THE MICHIGAN DAILY
WOLVERINE SWIMMERS
.PLAN TO AGAIN MEET
S CLEVELAND M.C3a Ae A
COACH DRULARD IS WORKING
- ARD TO DEVELOP HIS
TANK SQUAD
Arrangowents for ne of the sev-
_eral-isWiMming meets which will oom-
prise the Varsity tank schedule dur-
tag-. thicoming season have been com-
pleted, according. to. W. F. Elliott, '23,
Intramural manager. Cleveland Y.
M. C. A., whose aggregation downed
the Maize and Blue last year by a
score of 39 to 29, will be met in the
Ohioans pool on Feb. 25. Cleveland
according to Coach H. S. Ulen, is rep-
resented by almost the same team
which trimmed the Wolverines last
year, while the Michigan squad is
sure to offer a far more formidable
front.
Practice, under the guidance of
Coacir Elmer Drulard is proceeding
daily in the pool of the local "Y".
Despite the fact'that a wealth of ma-
terial has. put in appearance Coach
Drulard wishes it understood that the
call for candidates is a standing one,
and that new tryouts will be given
every opportunity to display their
wares each afternoon except Monday
and Thursday from 3 until 6 o'clock.
On Monday and Thursday practice
wil be held from 4:30 until 6 o'clock.
Candidates are particularly needed
in the plunge for distance, and back
stroke events, .as. In these the Varsity
will not be up to last year's standard
The plunge is a fat man's event, one
of the very few athletic events at
which fat men are adept. Coach Dru-
lard hopes that the next few weeks
will bring out several candidates fpr
the distance dive. The back stroke is
handicapped by the graduation of
Porter, as is the plunge through the
loss of Yerkes, and good men are
needed in both.
900 TICKETS SOLD,
FEW SEATS LEFT
Less than.100 tickets for the game
at Madison Saturday remain at the
athletic office. Out of the 1,000 tick-
ets received here and placed on sale,
all but 100 have been taken up by
students at the University and alum-
ni in the middle 'western cities.
The tickets will be sold today at
the athletic office and at the close of
the day's lfifiiess any :tickets left
over will be sent to Madison, where
they will be placed on sale along with
250 others that are being held in .re-
serve for the Michigan fans, at the
Park hotel in that city.
It is expected that the entire block
of 1,200 seats reserved for the Wol-
verine rooters, near the center of the
-field, will be filled.
foresters Tuesday evening in the fores- This will be the first of a series of'
try seminar of the Natural Science] six lectures planned by the society.
building. "The forester does- his work The series will include addresses by
alone and unassisted, but friends in
various parts of the country are nev-
ertheless a great asset to him." Pro-
fessor Roth went on to trace the his-
lar Qf- erofeseion. - -- --
Fred Sparrow, '25, was made chair-
mnan of the meeting.
SPANISH CLUB WILL GIVE
INITIAL LECTURE TONIGHT
G. Ierrera1 B:Pd., will lecture on
"The Origin of the Spanish Language"'
at 7:5 o'clock tonIghtin ad haisl
under the auspices of La Sociedad His-
panica, the University Spanish .club:.
members of the Spanish department
faculty and by representatives of
Spanish speaking countries, the pur-
pose of the society being to provide a
way for all those interested in modern
HAVE YOUR
Bill-folders, note-books. card'
cases, port-folios, hand-bags,
and other articles -
GOLD - LETTERED
WITH YOUR . NAME
and,
ADDRESS
"LO - KOST PROCESS"
Phone 23544
Spanish to learn more about the lang- Intereses Creados," the cast of which
uage and the iwuntries where it is will be composed of members of the
spoken. organization. A season ticket which
In addition, La Sociedad Hispanica will admit to all the lectures and the
will present a Spanish comedy, "Los play may be obtained for 50 cents.
