DECEMBER 5, 1923
THE MICHICAN
DAILY
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rates. Classifis charged only to those having phones. As about contracts
for classified advertising.
Classified Coluim Closps at 11 o'Clock Noon, Saturday.
"Jinmic-tho-Ad "TnkernI
LOST *'TWO FRONT rooms. Could arrange
-I a suite for three or four. Steam
Iheat. 422 E. Wsigo~
LOST Sat. night near Unitarian __h____42__E___shgt__.
church purple silk umbrella. Re- i DOUBLE ROOM-OIWoccupant may'
ward. Phone 3011-R. work for me if desired. Phone
1194-M. 422 E. Washington.
THREE KEYS on a - ring netween ..__sh_ gton. _
Vaughn and the Dental College.F
Phone 2418-W.
FOUNTAIN PEN REPAIRING
THE only place in Michigan equipp-
ed with machinery, tools, parts and
skill to give you quick service.
The work is properly done and
guaranteed, Riders Pen Shop,
302 S. State St.
OPTICAL
WICKENS OPTICAL PARLOR
Prompt service, first quality mater-
ial, thorough examinations. Satisfac-
tory results guaranteed.
C. S. WICKENS, OPH. D.
302 S. State, Ann Arbor.
FOUNTAIN PENS
:PENCILS
TWO FEET of Conklin Leads,15c at
Riders Pen Shop, 302 S. State St.
.... FOUNTAIN PENS .........
TH1OSE fine large Wahl "Signature"
Pens at Riders Pen Shop, 302 S.
State St.
.' FOUNTAIN PEN INK
RIDERS SPECIAL Diamond Fluid is
best for your pens. Try it and be
convinced. Riders Pen Shop, 3Q2
State St.
DRESSMAKING AND TAILORING
Exclusive collegiate styles for
young women. Needlework of all
kinds. Experienced workmanship.
MRS. R. T. HEAM
411 Thompson. Phone 2768-W.
TAILOR
HAND TAILORED clothes wear long-
er, look better, cost no more. Rea-
sonable prices.
ALBERT GANSLE, TAILOR.
115 S. Main. (Upstairs.)
~ WOMEN'S SHOPPE
DOLLS DRESSED
SPECIAL line of fancy work for
Christmas. Hand made gifts.
MILADY'S SHOIPE
27 Wuerth Arcade 395-J.1
Radio Fans Unite Continents;
U. S., France,AndEngland.Chat!
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A, a U R -I
All managers intending
teams in the independent,
society basketball leagues
so immediately.
to en
class,
should
three circuit regenerative with a short
range of 95-113 meters. The French
station used 100 meters.
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6 o'clock, Sigma club, Tau Epsilon Phi,
Phi Mu Alpha.
Entries for the all-campus hand-
ball tournament, singles and doubles,,
-can be filed at the Intramural office
now. The schedule swill be announc-
ed after Christmas vacation. ,
The preliminaries of the interfra-
ternity swimming meet will take place
at 3 o'clock, sharp, next Monday aft-i
ernoon. Due to the large number of'
entries it will be necessary to startl
promptly in order to get the schedule'
completed that afternoon. Late arriv-
als will not be permitted to compete.
The deadline for the fraternity b,
ketball team entries has been set
5 o'clock, Dec. 10. The schedules w
be. announced immediately aftersclb
starts following Christmas vacation.
The outlook for a record breaki
basketball season among the-class a
independent teams is bright as a nu
ber of managers have signified tI
they will enter a team. As soon aF
few more enter, leagues will be for
ed and the schedule, which will stf
after Christmas vacation, will be i
nounced. ,Any independent manag
can enter in the independent leag
by organizing a team and turning 1
name of his players into the Intram
al office.
finals will be announced w
is resumed, Jan. 3.
LAST FRIDAY-a diamond ring set
in platinum. Address Box H. L.1
Michigan Daily.
A PI PHI pledge pin. Finder please
return to Student Office, Betsy Bar-
bour House.
BROWN TRAVELING bag from High-
way auto. Finder please communi-
cate with 'Highway Transportation
Company.
TYPEWRITER REPAIRI ( G
ALL MAKES. -Agency ,Woodstock and
Oliver typewriters, Sundstrand add-
ing machine, Line-a-Time copy
holders, rubber stamps, ribbons,
cushion keys, type cleaners and sup-
plies. Machines rented,
ANN ARBOR TYPEWRITER
EXCHANGE. Phone 886, downtow n
MISCELLANEOUS
TYPEWRITING & MIMEOGRAPHING
promptly and neatly done.
