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A DVERfIISING~l
Classifieds-Co6nt..
FOR RE-NT-First floor living-room
and kitchen, $35 per month) uhtil
jOctober .and also second floor suite
Iand kitchenette with sink, $40 per
.month until October. Both suites
completely furnished for light
h'ousekeeping if desired. 1025
'Vaughn, between E.. University .and
Packard. 15k
Cleans Up With F*~
All Bases Fl
WHEN WRITING
to a friend be sure that your
writing paper and env elopes
are worthy of your fin
ship. Provide yourself with
a box of ours and every note
you write will bear the air of
distinction and quality. All
colors and. all prices.
0. 1). MORRILL
17 Nickels Arcade
The Tiypewriter & Staitonery Store
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Jes are at the
PDU, BC, _BA,
rASSIF lED..
cents a word
oe. Minimum'
5c. Mlininuim
.ets per word
White space
fve cents per,
charged A'oily
F OR $1
FOR SALE-8 room house on East
'Catherine, St., 12 room house on
Ingalls St.; 10 room house on South
4th Ave. Also have a first class
Ifarm near Ann Arbor that I wvill
exchange for Ann Arbor city prop-
erty. Inquire J. W. Dwyer, TRoom
508 first Nat'l Bank Bldg 151c-4
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room house, 2 blocks from ca mpus .
Reasonable rent. Lease for one1
Year. No objection to children.'
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Phone 2$73-M.
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~Smith T
Oldest and me
Kelly Springfield
'OR1GET
,e Repair
treliable place
tires.
Diamond Tires
1328c-tt
FOR SALE--- plete set of fishin ;
pole with reel, high shoos, and
leather leggings. Call 203 S. Thay-
er St. Mr. Shu after 7 p. m.
151p-2
FOR SALE-Airdale puppies from'
registered parents. Phone 197-F-22,
Saline. Fred Klelnschimidt.j
145p-3 E
A new set of Harvard Classics, very
reasonable. Call Newell, 2174-RH
after 7 p. m._ 150p-2
$40.00 will buy an Old Town Canoe,
victrola, paddles and equipment.
This is a real bargain. 2902-M-.
1,471)7"'
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For Snappy Service at breakfast or
any other time, try R E X' S CLUB
LUNCH, where Toasted Dolls orig-
inated: 122c-tf
IOW would you like to eat at a, soror-
ity hou.,se for the rest of the year?
Good food. Call 765-WN. 150p-.2
TYPE WRITINGf
'YOUG1PT PROMPT AND ACCURtATF
Iservice when your MAN{USCRIPTS'
are PYP1,D by EXPE!RTrS at ]BID-
DLEIS BOOK STORE. 11 Nickels .
Arcade. 11c-t#
T YPEWRITIN' GQ& AIMEOGRAPlING
promptly and neatly done. 0. D.
MAORRjLL, 17 Nic le's Arcade.
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Careful Finishing
thazt Protects your
Negatives
We feel a real respon-
sibility for film left
Ith us for development.
N egat-ives cannot be re-
pla ced, and there are
often s .ve7ral exposuires in
Cach. roll that are Inval-
u able tof the own-er. Care-
ful i-ethgoes and scientific
formulae, bring .results
that justi fy your entrust-
Pig your films to our
fishintg d- partment.
Of CO ,,rse we are
equipped for enlarging-
ltus show -you somne
samples oif our work,
Aodak Film in all sizes~
LYNDON & COMPANY
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STRAWBERRY
SHO RTCAKE
THE KIND THAT REMINDS YOU
OF HOME AND MOTHER
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NOTICE-If the person who took top
coat -from Lane Hall1 will return it
at once, they will avoid furtther'
troeitJ. ISop-2
FOR ROCK BOTTOM PRICES on gro-
ceries, see Pierce's adil n, the Wed-
nesday issue of The Daily. 125c-tf
RE~AL ESTAT~E
ET$TEI) TODAY
NEW house near Ferdo~n Rd., 8 rooms,
oal( floors down, ivory and walnut
finish~ throu~grout, laundry, excel-
lent bath fixtures. Dutch Colonial
~architecture. Price $13,000. It is
rno trouble to show you.
