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Or goni-The annual tug-o i'A r -wa ; ycecu'icts and deeds be worthy
?srtagfed. se veral days ago arnd iwon b feua~nb future classes."
the class of. '25. The freshmen hQJld-
the second year men for some min- Lh id5nf -n the annual eel-
utes but finally lost in the struggle,i lege wit. contest conducted by judge,
jwhich according to reports, was the'1 the furst prize was this year awarded

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The following Box R~eplies are at the
Daily Office: 12, CNC, MC, BC, DIM,
20, RT, AB3Q, Jlake, MLS
.MICHIGAN DAILY CLASSIFIED)..
RA4TES .
Classified Rates. Two cents a word
a daypaidin advance. Minimumm
charxge for first day, 25c. Minimum
thereafter, 20c. Three cents per word
per da if charged. White space
ch1arged for at rate of five cents per
to those having phones.
Phone 960.
NOTICE
DONT FORGT '.
Smith Tire Repair
Oldest and most reliable place
to buy tires.
K~elly Spriugfleld Diamond Tires
128c-tf
Dance at Jim Burke's Whitmore Lake
Dancing Pavilion. Every Friday and
Saturday night. Also Decoration
Fight. 172-5
FOR ROCK BOTTOM PRICES on gro-
ceries, see Pierce's ad in the Wed'-
nesday issue of T1he D)aily. 125c-tf
Closin~g out all silk underwear and
negligees at 25 percent discount. Jane
Singleton Shops. 171c-5i
P?RWEiI-TY O~FFERED Oy,
L. D. CARR AND C. J. TREMMET,
17 A. A. Savings Bk Bldg., 441-Fl7
VACANT
About three acres of fine ulidin
About three acres of fine building
sites on the hills. Nearly 160 rods,
from city limits on east. We believe
purchaser will realize a splendid pro-
fit on this on account of the develop-
ment to take place the neat two years.
~Devonshire 'toad. Over an~ acre.
Only $1200,. We recaminend this as a
sound investme~nt. It is a splend1 l-
b~ilding site in an area whe~re values
will -enhance imaterially. fl
Ferdon Road. 75 feet. Lot coim-
mnands fine view for a home.

P~OR SAL4E

POR SAbtE-Very desirable eleven
!room house in S. E. section, one
block from Campus. $12,000 on
easy terms, Large lot, percher, !
fireplace,'a bargain fcr anyone wish-
ingh to buy. Address DM, Michigan
Daily. 173p-3-
S~ngle andl double cot, mattresses.
extension table, ciiairs, rocker,,
dressers, chiffoniers,. student table,
book ,shelves, gas plates, ih'orinu
board, maps, large rugs. Very
cheap. 431 S. :Main St. Upstairs.
*7T-3
FOR SAL-Seven months old 1923
Ford Touring car in fine condition.
Leaving towxn so must sell. Any
reasonable offer con sideredJ. Call
M'enney, 2080-Vi, 1831 Washitenlaw.a
173-I
FOR', SALE-New Hender son De-Luxe
motorcycle, run .700 miles, complete1
equipment, guaranteed comit~ion.
TImmediate disposal necessary. Call46-.1p2
FOR SALE--A good 7 room house, 3
blooks east of campus. lrce $7,000
-$1,000 dlown. Phone 866 or 387.
Elmer E. Brooks, 7 Savings lBanl ,
Bldg. 174-2
FOR SALE--One large mission oak li-
brary 'tablc, fine for fraternity or
student room. Phone 546, 815 Mc
in Icy Ave.17
LOST
LOST-S.unday, m~ale bull terrier pup-
py, white with brown spots, black
ring on tail, leather collar, brxass
studded. Finder notify 1746 Wash-
tenaaw. Phone 1842-J. 173-2
LOST-Stonc Martin chocker. Wed-1
nesday night between Hill "auditor-
ium and Lincoln, avenue. Phone
1811-4V 904 Lincoln Ave. Rewaird.
].731-2
LOST---Thursday, pair shell rimmed
glasses in long;black leather case,
between medical building anal Fer'-
ry field. Phone 1012--W. 174p
LOST-Key-ring containing six key-,
and round piece of metal with num-
bers and bank address. Valuable.

