THE MICHIGAN DAILY { ANN ARBOR, MICH. MEN'S READY TO WEAR CLOTHING, SHOES IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC HABERDASHERY" AND HATS V. That confidence which is inspired from the knowl edge of being correctly, dressed is always enjoyed by the customers of this House. We pride ourselves on the quality, and style of our merchandise. FOI SALE FOR SALE - Mercer two-passenger sport model (race-about). Top, windshield, wire wheels, two extra; tires good. $1,200 or will accept Ford coupe or Buick in trade. E. 0. Bodkin, 2106 Baldwin Ave. 179-2 FOR SALE. Chep Chevrolet Baby Grand Roadster. New battery and ignition, engine and. starter A-1, tires good, one extra. $200. Call 344. 179-2 FOR SALE-Suitcases, regular sizes, $1.50 and, $2. The St. Clair Shop, 309-311 North 4th Ave.rPhone 454. 180- FOR SALE-No. 5 Underwood Type- writer and miscellaneous supplies; Call 1205. 180 FOR SALE-Small Victrola, nearly new. Call 2161-J. 180 FOR REMIT FOR RENT- Five rooms completely furnished for light housekeeping. 908 Monroe.. Phone 2563-R. 180 FOR RENT-Cottage by season. Straw- berry Lake. Railroad Station, Lake- land. Phone 897-M. 178-3 FOR RENT-To instructor for next college year, a fine strictly modern: suite. Phone 736. 172-9 FOR RENT-Rooms to foreign stu- dents "for Summer school, 427 E. Un- iversity. 180 FOR RENT - Two single rooms for ladies,-north of campus. 1724-J. 178-3' WANTED WANTED-A waiter and dishwasher for Summer school. Apostle's Club, P. M. phone 1049-J. . 180 WANTED-To hire some men who are expdrienced in farming. C. A. Carls- ten. 296-R. 179-2 WANTED-To buy canoe before be- ginning of Summer session. Call 1855. ________180 per cent REDUCTION t s i i i ON ALL NECKWEAR SHIRTS CAPS HATS HOSIERY _,__ L _. To Our Advertisers appreciates your hearty support durng the past year, -and with this, its last issue,- it takes the opportunity to thank you. The Daily wishes#at all tunes to cooperate with its advertisers to the end that "Daily" advertis- ing pays, and with this in mind it urges its readers to patronize thei friends, The Dailyadver- tisers. di L AST TIMES TODAY MAY ALLISON Don't let your Wife or Sweetheart fool you - Look at their hands first and bring them to see, Extravagance - Learn the secret today. REGIU LAR !A.DDED ATTRACTIONS C0OAM I N G T0 M 0 R R 0W TWO WISE WIVES.' LOUIS WEBER PRODUCTION, AN UNUSUAL STORY WITH EXCEPTIONAL QUALITIES WANTED ' To :buy a good Phone 1873 after 6 P. M. canoe. 177-4 1 IN THIS COLUMN ADVERTISING AT 3 P.M. WANTED' WANTED ,--tidents to board duringj summer ;whool. Home cooking, $6.00 1er week, $x5.00 for dinner and. sup- per. Ms. F. M; Cilley, 314 E. Wil- iam l-t. Phone 2121-M. 177-4. W A!NS E 7' Xan to sell brukhes dur-l Good money making iOLpaOd:. Call Eman, 1268, be- tween I.t and- 8:30 evenings or write 1007 E. Huron St. 175-21 WANTED- Salesmen- Local repre- sentatives throughout Michigan on high class selling proposition. Ad-, dress Mr. Jenks, 56 Campau Bldg.,.- Oeirit, Mich. . 179-2 WANtIED - Fifty double-deck beds, also d: , bookracks, and, dining halrs. ghest prices paid. The * t air op, 309-311 No. 4th Ave.j _ i 180I WNTE'D- T'o reserve for next year .w o,, d !ours for four sophomore ' lik h-east side of sampus" prefer:ed. Address, Box I. H., care] Daiy. _ _ 179-22 WX N~II) \ single room for next fall: ppere-lassman. One within three or Lour bltks from campus prefer- red. AMrc'ss, Box L. B. P., Daily. __178-3 NT> D - Students who can earnj good money if given the opportunity." Call Friday or Saturday-4 to 6 P. M. Mr. Moses, 1308 Geddes 44. 178-3 WANTED-Board by an organization of 30 men in private dining room for' school year 1921-22. Address com- municationsto Box J. R. S. 178-3 WANTED-From July 1st to Sept. 15thI competent cook for small family., No laund-y work. Phono 2096 morn- ings. _ 1801 FOR RENT FOR RENT-Very desirable furnished roons at summer rates; running water, sleeping porch, French doors, built in wardrobes, also one large suite on main floor, suitable for mar- ried couple. Reasonable rent. Also rooms for . Commencement week. Phone 855-. 114 N. Ingalls St. 180 FOR RENT-For next year one good suite and single room for two. Instructors or upperclassmen pre- ferred. Rooms are finished and furnished in oak. Call at 532 Thompson St. Phone 661-W. 178-3 FOR RENT - Furnished three room apartment for summer months. Also two large study rooms suitable for three, and dormitory for winter, on Washtenaw, two blocks from Dental Building. Call 2576-J. 179-2 FOR RENT--Single rooms and suite for both Summer school and' next year, for upperclassmen. Also single room for ladies or married couple, with kitchen privileges and private entrance. 