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Main Street

State Street

"Qual,,ity"
is our watchword. We carry
only the highest grade furniture
obtainable. We have at present
some exceptional values in
Double Deckers'
Davenports
Blankets
Rockers
Desks\
Rugs
It is our aim to please you and
give you complete satisfaction.
A visit to our store before refur-
nishing your home will repay
you, and you will appreciate the
value of our superior goods and
,service.
.Martin ailer
112 E. LIBERTY STREET

CAPUS BEAUIFUL, IS;
UNIVERSIT'S P LIAN
NEW DIAGONAL WILL RUN FROM
GYMNASIUM PAST LIBRARY,
TO ALUMNI HALL
Plans have been made by the build-
ing and grounds .department for a
greatly improved campus next spring.
Al of the lawns will be harrowed and
dragged to prepare the ground for
fresh seeding.
According to L. C. Pardon of the
grounds department, the seed needed
for this work will cost over $800. The
old tar walk on the main diagonal
will be torn up and replaced by ce-
ment walk.' A new diagnoal will be
run from Waterman gymnasium past
the new library to the Alumni build-
ing.
The curbing on the drive between
the Chemistry and Natural Science
building will be completed, and all of
the iron railings will be replaced
alon the main walks. The temporary
buildings which are scattered about
the campus will be torn down, and
their concrete floors removed. Many
other minor improvements will in-
crease the beauty of the campus.
NEW WAR PRODUCTION PLANT
TO SERVE PEACE PURPOSES
Grand Rapids, Feb. 18.-Plans for
the state taking over the new picric
acid plant from the federal govern-
ment were greatly favored at a meet-
ing of the Grand Rapids Crop associa-
tion which was held in Grand Rapids
township this week. The plant will
not be used for the manufacture of
picric acid as was originally planned,
but under the state control will make
fertilizers.
This is thought will greatly aid in
the finding of employment for the
vast number of returning soldiers
and sailors who are in search of work.
LOCAL PUBLIC SCHOOL HEA)
RESIGNS AFTER LONG SERVICE
Herbert M. Slauson, '77, superin-
tendent of the Ann Arbor public
schools for the past 21 years, resign-
ed from that position last week at
the meeting of the board of educa-
tion. This resignation will take ef-
fect at the end of the school year in
June.
It is not known who will succeed
Mr. Slauson next fall.
MANY OUT-OF-TOWN STUDENTS
ENROLLED IN LOCAL HIGH
More than 100 out-of-town students,
several of them from foreign coun-
tries, are enrolled in the Ann Arbor
high school. South Americans, Chi-
nese, Cubans, and Mexicans are in-
cluded in the foreign representation.
DANCING
At the Packard Academy every
Monday and Thursday 8 to 10 P. M.
Also private instruction in the latest
steps. Phone 1850-F-1.-Adv.
CLASSIFIED
FOR SALE
FOR SALE - Furnishings for four
room flat. Will sell reasonable. Call
711 N. University.
FOR SALE- Set of drawing instru-
ments and slide rule. Phone 846-J

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The majority of these have suffi-
cient University preparation, with the
exception of English, which they im-
prove while attending the high school.
Daily want ads rrmg results.

FEBRUARY

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Ann Arbor No Speeders' Paradise
Ann Arbor's motorcycle police force
which has recently come to life, ar-
rested three speeding motorists yes-
terday. The motorcycle forcesince
the repair of the lone motorcycle a

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few days ago has made fine progr
in cutting down speeding in Washt
aw county.
You will aiways find satisfaction
adveritsing in the Daily.-Adv.

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Typewriting
Bookkeeping
fAccounting

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to you in college and after, college

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LOST - Tuesdnv. Feb. 11, either at
Weinber :" ' on East
- fraternity pin.
S inuer y '.. . . >53-W and re-
,ceive reward.
LOST--Sunday, Feb. 16, Eremite Fra-
ternity pin. Finder please return to
821 E. University or call 2738. Re-
ward ,offered.
LOST - Between 1020 S. University
and 524 Linden, a Kappa Alpha
Theta pin. Return to 1414 Wash
tenaw.
LOT-"Acacia" pin bearing initials
W. L. F. Return to 03 S. State St.
or call 783, .Reward offered.
LOST-An amethyst rosary last week,
between St. Thomas church and So.
Main St. Call 1483.

LOST
LOST-Waterman's Fountain pen be-
tween University hall and Haven
Ave. Call, 954-M.
WANTED
WANTED-Typist to take Associated
Press news at The Michigan Daily
from 8 to 8:30 every night but Sun-
day. See Roeser any time today a
The Daily.
WANTED - Second-hand drawing
board and case. Tel. 370-W.
FOR RENT
! FOR RENT- Students rushing here
,ust have rooms. Fine, large room-
ing house near campus. Low rent
if taken immediately. Herbst, Sav-
ings Bank Building.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms
also board. Inquire at 314 South
Fourth Ave.

Dozens of attractie suits are now on display in our second
floor fashion salons, and others are constantly arriving from
New York and other leading fashion centers.
Suits with short, boxy jackets vie for popularity vith suits
featuring the plainly tailored coat Ivith the broken ivaist line.
Snug shoulders, long narrolv skirts, and a general slimness of
silhouette prevail in all modcls.
The college ivoman will be delighted tg know that the fa-
bored material in these nelv suits is naby blue serge. The gen-
erous use of silk braid and bone buttons is noticeable. And no
matter lvhat the style or color, the silk veste is this year the
"open Sesame" to the door marked "Fashionable".

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