IF you wish a very desirable build-
ing sife with trees, we have it.
HARR~Y 0. POTTER
Realtor
6001-4 First Nat'l B~ank Bldg
- Phone 2072i5c
O~N HILL STREET'
NEAR Washtenaw. Excellent loca-
tion for Sorority or Fraternity. The
lot is 75x132 and the house is at-;
FOR SALE-Cornet-ftumpet model,.
Good condition. A bargain. ApplyTYERES
210 S. Thayer. Phone 3~0837M. REIGOOTAL YPt
I 5P3 WRITERS. Call Stacy RI. Black,
FOR, SALE-IS ft. Old Town Canoe in 432 Thompson. Phone 1128-J. We
good condition. Phone 2635-W aft- deliver. 141p 21
(Photo by Ca1llis-Flc:tcher) j
John IH. S cl leftor
The Wolverine right fielder cleared
thie bases in the first inning with ,a
three base clout, that started the Var-
sity, nine towyardl its victory. Ile play-
ed .a heady game in the'fleld in addi-
tion to carrying off, the batting honors
of the day.
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k..toptan Cf
1219 SOUTH UINIVERSITY AVENU E
Block and Mall Cart olf "Arch"~
er '7:30 P.M.
343p-3
FOR SALE-New~set of Ford wire rac-
ing wheels at a sacrifice. Phone
1758-11. 14.1-21
FOR SALE-Bicycle, $10. Phone
Smith at University 123. 150p-2
F'OR SALE-Oak library table, $15.
Phone 2347-M. 150-2
WkNTED
WANTED -Railway Maiil Clerks, 18
upward, $V~3 mo. Examn. Ann Ar-
bor, May 26. Complete course in-
struction $17.50 with enrollment.
1We guarantee to pass you or re-
fund your fee. By _enrolling prompt-
exam. Free particulars on request.
They Civil Service School, Inc., 1165
Barrister Bldg., Washington, D. C.
11 p
WANTE~D-Position in fraternity, sor-
ority, hotel, cafeteria, or restaurant
by man and wife. Wife first class
cook and good manager; husband
will do anything. Best of Ann Ar-
bor references. Write Box M. C. Daily.
149p-4
F XPIDRT
makes.
cbauge.
31 ock.
Typewriter Repairing, fllp
Anon rbor Tyrwriter Ex- j Sid elig ht
Phone 866. 9 Savings BankI;
123e-tf
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The Gamne
FURNITURE
IShackleford, came through with a
DO. YOU KNOW we have the most pretty triple when the bases were full.
completely equipped pla.nt in theItwsael-acdlo.
country for the Repairing, Refinish- Uteritz added to his stolen base rec-;
ing and Upholstering of furniture?orwiharetsldtohr.
IPhone 381-WV. P. 1D. HARDING.
a 88c-21 Liverance retiredl the side in the sec-
J°JRUSIIES i and on three strik.eouts, fanning To-
= bell, Co backer andl Johnson.
FULLER P RUSHESI Michigan continued getting to John-
SPRING 1HOUSECLEANING IS son and came through with three more
CalCOMING'. iruns on, as many hits.
We've got brushes for every need.
115-J.127-21 Knode made a nice play in the
hfUSIC fourth frame when he' doubled Duigan
-- --- at third. He was forced to' go to his
WHERE do -you get your strings and knees in putting out Combackier, but
other musical supplies? Do you made a perfect throw to Paper at
know that Schaeberle & Son sell third.
the best and prices ;are right?
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tractive and modern.
PRICED at $15,000 and $5,000
take -care of the deal.
PHONE us for an appointment.
Michigan Real Estate Co.
