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THE MICHIGAN DAILY

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FORD touring car inx good running TWO or more tickets to
condition. Sacrifice for fifty doUars-. State game. Phone 1222.

the OhIo

Cail 1153-W.

f.LOSEDS CLO i i TYPEWRITE
VIfADVERTISING AT 3 P.M' WE will deliver, for yo
..RemingtonPortables a
typewriters. Stacy R.
DAILY CLASSIFIED RATES Madison, 1809.
10c per reading line for one or two insertions, 9c per reading line forj
three or more insertions, cash in advance. Minimum, 3 lines per insertion. TYPEWRITE
Charged at the rate of 12c per reading line for one or two insertions, 11c per If you want- a typewr
readinglima for three or more insertions. White space charged for at same stand lip 1buy a Corona.
rates, Classifieds charged- only to those having phones. Ask about contracts service, 500,000 users,
for classiied advertising.,I war. The New Model
"Jibnmle4the-Ad-Taker" many improved featuref
phone 80 with case. Other makeE
_ers accepted as part pay
LOST FOR JUENT ing and Supplies.
'___0. D. MORRI
GREEN GOLD wrist watch. Call 1132. A PLEASANT front suite on second 1 17 Nickels Arc
Reward. Name Mary and date on floor for 2 or 3 men, or student and Dealer: Corona and L. C
inside case. wife. 429 So. Division. writers. If you write,
PAIR LONG BLACK KID GLOVES GARAGE for rent. 730 S. Division TYPEWRITER RE
at Union or an campus. Margaret or call 2787-J. ALL MAKES. Agency
Elliott. Phone 2338. Oliver typewriters, SM
PART OF OFFICE, State street, suit- ing machine, Lne-
PAIR of tortoise glasses on Saturday able for engineer, lawyer or inur- holders, rubber star
morning somewhere between the ance. Phone 1144' cushion keys, type clea
Observatory and Museum, G. H DOUBLE ROOM on the first floor. plies. Machines rente
Daily. Desirable location. $7.00 per week. ANN-ARBOR TYPE
IN, BRBOUR Gym, Monday after- 530 S. Division. Phone 1203-R. EXCHANGE. Phone 8
noon, Oct. 15, a. Wahl Gold Foun- HENDERSON motorcycle and side Rebuilt Typewriters 4
tain pen with black ribbon attached. car. Excellent condition. Phone Guaranteed for one y
Finder please call 811-R. 3090-J. prices. No. 3 Corona
ONE PAIR tortoise' shell- rimmed . wood, Remington, Hamn
CORNET-King make-silver plated. er portables new and se
glasses in a black leathercase:. Must sell immediately. Fine bar- low figures. All makes
Finder return 1027 E. University. gain. Phone 2863-J. 939 Green- rented, exchanged, clew
SMALL BLACK BILLFOLD, contain- Wood. paired.
ing considerable money. If found LARGE FONT.OOM for two.Room I O, D. MORRI:
call at 624 Tappa, Phone 1119-R. for orON man; or par . m 17 Nickels' Arc
work for one man; or party may do Dealer: Corona and'
RAINCOAT at Vanderbilt game, Sec. same together and pay difference. Typewriters. Establi
G. G., flinderi please call 1211-R. Phone 1194-M. 422 E. Washington. Phone 1718,
Reward. --

LAST YEAR at the Ohio game we (Continued from Page Six)
;S sold twice as many of our Michigan Bill quickly spotted the player h
Arm Bands as any other maker. wanted to watch.
ur free trial, This year our bands are by far the Practice was on and Bill in a
end other:used best on the market, and we are pay- matter-o'-fact voice turned to hips
Black, 604 E. ing the highest commission for sell- and said, "Who's that southpaw
ing them. warming up?"
IF YOU are a real go-getter and want The fan shot gack an indignant
RS to make the most possible money glance. "Say where have you been?"
riter that will Saturday, call tonight or tomorrow he cried. "Why, that's the best left-
17 years of night at 332 East Madison. hander in this league. Every day
30,000 .in the there's a big league scout looking at
Corona with THREE tickets for O. S. U. game. Call him."
s is only $501 1770.-
s of typewrit- IHughey Jennings, assistant man-
ment. Repair- THREE Oi S. U. tickets. Call 1668- ager of the Giants, has just completed
W. Ask for Teppert. his eighteenth consecutive season as
LL, a major league team leader. He be-
ade. TWO TICKETS for O. S. U. game. came manager of the Detroit Tigers in
Smith Type- Call 3390-M. 1907 and held that post until the end
we have it. TWO SEATS for 0. S. U game. Tele- of the season of 1920. He resigned his
.U.o 5position in Detroit to join the Giants
PATINGI phone University 54 or 1558-J. three years ago. While manager of
Joodstock and SOUSAPHONE or tuba; and trombone the Tigers his team won the American
ndstrand add- player for orchestra. 545 Packard league championship in 1907, 1908 and
a-Time copy or 939 Greenwood. Phone 1641-J 1909. Jennings was formerly a team-
rps, ribbons, between 4 and 8 p. m. mate of McGraw on the old Orioles. He
ners and-sup- t played shortstop while McGraw was
d. EXPERIENCED office clerk for after- at third base. He also played with
WRITER noon and Saturdays. Ann Arbor the Brooklyn and Philadelphia clubs.
86, downtown Asphalt.Qonstruction Company, 2211I
Felch St.

