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temdrkable Pieces of American
Stained Glass On Exhiibit Here
Tour remarkable pieces, of American The small windows at the right are
.ed and painted glass are now to Ilistinctly English in drawing, comn-
seen in the Engineering library. position, and color, much like many
ording to Prof. C. D. Loomis. They windows in oxford and Cambridge
ve come here from exhibition in the chapels and halls.
nneapolis Art museum and are ul- This work is an excellent sample
lately to be placed in the Commem- of modern stained glass at its best.
.tive chapel at Valley Forge./ These rhe material is used as decoration
ndows are the work of the D'As- in which the picture is subordinated
azo studios of 'Philadelphia, which to the essential qualities of arrantl
iieh also executed the windows in mnent and color, qualities which ,the
University library reading room. "picture, window" of commerce al-
The two larger pieces follow the most universally fails to achieve.
each tradition of the thirteenth and
nrteenth centuries, with pictorial MUSEUM RECEIVES
nels arranged on a patterned back- BR P CM N
ound of rich color. The baptism of BR PCM N
ovis, St. Augustine reading the Holy
rit, and the baptism of Pocahontas4 The bird department of the Univer-
e the subjects in the medallions of "sity museum has just received a cot-
e left-hand window, where "a rich' lection of 149 birds, many of which
rplish blue is dominant. The right-' are -rare, from the Smithsonian Insti-
nid window, of a dominant red, tute, Washington, D. C. This addition
ows scenes from the life of George to the collection is made up off North
ashington:" Washington at Mt. Ver- American birds and was received in
n, the start of the stage coach Jour- exchange for South American birds
y, and Washington with his family. from the tUniversity bird department
e convential medieval treatment Prof. N. A. Wood, the head of the
s been remarkably well modernized department, says in regard to the ex-
d adapted to these American sub-j change: "We are trying to get as
ts. No attempt is apparent to imi-j complete a United States and. North
,e the archaic drawing of ancient American collection as possible, so that
irk. (Continued on page Six)
THE BA NK OF SERVICE..
Commercial Banking in all its Branches.
Savings Department and Safety Deposit Vaults.
Exchange on All Parts of the World.
A. B. A. Travelers' Checks.
FARM ERS & MECHANICS BANK
HARDING RCPERATES
IN OUT 'OF WAYTPLAC
PRESIDENT-ELECT ONLY TWENTY
MILES FROM BUSY
BORDER
Point Isabel, Texas, Nov. 16.-An
out-of-the-way place is this gulf coast
resort where President-elect Harding
;s recuperating from~ the strain of the,
national campaign. For communica-
tion with the outside world it depends
uipon a, narrow-gauge railroad to
Brownsville, an automobile road, a
few telegraph and telephone lines and
the big government wireless station,
through which came the first direct,
information on the Corpus Christ!:
storm of September, 1919.
Though only 20 miles from the busy
')order and the city of Brownsville, it
is like passing hito a different coun-
try to make this 20-mile trip. On the
way lies a plantation set in palm trees,
with thatched, palm huts of ,Mexican
laborers, which is more suggestive of
the Philippines than of anything else-
where in the United, States. Beyond
he planted area come great fiats and
,ome low rolling hills, on which the;
sky reveals here and there the straight
sentinel-like Spanish dagger. Hurry
or worry is unthinkable in the lazy
aind almost perpetual sunshine of ti
region,.hi
On its outer edge lies Point Isabel,
a fishing village, with the always pic-J
turesque complement of Mexican pop-t
alation to be found in this extreme
corner of the United States. A long
wooden pier runs out into the water
like ra finger and the town, extends
along the shore at right angles to
this finger. Padre Island, a strip of
sand dunes, with trees here and there,
lies in front of Point Isabel, forming
the lagoon which the town faces.
To the north this slender island ex-
tends virtually unbroken for nearly
100 miles. Its southern extremity
reaches barely past Point Isabel's
front door.
The gulf surf comes in on the out-
side shore of the island, affording
year-round bathing, while the lagoon
is a big lake, in some places several;
miles wide. The fishing is on both
sides of the island.I
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Courteous and satisfactory
TRZEATMIENT to evefy custom-.
er, whether the account be large
Ior small.
The ADDI Arbor Savings Bank
Incorporated 1869
Capital and Surplus, $6.05,000.00
Resources........$5,000,000.00
Northwest Cor. Main & Huron
707 korth University Ave.
SUGARBOWL
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PLACING O)RDERS I~OCR KAHN TAILORED SUITS AT THE NEW_ PRICES
Here P another reduction added to the average
25 Per Cent. reduction offered on October 20th.
WE HAVE JI>FT RECEIVED A WIRE FROM KAHN TAILORING
CO1M4PANA: TO PITT ON A7NOTHER 10 PE R CENT REDUCTION
STARTING NOVEMBER 1 TH,,
THIS BR INGS THE INDIVIDUALLY TAILORED SUIT DOWN
DOWN TO A PRlqE SO THAT ;YOU CAN ALL TAKI3 AD-
VANTAGE OF THE OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE YOUR SUIT
AT A PRICE THAT IS WITHIN REASON
ANOTHER OFFER IS "A +tWENTY PER CENT RE DUGC
TION ON ALL MilDVIDUALLY TAILORED OVERCOATS
YOURS FOR- CHEAPER ANDBETTER CLOTHES.
CLOUR-,H BS1AANGS AND HATS S. STATE ST. AT WILLIAM ST.
WHY - 'WEAR - TAKE .- ME -{OFF- THE - SHELF - SUITS
WHEN INDIVIDUALLY TAILORED SUITS, MdADE AS YOU WANT
THEMX, CAN E BO)UGHT AT AS LOW, OR LOWER, PRICES?
HERE IT IS FIGURED OUT
ON A SUIT SELLING FOR $75.00 OCT. 1ST
Price of Suit October 1st, 1020............... $75.00
Average 25 per cent reduction ................ 18.75
New 10 per cent discount No-vember 15th........ 5.63
Net cost to you ............................$50.62
We sarelyv are taking the orders. is vour order one of them? If not, whyv not?'
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Reduction Sale of Jttillinery
COMMENCING TUESDAY, NOV. 16.
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