TRUI BEY F M HEMICIC Jefferson I -- - -- Home-made Candies and Box Candies ! I I Discount on ;Uox Candies 218'S. MN. STiET Class Food 6 a.m. Close 11 p.m Phone 166 . , . 1 . f i I 7 S WILLIAM HOCHREIN ing, Steam and Hot Water Heating Repairing a' specialty Phone 525 211 S. Fourth Ave fI A11i Work Guaranteed Satisfactory . t,: I4 i-i'tl AEGIS".FROCKS, "Smart frocks 'without smart shops' I F YOU would like to have charming one-piece sum- mer frocks all made anid, delivered to you at the very minimum of cost, write to us now. One of the clever=' est designers in this country creates our models. They, are made to order in standard sizes. Fashionable slip- over. types. ,Neither fabrics nor models are foud in shops. These are nicely shown in the simple fold'er we" will send 'you.. Organ 1 221 0 Lines.Sis Tissue Ginghams _______ DottedSws Aegis workmanship is very finished. Detaclte 'collar, and cuffs.' French hand-made flowerettes, Ample hems. No 'two frocks ever alike. Write at once for our unique style folder and samples which make it easy for you to order. Address r- There will be a Mus'Ica' Hore- ,i!7i~no , as ivnsback ride at the Coliseum Friday Sprng ashonsnight. Practice from 9 to 12 A. M. ad Seen On C m CS t 5P, M. on Friday., In the eve- Ca p sW1~ig visitors are welcome- re ______________________________your mounts now if you wish to ride. Co-eds have come back from spring- Mullison%'s-Riding Stables. Phone vacation fortified with new clothes.' Annual spring tryouts of the Athena 7-F2-Ad.) What are the styles? Well, her skirts Literary society will be held Tuesday __________ are worn as short as~ mother will al- night, May 3, in the Alpha Nu room. Try a Classified Ad for results.-Adv. low, plus two inches cut' off after she TrotfrthSeirpawllb gets back to school. As to color, suf-_ ficient sand will be worn in coats and eldonid 3o to o'clock,ayaft- R E_ W A - , sweaters to "supply sand piles for aeno n fo1 o1 ocok a- ~~ whol kidergrte. Gry i fai urday morning in Sarah Caswell whl idratn ryi Angelal.For information cocer- into white for evening wear. Anellal. -ig whereabuts . p erson Sport skirts and sweaters with a artiall' cid se unn. dash of red somewhere seem to be The last,, chance for senior women Oiaey Hlc.seenabrunn ng the" most popular for campus, wear.I to order commencemet invitations on 31 VWedHrnstabouigt.1 Spring suits of navy blue are nt so will be -fromn 2 to 4 o'clock Friday o'lckWdesangt much In vogue this year as before. It University hall.. _FEsJAQOB3 is noted with great relief that head , gear does not present that lop sided Girls who are iterested in acting as Call 920"R effect caused by feathers, which was councillors -at sutmmer camps may o- no noticeable -last -winter. Hats are t ain information concerning the mat- ;generally neat and tailored of "light ter at Newberry hall. "' B US LIN straw or horse hair braid.' , I ' 'Aflh U rfl III YYY IIAUU Ii The hair will be wrn off the ears Rehearsals of the University Girls'f lIli UIl)IA l IU I and dreseed close to~ the head. Glee club will be h.eld' at 7:15 o'clock Central Stadard TIimey Sun Thus Phi -Beta Kappa types can be Friday night and at 1 o'clock S§atur- NORiTHu Wek Pday easly econizd. eriusl spak-day afternoon in Barbour gymnasium. 'v.Adrian-Main Corners..... A. 4:0P.M ing8:g, however, Michigan women are ' ____IT' ecuseh-Main Corners.8:25440 T 1v. Clinton-Main Corners....845 5:0 characterized by a uniformity and dis- Any dormitories, sororities, or iv.,'Sln-anCre....:5 :0 play of common sense' in dress which league houses in the baseball tourna- Ar. Annror-Main & Huron... .o :o 6:25 is rare in the case of the average [ment who wish to use Palmer field for SUTH P.M. P.m. pracicemaysignup or oursalltheLv. Ant Arbor-Hluron& 4th Ave. 4:35 70 modern girl. 'pratc ainupfrhuso h Lv. Saline-Main Corners.....5:0o 7:35 -athletic bulletin board in BarbourI Lv. Clinton-Main Corners...... 