THE rv evil DA tLY lr. ' I THItl COLUMN CLOSES AT 3 PI M. I ADVERTISING DAILY CLASSIFIED RATES Charged at the rate of 12c per reading tine for one or two insertions, Ilec pe: reading line for three G~ more insertione. White space charged for at same rates. Classifieds charged only to those having phones. Ask about c'ntracts for classified advertising. 10c per reading line for one or two insertions, 9c per reading line for three or more insertions, cash in adVance. Minimum. 3 lines per insertior, elassufi*;d Column Closes at h~ o'clock Noon, Saturday, "lmlerw-tJ'0-Ad.Taker" WAN~TED R~ELY ____________ ixEIRIEINQZD cook 'wants position TAILOR in fraternity or sorority house. Has ----- .-________ references. Address Box 10. SPRING WOOLENS, TYPE WkITENG 1LL' MAKES. Agency Woodstock and Oliver typ-ewriters, Sundstrand add- ing m iachinbe, Line-a-Time copyE holdler4, rubber stamps, ribbons, cushi on keys, type cleaners and sup- plies. 'M'achines rented. . ANABRTPWU E EXCHANGE. Phone 866, downtown No. 9 AMm Arbor Say. Bank Bldg. _________ ______ T1YPEWVRITING and MiMEOGRAPHI - poplannetydn./"ERTheses, students notes and college E K V . C r work -a specialty.I 0. D. MORRILLNosalwtie The Typewriter & Stationery Store I osalwtie 17 Nickels' Arcade } gnat t ait f fr MONE\Y TO FINISHI SCIIHOOL TIS PR\IW '~$,10.00 Spring VaIcalion Call 2334 and We WD2l Tell You how L. B. ABBOTT It. J. CHICK '3" So. INvision BE A NE]WSPAPER 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. AN~ EXPER fENCED insurance solicit- or'. Reply stating' phone number for appointment. Box 4 'Michigan Daily. CLEI.KS, RAILWAY Mail, 18-35: Exam Ann Arbor May 3, $133. Mo. Elxperience unnecessary. For free, particulars, write R. Terry (former -w~Civil Service examminer) 731 Barrist- er Bldg., Washington, D. C. WANTED TICKET FOR FRO FROLIC. White '2?. 110 N. Thayer'. Call 2583-R. STUDENTS WASHINGS. Satisfaction guaranteed. Called for and deliver- ed. Phone- 2942-R. GARAGE NEAR Packard and Mon- roe. Phone 778-R. ANNOUNCE CKANSES IN TWA UNION COMMITTEES New line, latest spring styles. Conic in and let me show you some real ma-j terial. Priced very attractively. ! FOUN~TAIN PENS A NEiAT job of Gold Leaf embossing; on your Fountain Pen. 25 cents at RIDER'S PEN SHOP 302 State St HATSI Spring mililinery for women at mod- e rate }prices. t;UdAL ti derALO L lULp, but good eating at the right price, served up steaming hot in time to get you to that 8 o'clock. $24.50 and $31.50 i i {; Changes in and additions to fhe per- sonnel of the Union Father's Day corm- mittee and the regular entertainmient committee have been made by Thomn- =BLIGHTY - - - ~ - r - SPear Salad .... SEgg and Head Lettuce Salad 30c s^ Toasted Peanut Chile = = ~Sandwich... .........15 EBlighty Sandwich tE(Toast, Tomato, H-amn) .... 35c Nut Bread with Orange . M armalade .........15c= 1 Prunes with whipped cream 15cE Chocolate Fudge Cake....loc SRaisin2 Nut Cake..........Joe'~ OOrange Iee......... ... ..15c EChocolate Banana Split .... 25cE - I - a - ar - a1I1l1l#111!#1!