THE MI1CHIGAN DAILY.


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Let Music Ring- Throughout
the House

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We hope that you will make
this store your drugstore.
We shall do our best to

We are ready to showery-vu the best

line of Men's

Suits, t lvercoat s,

serve you.

Raincoats, Hats, Capsp, and Fun
isliings at reasonable r ices

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CALKINS' PHARMACY
324 S. State Street

Either whien all alone,} or when a
few friends unexpectedly drop in,
you'll find heaps of real enjoyment
in the Columbia Grafonolia:
With all dance records at $1.00; popunlar'
double disc records at 65c, y ou mcake a
saving on every purchase.
This instrument, of a full, rich, glorious
tone will be sent to your house oan ap-
proval. State whether you prefer oak or
mahogany. With a large°, noiseless motor
of unusual strength, and a plush covered
turntable, it's an extraordlinatry buy at
$10.
MUSIC SHOP
ALLMENDJNGER'S
129 E. Liberty' St.

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WALIHAMS &CO'SCORNERI
1 201-203 S. Main St.J

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Be
and gai n th e admi ration of all
by having your next suit
Ind. rd'aiiy~
Custom Tailoired
by
ARTHUR F, MARQ-RD
Campus Tatilor
516 East Wiliam "P. Phone 1422-1

an jGOTHITC"
ARROW
COLLAR
FRONT FITS CRAVA T NOT
PERFECT LY. 2 for 25C
CLUETT. PEABODY & CO.. INC.. MAKER~S

"1 PLE APPOINTED FELEGATE
i TO SAFETY FIRST MEETING
3 1. W. Hemple, director of the local
Civic association has been appointed
Ias 'a delegate from this city, to a con-
vention of the "Safety First Federa-
tion of America," to be, held October
19 and 20, at the Hotel Ponchartrain
in Detroit.'
The convention is significant be-
cause of the fact that it, is the first
national convention of this organiza-
tion which has for its motto, "The Cori
servation of Life, Limb and Property."
Gets $300 lWinages from Railway Line
William Tuttle was awarded the
sum of $300 Wednesday afternoon in
his suit against the D., J. & C. Rail-
way company.' He sought $5,000 for
injuries sustained by him at Cooper's
crossing in September, 1912.1
D~ally Will Rain Letters of 500 Words
Communications to The Daily of 500
words or less will be run in the news
columns, providing the communicator
makes known to the managing editor
his or her name. The article can be
signed, however, in any way that the
writer may desire.
All the excess over 500 words will
be charged for at regular advertising
rates.
These provisions are made for the
protection of the publication, because
of a limited amount of space, and are
not to be interpreted in any way as
discouraging communications.
Two '08 Medics Receive Appointments
Dr. Raymond F. Wafer, '08M, has
been appointed an instructor ini anat-
omy in the Medical School, and Dr.
John G. Gage, '08M, has been madeR
an, instructor in physiology and phar-
maco logy.
25 cents-any part of the city. Stark~
Taxicab Co., 2255. oct5tf
Fresh Lits will be photographed to-
day at 12:00 o'clock in front of Me-
miorial building by Hoppe. oct14S

4GRXINE ASKS FOlt REST ItOO-1;
CITY MAY ANNEX NEW STREETI
At the me'eting of the supervisors
held in the court house yesterday, a
petition was received from the County
Grange, to have the basement of the
court house furnished as a rest room
for out-of-town people, to be operated
by the Civic association.
The request for a local option elec-
tion which was received' Tuesday, was
referred to a committee which will in-
vestigate the petitions and report the
first of next week.
A petition has been filed with the
supervisors asking that a stretch of
land on West. Liberty street be incor-
porated within the city limits in order
to care for the expansion of Ann
Arbor.
M. A. C. Professor to Talk to Society
Prof. T. R. Taft, of M. A. C., will
address the Washtenaw Horticultural
society at its next annual meeting at
2:00 o'clock Saturday afternoon, to
be held in the council chamber of the
city hall. His subject will be "orchard
Possibilities in Michigan." and the
nature of the address will make it of
special interest to students and others
interested, in forestry.
Prof. Filibert Roth, of the forestry
department, will make a short address
which will be followed by the annual
election of officers of the society.
Fresh roasted peanuts, a big bag
full for 10 cents'. Dean & Co., Ltd.,
214 S. Main street. oct9-12-14
Martin guitars, mandolins, ukeleles
and all musical instruments at Schae-
berle & Son's Music House, 110 South
Main street. oct8tf
Buy your Nazda lamps at Switzer's
Hardware. "310 State. tf
De-liclous is what they say after
munching one of Bloomfield's choco-
lates. 709 N. University. oct14
Laboratory coats. Wagner & Co.,
State St. Octl3-14

Lunches, Candles,Sod s

NOTHING BUT THE BEST

SUGAR BOWL

IWhen Down Town try our

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WANTED-Position as cook in frater-
pity, sorority or boarding house.
Can give good references. Call after
5 p. m. at 524 N. Fifth Ave. Phond
2064. Octl3-14
ILOST
LOST-Fountain pen with two gold
bands. Call 1257-d. oct14
LOST-Tan Beta Pi key. Call 1722-J.
Reward. octl4-15-16
LOST-One lady's wrist watch. Re-
ward for return to, 303 Science Bldg.
octl4-15-16

LOST--Npt-e ,. Chl lni ontickets
between Nwbrr hila]heool
of Music l~oc12-.Rwrd,
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FOR i~i'
FOR RENT -W\ellr~sl~ro
either situ:,, n uiCSnear
campus. 4. ~1nr i ~
Girls, atteni-ti! Frai-tr
shampoos, face ca&gecd 1Llcti
go to Mrs. J. It, Ti,janows-"kL Phoneu
696-W. 11104ot dest.Sd
entrance..

