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s of Edith B. Koon, of the
tity of the University School
will appear in a public re-
15 o'clock this afternoon at

Those on.the program are: Kathryn]
Kyer, Dorothy Malcom, Albertine
Lockwood, Harriet Henderlong, Marie
Burt, Alma Tenny, Margaret Beal,
Ruth Evans, Carolyn Inglis, Dorothy'
VanZwaluwenberg, Isabel Shankland,
Helen-Raikes and Donald Stark,, all
students of the School of Music.

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Figure your
Painting Costs with a Brush
You can't figure the cost of painting by 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.

WI~tomen
Apparatus practice for the indoor
meet will be held at 5 o'clock Monday,
Tuesday, and Wednesday afternoons
at Barbour gymnasium.
Interclass basketball games will be
held as follows: Freshman-junior
game at 7:45 o'clock Monday night,
senior-sophomore game at 7 o'clock
Tuesday night.
Examinations in apparatus work
will be held at the regular class hours,
April 4, 5, 7, and 8.
Chaperones for the dances this week
end, supplied by the office of the dean
of women are as 'follows: Union, Sat-
urday-Mrs. H. G. Berger. Armory,
Saturday-Mrs. F. P. Ward.
Barbour gymnasiums will be own
from 9 to 12 o'clock Saturday,morning
for any girls who wish to practice ap-
paratus work for the indoor meet.
CLASS BASKET$ALL
COMPETITION KEEN
Interest in women's interclass bas-
ketball games is in evidence this year
more than ever before, according to
the physical directors. Competition is
ken and it is expectel that each class
will support its team.
Colors adopted this wear are: Fresh-
men, blue; sophomores, red; juniors,
yellow; seniors, green.
After this year the& colors will be
changed, the freshmen always wearing
green, the outgoing seniors passing
on their color to the sophomores.
Class yell leaders have been appoint-
ed for the basketball games. There
will be tryouts later for leaders for
baseball.
BETSY BARBOUR TO HOUSE
COMMENCEMENT GUESTS
A number of seniors have made re-
quests of Miss Eleanor Sheldon,social
director of Betsy Barbour house fo
rooms in the dormitory for mothers
and other guests for Commencement
week. Arrangements are being made
to accommodate such guests during
that week. -In case any other seniors
wish to make reservations for Coi-
mencement thgy imay do so by apply-
ing at Betsy, Barbour house.
BRIDGE PARTY TO BE< GIVEN
- BY WELLESLEY ALUMNAE
Wellesley alumnae will hold a bene-
fit bridge party at 2 o'clock Tuesday
afternoon at Betsy Barbour house.
The affair is in charge of Mrs. Henry
Bates, an alumna of Wellesley. Sixty
tables have been sold for the occasion.
The'proceeds will be added to the fund
of $2,700,000 which is being raised
by alumnae all over the United States
for the general college fund.
Prospective Teachers fo be Interviewed
Prospective teachers will be inter-
viewed personally next week by school
superintendents attending the confer-
ences of the Michigan Association of
Superintendents and of the School-
nasters' club to be held here at that
+ime.
Those who have enrolled with the
appointment cemmittee but who have
not filled out locatioa 1'asnks are urged
to do , o before MIday noon.

Sunday night specials. Both Amer-
ican and Chinese, for your entertain-
ment. Chinese Gardens.-Adv.
MANAGER WANTED
Large corporation manufacturing
product that has conclusively proven
that it aids in producing at least 25
to 100% larger crops is opening a
branch office at Ann Arbor and re-
quires the services of a business man'
.as manager. Previous experience not
essential, but applicant must be com-
petent to handle 'large amounts of
money, hire and handle help. $1,000
cash required. Fully secured. This
proposition should net live man $10,-,
000 annually.
Big advertising campaign starting,
including full page ads in local pa-
pers. When writing give full details
in order to secure interview. Appli-
cant must be able to come to Chicago
Lor two days' instruction. Unless you
can do so at once, and unless you
can meet the requirements of this ad,
and your reputation is good, save your
stamps. This is a real opportunity,
and presents itself but once in a life
time. Write or wire immediately.
NATIONAL
SOIL BACTERIA CORPORATION
Transportation Building
Chicago, Illinois

Just received at the Palais Royal the
'latest in grey combs with colored
stones. Butterfly and fan shapes.-
Ady.
SPECIAL 90c Chicken Dinner, Sun-
day, 12 to 2 p. im., Chinese Gardens.-
Adv.
I Courteous and satisfactory
TREATVWNT to every custom-
er, whether the account be large
or small.

