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Birds Seen Here
TO
week left for the com-
aarios intended for the
e, prospective entrants
qick action by those in
contest. A number of
.e already turned in
narios and indications
,est will be in' well be-
ing of the competition
xt Tuesday night, Jan
atative of the producers
appointed to assist in
of " the picture will be
again this week, with
om 2 to 4 o'clock today
rooms of the Press
will be readytosconsult
nt writers whose seen-j
'oaching final form and
:estions to assist in re-
n those already submit-!
couraging, according to
o have examined them.'
have free'd themselves
ieyed situations that are
of the ordinary motion
ith plots that allow the
f college atmosphere!
. seem to combine ideas
a'ity.' Those, with siig-
veloned as yet are re-
~mIt theai .for consider-
fechnical man provided
ers for that purpose.
rT. DISCETfi NW .
A flock of 16 Belgian Wax Wings'
was seen in Ann Arbor yesterday near
the home of Prof. F. C. Newcombe, of
the botany department, on Geddes
Heights. Norman A. Wood, curator of
birds in the Museum of Zoo'ogy, who
has been with the ' University for
twenty years and has worked in Michi-
gan for over 'forty years, claims that
these are the first Bohemian Wax
Wings that he has ever seen in their
natural state.
There are two types of Wax Wings
Sthat, have been observed InrMichigan,
the Bohemian or Wanderer and the
Ceder bird. tThe HudsondBaycountry
is their natural home and it is very
rarely that they are seen even in the
northerni peninsula. Because of their
brilliant coloring they are very beauti-
,Iful.
Adelphi House Elects Officers
Julius Glosgow, '23, was elected
speaker of the Adelphi House of Rep-
resentatives for the coming semester
at ,the regular meeting of the society
in their rooms Tuesday night. An-'
drew C. Beam, '23, was elected to the
office of clerk; Gilbert Gower, '22, was
. made treasurer; and D. Roxburgh, '24,
was elected sergeant-at-arms.
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IB OARD!
EQuality and
Satisfaction!
REDUCED PRICES
EFFECTIVE AT ONCE
PER WEEK
" 3 Meals .........$6.00
2 Meals......... $5.25
WEEK BEGINS
SATURDAY NOON
OTTMER'S
DINING ROOMS
- . WILLIAM S'REET
AT THOMPSON
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LOCK WOOD TO GIVE
CRITICiSM COURSL
Beginning with the second semester,.
the School of Music plans to offer a
new course, "Musical Criticism," to be
given by Samuel P. Lockwood. The
aim of this course will be to teach
students to express an intelligent
opinion of a performance or a com-
position, either verbally or in writ-
ing The work will consist in writing
a short criticism of each concert or
Elk's ,Pre-Lenten
Party
THURSDAY JAN. 26
FOR ELKS AND FRIEDS
at
THE ARMORY
DEEBACH'S FAMOUS TEN
Dancing 9 to I
Tickets at WI litt's. Goldman's,
GraFier's, Goodyear's Drug,
Fischer's, Foster's.,
recital, All students interested,
whether for the purpose of taking the
course or not, should meet Mr. Lock-
wood at 5 o'clock. Thursday, Jan. 26,
in room 223 of the school.
Patronize Daily Advermers -Ad"
ARRANGE
TO-DAY
for those business subjects at"
HAMILTON BUSINESS COL.
Board Reduc
Owing to decrease in cost of
food stuff, the price of, board
is reduced $1.00 as follows:
3 Meals per day - - $6.00 per week
'2 Meals per day , $5.00 per week
539 Forest Ave.
T HOUSANDS of smokers have proved it-
give the verdict to you-
Of all the other tobaccos NATURE has
-none-can approach the finest varieties of pur
for cigarettes-
None has the delicious FLAVOR of the finest
None gives the ENJOYMENT of the finest
None will SATISFY you as will the finest Tu
None but the highest grade and -personall
Turkish tobaccos is used in MURAD.
Hobart Guild, the. student's society s
of St. Andrew's church, has elected iE
Its officers for the coming year. They R
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F
/
All
to smoke
Try d
day and
leration of the annual budget
fniversity will not be taken up
next meeting of the Bo1rd of'
which convenes Friday in the
room in the law building.
on to more or less degree of
osed building program is ex-
o take place, together with a
of minor matters-and the usual
business. Two members of the
Regents Lucius L. Hubbard. of
in, and Frank B. Leand. of De-
e expected to be absent from
uary meeting.
Prohibitioh club meets this
-in law lecture room at 7:30.
s and songs will be the, order
rogr m."-Daily, Dec. 2, -1892.
SlltS and O'coSs
25% Discount
WADTAMS &C.
TWO STORES
rd.AAG
0S.
0
irk
V
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White Oxford
Shirts
Flannel-
GORDON
Pajamas
and
Leather
Coats
GORDON
$20.00
Sheep-Lined
Coats
GORDON
$35.00 Sheep-lined
Cloth Shell
Arrow
Soft Collars
Collar Attached
50c
TWO
Values
FOR 50c
Night Robes
'
I
3 Sizes 36
$13.50
$1.85
Coats
$20.00
$1.49
$13.50
35c Values
TW.O FOR 35c
2
for
$2.00
Vassar"
Winter Weight
0 Cotton
Union Suits
Big Final 10day Clean-up
For the next ten days we will offer you values in Men's Clothing and Furnishings that
have never been equalled in Ann Arbor. The opportunity is now at hand where you
can save money so come down town TODAY and see what a REAL SALE means.
$5.00
v
Union .
65% Wool
$1.45
.$3.65
$3.00
r
X26.5O
Your Choice of Any
Suit or Overcoat
in the store
$26.5O
$6.50
Vassar
Union
Union
Suits
$2.10
Jadies'
f
Values up'to $65.00;now
Extra C. & K. HATS Extra!
KNAPP - FELT PORTIS & CROFUT & KNAPP
$7.50 and $10.00 hats $5.00 and $6.00 hats $
allgoat . .. .....all go at... ...
LUTZ CLOTHING STORE
217 South Main
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CORI
$4.95
All Wool
Wool
REEF
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$6.95
WOOL HOSE
WE ARE GOING
TO CLEAN THEM
WOOL
SHIRTS
SILK,
SHIRTS
CAPS
FLANNI
MUFFLERS
Great Values at
SHIR
each
YOUR CHOICE
OF ANY
COTTON SHIRT
IN THE STORE
$1.85
ALL OUT AT
95c a pair
ALL $3.00 AND
$4.00 CAPS
$8.00 Values $5.65
WHITE JERSEY
SILK SHIRTS
$4.95
GO AT
$1.25 and $1.95
$2.30 each