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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.
deville at the Majestic opens with two
bills direct from Keith circuit.
"The Summer Girls," a musical
novelty with.ten attractive girls in a
series of songs 'and dances, with
plenty of costume change, appears for
the first 'time in Ann Arbor with its
famous bathing scene.
Alphonso Zelaya, the 'South Amer-
ican pianist, son of the ex-president
of Nicaragua, comes direct from the
concert platform in a series of recitals
with a program which changes daily.
He is considered one of the best
pianists on the stage, having devoted
most of his life to study, spending
four years in Berlin under Kroger,
where he developed exquisite touch,
power, brilliance and finish.
Among his offerings are the follow-
ing: "Serenade," by Cerventez; "En
Cuba," by Albenez; "Blue Danube,
Waltzes," arranged by Lehvinne;
"Staccatto Caprice," by Henselt;
"Valse de Concert," in D major, by
Wienaski, and the "Romance," by
Gruhfeld.
"Versatile Four," a quartet of splen-
did singers and performers on near-
ly every musical instrument, come;
here this week also, from the Orpheum
circuit, with a very novel act.
Antrim and Vale have a laughable
comedy singing and dancing attrac-
tion, "Him, Her and a .Trunk," which
offers a field for a clever whistling
stunt and an original dance with
special costume and scenery.
Sadie Fondelier, a well-known wire-
walking artist, comes direct from the
ring of Ringling's, and at times does
most hazardous feats.
GLOVES
for men, best known makes at reason-
able prices, on sale by N. F. Allen &
Co., Main street. wed-eod
Engineers are invited to call at
Water's Bookstore and be shown a
wonderful timesaver. 1-6'
25 cents-any part of the city. Starl
Taxicab Co., 2255. oct5tf
Don't let anyone or any-
thing stop yOU from seeing
those handsome and ex-
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In a Play of Modern Frencb Life-By Francis de Croisee
Translated by Marie Zane Taylor
THE HAW:
-WITH-
MISS JULIE OPP
and a Superb Company ONE YEAR'S ENGAGEMENT I
Week October 18th MAILSR
ANDREAS DIPPELL PRESENTS
THEL ILAC DOMI
A Comic Opera in Three Acts by CharlesCuviler. Direct from one year in New York, Ba
Say Fellows! !
NOT A PHOTOPLAY
The Greatest Success of Faversham's Career
A STAR CAST IN A THRILLING DRAMA
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"LADY AUDLEY'S SECRET" TO
BE SHOWN THIS AFTERNOON
"Lady Audley's Secret," William
Fox's dramatic photo success, strong-
ly presented by Theda Bara, who
scored such a tremendous success not'
only on Broadway, but in London, will
be shown at the Majestic this after-
noon. Mary E. Braddon, the author,
represents the struggles of a young
woman cursed with hereditary mad-
ness, deserted by her unfaithful hus-
band, tossed by the world and finally
married by the hero. This sounds
Ed. V. Price & Co.
So many Ann Arbor col-
lege men have made these
their favored clothes that
it .just comes natural" to
1O O BRLLIANT ARTISTS
BIG ORCHESTRA
BEAUTY CHORUS
BISHOP STUNTZ TO SPEAK
TO METHODISTS TONIGHTJ
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Buy our special Yale padlock.
your locker. Switzer HardwareI
310 South State.
Read Lyndon's advertisement
last page. Special sale of kodakst
week.
for
Co.,
on
this
Noted Missionary and Lecturer Opens
Wesleyan Guild Program With
"The Two Americas"
"The Two Americas" will be the
subject of Bishop Homer C. Stuntz's
address at 7:30 o'clock tonight in the
Methodist church. The noted mis-
sionary and lecturer of South America
is well informed on international re-
lations and should make the opening
of this year's Wesleyan Guild pro-
gram a success.
The committee has tried to secure
Bishop Stuntz for years and it is ex-
pected that a large crowd of students
will hear him. Since 1912 he has
spent most of his time doing mis-
sionary work in South America, hav-
ing as his main headquarters the city
of Buenos Aires. Previous to that
time he had made extensive travels,
whereby he became known as an au-
thority on international questions and
relations.
Call 2255 for a Stark Taxicab.
"We'll be there." oct5tf'
"Sari" Coming to the
"Sari," Henry W. Savag
hit and the biggest populk
of anything offered to the pu
his production of "The Merr
comes to the Whitney T
'October 16, with its big I
caste and special orchestra
body has heard of "Sari,"
year and a half it was a rei
sation in New York, and
is played all over the count]
is not all music, it is capit
as well.
It is coming this way for
time, after having the bige
the decade in Boston, P1
and Chicago. Mizzi Hajos
company, and the public wil
to welcome this little g
medienne. Then the chor
mous; it sings and dances
feminine portion sets off t
gowns that all the world
about. A special orchestra,
public associated with Mr
musical organization, is to 1
to Ann Arbor.
We set glass. C. H. Major
E. Washington street. oc
shington
Ill
like action of
decided dramatic'
Icalibre.
Grinnell Bros.' Music House
HAVE MOVED TO
116 South Main Street Betweenguon
PIANOS FOR SALE AND RENT
Sole Agents in Michigan for M. Nunes & Sons'
Genuine Hawaiian "Ukulele"-the sweetest
toned string instrument made. Ask to hear it.
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OST-Ten Choral Union tickets. Re-
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WANTED
'ANTED--Position by capable lady
as matron and stewardess in fra-
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Call Michigan Daily. oct9-10
rANTED - Student washing; all
mending done. Phone 2218.
oct6-7-8-9-10-12
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first-class in every respect, for two,
three or four men; steam, electric-
ity; good rates; private bath room.
522 Monroe. Phone 990-J.
FOR RENT-Desirable front suite for
two students. Lavatory connection.
Good heat, electric light; price rea-
sonable. 503 E. Madison street.
oct9-10-12
FOR SALE
FOR SALE-Burrowes combination
pool and billiard table, standard
size; cost $75; sell for $50. Call
1430 Hill street. Phone 544-M.
oct10
MISCELLANEOUS
Girls, attention! For rain-water
shampoos, face massage and manicure
go to Mrs. J. R. Trojanowski. Phone
696-W. 1110 South University. Side
entrance.
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