Stte Savings Bank
Car. Main and Washington
Capital $300,000 Surplus $300,000
Resources $4,000,000
Religious preferences
ed by census-in 1896.
were obtain-
"FELLOWSHIP CHIEF NEED
OF FORESTER," SAYS ROTH
"Fellowship more than anything else
is the chief need of a forester," said
Prof. Filibert Roth, of the forestry de-
partment, at a meeting for freshman
New Term Nov. 14th. Type-
writing, Shorthand, Bookkeep-
ing, Penmanship, Secretarial
Training. Day and Evening.
HAMILTON BUSINESS COLL.
State and William Sts.
Peter J. Van Vioken - 1107 South University A benue -
Earl H. Cress
Only 3
Days
More
of Our
Great
Disposal
Sale
buys a brand
$ Onew. Corona
portable type
writer. Other makes
* at attractive price.
Bee us bef ore you buy.s
17 Nickels Arcade Ann Arbor. Mich
STEAN AS Vf1
TEL.EPHONE 214 IF-1
ONLY
3
DAYS
But They Will Be Days Filled With Won-
derful Values in Men's Furnishings. The
ONLY
3
DAYS
11-1 > I
Entire Remaining
Stock
Must Be Sold
Tennis Results Announced A Reliable feweler
The semi-final tennis match between C H APM AN
Elizabeth Phillips, '22, and Mary L 4WEE E
Early, '24, resulted in a hard-fought 113 South Main
victory for the former, with a scoreo-,1 2. e t s m n
of 3-6, 6-1, 6-2. The other semi-final
match .between Lesley Frost, '23, and i
Catherine Wilcox, '25, was not finished =Dr. George E. Nlee
on~~. acon fdrns.OSTEOPATHIC PilYSJit"AN -
on acoun of arknss.Office hours daily by 'appPoint-
ment Telephone 2526
Thirty men reported for the 1896 Rm. 12, Over Arcade Theatre
All-fresh football team. = 71 N. Tnihiersty Ave.
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Three days remain for our Disposal
Sale and-in these three days we shall
sell every item in our entire stock, no
matter what the sacrifice must be. To
that end we have revised many prices
and rearranged our stocks.
Let These Last Ilinute
Whoever buys during these last three
days of our great Disposal Sale will en-
joy some of the finest values ever pre-
sented in Ann Arbor. We are working
with only one idea in mind to clear
away everything at almost any price.
Prices. Save You Atoney
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Fine Hats and Caps
You'll Never Find, Shirts
Marked Lower
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In-com-pa-ra-bly Fine!
Here are cool smokes
-sun-ripenei tobacco
-fragrant aroma
--savor and flavor
--gratifying result
Every day, more men say
ln.com-pa-ra-bty fine!
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Cost Litlne,
5 dozen Felt Hats with narrow brims, in light and dark colors.
$5 and $6 values ....................................$1.15
A group of $3 Hats clearing at..... ......................$ .89
Men's Smart Winter Caps. $1.50 values ........................$ .69
$2.50 values.... ........................................$1.13
Men's English Tweed and Herringbone Caps in browns and grays i'
25 PER CENT LESSj
Men's Hudson Seal Hats for Driving. $8.50 and $10 values....$4.79')
Here's Where You Get Class
Toques for 65c
Toques for All Classes and Colleges, only....... ..........$ .65
Last Minute Values in Socks
are Remarkable
50c Cotton Lisle Socks in blue, white, brown and gray........$ .28
75c Fine Lisle Hose, in black, cordovan, navy, white, wine
and Palm Beachi-35c. 3 pairs for......... ..... ..$100
$1.25 and $1.50 Silk Hose in black, cordovan and dark green.... $ .79
$2 Arrow Shirts with soft cuffs .................................$ .65
$2 and, $2.50 Lion Dress Shirts ..... ......................... .$ .063
$1.50 to $3 Arrow and Lion Stiff Cuff Shirts ....................$ .79
