THE MICHIGAN DAILY.

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Are You one 'of
the Few, Men
in town that has not seen our
wonderful display of fabrics'
for Autumin and Winter?
We'vt+ svnt many a satisfied
customer out, of our store
w\earing one of our Made to
Measure Suits and there's no
reason whnyNwe can't do the
same for you if you'll just
give us the opportunity.
Our prices are within Reason.
J. K. MALCOLM
604 East Liberty St. Malcolm Block

?Ir. Freshman:
HILL UDITORIU,11 Both on
L YN D N'S KODAK STORE , N University Avenuex
LYNDON established I1905 and growing every day since-WIHY?
We always deliver "THE GOODS"
We always give a square deal
We carry the most complete line of Kodaks and
BECA 'USE supplies In Michigan
nEL E We ape always o the job
We gua rantee results.

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Develops Films, Mak~es Prints and Enlargements
TBakes Groups and Views Aniywhere. Anytime
H-ome Portraiture a Specialty
Is an All--around Photographer

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PICK,49 MEFU
EW E I J:, . ork;11L, Selected as ]ruii
Maor; To Lead Players at
Sturday's Game
MAY PLAY All MASS HE TINE
Following last night's initial tryouts
for the Varsity band, 49 of the 70
bdd men who 'appeared have been
picked to make up the tentative role
of the organization. This number
may be increased or decreased accor .-
ing to the showing of the men at the
first rehearsal at 700 o'clock tonight
in, Hill auditorium. 'those who failed
to tryout last night will be given an
opportunity to do so at tonight's re-
hearsal. Basses, clarinets and tro-
bones are still in demand.
J. '. York, '16L, having been select-
ed for drum major, will lead the band
across Ferry field Saturday afternoon
at the Mt. Union game. If the com-
pany is in shape by Friday night, it
will be on hand to play at the fresh-
man mass meeting in Hill auditorium
on that evening.
The following were picked last
night to'omprise the temporary per-
sonnel of the band: A. N. Bacon, '16;
B. Bassett, '17E; V. C. Bidlack, '17;
. W Barnard, '16; E. M. Brown.
'ISE; A. J. Burr, '8M; Philip Carroll,
'ISE; A. B. Castle, '1E; L. C. Cort-
right, '17; D. W. Crabbs, 'I SE; N. W.f
Eddy, 'ISE; A. G. Erikse, '18; W. G.
Evenson, '18; M. C. Ferrell, '17L; L.
G. Field, '18; P. L. Field, '16; It. A.
Gilmnour, '16; H.! Gray, '17A; M. D.
Haag, '18M; R. 1-1. Halstead, '18; A.
H-ammond, '171; A. 0. 'Harris, '181;
L. R. H-atton, 'ISE; E. 'Hicks, '18; F.
W: Higgins, 'ISEi; H. Johnson, '18;
W. M. Johnson, .16L; R. M. Kiempton,
'18M, N. A. Lange, grad.; W. . Mc-
Kee,' 'ISE; W. E. Mathews, '1L; C.;
L. Menser, grad. ; E. F. Merrill, '18;
MV. A. Netter, '17E; M. A. Norris, .'16;
P. 0. Potts, '16E; P. R. Rathburn,
'1IE;' W. G. Rich, '16D7; S. J. Roskos-
ky, 'f8E; D. C. Scroggie, '18; C. W.
Shea, '17E; L?. Thomas, '6L; R. J.
Trisler, '17; S. J. Whiteman, '18; .
J. Wirth, '17P; C. C. Wolcott, 17H;
F. F. Worman, '18); J, Y. York, '16L;
The management has requested
these men to bring racks to tonight's
rehearsal.
SCHIOLARSHIP C{'KARTS
SHO0W IMPROEMENT
OVER PREVIOUS YEARS

RA-E THEATRE
W., Huron St., Opposite 21. U. R.
waiting Room.,
Al STANCH6FIELD, MGR.
TO-i y - Seven Reels - 11 HIOURS
Charlie Chaplin in "His Busy
Date"..... 1.lReel
-kIlf a ir" Cody .;i1 Reel
eKefL1 e..................... .2 Reels
A Str.'nIe Disauvearance..3 Reels
A nn A rbor Girls' Orchestra
i_I ;'TN ALWAYS TEN CTS.
7 F. M.; Evenings, 6:30o.
n r.'a; Sunday_ and Hoi days con-

Matinees flARRftflK !fWeeof
and Saturday coe4
DETROIT
BELUE B1IRD
DRIAMA COMEDY MUSIC DANCES
aA RCADE
Shows ,3:00-6:30--3.,00- :33
1'or:aI ho Oct. 7-WiI,LI \I U1'
IRSIIAM Iill"T111",I\'GHT IOF
WA i, y Sir Gilbc rt Parker. Five
Part,~.
I riday, Oct. 8- IEMIILY STEV?\-]?S in
"I)F '}7r"1 TIlE _?SOL OFL
A WVOMA.N."l ive wonderrul acts.
rv.Oct. 9-"WLI'f WO IN
) 1l'1', 'a;good icinie kohl ivy
hate all-star et.

