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Spring Has COnic
And with it spring wants.
When you go to the woods
or up the river something
11 is essential to your enjoy-
(odaks and Films
Aks are cpming in and our Stock is still com-
s is THE place to find what you want.
Kodak Finishing
know that you get good results when we
develop your film.

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Cream

be carried quite a distance before it melts.
Ours are the bricks with no regrets.
Thermos Bottles
sibe to have a hot or cold drink with your lunch..
f You Loose Your Pen
lace it here. We have the point that will suit you.
Whitman's Candy
eed to tell you that Whitman's is the most popular.
We are exclusive agents.
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D. A. It. Iection on Tuesday, May 25,'
t Mrs. George Patterson's, 2101 Hill
treet, are requested to let Mrs. Pat-
erson know by postal by Saturday
vening of this week.
Girls wishing to take part in the
nay-pole dances for Lantern Night,
une 2, should sign up on the bulletin
oard in Barbour gymnasium before 4
'clock Friday. The first practice will
e at 5 o'clock Monday, May 24. Only
three practices at the most will be
.eces'sary. ,
The only day left for freshman pos-
tre examinations will be Wedngsday,
Way 26. All those who have not taken
:heir examinations should sign up at
nce for this date. All sophomores
who have not made an appointment
or a posture examination should do'
o at once.
Girls who have not yet payed the
honey pledged by them to the Dr. Sarg-,
nt campaign fund are requested to do!
o at Newberry hall today.
Sophomore girls will meet at 4:30
'clock Monday afternoon in Barbour
gymnasium. The Junior Girls' play
ommittee and other elections will be
made at.this time.
FRESHMEN ELECT
NEW COiMMITTEES

Elections Made
By Junior Women
. Nominatiois for members of' Judi-
ciary council and elections of senior
play committee, and social committee
were held at the meeting of junior
girls Thursday afternoon in Barbour
gymnasium resulted as follows: Judi-
ciary council: Alice Hinkson, Lois
DeVries. Senior Play committee:
Beatrice Beckwith, chairman, Aletha
Yerkes, assistant- chairman, Irene
Rosenberi, Marcella Moon, Marguer-
ite Clarke. Social committee: Alice
Beckham, chairman, Cecelia Fohey,
Helen Koch, Esther Pafenbach, Ern-
estine Hall.
In choosing wall paper we will,
gladly help you to see that it harmon-
izes with the color scheme of your
home. C. H. Major & Co.-Adv.
Page and Shaw Candies of Boston.
Tices' Drug Store, 117 So. Main.-Adv,
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At a meeting of the Freshman girls
held yesterday afternoon .the follow-
ing girls were nominated for the J -
diciary committee to be elected at thel
All-campus election: Frances Ames,
Elizabeth Hutchins, Grace. Frye, and
Elsa Oisen. Five girls were elected
for the perfmanent social committee.
They were: Ellen Canfield, chairman,
Beatrice Champion, Theresa Fritchie,j
Betty Travis, and Helen Miller. The
20 girls elected to the Freshman
Spread committee were: Marion Saun-
ders, Elizabeth Humpherys, Frances'
Ames, Helen Safford, Mary Wagner,1
Hel n Fischer, Elizabeth Travis, ilene!
Fischer, Mary Kraus, Laura Mills,
Lucy Huber, Grace Fry, Marion Schlot-
terbeck, Thelma Schwartz, Gladys Mc-
Connel, Marion Koch, Ka.thryn Potter,
Elsa Oisen, Deborah Jones, and Anne
Hinshaw. The vice-president of the
class always acts as chairman of this
committee.

Just Received
a Shipment of
English i1lock
Spring Caps,
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TOGGERY SHOP
1107 S. UNIVERSITY
AVE.

Ladies' Party Gowns a Specialty

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THE SHOP OF QUALIFY
200 E. Washington St.

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The saving in rug wear alone will, pay for
the TORRINGTON. It removes the
gritty, introdden dirt that cuts the fabric.
It brightens up the delicate colorings of
your expensive rugs and carpets and adds
years to their life. "Free demonstration.

