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WANTED
WANTED-Men and women for work
on Drill Press, Punch Press, J. M. L.
Operator, and for general work.
Wire wheel lacing and Tueng gen- 
eral handy men. Good pay and piece
work. Steady job during vacation.
55c to 75c per hour per day rate, up
to $10 per day piece work. Can
_use about 200 men and 50 girls.
Good pay. Hayes Steel & Wire
Wheel Division, West Ganson and
Wisner Sts., Jackson, Michigan.
WANTED-Men with sales experience
and ability to sell electric cleaners,
washers, etc., in Sandusky, Ohio, and
vicinity, during the summer or all
year round, as you wish. Salary
and commission. I will interview
applicants June 4th and 5th at 427
Thompson St. Phone 1564-J, H. H.
Squire, Jr., of Squire Electric Coni-
pany.
MECHANICAL DRAFTSMAN wanted.
Must have general knowledge of me-
chanical building equipment such as
heating, plumbing, ventilating,
sprinkler, elevator, and sewer
work. Permanent position. Apply
Dort Motor Car Company, Flint,
Michigan, Construction Engineer.
WANTED-Senior 'Engineering Stu-
,dents who were raised on a farm
dents who were raised on a farm and
would be interested in employment
ternational Harvester Co. Please
communicate with S. W. Cady, Supt.
of Experiments, Int. Harvester 'Co.,
Hamilton, Ont.
ARCHITECTURAL D R A F T S M A N
wanted. Must have general knowl-
edge of building construction, in-
cluding reinforced concrete, struc-
tural iron, mill construction, etc.
Apply Dort Motor Car Company,
Flint, Michigan, Construction Engi-
neer.
WANTED-Three or four solicitors
for subscriptions to the Wolveritie,
to work during commencement week.
Ten (10) per cent commission. Ad-
dress, Wolverine, care of Daily.
State experience.
WANTED-Would like to rent house
about July. 1st or later within walk-
ing distance of University. Write,
Mrs. Corbett, 630 S. Weadock, Sag-
inaw.
WANTED-A, fewnice girls for wait-
resses at strictly private resort.
Work begins July 1st; closes about
Sept. 10th. Best of references. Ap-
ply at once to 417 E. Liberty St.
WANTED-To rent a small unfur-
nished house or flat 'for two adults
for the coming year, by mother and
son. Possession July 1st. Call
1716-.
WANTED-To rent for next year, six
room house or apartment. Lpcaton
South or East of campus. Thoroly
modern. Phone 152.
WANTED-Married student desires
small, furnished house or light
housekeeping rooms for next year.
Box E. H.
WANTE-First class cook for next
fall in fraternity with about twenty
six men. Must 'have references.
Phone 1016.
WANTED-Porter for' fraternity 'for
next year. Address will be 1005
Lincoln. Apply 606 Oakland. Phone
785.

CHURCH

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FOR SALE
OR SALE-Two large houses, high-
ly desirable, first class location.
Suitable for Fraternities or Sorori-
ties. Ifs operated-as rooming houses
they -will yield 20 per cent of the in-
vestment. Pleasant rooms for the
summer. Address 602 Monroe and
522 Monroe. Phone 2612-J. Deal
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FOR SALE-Student furniture. Oak
desks, swivel chairs, cotbeds, chif-
fonieres, dressers, green shades, 40
watt lamps, one desk,, lamps, bed-
ding, also very fine piano made by
the old- Heintzman Co.,. Toronto.
Call mornings 'at 110 N. Ingalls St.

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FOR SALE-Wooden packing boxes,
several sizes, suitable for shipping
or storing your books and other
personal effects. University Music
House.

WANTED-Small furnished house.
the summer. Marion Moon.
-Mack Rd. Phone 2308-R.

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FOR SALE-"C" melody Conn Saxa-
phone. Redently overhauled, first
class condition. Price $50.00. Call
Shaw 7i6-R or f09 Oakland.
FOR SALE-3 H. P. canvas covered
motor boat. As light as a canoe.
Engine weighs only 60 lbs. Phone
13.
FOR SALE-Spencer Microscope; per-
fect condition. Complete without
oil emersion, $65. Call-1808-M.
FOR SALE-Large rooming house one
block from campus. Suitable for
fraternity. 609 Monroe St. -

WANTED-Man for bookkeeper and
general office work. Middle aged
man preferred. Call 417 E. Liberty.
WANTED-Club of upperclassmen to
board for next school year. Box
E. G., care Michigan Daily.
WANTED-To rent, garage for' sum,
mer near, South University and
Church Street. Phone 2109.
WANTED-To buya good canoe. Call
Lewis, 2300. After 5 p. m. call 877.
WANTED-Canoe. To buy or rent for
summer. Call Cook, 951-M.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Desirable rooms, 2 suites
and 1 single for summer session. 3
blocks from Campus. 517 S. Divi-
sion, phone 2726-M.
FOR RENT-Two choice suites for in-
structors, ne.r campus. Telephone
736.
FOR RENT-Canoe. Summer session.
Call 1564-W. Davis.
The last meeting of the Upper Room
Bible Class, for the college year, will
be held at 7 o'clock this evening. It
is "Senior" night and most of the spe-
cial program will be given by mem-
bers of the graduating' class. All
"University Men" are cordially invit-
ed to be present.-adv.

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An advance illustration
of one of "Miss Manhat-
tan's" selections for the
Fall of 1920.
"OUwohien who appreciate the dash and
smartness of new apparel, yet desire the distinc-
tive styles of exclusive tailoring, and who must
have a satisfactory range of prices for next year's
wardrobe will profit inestimably by waiting un-
ti1 you return in the fall and purchase here a Suit
or Coat of "Miss Manhattan" design - a com-
plete display of which will greet you at the be-
ginning of the school year.

OR RENT-Large
facing campus.

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.e FOR SALE-Underwood typewriter.
Standard type 12 in-ch carriage. Call


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House. Didja ever eat any of Ma
Fa.ilings good grub? If you have.
you'll be interested. She's goin' to
move to 714 Monroe St. Board $6.50

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