6:oo 8:5 ILv. Tecumseh-Main Corners..6:o 8 :5' lE R T NU S Sgymnasium. - Ar. Adrian-Main Corners...... r:oo g:25 DEROT URE TO CONFER HERE All University women will be enter- I- Itaned at an nformal at home given Delegates from the Farrand training b hefromid3ntsof5 oclocyFriayaft- school for nurses' at Harper hospital, ,huefo 3t 'lc rdyat Detroit, will come to Ann Arbor Sat- eno.Te farwlltk h urday noon for a conference with. the pldace of the regular Wmen's league fy,0 5 ~nurses' unit of the Y. W. C. Aj.;Miss partk. Stella Dueringer, student secretary of Ms)There will be a meeting of all vol- the .Detroit city Y, W C. A., and Missyoil eviewrkr a h Anna McClaskey, an instructor in the ndrscasevewkr ath traiingscholwillaccmpay te Homoeopathic :hospital at 4 :15 o'clock girls to Ann Arbor. Arrangements Friday in Newberry hall. Mrs. Hi. S.Frpredeci s Mallory will speak to them on their candypeCrfection, try have been made at Harper hospital by work at the hospital. which the nurses will have from Sat-___ a Burpe d cotl ate/ urdhy morning until Monday morn-: igofdt.Rehearsals for -"The Importance of covered nogat bar. Being Earnest" this week will be as Miss Marguerite Stuart, secretary in Sc and00 the central field for professional wom- follows:' Friday at 2 o'clock, Ceily, at yordealer's enwil bethepricipl seakr. heOwendolen,. Jack and Algernon. en, wil eheprnip,,peke.h will give several talks during the j confrene o th V. . C A.andits All freshmen and sophomores inter- rltotosuetgop.ested in trying out ,for class baseball ' reainttdn rus teams should report at the following. practices: Sophomores at 4 o'clock r ANN ARBOR SCOUTS Monday, and freshmen at 5 o'clock PREPARE FOR RALLY Monday.. The Ann Arbor Cuncil of the Boy Girls who have not returned their Scous o Amric 4s reprin anjunior Girls' play costumes must do annual spring r ally foi Saturday, but;s toco fte nedt ke in event of rain it will be postponed tete r euse osn unti th folowng eek h events check covering the, entire cost to Har- untilthe fllowng ~ l~e et Gustin, 22, 1520 South niversity' are to be held at West park, Ann Ar- bor.avne An extensive program has been ar-" rangd whch wll kep te scuts There will be a meeting of all Vol- busye fromc9:15inl th e ringuntilunteer social service xworker4lAt the L a t tasy are ou:1 ne-m8o'lockutailomoeopathic hospital at 4:15 o'clock "FR 'D tasaesudda 'lc htnight. All the many duties that a FIriday afternoon in Newberry hal., Real, full enjoyment comies to t e scout has to know how to perform Mrs. H. S. Mallory will 'speak to themj man' or woman who is an esy will be gone through. This inicludes ton therwork at the oe h reitrs ospa~itaL l lotaii4,'dtrae anceort pe It s'nolon er ne ess ry tospen d mkn lieb frcinbadgnto attend.h a large publc dancing clara-where knot tying, and tent pitching, you gt littl or no attention. Captain Horn, of the military sci -- l uirgrswohv eoie kSse 'o eilncec partmenttheoUpiseraty1025money with Caroline Leonard. '22, .may M i ntuio wil nset hesou to pa obtain :a refund of the same b calling GIVES ,YOU REAL, INDIVIDUAL o'clock. The result of this ins pecinATE TI1 You calearnto dnce. wit decide the rtn of thetros. from 3 to 5 o'clock today at Barbour in the privacy of your own rom- ratngtrop. wthutmusic -wtotaprnr Rally prizes are to be given to the gymnasium. Practice tuany time ywttou plarer. mosteffiienttrooNew Diagram MethliL Eaily tin. p derstood -quickly learned- awie msefiintro.Horse' Stops York on Naval Bill' remembered. Washington, April 27.-After an" all- The Peak Instruction Courses ae EMPLOYES LAY HEAVY CHARG~E striclyup-to-the-second-presenting' OF "WASTE AGAINST RAIL MEN day fight on disarmament the House the very latest steps of New York's ____was forced tqutwratnht and Chicago's newest dances. wthouit'reaching a. vote on the naval Sixrty Thousand Sccessfl Chicago'; April 27.-The railway la- proiaonli ecue mm- Students bor unions, fighting wage reductions brs' demands f r time in which to air provethe sucess, simplicity and thor.. befoe te rilrod lborboar, i- teiroughnesa of the Peak Sytem of Dance befoe te rilrad lborboad, n.,Instruction. creased their charges of waste and in- #_______________v Write today for free Information and" efficiency'on the part of railroad man- IIite,-estlng booklet of dance facts- ageamentsfie adforresults.