ThE MIC-HIGA'-JDAILY
Classified-Co 't.
IFIE
COLUMN
CLOSES
AT 3P.M.
ADVE~RTI SING
DAILY CLASSIFIED RATES
Charged at the rate of 12c per reading tine for one or two insertions, Ile pe!
; ;lig line for three ar more insertions. White space charged for at same
.tes. Classifieds charged only to thise having phones. Ask about c.}ntracts
for classifled advertisinlg.
10c per reading line for one or two insertions, 9c per reading line for
treor more inartions, cash in advance. Minimum. 3 lines per insertior,
Classified Cniuui-jn C~osss at U . o'Clock INoon, Saturday.
"Thn mik'-tJAtl"4Taker"
11AN\TED
AN EXPERIENCED insurance soliC-
itor'. Reply giving phone wnmber
for appointment. Box 4 care of The
Daly.
TYPING DONE at reasonale rates .
Mrs. Hirsch, 551 Church St. Ponie
885-M.
l FLAT ALTO Saxophonist for sumn-
mer engagement. Mu.t be xe-
enced. Call 1170-1I. Ask for Or-
chestra Mgr.
Classified-Coit 't
FL(~~YE 1E4
BERY WIPLEATEND
0,I STATE COEENCE
Announces French
IEconmomic Policy,
Ch've t'Ut '1 V,'(75 I1) i Pan l
r 8Q9 - 22uC hopF." n StO
('A UNG XIIS, Wddin An
'{] 1 c ly- ( vT( rde= g ve
tn I vera1"t v.
Prof... C. S. Be r a Prof. C. -,I.
lV. i le of the Sch:;ool oft' E ducationi
arcr"tedig 'heOhio State Edutca-
t~oai 'On~releeat Columbua.s this
Prilesor'crr-y will address the
~ o on"educaiTonal and intellig-
ence , sts and he;sction on speciall
.luc lin. Pr'of essor Whipple will
~d endsevra of t he Columbus meet-I
ings at i thenc will go to Cincinnati,
: he ro atIthI invita:tion of the Re-
;.rr"Cuni of the Music Super-
vso <<Nai onal conference, he is to
tuho pa>>:rtin a dliscussion of plans for
the se f"mode(rn methods of psychol-
,gio nilandeducational measurement1
in theid of music and musical in-
'Tpr: tation in the public schools.
S"TUIWNT PUBLICATIONS
The Boardi in Control of Stu-
f
1I
I ntenew cabinet formied by Poin-.
cr.He has long been known as a
finanicial expert:. 3le has announced
:i licy of' strict economly.
WYA'TEX) 1I-ELP
SCHOOL Tills SPRING
c:all 2:1-J and lyWei l: T!ell
You 1101Y
L., B. ABBOT It. J. CHICK
TWO DISH WAS ; ERS to work for
board7. Call18 8 or come to 1550
h ;ltenaw.
WATWORK FOR spring Vacwation?
Ver1y generous commission. Phone
>1,044. 7 to 9 A. MV. Tomorrow or
Satiurday.
S9TUDE1'NT wanted to work in frater-
nity for boardl andI pay. Permanent.,
of all makes-
.Bought, Sold, Rentedz, Exchanged,
Cleaned & Rpie
0. 1). N3OI N ,.
17 Nickels' Arcade
The Typewriter & Stationery Store
Dealer: Corona & L. C. Smith
FOR SALE
GUCKERT MlADE Dixie banjo with
c se. Good as nw 213 S. Iiigalls
St. J050-W. Call evenings.
WILL SELL or rent large house with
accommodations for 24. Suitable
fo either fraternity or sorority.j
Splendid locat'ion. Phone Mrs.
Mai rksmran, I 80-R.
"rE IIFTUL hand kitted s w("' tern.
A select ion of latest style: and col-
ors. Prices reasonalble. Call at 92 l
Greenwood.
.
E
I
x
s
t 1Y BUSINE SS G1IL: furnished light
hous ekeeping apairtmient, one or
two rooms near camnpus. First floor
xpreferred. Call 1555-R1.
TAILOR
SPRING WOOLENS
New line, latest spring styles. Come
in and let me show you some real ma-
terial. Priced very attractively.
FA(C1A11 A IR s
El. E'TRO Y "'T
B~y a p)point meit only Pl o,,1. 6 7 -1 Z,
11 ) ARD
,1 '
>;
.,. ..... : 4 '
;ti+
'g
.o,' ,
dent P1ublications W ill Ihold its
meer' ting for the appointment of-
manaingEditors and business
manaersof student publications
on May. 10, 1924. Each appli-
c,,nt for ai position is requested
to) filoee copies of his letter
(;,' appl1;itio)n at the Board office
in thei Press Building not later
han ay 6. for the use of the
seVe111n members of the Board.