H. J. Leader
Tel. 3221-J 0.22 E. Liberty
Across from Speddings.
167c-14
ORDINARY INTEI4LIGEi\NCE, PLUS
ORDINARY' P.1R1SONALITY, AND
HARD!) AORK WILL MAKE YOUR
SUMMl1ER A SUCCESSFTULONEF
FINANCIALLY. WE HTAVE . TRAIN-
ED MANY. SUCCESSFLUL SALE,13-
MEILN. WORKI THS SUMMI*ER FOR
A CONCERN TH4AT KNOWS IHOW
TO GET RESULTS. 'A COMMIS-
SIO6N PROPOSITION WITH A
WEEK LY GUARvANTEE. BOX HI
CE; M CT-I1(,AN DAILY.
114c-7
STUDENT SALESMEN
We have openings in bicllhigan, In-
diana; Illinois, and Kansas. Will be
glad. to use you during vacation:~ Good
commission, contracts, big money sell-
ing our HeIalth and Accident Policy to
P:rofessional and Business men. We
give you every assistance to' success.
Address or 'Call H1..J. Moran.
1108 Packard St., City
Agency Supervisor
170-12
USED WtS~
FOR SALE--Ford four-door sedan.
If you want to save some money.
on a .brand new car, call Paton.
2951-W. 110.-tr
FOR SALE-Ford roadster in good
runniing order.' $65. Phone 3164-
J. 173jp-2

squarest ever held over the old, mill
race.
Wa lngon-It is the annual aim
'of the freshmen at Washington to suce-
ceed in gathering together enough
wood and wreckage for their cap night
bonfire without letting the sophomores
fidand take it. Practically every]I
year the second year men, however.
succeed in discovering the placeu and
t akin'g away the materials. The fresh-
men have beep sucecssfula th-aseye~ar.
for the first time in almrost a decadle
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Wiiscontsin-Mrs. Martha M. Hubbsl
and her daughter graduated from the
village "schiool of East Moltne, ill..
this month and intend to enter Wis-
'consi:, university together nex~t fall.
It is the first case on record o, a
another and daughiter enrolling at thel
~nversty, together. i
Chicaigo-With the first semi-finals
yesterday the Stagg's Interscholastic
track meet got under way. There are
73(i prep and hnigh school men in, the
meet, coming from states as distantI
as Virginia and California. A number
of the same teams will compete thatI
met on Ferry field a week ago..
4)h~o State-Tonight when the en-
tire university assembles around the
bonfire in the stadium every fresh-
man, will take the following oath: "We,
members of the class of '26, do here-
by swear. allegiance to our university,
to its ideals, and to its purposes..
On the threshold of our second yeasr
we resolve anew to 'be loyali
sonls and daughters of our school
Classfied-Con's.
i'A 4E J'1FLP. W)ANIVED
WANT*ED-Several students 'who de-'
sire work during suilimer vacation.
With some factory experience pre-
ferred. Apply at Economy Baler
Co., N. Mlain St., Ann, Arbor.
173p-G
FOUND~
FOUND-One pair of glasses, Capi
night. Call 1192-W. 1741
FOIL HIRE,