The modes presented express youth, and its symblol
simplicity in every motif and line. Sopliisticaitioii
and maturity are absent, verve and esprit eve :r present
in accord with, the ideas and ideals estab(ished by
the celebrated couturiers t o the "en il.

Everything in apparel for
and Formal Wear from
from Undergarment to

College, Sports
Hats to Boots,
Outerarm nnext

You are cordially invited lo visit I
Eon wil Teller &? Co. shop whena in Nec;
York and to correspond on mailers of ashilc, .

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UNIVERSITY NOTICES
Glee club tryouts will be held at
7~:00, o'clock Friday at the School 'of
Music.
All those who desire to 'try out for

APPRAISAL VOlA'4-I)VANtES
IRA PHlbY; 1 1.l(~)~ i
Work on Edison 'ip9yr ',wte
Nearing Com-sd-l i ) t

Grinnell Bros.' Music House
HAVE MOVED TO
116 South Main Street Between Huron
and Washington
PI ANOUS FOR SALE AND- RENT
Sole Agents in Michigan for M. Nunes & Sons'
G'enuine Hawaiian "Ukulele"-the sweetest
toned string instrument made. Ask to hear it.
PHONE 1707

ANNOUNlCING to the New
AStudents of Michigan

~~~'Mack~s TaRo

the business staff of the Michiganen- Applraica: i isl c:
sian are requested to report to Busi-
ness Manager Glenn M. Coulter, '16- Dean M. E. Coo. op -ia 'xr
'18L, from 4:00 to 5:30 o'clock at the on the Edison c(~lx K;rpras1
Press building on Thursday or Friday more rapidly nearig << r ieior since
of this weep.± This invitation appliesth gnrlofcs ftea:pail
to both juniors and sophomores.stfhaebnmoe )n Aor
The sophomore class of the Homoe-Shrlbeoet on~pofsol
pathic Medical school will hold elec-Sotybfr
tion of officers Friday morning at the offices were foed 'omDerct
11:50 in lecture room , A, Homoeo- fwhere the, work wuie r _ edonp t he pti o ptl h etng i r s m et o n
ranged by the student council. ( All the field work a1, )fl 111hd
Seir rhi+t~nt- ill ma - 3+ S1riand a large part of tB~stf ds

The service is la carte with the exception of Noon
Luncheon at 50c. Open during shopping hours. Mfusic
on Saturdays.

o'clock Friday afternoon in :room 311,
new engineering building, for the
nomination of officers.
Junior Laws will hold a class meet-
ing Friday at 1:00 o'clock in room 13
of the Lawv building, for the purpose
of nominating class officers. Nomin4
ations will be oral.
Senior Lits will meet on Friday at
3:00 o'clock in Tappan hail for the
purpose of nominating class officers
for _the' year._
Tryouts for the university symphony
orchestra will be held at the school ofr
music at 7:30 o'clock this evening.
Freshman law class will meet. this
afternoon at 4:00 o'clock in room B
of the law building to nominate class
officers. Final selection will be made;
at the election on Monday, October 14.
Have your monogram put on your
china. Dean & Co., Ltd. 214 South
Main street. oct9-12-14
Pianos to rent. Prices and pianos
right, at Schaeberle & Son's Music
Hlouse, 110 South Main street. oct8tf
Get our prices on drawing Instrui-
ments.. HI. L. Switzer Co., 310 South
State.

charged.
The D. U. R. al) p, ialed exceptWfor
company's franc]A~ F~s- r ~
ing computed u;,< dli'(;tO i5 lef
by Prof. H. C. Adisa- '_e~i
China.j

Senior medics ~ilm~
o'clock this afterinoo-~,n

at 1:5(1

l amphitheater for 1 of 11 ,,,~
mating class officer o e1lji
year.
Sophomore medith l l~fh~
officers at a mefdingr -ldi
west amphitheater aLi I lo,
afternoon. -
fOt-Iloldls Firh°- k" {iigi
Round-up club ;;: l- C i?: !5
smoker at the lMichigan fh, ,t
O'clock tonight. Th' afi - ~ "
also a business neim ~
for dances to be g n 1
will be arranged. O01dnc1a.,u~
will be the program i itrta
plarty in March. Tbeiui-~> i
club that Nwere takenrn . liW\-1
have an ojpjrt i
become 'be teli ,
oldermeifn. L
ident of th'.'..e .

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