#IIIf###tIl as Lynch, 425iL, president of the Union. Wallace Flower, '24, who wats f=,r- i tmterly appointed chairman of the P'a-~ ther's Day committee will act as headI 'of the publicity department, a new de partment created by Lynch. Willard Spanagel, '25F, will be the ' chairman of the Union entertainment committee, and will be assisted by' John Bramley, '25, E~dwa s rd st ark '24, Eugene Buck, '26D, Howaird Vi- sel, '25, and Richard Tr'avis, '25)11, Franklin Dickman, '25E, has beent made chairman of Father's Day coin-f mittee. Alert Peck, .'25, Alilton Pet- erson, '25, Paul B~ruske, '26, and limAsin*2,wllhWsoite members. "Jimmie the adtaker" sells anything' quickly.Ay - - - Phon- 44- -l 'STUD I II'I Large :NTS' sSUPPLY STORE Lots 1111 S. UNIVERSITY4 Take advantage of this wonderful er and come early. HERMAN the TAILOR 802 S. State off- I'uell's Subdivision on Erockman Boulevard and oodsidde, near Was hten aw. Prico -and termis are Right. L. 0. Carr & C. J., Tremmel 17 Sav.ings Bank Bldg. Drop In! ANNA E WESC.II 206 E. Liberty St. Phone 1300-R. II' I" ' ItII Jil; _ IIhl 1111111- i 2y""' Notebooks, Sta tionery and All School AMaterials "Everythring for the. Student" -- -- ---- -- -- BRICK Veneer residence of 7 rooms just listed, in the Washtenaw district. Built and occupied by owner. 4 bedrooms-attic-two baths-all oak floors, gray enamel, mahogany finish-water softener-automatic gas heater-plenty of electric outlets (13 in living room)--screened R& sLUNCII 605 Church 'I Daily classified for real results. and weather stripped-twvo car garage-large elm trees. W~e will be pleased to give you. details. . NwClub EAST SECTION C Asix room home in fine condition-just listed and first time offered. 2 N w C l m i e o d I U)-lA You Do _Wli l You IDo by Eddie Cantor : First floor--hall, living room, dining room, kitchen, large screened 2 VEori e with The Georgians living porch, oak floors, ivory enamel, mahogany finish: 2nd floor- i 5c1-S. I,'uis i Vaa) yThe.. Original.= beech floors--3 bedrooms (excellent closets) bath-large sleeping = g2D-Mr . Rdio M ' -By"elwis zv porch : 3rd floor-2 large rooms can be easily finished and heat is* 2 T'ivel e O'clock _ ByHiedBandis An i adthere. There is a soft water lift-fireplace-garage. Loft size 261-.1i oiii' s,;utv By Al Jolson 51lx154. Several very large trees. Price $1 2,500-$3,440 down. You're in hKentucky its Sure as You're Born Van and Schink POTTER, ALLSHOULSE & RICH ARDS, Inc. 601-4 First Nat'l Bank Bldg. 2072, 2 E NINE 8ROOM NEAR WASTENAW 3 a..ir tre ThsIeatiulhis asabeautifrsanul homet111t1Biliaiti~ll8aslD all{1i1t1oakilg floors#1 1!!!I.111ti111t1d finish even to the two sun parlors and slee.i-' N.M®**19 **M113*M f ing porch. Has a large center hail, large i 5% Commission -FOR MICHIGAN, LEAGUE living room with fireplace and French U '9PSQUARE DEL" PEIALTY SHOE doors; vestibule; breakfast aicove, with built 30SpigSrtOpnEnns.K.M.U in seats and table. Pergola and doubleyg-u1Ridl THIS AD WITH YOU. rage. 'Basement has five compartmeats. I! I v;®1. 11 1 .I 11 o® ®b Loth 66x132. This can be ought for $16,500' .I with -a small payment. I IEFis sal 15 1ncIlCSrvic The- knowledge that your money 1s in ife hands alone makes up for'±e effort of anking it.. The convenience of our banks also a great. aid,. C Far ers & 'Mechanics Baik 101-105 South Main 330 South State SMALL FLAT OR light lrousekeep- ing rooms for summer school. Ad- dres Bow 11 Michigan Daily. WILL PAY $12>0 OR, 'rosh Frolic. A~ilOSH ROLI. TIKET.Call CLEANING and Pressing establish- ment. Call 885-J. UN DERWVOOD 4 TYPEWRITER cheap A CLASSY SEVEN room house, just one block off' State< Street. Nice large lot. Phone 2438. SOPRANO 'SAXOPHONE, newly re- :p~~ddclexellent condition: Call 230in evenings. WASHBURN BANJO,. 