Realtors
217 South Main St.
Phone 646'
will
75C
LB.
The Mar Ljarmidl Candy Co.
'Next to Arcade Theatre
715 N. University Ave.
AnnArbar
151 c
AROUNID THE. CAMPUS
LAND values are high but we are of-
fering a. nine room,,home for $8.700.
I~n good condition and just one half
,block from campus.
DOlIT NO0W
C. LOUIS ANDRIIWS
Realtor
512 Nat'l Bank Bldg. Tel. 2064.
Evenings 27894 i51c
Fraternity or Sorority
WE have an exceptional oppor'tunityI
for some fraternity or sorority. A
well locat~ed house, all modern con-
veniences, everything n~ecessary for
the proper enviroii±..-nt.
Whaley Real Estate Co.
*310 First National Bank Bldg.
Phone 1821-F-i
r 151c-21
FRATERNITIES-SORORITIES
We have homes for you that can be
handled on very easy terms.
A. H. Paton Co., 412-13 First Nat'l
B~ank Bldg.
Paton Phone 40 D~uncanson
145c-21
CAVANAUIGH LAKE COTTAGE
New and pretty, large screened porch,
fine lake front and view, good bath-
ing beach. Only $2,300. Terms if
you want them. R. Roy Holmes;
113 S. Main. 347-5
JUST north of the campus, 15 rooms
wonderfully located to p)rovide a
home andj income. In good con-
dition. The price is right. Call
Mrs. Gustine, 835-F-1, 2738, 486-J.
151c
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GOwS
GOWNS for Afternoon and Evening
Wear
Negligees and Ntetheralls ;
IPaper, unaided, stopped what seem-,
ed to be the beginning of a Badger, on-
slaught when, with two men on base
and nobody out, he checked a line]
drive, completing a double play by
nipping Johnson at fiu'st BeckWrs* foul
STENOGRAPHERS WANTED FOR'
VACATION. Students seeking em-
ployment as stenographers during
Sthe summer vacation are requested
to make. out application at the Sec-
retary's Office. 151-3 '
WANTED-Student washing and iron-
ing, alsca mending, work guaranteed.r
jMrs. Pemburton, 540 Detroit St.,
Phone 3105-M. 150-3h
TSHE GOWN SHOP
719 E. University
to Blott retired the side, and the Car-
1O4-2 dinals took' the field Again, with nc
CLEANERS AND PltESSERI
CLEANING, $125-Pressing, 35 .cents,
Laundry Agency. L. 0. Clapp, 17119
S. University. 121c-21.
rlCIL~4EU
runfs added.
Uteritz's. home ruin at the sixth was
a beauty, going down the left field
base line. A few moments later Shac-,
Ideford camo through again, sending:
one down the same place' for two
bases.,
STUDENTS WANTED;-To canvass
auto owners.' Something new. Good
commission. Apply 207 N. State.
150p-21
W AN TE D-Family and students'I
washing. Telephone 2873-M. 150-2
RUGS SHAMPOOED or Dust cleaned.
Ann Arbor Carpet Cleaning Works.
Phone 50. 135c-tf
WANTED-Two good tickets for May'
'"Festival. Call Smith 1057. 151p-3
LOST
LOST- A bunch of keys in the Uni-
versity Library. See Mr. Becker of
the University electric shop. 151
LOST--Pink. coral set between,
Chubb's and S. 'Division, Thursday
noon. Call 2726-R. Reward. 151
LOST-Black ostrich hair. ornament,
between Gym and Newberry. Call
2338. Reward. 151
LOST-Red Parker Pen. Name L. S.
Van Antwerp on it. Call 2545-11.
Reward. 151:p
LOST --Mink choker at the baseball
game Saturday. Call 2949. Reward.
149p-3
LOST--Dark~ green top-coat. Reward.
No questions asked. Call 3094.
151p
FOUND
FOUND-A safe place to' leave my
furs, where they are insured- against
all losses at 'ZNerdling's Fur Shop.