Carbn coiesif legible will be
sri tory. Each letter should
rtz'te thefa;cts as to the appli-
eans cholastic record in. the
leierstyhis experience, his
,: rcnce upon the publications
or, elwere sao far as it has any
bo igupon his qlualifications
for th, osiionsougzht, andi any
o,1h:^r fac ts whichl the applicant
may de(lcem relev'ant.
1'. il. SU-NDERLA'ND
luiness -: Manager, Board in
Control of Student
i
t
i
E
$24.50 and $31.50
OfrFellowship
To University Men
Take advantage of this wonderful off-
er and come early.
I[ERMIAN the TAILOR
802 S. State
31. Francois Marsal I
Restoration of the ,ftability of the
fr.nn 4;qfl-in minzp task R, ,xrh.hr ritqc
A1pplication~s for the Charles A. Cof-
} ._l.O\r.) F I3STNiAL}, iil low s in electricity, physics,
f((NAI'.r, C'rlr ci
YOU TAKE no chlances ,on comlIete
satisfaction from IN'TERSTATE
SUITS at $26.00 and $31.50. Call
at American R-ote! or phone 12.'3
this week, Mr. M'cFnerm y. (Lo-
cal tailor guarantees perfect fit).
"F rom a thoroughly reliab~le Gin-
cinnat.i T-ouse,"
Call 1525-M.
LOST'
DURING FRIDAY EVENING performi-
ance of Majestic Theatre pair of
tortoise,jimmed glasses. Telephone
2059.
PATUR1YAY NIGHT, gold wrist watch
Prized ae keepsake, Call 475-J.
Reward.
.,INK CHAIN BRACELET set witi
brilliants and blue saphires with in-
itials on inside R. M. H. somewhere
near Maje stic and Forest Ave. Re-
ward. Call )167-M.
1"1L,, TO AN OVERCOAT; on cam-
pus. Phone 1837-M. Reward.
PARKER PEN between Economics
building and Engineering building,
Tuesday. Reward. Return to 444!
So. State.I
FOR 11l1 NL'T
FURNISHED HOME. June 15 to
Sept. 15. 205 N. Ingalls.
FIVE ROOMS and bath on first floor'
r,... ..ti ,. .-- I t1 r nn a4.hn l
,.
i
,
I
FIVE PASSENGtR Buick touring.
Winter l~op and 1.524 license. Ail in
good condition. ('all 783.
(yCEALNEi
REED'S
;, USICAL
t P e . T ~ P~ n z-,sicarl chemistry for this year 4 j-tL,~ii~in~
n~u:~- t be fled with A. A. French, see- th e French mnisr ffnneas uietos
_____________ c :i yoF he elowship fund, Schenec- Faci asltks te prflm - - ______________
Irdy b.y. lipril 15 it has been an-
n ncd by the General Electric coin- illtlI 11 111iStodmi dtldi~dl~ ;Ci~ !ltti lil~llil
j, t e 2.t ds ''~~t'.eityi.sare open to anyIE ~A RN WHLEYO I EANC
hig-Ja s ;'tluates ofuniversities,,
r igs rtechnical schools in the = 2.O n hour No
' i (. i7,1 y. wt
-2=Half Bad
Jmportrcd Renaud's PERFUMES No Collections--or Delievics
y .11 l:. N 1LA-CK NARC!SSE And You're Sure of Your- Co I ~iL s
On 5 l afor tor1o'-rt Odr-Al , 4ai .z-
M1CHIGA ~ ~ " LEAt :ireeni" Specialty S hoppe Oi1W4Eu I>A:-
L 0 c-in ~- ~ning; ~' ~ ~, 7 o E. 'I. lPnrfrlI lrI~riz. ' la.
t -a a 1° a pr ¢ lxe 'S .,
m m m go w V 9 1 a P2® m a n i -tll 11 * u *f1 9i1I 1$p3 tU *i *,. * 49l,".i. .fl.*i1P0a~e9d1I
NOTELESS
PILAYE R for
RUGS SHAMVPOOED or dust cleaned.
Ann Arbor Carpet Cleaning Works. ;
Phone 50.
FANCYV chees'e cookies and CANDY)
tBARS at. COLLEGE (GROCERY,
516 E. Williams, open evenings.
I EE OUR _N E:V PCTUR ES in tapes-
tries just received at
THE JAMES FOST-ER US
OF ARIT
j ~ SHOE REPAIJING
Full soles a Specialty. I nt on lasts
andi treed into shape, M1ade to lookI
like new. Give us a trial.
Ann Arbor Custom Shoe Factory
i 534 Forest Ave.
FOUNTAIN PENS
FOVN TAIX PENi II1 URiiC'
h-ave your name engraved on your
pen or pencil, price 25 cen+s Buy na-
tionaelly known fountain pens haid ink
from
0. D. MORRILIL.
17 Nickels' Arcade,
anti forget you!- trauble
ekes, banjos, etcv. Learn to play
your instrument in ten minutes.
Schaeberle & Son, 110 So. Main.
FOUR SETS Cortina Langu age Rec-
ord,.. French Italian, English. Or-
iginal price $60 each'. Our snpecial
price $25. University Mlusic Hoac.
