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DAILY CLASSIFIED RATES
Charged at the rate of 12c per reading tine for one or two insertions, lic pe:
rading line for three Gtr more insertfone. White space charged for at same
dtes. Classifieds charged only to those having phones. Ask about c "'ntracts
forclassified adv'ertising.
10c per reading line for one or two Insertions, 9c per reading line for
three or inore insertions, cash In adVance. Minimumi, 3 lines per insertior,
Classifiod Colwuyn Closes at U o'Clock Noon, Saturday.
"J~uunf.-thy- A&dTatei'
WANTRI)TAILOR MADE SUITS
TICKET FOR FROSH FROLIC. White March 21, 22, 1925
'27. 110 N. Thayer. Call 2583-R.2G00
See Interstate Ta,,ilors at
STUDENTS WASHINGS. Satisfaction HtlAeia
guaranteed. Called for and deliver-HSmall epAm euired
ed. Phone 2942-R. Local Tailor Guarantees Perfect
SMIALL FLAT OR light huusekeep- Phates1aconal
ing rooms for summer school. Ad-!Poe13 rCl
desBox 1 Michigan Daily. T E~TN
WILL PAY $12.00 FOR Frosh Frolic
ticket. Phone Grant' at 1511-M. ALL MAKES. Agency Woodstock and3
Oliver typewriters, Sundstrand add-
A FROSM FROLIC TICKET. Call ing machine, Line-a-Time copy,
1393. holders, rubber stamps, ribbons,j
cushion keys, type cleaners and sup-
TICKET FOR FROSH FROLIC. Call plies. Machines rented.
357. ANN ARBOR TYPEWITE
EXCHANGE. Phone 866, downtown
WANTEDIIELPNo. 9 Ann Arbor Say. Bank Bldg.
1)OEY TO FINISH TYPEWRITING and MIMEOGRAPI+
SCHOOL1,TIS SPRING promptly and neatly done.
$50.0Sprintg Vacation Theses, students notes and college
Call 233J and W1e Ilill 'fell work a specialty.
YOU How 0. D. MORRILL
You ROWThe Typewriter, & Stationery Store
17 Nickels' Arcade
MILLI? F UY
L. B. ARBBTT it. J. CHIICKi HATS
336 So, Division Spring millinery for women at mod-

WVe rI'eeom1 end this lot as
buy. Owner vil1 build on a+
lot ;raoal2rtrctus
for quicksa. Call Mr. Du
1. 1). i(nrr & C. J. ';';Plnm
17 Savings Bank; Bldg
Phone 441-F-1 Evening s
. MSICAL
W Te supply and pout on the be
ity calf skin headls on all mr
drums and banjoized insti
Quick service and reasonable
at Schaeberle & Son's Music
110 South Main Street.
SPECIAL Phonograph Barg
new Console type at .$75,00
payments. University Music

Carl WV. Bieser, 121E, has recently
/ TNewsbeen appointed general superintend-
.C L L lent of the Gruen Watch compan1y and
In Brief ' the Gruen National Watch Case comn-
Ipany.
a good Toledo alumni are Preparing an el- MoHrrison C. Wood, '17, is spending:
djoining= aborate reception for President Mar- the winter in Palm Beach, Fla., liandl-
pricccld ion L. Burton when he visits there}inteavrsnad
[ley. ug teavriigan publicity for
mecl Y April 14. Frank Mulholland, '99, will( the $2,500,000 campaign of the Plor-
g be the toastmaster and will lead in ida Canal and Transportation com-
2701-M. ap~propriate songs and yells. pany along the Florida east coast.
Hlarry Burnett, '23, has accepted a ; Prof.. A. S. Warthin, of the, path-
- -- position with the Jean Gros Marion- ology department and directors of the
est qual-, ettes whose headquarters are in Pitts- pathological laboratopy, has recently
rakes. ofhug, P.received a .letter. from Tomo Inouye,

r( '01MA, in 'which he describes the great
"Ifire and earthquake in Tokyo. Dr. In-
ouye commr~ents uponz the relief workr
of the American Red Cross, and the

U~b~UC1Of 01kll an ~blldx~s Lawrence, kan., MacL 27.-
around the city in which he lives. ty, six new members were el
The Buiffalo Ulniversity of Michigan cil of Kansas Alpha chapter.
club are planning a banquet andI-
dance to be held during President "Jimmie the adtaker" sellst
Marion L. Burton's stay in that city. quickly.-Adv.

David D. Nash, '20, a
' opera star, will sinigr
at the dinn~er.

Spring is Here

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GIBSON MANDOLIN. Special -at
$26.00. Pway as you play. Univer-
sity Music House.
JISCE 1,xAN4EOJ)s
RUGS SHAMPOOED or dust cleaned.
Ann Arbor Carpet Cleaning Works.
Phone 50.
New Sweaters have just arrived.
Many are sleeveless. All colors.
Come and see them.j
JANE SINGLETON SHOPS I
8 Nickels Arcade
BOARD
TEET'S IhOMJE OF good eats. BoardE
'y day or week. 805 E. Huron St.
.. CLEANING and PRESSING .
~LEANING-PRESSING-REPA.IRING-
half hour service, Charles Doukas.,
C os~mETIC SiRvice
Superfluous
FACIAL HAIRS
Removed P~ermianently by
ELECTIROLYSIS
E~LECTRO-COSME TIC SERVICE
By appointment only Pbone 1167-Rl.I
DAILY CLASSIFIEDS BRING I
BIG RESULTS-
ON LITTLE INVESTMENT -

