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ROUBLE ROOM-One occupant may
work 'for same If odesired. PhoneJ;
1194-M. 422 E. Washington.

SET OF DRAWING instruments. Lib-'
eral Reward. It found please call
34??-J.

TWO TICKETS for Minnesota game. TYPEWRITERSI
1 39-.TYPPEWRITERS
FOUR TICKETS for Minnesota game, of all makes
Phoe~ niersty134 JBoifght, Sold, Rented axchanged,
WANTED-Two. tickets, single or j Cleaned and Repaired.
Idouble for Minnesota gamne. 2836-M BUIESSRIEC.
_____________1________ 322 So'uth State Street,I
TWO Minnesota tickets. Phone 13991 over "M" Lunch. Phone 893-M<<
Butler. '-
-~DRESSMAKING AND TAILORING x
TWO TICKETS for Tvinnesota'game. 1
Call 2763-W. Exclusive colegiate styles for
ROO-mS' near Law School for 1, 2, young women. Needlework of all
3, 4 5 o '6studnts 112-J.kinds. Ejxperienced workmnanship.
3,4iir6sudns 11J MRS. R. T. HEAM
THRhEE tickett for Minnesota game.!1 411 Thompson.' Phone 2748-W:
Prefer themf together. Call 9903,.:CN
Corner Anin and Fourth Ave.. Mr. ____________________
Otis. Dancing in Ypsi Friday 'andi "Satur-
TWO OR THREE trickets to Minneso- !;day Nov. 23 and 24 at Masonic e-
ta gam~e. Will call for tickets if you' ple. Dancing at. 8:30.
call 2254-J. IfLAE S
WHI1TE waiter for table for 'small;
mn~'s club. Must -not have '8 o'clockI TYPEWRITING & MIMEOGRAPHING

EinStein Living i holland
Berlin, Nov. 20.-Prof. Albert Ein-
stein, exponent of the relativity the-
ory, now lives at Leyden, Holla~nd,I
where he occupies the chair of physics
at the university. His wife says he
will not return to Germany, which he
left when anti-Jewish outbursts be-
camie common, until conditions 'are'
better.
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Full Leather Soles with$9 7
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Quality Shoe RpiigShop,
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SEMHEATED ROOMS, convenient
to campus. Prices ranging froml
$3.50 to $4.44 'or 614 Mlonroe.1

SMALL BROWNl~
St. containing
'Finder please
ward.

pocketbook on State
five one dollar bills.
phon'e 1314-W. Re-

LARhGE ROOM for 2 or will -rent,
.single. Very i'easonable. 425 S.
'Division St.
NE' W BUG'ALO W-Vive rooms and'-
bh.Fireplace, hardwood floors,
near car line. 1iimediate posses-!
soion or ill sell. Price v'asonable.!
Phlone 856-W.
I-OOMS for rent for the week end.
Call 781-M.J
31USICAL.
P THlE MICHIGAN SIRENS present
foe Siiepeny aind his five piece corn.
bInaim . Cll T'ustison, 1767-J.
I'. NORMAN IBILBIE (of the Detroit
'Conservatory of Music). Teac'her of
- violin, piano, harmony. 'Studio 3'07
No. Main St. Telephone 611-M.
'ALL MAKES. A genet Wodtock 'and.
Oliver typewriters,' Sundstrand adid-}
ing machine,. Line-a-Timle copy
holders, rubber stamp's, 'ribbons,'
Cushion keys,' ty~pe cleaners and sup-
plies. Machines recited,. ,
ANN 'ARBO0R TYPEWM IrEIR
EXCHANGIE. Phone X86, dUovnto
A LEVER FILL:IG Conkiin ,j3en be-j
tween Ilill auditorhilti 'and Divii~
Tuesday morning.Re rdCl
2182-R. Rya.'Cl
A TAN LEAT[HER shoe buckle on
South University or Campus Tues-
day mhorning. Call 2818-MV.

