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ICOLUMN
CLOSES
AT 3.P,.

TI SING

The Place W1here You'd Ble Satisfied
HOSPITAL SUPPLY CO.
j Makers -and Dealers in
Surgical and Scientiical Instruments
Abdominal Belts, Artificial"Limbs
Braces, Trusses, Arch Supports
Experimental Work of All Kinds
Microtoine Knives Ground and Other
j Fine Grinding
Plating and Repair Work
I 216 E. Washingtoni St.
'Telephone 2961.311

SUN N________HEFT' __ -1 SED CARS i S
SALESMEN1 TO represenit reliab~le RUN A FORD and drive it yourself. DELTA GAMMA pin before vac:
furniture house. High class trade.j Rates reasonable. Nixon's .auto 'Phone 452. Reward.
Tremendous possihilitie:;. 1oomn 302 Livery. 416 South 'Main. Phone,
}Michigan Union,'4 to 5:20. 1 583. ;ON DIVISION St. Sunday, ladyWs
FQ31[TNDmesh purse. Finder please
______________ItIS 'E!4(,N'Ou 811-W. Reward.
ON BLizAC HERS. Monday afternooniyRG HMOE o utce-e~
r after ball game a storm. coat. Own'- RG SAPOE r utcle . APHA CHII OMi EGA a.nd Acacia
er ayhae smebypaingfo tis Ann Arbor Carpet Cleaning Wc rks. ternity pins. Lost on Olivia
S ad. Call 3382-M.Phn50 nue or on South Car Sunday
ENETINETSuepuos~. M. Reward. Louise IPl
101l i.Phone 273.0.

;atocn.
sgold
call1

CA_'PAB:LE ST ID N'T for eodin
suimm r po t)'iol(n. $';11}and
for sixty days. Call 053 -
tweell 7 andl 8 p. 11n.
INSTRUTOR dlt ;esires fully fin
apartm~ent or simall house fc
ation of sunmmer session. Re
Box 17 Daily

F0.3 ~SALfv
Real Estate
For Sale
2 vacaift lots on Granger Avenue. ;f
1 seven room house in good location.f
1 eleven room house furnished
Store lots on State Street near cam-
pus.
CAI.;L ON
J. W. DWYER
Room 508 First Nat'l Bank
B3ARGAIN $70. Steel snare, wooden
snare, large bass drums and traps.i
Call Sherwood, 1925-WV. 1111 Pros-
pect.
"AIRWAY" 3 bullb radio; I3randes
"Table Talker" horn; Everett
phones, 90-volt batteries replace-
ment cost $90,. will sell for $50.
Hai ley Davidson motorcycle with side-
car; motor A-1, good tires, electric
lights,, tools, 3 extra tubes, last'
summer went to Ft. Monroe, Va.,
taking passenger with very little
trouble, cost me $125 last spring,
will sell for $75.
1-2 interest in told Tgown canoe, paddle,
backrest,, pillows, locker prepaid
one year, painted this spring, one of
the prettiest boats on river, price
$20.
J-eason for selling, graduation. Now
o'fered for sale for first time are
priced extremely low, if interested,
hu,:rry, Kellogg, 215-Al, 2845-J.
SAY BOYS-try a pair of Harry's
Mocca.sin oxfords, your choice d f
10 different colors, scotch grain,
smoked horse, white-black top, tan,
Ru.,sian etc. Very 'beautiful come
in and take a look at a special price
of $5. Made to your measure. H1.
W. Clark, 534 Forest Ave. Phone.
;043.
BUICKi ROADSTER in good condition.
A bargain for quick- sale. Call
Smith 2999 or 2845-W.
M7OTORCYCLE 1921 Harley Electric.
Good tires, good paint, excellent
motor. $80. Call 426 Hill St. after
8 P. MY. R. Wenneker.
HENDERSON MOTORCLCYE excell-
ent condition. Phone 3090-J from
5-7 P.' M.

FOR SALE
SN 1ALJL FRATERN: ITIES & /
SOHORIVVIES
We offer for your consideration, a
Inew listing, located between State andj
East University.
1st. floor-Large reception ball
"(with closet), extra large living roomI
j(with fireplace), dining room kitchen,
.land large den.
2nd floor-Five bedrooms and lbath.
Every room large and well lighted.
3rd. floor-Two large bedrooms, at-
tic and plenty of storage space.
Full basement with good heating
plant. Also an extra toilet. Oak

Fri,-
Ave-
at 10
[epkze,

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AFEW positions are now
to youaig women who ca