tovStanford's Vhumor magazine, Chap-
arral. S econd, in the contest was the
Coluimbia Jester, while the Cornell
Widow took third.
Oregon-Following the idea first at-
tempted. by Northwestern uiniversit,
the University of Oregon will 'make
a permanent collection of films taken
of students and campus events. A few
thousand feet of films have been taken
in the' last week which will be shown
at alumni meetings, reunions, and at
picture house i throughout the state.
liiiiresota-A device to test the
curiosity of students here was install-
el yesterday. It is a card about three
by zi; inch~e, tacked to the wall, .on
which is vrltten : "Do not look° under
this card." Of 40 persons entering 'the
room, 83 looked under the card, two
did0 'not ;ee it, one intended to look
but was interrupted, and one refrained
from doing the forbidden act. The
card concealed -merely a mirror.
O)regon-During the past year 125
hiJgh :school students throughout the
state took correspondence courses
from the University of Oregon. 'At the
opening of past year more than 'a
hundred high school graduates pre-
gented credits secured 'in -this. man-
ner for entrance.
1 1zhines ta-A serious fire threaten-
ed the Mechanics building recently
-whe~n a large waste paper container
caught fire and nearly resulted in the
iburniing of Surrounding walls. Trhe
I promipt action of the students who dis-
covered the blaze saved any further
damages.
Students Visit Detroit Plants
Several students in the chemical en-
i ginee rink . department lett at 6: 30 o'-
clock this morning on the Michigan
Central for Detroit to make a tour of
some of the industrial plants there.
The1i stydents wt1l go through the
plants of the Detroit Steel Castings
ccenipany and the Michigan -Malleable
Iron company, and Henry Ford's R&'-
er Rouge plant.
"Rolling stones gather no moss,"~
but unused furniiture gathers- dust.
Call 960. -Adv.

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Dainty salads
Colinjg drinks
Pleasant surroundings

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191 F:ordI touring excellent running
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mrakes. Ann Arbor Tyg- riter 1Lx-
chajnge. Phone 866..9 Savings Bank
Block. 123i-ti
Smith numiber 5, rubber keys,. silenc-
ing pad, shipping case, excellent
condition. Hale 1963-M. 1741)
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THE ANN ARBOR DAIRY COMPANY
PHiONE 424

Brockman Boulevard, near Washten-
aw. 100 feet $4000. " Terms. This is
a fine home site.
West Side. A number of ,good build-
ing lots in IKillins Heights and other
sections.
HOUSES
Olivia. Ave. New eight room house,
$3500 down. Built for a re-al home.-
East University ,Ave. Eleven rooms.
1 Close to campus. Lot '66432. $15000.
Terms. Value equals price.

Church Street. Good six
house at $7500. Terms.
Cambridge. _,-Grooms,, $8500,.

room

Our listings include every desirable
section of the city. We are equipped
to help on locate a home suited to
your needs. For Real Estate Service
See
L~. ID. CARR & C. J. TREMMEL
17 Say. Bk. Bldg. Phone 441-Fl1.
LAKIE COTTAGES-We have fine fur-
nished cottages at Cavanaugh and
Whitmore Lakes that can be bought
on very reasonable terms. See these
now. Mrs. Gustine, 835-Fl, 2738..
174c
WAIMPR
SITUIATION WANTED-Cook' (male,
colored, cooking school graduate),
wishes work in a frate city where
good cooking and econoi, ical man-
agement would be apprec 'ited. G.
W. Station A, 547, Champai, n, Ill.
169P-10
WANTED-Pastry cook and meat
cook.; Splendid opportunity for
summer employment. Write at
once. Mrs. Geo. Chambers, Pine.
Cottage, Mackinac Islands.
172p-3
WANTED-Two or three students° in
summer school to carry papers. See
Pa rksor Haskin in Daily office Sat-
urda y morning. 174p
WANTED-RHoomn next semester in ex-
change for services.. Will rent one
if reasonable. Box J.T.M.
172p-21
WANTED-For next year, suite or'
small apartment for mnarried
couple. aily'Box AH ±
174p-2
WANvTED--Cook for fraternity, for
next fall. References desired. Call
Parks, 558, 174p-2
WANTED-Laundry to do at donme;
dresses andl fine work preferred.
Phone 2532-W. 174-6
WNANTED-A good cook for" sorority
next year. 1015 E. tiniversity. 1925-
R. 174p
WANTED-Family washing, soft wa-
ter, dried out-doors. Ph~one 3105-
M 73-I

