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ADVERTISING

WANTED
EXPERIENCED cook wants position
in fraternity or sorority house. Has
references. Address Box 10.
WANTED IIELP
T MONEY TO. FJNI$H
SWROOL TiTS SPRiNG
$50.00 Spring Vacation
Call 2334 and We Will Tell
You How
L. B. ABBOTT R. J. CHICK
336 So. Division
THREE WAITERS to work for board.
Call 188 and ask for Mr. Walbridge.
BE A NEWSPAPER Correspondent
with the Heacock Plan and earn a
good income while learning; we
show you how; begin actual work at
once; all or spare time; experience
unnecessary; no canvassing; send
for particulars. Newswriters Train-
ing Bureau, Buffalo,.N. Y.
SUMMER WORK. College student
for summer position; splendid ex-
perience. Salary $262 for 75 days.
Write Dept. B. Educators Associ-
ation, Park Avenue Bldg, Detroit,
Mich.
ONE GOOD MAN to represent a
strictly college proposition. See
representative between 1-3. Room
2 U Hall.
STUDENT TO SOLICIT insurance,
auto, dwellings, cottages, business
property, burglarly, plate glass, and
etc. Liberal commissions. Write
P.,O. Box 218.
AN EXPERIENCED insurance solicit-
or. Reply stating phone number
for appointment. Box 4 Michigan
Daily.
STUDENT FOR kitchen work, room
and board. Call 1104, 200 Wash-
tenaw Ave.
FOR SALE.
ONE SMALL Victor phonograph, suit-
ale for canoeing. Little used. Price
reasonable. Call Evans, 3309-W,
~408 hamlton,, ,.
PR OS1I FROLTC ticket. Call 1591.
UNUSUAL SWEATERS; blouses, hos-
,er at T'he Jane Singleton Shops,
8 Nickels Arcade.
LI(USEHOLDI VURNMTURE .,
AT e VERY RASONABLE prices.
Pavenpors, Kitchen Cabinets,
Washing: Machines, Tables, Chairs
-ja nd hRugs. Some very exceptional
antique black walnut furniture.
Phone 1199-W. or call at 211 S.
D vIawsion.a'
CLEANING and 'Pressing establish-
ment. Call 885-J5.
"NDY SIX ROOM bousd very con-
venient to the campus. Only $6800
ppd'ony $1001) don yent. 617
LOST
SCOTCH COLLIE pup, 5 months old.'
No collar. Call 783.
MONDAY A. M., Grey Brown- Card
case, containing calling cards and
several small cecks. Call Mrs.
Mohler, 94-J.
AN ELGIN wrist watch with gold
bracelet Saturday evening between
206 S. Thayer and the Library.
g Finder please call 988-R. Reward.
I LACK BELGIAN collie. Finder
please call 16.
WILL THE PERSON who found loose-
leaf leather notebook in General
Library with name Gertrude Ott-
mer inside phone 2743.
LADIES BLUE fountain pen without
cap Sunday afternoon between

Wright St. and Majestic Theatre.
Reward. Call 3349-R and ask for
Durant.
FOUNTAIN PEN INK
INK is the life blood of your Foun-
tain Pen. One filling of vicious ink
will spoil the flow of your pen per-
manently. Take no chances, get a
bottle of our special formula Diamond
Writing Fluid. We guarantee it the
best.
RIDER'S PEN SHOP'
302 State St.
TAILOR
SPRING WOOLENS
New line, latest spring styles. Come
in and let me show you some real ma-
terial. Priced very attractively.

FOUNTAIN PENS
A NEAT job of Gold Leaf embossing
on your Fountain Pen. 25 cents at
RIDER'S PEN SHOP
302 State St
FOR RENT
ONE SINGLE, steam heated room

BURTON WLL T
TOSATE TEACHERSu
Some Aspects of American Higher
Education" to Be Subject
of A ddress
1110A(TL:hTYOMENAW TS HE E.
President Marion L. Burton will be
one of the many faculty members who
will speak before the different ses-



for student or business man, con-;sions of the Schoolmaster's
venient to campus. 238 S. Thayer. will convene here April 3

club which
and 4. He

Or

Call 2963-R.
PLEASANT SINGLE rooni located be-
tween Union and Ferry Field.
Near carline. For particulars phone
1348-J.
$50.00 MONTHLY. Unfurnished heated
first floor apartment. Would furn-
ish for nominal extra charge. Near
Hill Auditorium. Ralph T. Swezey,
2970-W.
ROOMS FOR TRANSIENTS by day ozi
week. Ralph T. Swezey, 509 Thom-
pson St. Phone 2970-W.
PART OF LARGE nicely furnished
room. Phone 1194-M. 422 E.
Washington.
COSMETIC SERVICE
Superfluous
FACIAL HAIRS
Removed Permanently lby
ELECTROLYSIS
ELECTRO-COSMETIC SERVICE
By appointment only Phone 1167-R.I
MISCE1LANEOUi
RUGS SHAMPOOED or dust cleaned.
Ann Arbor Carpet Cleaning Works.
Phone 50.
MUSICAL . I
TED RHOADES orchestra presents
Joe Sweeney and his five-piece or-
chestra.
We supply and put on the best qual-
ity calf skin heads on all makes of
drums and banjoized instruments.
Quick service and reasonable terms
at Schaeberle & Son's Music House.
110 South Main Street.
SPECIAL Phonograph Bargain. A
new Console type at $75.00. Easy
payments. University Music House.
GIBSON MANDOLIN. Special at
$26.00. Pay as you play. Univer-
sity Music House.

