REV. F. J. GAULD
Te of Toledot
"TheReligion of an
American Citizen "
~ THE IE
GALLOPING MUS E
VACATION JOY.
I long for Summer's golden days,
cerulean skies and growing maize,
and hens to scratch the flower beds,
and sunsets with their yellow-reds,
canoeing 'neath the silver moon, and
quiet nooks where I can spoon. But
there is that which beats them all,
for, which I joyous, gladly fall. My
heart warms toward each tree and
shrub, but mnost of all to good homeQ
grub.
I'm tired of dining on roast beef,
and boarding chow. I would as lief
be beaten with the stinging lash, than
to consume eternal hash. The ever-
present spud's a sight that takes away
My appetite. Small wonder I disgust-
ed whoop to view the pale and eatery
soup. So turn I with expectant eyes
to Summer's days and Mother's pies.
Then ho for chickens golden brown
that win for Mother wide renown.
Ind sing of light-bread flaky white
thait fills my soul with deep delight.
.,,t mie exalt unto the skies her tooth-
somne cakes and sav'ry hies. Delicious
memories haunt ne still of aching
voids I used to fill. I cuss the fate
that bids me roam anti always dream
of meals at home.
Women's Organiations
VNIVE1RSITY BOOKSTORES
Senior! Time's Flying
Order. Them Now
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ces over .... $3,000,000.00
uking in all branches
Office, N. 1V, Corner lMain
andHunrou Sts.
h Office, 707 Northi Univ.
ersity Avenue.
Than the -Average "Ready-Mvade"
CAN S LE, The Tailor
108 E. Washington St Second Foor
CHOP offa few
minutes and eat some of
314 S. State St. Phone 1244-M
FIRST NATL, DANK OF ANN ARDOR, MICH.
Capital $10,000 Surplus and ]Profit $$65,ooo
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GEO. W. PA'rrERSON HARRY M. HAWLEV
S. W. CLARKSON HARRISON SOULir
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Pasturized Milk
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N :t ~uiflnn 11ollanil Thompson
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Alin len hocnii l D. S. Rood
C.+ W. Neumann Jas. Schernierhorn, Jr.
Business "Staff
Albert E. H-orne Tro(,e Ran
F'. C. Musgrnave V. M. Sutter
K.. S. MeIColl L. W. Kennedy
C. P. Emery Bernard Wohi
J. I:. Campbell
SUNDAY, JTUNE 4, 1916.
Night Editor-Nat Thompson
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A !Necessary Consider-
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Efficiency
See Practical Kits
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STRAWBERRY
SHORTCAKE
Opl Statue
MICHIG A\ AND AMERICA'S
IBURDEN
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test Combnantion Lunch
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lchigan In
ibctrty St. Opp. the Arcadia
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&G Mechanics Bank
State Street Office
330 S. State St.
NK WITH EVERY BANKING NEED
Phone 423
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MNZIEGRAPliING
MULTIGR APHIING
milton Business College I
State and"Wdililams
Enoch Dieterle
Funeral Director,
210 :South 4th Ave.
Phone 404
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'To M.'ehiga ti.-udents as well as to
mtet: in every walk of life throughout
t.e United Stites, appeal after appeal
lias been msratte for mxoney and clothing
for the war suffe-ers in war-ridden
Europe. Millions have responded
nobly-, thousands sacrificing pleasures
ii. order to contribute. Institutions all
over the country have given tot:,
full extent of ftheir resources. Will
;1T.l ilii gait, tlb -sgreatest institution of
Cie west, fail to Take her proper plac t
iii thie ranks (:f t0& vast army of
givers? To her ;shame it must be sald
the t heretofore Slhe has been far be-
inid the van of th(; contributing force~.-,
>iis tgfan has giv~en practically tio :1L-
.?g. No doubt thi has been due to
the pro ponde cr ineof01campus cistra"-
tions and divcrsko' s But these are
ia! river. Noti ig remrains but the 0i-
-tat examintit'ons and-home.
The1: thousandls of shattered men r4 -
turiig from .'erdun, the longest and.
most terrible battle in the history of
the world, are in ire need of cloth -
ingi money, dr+.,sings, bandage;~,
cares, knicknacks. games and musical
Intruments to) while away the long;
hours of convalescence.
Will MichigaA xtdo her duty?
'i IE 1916 MiICI-IIGANENSIAN
ilnhigan's 1. 1t year book which ap-
'ze ared on th;, camipus yesterday morn-
ig represents a step forward. Not
e-nlv in the c Yk r work and draft,-
maus] ip is the b,-ok superior to for -
tner'-lichiganenasiavs, but innovatioj :
itlat c re distinctly an advance mnak3
tlio book worth '.:h le. More than ever
bejere. the Miciiganensian this year
represents the whole university. The
gr'eatly increased Cumber of snapshots
not only of seniors, but of underclasis-
men and juniors, have added much i o
the book. The book should be a
valuable possession to every " Midil -
gan ;student.
INTES (GATE TIS
The Provident Life and Trutt Co.
will not take advantage of your newss-
sity. If circumstances oblige you to
take a paid-up policy, it will partici-
pate in dividends.
Its D)EATHI RATE since organiza-
tion in 1865 is lower than that of any
other .ANERICAiN. CO1PANY.
Its investments are secure, its mian-
agenw(nt economical, and its Premium
hRates are low.
It has been entrusted with the most
sacred interests, for fifteen years has
been true to them, and proven itself
worthy of your fullest confidence.
Let us talk it over. Harry B~acher,
phone 735-M. j2,3
How about lunchi tonight? T1ryv
The meeting of the Education club,
which was 'announced for Monday aft-
ernoon, has been postponed' until
Thursday afternoon.
All lockers in Barbour gyiiiasiunm
must be emptied before June 8.
Sandwiches made from home made
bread with good creamery butter, sal-
ads that satisfy the taste of the most
critical; genuine coffee, topped orff
with a dish of ice cream or strawber-
ry short cake. Bloomfield's is the
place for that Sunday evening lunch.
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Prescription Store
The educational ad-
vantages to be derived
Leather Packets
Victor
fro m a Victrola in.
Victola
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Our Oxfords and Pumps focr ladies nd gents are exclusive
I models, distinctly above the ordinary.
Prices from $3.50 to $7.0
Phone 24012 Open Evenings by Appointment
MISS MABLE ROWE
Shaipqoing, Manicuring
Massage anid Chiiropody
Switches made from Conibitigs-
w ~th or without Stemtus
First National Bank Bldg.
ROOM 503 Ann Arbor, Vieh.
I TAIIR'SSH ES
Get acquainted
wth the Victrola
Do you know what
splendid music this won-
derful instrument brings
into your home?
Do you know that
there are Victrolas from
$15 to $250 and that
we'll arrange terms to
suit you?
Come in and find out
all about the Victrola.
We'll gladly play
your favorite music
for you.
eimated.
your home cannot be
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Lynd .on's for ;kodiaks , tiln..s, finish-
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R(egatta Ball at ArmoryT. Friday,
Jun., 9. Dancing from 9-2. Fischer's
Elamazoo Orchestra. Tickets at
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