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ener, '22M, former,
Li captain, and Mar-
9, were married on'
home of the bride's
tlih Fifth street, Ain
basketball captain,
so been the Medical
is now a member of the Student coun-
cil. He is also a member of Michi-
gamua, senior honorary society, and
of the Phi Chi fraternity. Mrs. Ry-
chener is a member of the Mu Phi
Epsilon sorority.
Do as others do, go down town to J.
F. Wuerth's for Lab. Coats, Dental
Coats, Waiter's Coats, etc., and save
-money; next to Wuerth Theater.-,adv.
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ere is no better place to buy it than the
aize, if you want a "corsage that is artistic
Blu
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thy? - because our designers have made such a
orough study of floral art, that they can produce
corsage which has all the artistic touches from the
acement of flowers to the selection of a fitting rib-
LU MAIZE BLOSSOM SHOP
9 NICKELS ARCADE
(Open evenings till nine)
NIEL F. VOLLMER
W. S. WELLS
Junior Girls' play manuscripts
should be handed in to Elsa Oiesen,1
'23, by Oct. 15.-
Tryouts for junior and senior class
hockey teams will meet at 5 o'clock
Monday, Oct, 3, in Barbour gymnas-
ium.
Girls who wish work may see Dean
Myra B. Jordan at her office.
Any person wishing to have type-
writing or stenographic work done
may get in touch with experienced
girls wishing to do this kind of work
by notifying Mrs. Jordan's secretary.
Chaperones for the dances this week
end are to be as follows: at the Un-
ion - Friday- night, Mrs. E. G.
Heartt; Saturday night, Mrs. H. G.
Berger; at the Armory-Friday night,
Mrs. Yates Adams; Saturday night,
Mrs. H. B. Lazzell; at the Packard-
Friday night, Mrs. Martha Hills; Sat-
urday night, Mrs. H. W. Cake.
All University girls are invited to
a Y. W. C. A. tea from 3:30 to 6
o'clock Friday afternoon to meet Miss
Mary Ross, general secretary of the Y.
W. C. A. of Northwestern university.
Information may be obtained at the
Y. W. C. A. office at Newberry hall at
all hours of the day.
Tryouts for the University School
of Music Girls' Glee club will be held
from 10 to 11 o'clock Saturday, Oct. 1,
and from 3:30 to 5:30 o'clock, Thurs-
day, Oct. 4.
Junior and freshman girls are in-
vited to the junior adviser dinner for
freshmen at 6 o'clock Monday, Oct. 3
at Barbour gymnasium.
A student's athletic book has been
found and turned in to the office of the
dean of women. The owner- may re-
ceive it by applying to Miss Sherman,
Mrs. Jordan's secretary.+
A sorority pledge pin which cannot
be identified has been brought in to
Mrs. Jordan's secretary, where it may
be found by the owner.
There are several positions open to
girls who wish to work in private fam-
ilies cooking and serving dinner, from
4 o'clock in the afternoon on. Miss
Sherman, Mrs. Jordan's secretary, will
be glad to talk to girls who wish work
of this kind.
MACDONALD-McLAUCHLIN
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
Announcement was made of the en-
gagement of Alice Joy MacDonald,
'23, to Russell J. McLauchlin, ex-'15,
both of Detroit, at a special dinner at
the Kappa Alpha Theta house Wed-
nesday evening.
McLauchlin is a Cornell graduate of
the class '18L, having spent two
years here in the literary college, and
at present is an associate editor of
the Deiroit Saturday Night. He is a
member of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon
fraternity.
The marriage will take place next
summer.
Diniuf Engagement Announced
Announcement of the engagement of
Lenore Diniuf, '22, and Noel Richards,
a senior at Indiana, was made last
night at the Pi Beta Phi sorority
house. Richards is a member of the
Kappa Sigma fraternity. The mar-
riage will occur In January.
Underwood, Remington, L. C. Smith,
Royal; also Remington and Under-
wood portables for sale or rent at
711 N. University Ave. Room 2, 2nd
floor .-Adv.
Drawing Instruments. Bargains in
second hand sets at Wahr's, 316 State
St.--Adv.
