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Come to the Craftsmen Smoker
at the Masonic Temple, 7:30 p.M
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ied Rates. Two Cents per word a day, paid in advance. Mm-
charge for first day, 25c. Minimum thereafter, 20c. Three
per word per day if charged. -White space charged for at-rate
er agate line. Classified, charged only to those having phones.
Phone .960
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Kelly Springfield Diamond Tires
128-50
THE WOMEN'S LEAGUE BUILDING
FUND receives a percentage of ALL
cash purchases at 0. D. MORRILL'S
a 17 Nickel's Arcade. The Stationery
any Typewiter Store. 125-501
LOVE Sends a Little Gift-of Roses,j
and Wonderful One.-,by Carl Fen-'
* ton's orchestr. Stofflet Phono
Shop. ' 128
45 CENX-WOFFEE 35c. Pierces Casl,
Stores. 118-2C
''R SALE-Beautiful building spot,
near campus, on car line. Large
enough for two houses. Call 1048.
J. W. Dwyer
508 First National Bank Building
MISCELLANEOUS
HAVE 'YOU A SWEETHEART
OR MOTHER?
If you have either, or both, they
would welcome your picture in the
form of a 6x8 Oval Perry Medallion.
These medallions are hand painted in
natural water colors, giving all the
beauty of the living flesh and flowers
There is no glass to break. Water
will not injure them.
If you send us your order before
April 1, we will make you a genuine'
6x8 Photo Medallion in natural colors
iwith a border of Forget-me,-nots 0r
Oriental flowers for $2.98, and as a pre-
mium for your order, durIng March
we will make you, free of charge
three Perry Photo Mirrors with your
picture on the back in natural col-
ors.
These mirrors can be carried in a
lady's handbag in your pocket, any-
where. Will not rub off or tarnish.
For absolute safety send photo to
be copied from by registered mail, o
special delivery. We will return it
with the completed medallion and
mirrors in the same manner.
Remit by moneyorder, draft, or reg-
istered letter. We guarantee you will
be satisfied with our work..
George W. Hoyt, Photo Medallions:
922 Oak St., Kalamazoo, Mich.
125-6
We have an exclusive Tailoring De-
partment catering to the particular
man. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Prices ranging from $35 to $75.
Davis Toggery Shop - '
119 So. Main St.
128-2
YOU GET PROMPT AND ACCURATFE
service when your MANUSCRIPTS
are TYPED by EXPERTS at BID-
DLES BOOK STORE. 11 Nickels
Arcade. 111-50
Frank Wilson--Ashes and Rubbish
Hauled. Phohe 2918-M. 128-6
REAL ESTATE
FOR RENT-Two suites. Close toI
campus. Pleasant environment. $3
each per week. Two in a suite. H.
A. Welcher, 710 E. Ann, Phone 71-W.
126-50!
FOR RENT-A large suite of rooms
on first floor. Will accommodate
two or three persons. 708 Haven.
127-4
FOR RENT-Modern suite, best of
conveniences. Chubb.House, 209. S.
State St. Phone 2488.J. 128
FOR RENT--Suite, running water,
nicely furnished. 315 Packard.
128
ROOM for rent for boys. 417 E. Wash-
ington. 127-2
B~OAS l
For Snappy Service at breakfast or
any other time, try R E X 'S CLUB
LUNCH, where Toasted Rolls orig-
inated. 122-50
WAT fl
EXPERIENCED VIOLINIST wants'
jobs, dances preferred. Call Violin-
ist, any afternoon, 2953-W. 127-3
WANTED-To rent a single garage
near Mack Road. Phone 2308-R.
128
SAVE MONEY on your groceries at
Pierces Cash Stores. 118-20
STOCK REDUCING SALE at O. D.
Morrill's 17 Nickel's Arcade. 125-50
WANTED--Family or student wash-
ing. Phone 2569. 127-3
S]IOE FACTORY
ANN ARBOR CUSTOM SHOE FAC-
TORY. Bring your repairs where
shoes are made. Crepe soles at-
tached to your shoes. $2.75. Bring
them in today. Made-to-measure
orders-one week service. Satis-
faction guaranteed or money re-
turned. 534 Forest Avenue. Call
3043. 108-21
USED CARS
MATCH
THAT OLD
COAT AND VEST
With New Trousers of the Same
.Material and Pattern
Send us a sample or vest of that
old discarded suit. We will
mateh the goods aid make a
new pair of trousers to your
measure.
Samples and prices submitted
for your approval.
LAWRENCE
Troatrs Service
802-4 Medinah Bldg., Chicago
215 E. HURON
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Don't Delay-Make the Kiddies Happy on
Easter Day
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126-50
This Easter we arc making a special effort t appeal to the student trade.
