MICHIGAN DAILY ce to BeWGien f women from University Stea 5:30 nembers )ins have .y as in- that all may be- houses will be entertained from 3:30 to 5:30 o'clock this afternoon at Betsy Barbour house. This is the last tea dance of the series which is being given under the auspices of Senior society and a committee of girls from the different houses. Try Daily adveruting and watchi your business grow.--Adv. pus news:.Read The Daily for Campus News, Lion of Trimmed and Banded I I L 0 R S Girls residing in dormitories who will be in Ann Arbdr for spring vaca- tion, may get lists of vacant. rooms from the office of the dean of women. Any, University women who wish employment during spring vacation should sign at the office of the dean1 of women. Girls who have tried out for the in- door gymnasium meet should find out before 4 o'clock today at Barbour gym- nasium whether they have qualified: for the meet. Dormitories, sororities, and league houses who wish to enter the baseball tournam ent "should sign up in the. main corridor of Barbour gymnasium immediately. The name of the man- ager or captain should be signed. Pledges for the Doctor Sargentl campaigno are due and are pay- able at 1ewberry hall. Social service workers are needed at the University hospital. Anyone wishing to do this work may sign up between 2 and 5 o'clock any afternoon at Newberry hall. The annual indoor gymnasium meet will be held at 4 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at Barbour gymnasium. Spectators ape invited to attend. An, important meeting of freshman lits will be held at 4 o'clock this aft- ernoon in University Hall, PLANS MADE FOR OLD CLOTHES DRIVE A placarded box has been placed in Barbour gymnasium to receive cloth- ing donations for the Crossnore school in the mountains of Kentucky. Stewardardesses of the various dor- mitories and sorority houses are asked Sto arrangefor the location of similar boxes in convenient places in the campus houses. The girls of O'Hara douse, under the direction of Harriet Gustin, '22, and Louise Graham, '23, have charge of the collecting of the garments and shipping of the box. The officials and pupils of Qrossnore school are engaged in a campaign for raising funds, for tfhe erection of 'a domestic science building, and- will use the contributed articles toward this end. Modern inethods of manu- facture are explained and demonstrat- ed to the students as the various gar- ments, shoes, gloves and hats are tak- en to pieces. Renovation, cleaning and pressing are taught during the process of making them ofer. Bazaars are held frequently, and the remade arti- cles are. sold to the-mountain people, who stand ready to buy many more of them than the school has as yet been able to supply. 1 1 7 for Traveling and Sports Wear EMMA B. FOGERT Y Specialty H tShop rinmed shapes. veils ancy veiling flowers, :s and feathers, all at prices. I Tailored Hats EAST LIBERTY STREET g R & HINT Z Str eet uth Main Need a SmartI ATr ipTPo PitsbhU-rg h The success of the college men now associated with The Edward A. Woods Comp any in sellin' Life Insurance leads it to make the following propo- sition: It will pay half of the expenses of a visit to Pitts- burgh for any man or womnan in this. college who is sincere about adopting Life Insurance as a career. Write us statyig clearly your qualifi- catioris asking for details relative to a personal interview in Pittsburgh. )ol Skit! 'll probably want it of plaid1- 1. Particularly swagger models t in from Eastern designers of -port-clothes. harming Frocks for Spring )me from Peggy Paige and Bet- s - both of whom are famous youthful grace of their dresses. 'de chine" and taffeta, simply and with touches of vivid color Students' Lamps and Fixtures-- 1 N, THE EDWARD A. WOODS GENERAL AGENTS CO. ~Washtenaw Shop Electric The Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States Telephone 273 FRICI BUILDINNG, r a w . PITTSBURGH PA. I 'I' ry or flower -or perhaps fine embroidered organdie gi- scores and scores to Man alive- 4 i., .- ... .. .. ' .. _ ..--- :n _ _ 14 10' . 0 ings of Really Exceptional Quality nt a supply of these - and ize-ranges quite complete ' 11 Main and Liberty Streets Ann Arbor listen:a . Y OU'VE got all four corners .bolted down when you let Camels blaze you a new trail of cigarette enjoyment!- And, my, my, how Camels refreshing flavor and re- markable mellow, mildness will do that little thing to your supreme satisfaction!- 6---M = .... I ,.._. j I TIlS COLUMN CLOSES. 41AT3 'P.MO. ADVERTISING -Five Crew Managers and n, for work, spring vacation, 2.50 article, everyone likes nterested in. Two minute Work in, Jackson, Ann Ar- Ypsilanti. Apply before night. Mr. Davis, 408 Na- nk Bldg., Phone 2169. 131-2 - Students, let us reline its durin vacation. Neat d reasonable prices. Stu- essing Shop, Corner N. Un- ,nd Thayer. 131-3 - Students to take orders made rain coats. A splen- 'tunity for anyone really in The Wisteria Shop, 330 St. 131 - Two students to work spring vacation. A good on for real workers. Call . Stoff let's News.Stand. ash. 130-3 -To rent a canoe for spring or until June. Box E. R., hone 871-M. 13 FOR RENT [ - Very pleasant suite. three sides and a porch. ks from campus, 815 East LOST AND FOUND FOUND--The most wonderful summn furs and chokers being sold at sur- prisilly low prices at Zwerdling's, Ladies' Tailor and Furrier. 217 E. Liberty St. 130-4 LOST-On Monroe or E. University, a mesh bag containing money and re- ceipt from the Michiganensian. Call J. Y. Clark, 2532-J. 131-2 LOST--Between N. Ingalls and 12th Sts., a Phi Sigma Kappa pin with name Gridley on back. Finder please cali 909. Reward. 130-3 LOST--Sigma Delta Chi pin, Friday night, marked T. A. Please call Thomas Adams. 367. 131-2 FOR SALE FOR SALE--$25.00 Victrola with fif- teen records. Suitable for canoe. Perfect condition. Price $18. Call 902-R, 131 FOR SALE-8 inch electric fan, prac- tically new. Bargain. Call 882-M after 7 o'clock. 131-2 Camels quality and Camels expert blend of choice Turkish and choice Domestic tobaccos are so unusual, so appetizing you'll marvel that such delight could be gotten out of a ciga- rette! You'll prefer Camels blend to either kind of tobacco smoked straight! And, you're not likely to overlook the fact that Camels never will tire your taste! -- A. CI R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY Winston-Salem, N. C. Camels are sold every- where is scientifically sealed packages of 20 cigarettes for 20 cents. d 0 FOR SALE -Ford Speedster. condtetion. Call 8397-R. Good 131-3 FOR SALE-Airedale dog, half price. Call Saline.'197-R 22. 128-6 FQR RENT