HONORARY Sorority key. Black'
'enamel shield. 'Gold key.' G. E. T, in.
gold on shield. Beatrice Skok, '21,:
on' back. Call 2767-J.
BOTTOM of a small gold fountain pen
with the initials M. H. B. F hncer
please call 2507-J. Reward.j
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FOUR MINNESOTA tickets. Call !"
2319-W.

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NAT LUXENBERG &BRos.
showing!
ALLY TEL 1HOTEL
Wyednesday, Nov. 21
CLOTHjES FOR THM COLLEGE MAN

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T ht Chicago Temple,
Chicago, Illinsois
HOLABIRD & ROCHE,
Architects
Drawn by Hugh Ferriss

TO EXCHANGE one ticket and $2:50
for two tickets to Minnesota game.
Call Wilcox, 899-R.
BY GIRL STUiDENT, pleasant rooma

classes. Apply '819 S. State.a pr-,mtptly and neatty' done.
ONE TICKI-r to ',Minnesota gamne. BUSINESS SERVICE CO.,
_ 322 Soth-State St.,
TW1,O TICKETS to Minnesota game Lover "M" L~unch. Phone 993-M
Phone Mitts 2999.
TWO TICK'ETS for 'Minnesota game. 1 Tokio, Nov. 20.-The Prince Rlegent's
Phone 274-41. i4dding 'day' is set for Feb.'6, 1924, but:.
--the public celebration will not be uin-
MINNESOTA ticekets. Call Alpha Tat, til'next'autumnn.
Omega Fraternity, 179.r

-- TWO OR THREE tickets for Minne-
REPRi E STATIVEWNTDsotagame. Crane, 2451.
An energetic and capable mnanl with 'PTWO TICKETS for Minnesota game.
some financial niean3 can rmale Cl 8Wo 10-.atr':0p n
highly profitable 'onnec'tion 'iti C all fo "Vi or5"T-."tr7:0
mnill in dollar company by establish- Al o Vc r"e.
ing an agency in Ann Arbor to sellj {SA
Caligrapo. r,
CALIGRAPO Trap Druminmeis' complete outfits.
is a scientific p}r~duct made fromi I Prof'essional Instrumhents at profes-,I
Premier California Winie Gripes of. i sional prices. Scha-eberle'& Son Music
the following varleti'es: Barbera, h'ouse. 110' S. Main St.
Zinfandel, Alicante, Bouchet, Sau- ;
terne and Musc'atel, with the Gragna- ?MANDIOLiN, Martin wake, mon-del C.'
no 'and Capri which are imported from1 Complete with case. Fine condition.
the vinyar'ds 'of Alba, Italy. This f Call Hoffman, 3104.[
'product can b'e oltained any month'
In the year, is 'positively certain and CHORAL UNION concert ticket. Price I
will make a delicious beverage in the j $3.50. 'Rhon'e 145 -;M.
following flavors : Port, Dry Plort,f KING CORNET-in good condition~ I
Burgundy; Claret, Sherry, Muiscatel,t must sell at once. Call Edwards.'
Dry Muscatel, Sauterne, Rhine andl jphone 2863-J. 939 Greenwood 'Ave.
Vermouth._
Caligrapo is a fast selling, repeat SIX ROOM HOUSE-Has been built
order product which will mnake theI one ear. Price and ter-ms are right.
'rit man §om'e real money. this is, Call 461-W or 50?7 S 5th Age.
th'e season of the year to get started -
in this permanent business, so write lOrtICKL
immediately for f'ull information, p~ro- - -- -- --. '--- - -----' I
viding you can furnish good ref erenic- f AICiENS OPTICAL PARLO1t
es arid financial backing.? Prompt service, first quality mater-
- Caligrapo Sales Co., cal, thorough examinations. Satisfac-
606 Marquette Bldg, tory results guatranteed.
~.~ Detroit, Mich. - C. S. WICKENS, OPH. D.
H'Slater, 'Sales Manager. i 302 S. State, Ann Arbor. }
TWO TICKETS for Minnesota Game. I It's true efficien~cy to n 4e Daily
Call D. Jones, 1656-R." Classifieds.-Adv.:



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SHE last game
that holds the

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Conference

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