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LEAGUE POSTPONES
AFTERNOON PARTY
The Women's league party which
was announced for this afternoon has
been postponed. Owing to the factl
that Dean Myra B. Jordan will en-
tertain University women at tea on
the following three Friday after-
noons, the first afternoon party of the
Women's league will be held Friday
afternoon, Oct. 28.
Members of the board of faculty
advisors for this year will be as fol-
lows: Mrs. Marion L. Burton, Mrs.
L. A. Strauss, Mrs. R. W. Cowden,
Mrs. T. E. Rankin, Mrs. W. R.
Humphreys, Mrs. J. R. Bradsha,w
Mrs. T. J. C. Diekhoff, and Mrs. F. W.
Peterson. The last three are the new
members which were elected by the
board of directors of the Women's
league at their meeting last June. It
is customary for the board to invite
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TODAY and SATURDAY
Ride Back to the Frontier Days
AND HIS 5
vJOHN 'PHILIP SOUSA °Coi,'ductor
CjannCommader V.5 .PI.1.F.
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TMu ATIANTuQ TO YHS PACSFIO
213 E. Liberty
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5I AtLJ HLS POPULAR COMPOSITIONS
Monday, Oct, 7
HILL AUDITORIUM
Auspices
STUDENT COUNCIL
!I
Branch: ,16 N. University
P -hundreds of Indians and scouts
c+ in prairie conflict
-great scenes of frontier strife di-
rected and photographed from
the air
-the scenic grandeur of Glacier
National Park
--the story of a gambler's love for
a boy and a girl
-such heart-touches as only Neil-
an can achieve
-sitch humor as only Wesley Bar-
ry can bring to the screen.
A FIRST NATIONAL ATTRACTION
A Guaranteed Production
the wife of the president of the Uni- Girls Attention! Rain water
versity to act upon this board and to poos, hair dressing, marcel-v
alternately elect two -and three mem- rent. Mrs. J. R. Trojanowski,
bers each year. University Ave., side entrance.
The first meeting of the board of 696-.-Adv.
directors will be held Saturday, Oc-
tober 8. Try a Daily Want Ad. It pays
LAN DEiRS
OR
LOWE RS
-with Bob Hampton, the two-fist-
ed gambler,
-with Buddy, the freckle-faced
cyclone in chaps, -
-with the Kid, the white-girl
snatched from the Indians and
transplanted into the hearts of
two men.
Matinee ..._........ ...
Evening°............... .
4:00
8:30
CLOSEA
SADVERAIGT 3 P.M
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FOR RENT
LENT-Suite for two, newly fur-
ed, second floor. Twelve dollar
e for nine, lessee going into fra-
ity will pay difference. Near
pus. Snap. 332 E. Jefferson. 4-4
RENT- One front suite to one
wo girl students. No other room-
Two blocks from campus, 13121
les Ave. Phone 1168. .
LENT-Two large well furnished
t rooms, 13091S. State St., oppo-
Ferry Field, with board if de-
d. Phone 2196-R. ' 4-21
RENT- Well furnished house,
i -location. Man and wife only.
ponsible people. No children.
ae 2196-R. 4-2
RENT-Just furnished very good
as and suites for $3.00, $4.00, and
) a student. 1107 S. State St.
ne 1963-J. 5
LENT - A front suite of rooms
two boys, two- blocks from the
pus, at 513 S. Division. Call
-M. _3-3
LENT-Two room suite, $6.00, no
dren or other students in the
se. Call 1925-W or 1111 Prospect
4-2
RENT- Share in large double
n-steam heat, desk. $4.50.
ne 1194-M. 422 E. Washington.
3-3
RENT - Two desirable suites,
students each. $3.00 per stu-
. 308 Packard St. 5
RENT- One single, one double
a. Inquire at 808 Catherine.
ne 2004-W. 4-2
RENT-Suite, three blocks from
pus. Steam heat. $10.00. Phone
j. 5-2
LENT-Pleasant single room, one
k from campus,, 1122 Washten-
4-2
RENT - Attractive room, 916
nwood. Phone 2863-M. 5
ENT-One suite, one block from
pus. Phone 2143-J. 5-2
LENT-Room. Good sized single
n, 604 Mary Court. 4-3
LOST
-Four $5.00 chemistry labora-
coupons. Call Newcombe at
4-3i
-Silver fountain pen with Initi-
E. S. H. Call Miss Hoyt, 2226-M.
5-3
- Gold medal, engraved, high
p 1921. S. R. Lee, 445 Second. 4-2
WANTED
WANTED--Salesman with car to sell
low priced 10,000 mile cord tires.