will talk on "Some Aspects of Amer-
ican Higher Education" Thursday
niorning.
At the classical conference which
wil be held Thursday afternoon, Prof.
H. A. Sanders of the Latin department
will.give an exhibit of papyri man-
uscripts and facsimiles and Dr. John
P. Titchener of the Greek depart-
ment will sneak on the three manuals
of military science.
Prof. A. R. Crittendon of the Latin
department will tell "What College
Freshmen Find Hardest in Latin" at
the Friday afternoon conference, while
Prof. J. E. Dunlap of the Latin de-
partment and Dr. Titchener will pre-
sent some illustrative material of in-
terest to classical teachers. Prof. A.
G. Canfield of the romance languages
! department will discuss the methods
measuring the results of foreign lan-
guage study.
The program for the history con-
ference includes addresses by Pro-
fessors O. W. Stevenson and A. L.
Cross of the history department.
Prof. D. L. Rich of the physics depart-
ment, R. K. McAlpine of the chem-
istry department and N. H. Buell of
the Ann Arbor high schol will talk
at the chemistry-physics conference
Thursday,'afternoon.
The mathematical conference will
be addressed by Professors H. C. Car-
ver, John W. Bradshaw, and Louis
Karpinski, all of the mathematics de-
partment while Prof. Oran Raber
and Dr. William Seifriz of the botany
department will speak before the bio-
logical conference Thursday after-
noon. Prof. W. D. Henderson of the
extension department will address
the joint meeting of the commerical
and business schools conference which
is scheduled for Friday afternoon.

The Secret of
Successful

Advertising
1 SHAwas told to march around

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the walls of Jericho

seven

days,

to

march around.

once

on each of

six

days, andon the seventh day to march

seven

times and blow his trumpets, and

ericho would fall.
They marched

one day and

some

wanted to stop. There wasn't a crack in

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the walls, they said.

This

wasn t

the

right plan. Why not try' something else.
WNh-y not quit.?
But Joshua kept right on. Aid the
kickers with cold feet kept on murmur-

TYPEWRITING
AILL MAKES. Agency Woodstock and
Oliver typewriters, Sundstrand add-
ing machine, Line-a-Time copy,
holders, rubber stamps, ribbons,
cushion keys, type cleaners and sup-
plies. Machines rented.
ANN ARBOR TYPEWRITER
EXCHANGE. Phone 866, downtown I
No. 9 Ann Arbor Sav. Bank Bldg.
TYPEWRITING and MIMEOGRAPHI
promptly and neatly done.
Theses, students notes and college
work a specialty.
O. D. MORRILL
The Typewriter & Stationery Store
17 :Nickels' Arcade
CLOTHLNGI
PANTS TO MATCH YOUR COAT1
AND VEST. Chas. Doukas, 901 N.
University.
SHOES

If you've been enjoy-
ing malted milk of
Distinctive
Malt Flavor
and Aroma
It is because your fountain
man serves.....

l1-

ing.

Sure

enough on the seventh day

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MALTED MILK
(DOUSLE MALTED)
Remember to say'Thompson's" It will
insure you getting a creamny, fluffy .drink
of unusual good flavor.

the walls ofJericho fell flat. And the
kickers all said ,they knew it would ha p-
pen all along.

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are always

some
soon.

who want

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to stop advertising

too

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Pocket Malted Milk!
We'll be glad to send you a full
sized bar of Thompson's Pure
Malted Milk. crisped and coated
with tasty chocolate, upon re-
ceipt of S cents.
The Unique Confection
THOMPSON'S MALTED FOOD CO.
WAUKESHA. WISCONSIN

They

cold feet before the results come in.

SHOES REPAIRED while you wait,
Full soles a specialty. 0. G. Andres
222 S. State. I
Rec

get

They always want to

give up the plan

and try something else.

J

But that

is not the way successful


advertisers

do it.

They keep right on

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KENNEDY'S

with their plan.

They are not disturbed

Present

because

there are no

cracks

in the walls

THE JORDANS

of competition.

They pay no attention

Kentucky's Supreme
Colored Orchestra

to the quitters and the kickers.
when the walls fall, they fall flat.
There are very few JosUs.

And

That

At The

ROUND-UP CLUB

is why advertising men have to work
hard.

m IXER

aturday Afternoon

Josh was right. In Jericho it was

$24.50 and $31.50

2:30

5:30

Take advantage of this wonderful off-
er and come early.
HEIFAN the TAILOR
802 S. State
L ode Shoppej
711 NORTH UNIV.

the trumpets.

In Arie Arbor its

At The Union

BENEFIT UNION SWIMMING POOL
BILL, $1.00 r,

K1 the M

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