150-3
WI NUDOW CLEANING
Blue. Bird Hair, Shop.
5 Nickel's Arcade
Darling and Malleaux
221 S. State," 7 Nickel's Arcade
CARPET CLEANING
Rugs Shampooed or Dirt Cleaned
Ann Arbor Carpet Cleaning Works
Phone 50
DRUG STORE
Edsill's Rexall Drug Store
208 So. Main St.
~JEWELRY
S. B. Eibler
314 So. Main St.
LEATHER GOODS
F. W. Wilkinson
325 So. Main St.
PERMANENT WAVING
Beauty Parlor
3rd Floor
MfACKS & CO.
TIRE SUPPLY
Michigan Tire Supply
337 So. Main St.
Powerton Cords
Vulcanizing
IOfficials of the Nichols arboretum'I
on Geddes avenue have reported sev-I
eral cases of property destruction dur-,
ing the past week, such as the carry-
ing away of flowers and shrubbery.1
One of these despoilations was espe-
cially serious as the plant robbed
was a specimen of a small -Chinese
tree, the only one in the possession
of the arboretum. The tree had blos-
somed for the first time, and was the
subject of special observation by those
in charge. Signs requesting that the
plants be let alone are posted but
many of thie visitors seem to disre-
gard them.
Work on the preparation of a new
peony garden is being' carried for-
ward. A large force of laborers, have'
been at work and 40 tons of fertilizerj
have been brought in for distribution
over the ground. Arboretum offi-
cials have expressed the wish that
the public would realize the work and
time expended on the culture of the
plants and refrain from destroying:
them.I
Up stairs,
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~Only SIX~ MORE
~WEEKS of SCHOOL,
Have you mnad~e your
-plans for sunmer?_
Do not wait until it is too late to
sign for territory. Students from
1Vlicigan averaged five hundred
'~dollars clear for summer work.
Com~e in and look over their re-
ports and reserve your territory.
H. J. LEADER
Tel. 321-- 022 E. 'Liberty
Across from Speddings
149c-10
KODAK FINI$PLNG
FIL~M-Dveloped anud printed by
our own photographers. Leave
alms at any f our stores today,
get prints tomorrow night. Calk-
ins Fletche~' r rg Co. 109c-21
JIOWSECLEA1II1G
WE make your house clean without
paint. We do both interior and ex-
terior washing. Ann Arbor House
Cleaning Co. Phone 1995-J. 151
PatroizeDaily advertisers--Adv.
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EXPERTS on washing windows at
reasonable prices. Ann Arbor Win-
dow Cleaning Co. Phone 1995-..
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151
USED CARS
-USED CARlS
DORT, Oakland,I Buicks, Fords, and
others.
Staebler & Sons Garage
151c-3
Patronize Daily Advertisers.-Adv.
Disapproves K.' K. K. Action
Fort Worth, Texas, April 27 ()By A.
P.}-Disapproval of the demonstra-
tion of the Ku Klux Klan staged in
the chamber of the House of Repre-
sentatives last night when a concert
by the St. John Colored orphonage
was in progress ' was voiced by Lieut.
Gov. T. W. Davidson.
INTRAMURAL MANAGER
TRYOUTS {
Tryouts for Intramural man-
ager are asked to report at 3:30
military Ball Picture on Sale
Flashlight pictures of the Military
ball, taken at the conclusion of the
grand march, are being sold at Lyn-
don's from 50 cents Upwards. The
pictures show the dancers in mass
formation immediately following the
ceremony.
IGOOD OLD DAY STUFF
HAS NOTHING IN IT]
E This "in the good old days
Istuff" has nothing in it, Mr. L.
RI. Kilian, director of the Ma-
Sjestic theater orchestra, believes.
Students have a much more en- j
joyable time now than they did
1when he began playing here 20
{years ago. They are exactly as j
rough, too, in spite of what the
boys of '00 and '01 would have
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