i be Fr IlU ,n. 24.-The add-' ial events to the et with the ap- ches throughout g to K. L. Wil' of Drake uni- ties and colleges, Di- ays, often are unable, 1 relay team but have sually good men who rs individually. The champions to these different sections of .riably results in rec- itests. Ural Items determined by elimination, the teamI rolling the highest score in this gamej winning, regardless of previous scores. Junior engineers are high in. the semi- finals and this afternoon will meet either the Junior lits or Upper laws, depending on the scores of the latter yesterday afternoon. ' WDISIES' TRYOUTS I The editors of Whimsies will be glad to receive communica- tions from any member of the student body who are interested in becoming candidates for the editorial staff of the magazine, for the year 1922-23. Three posi- tions are to be filled by election and " every application will be given full consideration' regard-, less of class or school of the ap- plicant. All persons' interested should apply by mail, addressing Iletters to Whimsies, Press build-' ing, before Feburury 1. LAWRENCE H. CONRAD. Our newly remodeled Hair Dressing parlors on the third floor are now open in time to take care of the J-Hop 'rush. Have all private booths and use rain- water only. We dor shampooing, fac- ial work, manicuring, hair. dressing. hair bobbing, and all marcelling is done by our own expert. Also carry a full line of Jenny Lincoln cosmetics. Would advise making your appoint- ments early for the day of the J-Hop so that you will not be disappointed or have to wait too lond. Mack & Co.-Adv. FOR BOXING IOIJFNEY Entries are now open for the box- ing tournament which is to be held in the latter part of March. All those men who intend to enter the tourna- ment should notify Coach Sullivan as soon as possible. When signifying LTheir intentions of participating in the ournament, they should also state the cobege which they attend and their present weignt. The matter of weight and co-lege are particularly important and the applicant should pay strict attention to these rules. The men will be held strictiy accountably for the weights at which they register and misrepresentation will not be allowed. There are four groups of colleges included in the tournament and they are divided in the best possible way for equa- representation. The literary, .aw and engineering colleges consti- tute three of the groups while Medics, I 11 LISTS OPENED Dents and Pharmacists comprise the other group. The weights are divided so as to in- clude practically' every suitable com- petition on the campus. Bantam weight-11 to 118; featherweight- 120 to 125; lightweight-130 to 135: welterweight-142 to 148; middle- weight-152 to 157: light heavyweight --M0 to 167; heavyweight-175 pounds and upwards. NEW OFFICERS ELECTED BY ATHENA LITERARY SOCIETY Officers for next semester were elect- ed at a meeting of Athena Literary so- ciety Tuesday night as follows: Pres- ident, Catherine Stafford, '24; vice- president, Mary Hobson, '23; secre- tary, Helen Anderson, '23P; treasurer, Sadyebeth Heath, '24; oratorical dele- gate, Beata Hasley, '22. Detroit Central Alumni Dance, Fri- day, February 3. Hotel Statler. In- formal.-Adv. Patronize our Advertisers.-Adv Students Sul 1111 South Unive Stationery Loose Leaf Note Boo: Cameras and SuppliE Laundry Agency Candies a Fou 9 The hockey schedule for Thursday is as follows: 3:30 o'clock-Chi Psi vs. Phi Kappa Psi; 4:15 o'clock-Sig-; ma Phi vs. Alpha Chi Sigma; 5:15 o'clock-Delta Chi vs. Psi Upsilon; 7 o'clock - Sophomore engineers vs., Junior engineers; 7:30 o'clock- Nu Sigma Nu vs. Lambda Chi Alpha. For Friday: 3:30 o'clock-Delta Kappa Epsilon vs. Kappa Beta Psi; 4:15 o'clock-Sigma Nu vs. Sigma Phi Ep- silon; 5:15 o'clock-Phi Sigma Kappa vs. Theta Xi; 7 o'clock-Zeta Beta 'au vs. Hermitage; 7:30 o'clock-Delta Sigma Delta vs. Delta Upsilon. The finals of the interclass bowling tournament will be held this afternoon every Dollar 's, Werth of en 's Trousers liroken Up Into Small Chiange I $3.95 . ,,1 '- ' . ; ,, V\ 1 " . vl1/ - t ' i ; t f .... ._. E . J -HOP SPECIAL Your Full Dress is NOT Complete without a Pair of "Smith's" The prices we have put on our men's Trot stock demand some explanation. They are the lowest that we ever associated name with while the, goods are the "bred in bone" quality for which we are known. We want to change this stock from our ha to yours. It is time to clean house - we're clean Everything a man wears is included at pr that are almost unbelievable until we bac them up here in the store I. O& I DANCING OXFORDS SHOES AT SPECIAL ATE $6.85 , 1 4 OFF All $54o $6.oo and $7.00 Marked at 2 BLACK NORWE- GIAN _$6 75' .. ,.. 4 ..