THE MJCIIGAN DAILY ... . ,_ _ . :,.... l IE ITHIS COLUMN CLOSES AT 3 P.M. Classifieds--Cont. USED CARS TI SING USED CAR B3ARGAINS NOTICE~ The following Box Replies are at twf DAILY office: 12, 18, 10, X, DM, PDU, BA, BC, JSC, JAKE. . .MICIGLAN DAIL~Y CLASSIFED.. RATES Classified Rates. Two cents a word a~ ,paid in advance. Minimum chrefor first day, 25c. Minimum thereafter, 24c. Three cents per word per day if charged. White space charged for at rate of five cents- per agate line. Classifieds, charged only to those having phones. Phloie $980. NOTICEi A meeting of Fuller Brush Salesmen tonight fromi 7 to 8 at Michigan Un- ion, Room 304. Prospective sales- men invited. 149e DON'T FORGET~ Oldest and most reliable place to buiy tires. Kelly Springfield Diamond Tires 128c-tf FOR. ROCK 13T~OT#OM PRICES on grb- ceries, see Pierce's ad in the Wed- nesday issue of The Daily. 125c-tf SEND that suit to the White SwTan Cleaners. 12 hour service, if de- sired. Phone 165'. 145c-C6 FOR SALE FORI SALE-An excellent T. house. One half block fro; pus. Excellent condition. income is $53.50 per week. bought reasonably. Mrs. 83--,or evenings 2738. FOR SALE=Airdale puppies registered parents. Phone 1; Saline. Fred Klieinschmidt. FOR SALE-Frosh Frolic ticki ID. A. C. care of -Michigan D 1room mm camn- 'resent. Dort Touring car.........$74.00 Chevrolet Sedan. .......325.00 Dodgtr, Ro adster.. . . ...$175.00 Mdaxwell Touring.. ..... ..$ 10°0 Stachiecr's Carage 211 S. Ashley 148c-3 Iontbaseball, the others playground IM ASQUES PRESIFNT TWO PLAYS TODAY! (Continued from Page Six) All fraternities who telephoned their j be played. Any h~ouses(aln to play,j entries into the Intramural depart-,1 "Mrs. Pat rand the Law," a comedyE if'they have been noiie.aillenro-g ment after the" dead line had beep ' of tenement life, is the first of thej notffroed the touihe droll1 d a n fr h p ig p rs w ll b ped thtda wen cfore the xspring ksports e wi e Masques plays to be given at 4 o'clocki fro to 'rh i~f fxtY~t ken car of nex we k i th.. ~ * this afternoon in Sarah Casw ell A n-j ,Many of the events on the Intrpmur- bu prsi hc hyws opr gell hall. The play is directed by.l al p ogr m w li e d sed o a l e - t clp te. They sho ld atc fo an T heodosia B urton, '24, and the cast ' -cmnt.includes Mary Wiley, '24, as Mrs, Pat; tatafe oclcSaturday' after- - Rhea Schlaak, '24, as Pat; Ruth noon. The following events will be "Jimmie" starts work early .in .the 'COhristianson, '24, taking the part of, closed at that time: :MAl-campus ten- morning fo~r you and doesn't stop un- Jimmy; Margaret Relneke, '23, play- nis, singles and doubles~medical, til he gets RESULT'S. -Adv. ing the nurse; and Margaret Keegan,l class, independent, and 'church base- 1 '24, as the policeman. ball leagu~es (classes will p~Thy regula- Let "Jimmie the adtaker" find it! This play and "The Person in the. Chair," the cast of which wat nounced yestrday, will tke thex. of a Women' Leaguep~ay ti T ~ryouts for memblershiip in Co clu, wichwere originally schie fr9o'clock tomorro*w ornlir 1 nvrsityNal ax eq ot 1up6l , but it is probable tliat they be held one we~ek from tonorrov 'cording t~o C. 3. Dresbach, '24,1 dlent of the organIzatIofi. Want to sell that used car? 960.-Adv. Can be I CHEVROLET Utility Coupe, out seven G1ustine, months, hardly run enough to loosen 149e it up. 5 straight side cords, sp9t- Wlight, heater, and license. Not a 3froem flaw in it.' Baked enam el finish. ,97-F42,2! Must be sold this week. Bargain 145p-33 for quick .sale. Cash or terms. Phone 14p-3 1951-W for appointment. 1121 Cet. nos Church St.' 149c I. - ---- - - - -_ __c aily. 149p-2 JUEAL ESTATE RESIDENCOE AND IYtiCQME 10 rooms-E. University,, oak down, pine up, full attic, occupied now as residence, good 'condition, fireplace, 5 rooms on first floor, could be oc- qupied bJy small family, leaving sec- ond floor for renting. Price$1,0 with terms. 