1478-R. 180 FOR RENT-A number of nice rooms and suites~ two students to each, to seipet upperclassmen or club, for next year. Act at once. Mrs. Smith, 803 S. State St. Phone 754-R. 179-2 FOR RENT-Suites or single rooms furnished for two. Modern conven- ienees, cool location. Board 'if de- sired. Phone 481-R. 1021 E.Huron St. 180 FOR RENT - Rooms for summer school and commencement week. One block from campus. Strictly mod- ern. Call 1878-W. 179-2 FOR RENT-R'ooms for men,' double, single and suites. House owned and run by student. 908 Monroe, one WANTED-1921 Michiganensian. Call 69-M. 179-2 WANTED - To rent Wheel Chair. Phone 960. 1201 Bast Huron. 180 LOST AND FOUND LOST- Waltham watch, gold chain and gold knife Saturday. Finder please return to H. A. Loeb, 605 E. Jefferson. Reward. 177-4 LOST-Soph Prom program used as purse. Please call Betty Hoyt. 2226-M. 179-2 LOST--Fraternity pin-A. P. X.--name on back. Call 1366. Reward. 179-2 LOST-Black-rinmed glasses in case. Finder please return to 644 E. Uni-, 819 S. State St. Phone 530 or after 8' versity. Phone 2445-J 180 LOST-General Chemistry Laboratory Manual-lHale-Friday in 102 Ec., 201 U. H., or 356 N. S. Call 2410 and ask for Rochow. 180 MISCELLANEOUS STUDENTS WISHING an eiceptional- ly good paying proposition see Mr. Nash at Michigan Union, Monday, June 13, after 10 A. M. 178-3 The Upper Room Bible Class holds its last session for the college year this evening at 7 o'clock in the "Upper, Room,"' Lane Hall. It is Senior night and the program will be given chiefly by members of the Senior class. There will be special music and a dozen "two minute" speeches in addition to a talk of ten or twelve minutes by Dr. Mc- Candliss of Haian, China. All this in one hour. It will not be dull. All "Michigan Men" welcome.-Adv. Chop Suey Phone Orders Promptly Filled Mail Orders Promptly Filled i - STORE OPENS 8:30 EST. 1857 TORE CLOSES 5:30 ,, A STORE OF INDIVIDUAL SHOPS Going Home ?~ Examinations! Horrible word? Of course, but after it cones the welcome phrase, "Going Home". ?.: Will remain open all summer And going home means packing everything that you brought to school with you and all that you have accumulated during the year. What to do with it is a problem. It just never will go into the trunk that you have. I Quan j TtusgLo . 013 Liberty St. E ' At Mack's you will find the very sort of luggage that you need.. kind that is serviceable, well wearing, and good -looking. The I ED-Eight :pperclassmen d-i block froi Tappan. 180 rooms on south-west side of FOR RENT-Next college year, one or us for next,year. Box P Q . ~oros unse rufrih 178-3 two ro, frnished ufr ed. Ferdon rad. No other room- ED- Lady cue:,,{e, position in es.Poe16-,18 vTF simple bookkeepinig or general 'Meie, part or full time. Box J. G. T. Daily. 179-2 'ANTED-Good room for two ladies at commencemn?'t time. South-west side 'of Campus preferred. Write to L. E. Frost, 300 E. Jefferson. 1 ANTED-Suite of rooms for student couple near campus. No other room-. es in horse. Box M. B,. X1M., Daily. 178-3 'OR RENT-Ten room furnished house for summer, with garage. Three blocks from campus. $60 a month. Call 738-W. 179-2 FOR RENT-Rooms for Commence- m'ent week anl Summer school. Very reasonable. Call at 425 South Division St. 180 FOR RENT-Cool,pleasant suites for summer school for Instructors or Upperclassmen. Phone 2726-R. 179-2 PACKING BOXES. All kinds and sizes, large or small, heavy and light, some with steel bands. Just what. you need for shipping cases or storage. There are bags of all sizes, small week-end ones, and large ones that will hold a good supply of clothing, made of genuine leather and of fabricoid, the latest productions, $4.00, $5.00, $10.00, and up to $35.00. A fine selection of Boston Bags, made of soft leather, in black and brown, $3.45, $3.98, and $4.50. / Patent leathersuitcases, , the newest thing in bright shiny leather, lined, with trays or without, at $6.00, $8.00, $10.00, and $12.00. silky } , I ED-Single room for next year FOR RENT-Two furnished light ouse with few other students. I housekeeping rooms and kitchenette. 'ess Box S. M., Mich. Daily. 180 Price $35. 110 N. Ingalls St. 179-2 ner school July 5 to Aug. 2U. Typewriters may be used at the and, Typewriting, Secretarial School of Shorthand at 10-cents per Lg, Bookkeeping, Commercial hour. You can afford to typewrite ng. Hamilton Business Col- your themes at this low rate. 711 N. Adv. Univ. Aye .-Adv. ARMY SURPLUS STORE 213 North 4th Ave. Summer term in commercial branch- es begins July 5 at the School of Short- hand, 711 N. Univ. Aye.-Adv. Rattan and fibre summer suit cases, light to carry and roomy, at $4.50, $5.00, $6.00, and $8.00. Fibre and leather suit cases in large sizes, $10.00, $15.00, and up. Wardrobes and dress trunks, in all styles, made of shiny fibre, at $15.00, $20.00, $25.00, $50.00, and up. I (Third Floor) arial Training Course. take this course this S Ian