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rE SIX

THE MICHIGAN DAILY

ESIX THE MICHIGAN DAII~Y

11) GO TO LYNDON i I

Graduation' o t W a I

- I For FRESH Eastman Films
GUARANTEED Film Developing
Best VELOX Prints

Meet Me At The Delta

Ann Arbor Distributor of Kodaks
All the Latest Models

Just Received
This Dress Oxford
Patent and Dull Kid
Our Price $5.00
ALSO NEW LINE WOMEN'S DRESS PUMPS

719 N. University

"At the Sign of the Kodak"

OUR AMATEUR DEVELOPING
is now -under NEW MANAGE-
MENT.
Twenty-four hour service GUAR-
ANTEED or no charge for work.

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WALK-OVER BOOT SHOP
11S S. MAIN ST.
You Knowthat two-thirds of the frill page
cuts in the forepart of the 1916
lichiganensian are from negatives made by S'WAIN? He has a
LUndred others just as good---they make fine Commencement Gifts.
all and see them at 713 E. University.

CITY NEWS~
Alfred Sebire. the insane mn pick-
ed up at Dexter by officers on Tues-
day of this week, hias been taken 'to
the Pontiac asylum.
Thle one-day coniventioni of the _)Iiclii-
gan Millers' asociation ended last
night with a lecture in the auditorium
of the Science building, by Bert Ball,.
secretary of the Board of Grain Ex-
change of Chicago. Mr. B3all spoke on
"The Cycle of the Grains." At 7:30
o'clock the visiting millers listened to
an organ recital at the Hill auditor-
ium. During the day, sessions
were held at the council chamber and
at the city Y. M. C. A. A banquet
was served the men at the latter
place during the afternoon.
From 2 :00 to 8 :00 o'clock p. m. to-
day, the taxpayers of Ann Arbor will
vote on the proposition of bonding the
city for $60,000, the sum thus raised
to be used in repairing an~d improv-
ing school property. The balloting
will take place in the main corridor
of the high school.
Tutoring. Mathematics or physics.
by a former, instructor. Call E. F.
Barker. 1119-J. 727 South Th~layer
street. j7,819
will repair it. Koch & Henne. 300
Don't throw away that old trunk. We
South Maid. tf
Rlegatta Ball at Armory, Friday,
June 9. Tickets at Busy Bee. j8,9

Matinees
Tue., Thu. Sat.

GARRICK We

DETROIT
"Rebecca of SunnybrookFarni"
Orpheum Theatre
The Home of Paramount and
Triangle Photoplays
' Matinees, 2:00, 3:15 Evening, 6:'45,8:5
9:30 Saturdays -Holidays Continuous
Friday. - - Victor Moore in "The
f. Race." Bray Cartoons.
Sat. io-H. B. Warner in "The Raiders."
Triangle. Comedy. Evening i~c.
Sun.-Mon. -112-Mary Pickford in "The
Eternal Grind." Burton Holmes Trav-
els. Evenings 15c.
ARCADE

Eastman Films

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Last June ther'e wer'e a lot 0f dit ppoiiited people because they
waited till the last few daiys for their Ci' A,:!) (1W- PHOTO1S. IBe
w ise-mnake your a ppoin tm '.u t now xvi H

DAINES & NICKELS
'[rlie Only sp!idieon uthe Vsnalhlpit

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All METRO FEATURES
Advertised at the left
Are Shown at
The Arcade Theatre
We show Metro Pictures within ten
(lays after release when the fllTs are not
badly worn and streaked. Old films
have large sections damaged and cut out,
thus making the picture "junmpy" and
unsatisfactory. f
To Seniors
From New Fork Alumni
We can help you socially, to
find a suitable home, and. in
business, if you will make
yourself known to uis prompt-
ly on arrival in New Fork.
If you will seek a position,
bring a University reference.
U~ot M.CubtofNXY.
Pres.:C. A. Riegeman, '99
44 Cedar St., Tel. John 972
Sec't':EV_ '. A. Stone, 'I2
81i Fulton St.,'Tel. Beekman, 4225