--Adv. loeigati o iinon.fferAT . N 'gmnsby a quarter billion dollars Tya lsiidA o loeiao. WRIT AT QN No o today. "W HNLRPA rsdn In asuplemntalexhbitto tat UYTe Peak Schaeil of Dacing, h.. filed last week, setting forth alleged J Il.CALEPAPrsdt 1'" UK-A NEW NARROW AKR:ROW COLLAR CluetPeabody &.Co. Inc.Troy. N.Y. sLaw, Medical and D ental1 Books IBought, Sold or Exchanged for Motori Ti~c Only Thing The Priscilla Dean' Tarn oks: & Pasfes Fountain Pens Metal Pencils / Typewriting Paper Biddle's Book Store 11 Nickels Arcade AEGIS FROCKS THEI COUdTI Y CLUB Room l5'1S, 225 North Michigan Blvd,.Chicago u proper individual may find it ad'vantageous to informally represent us: in her territory. W e will be glad to hear fromn those interested.' jother's 'Day Play 8 a; lip A personally pacIed 'Basket of Chocolates of your ownf choice GOS P EL MEETING IN LANEHALL' FRIDAY EVENING AT } 7:45 Subject: Mark 8:36, 37 "W~hat shall it profit a man, if he gain the whol; world and lose his own soul. Or whIat shall a man give in exchange for his soul ?" - m SLeave Your Order! -With Us For AxGood Home-Made= s= - I B E C KR ' Delicatessen- G- 119 "E. Liberty - Phone 8620 oN P.. .+ ,:. .. r i ;: 1; I 06i CN C ASSIFIE COLUMN IMN CLOSES SP.M. ADVERTI SING AT 3 P.M. i 1 : i LOST AND FOUND ~~a -Black-rimmed spectaclesII sday afternoon, on the west, 'alk of E. University, just be- [ill. Call for at Secretary's, 143 Black 'bill-fold. Between Dent- 1g. and Cornwell Place. Con- receipts and money. Notify LMcCracken. 142-3 Slide-rule in Chubb house,I S. Name in case. Finder please uBois. 2034-R. 141-3 k. Phi Sigxner Delta pin. Fid- tase call '1559-W and receive d. 143-2 Creep cap on campus or in stry Bldg. Please call 2291-R. 143-2 ignma Delta Chi pin. , Finder call, phone 1104. Reward., 143 xold Elgin watch with initials G. Call 1104. Reward. 1423-2 WAIFTUD yWANTED- Several summer salesmen. Big. money making proposition. Guaranteed $525 and you can make much more., For particulars call Martin Larson, '959. 141-4 NNIANTEDTo rent house suitable for frater'nity for next school year. Write Box D. S. P., care of Daily. / 141-3 WANTED-Ten table boarders. vate Boarding House. Ho1'me ing. 523 Forest Ave. Pri- cook-' 138-6' WANTED-One room near Delta for Friday night. Call 1366. 142-2 AISCELLANEOUS IT SOUNDS funny,-, but ~there's money in it for students with ,any sort of .&lesmanship ability. For particu- lars call or phone Hascall, 630 Hay- en. 2-5 P. M., 1235-J.- 141-S waste of ,a billion dollars, the em- ployes charge. that possible savings totalling $1,276,500,000 could be effect- ed by the railroads if they would in- ;troduce modern methods in' mainte- nance.' OPEN MOUSE AT DORMITORY . TO REPLACE LEAGUE PARTY Betsy Barbour dormitory will be at home to all women of the University from 3 to '5 o'clock this afternoon. Mrs.' Mrya- B. Jordan, Mrs. J. R. Ef- finger, Miss Eleanor: Sheldon, Mar- guerite Clark, '21,. Edna Groff, '22, and Jessie McCall, '21, will form the re- ceiving line. -The 'open house will take the place of the usual Friday aft-' ernoon Women's league' party this week. Cirola portable phonograph only $35.00. Thrun Music House.-Adv. J. L. CHAPMAN JEWELER, AND OPTOMETRIST The Store of Rellabllty & Satisfaction 113 South Main Street XXX A"016R - " ICIAN 40 NoN I "The first and last word in real pipe comfort This is one o many styles o TREBORPIPES ready for ,our immediate use at six dollars. QoA.REBOR will smoke cool and. sweet' frqm the start. The. ivgry stop- per at end of stem: positively prevents any bad taste, or discomfort. If you have never smoked a pipe, the TREBOR will prove a new friend to be' l~roud of. ~A veteran pipe smoker will, appreciate the specially seasoned fine old ~briar as an old friend after the first puff.: Drag in and see the TREBOR at The Calkins-Fletcher Drug Co.: The Cushing-Drug'Co. c':! Imported by GROSVENOR NICHOLAS & CO.,.TInc. 12 East 48th Street Newy York City I - STEAMSHIP TICKET TO ALL FOREIGN COUNTRIES PLAN YOUR EUROPEAN TRIP WITH , rr. , W.l F. KELLER 412 Natl.. Bank Bldg. . # 9This No. for Dodges -Taxi _N, f F~URNTURE REPAIRIN{ FORSAL ;upfl9steriiig, reca u FOR SLE ISmnith,~ 1219 So. Univel F-Underwood No. 4 in ex- 675-J. condition. Draper, 407 E. phone 860. Call after six EXCELLENT GRAVEL 143-21 any part of the ctty. F---An oak casec Vict'rnla. First Nat. Bank Bldg. JG refinishing, Ring. Verne ersity. Phone * 132-13 delivered to Killins,- 107 Phone 1621. 4 11