«.:. BROWN NORWE- GIAN $6.75 GROSS & DIETZEL 117 East Wa hington $3.95 N. F. ALLEN( 211 South Main Street i iI I The Best Shoe Values in the City I Get 0 len's Shoe from H Shoppe Don't Miss This J. J.0'Kane Al F. Herder LASSIFIE COLUMN. , IECOLUMN CLOSES - CLOSES AT 3 P.M. ADVERTISING AT 3 P.M. BANKRUPT --OF- SiA .. - ,.. FOR ENT; FOR RENT-Two very desirable single rooms for second semester, in 'a modern, up-to-date house. Prices reasonable. Call 2388-J, or write Box L. B. P., Daily. 90-4 FOR RENT - Single room, double room. Wanted roommate to share front double room, separate beds. well lighted and heated. Phone 2863-W. 923 Girenwood. 89-2 FOR RENT - 1 single and 1 double' room for second semester. /Warm and convenient to campus. 238 S. Thayer St., across from Hill Audi-' torium._90-3 FOR RENT - Next semester, south suite, very pleasant, price reason- able, for two students. 822 Arch St. Phone 348-R. 90-21 FOR RENT-Pleasant room for two students next semester. Steam heat. $6.00. Phone 320-J, 415 No. Division. 88-3 FOR RENT-One double suite-two students, front suite to be shared by another. Mc Kay, 1367-R. 89-2 FOR RENT-A very desirable double room and suite. Very reasonable.' 425 S. Divisioti._88-3I FOR RENT-Desirable suite on first floor. Also a single room at 429 S. Division. 88-3 FOR RENT-Fine room for two men students near campus. Reasonable. Phone 1395-R. 89-21 FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room, will rent either single or rouble. 511I Cheever Court. 90' FOR RENT-Pleasant, warm suite for two in private home. 535 Packard-i St. 90-2 FOR RENT-Feb. 4th to Sept., an 81 room house, 514-W. 1322 Hill St. 89-2 FOR RENT-Front suite, double room and single room._Phone 99-M. 89-31 FOR RENT-Exceptional suite. Call Rood, 652-M, or leave number. 90-3 FOR RENT FOR RENT-Unusually desirable room -new house three-fourths mile south of campus. $3.50. 1321 S. State. 1734-J. 90-2 WANTED WANTED-Man chef wants fraternity position. Experienced cutting meats by quarter, and on pastry. City re- ferences.:_1889-W._90-3 WANTED-Club of 20 to 25 men to board next semester. Finest home cooking. Box G. C., Daily. 90-3 WANTED-Theses typed and neatly bound. Accuracy guaranteed. Miss glark. 1443-M. 89-3 WANTED-This year's student direc- tory. Wm. Goodyear & Co., 124 So. Main St. 86-21 WANTED-A small Victrola. Phone Hammond or Heyt at 60-W. ___ 90 WANTED-Single room for next se- mester. Call 609. 90-2, LOST LOST-R. T. Dobson, Jr., German pol Ice. dog, "Chum." Liberal reward for information leading to his recov- ery. Phone 2678 or 1413. 89-4 LOST-Cold wrist watch onN. 'Univer- sity or IWashtenaw. Wednesday morning. Reward. Call 885-N- or 1222 Washtenaw. ______ 90-2; LOST-Cap in Hill Auditorium. Tues- day. Initigle inside. Call C. F. Gal- loway. 1920-. 9t LOST - Leather note-book, Natural Science bldg. Luther Beachem. 1011, Church. 90 FOR SALE. FOR SALE-Blue serge dress in good condition, $5.00. Also a semi-eve- ning gown, size 38. Call evenings. 2925-M. 89-2 FOR SALE-New aluminum top "Auto- mioble" skates. Size 8 shoe attach- ed. Harry, 2941-M, 10 to 1. 90 Dresses, Coats, Suits and F SALE NOW ON A BANKRUPT STOCK FROM A WELL-KNOWN FIRM SELLING W OME N 'S WEAR, IS C NOW. WE BOUGHT THIS STOCK RIGHT AND WE ARE PASSING THE SAVINGS ON T NEVER BEFORE HAVE SUCH BARGAINS BEEN OFFERED. EVERY GARMENT IS NEW IN STYLE AND PERFECT THESE EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS. IN WORKMANSHIP. COME A Sale ,of Snits A fine showing of suits; some fur-trimfied and some plain. prices these suits will go fast. Tricotines, Poiret Twills and other materials. Silk lined. Suits were $90 to $125, on sale at $45 Suits were'$60-$85 on sale at $32,5 Suits were $40 to $55, on Sale of Fur Coats Sale of Dr Fur Coats in Hudson Seal, 'both plain and trimmed, with squirrel and marten. Also raccoon, muskrat, squirrel and mar- mot coats. Fur Coats formerly priced at Fur Coats formerly priced at Neck Pieces and Muffs, $59 Others as low as $10. $390 to $475, now. $275.00 $175 to $275, now. .$110.00 to $95, now.... .... $37.50 These dresses are handsomely made in the new( silks, tricotines, poiret twills and other materials. many of the most popular shades. Dresses were $60 to $125, now......$ Dresses were $60 to*$85, now.,........ Dresses were $40 to $55, now......., Just a Few Fine Cloth Coats on Sale, Q Some Fur Trimmed, at ...... .. " of the Former Price FOR SALE-One pair of nickle-plated r-Sing'e room, double room tuielar racing skates. Brand new. e. 311 Thompson. 90-3 Phone 2785-M. Barth. 90-2 T-Room for one. 516 Cheev-. TSfEFLANEnUR tPhone 257 7-J. . 90-2f .URNIT RE Repairing, Upholstering T-Two large rooms for four Refini ing, Caning. Verne Smith :2 E. Washington. 89-5 Phnne 2616-R 7R-16 ESTABI ISHED 1904 Zwerdling's FUR AND TAILORING SI . ,..,...._. ,....._-, a .. . _.. . ._.. ._..