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reading line for three Gr more insertions. White space charged fod at. same
rates. Classifieds charged only to those having phones. Ash about contracts
for classified advertising.
Classified t oluiin Closes at h o'Clo Ck Noon, ';,tu rday.
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raunii tiiirnClub Views Forestry Films I
INUCbR L DSA U R f OfL Sl Training of foresters at Syracuse
Uiversity, planting of forests, and l
fihigohors ie er ujcs AMLUR gN [LA IJ U IE of films shown to members of the
Forestry club last night in the Na-
j The high spots in American league; ua cec uiioim h im
pitching in 1923 are shown by the fol- were' furnished by the United States
lowin figres:department of ag.riculture and Syra-
Slong figues I cuse University.
Stanley CoveleskieCleveland, per-!_______
mitted the lowest number of earned
runsper ame-.76.It's true efficiency to use Daily;
jHerb Pennock, New "York, had the _____________________________

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LP~ST
LOST Sat. night near Un itarian
church purple silk umbrella. Re-
ward. Phone 3011-R.
THREE KEYS on a ring uetwecn
Vaughn and the Dental, College.:
Phone 2418-W.

LAST FRIDAY-a diamond ring
in platinum. Address LogcII.
Michigan Daily.

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31.

A, PI PHI pledge pin. Finder please
returni to Student Office, Betsy Bar-
bour House.
T-UltWRITER REPAIIIIN%)
AL:L MAKES. Agency Woodstock and
Oliver typewriters, Sund, trati d add-
ing machine, Line-a-Time copy
holders, rubber stamps, ribbons,
cushion keys, type cleaners and siup-
ples. Machines rented.
ANN ARB3OR TYPEWRITER
EXCHICIE'F. 1hone 886G, downtowD
TYPEAY1RITING z& MII U GGRAIING~
promptly and neatlyN,(lone.
'BUSINESS SEaRVICE CO., ,
322 South State St.,
over "M" Lunch. Phone 99.1-MV
(,IIRJIS'IrMA
Yes, they are here-The Goods and the
people to biuy them. The contract is
complete. Nothing like; it in the
Country. Prices, Variety, New Things;
in abundance. Early selections are
always most satisfactory. If not con-
ve'nient to pay in full, we, will. accept
a partial payment andl hold the Goods
for you.
THIl hESVI;PILy S'[ORE
209-11 E. Washrington
Phone 112 Free Delivery
VWA1TTEI1
TO BUJY A full dress suit. Phone 78-
M.
2 TICKETS to opera' for Thursday
night. Will exchange' for 2 Satur-
day night Ist row Balcony. Call
1920-J.
WASHINGS to do at home. Phone
3343-R.
STUDENTS to do work in their hone
towns during Christmas holidays,
among former Michigan me l and
women. Chance to make good
money. See John Bradfield, Alumni
Office, Alumni Memorial Hall,
Thursday.
WO}MEN'$S SIOPPE
LATEST in Hair Ornaments, with and
without sets. Also Braclets. Xmas
novelties. The Palais Royal, 304 S.
Main St.

LOCKSfITI
1ALL, KINDS of truill( and door keys,
locks repaired. Keeler 11 V . lu-
ron. Phone 2498m.
I'4OR RENT'I
6 RtOOM HOU-SE, southeast section
$)4 monthly, call 2438.1
D)OUBLE 100M--One occupant mayl
work for same it desired, Phlone
11;44-4I. 422 E. Washington.
ROOM: Fron~t suite On Second Floor'
for two or three students, or man
andl wife. Call 423 S. Division St.'
FOR 4ALi,'
TWO USED) typewriters. Reasonable
Black, 604 E. Madison, 1809.
1918 FORD TO3URI-NG. Seventy (101-
lars. C"all >419-M a t er 4 p).1in.
ICEDAR CHE; ST andi a blue tortierres
cheap. Call 2,579-M\1alter 3 o'clock.l
TWO) TICK ETIS for Opora Friday,
evening. Orchestra C;nter, Section
D. Call 313-J.
THREE BEST SZimbalist seats; child's
high chair, bench clothes wringer.!
Phone 1142-11 Thursday.I
STUJDENT to work for board aspor-
ter. Phone 1525-M.
TYPEWRITERS
TYPEWRITERS
of all roakes
Bought, Sold, Rented Exchanged.
Cleaned and Repaired.
BUSINESS SERVICE CO.,
322 South State Street,
over "M' Lunch. Phone 993-M!
MUSICAL
THE MICHIGAN SIRENS present,
Joe Sweeniy and his fire lpiece cons!-
bination. Call Tustison, 1767-3.
KEEP~ PHYSICAL LY fit by the (dailyI
use of Walter Camp's Daily Dozen
onl Records. Comnplete outfits sold
b~y Schaeberle & Son.

