,u , U quarters of the committee are at desk
.R F~UI VV:UR~ Ethree in the student activities room
-- ' of the Union where the committee is
om page 4) at the service of students from 4 to
ce when the seasonI
at to the Maroons be-+
ay five played more
r "Piggy" Lambert's
rt changed and plays
.gainst Big Ten quin-
her band Purdue is
>mparatively easy ar-
nes. The Boilermak-!
Michigan, Wisconsin,
d should have easy
game save the pair
'eb. 7 the Boilermaker
Coach Winter's Ilh-
by Captain Carney.
ne of this contest
final position of these
ois has a well organ-
around Captain Car-
layer is not covered
ould not be surpris-
)is take the game.
Don White, guard
for Purdue, will also
He was high scorer in
last year and will
is defense' a lot of
s has nct built up a
his offense and the
f his team will be put
strain in the Purdue
'isconsin and Minne-
thatclosely follow.
ient of the long pass-
resent a far different
from the .fast short
by Dr. Aeanwell at
ent indications it is
how either-- Minnesota
be displaced. ,during
weeks. Minnesota
lily from Indiana on
k end while Purdue
e difficulty in repeat-
Iowa in the game at
day. Unlesj Illinois
the tables and win
ei adinng teams. Pur-
5:30 o'clock on Mondays and Thurs-
days.
UNION PLANS FORMAL PARTY
FOR SATURDAY AFTER J-HOP
A formal dance will be given Sat-
urday, Feb. 11, the night after the
J-Hop, by the Union in accordance
with the request of many Union them-
Pure Candles are like\
good deeds - they make
their mark in the 1world.
Our Candy plead their
own case - each packags
)roved their purity. They
.vill ,help the cause what-
ever it is. They are made
of the purest materials in I
A clean kitchen by a 'can-
dy chef who knows h 'is:
Assortment of packages
for the J-Hop and St. Val-
entine's Day.
REST
bers. Tickets will, go on sale at 5
o'clock, Tuesday, Feb. 7, at the main
desk in the lobby. Purchases can be
made by the general membership- of
the Union. A special musical pro-
gram has been planned for the affair.
Education Men to Attend Meet,
Dean A. S. Whitney and Prof. Clif-
ford Woody, of the School of Educa-
tion, will attend the third annual con-
ference on junior and senior high
school problems, which will be held
at Mount Pleasant, Feb.,. 9 and 10.
Dean Whitney will speak on "The
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and other typewriters. TIl
chines are in first-class c
and bargains at the prie
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17 Nickels Arcade
Dealer for L. C. Smith and
School of Education
of Michigan."
at the University
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Everyone knows what Pyrex ware
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wife that she may have a set of it.
It is durable and economical, saves
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The full flavor is retained because
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Pyrex is a practical and appreciat-
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Birthdays, Anniversaries, etc.
Our Stock is complete and varied.
time, fuel and dishes.
Your food
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will change very little. It
>robable that the Illini will
these games payed on Feb.
.1, although a crimp is cer-
put in the hopes o! some
uintets before Michigan re-
play Feb. 11 with 0. S. U. at
lowing is the Wolverines'
Ohio State at Columbus.
Indiana at Indiana.
Wisconsin at Michigan.
Indiana at Michigan.
Illinois at Michigan.
Iowa at Iowa.
Iowa at .Michigan.
Northwestern at Michigan.
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ION BOOK EXCHANGE OPEN
DURING EXAMINATION WEEK
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ext semester, to
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An Authoritative Presentatibn of all that is New
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for the Sp ing Season will be
made at the Style
Show to be given at 7:30 o'clock,
Wednesday,
February 1.
Second Floor.
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Featuring
Evening
Wear
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ameras incorporate
'ctive improvements
your percentage of
Attire for evening wear will be featured at this review.
Soft crepes in
The gowns chosen for this display will be worn by living
shows in
you will get
rMore.
Pastel shades and crisp taffetas in more vivid colorings combine with silver
and gold laces, dainty orsages and narrow ribbon to make many charming
creations.
have been selected from the girls employed in the store.
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rector of fashion shows will have charge of the afair as well as the
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of the girls.
The 'models will walk the length of a raised platform in
2. Film plate in back holds film
,perfectly flat, meaning sharpness
over the entire picture.
3. Rapid film loading, no spool
centers to pull out.
'4. U-shaped Standarand Wide
Track insure permanent optical
ulignment.
5. Rack and Pinion for quick
and accurate focusing.
When you buy a REXO, you,
buy camera satisfaction.
Load Your Camera With
REXO Products are sold in
Ann Arbor by
The Students Supply Store
1111 S. University Ave.
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Afternoon wear and sport apparel will be shown as well, as the more
formal gowns; and Tweed suits and top coats will be included in the showing.
Millinary and foot-wear to match costumes will be a prominent feature of the
affair arfd accessories of every nature will accompany the gowns in order
that the appearance of every model may be perfect.
that every guest may have an ample opportunity for observing each co
in detail.
The entire second floor with a seating capacity of mtore than 1 ,000
will be given over to the affair and you are cordially invited to attend thi
prehensive review of advanced spring gtyles.
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