16 rooms, 1,lIockt romn campus, hardl- wood floors, sleeping porch, 2 baths, price $17,500. $2,500 down. 14 rooms; ,lbp'st'e campus; slate roof, painted last year, ill health neces- sitaie5s sale. Pric~e includles all' Stu-. de,~A furilture. $15,500 with terms. 22 rooms, besides five rooms in base- medit for family if desired, State St., plehty of baths an4' Jlaatoris' hard' wood floors thr6oihout,' steam heat, $21;000 Avith easy termns.' 11 roms Hron treet, 2 baths, har'dwood floors, fireplace. Pricee $12,500. 10 rooms, njear Packard, excellent con- ditlion,' oak floors and finish -down, oak and'-pine up, linen chute, fire- place, lift. Price $12,500, terms. IF you w~&nt a real buy in a newI houise, let us show you this--A 7 Sroomn home with 2 car garage,. on a lot 50 by 132 in the S. 1E, section, grey' oak finish downstairs,. oak floors and ivory enamel up, .French doors, sun room, electric lift. Price $11;500, terms. HARRY O0. POTTER COMP'ANY Realtors 601~-4 First N'.at'l Bank Bldg, Tel. 2072. , 149c FOR SALE-Bicycle. Phone 1730 or inquire E. Gwilleiner. State High- wvay Dept.,. Press Building. 149p FOR SALE-18 ft. Old Town Canoe in good condition. Phone 2635-W aft- er 7:310 P. Ml. 149p_3 FOR SALE-Ne Tw set of Ford wire rac- ing wheels at a sacrifice. Phone FOR SALE-or trade- for canoe, a BF- flat cornet,° nearly new. Phone 1758-Ri. 149-211 FOR RENT. FOR RENT-House near campus suit- ! ail~e for fraternity. Will accommo- date- 20 to 25 students. 'Second and third floors finished. Call Wigle,1 902-R between 2 'and 5 P. M. 1491) nA . ,I WANTED-Rooms for light house- keeping for student and wife, pre-f ferably unfurnished. Near campus. -will stay two years if satisfied. Starta (July 1. Call Ypsilanti 107-J after 6. l ~148p-2r. WANTED-Position in .fraternrity, sor- or ilty, "Hotel, cafeteria, or restaurant by'man and wife. Wife first class cool: and , good) manager; husb and will do anything:- Best of Ann' Ar- bor references. Write 4i3ox M. C. Daily. 149p-4{ WANTE~D--Young- University woman to care for two small boys at Wal-; loon Lake, Mich., fromn about June .15 to Sept. 15, Address X, care adt- v'ortlsing ingr. of the Daily. 144-21 WANTED-Student washing and iron- ing, also mending, work ,guaranteed. Mrs. Pemburton, E540' Detroit' St., Phone 3105-M. 147-3 WANTED-To rent garage near East University and Packard. Call 579-W.j 149p WANTED-A woman to do laundryj work. Must call for and deliver, Box H.D.H. 149p WANTED-A porter to work at fra- ternity house. Phone 1057 and ask for house Imanager. 149 1920 Buick Touring 1917, Ford Tourn { 1917 Chalmers Touring Grostic Motor Sales 209 N. Fourth Ave. Phone 2770-M. t 149c CLIEANE~RS MM D DRESSERS 12 hour service, if desired, at the White Swan Cleaners. Phone 165 and let. as call for that suit or dress to be cleaned. 145c-6 IA stitch in time save:' nine. We mend Sand rep air every' suit 'sent 'here tc be cleaned and pressed. White Swar Cleaners,' Phone' 165. 139c-12 CLEANING,, $1.25-Pressing, 35 cents, Laundry Agency. L. -0. Clapp, 1119 S. University. 121c-21 !dill two birds with one'-stone. Sendl your laundry as well as your cledn- big and pressing. ($1.2, per suit) fat the same time to the White Swar Cleaners. Phone 165. -- 139c-42 RUGS SHTAMPOO iD or -P~ust-cleaned. Ann Arbor Carpet Cleaning Works. Phone 50.. 235c4 f _ ' \ y Weyand Ordered T o $ j r i n , ~ r {I ca ;.".-., y . . .f. 1' I '- Copyright 1923 Hart Schaffner & Marx; 4 C.AT.ANA~UGH LAKEI COTTA F, 4ew and pr'etty, large screened porch,' fine lake front ani view, good bath- ing bea~ch. Only -$2,30. Terms if you- want theim. 'Fl. 'Aoy Hlolmes, LOST LOST-20-fich slidle rule in black case. Return to Michigan Technic. Reward for any inforhrnatloi lad ing~ to recovery. Call 2638-'W.