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TYI'EWIITING
ALL MAKES. Agency Woodstock and
Oliver typewriters, Sundstrand add-
ing machine, Line-a-Time copy
Sholders, rubber stamps, ribbons,
cushion keys, type cleaners and suip-
plies. Machines rented.
ANN ARBOR TYPEWRITER
EiXCHANGE. Phone 866, downtown

finish and hardwood. floors thru-out.4 No. 9 Ann Arbor Say. Bank Bldg.
Garage. Large lot. Price $21,000..TPW TN-ndmmogahn
jTerms.FTYERTN an miegphg
POWMTIERENITNG & BLJAESS promptly and neatly done by experi-
506 First Nationald Bank Bldg., enced operators at c onsiderate
Ann Arbor, Michigan prices. 0. D. Morril, 17 Nickels
Phone 3091' Arcade, The Typewriter & Station-
OLDTAI JAPANESE prints for sale.,AMiss IUTI PEN INK

"TILECOLLE(-F MfAGU lAN"
E ngagemetns Solicited from Frater-
nities, Sororities, Clubs etc.
927 S. State ehione 2717-R.
DRESSMAKING & TAILORING
Exclusive collegiate styles for
young women. Needlew~ork of all
kinds: Experienced w' rkmanshl p.
MRS. R. T. 1 tE AM
411 Thompson. PIbone 2768-WJ.
Spring nmillinery for women at mod-
erate prices.
ANNA E. WESCHT
206 E. Liberty St.
Phone 1111}-R
FOR RENT
JUNE 15 TO Sept. 1. Desirable Five
room furnished house east of cam-
pus. Call 1619-J.

j Remo'ved Perm~anently by BLACK CAPE with, white fur dollar a
ELECTROLYSIS exclhaged by mistake at Military
ELECTRO-~COSMERTIC SERVICE Bal thru attendant No. 7 ladties
By appointment only Phone 1167-R.! check room. Party having same
ORDRSFOREnravngsholdbe please communicate with HI. UID
I ORERS OR Egravng souldlie Clark, 1227 Volland or LibrariansI
placed now to avoid possible delays 1 office, University Library.1
and disappointment. 0 D. Morril,l
17 Nickels Arcade, The Typewriter ; FOR ILENT
& Stationery Store. I
CALLING CARDS, Wedding, An- 15th to Sept. 15th at 205 N. Ingalls.
+nouncemnents, etc. Orders given Phone 4755.,
prompt attention. BIDD1IE'S BOO7K LREFN apren.ClI 52
STORE, 11 Nickels Arcade. LREFN prmn.Cl 52
______________________ W or 433-W.
Re d he Wa t d 1 GARAGIE. 1051 Lincoln Ave. Phonej
We Wllant Agents 9ata$50et
New Invention-gust ouzt. Needed in cveny home every day. f
Patented. Nothing else like it. Lowv pricd-Sels on sight. I
Sharpens any kitchen knife, paring knife, c arving knife, bread knife,
I G r shea'rs and scissors ir ten seconds. Miecha, r 'l masterpiece. A? child
can use it, JuISt put knife in slot-turn cran%- harpes both sides at once
automatically. We want represent-itives a c o-men and women
hustlers. tOet this position where prof its start irst day.
i No Experkonce Ner ossa v -$O0« Profit
Make as much msoneyr next week as thesoe men asa rz mag now. J. C. Lewis,
cf Kansas, says: "i have sold one hundred sharpeners ii; tour days." Hobar't
K~err, of Md., Crites: "''Ihe women can hardly wait fill they get t em." Iierbrt Cain, of
S Ky., sold seine after supper. At the end of the first day, J.W cGordon of Pa., writes. "I
d& Va The sold two dozen andit sold to every one i saw's" Wim. G fHall, of N. J. says: "I thtnkc
*I~ it is great. I sold six In about one-half hour. The machine is a mighty fine proposition.
Q2ick- I am mechanle and 1 know what I ytaingu about." Tourrcan make
selting Price an Sea UQICKEDGE SHARPENER CO. Sharogher Oig J cS(111MICb.
SlIwpeiaer

afor our work, best of working
ditions, meals at cosit, with
work, permanent. Michigan
Telephon , Co. c-o Chief Opei
Cor. W ash, A ain St.
R>OOM FORZ 8 girls and six boy
table board, Phone 1118-W.
Hill St.
2 TICKTS on lower floor for
Festival for series. Call 1463
V'ACATION TIN COUNTRY;:c
student; pdeasant healthful v
$210 for GO cdays. Write Dept
P rk Ave. 1ldg., Detroit.
AgentWante
BARN BIG VAC'ATION~
MONEY You can count cn X10C
to $15 a day selling this new
accessory for Ford cars-SIJRE-
O-GAS, the Otwell reserve
.calve. M.akes it impossible to mz
out of gas. Easily installed. Every
Ford owner wants one. Write for
our liberal proposition.
The :twell Compan
683, Ldvotea r~Avenaue

Eastlake, 521 Walnut. Tel. ,2316 at
evening.{
LOVELY NEW eight room ho'use on
one of Ann Arbor's most beautiful
streets. Oak floors, fireplace,
French Doors, and sun parlor. 'A
fine home for a professional man.
Owner leaving town. Modern '.n
every detail. Call J'. Karl Malcolm,
1713-M. "Where a little buys a
lot.",
PORTABLE Victrola and records,
$15.00. Call 686 after 6 P. M.
2 THREE DOLLAR May Festival
Coupon4 at $4.00. Call 26115-J.