Phone 782-. 17 3-4 ro TYSPED by EXPERTS t BIDI-I___________________________
DL1S BOK STORE. 11 Mickel FOR l.I IM-Car with or without drlv- GILBERTS Chocolates fresh very
LOST-Shell rimmed glasses in dark Arcade. 11kc-t er. Phone 1758-R. 161e-21 Friday. Tice's, 113 East Libefty.
tan leather case, after cap night -
exercises. Reward. Call Herrick, IIi 11111II1lItIN 1l1lklllllllllll'llilIIIIIfl IIIII1fllfl I~t11II111Itll111111111
2744-R. 174-2
R near-KampaBeta Psi badge-on or
nercmu.Finder please call "- tf
Carleton, 55$. "Reward. ~ 11i,& Z U ~ d-Tr Goodnss" sk
174p-2
LOST-Man's reconstructed ruby ring.
sart etigat
Reward. Call Taylor, 1142-Te. ,I R fr sh--
174p-4 Y 2
LOST-Silver Uvel sharp wth initas
CB.C Call Cummings, 419 J.^^3
172p-3 w
tOT-IBeta Plit Delta. frateri nty - -
bdeCl261R174p That's why our fountain9
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FOR RENT-June 15 to Sept. 1 corn' drinks are sopoua with
pletely ,furnished apartment. 2 - stdent
screened sleeping porches, rea- i M icigan stdnt
sonable rental. Phone 2056-W.
174p-22
FOR RENT-Furnished lower fiat for "w
summer. Also rooms for summer . ~V.
students. 555 Packard. Corner of l - oullv ver "e ti
Hii. hon 151-. 72- 2Our, canoe lunches are
FOR RENT-Rooms for summer ! th for-
school-for boys-two suites and = justth thingfo up-rivertwdoberms41E.Whigi="-
ton. 174-2 1 rps
AATALABL ATONC -Seeral I ainty but sustain-
irberooms, newly decorated, On they saisfy1~~ refinedi
crose in; also garage. 518 Pack- I , =L±J
ard. 74p-116 S~ UNIVERSITY
FOR RENT-Five furnished rooms ~tse n elh p eie
and bath on first floor, until Sep-
tember 15. No children. 429 S.2
Division.' 174-2 "2 ____________-..._'___.r-._...:...._..:..:._._.._......._ ,,._______
FQIR RENT-4Three furnished lhght!- l lllIHI~IinIviIImuD~~l~lII iiii~Ii~iiilIIlhIt
housekeeping rooms. 1025 VaughnI
St. Phone 2418-W. I- r~ te~Little Mss Muffet sat on a tufft,
______________e best of candies ,
- ISELANOLS __A Iunot to eat curds and whey.
MICLAEU- fine Connr's dish it wyas, vanishing quick because
~ Sp cia s = henno ne- could tae it away.
OILMIS-Developed and printed by -,ietsv VJ+J SpUial
our own photographers. Leave.c
films at any of our stores today,f--
get prints tomorrow night. Calk- ;1; l a he. i1-'d
ins Fletcher Drug Co. 109c-21 ' lead f h . 3i d
Lawn Mowers sharpened. -Money hack?
guarantee. Call Lamed ardlware,- 1
310 S. State St. Phone 1610.__ ____________=
Try, something different for your, .(EXT SITNPAY
~peal tomorrow. Chop Suey and _
regular Chicken inner are served l= TWO STORES--NE EFFICIENTE E
at the Varsity Inn, 512 E, William, ,=p'; PCIAL BRICK Alask, nmn htCno'
oeblock off State. 174p - . O Cream 1s made In spotless daylight1
______________________________tores where cleanliness Is u habit.
WE nfake your house clean withoutA~ PINEAPPLE
pait. We do both interior and ex______________________________________a
tenor waxhing. City House Clean-= w A DELIxHTJF'TL
Iug Co. Phone 1995-J. 152c30 -e That alone is enough to make it w
rXET n ahn window s at - = JE$iR.'HN your while to demand 9~ by iame.
reasonable prices. City Window -22YU JAE