- 148p-3 LOST-Monday, man's gold- open face 'watch, ar~ound State and Main busi- ness sections. Rieward. 'Box E. P. - -. ' 148p-3 LOST-Pink coral suet between Chubb's andl S. Division, Thursd~ay- noon. Cal~l 2726-R. Reward. - 149-2I -LOST--Delta Sigma Pi pin between JUnion and Packard on State St. Tues. Phone Becker 1680-R. 149, LOST-Black leather notebook. Name' ' M. Alexanider on cover, finder please phone 1314-J. 506 E;. Catherine. 149p LOST' The press in' my trousers. Found at Greene's, Call 1449-M. 12c-30 WST-Pair shell rimmed spectacles, nea NckesArcade. Phone 1216-R. 149-2 LOST-Mintz choker at the baseball 149 p-3 LOQST- Sohaf er Lifetime Pen. Ann { Arbor Savings Bank. Reward. Call LOST1-Corbin auto wheei-lck,' -Re- Iwar~d. Call Giddings. 110-R. 149P-2 LOST" -- L~arge Parker Duof old Pen. Fine phone 288-J. Reward. 149p LOST - Tortoise shell glasses last ~ week. Call 3085-N1 149p-2 PUJSIN'ESS OPPORTUNITY- WEEKS of ,SCHOO H{ave'you m~ade your plans for summer?_ Do not wait until it is too late to sign for territory.' Students from Michigan' averaged five hundred dollars clear for summer work. WANTED--Competent . typist desires typing, neat work,'10c a page. Call 1013-J. 149 WANTED-A small furnished apart- menut for student and wife for occup- ancy June 15. Reply J. S. C. 146p-3 TYPE WRITERS TYPEWRITERS REPAIRED fi Telephone. 1718 Typewriter and typewyiting sup- plies ; ribbons, carbon paper, second sheets, oil cans, brushes, etc' 0. D. MORRILL 17 Nickel's Arcade Established 1905 146c-3 IXPERT Typewriter -Repairing, all makes. Ann Arbor TyV'Pwriter Ex-a chang e. ~Phone 866. 9 Savings Bank Block. 123c-tf REMINGTON PORTABLE TYPE- 'WRITERS. Call.,Stacy Ri. Black, 432 Thompson.' Phone 1128-J. W deliver. 141p-21 TYPEWRITING yYOU'GET PROMPT AND ACCURATF 'service when your MANUSCRIPTS ar~e TYPED by E~XPERTS at BID- DLES BOOK STORE , 11 'Nickels Arcade,} .lllc-tf TYPEWRITING & MIMEOGRAPHING promptly and neatly done. 0. D. MORRILL, 17 Nickle's Arcade. 146c-6i GOWNS GOWNS for Afternoon and Evening Negligees and Netheralls THE GOWN SHOP -719'E. University 146p-12 KODAK FIN ISHING FILMS-Developed and1 printed by our own photographers. Leave films at 'any' of :our stores . today,, get prints tomorrow night. Calk- -Ins Fletcher Drug Co. 109c-21 BRUSHES9 - FULLER BRUSHES SPRING HOUSECLEANING IS COMING? General Weygand, l+ rench soldier- y statesman and trusted aide of MarshalI Ferdinand Foch, has been namted gbv, ernor of Syria by 'President Poincare- of' France. Weygand is expected tot checkmate any bluff Mustapha Kemal SPasha may have up his sleeve for the l s econd Lausanne conference, Announce 3oothzs F r Military B all Names and hosts at the Military ball tonight for booths have - been an-- nounced and will be as follows: booth 1 and 2, V. F. W. and Ri. 0. .T. C:, host, Gordon M. Gale, '23L; booth '3,r American Legion, host, T. H. 'Wpolfe, ; '24; booth 4, Universfty of Michigan, host, S. 'S. Cramer, '23; booth 5,' Red Cross, host, Robert Hagus, '25M; b o o th 6, S l a i n A m , h s , J n P.Lawton, '24; booth 7,, Army andz Navy, host, Dr. Joseph F. Galland; 1)o0th 8,> United States, host; Alfred 1H. Robbins, '23;' booth 9, England, - host, Lauren B. Stokesbury, '24; boothI 10, France, host, Robert E. Reid, '23E; booth 11, Italy, host, Charles P. Sel- lards, '23; booth 12, (Belgium, host, Ralph K. Super, '25F; booth 13, Bra- zil, host, -Fred W. Ott, '124; booth 14, . Greece, host, Roy F. butler, '24E; booth 15, Scotland, lost, Paul S. Cal- kins, '24-E; booth 16, Egypt,' host, Ce- cil G ,Hall, '23F; booth 17,' Spain, host,' Arthur E. Anderson, '25P; booth 18, Japan,,,host, Anthony C. Tucker, '24F; booth 19, Cuba, host, Harry L. Kais'er, '23; boothi 20,-Canada- host Howar'&D. - Clark, '25L; booth 21, Argentine, host, Samuel B. Rentsch, '23M;