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You will find Clothes
here in The Big Store
that you know are right
-Adler's for example.
You will like to look
over the new weaves,
shades, and styles this
fashion making firm has
put out.

CLOTHES FOR II
U. of M. MEN

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The acknowledged lead-
ers in men's fashions for
more than sixty years
have correctly interpreted'
the style needs of the real
American, as shown in . .

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'PRESIDENT HUTCHINS


Lindenschmttt, Aptel& Co.
I Clothiers and Furnishers MAIN STREET
18.00 .00
Call and look over our Special at $22.00, any style
CA MPUS OTERY 308 So.
THE EBERBACH ( SON COMPANY
Scientific Apparatus, Chemicals and Student Laboratory Supplies
for Biology, Histology, Bacteriology, Pathology, and Anatomy
THE EBERBACH ( SON CO. 200-208E. Liberty St.
ARNO CO
JEWELERS'
220 :. MAIN STREET

Let' : t Acquainted
It will be mutually beneficial.
We have the best and largest stock
of jewelry, Michigan Pins, Clocks,
Etc. The only exclusive Optical
Shop in the city where glasses are
fitted and made to your order.
Special attention to Repair Work.
ARNOLD & CO.
JEWELERS
220 S. MAIN S FREE T

SURPRISES_300 ALUMNI
Drops in on Chicagoans Assembled to
Further Union Campaign; Gets
Warm Reception
Chicago, Oct. 28.-President Harry
B. Hutchins, of the University of Mich-
igan, pleasantly surprised 300 Michi-
gan alumni when he entered suddenly
upon them as they were meeting yes-
terday for their daily luncheon at the
Morrison hotel to put the final touches
on the campaign for the big demo-
cratic club house at Ann Arbor.
"Don't bother yourselves," said the
president as he motioned for them to
take their seats again. "I just dropped
off between trains to see what you
were doing and to bring you the latest
news from the west, including Kansas
City, St. Louis and places farther
away. The campaign is making won-
derful headway in all sections. I have
no doubt that the $1,000,000 will be
raised-if Chicago completes its share
as well as it has started."
President Hutchins hurried away
immediately after the luncheon to help
President Tinsman of the local asso-
ciation and W. D. McKenzie present
the Union proposition to a prospective
$5,000 contributor. The local alumni
will wind up the campaign Saturday
evening with a smoker and a vaude-
ville show.
BUSINESSTOPICS
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WIlRE MARKET1 IS CONGESTED
Manufacturers Swamped Under Orders
Taxing Capacity of Mills
New York, Oct. 28.-American man-
ufacturers of wire and wire products
have refused within the last few weeks
foreign orders amounting to tens of
thousands of tons, although the prices
offered were several dollars per ton
in excess of quotations prevailing in
home markets. The orders were for
wire rods, plain and barbed wire,
woven fence and nails.
Nothing could better illustrate thel
congested situation in the wire market
than this does. Never before has suchE
a universal demand for American wire
been known. Australia, South Amer-
ica, Europe and other parts of the
world are all depending on this coun-
try for their wire needs, and the ca-
pacity of domestic mills is inadequate<
to supply the present rush of business.,
England Ships Gold for Munitionst
London, Oct. 28.-The Bank of Eng-1
land today announced shipments of
$6,225,000 and $500,000 in sovereignst
to the United States and Japan, re-a
spectively. The money Is in paymentt
for war munitions.1

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COME IN

Reule, Conlin & Fiegel
Corner Main and WashingtonStreets

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1. In the fingers of the left
hand, hold paper, curved
to receive tobacco,poured
with the right hand.

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"THE LITTLE SCHOOLMASTER SAYS":
QUALITY FIRST!
Since it pays to pay the right
price first, the college man who
m e a s u r e s clothes-value by
results should have me send
his measure to
Ed.V.]Price & Coo
for new Auturn and Winter
togs-tailored to individual
order.