A BRAND New Console phonograiph
fo $4 o utsca erinstrument to appreciate the won-
derful value. Easy payment, terms
University Music House.
FURN ITU RE
11x12 AXMVINISTERI rug; 8 ft. Oak ex-
tension table; mahogany leather
settee, drop leaf walnut table ete.
Call at 211 So. Division or Phone
1199 -WV.
JEWELRY
)T EN
We hav-e a, fine selection of men's
Iwrist watches-all shapes
i $3.. --$45
Watch Repairing
THl''E ARMIq"LD oJEWELRY STIORE
302 S. State
Read the W-vant Ads
It pays to know that your funds are
in eliable hands. Besides security you
wi11 find ccnveaiencc in doing business
Wvith the
Farmes & 'echanics Bank
S101-103 South Min 330 South State
1I
SCRANTON COAL--ALL SIZES
Empire Anthracite, $14.50 ton
Absolutely no impurities, iow in ash, high in heat units.
Pocahontas Lump and Egg
Kentucky and West Virginia Lump and Egg
Terre Haute Quick Fire Coke1
Produced solely for* domestic purposes.I
OFFICE
CORN WELL BLOC
Phones 81-Fl and 2201
Cornw'ell Coal--Coke
t or summer months begzining abutui
JTune first. 429 S. Division.
SINGxLE ROOM, attractively funish-
ed, w ell lighted, in private fami ly,
-price reasonab~le. 1018 East Uni-
rVeIrsity Avenue. Phone' 1 23-J.
SP -LENIDID frontt room for girl. 418
Thiompson. I
P~
____ ___ _ __ ___ ____ ___ ____ ___ ____ ___ ____ ____g
REAL ESTATIE
LR,,IGE HOUSE arranged for three
families, on East Huron. A bar-
: gaIn andl on easzy terms. One ap-
artment is' now available.
WHALEY JREAL ESTATE
-310 National Bank Bldg
Phone 1821 F-I
7 Room hlouse
Large living- room, dining
I room and kitchen on first
f loor-with screened porch,
four fine bed rooms aind
bath. All furnished in oak.
Modern in every respect.
Call x713-M.
J . 4KARL )ALC'OLIT
602 East Liberty St.
"Where a little buys a lot"
,!
"$
_
f
_I ,
V'
7
.
i
,
,:
I
,l
,. -
!.ptti.., .g.'. r..:.,:4 r::f:- 'i '..!S':;' ::?a3 ": r.;. d?7"Y' :. d": -
;.
,. .
Don't Sot
We know that you
want to slhout
the praises of the
but if everyone did
that wanted to-
No one could get any
studying done.
"If once you try USA,
you'll never go biy,
US.
\ 004-
rC
I-
TYPE WRITING
.l
M E rI.
Ziefle &Nissla
I
I
ALI, MAKES. Agency Woodstock and'
Oliver typewriters. Sundstrand add-
ing machine, Line-a-Time copy
holders, rubber stamps, rlbbons
cushion keys, type cleaners and sup-
plies. Machines rented.
ANN ARBOR TYPEWRITER
EXCHANGE. Phone 866, downtown
No. 9 Ann Arbor Say. Bank Bldg.
I
If
Thlos
Yor Op P0RTUN*V
The cShoemen
' I,-
ISTU ENTIS S U PPLY TOREI
1 111l1 South University A.venueI
I
4 Doors South of (Liberty
On MAIN ST.
A$4,O00,0O0 corporation with 250 branch offices offers profitable
emplovment to college students. You will be backed by one of
the, biggrest national advertising campaigns ever run.
FC2 SF~~~~~IN ANSUMRVCTO
Your Supply Store
Is the shop where
you wvill get your
next pair of
il;
.
' '
SCHOOL MATERIAL, NOT EBOOKgSTSOKESI
' ruil a~nil~ll Ii M+n YYI M1 11LLI
RESERVE YOUR TERRI TORY NOW
FOR PARTICULARS SEE ORL PHONE
SPRING
OXFORDS
You Will Enjoy
Eating
We know you will when you
compare Quality for Quality,
Lasts for Lasts (and we sell
only High Grade Foot-
L. W. Slack, '25, Head Organizer
Lyndon Studio or 579-Mil
John DeTar, '25.................619-R
R. H. Da~vis, 926L'.............2368-M
1-I. E. Fritsche, '24 ...............2863-J
.J. A. Avery, '25L.................. 189
D. 1. Kline, '25..................2970-J
Jack Eastwood, '25.
John Elliott, '26.....
Seth Hubbard, '24 ...
Millard Pryor, '24.. .
Elmer Salzman, '25..
Gilbert Rian, '26...
[ichigan Daily or 2738
.......2878-R
.Y.... psi 785-W
.. ,-1612-'R
.......1680-R
.... 2726-M
... ..1170-M
Perry M. Hayden, '25, Head Organizer
*A
Ili
I
I
r