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# WIomen
IMortarboard will meet at 8 o'clock
tonight at the Chi Omega house.
There will be a meeting of all soph-
omore women at 4 o'clock this
afternoon in Barbour gymnasium to
discuss plans for next year's junior
adviser work.
All members of the Y. W. C. A. are
asked to attend the meeting at 4
o'clock this afternoon. Installation of
officers will take place.
Girls wishing to take part in the
Maypole dance to be given on Lantern
night, June 7, are requested to sign
up on the bulletin board at Barbour
gymnasium or at the field house at
Palmer -field before Friday noon of this
week.
The women's Cosmopolitan club pic-
nic will be held at 5 o'clock this
afternoon. Members are asked -to
meet at Newberry hall at that time.
Rehearsal of cast and choruses' of
the first act of Senior Girls' play will
be held from 3 to 6 o'clock this art-
ernoon in Sarah Caswell Angell hall.
A baseball game is scheduled for
4:45 o'clock this afteiloon between
Newberry residence and Kappa Kap-
pa Gamma sorority.
O O T DISCUSS
O ADVISORY WORK

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Entirely new things that every one will want to see;
embracing all that is newsin lake and ocean bathing
attire. The styles are not only the latest and exclusive
but the goods are quality goods and the best to be had
at they prices.

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Styles in Slip-overs, Panel Suits, Silk Jerseys with
Bloomers In rose, green, Copen, navy, black, gray and
combinations.

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- BATHING SUITS
$5.00, $7.50, $10.00 to $39.50
They come in Slip- overs and In Jerseys,
with Bloomers in all colors - black,
navy, heather, grey and combinations.


Rubberized Silk Bathing Capes, $10, $15, $20 to $49.50.
Bathing Scarfs and Throws, 75c to $35.
Bathing Caps and Hats, 50c, 75c, $1.60 to $6.95.
Bathing Shoes and Sandals, all colors, $1.00 to $&.9'.
Bathing Bags, Unique Novelties, $2.50 to $L.95.
Bathing Garters, all colors, 50c.

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Plans for junior adviser work for
next year will be discussed at the
meeting of all sophomore. girls at 4
o'clock today at Barbour gymnasium.
The committees are as follows:
Junior advisers' supper--Laura Mills,
chairman, Helene Torrey, Fran~es
Ames, Frances Eton, and ' Marion
Koch; entertainment committee -
Sadye Harwick, chairman, Deborah
Jones and Esther Welty; summer
committee - Charlotte Schurz, chair-
man; badges and, printing, Margaret
Reineke, chairman, Cara Murbach;
keeping, lists up. to date-Katherine
Kuhlman, chairman, Constance Bald-
win; advertisement, Helen Partlow,
chairman, Marion Miller, Gladys Mc-
Connal, and Marion Kerr; complaint
committee-Elsa Oisen, ' chairman,
Grace Frye, and Helen Aubrey; sug-
gestion committee - Lucy Huber,
chairman, Katherine Greenough.
Plans for the Junior Girls' play will
also be discussed at this'meeting.
SOCIETIES UNITE
IN JOINT PROGRAM
Athena Literary society and Adel-
phi held a combined meeting of the
two societies Tuesday night in the
Adelphi room. Each society furnish-
ed half ot the program.
Catherine Stafford, '24, read Ste-
phen 'Leacock's "Gertrude, the Gov-
erness"; Louise Graham, '23, gave a
piartlogue; and Vera Andrus, '18,
deliyered an extemporaneous .talk on
"Freshmen dormitories-/ for men".
Herman August, '21L, led the meet-
ing in a 20 minute parliamentary
drill which proved to be one of the
most amusing parts of the entire pro-
gram. Norman Buchan, '22, and sev-
eral other members ok Adelphi sve
extemporaneuos speeches.

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SALE

Now is your time to buy your
Graduation Gifts

WANTED
ED-Men to sell brushes dur-
ummer. Good money making
sition. Call Eman, 1268, be-
1 6:30 and 8:30 evenings or
1007 E. Huron. 148-21
ED-Several summer salesmen
L proposition that guarantees a
num of $525.00. Contracts must
i soon. If interested call Mar-
arson, 959. 165-4
ED-Single room for next year.
h or East of Campus preferred.
be few other students in the'
. Reply Box A. W., Michigan
166-21
BD-Experienced cook for Geo-,
Summer Camp. Four weeks
ining July 4. Apply Room G-
Natural Science Bldg. 166-3
ED-Refined young upperclass
.emen to room next year. Very
Campus. Address D. D., Mich-
Daily. 165-3

FOR SALE
FOR SALE-York professional slide
trombone, silver satin finish with
gold bell.* Practically new. Will
sell at a bargain. 1017 Oakland Ave..
Home afternoons and evenings.
Phone 2666. J. E. West. 164-13
FOR SALE- Henderson Motorcycle,
driven 1,500 miles. A-1 condition.
Electrically equipped. 514 E. Lib-
erty St. Phone 865-M. 164-3
FOR SALE-Heatless trouser press-
ers, 'ioes fine job, lasts indefinitely.
$1.25, Call 1629-M. 724 W. Wash-
,ington. - 165-4
FOR SALE-"C" melody straight sax-
aphone. Easy to learn on. Write
4Box L. B., Daily.' 165-3
FOR SALE-Ford roadster, 1915 mod-
el, good running order, must be sold
Phone 1825-M.,_ 165-2
FOR SALE-Freshman Dance ticket
for sale. Apply Daily Office. 165-3

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FOR SALE-Ford Speedster. Will
sacrifice. 602 E. Huron. 166-3

D-For next year, a suite inI
house near campus, by two
Write Box V. J. V., Daily.
166-".
D-Cook for fraternity house 1
mnainder of sehool year. Call
rd at 595. 165!

FOR SALE-Ford Speedster.
Call 1104.

Cheap.
165-3

Manuscripts for the Stylus short
story contest will be received at the
rhetoric library until June 1, the time
limit having been extended from May
25, the date previously set.
All women who are not members of
the society are eligible to compete in
the contest. Stories are limited to
5,000 words in length.
Let a classified ad find that lost ar-
ticle.-Adv.

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FOR RENT

}-Room for two during Com-
nent Week. Phone 366. 16
- Second hand canoe at
Dall 1482-M. 166-2
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FOR RENT-To a club of meal, a furn-
ished house close to campus. Will
furnish board. Call at my restaur-
ant, 615 E. Liberty St. Ralph T.
Swezey. 164-3

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FOR RENT-Housekeeping apartment.
Two large rooms, ground floor, near
campus and downtown, hot and
cold running water. 203 S. Thayer
E~ 164-3

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Finder please return to 14,
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$30 reward.' 163-4
11th or 12th a short string
nearl beads, white, gold
idiamond. Reward if re-
1028 Martin Place. 165-2
Delta Theta jeweled fra- -
n. Initials "H. G. D. '23" AZ
?hone Dunphy at 319. Five 1
ward. 166-2 t

OR RENT- Rooms with lavatories;
cool, .rnear campus to refined young
men for summer term. Address A.
T., Michigan Daily.' 165-3
OR RENT-Two suites for women,=
during summer session, one and
one-half blocks from campus. Phone
1158-M. 166-2
MISCELLANEOUS
TTENTION! Good money-making
proposition. Something anyone can =
do. No experience necessary. Works =
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Whitmore Lake
Dancing Pavillion
Decoration Day
May 30
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