BUSINESS SERVICE CO.,
322 South State St.,
over "M" Lunch. PhQne 993-M
MANUSCRIPTS AND PAPERS
.of all kinds
tpyed neatly and accurately.
Rates and samples 'onbrequest
Edwin B. Peebles
1548 Waverly Ave., Detroit.
LOCKS31JITII
ALL KINDS of trunl and door keys,
locks repaired. Keeler 1136 W. Hu-
ron. Phone 2498.
FOR RENT.
TWO USED typewriters. Reasonable
Black, 604 E. Madison, 1809.
1918 FORD TOURING. Seventy dol-
lars. Call 3419-M after 4 p. m.
CEDAR CHEST and a blue tortierres
cheap. Call 2579-M after 3 o'clock.
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FOUR OPERA tickets for Friday
night. Call 810. ry
TO BUY A full dress suit. Phone 78-
POJRTER wanted to work for board.
Permanent. 1000 E. Washington.
2 TICKETS to opera for Thursday
night. Will exchange for 2 Satur-1
2ay.-night 1st row Balcony. Call'
1920-T.
TYPEWRITERS
TYPEWRITERS
of a]] ,rakes
Bought, Sold, Rented Exchanged.
Cleaned and Repaired.
BUSINESS SERVICE CO., 1
322 South State Street,
over "M" Lunch, Phone 993-M
MUSICAL
E. NORMAN BILBIE (of the Detroit
Conservatory of Music). Teacher of
violin, piano, harmony. Studio 307,
No. Main St. Telephone 611-M.
THE MICHIGAN. SIRENS present
Joe Sweeny and his five piece colt-
lbination. Call Tustison, 1767-J.
KEEP PHYSICALLY fit by the daily
use of Walter Camp's Daily Dozei
on Records. Complete outfits sold:
by Schaeberle & Son.+
Wilile Hoppe and Walter Oochi
Entries can be made for the all- will be the principals in the challen
campus swimming meet any time be- match for the world's 18.2 balkli
tween now and Christmas vacation. billiard championship which will
The date for the preliminaries and played in Boston, Jan. 10. 11, 12,
us0"w4r linr
sfl '4aa uo
IItU rM
uller h~loto
Silows Hiram Wrev ?4Tnxim with ItiC two rPft'.AivprC_ Tnwpr
REAL ESTATE
FOR RENT
BEGINNING second semester, house
suitable for Club or Fraternity with
all student furniture. Very desir-
able location, near campus. Reas-
onable terms.
POMMERENING & RLAESS
506 First National Bank Bldg.
Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Phone 3091
ANTED HELP
pf
IF YOU HAVE sold anything at all in{
your life you can sell beautiful en-
graved Christmas cards at less than
the cost of ordinary printing and
make an easy ten spot per day un-
til Dec. 15. Mr. Paul X3085 State.
t'PI F.J 1V [I alill't 1 1XIE IR 1 easy .vt I flSAIL .*Y,.Xi U N "Z 'L Y * t't.AT tL . . AJV I
photo shows F. If. Sehnell at his outfit
New York, Dec. 4.-The recent feat league, and Hiram Percy Maxim, ;
of officers of the American Radio Re- president of it, in talking across the
lay league in talking direct with radio Atlantic a few days ago brings home
to scores of amateurs the' fact that
enthusiasts in England and France ! radio communication is rapidly reach-.
opens a new avenue of interest to ing the stage sought.j
radio operators throughout these three Schel fro receiving station
coutris an, indrectly, the :wolr in East Hartford, Conn., heard "8 AB,"#
I "has" ee thehoe othe inentQIon at Nice, France. And by an odd coin-
radio "fans" ever since the inventio i [ cidence the sender of the greeting was
of the scientific device; to span oceans d', D e awr acquaing of
and make foreign folks neighbors 1 c: n 1[ s~oy, a war acquaintance of
radio, so to speak. The success o A
F. H. Schnell,;traffic nragerA of th t the same time Maxim, i . East
IiHartford, received "Hello America"
; 1 iNRY fromn the British Isles.
- or the information of radio- en- I
FIRST'CLASST[ M,LA c work. thusiasts Sehnell used one audio and
Soft water and pute soap used only. orn detector with his own hookup, a
For Christmas
send a Portrait.
A real token of
appreciation $
PHONE 598
121 E. WASHINGTON
6 ROOM HOUSE, southeast
$50 monthly, call 2438.
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