Salary and ekpenses with extra com-
missions. GOODSTOCK CORD TIRE
00., 309 S. LaSalle St., Chicago, Il-
linois. 5
WANTED - Work between , classes
keeping cars in order. Applicant is
from Sweeney's Automobile School
and Experienced. Archie Morley,
1122 Washtenaw. Phone 1576-R. 5-2
WANTED-Twelve boarders, $6.00 per
week for two meals a day. No break-
fasts. Good home cooking. Inquire,
Mrs. Batdorff. '1213 Willard St., or
phone 1456-W. 2-4
WANTED - Twelve boarders, good
home cooking. Some in south-east
section preferred. 1135 Lincoln Ave.
Phone 544-R. 4-2
WANTED - Student Washing, ladies
and gentlemen, to do at home. First
class work. Colored lady. Phone
1822-R. 5-3
WANTED-Third year engineer wants
man to share pleasant room on third
floor, $3.50 per week. 429 S. Divis-
ion. 5
WANTED-A desirable student wants
room-mate in pleasant suite at 429
S. Division. Good location. 5-3
WANTED-Home board, fine men stu-
dents, $6.00 per week. Inquire 623
S. Division. 5-2
WANTED-Job as second cook by ex-
perienced upperclassman. Call
1680-W. 5
FOR SALE
FOR SALE-Ford Touring, 1916 Mod-
el. Good non-skid tires, $115. Call
1855, Spier or Smith. 5
IleSH-ALL
Nr~en tRaI lParrSh's
i
HINK of the possibili-
ties in store for you in
the business world if
you train yourself to take ad-
vantage of them. The de-
mand for competent assist-
ants is greater than the sup-
ply. Don't grope for your
place in life. We will teach
you how to fill it. \
New Term-Oct. 3rd
Patronize our Advertisers.-Adv.
Wesley Barry as
Buddy
OTHER FEATURE
NUMBERS
Harry Lehman Comedy
"A GAME LADY"
and
TALE OF THE FUR NORTH
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ARCADE ORCHESTRA James Kirkwood as
Bob Hampton
PERFORMANCES
MATINEES
2:00, and 3:30
EVENINGS
7:00 and 8:30
*
COMING SUNDAY
TEN DOLLAR RAISE
Exceptional Caste
A BIG PICTURE
k
Preparatoiy to a one
o clock in Economics
4k
FOR SALE-Dining Room Set,
with Desk Chair and three
Cases. Phone 786.
Desk
Book
5-2
Free trip to Wisconsin.
Arcade Barbers.-Adv.
Ask the
FOR SALE-Remington Visible Type-
writer in good condition. Price $40.
635 Tappan Ave. 3-3
FOR SALE - Several Dodge Broth-
ers Tourings, prices from $250 to
$750. Ford Chassis just what you
want for Speedsters, priced very
low. See these and get our prices
and terms bbfore you buy a used
car. Ann Arbor Garage, 206 W.
Huron St., dealers in Dodge Broth-
ers Motor Cars. 5-3
MISCELLANEOUS
BOARD-Six dollars for three meals,
$5.00 for two meals. Home cooking,
Mrs. F. M. Cilley, 314 E. William.
Phone 2121-M. 3-3
BOARD-Real home cooking, $7.50 for
three meals. $6.25 for two. Mrs.
Wm. Flynn, 607 Hill. 5-3
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$5O buys a brand
.lVnew Corona
writer. Other s
at attractive prices.
Bee uabeforeyoubuy.F
"With the law of supply and demand
I should think the Arcade Cafeteria 's
Prices would lie high. IIut they 're not!"'
SPECIAL to STUDENTS
A student without a typewriter is
badly handicapped these days when
molt college work must be typed to
bring the best marks.
For as little as $5.00 a month you
can now purchase a high grade
TYPEWRITER
from
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It's u
0. AMORRILL
17 Nickels Arcade
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