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ainting Costs with a Brush
You can't figure the cost of painting tfy figuring what
the paint costs per gallon.
What you want to know is how much the paint covers,
how well it- covers and how long it takes a man and
brush to do the work.
One way you figure is with a pencil. The right way is
with a brush. Figure this way and you will use
Lowe Brothers High Standard Liquid Paint.
Tell us about your painting needs and we will give you
some eye-opening facts based on brush figures.
OSWALD HERZ
112 W. Washington
PhoneJ353 F-1i
WiomenI
Any women wishing summer em-
ployment such as waiting table ait
summer resorts are asked to call at
the office of the dean of women for
consultation.
Returns from the Girls' Glee club
concert should be given to Laura
Mills or Evelyn Rockwell, '22, before
5 o'clock today.
Sophomores wishing to act as jun-J
ior advisers for next year should sign
cards in Dean Myra B. Jordan's of-
flee today.
The Michigan Dames and their
jfamilies will have their annual picnic
Saturday afternoon at the island. They
will meet at 4 o'clock at Lane hall,
where the picnic will be held in case
of rain.
All University women who have lived
in Helen Newberry residence are in-
vited to attend a tea which will be giv-
en from 3 to 5:30 o'clock Monday aft-
ernoon at the dormitory.
Any women interested in part time
employment should call at the office
of the dean of women.
SLUSSER SLATED TO TEACH
DRAWING IN SUMMER SCHOOL
Instruction in drawing and painting
will -be given in the Summer session
by Mr. Jean Paul Slusser, '09. Since
his graduation Mr. Slusser has contin-
ued his study of architecture and
drawing in schools in this country and
abroad.
During this time a number of his
pictures and Batiks have been on ex-
hibition, some of his work being shown
at the Art Institute of Chicago and at
the recent exhibitions of the Architec-
tural League of New York, at the Met-
ropolitan museum. This latter mate-
rial is now being shown in Boston
from where it will go to various art
institutes.
Mr. Slusser will teach freehand
drawing and painting in water color
and oil. His courses will be open
to all students who have had sufficient
preparation.
ACADEMY OF SCIENCE PICKS
YOUNG TO HEAD COMMITTEE
The Michigan Academy of Science
has chosen a committee of conserva-
tion for the purpose of recommending
to the state conservation commission
action which may be considered neces-
sary for the welfare of the state in this
connection, and for bringing before the
state legislature the need for such ac-
FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Two single rooms and
one suite for students during sum-
mer session. Phone 1192-J. 1243
Washtenaw. 173-3
FOR RENT-Good rooms very reason-
ably priced 16r summer. Near cam-
pus. Address K. B. H., care Mich-
igan Daily. 173-2
FOR RENT-Two rooms, block and a
half from campus. Same price to
either two or three students. Phone
1471-W. 172-5
FOR RENT-Pleasant room with lav-
atory, for summer. Near campus.
Address L. E., care Daily. 173-2
FOR RENT-Rooms, opposite Univer-
sity Hospital, for summer and next
school year. Call 1122-W. 171-3
FOR RENT-To instructor for next
college year, a fine strictly modern
suite. Phone 736. 172-9
WAS TED.
WANTED-To rent good rooms for
next year by four upperclassmen.
Near campus, west or north side.
ddress Box G. S., Daily, or call
332. ,172-3
WANTED-To buy two double deck-
ers, either with or without mattress-
es and springs. Address G. G., care
Daily. ' 172-3
WANTED-Kitchen man for remaind-
er of year. Chance for permanent
job next fall. Call Steward at
595. 173
LOST AND FOUND
LOST-About tvv'enty written pages
of note book paper No. 508, tied to-
gether. Written with purple ink.
Reward. Call G. Miller, 621 Church
St. Phone 863-J. 172-2
LOST-Dunhill 34 pipe, Sunday after-
noon between Fair Ground's ten-
nis courts and Washtenaw and Hill.
Call Patton, 188. 173-3
MISCELLANEOUS
INFORMATION DESIRED-Is there a
refined, well-bred young man who
would enjoy being one of a number
who .are being selected to room har-
moniously together next year? Ad-
dress A. P. G., care Michigan Daily.
173-2
TODAY.
F aiiiou s P ~ e s l a sl
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tion.
