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Exhibit of:
Sailors, Banko]
in the Latest
Sty
Tinker &
FURNISHERS
Corner of S. Stat
Indeflschmlit, Aptel & Co.
WH ETIHER ITf BE a Black, Tan, or
Brown Oxford with Rubber Sole and Heel
Leather Sole and Rubber Heel, or Leather
Sole and Heel, we have it at
$4.50, $5.00, $5.50, $6.00 or $7.00
n Calf, Vici Kid and Shell Cordovan Leathers
FORESTERS TOGREVEL
IN WEEK-END OUTING
leld Ua.y and Barbecac Planned; Many
Initerestilitng Event s oil
Pro gramia
Foresters will hold their big an-
nual field day and barbecue this week-
end at Third Sister lake. Today at
12:45 o'clock the forest rangers
will start their walk from une Natural
Science building with their packs
over their shoulders.
Tonight they will pitch camp, after
which stories will be told in the for-
esters' ."John Bunyan" style. The
barbecue dinner will take place at
noon Saturday. A quarter of beef
will be cooked and served according
to forestry custom, under the super-
vision of E. Gallup, chief cook. Im-
mediately after this feast, Prof. Fili-
bert Roth will talk on the ways and
customs of forestry life. After the
talk, demonstrations of making and
breaking camp, portaging, canoeing, I
and packing will be given.
Prof. R. S. Lovejoy, of the forestry
department, will compete against Mr.
J. H. Pottinger. instructor in forestry.
in a sour-dough hot cake contest Sun-
day morning. Much betting has been
made on the outcome. Sunday after
noon the foresters will indulge in
fishing, swimming and playing games.
At night they will assemble around a
big fire to listen to the forestry club
band and to have their big sing. Camp
will be broken Monday noon.
S. R. Black, chairman of the gen-
eral committee, desires that every-
one who contemplates making the
trip be at the Natural Science build-
ing at 12:45 o'clock today with blan-
kets, a cup, plate, knife, fork and
spoon.
Pliarnifes Go to See Detroit Plants!
More than 100 members of the Col-,
lege of Pharmacy will leave this
morning for Detroit, where they will
spend the day inspecting the Ford
Motor Car company and the Freder-
ick Stearns & Co. plants. They willt
be tendered a banquet at the latter
place.
Call 123 for piano tuning. m12,13,14
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Straw Hats
ks and Panamas
Weaves and
les.
Company
and HATTERS
e and William Sts.
NOBODY EVER OT ANY-
THING F6R NOTHIIN
If he thought so at the time, he
woke up later on.
When I sell you clothes
made by
E. V. PRICE & CO.,
Largest tailors in the
world of GOOD made to
order clothes, you are
getting the best on earth
for the money.
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Itf you pay more, it is too much;
if you pay less, you'll be sorry.
Let me "tailor" you at an honest
price.
309 So. Main
S14 So. State
Taxi 2255, open under new manage-
ment, tf
For room pictures ask Hoppe. m12
Call 830 for saddle pohies. tf
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STRAWS
Out of the common run of Straw
because KNOX made themn
Better
Better
Better
Better
Appearance
Style
Lasting
For You
Knox "Beacon"
Straws $3, $4, $5
Leghorn
Panama
Bangkok
Other makes at one dollar or more
THE BIG oc -
IfIt's Correct, It's at the Big Store
If It's at the BIig Store, It's Correc
Straw Hats
- Straw Hats
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Wv1 are showing the nobbiest line of
Straw fats in the city, at popu-
ular prices. 4 Call around and be con-
vinced. ( Also another shipment of
Sport Coats and Flannel Pants.~
CAMPUS BOOT ERY
308 S. State Street
CANOE LIGHTS-
These lights work from batteries and will throw a bright, light
for several hundred feet
Adjustable to any position$w000 -$6 00
Two sizes...... ..... .5.O.O.$.
The Eberbach & Son Co.
200-204E. Liberty St.
TOM CORBETT
11:
116 E. Liberty St.
The Young Men's Clothier
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Bot I e ulei
FRIDAY NIGHT -There
from 9 till 11.
will be Dancing
SATURDAY-Canoe Party, chaperoned by
Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Swain, leaves Lake-
land, arriving Ann Arbor early in the
evening. Reservations must be made
before Friday noon.
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SATURDAY NIGHT
Canoeing and Dancing
THE MICHIGAN DAILY
0$
SUNDAY (afternoon and evening)-Reserve
your canoe for Sunday not later than
Saturday night. Fifty new Old Towns,
first choice.
SPECIAL PROPOSITION
I have a brand new Old Town Canoe, fully equipped,
which I will rent for the balance of the season for
$25.00, including storage space and locker.
ANOTHER
Three new Old Town Canoes for sale on easy terms.
50c
for the balance of
the year
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MAILED
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LOCAL
WM. J. SAUNDFERS
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The World's 'hanpion and, without
doubt, the most perteet physically de-
veloped and est physically trained)
man in the world, will appear in pic-
tures at the Arcade theater, Friday,
May 12, in two speial shows in ad-
dition to and entirely distinct from
our regular program thr the day!
Forty views showing Ithe crucial mo-
Ients of this remarkable contest will
be given of this great champion in his
wonderful sparring match in the Wil-
lard=Moran bout- in Madison Square
Garden, New York City. These are
the only authentic pictures of this
great event. In addition there will be
a special reel showing the wonlderful
Willard in what he considers the swift-
est action of his entire career. These
pictures are packing theaters wherever
Gley are exhibited and are pleasing all
who see them. They will be shown
at two special performances on Fri-
day. May 12, at 4:30 and 10:45 P. M.
Admission to these specials will be
ten cents. m11-12
r lien Oatdoors After Accident
The 'condition of Prof. John R. Allen,
of the engineering college, who was
injured recently at his farm northwest
of the )city, was reported improved yes-
terday. Professor Allen was able to
get outdoors during the day for the
first time since the accident.
JOHN C. KENNEDY,
Chicago Alderman, Who Speaks on Socialism in Newberry Haal Tonight
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We Have a Splendid Line of
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Offices: P
Mayna
ress Bldg.
ard St.
First Class Pianos for Rent!
Take up the matter of renting with us!
IT WILL BE PROFITABLE TO YOU
GRINNELL BROS. Music House 1.6.S,.t
PHONE 1707 and try our Victor Record approval system for May records
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WITNESSES HEAR!) YESTERDAY Frank Pardon, Adolph Schultz,1F.
IN WOtT H CASE PROCEElDINGS O'Donnell, manager of the Majes
. , theater, James I. Wanzeck, Harry
The Worth damage suit continued to Porter, and M. J. Howard, patrolmt
draw large crowds in the circuit court Witnesses for both sides have t1
yesterday. But one witness for the far proved of no startling value
plaintiff was introduced during the either defense or prosecution.
day, Carl Folks, '16L. Witnesses for
the defense included Chief of Police Pntronaize Daily Advertisers.*
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