... s.....,.. . r ,..,~ .. -.:Y- .. _. _...,. 'I: I. I I I .. I I - 4 1 AWJ , STO it; 5 James. Foster 213,So. State Hou~se of -Art De~ries krt . Sore 223 So. Main Street Auto Special~ty Shop 219 West Hiuron'. t. Ann Arbor Auto Top;Company 311 South Ashley Stet Ann Arbor Auto Laund,T 207 West Huron Street Phone 2012-R. Vernon J. McCrumb 113-115 South Ashley Street Distributor for Pennsylvania Vacuum. Cup Tires. Saginaw Auto Damp Trailer and +equip'ment. Also agency for famous Exide Batteries. DELCATESE1NS~ -1 The Karolyn Kitchen _-J .! s, 2109:South Ashley Street Phone 309 Fertilizers and Lawn Seed *Best Sandwiches in Town j Barney's Delicatessen 640 Haven Street DEIM'LOPING AM ) PRINTUN~ Goodyear. Drug Co. 107 S. Main St. DINING ROOMIS Freeman Dining Rooms 803 E. -Washington Board $7.00 per week $5.75 for two meals per dlay Sunday Dinner $0.75 On~e Bloch north from Hill Auditorium Teeter Dining Rooms 805 E. Huron Board $5.75 per week Charlevoix, Dining Room 620 E. Liberty Home Coolkjng Exclusively Special Chicken Dinner; on Sunday Chubb House 209 So. Statej Essex Dining Rooms 1212 South University Hurlburt. Boarding House 806 South UniversityE BARBER SHOPS Ar's Barber Shod. 717 No. University William's :Barber Shop 332 South State The Varsiiy Barber Shovp 617 East Liberty Arcade Barber Shop 6 Nickels Arcade Miller's Barber. Shop 115 West Hurdj, St. James, Barber Shop ~121' West 1uon Miller's Barber So 1114 South University J. R.: Trojanowski' U of M Barber Shop ,1110 South' Universityt BEAUTY PA-ILO1, Stoddard Hair Shop 707,N. University f ~Blue Bird Hair Shop 5 Nickels .Arcade Soft Water Guaralnteed Phecte 316$..forappintnents Dimiattia Beauty'Parlor 340 So. State Stret Powde Puff.Beau'Ty Shop 3201 So." Stte Street Chlren's Hair Cutting and. Bobbing; a specialty. 'For appintmnents call 993-1t. Mack & Co. Tlird Floor' MainSt. BOOKS Slaters Bonlk Shop, T. J. -iddle 11'Nickels Arcade Speciates: La, Mdcal Dental Books:. Wahr's. Unlversity Bolok Sore 316 So. State Street BUILDING:- SUP*LII Schlenker's Hardwsare . 213-215 Liberty- Phone '554 Service for patronage BUJSINESS. COLLEGES Hamilton Business College State and Williams CAFETERIAS Arcade, Cafeteria Nickejs Arcade "Good Eats" Cafeteria 609 E. Williams Michigani Cafeteria 6121E. Li.berty Y. W. C. A. Cafeteria 508 E. Williams -Utopian Cafe. 1219 South University Every Morning-Wheat Cakes loc CLEANING AN PRESSING Horace Claveau 802 So. State Ann Arbor. Implement Company, 110 South Ashley Street See us for Garden Seed, Sheep Ma- nure and Bone Meal. GENERAL REPAIR SHOPS Wisdiom's 'RepairShrop 112.South Ashley Lawn Mowers sharpened. Bring them in early and avoid the Spring rush KGIFTS James Foster 213 So. State Easter Cards and Novelties The Gift Shop Darling and Malleaux 7 Nickels Arcade Photo, Craft Shop- 2 Nickels Arcade Pictures and, picture-framing a spec- ialty. We, have cards for all occaslonF and purposes. Hallers JJewelry. 306 So. State GRQCtRIES G. E. Stone 314 So. State' The Star. Cash Grocery 2156East Washington Weinman Geisendorfer 219-223 .East 'Washington You'll d6lo better 'at Lemble's 530 Forest. Ave. Phone 399 Tom Corbett Lutz Clothing 217 So. Main Lindenschnitt-Apfel & Co. 209, So. Main Arthur V. Marqjuardt 608 East Liberty' Quy Woolfolk and Co. 336 S,. State Wild and Co. 311 S. State Be a "Wild" Man Tinker and Co. 342 S. State Van Boven' ajid' Cress. 