THE .MICH--GIAN DAILY
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an DirectsI
Larxge J~sianess
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of Clitcag4,
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NUESPBLISH FIRST
NUMBER Of BULLETIN
"Scalpel," the first number of the
nurses' quarterly bulletin is now on
sale.- I
Aurelia B. Potts, 124, editfor-in-chief
of the publication, has written the
foreword: Dr. L. H. Friedman has
contributed one of the leading articles.
in which he discusses "Caloric Re-
quirement on a Few Comnmon Diseas-
es.";
RING'S DAUJGHTERS' BAZAAR
ATTIRACTS IN SPITE OF-RAIN
Despite the unfavorable weather a
large number of people attended the
bazaar in the High School auditorium
yesterday. The, bazaar, is sponsored
b~y the United, King's Daughters' cilt-
cles of Ann Arbor. -The proceeds ai!
to go to finance the. University hos-
pital school for crippled andl sick
children.
Farmers have contributed to the
"Little Market," where'. apples, ,pota-
toes and squashes are being 'sold as
well "s"other farm p roducts,' usually,
found in a d owntown market.
AT THE THEATERS
mittee. CSharlotte Ermann, Hope Halli-
ady, Natalie Glover, and{Dorothy Wy-
lie.
Screen--Today
!sity of Mich-
i~ng year w~ere
of the Univer-
mciationl which
iey arp as fol-
vight Po~meroy,
Vhedon, execu-
rbert J. Go11ld-
,len Bates, sec-
dire~ctors con-
IA calendar of coming events for The bazaar willconin~iue' all uay
November, -December, January, and today.,
February, a, section titled "Class News" f
giving a sum~mary of the activities of1 SENIOR WOMEN ENTERTAIN
the different classes to date, and, small- j AT 1tX AT BETSY BARB OUR
er sections such as the "Bludget for the -
Yes"and "Society," are included in More than 75 senior women attend-
this first issue. ed the first senior tea of the year
The last article is a trep.tise on the ! which<was held yesterday afternoon
conceit 'of men. It gives an Japproxi- Ilat, Bety Barbour- house. Bridge was
mate valuation of men considering his 'played during the afternoon. Flora
chemica components. The decision Callender, Isabel Mutschler, and Hlel-
arrived 't is that he is ,worth about. en .MUutchler furnished music ' for
90 cents.J dancing. Dorothy Bogan, chairman of
thensenior social committee, was cliair-
Patronize The Daily Advertisers, mnan-fore the tea, having -for her ,com-
IDAVE YOU HEARD TELTS
Arcade-"A Virgin's Sacrifice."
Majestic-"The Eternal Strug-
gle."
Wuerth-"His Wife's Husband,"
'and Mark Twaiin's "The Prince
and the Pauper."
Orpheum - "Railroaded," and
"Her~ Dangerous Path."
Wiomen I1
All members of Mummers who can
usher for the Masques play on Tues-
day, Nov. 20, meet in Hill auditorium.
at 9. o'clock today. Those who
wish to usher but cannot be present at
that time call Mary Lila Zang, 3404,
or Gertrude-Marks, 1463-M, as soon as
possible.
A few house presidents who attend-
ed Dean Jean Hamilton's supper Tues-
day evening were obliged to miss Dr.
Bell's health lecture. They will be
allowed to make up the lecture by re-
porting to the departmen~t of physical
education.
Optional dancing will be given at 4,
o'clock. Wednesdays in Barbour gym-1
nasium , beginning with Wednesday,
rNov.. 21. Every one who is interested
[is urged 'to turn out.
The class hockey games which were
scheduled for yesterday were' postp)on-
ed and will be played at 4 o'clock
Monday at Palmer field. The seniors
wvill play the freshmen and the junior
team the sophomores.
There will be an important meeting
of the Junior Girls' play commzittee at
3:30 o'clock Monday in the parlors of
Barbour gymnasium.
Editor Released
Lisbon, Nov. 16.-Genistal Machado,
a N'ationalist, is attempting to form a
ministry to succeed that of Antonio
Maria Silva, resigned Oct. 30., Senor
Machado was education minister in
1921.
Its truo efficiency to use Daily
Classifieds:-Ad,.
G uarateednng
AgainstDrig
Here is genuine ho si e ry
value for you. Guaranteed,.
high-grade hose, for men.
'Guaranteed six pairs six
'months,, without darning-
Stage-This IWeek
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Ed Rap-
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:luss' Fay Fitzpatrick
Miss Fay .Fitzp~tick, of Salina,
{Kans., is vice-president of the Fitz-
patrick Insurance company." She be-
lieves that business women need not
lose, the love of home and beauty din
their devotion to business interests.
