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1525-M vs. Harrison-Owens, 179;
Wright-Milduer-bye.
1.
DAILY CLASSIFIED RATES
of 12e per reading line for one or two insertions, 11c pet
e er more insertions. White space charged for at same
arged only to those having phones. Ask about c'ntracts
ising,>
line for one or two insertions, 9c per reading line for
tions, cash ina dvance. Minimum, 3 lines per insertion
Colun Co0e8 at Is o'Clock Noon, Saturday.
as immie-tJtf -
NOTICE
PERSON WHO took gray top coat
from Arcade Cafeteria Sunday noon
return same to 644 Tappan.
FOR SALE
HARLEY-DAVIDSON motorcycle with
car, A-1 shape, price $75. Airway
3 bulb radio-horn, phones, batteries,
etc. cost $90, selling price, $50.
Reason for selling, graduation. Kel-
logg, 215-M.
UNDERWOOD Model 5 typewriter,
perfect alignment, just been over-
hauled. $40. Call 1499-W. 1000
Packard. z,
WOOD CANOE and paddles. Rent4
paid at Saunders Boat Livery in ad-
vance. Cost $10.00. Phone 1165-W.
SAY BOYS-try a pair of Harry's
Moccasin oxfords, your choice of
10 different colors, scotch grain,1
smoked horse, white-black top, tan
Russian etc. Very beautiful come
in and take a look at a special price
of $5. Made to your measure. H.
W. Clark, 534 Forest Ave. Phone
3043.
COMPLETE LAW Library including
Michigan Reports. Reasonable terms
Address Chester P. O'Hara, 3275
Lawrence Ave., Detroit.
BRUNSWICK PORTA]3LE phono-
graph for sale cheap. Call 2384-M.
-Ad. Taker'
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ALL MAKES. Agency Woodstock and'
Oliver typewriters, Sundstrand add-.
ing machine, Line-a-Time copyI
holders, rubber stamps,, ribbons:
cushion keys, type cleaners and sip-
plies. Machines rented.
ANN ARBOR TYPEWRITER
EXCHANGE. Phone 866. downtown
No..9 Ann Arbor Sav. Bank Bldg.I
TYPEWRITING and mimeographing
promptly and neatly done by experi-
enced operators at c onsiderate
prices. 0. D. Morril, 17 Nickels
Arcade, The Typewriter & Station-
TYPING PROMPTLY done at reason-
able rates. Mrs. Hirsch, 551 Church
St. Phone 885-M.
WANTED
FORD SPEEDSTER, must have
starter and be in good running or-
der..1229 Traver Street.
A LADY TO HELP in kitchen. Must
be able to cook. 338 Mayniard.
Phone 150'
THESES TO type. Myrna Hartuff.
Phone3431-J.
MEN AND WOMEN earn big money'
this summer selling. A useful article
,everybody will buy. Write R. A. Co.
275 Franklin, Chicago.
1 LADY, Music departments Must
be able to play. University Music
House..
LOST
The following is the schedule for
Interfraternity horseshoes for the
first part of this week. The games
scheduled here must be played off by
Wednesday, May 7.
Chyron vs. Kappa Nu, Chi Phi vs.
Kappa Sigma, Lambda Chi Alpha vs.
Zeta Beta Tau, Nu Sigma Nu vs.
Theta Delta Chi, Phi Kappa Tau vs.
Trigon, Tau Epsilon Phi vs. Phi Pi,
Alpha Tau Omega vs. Psi Omega, The-
ta Chi vs. Tau Delta Phi, Acacia vs.
Phi Delta Theta, Phi Mu Alpha vs.
Phi Beta Delta, Theta Xi vs. Phi Kap-
pa Sigma, Alpha Sigma Phi vs. Sigma
Nu, Phi Sigma Delta vs. Delta Alpha
Epsilon, Aliha Sigma vs. Sigma Alpha
Epsilon, Phi Delta Chi vs. Phi Lambda
Kappa, Phi Mu Delta vs. Delta Upsi-
lon, Signma Chi vs. Phi Sigma Kappa,
Pi Kappa Alpha vs. Sigma Alpha Mu,
Delta Phi vs. Delta Sigma Phi, Phi
Delta Epsilon vs. Alpha Kappa Lamb-
da, Peers vs. Phi Kappa, Delta Tau
Upsilon vs. Delta Sigma Pi, Alpha
Delta Phi vs. Alpha Chi Sigma, Delta
Tau Delta vs. Beta Phi Delta, Beta
Theta Pi vs. Phi Chi.