higI1ea winning percentage=.706t.
George Uhle, Cleveland, won the!,
most games-26.
Ed. Rommel, Philadelphia, workedj
in the most games-56.I
George Uhle, Cleveland, pitched the!
largest number of complete games-29.
Elam Vangilder, St. Louis, issued 1.20 i
bases on balls, the record total for 1
1923, $
Walter Johnson, Washington, leads
in strike outs-126.
ALPHAI uWILL

SALE OF TOYS
AT XMAS
BAZAAR
Mlrs. Reeves will have her fas-
cinating Baltimore toys on sale
again this year at St. Andrews
fancy work booth at the Inter
League Christmas Bazaar at
Barbour Gym on Friday and
Saturday of this week.I

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.AGold Bond
Candyand
Tobacco
- onroe S,8Grocery
-B. F. Sibley, Prop. Phone 1178.=
SHORTHAND,:t
TYPEWRITING,
ISECRETARIAL
., TRAINING
Ii , 'QIILTON BUJSINESS COLLEGE
State and Williams Sts.
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Sara :Lee, Sandwich. Spread; Peanut
Butter; Cheese, various kinds; Canned
Fruits; Fruits for Salad; Fancy Cookies;
Olive, Nai se; Olives; Pickles; Popcorn;
Fruits; Fancy Groceries; Olive Oil.

MEET TONIGHT.A

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Blanket injunctions in labor dis-I
putes will be the subject for debate
at the regular meeting of the Alphai
Nu debating society at 7: 30 o'clock
tonight in the Alpha Nu room on the
fourth floor of University hall.
L. Gibson, '23, and G. A. Herold, '26,1
will defend the issuing of such in- j
junctions by the courts and E. W.
Davis, '26, and S. B. Doughton '24,
will oppose it.
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IQUESTIONS ASKED lBY I
I VOCATIONAL COM MITTEE I
Students who are experiencing I
( difficulty in choosing their life
work will be given help by the
IS. C. A. Vocation committee. Stu-
dents who care to participate in ; I
Ithe benefits of the committee fill
1out the following blanks and mailI
the ,answers" to Egbert Isbell,
1 26L, 329 Catherine.
I 1. Have you selected your life
Jwork?............. ............. I
J 2. If not, what profession or
vocation would you be most in
j terested in investigating?..
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in these professions would you
like to meet?...... .........
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TAILOR
CUSTOM MADE suits-Alterations Re-
pairing. Albert Gansle, Tailor, 115
S. Main (upstairs).

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Grocery

Open Sundays and Evenings for Your Conveience.

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A NEW stock of Vega Tenor Banjos I CHRISTMAS CLOTHING
just received-nioderately priced A small deposit will bring your Tail-
and sold on the easy payment pl]an. ored-To measure suit or overcoat to1
Come in and talk it over. Univer- your home in time for Xmas or Np-
sityMusc Ho~c.Years. Phone 123 and we will call

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NO GIFT more appropriate than a I.
bowl of narcissus bulbs. He will
like them, she will like them. j
Everybody likes to have a growing;
plant in the room. We have bulbs:
and bowls of all kinds. HyacinthE
and glass vase 50c. Harris Seed
Store, cor. Washington and Fifth.

with complete style and samples.
INTERSTATE TAILORS
An'lrican Hotel, 123 E. Washington
WILL THE men who saw accident,J
corner N. Univ. and Thayer, Tues-
night at 6:10 p. in., between Ford
Sedan and Ford_ Roadster please
commun cate with Aldrich, phone
67. This will in no way involve,
you.


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Six Forks of 25-Year Guar. Plate

BECAUSE THE MICHIGAN DAILY Is
Ann Arbor's ho'me paper just as, much
as it is a student paper.

BECAUSE It is delivered in the home
before breakfast--it reaches the reader
at the one time when he or she is in the

most-receptive mood to buy.

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want six knives and six forks at this low price, be here
early Friday morning, they won't lastlo. First come,
first served !
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