I. ide c Tree at Community House rd of directors of the Com- deration met Thursday and have a Christmas tree for unity house this year. Mrs. head of the Community d there will be- Christmas for the members. jtm + NUL I 7 |iIU WKII REASONS FOR ROOMING HOUSE Girls interested in dressing dolls or CHARES DURING VACATION making hand painted tray cards for; COARGES WRIER Y. W. C. A. Christmas activities willT _B- please call at Newberry .hall for dolls 's Che for Xmas, 1 to );ug Store, 117 -I ges or other materials. The announcement regarding time' of meeting for' representatives ofI women's organizations who 4 are to dress a child at Christmas was incor- rect. The women will meet at the same tine and place as the men, 5 o'clock Friday afternoon in Lane hall. Senior. society will meet at 7:30 o'clock Monday evening at Martha, Cook building. All lyrics for the Junior Girls' play, must be submitted by Monday, Dec. 15. to Kathdine Schermerhorn, -21. Any girls interested in playing the biano for dancing classes should ap- ply at the office in Barbour gymna- slum. The board of representatives of the Women's league -will meet at 9 o'clock Saturday morning in Barbou' gym-. nasium. Allgirls who have signed up for swimming and find they cannot take it should report to the instructor so their names cat be taken from the lists: All girls expecting to remain here during vacation, are asked to sign up at Barbour gymnasium so that the Women's ,league can reach them as there will be no Daily to announce any activities. They dre requested to leave their name. address, and tele- hone number either in the bluebook in the league rooms or in tlhewohe left with Louise Potter, '16, in Dean Myra B. Jordan's office. Positions Open Duxing Vaoatlon Applicants for positions during the Christmas holidays at the, University "Y" employment bureau have exceed- ed the positions available, and the "Y" requests that all persons having work for this period should notify, it at once. Woman's Editor, The Michigan Daily: The house spoken of by the "Sen- ior,' in Wednesday's Daily, rooms 14 students. The average price per stu- dent, in that house is a fraction over $2.50 a week. [ should think any stu- dent would be thankful to pay $5, to be away 17 days from an. "nfair, merceiary landlady," and yet have his clothe and books safely kept and room eld for his return, by that same lady. But, no! it is the.landlady who should do the self denying. A "student expects'to, pay double for shoes, clothing, movies; ice creams, and all luxuries, but objects to, the landlady changing her prices or rules, from what they were 10 years ago. Where is the justice? The expense of ,running any home has gone up 50 per cent, at least. Why not is Ann Ar- bor? I fail to know of a rooming place of the size mentioned,, which can be heat- ed as students require, at the low price of "$12 a month," this season. Per- haps such ladies need the vacation rent to help pay the expenses of other months. They surely get small pay ofr their labor, after considering the wear and tear of house and furnish- ings, their taxes or house rent, which items were not considered by the "Senior.' The students here, pay less than the working people in our cities, and yet no one would expect a woman to de- duct from a working lad's room rent, 'if he left for a short vacation. One woman, here, reduced 'the rent for a student who seemed needy, lower than s ie could possibly afford. He in return spent several evenings each Oeek at 'the movies and spent money freely for cigarettes. It .is time the landladies of this city formed - an organization, made strict rules, and stood for their rights. A CITIZEN. "CREOLE PRALINES," .Tice's Drug Store, 117 S. Main St.-Adv. Patronize the Daily Advertisers. For Christmas-from " Dad. - First payment on a MULTI'LBX HAM- MOND TYPEWRITER. Martin R. Webb, Student Representative. Phone 1595-R.-Adv. The ,Name . P. Eschelbach has always stood -for the BEST in MEATS 202 E. Huron'Street PHONE 821 I U 5" F. AILW Son Co. I Two.Complete Bi All The Leading Books for the Holidays Books to Suit Ev . Calkins Drug Co. Two Weeks .till Christmas A Few of the Fall's Leading Books: Wright. The Re-Creation of Brian Kent..... ............... McCutcheon.. Sherry ........................ Diver. The Strong Hours...... ..................... Montgomery. -Rainbow Valley........................... Maugham. The Moon and Sixpense .Ashford. The Young Visitors............................ DeMorgan. The Old Madhouse ............. Morley. The Haunted Bookshop Rinehart. Dangerous Days ...... ................ Rolland. Colas Breugnon.............................. Marshall. Sir Harry ..... ;'Richards. Joan of Arc... Andrews. Joy in the Mornin......... ill (ftutz). The Search.... ............................ Worts. Peter the Brazen .............. Richmond. Red and Black ... ..... rBailey. The Tin Soldier...... ....... Sinclair. Burned Bridges ......... ................ Williamson. The Lion's Mouse............... ...... Locke. Far-Away Stories ............................... Mundy. The Ivory Trail -... Dawson. The Test of Scarlet. . .... IHueston. Leave It to Poris Burt. The Branding Iron ........... O'ppenheim. ThefBox with Broken Seals .............. Curwood. The River's End ................. ....... Christopher and Columbus................ White. El Supremo........... ..................... Ibanez. Mare Nostrumn...... .. .......... Gibbons. New Map of Asia............ ........... Turner. Ireland and England ...... .. Roosevelt's Letters to his Children ........ Thayer's Roosevelt. .......... ....................... Muir. Expansion of Europe ....\ ...... Beveridge. Life of John Marshall, vol. 3 and'4-. Whitlock. Belgium, 2 vols................... Faris. OldRoads Out of Philadelphia................... Hallay. The Spell of Alsace.. Bell. The Spell of China ..-............... Winter. The Russian Empire...................... Winter. Poland of T1oday ..............'........... .. .... Burr. Alaska... .... ............................... .. Parker. An American Idyll............................. McMaster. , The U. S. in the World War................... Bradford. Portraits of American Women.................. . Cram. Walled Towns ........ Grenfell. A Labrador Doctor .............................. Shaw. Heartbreak House, etc. Bubble Books, eachf .................................... Volland Series, each .. .... Burgess Series (Bedtfine Stories), each.. ......... Burgess. Mother West Wind's Stories, ea.ch................. Peter Rabbit Series, each ... . - Frank Baum's Oz Books, each'.. When Mother Lets Us Series ... ............... Bible Stories...... .. .................Ca Stevenson. Child's Garden of Verses .. 50c to Chatterbox........ ...... .................... .. JessieWilcoxSmith. Mother Goose........... ....... Boy Scout Year-Book ............................ The Business Man's Calendar ........................... The Calendar of Friendship ............................ The Calendar of Sunshine................................ The Calendar of Cheer .... ........................... The New Michigan Calendar. Fine Selection of Christmas Cards. Special prices on fine stationery, pocket-books, lea goods, ink stands. Calendars of all styles. I It is time now to pick out the presents that you will take or send home. * Leave Cop,1 at puarrys and The Delta EVERSHARE? PENCIiS. Every man needs pocket; every woman one for her handbag.. one 'for his $1.00'up. k ..... ..r. PANWTED !TEbD-Place to live, for'my wife d myself-furnished housekeep- g aprtment or living room and droom. Rubin Sleight. Tel. 264-W. 4 S. State. Michigan Public Util- es Commission. TED - After Xmas vacation, by nior-room in modern home with or few students. Near Campus. Idress Daily, Box C. D.. JTED-Immediately, furnace man ' use of room. Best conditions. 11 Mrs. Schumaker, 2236-J, 609 "M" BOOKS. You know 'how people prize such College Souvenirs. Especially if they contain a few good prints. THERMOS BOTTLES for the lunch basket or the baby -all sizes and'all prices in stock. KODAKS make a happy Christmas and record the Christmas' joys. We have a full stock. HOT WATER BOTTLES.: Not only beautiful to look at but with them goes comfort, especially for aged or sick people. Ours cannot leak and will not crack. $1.50 up. TOILET WATERS. Some of the high class toilet waters will give delight for, many days. SAFETY-RAZORS. Everready $1.00 up. Gem $1.00 up. Gillette $5.00 up. Autostrop $5.00 up. Twinplex stroppers for Gillette $5.00. FLASH LIGHTS. Who couldn't use one of those handy things? All sizes from the little pocket size up. Drop in and look over the best selected stock the middle west. Special discount to libraries and All orders by mail 'receive caref and Monroe. "( f cially WANTED-Single room near Campus, th to to }nove in before' Dec. 20. Write eddes Daily, care Box A. C. -. -0 WANTED - Peacoat, in good condi- * 10od tion. Size 36. State price wanted. good Box X. Y. Z., Daily. WANTED-A suite of rooms near idian I campus. Fpr University students. nh by Phone 373-M. William Bonham. WHITMAN'S CANDIES. Immediate happiness for body. Beautiful packages from half pound to pounds. We pack for shipment. any- five WAHK W R BO K TOR l Everything in Books, Stationery Office Supplies 324 South State'St. 4 FOR RENT Ea. & So. University Ave- MAIN"STREET STAT Ah -Suite of t1 rooms, three est of condi- 711 Packard St.