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Slowly but Surely

The Ann-Arbor Savings Bank
Incorporated 1869
Capital and Surplus, $625,000.00
Resources;........$5,000,000.00-
707 North University Ave.
Northwest Cor. Main & Huron

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worth living, with a
New Suit that will stand the test

Something New In
Hair Goods
Marcelle Nouveau
BouclelHe Nouveau
Switches and Ear-Muffs

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SUIT
SATI'KYER'S

Quality
Fit
Style
Workmanship

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The Stoddard Hair Shop
707 North University Avenue

J. KARL MALCOLM
LIBERTY at MAYNARD

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Easter Apparel

Necessaries

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The newest

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Spring -that are particulary
appropriate for Laster wear

J. L. CHAPMAN
JEWELER AND OPTOMETRIST
The Store of Reliablity & Satisfaction
113 Sonth Main Street
ANN ARBOR, . MICHIGAN



Easter-
Hoslery
Heavy Van Raalte pure thread
Silk Hose are Easter Specials!
In black only. $3.50. Tax extra.
(Main Floor)

Easter
Handkerchiefs
T i s s u e handkerchiefs have
pretty borders in colors guaran-
teed not to. fade. 'Excellent qual-
ty. 40c each.
(Main Floor)

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recent millinery arrivals for
Lster are charmi gly original

OSWA LD HERZ
40 112 W. Washington"
Phone 353 F-I

Easter-
Neckwear
A set of collar and cuffs or a
vestee of organdie, lace or net is
stunning when worn with a new
suit or frock..
(Main Floor)

Easter
Handbags
E a s't e r handbags favor such
leathers as pin seal, morocco and
India goat. Box purses and strap-
top styles are popular. $1.25 to u
$24.
(MinFloor)

LAS IF THIS
LASSIFE11 /COLUMN
CLDSES
ADVERTISING AT 3 P.Y.

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FOR SALE
SALE-Military held glasses.
usch & Lomb Binoculars. Seen
E. F. service. Good condition.
wer 6 diameters. Genuine Leath-
carrying case.sPhone 1192-W, or
rForest Ave. 122-2
SALE-Lot 565, Whitmore Lake'
bdivision, 30 ft. front by 100 ft..
gip. Desirable in every way forl
nping or a cottage. Price $65.I
dress. Daniel K. Day, 115 BroadI
Findlay, Ohio. 122-3
SALE-New Corona Typewriter.
ce '$50.00. 400,000 in use. Easy
ms if desired. Other typewriters
:en in exchange. .0. D. Morrill, 17
'kel's Arcade. - 13
SALE-Fast Peterboro canoe.
ongly rebuilt. Seen at Canoe
'ery or address Jack Wallis, Post
ce. 120-3
SALE - Ford speedster. Good
ning condition. Call Heald,
0. 120-3
SALE.-Microscope. Practically
v. Call 829. 121-4
SALE - May Festival coupon,
i0. Attschuler, 849-M. 122
FOR RENT
RENT-Large two room suite.
nisheil for comfort and study..
o blocks from campus. 815 E.
ron. 117-7
RENT-Furnished housekeeping
rtments of two large rooms.
ilable March 28th. 203 S. Thay-
St. 122-3

LOST AND FOUND
LOST-Dark blue woolen scarf, left in
downstairs reading room of Library.
Finder please return to 1414 Wash-
tenaw and receive reward. Phone
'2570. 122-3
LOST-On 12th St., between Huron'
and N. University, nose glasses, nar-
row shell rims. 1112 Washtenaw.
993-J. 120-3
FOUND-A full line of summer furs
selling at pre-war prices. Zwerdl-
ing's, Ladies' Tailoring and Fur
,Shop, 217 E. Liberty St. _ 122-3
LOST-At Soph Prom. White gold bar
° pin with sapphire set center. Valu-
able as a keepsake. Reward. Call
2542-R. 122-3~
LOST-At Freshman mixer, Saturday,
a sterling silver bar pin, set with
brilliants. Call 2704-M. 121-2
LOST-Stick pin probably in'the Gym
or on Ingalls street. Please call
* 88-W. 122-2
. WANTED
WANTED-To rent a garage in vicin-
ity of Monroe and Tappan Sts,
Phone 981-W or Box G. N., Daily.
121-2j
WANTED-To rent-Garage space for
Ford Coupe. East or South of cand-
pus preferred. Call 1526-R. 121-3
MISCELLANEOUS
THE FULLER BRUSH CO. can use a
few students during summer vaca-
tion. Hard work, but good pay. Ap-
ply to De Payne, 920 Sybil, evenings,
this week only between six and sev-
en. 13

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I-Easter
Hair Nets-
"Stay Fast" Hair Nets, of gen-
uine human hair, are in cap and
flat shapes. White and grey, 25c.
Others, 2 for 25c:
(Main Floor)

Easter
Gloves

Newest style gloves for Easter
wear are in silk and kid. The
new Fownes Filosettes are very
good this spring.
(Main Floor)

Our Economy tasement features crepe de
chine blouses for Saturday only. $3.98

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