2. Spread the tobacco the
length of the paper, mak-
ing it slightly hollow in
the centre.

Make an inspection to-
day of my 500 exclusive
woolens and many hand-
some styles. They'll
please you...

HowTo"Roll Your Own"
It's a simple, easy process. You can
do it with your eyes shut after a little
practice. And what a joy is the fresh,
fragrant cigarette of "Bull" Durham
rolled by your own hand to your own
liking! You "roll your own" with "Bull"
and note the difference.
GNUINE
uLCE Nu RHAME
SMOKING TOBACCO
All over the world men of energy
and action are rolling "Bull" into ciga-
rettes. Probably not one of these mil-
lions of men "rolled his own" success-
fully at the first trial. There's a knack
in it -"rolling your own" is an art-
but you can learn it if you will follow
these diagrams. Keep at it for a few
days and you'll soon be able to make
for yourself, to suit your own taste, the
smartest, liveliest, mildest smoke in
the world.
"Bull" Durham, made of "bright" Virginia-
North Carolina leaf, has a mellow-sweetness
that is unique and an aroma that is unusu-
ally pleasing.
Start ,"rolling your
own" with "Bull" Dur-
ham todayand you'll
never again be satis-
fied with any other
kind of a cigarette.
Ask for FREE package
of "papers"~ with
each Sc sack
THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY

$18 to $28

Frank Brothers

3. Then place your two
thumbs next to each other
in the middle of the paper
in this position.
4. Roll cigarette on lower
fingers, index-fingers mov-
ing up. With thumbs
gently force edge of paper
over the tobacco.

FIFTH AVENUE
BOOT SHOP
NEW YORK

Y. ). C. A. CABImET HOLDS DINNER
Make Filial Arr nmreniits for Address
'b Pres. Thlompsola, of 0. S. U.
Mienibers of the cabinet of the Y. M.
C. A. attended a business dinner in
Newberry hall last night. Final ar-
rangements were made for the address
of President W. 0. Thompson, of
Ohio State university, which is to be
given Sunday evening in university
hall under the auspices of the Bible
Study class. Waldo Hunt, '16, was
given charge of the affair. The ap-
pointment of F. R. Winch, '17, as
chairman of the publicity committee,
was confirmed. Reports were heard
from all the committees.
MiCHIGAN WOMEN PLAN ON
ORGANIZING "GENEVA CLUB"

WITH
BOND STREET CO., Ltd.
300 So. State St.

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Choose Chairman for Circus on N4v, 18
Della Laubengayer, '17, has been
chosexf as chairman of the Woi Zen's
League circus. This function, given
by the league each year, provides the
fun of the season for Michigan wo-
men. It will be held in Barbour gym-
nasium on November 18. All univer-
sity women who have original plans
are asked to report to the chairman at
once.-

Michigan women who have attended
the annual conferences at Lake Ge-
neva, Wis., are organizing a club to
be known as the Geneva club. The
purpose of the club is to perfect an
organization of the women who are
i)Aerested in the work of the Y. W. C.
A. Those who have attended the meet-
ings at Lake Geneva are eligible for
membership, and are requested to re-
port at Newberry ball as soon as pos-
sible.

Exclusive Local Dealer
309 S. MAIN
814 S. STATE
OFFICERS OF WOMEN'S LEAGUE
ELECTED BY HEADS OF HOUSES
The heads of the 28 Women's league
houses met yesterday at a luncheon
given by Dean Myra B. Jordan and
elected the following officers for the
year: Ruth M.. Spencer, '16, Sweezy
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house, general chairman; Olga E.
Shinkman, '17, Adams house, chairman
for house rules; Esther E. Mellen-
camp, '16, Cannon house, secretary. It
was decided to hold monthly meetings
in Barbour gymnasium for general
discussions. Helen E. Bush, '17, will
have charge of these meetings.
All league houses have been asked
to appoint sanitarians and also schol-
arship committees. The question of
the annual league house reception was
left until the next meeting for final
settlement.
3ichigan Delegates Return from Meet
Miss Eva Lemert, secretary of the
University Y. W. C. A., and Mrs. Jen-
nings have returned from the Y. W.
C. A. conference of the central field,
which has just been concluded in
Chicago.
EXCLUSIVE
young men's haberdashery on sale by
N. F. Allen & Co., Main street.
oct6eod