Hier hobby is her' beautiful flower
garden.
lists as yet; Mrs. Evans Holbrook,
chairman' of,. the committee on person-
;nel is aided in her Work: by Mrs. Edwin
Dreese; the special subscriptions com-
mittee is made up of Mrs. George W.
Patrson chairman, Mrs. J. J. Walser,
Mr.Homer Heath, Miss Sara-Whedon,
Mr-s. Ralph Aigler and Miss Fandira
Crocker.
We hav'e tO newest In Silk, SatAiZ VelVet, Velour,
Hats and ams. broad-'vaiduewsat Moder ate Prices.
Felt, Brush Wool
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Specials for Saturday O nly
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Proof
HOSZ for E~N
may be seen at this store, in
your size and Your favorite
color. Why not get back'to
the pre-war assurance of
SERVICE in the purchase
of men's hos?
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Thursday, November 22, 8 P. M. Choral Union Series
Direction WILLIAM' WADE H.-INSHAWt
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SOLO ITS IREN [WILLIAMS
Stage Scenery anad Beautiful Costumes
°A ,Fe 4i ckets for ' Indi'Idual Concerts Available.
The.
Very Latest Style Fur Jacquettes
$79.50}
Fur Coats Worth Much- More
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Sunday, November 25* 4:15 P. M. Faculty Concert. Series
UNIVERSIT Y SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Samuel P. LOCKWOOD, -Conductor
GRACE JOHNSONOA
KONOLD .LARTHARiD
Soprano Violoncellist
No Admission Charg--Children under Twelve Years of age not ad.
mnitted unless they first obtain ticl et at the~ Schiool of Music'
Tuesday, December 4, 8 P. M. .,Extra Conicert Series.
DETROIT.SYIN PRHONY ORCKESTRA\
VICTOR Richard
KOLAR CROOKS
Conducting Tenorx
Course Tickets-$'2.00, $3.00, $4.00, $5.04
Single Concts-0.5O, $i.0, $1:60, $2.00
Sunday, December 9, 4:15 P. M. Faculty Concert Series
CONCERT BY FACULTY"
of thme UNIVERSITY S~UIOL OF MUSIC
No Admission Charge--Children under Twelve Years of age not ad-
mitted unless they first obitain ticket at the School of Mussic
Wednesday, December -12, 8 P. M. Choral Union Series
FFREM REINOWNRI)
ZIMBALIST VIOLINIST
AFew Tickets for Individual Concerts Available.
For information or tickets; call at the University School of
Music, CHARLES A. SINK,- Secretary.
ANN ARSORM Id-.
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Next to Weurth Theater
DOWN TOWN
$975
Fur 9hoerg at Less Than ,Cost
A Small Deposit Will Reserve Your Selection
No
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for
the
Headquarters of
darning, necessary during
periods specified. Ask
Bullet roof now, while
assortment is complete,
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Home
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RED SEAL RECORI
948- igoletto-La~donna e mobile' (Worn
In* Italian
,q Oh: Dearest) In.Italian
'uritani- A te, o carat, amor talora
I0-in, list-Price $1.50
953-L# Serenata (Serenade)
Madrigal-"Tes doux baisers"
1 0-in, list-Price $1.50
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Miguel" Fleta
Miguel Fleta
(To Thee,
Geraldine Farrar
Geraldine Farrar
SeaFoam Kisses
Cocoanut Carmels
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.39
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19120-Italians in Algiers-Overture-Part I
Victor Symphony Orchestra
Italians in Algiers--Overture-PartlI
10-in, list-Price 75c{ Victor ,Symphony Orchestra
19169 -An Orange Grove in California-fox, Trot
Pau.l Whiteman and.,His Orchestra
Dancing Honeymoon-Fox Trot
10-in, list-=Price 75c Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra
19.164--Oh Gee, Oh Gosh, Oh Golly, I'm in Love-
Fox Trot Garber-Davis Orchestra
First, Last and Always-Fox Trot'
10-in, list-Price 75c Garber-Davis Orchestra
191 0-I've Got a Song for Sale-Fox Trot
The Original MeMphis. Five
Tin Roof, Blues-Fox Trot
10-4n. list-Price 75e The Original Memphis .Five
150 Ti
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With a Money 13
To close out the balance of our
Sother sacrifice in our coats, randc
Ickets.
'Suit Sale
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Cocoanut
Brittle :..
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Peanut Brittle (made with cream)
" 0 0 0 0"0 0
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With Dark Sweet Chocolate -....40c per
With Milk Chocolate ..... ,,......50c per
lb.
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We make up the Candy in Fancy Boxes or Chinese Boxes.
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offer our-
making still an-
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1 0-in. list-Price 75c
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