Constantinople, May 5.-A base-
ball league is being organized by
the Americans of Constantinople. It
will be a four team league from the
employees of the American Express
Company, Standard Oil Company, Ro-
bert College and the U. S. Station
ship Scorpion. Seven nationalities
are represented in the Robert College
team.
After paying a fancy price for Maur-
ice Archdeacon the fatest man afoot in
minor league baseball, the White Sox
bosses find it necessary to let him
warm the bench while Barrett, Harry
Hooper, and Johnny Mostil hold down
the gardening jobs.
GIBSON MANDOLIN, $18.00. Easy
terms. University Music House.
A SLIGHTLY USED portable Phono-
graph, $20. University Music House.
LOCKSMITH
ALL KINDS OF trunk and door keys.
Lawn mowers sharpened. Keeler,
1136 W. H ron. 'Phone 2498.
FOUNTAIN JEN INK
REMEBER that R1dedax told you Dia-
mend Blue Back Ink was the best
fontain pen Pno' Now you kt ow it
s ool.
RIDER'S PEN SHOP
3.2. State Street
USED CARS.
ONE' GOOD FORD touring car, god 1
tires, good motor. $65.00. 637'Oak-
land. Tel. 1602-W.
1923 FORD SEDAN. Driven 4,000 -miles
Lots of extras. Hudson Sales and
Service. 310 East Washington.
FORD TOURING. Biggest buy in
town. $65, drive it away. Hudson
Sales Service. 310 E. Washington.
1923 Essex Coach
1923 Hudson Sport
1922 Buick Four Touring
1922 Ace Sport
HUDSON SALES AND SERVICE
310 E. Washington
STUDEBAKER special six. 1921 bar-
gain price. Call 2650-W. 417 So.
Division.
SHOE REPARING
SHOES REPAIRED while you wait.
Full soles a specialty. O. C. Andres
222 S. State.
SHOES REPAIRED while you wait.
Full soles a specialty. 0. G. An-
dres. 222 S. State.
I WIN=
VL si
for
Perm nc
OWN A CANOE. 16-ft. Oldtown
bargain, $25. Call 2680- M.
at
DODGE TOURING car, god tires, per-
feet mechanical condition. Bar-
gain if taken at once. $125.00. Call
2558 or 3469-R.
DENTAL OFFICE in good town of 1204
population. Complete equipped, 2
chairs .Late owner, deceased, in
same location 20 years. Grand op-
portunity for good dentist to step
right irzto paying business at a rea-
sonable price. For further, infor-
mation inquire M H. Nichols, at-
torney at. law, Homer, Mich.
A NEW.SET of .boxing -gloves. Call.
Walker at 53 0Thompson' between
6:061.nd 6:30 P. M.
OUNTAIN PENS
RIDER'S REPAIR SERVICE is un-
e 'ualed. Real orkman lp a d one
day service.
3 k-DER'S PEA' SHOP I
302 State Street
MISCELLANEOUS
CALLING CARDS, Wedding Announ-
cements, etc. Orders given prompt
attention. BIDDLE'S BOOK STORE
11 Nickels Arcade.
FANCY DRESS Costumes for the Ar-
chitect ball madetto order. Also cos-
tumes for rent. Mrs. Spaulding,
221 S. Main. 2976-W.
RUGS SHAMPOOED or dust clew~ed:
Ann Arbor Carpet Cleaning Works.
Phone 50.
Superfluous
FACIAL HAIRS
Removed Permanently by
ELECTROLYSIS
ELECTRO-COSMETIC SERVICE
By appointment only Phone.1167-R.
ORDERS FOR Engraving should be
placed now to avoid possible delays
and disappointment. 0 D. Morril,
17 Nickels Arcade, The Typewriter
& Stationery Store.