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DELAYED CONSTRUCTION WORK
ON NEW HOSPITAL COMMENCES

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?ry valuable to
ho took wafer
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gh using them,

person who took my
n Union Monday will
I 'will pay as much
get elsewhere. Call
der with name Justin
n case. . Finder please
South Division. Re-
al reward will be given
a of the overcoat taken
rom the Union Monday
.l1 1724-M.
fountain pen between
id Engineering build-
y. Reward. Phone
reward for return of
en from Union Wed.
s, 621 Forest. Phone

WANTED
WANTED- Two men for clerks
sumiper resort hotels. Men to w
on farms and subdivision real est
salesmen in Detroit. Also wait
for commencement week and w
following and for board jobs d
ing sunmer school. Many men
odd jobs at present time. Univ.
M. C. A. Employment Office.
WANTED-Interviews with men
siring connection with large sa
force. Plenty of money in this. w
for you. See me at City "Y" a
day after 3 P. M., George B. W
son.
WANTED-Experienced cook for f
ternity with table of 25, to begin
Fall. Good proposition. Write g
ing references and salary expect
Address Cook, Daily.
WANTED-Students desired for su
, mer work. Positions open in ne
ly every state. Must be 'aggress:
Best of wages. Box G. M., Daily
WANTED-Any sorority desiring
door 'baseball dates call 189a
ask for J. Roberts.
WANTED - Private garage at on
Call 232. Ask for Mr. Lapp.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE- House, 3 blocks fr
Campus, suitable for fratern
rooming house, or may easily
transformed into four family apa
ment. Address Box E. E., Michif
Daily.
FOR SALE-Two May Festival tip
ets.Thursday evening, Friday
ernoon, Saturday. One for Sat
day afternoon, 1st Balcony.I
dress 432 Fifth St.-
FOR SALE-Slide trombone. Smo
slippery slide action.., Silver pl
ing, good condition. Leather ca
slide opening. Must sell at on

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Actual construction work at the
new hospital began Saturday with the
pouring of thefirst concrete.4
"The work has been delayed some-
whathbecause of the situation in te
shipping of supplies," stated the s -
perintendent of construction yester-f
day, "but recently we have received
supplies that enable us to begin with
the concrete work."
ELECTION OF OFFICERS HELD
AT MEETING OF COMEDY CLUBI
Officers elected at a recent meeting
of the Comedy club are as follows:
manager, Joseph Avery, '21, president,
Albert Jacobs, '21, vice-president,Car-
rie1I Smith, '21, secretary, Carrie Fair-
child, '21, treasurer, Frank Andrews,
'21A.
"Helena's Husband," a one act play,
was given by the members.

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CLARINE SEYMOUR & RICHARD BARTHELMESS

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FOUR DAYS
STARTING NEXT SUNDAY
D. W. GRIFFITH'S

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Fine Straw Hats. Wild & Co., 311
S. State St.-Adv.
s.FOR SALE
FOR SALE-Four May Festival tick-
ets. Saturday night concert. First
balcony. Call 1813-W. C. O. Bab-
cock.
FOR SALE-Two tickets together for
Friday evening and Saturday after-,
"noon e6neerts. Downstairs. Will
sell cheap. Call 2738.
FOR SALE-Two good May Festival
tickets. Main floor. Friday after-',
noon and evening and Saturday aft-,
ernoon. Call 849-R.
FOR SALE-Two May Festival tickets
for the remainder of the course.-
Main floor, Sec. G, row 5. $10. 518
E. William. Phone 1878-W.
FOR SALE-Complete set h.ighest
grade drums. Call 160-3 between
5:20 and 6:40 P. M.
FOR SALE--Saxaphones, Buescher C
Melody and Conn E Flat Alto. Both
new. Call 1198-J. .311 Thompson.
FOR SALE-Four May Festival tick-
ets for Friday night concert.' Main
floor. 'Call 583-M.
FOR SALE-Festival ticket for Sat-
urday afternoon. Main floor, ninth
row. Call 1889-W.

A. LOVE STORY
Of the Glistening Isles of the South
Sets
.SPEC(AL ENGAGEMENtI
SPCA' GGMNDUKE'S HAWAIIAN QUARTETTE'
In their Native Songs and Dances
PRICES EVENINGS.

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weater at Spring
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ase for No. 1 Jr.

Parquet 50
Balcony 35
Children under 12
yrs of age 20c

Day

Matinees.

Parquet......50
Balcony30.---..
Children -----10

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