5. Shape the cigarette by
rolling it with the thumbs
as you draw them apart.
6. Hold the cigarette in
your right hand, with edge
of paper slightly project-
ing, and-
7. With the tip of your
tongue moisten the project-
ing edge of the paper.
8. Close ends of cigarette
by twisting the paper. The
cigarette is now ready to
smoke.

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LOST-Small wicker satchel contain- FOR RENT-Two desirable suites, te
.ng clean laundry. Phone 795 or modern furnishings. 433 Maynard
return to 327 E. Huron and receive St. Phone 815-J. oct29-30-31
reward. oct29-30-31
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LOST - Between high school and
Jones schco1, on Diviion street, a Students, attention! Those stu-
Jonek scho, o vo. teard. dents who will want work next sum-
phin cameo brooh. Reward. iner during vacation will find it to
Phone .V. oct29-30 their advantage to see F. E. Ritzen-
heim at 721 North University Ave., in
LOST-Black leather billfolder con- Dr. Ritter's office. oct26to30
taining personal cards and check; - - __ 11
bearing monogram B. T. P. Reward BOXING AND WRESTLING-For
for its return. Call Boyd Park. terms, hours, etc., see instructor in
Phone 63. Address 702 South Uni- wrestling room. O. S. Westerman.
versity. - oct29-30 Oct27-28-29-30-31

. C. Smith Married to Bertha Hoheisel
H. C. Smith, '15E, was married dur-
«g the summer to Miss Bertha M.
oheisel, of Ann Arbor. Smith is now
n instructor in civil engineering in
e University of Oklahoma at Norman.
e is a member of Tau Beta Pi, the
ational honor engineering society,
nd of Vulcans and Web and Flange,
ie local honorary organizations. He
as a member of the Varsity track
am in 1912.

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Mon., Nov. 1st
Lolo's Vator,
- BY -
ADOLPH L. ARRANGE
Folksongs, Hungarian National
Dance
Prices: $1.00, 75,0, 25.
Seats SellingWhlitney Thea.
Dean Jordan Entertains Senior Women
-Dean Myra B. Jordan will hold her
annual party for senior women in
Barbour gymnasium at 4:00 o'clock
this afternoon. An attractive program
of entertainment has been provided,
and all 1916 women are urged to be
present.
Prof. Randall to Address Colloquium
Prof. H. M. Randall will speak on
"Plank's New Formulation of the,
Qtiantum Hypothesis," before the phy-
sical colloquium which will be held
in the east lecture room of the physics
building at 4:15 o'clock next Monday
afternoon.

A Reputation
for fair dealing and ab-
solute reliability is made
only by years of patient
effort and unremitting
care.
To prove its worth the
merchandise must stand
the test of years of serv-
ice andebear out its
guarantee.
Many years of honest
merchandising have won
for this store an enviable
name.
The same rigid princi-
ples are still in force.
RelirlWIJ Goods at Right
Prices is our keynote.
Hailer Jewelry Co,
State St. Jewelers

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Lunches delivered.
Call 1107.

Hoppe for portraits.

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The tone resembles that of a harp. It is superior to
any other stringed instrument for voice accompaniment.
ALL GLEyE CLUBS WELCOME THE UKULELE
Instruction Book Free. . With Instrument and Case.
Sole Agents for the M. Nunes & Sons Genuine.
GRINNELL BROS.

Call Lyndon for good pictures.
oct27eod
25 cents-any part of the city. Stark

116 S. Main St.

Phone 1707

Dancing classes and pr
at the Packard academy.

ivate lessons

oct26ti,"T'axicab Co., 2255.

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