$2, $2.50 and $3 Arrow, Lion and Monarch Soft Cuff Shirts....$1.45
In excellent patterns
$3 Arrow Shirts with Soft Collars Attached .. ..............$1.55
$3 and $3.50 Arrow Soft Cuff Shirts in fine. neat patterns ....... $1.69
$3, $3.50 and $4 Arrow and Lion Soft Cuff Shirts.............$2.19
Fine $2.50 White Polo Shirts ....................$1.79
With Soft Cuffs and Collars attached
The Best Shirts in Our Stock. Regular $3 and $3.50 values....$2.15
White Polo Styles with Collars attached
Look at These Prices on
Pajamas, Nightshirts
$2 to $3.50 Lightweight Pajamas In whit~e; and colors ...........$1.39
Hleavy Flannel Pajamas, worth $2.25 to $44.2........ .......$1.53
Boys' Flannel and lightweight cotton Pajamas. $1.50 values....$ .65
Boys' lightweight Cotton.Night Shirts. $1.50 to $2.25 values....$ .85
Boys' $1.50 and $2 Flannel NigRt Shirts..... .... ......$ .95
2/or 5
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clended In the Good Old English Way
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CLOSESS
AT 3 /.M. ADVERTISING AT 3 P.M
Better Buy Tennis Shoes
Now for Spring
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Lab Students, Waiters, Atten-
tion! Values for You
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WANTED LOhT Alva )FUUA
WANTED-Male or female demon- LOST-Burberry Overcoat outside lec-
strators and salesmen. Sure seller, ture room in Chem. Bldg., last Tues.
big profits. For interview call for at 11. Have coat that was exchang-
Mr. Lapham) 118 Miller, after 5 p. m. ed. Call 1367-R. 40
39-2
LOST-On Campus, dark brown kid
WANTED-Student to deliver lunches gauntlet glove. Finder please return
between 9 and 11 o'clock at night. to Box D. T., Daily. 39-3
$3 Dental Clinic Coats...............................$1.85
$2 Waiters' Coats .........................................$1.39
Only five Linen Lab. Coats. $3 values ..........................$1.13
$1 Rubber Chem. Aprons..............................$ .79
55 Lab. Aprons, made of brown duck. Regularly 90c. Now......$ .49
$1.75 Tennis Shoes.$................................$110
Sweaters for Every Need
Imaginable
Sweaters-all kinds and styles in wool and cotton-Some at Half-Price
Others One-Third Less.
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Board or pay. Must have bicycle.
Ham'sLunch, 538 Forest. 40
WANTED-Student to work from 8 to
12 A. M. every day. Board and over-
time. Ham's Lunch. 538 Forest. 40
WANTED-- Three saxaphone players
to play in quartet in "Spotlight."
V. Bauble, 557-J. 40
WANTED - Single furnished room;
clean and quiet. Address Box M. F.
39-2
MISOELLANEOUS
ANYONE desiring stucco work done,
see Charles Derocher, 337 S. Ash-
ley, after 6 p. m. Work guaranteed.
39-2F
FOR RENT
LOST-Man's pocketbook. Small sum,
tickets, keys, etc. Reward. Phone
854-M. 39-2
LOST-Wire-haired Fox Terrier. Re-
ward. Call 397. 39-2
FOR SALE
FOR SALE-Sheepskin coat, new con-
dition, worn one week. $12.00. See
J. D. Glunt, 620 Oakland Ave. Phone
2809-M. 40-2
FOR SALE-Fine quality honey. 5, 10
and 60 lb. packages. G. S. Bishop,
2505 GeddesAve._Phone 2307-M. 40-3
FOR SALE-Cheap. Complete set of
high-grade drums. Call 160-J be-
tween 6:15 and 6:40 P. M. 40-21
FOR SALE--Harley Davidson, twin. 3
speed, $50. 624 Packard. Phone
FOR ENTAince uit ofroosffr A
Dozens of other reductions, too, that will
make this the greatest clearance of all
Van Boven
&m4
Cress
Formerly The Varsity Toggery Shop
1107 South University Avenue
1107 South University I
FOR RENT-A nice suite of rooms for
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