SUMER RK,

Shows at 3:oo, 6:30. 8:00, 9:30

'ilie,
in..mate
of te
great
picture
witten.
Iby them
yous' copy
from

Fri. q=Mitre. P'etrova in "The Scarlet
Woman" and Drew Comedy. i5c.
Sat. io-Mar-gueri te Clayton in "Daught-
er of the City" and '"Trip Around the
World." 31.
Mon., 1-E thel Clayton in "Dollars and
the Woman," and Musty Suffer Comi-
edy. 15c.
rKeep cool in warm weather. Isn't
it delightful to sit in comfort and par-
take of our dlelicious ice cream on a
hot, sultry day? So soothing; so re-
freshing. We use nothing but the
choicest of fruit flavors and the purest
cream. Adhering strictly to this has
attracted to us a most discriminating
patronage.
Strawberry and chocolate ice cream.
We are serving strawberry and choco-
late ice cream which we believe can
not be eualled anywhere, at least at
the price we charge. Our strawberry
is flavored with the best native ber-
ries, carefully picked over and crushed
by ourselves; the flavor they impart to
our ice is delicious and delicate. Our
chocolate is absolutely distinct from
any chocolate ice cream made any-
where today. It is full, rich, perfect

"Live wire"~ men. Call at 'Michigan
Union and see Mr. Shaw of the
Bullard Co.,' Boston, Mass.
TODAY, 12:00 TO 2;00 FOR 5:00 TO 7:00

in flavor and is acknowledged by lov-
ers of this flavor to be the best theyI
ever tasted from the Atlantic to the'
Pacific. Bloomfield's.
Mi1chigan Alumnus Salesmen wanited.
It sells easily and pays ivell. Call
Torrey, 16.
DANCE
Tonight, at Granger's, from 9 to 1.
Tickets on sale at (door. Price $1.00.
D9

Equip your Canoe with a Vik'trola.
Schaeberle & Son. t
Per-aia Ball' at Armory, Friday',
J1,Iim1e9, Ticke-is t Busy lime. j8,9
Victrola Records of the May Festi-
val artists at Schaeberle's Music Store.

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Victrolas, $15 and $25, for
Canoe. Schaeberle & Son.

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Rleg'aitf lBall
J [tile 9. 'P'ickets
Riegatt a Ball
*un 9. TIickets

at Armory, Friday,
at Busy lBee. A89
tit Arumry, Friday,
-it Busy Bee. j8,9

Ad vertizers in The Michigan Dail-
are the reliable business men of yon
city. It will pay you to patr6ni7
them.*
1916 Graduates. KeeD in touch with
your Alma Mater by having next
year's :Daily mailed to you.
Patronize Daily Advertizers. '

May Festival Artists make
Records. Schaeberle &- Son.
Call 830 for saddle ponies.
Buy your calling cards at
han's.

Victor
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Rtegatta Ball at Armory, ]Friday,
.Ihase 9. Tickets ot Busy lBee. j8,9
DAN CE
Tconight, at Granger's, from _9, to 1.
Tickets on sale at door. Price $1.00.
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Watches Silverware
Hamilton Howard We can furnish you in all
Waltham the leading makes in both
South Bend Elginz Swiss Sterling and Silver Plate.
bracelet Watches
Gold, Gold Filled, Sterling CORHAM SILVER
Watch Cases

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Silver and Gold
Pencils Picture Frames
Cigar Cutters Card Boxes
Cigarette Boxes Salt Boxes
Dorine Foxes Key Rings
desk Sets Smoking Sets

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Ivory Qoods

Clocks

Cut Glass

Leathler Goods

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.Putses,

B7ill Folds,

Travelling Cases,

Emergency Cases,

Flasks,

Game Sets in Poker

Whist, Cribbage, Chess, Checkers;

JManicure Sets, Cigarette Cases, Collar Bores, But-

ton Boxes,

Bachelor Sets,

Watch B1racelets in White,

Grey, Tan and Black;

Smokers'

Sets, Address 2hooks,
and Skirt Hangers.

Shopping Lists,

Golf Score ;.ooks, Tool Sets,

Jelvel Bxes,

Coat

Gold and Silver Jewelry

Atichigan Jewelry

.Lngraved Visiting Cards and Wedding Stationary

Fine Repairing of Watches and Jewelry

Special Order Work

HALLER 8 & L

State* Street Jewelers

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