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the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of
Copy received until 3:20 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.)
THURSDAY, NOVE3[BER 30. 192 Number >8

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Blue Prints:
Beginning Monday, Nov. 27, students and University departments may
have blue prints made in any size and quantity by the Photograpbic Labor-
atory of the Department of Drawing. Students should leave their tracings
in the office of the Secretary of the University and may receive and pay
for the prints at the same office. University departmnents may deliver their
tracings either to the Secretary's office or to the photographic laboratory,
429 Engineering building.
All tracings left At the laboratoryor at the Secretary's office before
10 a. m. will be printed and ready for delivery at 2.30. Tracings left before
4 o'clock will be printed and returned at 10 o'clock a. m. following. The
price for blue prints will be 1 cent per foot or fraction thereof. The min-
imum charge is 5 cents. Special arrangements are made for the business
of University departments. . .
The laboratory is prepared also to make brown print negatives from
tracings, and tracings delivered before 10 a. m. will be printed and the neg-
atives returned at 10 a. in. following. The price for negatives is 2 cents
per square foot, with a minimum charge of 10 cents.

traordinary circumstances, a grade
of "E" will be turned in on the stu-
W H AT' IS GOING ON (lent's record. alh
All class presidents should Jhave their
list of officers committees turn-
Ied in at the Miebiganensian office
NOTICE--Copy for this column should before Dec. 1..
be submitted by 5:30 o'clock of __--
the day before publication. FRIDAY SET AS LAST DAY
-FOR DROPPING OF CLASSEj
THURSDAY
11:00 A. M.--Thanksgiving day service Final notice as been given out by
in Hill auditorium. Prof. Wilbur R. Mumphreys, assist-
4:00-6:30-Open house at Wesley hall., ant dean of the literary college, that
Movie. 5 o'clock Friday is the time limit set
5:00-Party at Presbyterian church. for dropping courses for the first se-
8:00-Christian Science society uueet1 mester without receiving an "E" on
in Lana hall. the records at the end of the semes-
--- ter. Abso:utely no permission will
FRIDAY be granted after this time, according
4:00-Alpha Nu special business meet- to the statement.
ing, fourth floor, University hall. To drop a course a student must
8:00-Women's debate between Ohio first receive permission from his in-
State and Michigan in University structor. It is then necessary for himi
hall. j to consult the dean and fill out the
necessary "change of elections" blank
SATURDAY in the registrar's office.
8:00-V'raduates' party in .Barbour ---.
gymnasium. If you lose your dog, a daily classi-
tied ad will find it for you:-Adv.

HOTEL AL'ENEL
Splendid Thanksgiving turkey din-
ner, $1.50. 12-2 p. nm.-adv.
Dance at Maccabee Hall Friday
night in Chelsea.-Adv.
VICTOR ALLIENDINGER
PIANO TUNING
School of4 Music Tuner
PIIO0NE 30062
Office at les., 418 N. Division St,.
DR. W. S. MILLS
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
616 First Nat'l Bk. Bldg.
Office Hours Phone
9-12; 1:30-5 $21-F1

THE
GREY
SHOP

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After the Concert or the
show
Come into "The Grey
Shop" for a "Buffalo"
Mavis French and Nunnally's
Southern Chocolates

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University Club:
Club night and entertainment Friday, Dec. 1, at 8 p. M.
HENRY F. ADAMS, Secretary.
Ohio State vs. Michigan Deates:
The Woman's Debate between Ohio State and Michigan will take place
in University Hall tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. The subject for debate
is, "Resolved, That the Great Lakes to the Atlantic canal project should be
completed by the joint contribution of Canada and the United States."
Michigan will uphold the Affirmative of the question and Ohio State the
Negative. ORATORICAL ASSOCIATION.
E. T. Ramsdell, President.
Rifle Club Members:
U. of M. Rifle Club will fire from 9 to .12 today Room 330.
- WILLIS SHIPPAM, Major, C. A. C.
Graduate Students:
The Graduate Club has made special arrangements for the second
meeting of the year, to be held on Saturday, Dec. 2, at 8 p. m:., in Barbour
Gymnasium. The evening's program will be opened with an address by
Professor R. M. Wenley. Every graduate student is urged to be present.
T. LUTHER PURDOM,
President, Graduate Club.
Latin 21:
Five lectures on the Topography of Caesar's Gallic War. Illustrated
with lantern slides. By .G. R. Swain.
Open to students of the Classics and others interested. Room A, Me-
mnorial Hall.
S: C a. m. on Dec. 4, 5, 7, I1, and x12. F. W. IELSEY.