More and more students are finding it worth while to come down town
to trade with us so we are trying to miake out candies so ood and our prices
so reasonable that we can maintain ou r putati'n as the candy center of
Ann Arbor.
At Mall times you will find candy on our shelves hat is just warm from the
kitchens. Our own expert candy makers make all the candy that we offer
for sale and thus we are able to guarantee the candy -as to quality and purity.
FOR SALE-Littter of pure-bred, pedi-
i greed, Oorang Airedale pups, 2I
months old. Males,r$25; females,
$15. Telephone James Craig, 7121-
F-13. 127-2'
IAMMOND TYPEWRITER-Folding,
portable. Purchased new three
months ago. Accessories, and two
sets of type. Bargain. Box W.A.
A. 126-3.
FOR SALE-Corner lot, $550 down.
Also a new, modern, seven room
bungalow. Call 1286-W. 127-2.
FfR SALE-New Patrick top-coat.'
0 Size 36. Must sacrifice. Call 2368-
W. 128
FOR SALE-1 pair 8 oz. Boxing
, Gloves, nearly new. Phone 1457-R.
128
FOR SALE--A Radio Receiving set..
Cost $85. Sell for $49.50. Phone
2981-W. 128
t'OR SALE-Dodge touring car, good
tires, good condition, new license.
Phone 2543-M. 128
Send the Kiddies Candy for Easter
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we have a big assortment of
EGGS
CHICKENS - RABBITS - CROSSES
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Just Received
These are all made of pure ingredients and will please the kiddies immensely.
Priced from 5c to $5.00. If ou wish we will inscribe names for you -free of
charge. We will also pack and mail. All you have to do is tell us what you
want-we will do the rest.
If atllthe worIld was made of candy still the students would cluster artnd
XOR SALE-Excellent toned violin.
FOR SALE-=Corona Typewriter, like
new. Call Mays, 1079-M, 128-2
FPOR SALE-Piano. Call 642-J 128
BUSINESS OPORTUNITY
ATTENTION!
Seniors and Juniors School of
Commerce
We are seeking to strengthen our
,rganization with college men and
women who have a knowledge of
Bookkeeping or Accounting. We are
a,. National organization and offer ei-
ther permanent or vacation period
work in your home .locality to those
-who are- interested. Good money right
from the start with opportunities for,
splendid advancement for those who
qualify. For information write now,
U. S. A. Corporation, 504 Benoist
z' Bldg., St. Louis, Mo. 110-21
STUDENTS' VACATION WORK
The New Indexed Bible sells itself,'
if you will show it. Some earnings
last week: Miss Frederickson, ,$52.50;
trohnmeyer, $76.75; Nolte, $61.50; Val-
ier, $56.25. Call on C. A. Cook, Sales
Manager, L~ane ,Hall, 3:30 to 6 any
ay"and: ;alk over summer plans.
126-50
Students! Attention !.
One of Detroit's greatest industries
as a limited number of openings in
he Sales Dept. for summer work in
various Michigan cities. Those ac-
'epted will be especially and careful-
ly trained before leaying college. In-
erviews Saturday to 2 p. m. only. Mr.
Fink, Allenel Hotel. 127-50
USINESS OPPORTUNITY - Profes-
sioiial Salesman ;organizing sales
crew of ten assistant needs four
more men during Spring vacation.
625 Church St. between 1 and 2. -
-125-10
MERE IS THE OPPORTUNITY for ,
just three men Who wish to spend
their spring vacation to the best ad-
vantage, pad that bank aceount. See
Wall or Sawyer at once. 402 E. Jef-
fersan St. 128
E CAN USE FOUR students who are
interested in obtaining summer em-
ployment that means money. Call
for appointment 1676. Ask for Mr.
Crow. 128
TYPEWRITERS
EXPERT Typewriter Repairing, all
makes. Ann Arbor Typewriter Ex-
change. Phone 866. 9 Savings Bank
Block. 123-50
HEMSTITCHING
ARTISTIC HEMSTITCHING
White Sewing Machine Co.,
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ATTRACTIVE
ENGLISH COTTAGE
$8,000
SOUTH .OF CAMPUS
LOT WELL SHAPED
SILVER OAK AND WHITE
ALL OAK DOORS
FIRE PLACE IN LIVING ROOM
TERMS MAY BE ARRANGED
C. LOUIS ANDREWS
REALTOR
512 FIRST NAT. BANK
TEL. 3064
127-50
Before buying a Fraternity
or Sorority House
See our complete listing of locations
near the campus. We have them at
reasonable prices and good terms.
