THE MICHIGAN DAILY.

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Established
1905

)R ROOMS
(In the Malcolm Apartment Building)
wo New Modern Apartments
Steam Heated-Unfurnished-
I will furnish with new furni-
re for the right party-Just the
ing for man and wife.

LYNDON

Growing
Every day

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Commercial Photographer to Micihigail Students

SATURDAY,
ARTHUR HAMMIE RSTEIN offers h

Ann Arbor's Headquarters for
Eastman Kodaks and Supplies

Guaranteed Amateur Finishing
We charge you nothing if you canu.find a single defect
in any roll we develop.
FRESH FILMS
Why use stale and inferior films when you 'can get
Fresh Eastman films for the same money? Eastman
films carried in the "Speed," "Regular" and "Auto-
graphic" are always fresh--they move too fast to get stale

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Books aid Lyrics

J. K. MALCOLM

Liberty

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Paits on Velox
The Best Paper,

LYN DON
719 North University Ave.

Films Developed
Perfectly
or no charge


Presented with a Notable Cast,
Chorus ot Joyous, singing
Spirited, Sparkling and Haunting Melodies
"I'm Through with Roaming Romeo's,"
"Love's Own Kiss," "Something Seems Ti
Later," "I Knew your Husband Very Wel

that Linger
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Plain and Colored Lantern Slides
4egatives. Objects or Any Sort of
astuation in Monochrone or Color.
echnilal Photographic Work. If
Difficult Job, Ask him about it.


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GET YOUR
HAIR CUT
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Quality

Shop or-
ers' Coats

PEZZIES.
White Barber Shop
South University
CYRIL MAUDE COMjS IN MOVIES

son, '16, leader of the Varsity Glee
club, and Earl V. Moore, '12, of the
school of music, led the yearlings in
learning Michigan songs, and Harold
B. Smith, '16, Varsity cheer leader,t
helped to open up the enthusiasm. The
Varsity band made its first appear-
ance of the season, and played sev-
eral numbers.
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* RTles for Becoming a Michigan *
* Man
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* 1. Wear the freshman cap or *
* toque during the entire *
* year. *
* 2. Never smoke tobacco in any *
* form while on the campus. *
* 2. Never wear prep-school in- *
* signia or pins. *
* 4. Never' sit on the senior *
* benches on the campus. *
* 5. Always allow a man of high- *
* er class to precede you *
* through a door. *
* 6 Make it a point to attend all *
* mass meetings. *
* 7 Learn the "Yellow and Blue" *
* and the most frequently *
* used yells at once. *
* 8. Always tip your hat.respect- *
* fully to President Emeritus *
* Angell. *
* 9. Don't forget the fact that *
* you are a freshman. *

Matinees
Wednesda
and Satur

RCADE
Shows at 3 '00-6:30-8 00-9:30
5aturda}',Oct. q V() ', WHO Iii
SOCa IY, a good kleine comedy
with an all-star cast.
Monday, Oct. I-"The Island of Re-
generation" with Edith Storey and
:Antoio Ioreno, A Big-Four fea-
tura iln six parts.
Tuesday, Oct. 12-Clyde Fitch's fa-
mous comedy-drama, "The Climb-
ers." A Big-Four production, with
Gladys hanson and George Soulc
Spencer.

ly ARRICK Week of
day October 4
DETROIT
BLUE BIRD
COMEDY MUSIC DANCES

PRICES: $3.00, $1.50, $1.00, 7
SEAT SALE, Thursday, io A M. Mail orders a
tance and returned stamped envelope filled in

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THEATR
SOME SHOW,
MENLO MOORE'S BIC MUSI
"A NIGHT OF KNI
FILLED WITH LAUGHS THE BIG
TODAY THE LA S
Popular Prices Prey

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Collegiate Alumnae Secure
Known Film, "Peer Gynt"

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After considering what the best
possible attraction that could be
brought to Ann Arbor, under the
auspices of the Collegiate Alumnae
would be, it has finally been decided
and arranged to secure the photo-
play of "Peer Gynt," which will be
presented October 22, in Hill audi-
torium. Cyril Maude, the famous Eng-
lish actor, appears in this, and by
the reputation the play has made, .it
is truly a masterpiece of its kind.
Mrs. E. D. Kinne, '03, is president
of the association for the ensuing year
and Miss Elizabeth Dean, '91, is sec-
retary, and it is largely through the
efforts of these two lur nae that the
production has been secured.

RAE THEATRE
W. Huron St.,'Opposite D. U. R.
Waiting Room.
ALAN STANCHFIELD, MGR.
TO-DAY - Six Reels -- 11 HOURS
"Judy Forgot" with Marie Cahill-a
Broadway Feature Filmn in S Reels
"The Old Grouch" . ... Reel
SUNDAY - Six Reels - 152 HOURS
"Leah, The Forsaken".........3 Reels
"There's Many a Slip"...,,......x Reel
"Under the Crescent..........2 Reels
ADMISSION ALWAYS TEN CTS.
Matinees z P. M.; Evenings, 6:1o.
Saturday, Sunday, and Holidays con-
tinuous.