1107 South University MEi'N'S, FURNISHEINiGS Donaldson 224.5. State, Greenwood andc Kilgore 324, S. State . Athir' .Marquardt 608 East Liberty The Economy Store 111 East Washington MILLINERYI Popular Price Hat Shop 333 S.. Main4 "Puyear, and Hintz 328" So. Main 'Mack & Co. Second Floor Main St. MUSICAL GOODS Stofflet Phono Shops Brunswick Phonographs and Record: Edison. Phonographs and. Records Nickels Arcade 110.East Wash j Xllmnendiinger's Music House 305 Maynard Schaeborle and Son Music House 110 South Main Street. ROOFING Schlenker's Hardware 213-215 W. Liberty ! ~Phone 554f "Service for Patronag.". E SHEET METAL WORK' Schlenker's Hardware- 213-215 W. Liberty Phone 554 " "Service for Patronage" ' Graff and Harris 308 South Ashley< SHOE REPAIRING "Russel lDucholz 115, Washington St. Washington Shop- 100 East Washingtoni St. 15 years experience on Hats and Shoes.] Try us. Smith's Quality Shoe Repair Service 705 Packard at, State High grade Shoe Repairing at 'ki' prices. ! Matt. E. Ehnis ~116 West Liberty' Glen the Tailor 629 East 'University A. L. Dettling, Tailor I ,Dry Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing 1 S1121. South University TAXI AND BAGGAGE Taxi and, Baggage Telephone One Three Hundred TEA ROOKS Foster's Tea Room for Merl 21 S. State Space for a limited number of ladies. TIRES The Tire Shiop 106 South' Ashley Tires ,Batteries-Accessories , .. . ' WOMEN'S W1PAR Exhquisite Corset Shop 109 W.. Liberty St. THE ,LYNDON SHOP~ 1 he most compl~ete line of hlosiery and fancy dry-good onl the campus. The convenient store for College women's .immediate Wan~s.._ Harris Tire Company 129 P. Washington~ Failings Dining Rooms 714 Monroe ~Street Hlome. Cooked Foods--Congenial People, DRESS MAKING The Vogue Slioppe 230 Nickels Arcade. Exclusive designis in Easter Frocks and. formal gowvn,,-. For appointments ' rhone 795-W. /Quality H~ems'titching Sliops 719 N. University DRUGS Calkins-Fletcher Drug Co. 324 So. State Three Stores Dawson Bros. Drugs 106 So. Main Edsill's Rexall 'Drug Store 208 So. Main St. Eberbach & Son 'Co. Criippen,'s Drug. Store 219 So. Main-217 No. Main Cushing's Drug Store 340,_So. Stater Mack & Co. Mlain Floor Main St. DRY GOO)S Ahn Arbor Dry Goods Store 316 South Main Square Deal Store 339 So. Main f Mack & Co. Main Floor Main St. ELECTRICAL G0OOIS Washitenaw Electrical Shop 200 E. Washington EXPRESS COIWPAMES American Railway Express Company 108 West Huron Street *EXCHANGE Womens Exchange 10 Nickels Arcade Specialties-Minerva Yarns, Embroid- ered Linens, Hand-made gifts. FLORISTS Goodhew Floral Co. Planders 320 E. Liberty For Flowers 715 N. University Blue-Maize Blossom Shop 9 Nickels Arcade Blue-Maize Blossom' Shop 213 E. Liberty F~OUNTAIN PENS J. G. Rider Pen Co. Office over 322 So. State Manufacturers, of Rider Master Pens 0. G. Andres 220 So. State j Shoes repaired while you wait. The Ann Arbor Shop 625 East Liberty J. H. Lambert 613 East Willijams Oscar's Shoe Repair Shop 11.14 South University Quality and Service A. G. Coch and Son 1109 "'South University Shoe' Repairing. Rubber and Tennis Shoes. Shoes Shined. SHOES Shoes for Men and Boys H. G. Ennis 116 W. Liberty Wahr's Slhoe Store 108 South Main Darling and Malleaux 221 South State Street College good. Millinery.' Hosiery. Underwear. TOUBIACCO 'C. R.' Peters . 