Mrs. Gustine, Realtor
719 Nat'l Bank Phone 835-F-1
127-50
NO PAYMENT DOWN and but $101
monthly buys two thirds of an acre,
fine garden soil, between Ypsilan-!
ti and Ann Arbor. Price $1,000. F.
ROY HOLMES, 113 S. Main.
127-50
LOST
LOST-Between Physics and Chem-
istry buildings, Tuesday, a gold Ev-
ersharp pencil, engraved with ini-
tials, G.R. Call 71-W. Reward.,
127-2
LOST-Alpha Chi Sigma badge.
Name on reverse. Reward for re-
turn to 727 South State. 124-21
LOST-A pair of shell-rim glasses in
black case Monday afternoon. Re-
ward. Call 3290. 127-2
LOST-The press in my trousers.
Found at -Greene's. Call 1449-M.
121-54
LOST-On Washtenaw Ave., crank for
International truck. Call 3179-M.
126-3
LOST-Pair of light colored shell rim-
med glasses in Union reading room.
Reward. Call 1984-J. 128
LOST--Sunday afternoon March 18, a
gold link bracelet. Please call 3187-
W. 128-3
Cap of Gold Conklin Pen. Initials
M.G. Reward. Call 2338, Marion
Good. 128-3
LOST-10x7 NOTEBOOK. RETURN
TO DAILY. REWARD. 127-3'
KODAK FINISHING
FILMS-Developed and printed by
our own photographers. Leave
films at any of our stores today,
get prints tomorrow night. Calk-
ins Fletcher Drug Co. 109-21
CLEANERS AND PRESSERS
CLEANING, $1.25-Pressing, 35 cents.
STUDEBAKER SPECIAL SIX TOUR-
ING CAR
1920 model, extra good tires, very
low mileage, newly painted and over-
ANN ARBOR GARAGE
Phone 1101. 128-2
A GOOD FLIVVER-cheap for cash.
Call 1158-J evenings. 127-3
TYPEWRITING
We do Typewriting and Mimeograph-
ing; repair, buy, rent, sell, ex-
change, all makes of Typewriters.
O. D. Morrill, 17 Nickel's Arcade.
125-50
FOR HIRE
FOR HIRE-Enclosed cat. with or
without driver. Phone 1758-R.
71-21
Professors Tell
How TO Study
"The best thing for some of the
fellows to do is to take a fish-pole in
one hand, sit in a canoe, in the middle;
of a quiet lake, and meditate. The
only other way in which they will ev-
er accomplish anything is to take an
all-day sucker' for refreshment and
spend a whole night at studying." That
was the statement made by Dr. F. B.
Wahr, assistant to the Dean of Men,
when he was askew ror a formula on
"How to Study".
Prof. J. A. C. Hildner, of the Ger-
man department, says, "You don't need
a method of study if you are interested
in your work." Prof. Hildner there-
fore urges that students select only
those subjects which are allied to, or
at least contributing to, their .final
work.
Prof. Guy M. Whipple, of the School
of Education, has made an extensive
study of the question, and lays down
a set of definite rules for the student
to follow. The more outstanding of
ti'emi are:
"Good physical condition is neces-
sary for effective study. Sleep eight
hours a day. See to it that your light
is good where you study. Have a well
arranged desk, and a comfortable
chair. Form definite time and place
study, habits. Prepare assignments
as soon as possible after they are giv-
en. Always concentrate when you
study. Do not learn things merely for
a day. Learn them to remember
them. Get away from the idea that
you are working for a teacher. Work
for yourself. Don't seek help until
it is absolutely necessary. Always
review the previous lesson when you
start to study. Spend most of your
time on your weak subjects. Learn
to discriminate between important and
unimportant points. When repetition
is necessary for the mastery of a les-
20 doz. Patterns in
Exclusive
Foulards
We are offering Springs
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109 S. MAIN ST.
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latest in ties at
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Ann Arbor's Loading Clothiers
"Exclusive, but not expensive"
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TALORED AT' FASION -PARK,
Smartest Styles in Spring
Suits' and Top Coats
Newest Models, Weaves, Colors-
at $20.00 to $50.00
From FASHION PARK and other fine clothes makers, our new Spring
Suits have all those qualities that make for good grooming-clever designing;
all-wool fabrics; perfect fit; fine tailoring.
every favored new style brought out for Spring is here. The new Nor-
folks; new Sport 'Models; new 2, 3 and 4-button Models-in the popular
stripes and other rich weaves and colors.
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Nev Hats, Shirts, Ties, Ho-
siery and other furnishings
are ready here in the correct
new Spring styles and colors.
An exceptional selection is presented at $35:00.
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