5 strings, new leather case, $20.00. Call Thursday afternoon Z 345 Natural Science bldg. 0LhDSMO10BILE Touring, tires and motor very good. $70. Call 1519. LOST_ ON SUNDAY a pair nose glasses. 'Finder please call Mrs. C. J. Parnall Phone 1402. 1 237 -S. Ingalls. W'ILL PERSON WHO TOOK my note- book by mistake from the Arcade r Cafeteria Tuesday noon kindly not- ify Robert L. Moore. Phone 861-W. FOUN) FOUND NEAR Memorial Hall, one embroidered grey silk glove. Call 1.630-J and pay for advertisement. FOR. RENT ONE SINGLE, steam heated room for student or business man, con- venient to campus. 238 5. Thayer. Call 2963-R. FOU~NTAIN PEN "-NK INK is the life blood of your Foun- tain Pen. One filling of vicious ink r will spoil the flow of your pen per- mnanently. 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.' COSMETIC SERVICE Superfluous FACIAL HAIRS Removed Permanently by ELECTROLYSIS_ ELECT'RO-COSMIETIC SERVICE By appotutment only Phone 1167-R,. MISCELANE O US RUGS SHAMPOOED or d~ust cleaned. Ann Arbor Carpet Cleaning Works. Phone 50. USICAL We supply and put on the best qual- ity calf, skin heads on all makes of drums and banjoized instruments. After that Frosh Frolic, WH-Y NOT GO WHERE YOU CAN GET!,GOOD FOOD AND 'GOOD SER3VICE The Chinese Gardens } (ncse American_ Resta~urant 106, S. Main St. 4! ~&I Call 835-Fl I'll meet You MRS. GUSTINE 71]6 First Nat'l Bank Bldg. *trator ~1t~jE SOL4D IN THIS CITY ONLY BYj FIWEI) W1r(iTROSSI 309 S. 11 ')l I Teres obdy.Else Iaaa FOX TROT By aa -r a w a SCoupled With j 1 "31st Street BlmIu es SI w- = BRUNSWICK RECORD No. 2571 an k - 1a4 vw HEAR IT TODAY - A.~i~t~i l~~c at Tuttle's Lunch Room 338 Maynard St. South, of Majestic CORW E L'SCRANTON COAL--ALL SIZES Empire Anthracite, $14.50 ton Absolutely no impurities, low in ash, high in heat units. Pocahontas Lump and Egg Kentucky and West Virginia Lump and Egg Terre Haute Quick Fire' Coke Produced solely, for domestic purposes. OFFICE CORNWELL 1BLOCK, Phones 81-MFl and 2207, Cornwell Coal-Coke .... ...e.. Make VacationPay If you have had sales experience, I'l give. you an op- portunity to turn your vacation into cash. You can make every hour mean dollars, and at the- same time spend' a pleasant vacation meeting Michigan Alumni as a subscription repre- sentative of The Michigan Alumnus. -,Mo lmvw.. Here's Proof B. McKelvey, '27, cleared $42.00 in six hours. John S. DeTar, '24, cleared $50.00 in ten hours in a strange city. Paul Bez, '25, cleared $10.00 in two hours the first time out Men iN eeded for, Each of the Following -Cities >~mowFISH "BRAND) WAEF "CLOTHING -- arsi 1r!lckers, :, r .\t (YELLOW O ,*O L IV E ) "-'I,-. 4.E.Lw ZOS, _V t Z t Adrian, Mich. Battle Creek, Mich. Bay City, Mich. Boston, Mass. Cincinnati, Ohio. Denver, Coo. Fort Wayne, Ind. H-olland, Mich. Ironwood, Mich. Kansas City, Mo. Louisville, Ky. Minneapolis, Minn. Muskegon, Mich. Niagara Falls, N. Y. Omaha, Nebr. Philadelphia, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Portland, Oreg. Rochester, N. Y, San Francisco, Cal. Saulte Ste. Marie, Mich. Seattle, Wash. South Bend, Ind. Spokane, Wash. St. Louis, Mo. Syracuse, N. Y. Tacoma, Wash. Three Rivers, Mich. Traverse City, Mich. Washington, D. C. ._ f2 ti .A.TWER-2pq osToN All mhen interested should make written application Fri- day, March 28, at the office of 'The Alumnus, in the base- P A1 A d . 1 TY 11 0£171 4'24' - A~j