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THE MICHIGAN DAILY

THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1

THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JANUXRY 16,

Wingfoot Rubber Heels Neolin Soles
Best Oak Leather Soles
at PAUL'S PLACE
611 E. William St.

Ask your doctor about the value of local heat in treating

most diseases.

He will tell you that constant soothing heat is

EXTERIOR OF NEW MICHIGAN UNION
By courtesy of the Michiganensian

often just as valuable as medicines.

IRMER STUDENTS PAY
VISIT TO ANN ARBOR
RUT. M. TAYLOR AND CADETS
H ARMON AND NEWELL
RETURN"
Aieut. Morrison Taylor, '18, and Fly-
,Cadets Austin Harmon, '19, and
ank Newell,A'19, are paying 'a short
it to Ann Arbor following the re-
pt of their dischargees from ser-
e. All are members of the Chi Psi
ternity.
Leave School for Naval Aviation
larmon and Newell left school last
rch to enter naval aviation, taking
ir ground school work at the Bos-
Institute of Technology. Follow-
the completion of their courses at
latter instution, Harmon was sent
Miami, Florida, and Newell to Key
st, to take up their work in fly-
They were stationed there when
armistice was signed.

Lieutenant Taylor entered the ser-
vice last March, following his return
from France where he served for four
months in the Norton, Hayes ambu-
lance unit. First he was sent to Fort
Ogletehope, ,Georgia, in charge of a
draft of men from his home town of
Pontiac, Michigan. He was transfer-
red some two months later to Camp
Dodge where he entered the officers,'
training school. He received his com-
mission late in September as a second
lieutenant in the infantry. Following
a short furlough, he returned to Camp
Dodge where he was stationed when
the armistice was signed. Lieutenant
Taylor expects to return to the Uni-
versity at the beginning of the second
semester.

will be excus
7:00 o'cloct
versity sympj
held by Mr. S,
at the Univer
7:30 o'clock
society will1
Sunday schoo
Science chur
8:00 o'clock
hold a meeti
dence. Dean
Miss Lucy E
esses. All m
present.
8:00 o'clocl
den will giv
on the Roman
club in room
public is invi
7:30 o'clock
of the rhetori
to the stude
"Reserve Pow
public is invi
7:30 o'clock

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WHAT'S GOING ON

TODAY
1:00 o'clock - Freshman engineer-
ing class will hold a meeting in Nat-
ural Science building. All freshmen

Spring

Styles

Woolens

ed from 1 o'clock classes. a meeting in room 300 Chemistry
;-Tryouts for the Uni- building.
Liony orchestra will be 8:00 o'clock-Miss Helen Fraser
amuel Pierson Lockwood will lecture in Natural Science audi-
rsity School of Music. torium. on 'b Reconstruction."
k-The Christian Science'
hold a meeting in the U-NOTICES
1 rooms of the Christian All members of the J-Hop commit-
ch. tee elected by the various junior class-
c"osmopolitan club will es of the University will meet in the
ngt Newberry resi- lobby of the old Michigan Union build-
Myra B. Jordan and ing at 7 o'clock Friday evening.
lliott will be the host-
embers are urged to be
[-Prof. A. R., Critten- ALL MEN
e an illustrated lecture
n Forum to the Classical Regardless of their tastes
aA, Alumni hall. The
Lte u can find patterns to their lik-
ing from our line of woolens.
T0O1B OW You will be Well
k-Prof. John R. Brumm
i department will speak Dressed
nt volunteer band on
wer" at Lane hall. The if we do it.
Ited.
-Prescott club will hold A. F. MARQUARDT
608 E. Liberty Phone 1713-J
17 degrees
The fine uni-
pection form texture
and unusual
we your wearing qual-
ity of the
lead, make
IDIXN'S
Elb"
flthe merdrawri,,pe,)
more eco-
nomical than
the average
IERE? lower priced
pencil.
RE all
er. at all stationers
1160-R

Ann Arbor, Mich.

and Clothcraft

WILLIAM AND MAIN STREETS

Hart Schaffner & Marx Fashion Park

SUITS AND OVERCOATS

Still Further Reduced in Price

Our grandmothers used the flaxseed, mustard and onion
poultice, but in these days we demand a heater that does not
cool off-that does not make us run up and down stairs to be
heated-that is not mussy or wet-that can be controlled right
where you are.
The ELECTRIC HEATING PAD meets all these de-
mands and is a great aid in curing ailments of all kinds.
Come in and let us show you.
THE DETROIT EDISON COMPANY

While our prices are so extremely low, you will find gar-
ments of the very latest styles and all of the desirable textures,
colors and patterns.

Are now Ready for'

Your Ins

4 Lots of Suits

and Overcoats

We will be pleased to reserN
Selection to be made up later.
Dress Suits for Hire

LOT NO ONE
Values up to $18.00 at
$9.85
LOT NO. THREE
Values up to $35.00 at
$22.85

LOT NO. TWO
Values up to $26.50 at
$16.85
LOT NO. FOUR
Values up to $45.00 at
$29.85

J. K. Malcol
604 E. Liberty St., Cor. Maynard

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ENGINEERS You can make it in one jump WF
to the only
STUDENTS'SUPPLY STO
Log Log slide rules, tracing cloth, drawing and blue print pape
Just received a fresh line of Gilbert's Candy,

One special lot, sizes up to 36, good styles and patterns
at $36.00
ENTIRE STOCK OF FURNISHINGS
included in Our Sale at Reduced Prices
REULE, CONLIN, FIEGEL CO.
Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
SOUTHWEST CORNER MAIN AND
WASHINGTON STREETS

1111 S. Univ.

Home of the con-proof Blue-books

Phone

Roller

Skating,

Tues.,

Thurs.,

Sat.

Nights

7

to,

10

Saturday and Sunday p. m., 2 to 5

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