109 E. Liberty United. Cigar Store 118 East Huron Liberty,"Poggery and Smoke Shop Corner State and Liberty Phone 3027 WEIDING Fred Williams' Welding Shop 1 .5 South First Street . ~ John" Vol'z and Son" 116 South Ashley Horse Shoeing, Acetylene. Welding and Cutting. Jade Singleton Shops 4 and 8 'Nickels Arcade C. J. Hutzel 301 S. Main M~ack 8& Co. Sec~ond Floor } Main St. TREJATERS Wu&erth Theatre Orphetini Theatre Majest eTheatre Arcade Theatre toom 3 Wia~rth Arcade Micigan Rea~ l Estate Co. 21.7 Souith Main A comnplete new listilng including ~ternity and sorority houses anii fra- lfine J: W. Phelan 812 Monroe Ave. A. F. Hamman 411 E. Jeffer son HARDWARE ,Schlenker's Hardware 213-215 West. Liberty Phone ,554 "Service for Patronage" -Larned Ha'rdware Co. 316 So. State HAT, CLEANING' AND IiLOCRIN.G The Ann, Arbor Shop 625 E. Liberty Hats Cleaned andl Blocked-75 cents Satisfaction guaranteed. HAT FACTORY Fcatory Hat Store 617 Packard Near State HOTELS St. James Hotel and Lunch Room 121 West H-uron St. Phone 1972 Tony Christoff Prop. European Plan. $1.09 and up. Oppo- site D. U. R. Waiting Room. JEWELRY I. B. 'Eibler 314 So. Main. Schlanderer & Seyfried Arnold & Co. 220 So. Main Chas. F. Bay Arcade Jewelry Haller's Jewelry 306 So. State LAUNDRIES The. Varsity Laundry Co. LEATHER GOODS F. W. Wilkinson 325 South Main LUJNCHES Coney Island Lunch 611 E. Liberty Th-e Grey Shop 600 E. Liberty The University Music, House 601-605 East Williams St. Home of Michigan Music wMUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Alimendinger's Music douse OPTICIANS Haller's Jewelry 306 South State PAIN'TING ANDI DIECORATING Oswald A. Herz 112 W. Washingtonj Schlenker's Hardware 213-2i5 West Libertyj Phone 654 "Service for Patronage" 3 C. H. Major and Company Wall Paper, Paints Oils; Glass 203 East Washington St. PHOTOGRAPHY! Spedding Studioj 619 East Liberty We produce the latest that' i§ best in. Photography. Ivey Studioj 334 South State Randall Studio* 122 East Washington Lyndon and Company 719 North University PLUMBING S. C. Andres Plumbing-Steamfitting 215 East Huron Street POOL ROOMS Majestic Pool Room 312 South State POP CORN Ford Pop-Corn Stand On State St. We are a part of the Campus Tony the Pop Corn Man Corner of Jefferson and State PRINTING Millard Press! 111 W. Liberty f RESTAURANTS Quang Tung Lo 613 East Libert~y American Style and Chop Suey Starbuck's Restaurant and, Lunch 601-605 East Liberty My-T-Fine Cafe 105 South Thayer Prochn ow's Dairy Lunch 104 East Huron "M" Lunch 322 So. State 'Taylor's Restaurant and' Lunch 0~15, East Liberty St. Louie Lum Company Ge'orge" H. Miller' Shoe 'douse 212 South Main Street Going out of Business. Sale now full blast. il-I M~ck & Co. s Mein Floor Main Sit. Wnm. P. Purfield, Alfred 1. Ruby, Inc: 12 Nickels Arcade Arthur F. Marquardt 608 East Liberty Gross and, Deitzel,_- '._ 117 East 'Washington Albert S. Lutz 109 East Washington John Ward Men's Shoesw George Kyer's 721 No. University SHOE SHINING Louis Garmae's Shining Pairlor 7 Bank Building Pete Tsoukas' Shining Parlor 301 South State SOFT DRINKS 'Win. Seagart Wholesaler of Stroh's Products 122, West Liberty SPORTING GOODS Pratt and Dunn 224 5. State SPORT SHOPS SpecialLITY. HEMSTITCHING SHOP 7~19 North University Avenue A . S ecia I "elep lion', 2526 Over byndon4s Photo Shop SUNDAY DINNER,' 123-50 for 85cSLEEIXNG SICKNESS for 85 G RM IS ISQLATTLD in 'United States iHealth Service off- cials leave confirmned a report an- Pleasant Surroundings flouncing the isolaton of the ' germ ~of lethargic encephalitis, or sleeping. sick~ness, at Mounit Sinai' hospital in VARS TY NN' New York. Reports of such. a d VA. b 11Y I N overy havre been frequent' and true isolation will m~ean a