MUSICAL
E. NORMAN BILBIE t (of the °etroit
Conservatory of Music). Teacher of
violin,, piano, harmony. Studio 307
No. Main St. Telephone 611-M.
THE NEW Victor Record releases' for
Oct. 12 are now selling at Schae-
berle & Son's, 110 S. Main St. Eight
fine double-faced records, classic'
and popular comprise the list. Come
in and hear them.
It's true. eficiency to use Daily
Classifieds.-Adv.
H

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OSTEOPATHIC PIYSICIANS
Dr. Carrie C. Classen
510 First Nat'l Bank Bldg.
Phones: Office 1636; Res. 2451
Hours by Appointment
Dr. W. S. Mills
Phone 321-F-1
616 First Nat'l Bank Bldg.
Hours: 9-12; 1:30-5
Dr. Dorothy Sellards
303 First Nat'l Bank Bldg.
Hours by appointment.
Phone 333-F-1.
FOUNTAIN PENS
FOUNTAIN PEN INK
Why risk having your pen spoiled
with. vicious ink. Fill at our free
filling station and be convinced that
our special formula Diamond Writing
Fluid is the best ink for your pen.f
We sell it at standard prices.
RI-DERS.- PEN SHOP
We are the authorized Wahl and
Eversharps Service Station.
Call and see the new Wahl "Signa-
ture" Pens. Two sizes, $5.00 and
$7:00, They are the finest self-filling
pens we have seen.
RIDER'S PEN SHOP.
302 S. State St.
FOUNTAIN PEN REPAIRING
You want your Fountain Pens prop-
erly repaired. Why take them to an
undertaker? Experienced workman-
ship to be had only at Rider's Pen
Shop. It costs no more.
24 Hour Penmaker's Service.
Remember the place, 302 S. State
St. Authorized Wahl and Eversharp
service.
FOUNTAIN PENS AND INK
A straight tip. Buy nationally dis-
tributed merchandise and you will get
good service everywhere.,
Your name engraved on fountain
pens and metal pencils for 25 cents.]
Purchase made here free of charge.
Our nationally distributed. fountain
pens and ink carry a money back
guarantee. Liberal allowance on your
old pen in exchange for a new one.
We assume government tax on all
sales.
O. D. MORRILL
17 Nickels' Arcade
The Stationery & Typewriter Store
If you write, we have it.

$125 R'j' OO Uin. Spaulding House for
$80 for remainder of semester. Call
Lenore Slack, 2570 for particulars.!

WAIN TE D
NEWBOYS' to se~ll extras ne~xt Sat-,

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ROOMS for girls graduate students or I urday. Good pay. Apply Press
business women--single room one Bldg. any afternoij. Ask for Mr.
block west of campus, $5.00 for one !Roesser.
irerson, $6.00 for two. Ralph
T. Swezey, 509 Thompson. TWO TICKETS for, Ohio State game.
Box H. L. W.
N*Tv~v~T~y-

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1 tA ITED HELP
TWO COLORED dishwashers and
helper to work for board. Apply
Chef, 700 Oxford Rd.
COSEHET" SEWICE
Superfluous
FACIAL HAIRS
Removed Permanently by
Electrolysis

WANTED-Three tickets for O. S. U.
game. Crane, 2451.
ROOMATE wanted for suite. (Girl)
$2.75 per week. Tel 2316-M.
STUDENTS to sell armbands on days-
of football games. Apply before
Thursday. 2384-M.

Today and Tomorrow
WILLIAM
FAIRBANKS
-in-
"THE LAW
RUSTLERS"

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ELECTRO-COSMETIC SERVICE
Hours:
1 to 224 Nickel's Arcad
4.30 P. M. (2nd Floor)

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FRATERNITIES
Have a Flashlight

MIiSC:LI

LANEOUS

RUSSIAN LESSONS given by native
Russian, student of U.2of M, Call
between 6 'and 7 P. M. 2310-M.
Pretty bowl and three large nar-
cissus bulbs, 50c. Larger bowl and
five bulbs 75c. You will enjoy
watching them grow. We have bulbs
of all kinds.
HARRIS SEED STORE,
300 E. Washington, Cor. 5th.
CHIROPRACTIC
Dorothy B. Lowry
CHIROPRACTOR.
606 Nat. Bank Bldg.
Office Iours: 1-6.
Phone 401-i.
FOR SALE.
CORD COUPE, excellent condition,
well equipped. 716 E. Kingsley.
Same day optical service. Arcade
Jeweler and Optometrist.
FOR ADVANCED STUDENT, Stradi-
varius type violin with broad tone.
Valued $100-$125 by Prof. Emile E.
Bouillet of Ft. Wayne. Will sacri-
fice for cash. Mr. Doenges, 2172-M.
FORD ROADSTER-'21, Starter, rims,
4 good tires, extras, good condition.
1-6 this afternoon. 1447 "Pat" 536!
Thompson.
CORONA Typewriter like new, $25
See Maya 1015 Packard.

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Ohio State House
Party Saturday.
Lyndon& Company
711 NORTH UNIVERSITY AVENUE

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Take a little walk down to our store and
save a dollar or two-we're doing; the
business- on good snappy styles on Ox
fords-$650-to $8:00.

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Tuttle's Lunch Room
338 Maynard St., South of Majestic

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