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few friends unexpectedly drop in,
you'll find heaps of real enjoyment
in the Columbia Grafonola.
With all (lance records at $1.00; popular
double disc records at 65c, you make a
saving on every purchase.
This instrutent, of a full,.rich, glorious
tone will be sent to your house on 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 extraordinary buy at
$100.
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120 E. Liberty St.

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201-203 S. Main St.

Be'
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Dressed
and gain the admiration of all
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Individually
Custom Tailored
by
ARTHUR F. MARQUARDT
Campus Tailor
516 East William St. Phone 1422-J
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IFECiT LY. 2 for 26c
IET. PEABODY & CO.. Ic.. MAKERS
Peer Gynt" which receives its first
en presentation under the energetic
pices of Oliver Morosco at Hill
ditorium, Tuesday evening, October
presents an all-star supporting cast
y worthy the international reputa-
n of the star, CYRIL MAUJDE, who
le such an American success as
umpy" last season.
Myrtle Stedman with her dignified
uty anti charm is an ideal Solveig,
le Herbert Standing as St. Peter,
rles Ruggles as the Button Mould-
wi-lia Desnond as the - Parson
li the cloven hoof, and Juan de la
LX, former leading haritcne at the
yal Opera of Copenhagen who is
of the latest prizes to be attracted
the screen, arc a quartette of fine,
>rs it would be impossible to dupli-
e. In a notable array of beautiful
men, one stands out prominently,
utiful Winifred Bryson. This famous
le of the Burbank Theatre stock
npany of I,os Angeles, was specially
ned for "PIlER GYNT."

'HEAACHELESS' DRINS
AGREE WITH CHEMISTS
Professor Hale Reads Paper Before
Chemical Society at Seattle; At-
tends Unique Banquet
Synthetic, non-alcoholic wines and
cocktails, which by their taste and ap-
pearance could hardly be distinguished
from the real beverages, even by a
connoisseur, were a unique feature of
a banquet served to members of the
American Chemical society during its
convention in Seattle, September 1
and 2. Prof. W. J. Hale, of the chem-
istry department, the only represent-'
ative from the University of Michigan
to attend, gave a paper on "The Con-
stitution of the Three Nitro-Alpha-
Carbopyrrolic Acids."
Prohibition takes effect in the State
of Washington January 1, 1916. On'
this account certain fruit products
companies have begun the -manufac-
ture of artificial drinks. The Wash-
ington hotel therefore extended to oneC
of these companies the privilege of
presenting to the chemists their com-
plete repertoire of the best drinks that'
could be served, at a banquet.
Not a drop of alcohol was to be
found in any of the drinks, yet in ap-
pearance, taste and appetizing fea-
tures they far surpassed many of the1
intoxicating beverages offered to the
public today.
In a year the firms manufacturing
these new beverages will ship them+
east of the Mississippi river, the high
transportation rates at present for-i
bidding the sale of the products ex-
cept in the far west.
The next meeting of the American
Chemical society will be held next
spring in Lebanon, Ohio. The regular
meeting will be held in conjunction
with the A. A. A. S. during the Christ-
mas holidays of 1916 in New York City.
Call 2255 for a Stark Taxicab.
"We'll be there." oct5tf

NEW .CLASSIFICATION MADE
IN UNIVERSITY STORE ROOM
Prof. J. A. Bursley is conducting an
investigation in the university store-
room", at the rear of the Homeopathic
hospital. The object of the investiga-
tion is to study the classification of
the stores with a- view of increasing
the efficiency by an installation of a
system using symbols on all stores of
a like nature.
MEMIBERSHIP FIGURES SWELL
AS CAMPAIGN APPROACHES
Membership figures on the Michigan
Union ledgers now approximate 2,100,
and plans for increasing these figures
will culminate in the canvass of every
rooming house Tuesday and Wednes-
day nights.
Committeemen who were listed in
The Daily this week will gather for a
smoker at 6:45 o'clock Tuesday night,
when they will get lists of about 15
names each. These lists have been
completed by several of the men on
the committee during the past few
days.
Urpper Bible Class Will Meet Tonight
Members of the Upper Bible class
will meet at 7:45 o'clock tonight
in the Bible Chair building. The
class was opened last Saturday with
a membership of 60. Other classes will
be started next week.
Senior Architects to Meet Monday
Because of the Convocation exer-
cises, the senior architect nominations
scheduled for yesterday, were post-
poned .until 5:00 o'clock Mbnday af-
ternoon, in room 311 of the new engi-
neering building. Elections will be
made Wednesday.
Bachelor to Appear in Lecture Series
Rev. F. B. Bachelor will begin a
series of lectures entitled, "The Quest
for God," at 10:00 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon at the Baptist chunch. The
first of this series will be, "Can God
Be Found in the Material Universe?"