We make hats and carry a complete stock of th
up-to-date hats all the time. We also make hats t
vidual orders if desired. Our hats are all hand tailor
guaranteed in every particular anid cost you nio mor
the ordinary kind. STYLE ALL Thu .WHIILEi. W4
kinds of hat work such as ironing i~k hats, de ani
reshaping men's and women's f, t and velour hat
Perhaps we can reshape your last -teasun's hat and t
up-to-date. Bring it in and we wi J tell y ou.
FACTORY HIAT STORE
W. W. MANN, .Prop.

Books and Lyrics by Otto Hanerbach.
Authors of "The Fij
Presented with a Notable Cast, 5
Chorus of Joyous, Singing ii

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Spirited, Sparkling and Haunting Melodies that Linger in theI
'm Through with Roaming Romeo's." "Jim," "Comle
"Love's Own Kiss," 'Something Seems Tingle-Tingleing,"
Later," "I Knew your Husband Very Well," "Float On,"
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S1UAT SALE, Thursday, io A M. Mail orders accompani
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PIINUISES TO PASS
IREVIOUS TOTALS
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thnit wats yesterday, by reaching
340.
rphere were no new enrollmrents in
the School of Law yesterday and but
one in the ;School of -Pharmacy. . The
big gain which the Graduate school
head earlier in the week over last
year's total has been lost, and now
the number is two short of the 1914-15
,mark.
Figures for the Colleges of. Engi-
neering and Architecture are slightly
behind those for the same time last
year. About 1,464 have registered so
far this year. The College of Homeop-
athy is 10 behind its last year's, count.
of 704 for the same. date, but this is
probably due to the new two-year pre-
paratory course for that department,
which has subtracted many students.

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youir lockej' Switzer Hardware Co.,
3:10 South State.
Every student should have a Mich-
igan M~emory book. Qnly $1.00 at
Waher's. 1-G
Ann Arbor Cirl's Orchestra at the
Rae Theatre tonight. oct 7
Cash tickets of 14 meals at Bloom-
field's for $3.50. Come in and try a
meal. You'll like it and you will
want to tell your friends about it. The
number is 709 N. University. oct7

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'16, editor of The Gargoyle, will also
liven up the occasion with some re-
~narks it .is hoped.
k platformn is to bec built up at the
j rear of the large dance hall, and the
w est doors will be thrown open if the
i weather is appropriate. Soft cider
and pretzels will be placed 'on tables
l about the hall.
The meeting at Hlill auditorium,
planned by the student council, will
' begini at 7:00 o'cleck tomorrow night,
and will conclude at about 8 :00*
o'clock, so that both affairs may be
attended. The auditorium meeting"
will show pictures designed chiefly
to0 present what is expected of Mich-
igamn nen, and the men in charge con-
ider the Open IHouse affair as a kind,
1i follovw-tip imeeting.
T'he commfitteemen whio are to as-
gist Crumpacker ar"e William J. Wi-
son, '17, J. Hawley Otis, '17E, and
Lee P. Brown, '18.
Fraternilty Entertains Wit]) Smoker
Phi Delta Ci pharinic fraternity,,
hleld a smioker for phiarmnacy 'students
at its hiomie, 1005 Lincoln street,l
SWednesday evcening. About forty Stu-a
dents were present.

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WHERE THEY ALL GO
THEY ARE HERE TO-NIGHT
AND THEY REMAIN UNTIL SATURDAY NIGHT
MENLO MOORE'S BIG MUSICAL COMEDY
"A NIGHT of KNIGH1TS"

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i. M. C. Mladison, 17 Law. Phone

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clubs, and general fraternities. -
'"University authorities are very
much gratified at the general imi-
provement which is indicated," corn-
mented Dr. P1all in an interview yes-
terday, "and they take it as a proof
that the conferences and the rules
devised and adopted by the fraterni-j
ties and sororities themselves,, inde-
pendently of faculty supervision, are
effecting a decided improvement in
scholarship and in other respects,"

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Delightfully Presented in 90 Minutes. without Waste of Time or Money.
PRETTY MUSIC WHISTLING SONGS
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E. WNash ington street. oct6-7-8-9-101
Call 2255 for a Stark Taxicab.
"'We'll 'be the7re." oct5tf
Buiy your Nazda lamps at Swltzer's

Go to C. IT. Major & Co., for wvall
paper aAd paints. 203 E. Washington
street. oct6-7-8-9-10
Pennantt Sale this week at Tice's
Dr-Ug Store, 117 S. Main.
"Little 'ideas are usually expressed
ini big words," Taxi-Stark-2255.
Best Gym Slts in towni at S vitzer's,
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