GRINDING
LAWN MOWERS GROUND
Most approved machinery. Work
guaranteed
OSCAR'S SHOE REPAIR j
1114 So. Univ.
(The Sharp Shop Agency)
DRESSMAKING & TAILORING
Spring millinery for women at mod-
erate prices.
ANNA E. WESCH
206 E. Liberty St.
Phone 1390-R
TYPEWRITING
TYPEWRITERS
of all makes
Bought, Sold, Rented, Exchanged,
Cleaned & Repaired
0. D.MORRILLd
17 Nickels' Arcade
The Typewriter & Stationery Store
Dealer: Corona & L. C. Smith
THE LATEST VICTOR records one
a week, every Friday at Schaeberle
& Son's. 110 S. Main St.
POCKETBOOK on Ferry Field, Fri-
day May 2. Please return. Howard;
Reed. 1484.
DUNN Fountain pen. Finder please
return to 546 Packard or phone 776-'
R. Reward.
AN AIRDALE puppy. Call, 1391.
GOLD WATCH charm with letters R.
Y. T. and name on back. Finder
please communicate 'with Box 126,
Ypsilanti, Mich.
DUNN PEN on South University be-
tween University High School and
via. Call 2730.
SLIDE RULE in Engineering Build-
ing. Please call 1360-W.
ON CAMPUS, Mya , a batik scarf.
Call Miss Deen; 2338.
GROCERIES>
FANCY GROCERIES, Fruits and Cold
Meats. Open Sundays and Even-
ings.
I d,
Profit
COLLEGE GROCERY
516 East Williams
FOR RENT
1i
When the habit of saving and careful investing is estab-
lished, a long step toward success and fu ture depend-
ence has been established. New investors should be sure
to start right by investing their savings-in institutions o
proven worth, with a dividend and .interest, paying record
extending over a period jf years.
$8,500,000 In United States Loan Associations
The U. S. Comptroller reports over thirteen billions of dol-
lars in the Savings Institutions. of this country, of which
amount, over $8,500,000 are invested nLoan Associations.
There are now more than 10,000 Loan Companies in the
United States, serving more than 7,000,000 persons. In the
state of Ohio alone, Savings & Loan Associations are serv-
in,1,700,000 people.
Only Limited Number of Memiberships are Left
There are only a limited number of memberships left in this
association. The groyvth of the Michigan Mutual Savings
Association has been rapid in Ann Arbor, but the books
will still be open for those whb apply within-the next few
days.
Watch The Michigan Daily for the announcement of our
new Permanent Location in Ann Arbor.
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FURNISHED HOME for summer to
family, league of six young women
or young men. Call 475-J or write
205 N. Ingalls.
ROOM FOR two or three-work for
1 man. Phone 1194-M. 422 E.
Washington.
FURNISHED 6 room house, south of
campus, for summer or longer. Al-
so excellent 4 room apartment. Will
sell the furniture if desired. Call
2438 or 617 evenings.
SINGLE AND double room. Garage.
511 Cheever Court.
$60.00 Monthly. Unfurnished, heated,
first floor apartment, living-room,
bed-room, dining-room, kitchen-
ette and bath. Will furnish for
nominal extra charge. Near High
School. Ralph T.° Swezey, 509
Thompson St.
MUSIC
VEGA TENOR Banjo. Used but little.
$38.00. Pay by the month. Univer-
sity Music House.
Read the Want Ads
STUDE TS-SUMMER WORK
Detroit's West Side is enjoying. the
greatest industrial development that
any section of the world has ever
gone through. We will train a few
U. of M. men to sell our properties,
furnish cars, and close their sales.
One Michigan man made $5,000 here
last summer. Write giving telephone
number and address. You will be in-
terviewed in the campus and our pro-
position and method of training thor-
oughly explained.
A. J. YOUMANS CO.
1012 Detroit Savings Bank
Detroit, Michigan
-he
wants a
Master-
pen
A very personal Grad-
uation Gift. A perma-
nent Souvenir of U. of
Michigan.
'Michig an
$7.25 to 9.25
Mutual
Savings
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