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$2.00 for the Entire Day.

We will be better prepared than ever to take care of all kinds
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welcome. Out of town patronage we consider
a compliment-an acknowledgment of nation-
wide prestige. Visitors will find at this store
w i d e hospitality, unsurpassed service, and
timely opportunities to select women's outer
garments at "money saved" prices. To all a
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THE
Graduation Box
DeLuxe
"THE VICTORS"
(In the College colors)
Filled with delicious
BETSY ROSS CANDIES
Finest Candies Made
Take or Send a Box to the Folks at Home
Betsy Ross Shop
600 E. Liberty St.

ball after the second inning when two
bingles, a double, and a walk pro-
duced three of the lits four counters.
The hitting was light on both sides,
the winners connecting but four
times safely while the engineers con-
tented themselves with one less.
Score by innigs- R. H. E.
Junior engs ..0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 3 1
Junior lits .. 0 3 1 0 0 0 *-4 4 0
lBatttries-Martin and Moore; Codd
and Fraser.

DO IT TODAY
"A conspicuous sign in the road
down hill is "DO IT TOMORROW."
Don't let this be YOUR handicap but
call 1978 TODAY asking that a man
be sent out to tell you about the new
endowment policy being issued by the
New York Life. The automobile with
the Michigan "M" is a field office main-
tained for this purpose during the
closing days of school. The cost of
the above policy is low at practically
life premium rates. It will take care

of you if you- should become totally
and permanently disabled, provides for
your old age, and pays double the face
of policy if death occurs by acci-
dent while traveling on a common car-
rier. You owe it to those who made
your attendance at Michigan possible
to at least look into the merits of this
policy. You may think you can't af-
ford it just now but even that difficulty
might be overcome. T. A. Lowry, 115
N. Thayer, phone 1978.

WA NTED
Q , A party of fellowto take a trip to Denver,
Colo., in 3' automobiles. Leaving here July i,'to
be gone 3 weeks. Q1 This would be an exception-
ally fine trip for Colorado Students wishing to
make the trip home. QL or further information
see EDWIN STAEB, 721 N. University Avenue,
care GUO. W. KYER.

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Reem, left field.
Neimann, right field.
Labadie, center field.
Brandell, shortstop.
Walterhouse, second base.
Harrington, first base.
Thomas, third base.
Dunne, catcher.
Miller, pitcher.

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JITS TAKE CHAMPIONSHIP
Defeats Junior Engineers 4 to 0 in
Snappy Contest
In a snappy seven-inning contest
featured by several thrilling plays the
junior !its yesterday wvon the campus
championship from the junior engi-
neers in the intercass baseball league
by a score of 4 to 0.
Codd for the winners pitched fault-
less ball, allowing but three bingles,
no two of which camne in the same
round, and was given the same class
of support by hts teammates. He was
in danger of being scored on but once
when Pollock reached third, with only
one down, in the fifth frame, but a
quick fielding play by himself and a
spectacular catch of a high fly by
Johnson while running backward at
full speed killed whatever chances the
boilermakers may have had of staging

The above lineup faces M. A.
C. this afternoon. The game will
be called at 4:05 o'clock. Brown
will probably twirl for the Ag-
gies.

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If you want the finest box lunch or basket+
that picnic or canoe party-call up No. 834,

dinner to be obtained
and leave your order,

in the city-for
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loLnre Gets Watch in Pentathlon I
Monroe and Kruger, who were tied
for first place in the Pentathlon with4
11 edmerits apiece, tossed up a coin
to determine the winner yesterday,
with the result that Monroe took first
place and incidentally the watch of-
fered as the prize.
Ladies-Have you looked over the
Sport Oxford's at the Walk-Over Boot
Shop, Main street? White duck, tan
leather trimmed, rubber soles and
heels. Price, $3.50. j8,9,10

We will undertake to furnish anything you think you want, and if you get it
here it will surely be good.

Let us show you what we can do when you put
it squarely up to us to make good.

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