Members of the committee will be:
Prof. Leigh J. Young, of the forestry
department, chairman; Prof. Carl O.
Sauer, of the geography department;
Lee R. Dice, cuartor of mammals at
the University Museum of Zoology;
Prof. Ward Giltner, of the department
of agriculture, Michigan Agriculturalj
college; and Prof. E. A. Bessey, of the
department of botany, Michigan Agri-
.cultural college.
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CLOSES
ADVERTISING AT 3 P.M.
WANTED
ED-Salesmen to sell the Wat-
by during the summer; a
water motor that saves work
kitchen. You can make from
$15 a day. For further partic-
write National Home Appli-
Co., 50 Garfield Blvd., Detroit.
172-5
:D-Salespeople, men and wo-
to handle their home territory
summer. Commission basis. If
re alive and willing to work
qr. B. A. Wr-ight at Allenel
Thursday or Friday. This is
oks or stocks. 172-2
D-A number of students to
up an exceptionally well pay-
roposition in Detroit during
ummer months. If interested
or Mr. Lieber at Allenel Hotel
four this afteritoon, or Satur-
173-2
D-A single room with quiet
r for summer session. Must be
,st half mile from campus. If
ictory would like the room for
school year. Box G. A., Daily.
172-2
D-Men to sell brushes dur-
ummer. Good money making
sition. Call Eman, 1268, be-
6:30 and 8:30 evenings or
1007 E. Huron. 148-21
D-Four young ladies to act
itresses at private summer re-
eginning June 29th. Refer-
required. Inquire 1143 Forest
Phone 370-W. 171-3
ID-By couple, one light room
xt year. Will occupy Aug. 1.
r house with no men roomers.
54-J evenings, 6-7. 173
ID-Young man to work a fewI
as part payment for room dur- t
ummer. Address C. S., care
,an Daily. 173-2
D-Room for two upperclass
on southeast side of campus
xt year. Call A. H., 519-J, aft-
ner. 172-3
D-Single room in good home
perclassman. Must be few oth-
idents in house. Address R.I
Daily. 172-3
LOST AND FOUND
ILOST-Airedale Dog, 1 year old, tan
legs And head. Back black and
grey. Woreashoulder harness and
answers to name Jingo. Alpha Rho
Chi, phone 1366. 172-31
LOST-Lady's black glass case con-
taining shell-rimmed glasses, foun-'
tain pen and pencil. Address 1008
E. Hill St., or call 1508-J. 172-2
LOST-Saturday-Black leather watch
fob, with Sigma Xi key. Name on
back, Earl G. Sturdevant. Reward.
Call 1110-R. 173-3
LOST-Bunch of keys on Ferry Field
Saturday, May 28, at Illinois game.
Liberal reward to finder. Call
1509-J. 172-3
LOST-Brown leather purse, between
Library and So. University. Re-
turn at Secretary's office. Reward.
172-3.
LOST-A white gold cuff-button in
park near 12th and E. Huron St.
Reward of $1. Daily Box, E. M.
171-3
LOST-A gold watch with "M" fob
. in Chemistry Amphitheater, Wednes-
day A. M. Call A. Hess, 288-J. 173-2
LOST-One gold Eversharp pencil at
tennis courts, June 1. Finder please
call Boothby at 1521-W. 173-2
FOUND-A pair of woman's gloves-
size 7. Shore of Barton pond. Call
Stucky, 1016. - -173
LdST-Ring set with three pearls, up
the river Decoration Day. Reward.
Call 2287-W. 172-3
LOST-Kappa Sigma badge. Finder
please call Earl Jeurs, 566, and re-
cei-ve reward. 172-5
FOUND-Pair shell rimmed glasses,
found at Wisconsin game. Call
1118-R, 172-3
LOST-A black enamel Mortarboard
pin. Finder please call 2325. 172-2
LOST-Army discharge.. Please call
Hunter, 1128-J. 173-3
FOR SALE
FOR SALE-Harley-Davidson motor-.
cycle, good condition. Call at +609 S.
Fifth Ave., or phone 220-J. 172-3
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If you
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gifts.
"THE I 'T' HOP OF MAIN STREET19
SUNDAY, JUNE
5 FA'THER'S DAY
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COME IN-=GET "PRESEN'T'" FOR FAT.
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Saturday
Maremont,