REMEBER that Rider told you Dia-
mond Blue Black Ink was the bestI
fountain pen ink. Now you know it
is good.
RIDER'S PEN SHOP
302 State Street
TYPEWRITERS
of all makes
Bought, Sold, Rented, Exchanged, ,
Cleaned & Repaired{
0. D. AMORR i LL,
17 Nickels' Arcade
The Typewriter & Stationery StoreI
Dealer: Corona & L. C. Smith

Get a* Rider
S a real fountain pen
at'Rider's lPen 0hp

11

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NewCro Flwe
& f"vJ .teds't V;

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II.

STYLE VI VICTROLA, good condi-
tion. Call 16, E. M. Graves.,

f FOUNTAIN PENS
RIDER'S REPAIR SERVICE is un-
!equaled. Real workmanship and one
day service.
RIDER'S PER' SHOP
302 State Street
MUSICAL
USED Phonograph Cabinets are ideal
for your Radio outfit. A few at
very low prices. University Music
House.
LOCKSMITH
ALL KINDS OF' trunk and door keys.
Lawn mowers sharpened. Keeler,I
1136 W. Huron. Phone 2498.

Fore'sight - -
In the handling of your money.

A

consultation wvith one of our advisors will
aid you in preparing for your' future.

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To Eat

it's a'- Treat

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Ann, ArborieojIe do nol( I -t rc:a
ize tha r h hrein ()1r1-oOw
homen e ihave one of th
largest stocks of floer seed
in the s; tv, in annual seed
we h1'iAvnt only the well know:
WHOMlc ;hUT we have the new
est novulelti n separate color
as well a:; mixed. In perennia
flower seeds we have a wid
variety and carry many kind
not carried in retail cataloguc,
If a small quantity or an ounc
is required w. e can supply. Ou
stocks «a fresh and germina
tion is guaranteed. Everythin
in flowering seeds, plants, bulbysrus
HAIRRIS SEED STORE

AT--

Farmers and Mechanics Bankf

Tattle's Lunch Room
338 Maynar'd St. South of Majestic

101-105' S .Main St.

330 South State

a IL

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SopI iie.Brsiall
Photo by Mislii

linrold Bater
Photo by Alpeda

Earl T. Moore
Photo by Rentschler

Frederick Stock
Photo by Matzeno

Dusolina 'Viannini!
Photo by U'wood & U'wood

George Oscalr Bo en
photo by Rentschler

F

L,

slim

Aiberto Salvl
Photo. by Mishkin

I .anny K rueger3
Photo by Ruf

PARTICIPANTS

FOURDAYSOF GOD USIC
SIX BRILLIANT CONCERTS

SONG BIRDS

Yleente Bailester
-Photo by Alp eda

from imany operas-Oratorio sing-
ers-- iolinist--Harpist-:Pianist
=-Organist.
TWO BIG CHORUSES
THE. CHORAL UNION
and the
CHILDREN'S FESTIVAL
- CHORUS
THE CHICAGO SYM-
PHONY ORCHESTRA

T7wo famous choral works will
be given for the first time in

Cesare Baromeo
Photo by White

I A Y

1-2-23-24

.America

LA PRIMAVERA

EARL i.V. OORE,

MUSICAL DIRECTOR

by RESPIGHI

"NEW" ARTISTS

GIANNINL,

SALV I,

KRUEGER.,

BALLESTER, LAMON.T, LENT,
DADMUN, SCHIPA, will be heard
for the first time in Ann Arbor.

*CESARE BAROMEO
is the stage name of Chase Sykes, a prom-1.
inent "Michigan Man" who is filling a
three year contract for leading roles
at the La Scala Opera.

SEADRIFT
by DELIUS

and

Forrest Lnnionlt
Photo by Daugerre

CONDUCTOR~S
EARL V. MOORE
GEORGE 0O. BOWEN
FREDERICK STOCK

Royal Dadinun
Photo by U'wood & U'wood

The -other artists have all been heard in Ann Arbor.

Good Course Tickets may still be secured at the School. of Music in the $5.00 and $5.50 Sections.
"Festival Coupons" will still be accepted at $3.00 each for a short time. For tickets or booklet an-

nounce:ents, please call at office or address

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