U-N' OTICES
For all courses in the literary college
dropped after Friday, save under ex-

Got something for sale? A "Daily"
classified ad will sell it for you--Adv.

LIMITED EDITION.

75c.

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THANKSGIVING

Photographer to Michigan Students
Established 1887

You'll be surprised to find
how well your clothes look

SCOTT ATTENDING
ENGLISH COUNCIL
Prof. F. N. Scott, of the rhetoric de-
partnient, has gone to 'Chattanooga,
Tennessee, tosattend the annual meet-
ing of the National Council of Teach-
ers of English, of which he is.di-
rector. ws neo
Professor Scottwsagnetof the
founders of this organization and
served as its first president duxring 1
the years 1911-1913. He is also one
of the founders and editors of. The
English Journal, its official publica-
tion.
MANY WOMEN TO SEE' ANNUAL f
MICHIGAN OPERA NEXT WEEK
More than 600 tickets for the 17thl
annual Union opera, "In and Out,"1
were bought by the women of the Un-
iversity at a sale held yesterday aft-1
ernoon at Hill auditorium. The sale.
of seats to women was opened for one
day in order to give them a choice of.
seats before the general public. Tick-
ets will be placed on general sale at,
10 o'clock Friday morning at the Whit-
ney theater box office and will continue
until all the seats for the week's per- t'
formance are sold out.

"h Stage
WHITNEY
Virginia Howell, engaged by Coin,
stock and Gest for the desert slave
"Zahrat"~ in their magnificent produc-"
tion "Chu Chin Chow" has 'been rec-
ognized for years as one of the best
actresses of the country, having been
associated with Otis Skinner, ance
O'Neill, John Mason,, John Drew, the
"Prince of India" and "Ben Hurt" She
was, bdrn in the grand old state of
South Carolina, and is a layer of outl
door snorts. Twice in succession she
has been awdrded the Blue Ribbon in,
the state ffir5s of South Carolina for
riding and jumping, defating 18 can-
dldat at the lAMt onpetition. She
plays both the violin and piano. Her
proudest claim is being a Daughter of
the Confederacy, a Colonial Dame and
a Daughter of the American Revolu-
tion, with five bars to her insigna rep-
resenting five men who fought in the
Revolution for her country's freedom.a
She is a graduate of the Visitation
convent of Mount de Sales, Baltimore.
"Chu Chin Chow," the first big spec-
tacular production to come here in
vpars, wil open Friday night at the
Whitney theater with performances
Saturday afternoon and 'evening.

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is not the only time we have good food.
Neither is it the only time we have low
prices. Our Thanksgiving quality lasts
the whole year 'round.

Cleaned.

The University at first derived its maintenance
from the use of public lands.

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ANN ARBOR

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For Michiganensian
Pictures
Phone 598

209 EAST LIBERTY

DYE WORKS
201 E. WASH ALGTON

121 East Washington Street

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On Thanksgiving Dav
Today, with a whole day at your disposal, what could
be better than a brisk trot through the near-by country-side?
With a well-trained horse (such as we provide) beneath you
and a congenial companion at your side, we predict an outing
that will yield pleasure and: satisfaction to the most discrim-

Quickly a n d easily y o u r
Christmas shopping tvill be
completed. 'Phone 6o4-W
no fJo r an early sitting

inating.

We advise you to phone in your reservations at the earli-
est possible time in order to avoid disappointment.

Portraits
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326 East Ann Street

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