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Local
$2.50

Attention

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ER GRADUATE STUDENT
NOW PRACTICING IN OHIO,
llackburn, who was associated
city with Dr. D. W. Meyer in
se and throat work while tak-
ost-graduate course at the Uni-
of Michigan last year, is now
ng in this specialty in Day-
io.
. M. Sage, '13M, has been bro-
o the position occupied by Dr.
rn with Dr. Meyer.

We make hats and carry a complete
stock of the most .ip-to-date hats all
the tine. W~e also make hats to indi-
vidual orders if desired. Our hats are
all hand tailored and guaranteed in
every vparticular and cost you no more
than the ordinary kind. STYIE AJLL
TH1 WHILE. We do all kinds'of
hat work such as ironing silk hats,
cleaning and reshaping men's and Nvom-
en's felt and velour hats, etc. Perhaps
we can reshape your last season'srhat
and bring it up-to-date. Bring it in
ani we will tel you.
Factory Hat Store
W. W. MANN, Prop.
i3 E. Huron St. Near Allenel Hotel

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Freshmen Work on Directory
Work on the Directory is progress-
ing rapidly ' under the direction of
Managing Editor A. A. Burrell, '16E.'
number of freshmen have been given
positions on both the business and
editorial staffs,.and the way in which
these youngsters are taking hold of
the task is without parallel. If all
goes well, the Directory will appear
on time, containing a full list of Ann
Arbor and Ypsilanti addresses.
FRESHMEN RECEIVE.
LESSON IN CUSTOMS
(Continued from Page One)
of the Union, described the activities
and plans of the Union. F. F. Mc-
Kinney, '16L, talked on "Michigan
Spirit," and Werner W. Schroeder,
'14-'16L, explained customs and tra-
ditions to the new men. U. S. Wil-

Captain Cra-iford, Ira Reindel, Dr.
Lee and "Rosie" Rowe to Speak
to Enthusiasts
ATHLETIC ASS'N GIVES CUPS
Tennis enthusiasts will meet for
the first time ,this year at a mass
meeting to be held in room 348 of the
new engineering building at 7:15
o'clock Monday night. This is an in-
novation this year, and it is expected
that it will be greeted by a large num-
ber of racket wielders.
The meeting will be more in the
form of a pep meeting, and the prin-
cipal purpose is to arouse more en-
thusiasm for the net sport. Captain
Crawford, of this year's team, will
speak, in addition to Ira Reindel,
"Rosie" Rowe and Dr. Lee.
Any man in the university is eli-
gible, whether he be freshman or up-
perclassman. The entry fee will be
fifty cents, and this m'ust be paid after
the meeting. In all probability the
drawings will be made after. the meet-f
ings, and the first matches will beI

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played on Tuesday afternoon.
Willis Brodhead, Edward Barthel
and Paul Steketee are the committee
in charge, of the'tourney and further
information can be had from any of
these men.
The winner of the tournament will
receive the Comstock trophy for one
year and will have his name engraved
on it together with the names of the
winners in previous years. In addi-
tion to this cup there will be two
loving cups given by the Athletic as-
sociation to the winner and the run-
ner-up for permanent possession.

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Offices:
PRESS BUILDING
Across from the Majestic

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afternoon running
practice yesterday.
meanwhile was bat-
bs. Coach Yost was
with this affair,
watching the Var-

"Little ideas are usually expressed
in big words." Taxi-Stark-2255.
oct5tfj

Classes in shorthand
for University stude
organized at the School
711 N. University Ave.

Take your LECTURES word for
word by joining a class in shorthand
at the Hamilton Business College.
oct7-9-121
Polish your floors with Old English
floor wax. C. H. Major & Co., 203 E.
Washington street. oct6-7-8-9-14

Buy your Mazda lamps at Switzer's igate.

Hardware. -31 State.

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are invited to call at
store and be shown a
iesaver. 1-6

Phone 57 and we will deliver one
full pound of roasted peanuts fresh
from our roaster. oct9-12-141

Economize in your
chase. Hats at $2.00
or soft. Right down
Main street.




OREN'S

CAFETERIA

ets $3.50


Largest Variety of Eats in the City

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Stark'

Taxicab. FACULTY MEMBERS PLEASE NOTE
oct5tf Caps, Gowns and Hoods for Convoca-
tion Day, October 15th, may be rented
g instru- or purchased at Mack & Co. Orders
10 South should be left as early as possible.
oct7-8-9

on drawing
witzer Co., 3:

-Martin guitars, mandolins, ukeleles
and all musical instruments at Schae-
berle & Son's Music House, 110 South
Main street. oct8tf
Standard "Loose Leaf" note books
-Your name on cover without ex-
pense at Wahr's University Bookstore.
1-6
Fresh roasted peanuts, a big ,bag
full for 10 cents. Dean & Co., Ltd.,
214 S. Main street. oct9-1'2-14

Students Supl
Engineering Supplies of 8dl 1

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the student who
[.00. Drop in and
have satisfied so
fident of satisfying

25 cents-any part of the city. Stark
Taxicab Co., 2255. oct5tf
We are ever at your service with
courteous treatment and a "square
deal." Wahr's University Bookstore.

STATIONERY

FOUNTAIN PENS

I. P. Binders and pound paper. We print yo
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