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BEf 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.
AN EXPERIENCED insurance solicit-
or. Reply stating phone number;
f or appointment. Doxc 4 Michigan
Daily.

erate prices.
206 E. Liberty St.
Phone 1390-R.
INEW CLASS BEGINNING
TOMORROW AT 1:00 P. 31.
For pupils of the warn <-
and high schools. Eight
one-dour moder~n class les-
sons, $5.00.
Enroll Now!
Children's Class every Saturday af-j
t crncon at 2:30 "o'clock. Eight one-
!=our classical class lessons, $5.00.
Adults' Class every Monday and

CLERKS, RAILWAY Mail, 18-35.
Exam Ann Arbor May 3, $133 mo.
Experience unnecessary. For free
particulars, write R. Terry (former
Civil Service examiner) 7,31 Barrist-
er Bldg., Washington, 1). C.
POSITION WA.NTE1)

DETROIT UNITED LINES
EAST BOUND
Limiteds: 6 a. in., 9:10 a. mi. and
every two hours to 9:10 p. iM.
Express: 7 a. mn., 8 ain. and every
two boors to 8 p. m.
Locals: 7 a. ins., 8:55 a. in. and'
every two' hours to 8 : 55 p. mn.,
11 p. m.° To Ypsilan~t! only, 11:40
p. n., 12:25 a. mn. and 1:15 a. in.
W isST BOUND
I L'mniteds: 8:41 a. m. and every two
hour's to $SA' p. im.
iExprress (Making local stops).:50:
a, m. and every two hour.t to $:50
I mals: 7:50 a. in., 12:1()a. i.

Get aSpring Overcoat
This Year
Once you have owned and worn, andl learned the comfort,
protection and convenience of a light weight overcoat,
you'll thank us for urging you to get it. Ask your friends
that have thema if we're not right. Also ask them how.
many months each year they wear theirs.
Then come and see how little you need to invest to get a
good looking, practical light weight coat that will serve
you several seasons.

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G()O)lS c1EN0GRA'"TEfFaxiliiar witcx
sectarial and office detail. .Tzn
per1ary or bali day pweferre^d. A
dres, Box 119 Ann Ahor.
CLEANING and J Pressinlg e'staAArih-j
rnt. Call 885-3.
UNDURWOOD 4 TYPEWRITER chieap
Call 1163-W.
22 ROOM HOUSE suitable for f,-Lter-
n ty, or a good boardingr and roomyq
ingI-Ouse. Owner wiAl accept a
very small. down paynt. Call
2438.
T'UEXDO, brand new. All silk lined.
Cheap. Call 1114-M.
ONE SINGLE, steam heated room
for student or b~usine~s man, con-
venient to campus, 238 S. Thayer.
Call 296-R.
LOST
ON SUN DAY a glair nose glasses,.
Finder please call Mrs. C. J Parnall
Phone 1402. 237 S. Ingalls.
N" T'O(M( ANI) Pilo ophy book in
front of Kappa Kappa Gamma hous:e
Thursday. noon. Please return to
Kappa house or call 3435-R.
O N T IN E~
A NEAT job of Gold Leaf embobsing
on your F'ountain Pen. 25 cents at
RIDER'S PEN SHOP
302 State St
FOU-NTAIN PEN~S
Bring your free Diamond Ink Coun-
pons. to,
RIIDER'S ]PEN' SLOT
302 State St.
IIIERS HAS, SOLD THIS INKFOR?
FOR 35 YEARS
FOUNTAIN .EEN}"INK
INK is the life blood of your Foun-
tain Pen. One filling of vicious Ink
' 1 spoil the flow of your pen per-
, nently. Take no chances, get 'a
,ttle of our special formula Diamond
.riting Fluid. We guarantee it the 1
RIDER'S PEN SHOP
302 State St.
,.commended and sold this ink for 35.

Frniday night at 8 o'clock.
.15 'Modern Class Lessons, $,5.k
tflancing froml 8 to 3_0 P. 1W. Prsc~fte
l n~i (dtai~y, b oth !plod. rn and 3~ ~;-
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H TERE is a wonderfully beautiful treatment for-
your walls and ceilings--permanent, durable,
easy to apply and yet inexpensive. It is Mellotone
and the finish it provides is as attractive as its name.
Whether your walls are unfinished, papered or painted,
the surface can be prepared for refinishing in this
modern and artistic way. And once they are finished
with Mellotone they can be kept clean, fresh and bright
for many years just by washing them with mild soap
and water.
Mellotone comes in numerous rainbow tints. It is specially pre-
par-ed for living roo"-, dining room and bedroom walls., We
would like to show you the beau3tiful effects you can get by using
this marvelously attractive finish. Won't you come in and let
us tell you hoc: easily and economically you can decorate your
home with Mellotone?
And by special arrangement with the Decorating Department

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shp.t Jio ak.Ads
the o dinar hat youmust anc
b~e well dressed this Spring.f
rmill tell y~ou how wel
'ark~ model loops on you
be pleased' to shorn you.'.
)R US (EXCLUSIVELY1
'S AT FASHION PARK

A new developmeni
sively for us in our,
tinct departure from
cept if you want to

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Your mirror
the Royal F
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RIDER'S PEN5110O?
302 State St.
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