great' step for- 502 E. WILLIAM waird in the cure of the so called sleeping sickness, an incurable, -'."But the' question of a cure for the sickness still remiains an open one", Doctor Watrd M. 1Jarrymain of the FACUTY H 0 0IARIE nue~rology departme~nt stated 'recently. The natur e of the sickness is not known. "It may be recognized by ACTIITY ,1TEISTSsympoms, but that is, all," he :said. Members of, the faculty show them- classed am~ong 'the.incrbeds 'eases." selves to be influenced by various Mo-I Cases of sleeping sickness vary tines in their interests in different stu- from those patients who sleep con- dent, activities, tinuallyr to those w~hose nerves are so Prof. J, Raleigh Nelson; director of affected that they cannot sleep. Son M~qus ad te Cmedyclu, wen slee~p dilriug the .day. %athvr than at Mpique an th Coedyclu, wennight, "The name sleeping sicknessi asked why lie was interested in cam- is 'soir' P.Hrya a4 pus dramatics, said, "I have had .a "The patients do not always slep lifelong :merest, in. dramatic training The direct opposite is often true. 'The for young, people because I believe sicknewi is better called empedenlic such a training has an educational in encephllftis which is simply a, nerve disorder. The true sleeping value of a high order. The dramatic sickness, common, in Africa,, is cn insinct is a cheep inhirent instinct in veyed by on insect bite and is fatal." most children. and young people, and STATIONERY bits 'expression is a definite means of_ mental growth." Prof. Ralph W. Aigler, of theBoard~ in Control of Athletics, gave a differ- entr reason for his interest in campus activities. He, said, "I have found in-. 'terested in some kind of athletie gaiues and for that reason I too am interested in athletics. The interests~ of the student 'body are my inter- Joseph A. Bursley, Dean of Stu- dents, and Prof, H. C. Anderson of the. Engineering college both expressed interest in' the Union. "I am vitally Interested," said Professor ,An~derson. a M~ember-of the I~oard of Directors of the Union, "in anything that works Board of Directors of the Union, said, for the benefit of the student and the Union is doing a wonderful. work." " e nB rly lo a m m e fteAlthough concerned' with a variety of' undergraduate interests I have always been primarily interested in the work,' of the Union." Cleaning, $1.2-5; Pressing $ .35 McCrow 1221 So. Univ. Student Presing Shop 721 N. University CONFECTIONERS Fountain of Youth, 300 So, State. St. Truby's Confectionery 218 So. Main The Sugar Bowl log So.,Maine Kruspe's Confectionery Shop X15 E. Williams Blusy Bee 313 S. State Olympia Confectionery 110 West Huron -Street 114 East Huron Street Betsy IRoss Shop 13and 15 Nickelsq ArcaffA Campus Lunch 338 S. State Blu-Gold Lunch 605 'Church Street Van's Lunch 1116 So. University MEATS Hailer Jewelry 306 So. State' Street FURNITURE Martin Haller Mack & Co. Third Floor Main St. FURRIER Zwerdling For Furs Established 1904 Zwerdling Building Zwerdling For Furs GARAGES' Ann Arbor Nash Co. 311 Maynard Converse and Mason 607 E. Williams Washington Market Hoezle-FeldKamp Haas 201 East Washington I STUDENT SUPPLMSI Students Supply Store 1111 South University TAILORING Burchfield and Company 106 East Huron Del E. Grennan 14 Nickels Arcade Arthur F. Marquardt 608 East Liberty Wild and Company 311 South State Be a "Wild" Man 3! ~A. C. BarthI 619 East Williams T. B. Lyons 515 East Wiliamsj MEMORIALS Joseph L.. Araret 208-214 West Huron