Lunches, Candies; Sodas

NOTHING BUT THE BEST

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liBRARiANS CLOSE
25TH CONVENTION

F RATERNITFS, Clubs and
Campus Societies w hc
desire to hold Fall Banquets in
the Tea -Room should make
the n*ecessary arrangement a
once.


DOZENA PROUSE

John S. Cleainger,
Head Associatio"
Year

of Jackson,
for Coming

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Will be at the

HAIR SHOP
Every Tuesday

Mrs, T. L. STODOARD
707 N. Univ. Phone 296-J
Gentlemen by Appointment
STUDENT TAKEN TO DETROIT
TO FACE STATUTORY CHARGE
Neal Morrel, '18D, was arrested by
Chief of Police Frank Pardon yes-
terday morning on receipt of infor-
mation from the authorities at Detroit
that he was wanted to answer a statu-
tory crime in that city, alleged to
have been committed early this fall.
An officer arrived yesterday afternoon
and took him back to face the charge.
'Ten cents rents a good Eastman Ko-
dak, :ny size you want. Lyndon's,
7114 N. University. Sat-Sun

OTHER OFFICERS REMAIN SAME
With adjournment at the end of its
fifth session Friday noon, the Mich-
igan Library association closed its
twenty-fifth annual convention in
Alumni Memorial hall with the record
of the largest enrollment in its his-
tory.
John S. Cleavinger, of the Public
library of Jackson, formerly vice-
president of the association, was elect-
ed as president for the coming year
to succeed Theodore W. Koch. Other
than this there was practically no
change in the personnel of the officers.
Resolutions were passed by the con-
vention thanking the University School
of Music for the complimentary re-
cital furnished by the faculty in honor
of the association guests on Thursday
afternoon, and others thanking the
Ann Arbor Library club, the Civic as-
sociation, the university library force
and the campus and city for the cour-
teous hospitality and cooperation con-
tributed by each.
On Friday noon a luncheon for for-
mer summer school library students
was held, with an attendance of 50.
J)ietschler Verein Elects President
At a general meeting of the Deut-
scher Verein Thursday evening, Har-
old J. Sherman, '17, was elected pres-
ident.

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To The Students
WHO ARE CONTEMPLATING PURCHASING A TALKING INSTRUMENT
THE VICTOR ICTROLA is acknowledged by musicalceebritie:.
having contracts with the best artists in every manner of entertainment,
together with the fact of having the range of four different volumes of
tone, make it worth your while to consider. Easy payments,
GRINNELL BROS.
116 SO. MAIN ST. PHONE 1707

BOARID OF EDUCATION REPORTS
LARGE ENROLLMENT FN SCHOOLS
Decided gains were shown in the at
tendance of the city schools accord
ing to reports read at the meeting o
of the board of education Tuesday
evening.
The revised enrollment shows tha
there are 2,738, or an increase of 10
over the enrollment of last year a
this time; average daily attendancE
2,512, or anincrease of 50; her cen
of. attendance, 97.5, or an increas
of .63.

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LOST
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Reward. octl4-15-16
)ST-One lady's wrist watch. Re-
ward for return to 303 Science Bldg.
oct14-15-16
>ST-On East University avenue, be-
tween Willard and South University,
a pair of steel-rimmed spectacles in
old case. Reward for return to 719'
East University avenue. Telephone
1704. oct15-16
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attached. Return to Martha Cook
building. oct16-17
ST--On Main or Washtenaw or in
5 and 10-cent store, pocketbook con-
aining sum of money and several
ertificates of deposit. Finder re-
turn to Michigan Daily. Reward.
Oct16
MISCELLANEOUS
Girls, attention! For rain-water
ampoos, face massage and manicure
to Mrs. J. R. Trojanowski. Phone
6-W. 1110 South University. Side
trance.

FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Garage. Phone 1068-M.
oct15-16-17
FOR RENT-Large, light, attractive
suite. Reasonable rates. Also room-
mate wanted. Phone 633-R. 413
Thompson. Oct16-17-19
FOR RENT-Desirable front suite
for two students. Lavatory connec-
tion. Good heat. Electric light.
Price reasonable. 503 Madison St.
oct16-17
FOR SALE
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Cambridge Road-198 feet. Beautiful
residence sites on hill with splen-
did view. ° Owner will sell very
cheap. Address H. P. Breitenbach,
1611 Kresge Bldg., Detroit. Octl3&16
WANTED
WANTED-Two students to represent
us in Ann Arbor and vicinity; big
money selling our patented Auto-
Vac Dust Collectors. Something
new, reasonable, practical. Auto-
Vac Duster Co., Jackson, Mich.
Pianos to rent. Prices and pianos
right, at Schaeberle & Son's Music
House, 110 South Main street. oct8tf

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