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Classifi" .d Column Closes at h o'Clock Noon, Saturday.
!Son Of Venezilos vrhlnli
be I ater1 bhOpI Will Aid Fath er UILGStbUIt
IS NOW open and serving Waffles and in Creek Crisis~ CONVENE HERE Al UNION
lunches from 7:30 a. stn, to 7:30 p.
in. at 703 E. University. Phone 3093-
M. Fifteen executiv es of the Mich-
WANTEDigan gas and electric concerns conven-
ed yesterday noon at the Union,. Prof.
POSITIOON as experienced book-1 A. ff. White, of the engineering col-
keeper. Call evenings, phone 3331- lege, delivered a report on the schol-
arship work that has been carried on
S since 1922. It was further decided
THESES to type. Phone 3431-J.3 that the next meeting, should take
A J-HOP teket by a Junior. Phon place in Detroit following the state
2096-J. evenings, fair.
A GARAGE to rent near 925 B. Ann.j After the meeting was concluded the
executives were taken on tour of in-
Phone 1178-J. spection throulgh the new Engineering
POSITION by violiist and acoman- . . , building byx Professor =tW'hit3, with
ist with long experience. Play all . special attention being given to the
classes of mus~ic. Addrss box A. research laboratories.
Read The Dai ly "Classified" Column
STUDENTS' SUPPLY STORE,
1111 SOUTHl LJMV ERSITY ATE.
Engineers' and Architects' Materials
Stationery, Fountain Pens, Loose Leaf Books
f ~Cameras and ,Supplies
Candies, Laundry Agency, Tobaccos
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LOST IMISCELLANEOUS,
SMALL BLACK Waterman pen in or I yj-leivriiig awtIi uieographing
near library. Call 1070-3, Margaret : promptly and neatly dione.
Hardyti Theses, student notes and college
TYPCIVRITIER REPAIRI-;(t work a, specialty for fifteen years
__________(_______1.). MOlRIIL,
a Ii17 Nickels Arcade1
ALL MARES. Agency WVoodstock andf The Typewriter & Stationery Store.
Oliver typewriters, Sund strand add- 1_____________
ing machine, Line-a-Time copy; l ,4C L
holders, rubber stamp~s, > ibrbons, l
cushion keys, type cleaners and 5111,- DANCE at Chelsea, Friday, Jan. 11,
plies. Machines rented Pre' oleits
ANN ARBOR TYPE' R17'ER akrs(~leits
EXCH"ANGE. Phone &K ,doWntown IREP PVQT(AT TV 1 fit1,v. +5,,-i ,l..4.
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BC.care Daily.
HELP. Apply Greystone Dining roomI
1030 ~ University or call, 991-R.
FOR RE-TI
ONE LARGE single room in girls'
use of Walter Camp's Daily Dozen
on Records. Complete outfits sold
bay Schaeberle &e Son.
A PIANIST to play for dancing class-
es. Apply Barbour gym.
WE HAVE a few openings for stu-
dents who must make good moneyl
next summer. Enjoyable out-doorl
work. Call 2546-W between land 8.
SINGLE ROOM not more than threeI
blocks from Forrest and Hill. Call
3051-4 between 6 andi7 p. m.
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Box Be houeDa. Pic 5 erwek HY be without a flat back mandolin
Bo , ae al . when we sell them fdr $13.50 pu
G-ARAGE, $6.00 at 511 Cheever St., the easy payment plan. Un! ersity
Phone 516-J. Music H-ouse.
FOR SATEI TENOR BANJO and case. Cannot be
Itold from new,a rare bargain, sold
FUiLL blooded AIrdale dlogs,- Fred on easy 1payments, rc.3.Ui
Kleimschinidt, SalIne; Phone 197 versity Music House.
Ring 2-2.
IR~ISH Wolf hound'. Cfleap. Phone) T 1'iWR1T1N
13 2S. T__YPEIN'TYPEWRT ERtS
ofalmae
COMPLETE full dress outfit withalSld, rn ane
shirt, collar, .ties, studs, and white exchanedandleaied.
vest. Very reasonable. Call 1809 . I ). QRRRLL
REMINGTON Portable typewriter. 17 'Nickels Arcade
Call Bllack 1809. The Typewriter & Stationery Store.
Eleutherios Venizelos, Jr., is cam-
era shy. This is one of the few pho-
tos of him ever made. The young
man returned to Greece with his fath-
er when the latter, an exile, was inade
president of the -national assembly <.t
Athens.
Washington, Jan. 14.--The lBulga r
ian legation denies Europeana press re-
ports that King Ferdinand ha'si been
granted permission to go home to live
Auckland, N. Z., Jan. 10.-The vol-
cano Ngauruhoe, a peak of the Volcan-
ic Line on North Island, is in erup-
iton.
Daily classified for real results.
FLWR
for your 1
J-Hop House
j~PHONE 115
C ousins &Hall
FLORISTS
' t t E I. University Ave.
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SPECIAL
FOR
ONE IWEEK
StiI'S
CLEANED AND) PRESSED
$1.00
HORACE CLAVEAIJ
1221 S. University, Phone 8854J.
FOUNTAIN PEAS
Fountain Pens and Pencil insur-
ance. Have your name emnbossed on
them. Price 25 cents,
0. D. MORRILL
._7 Nickels A rcade
The Typewriter & Stationiery Store.
YOR '111IRE
TAKE advantage of the pIj)y wea-
ther, get out in the open: C0,J1l
1669-J. for a car.
THOR;OUGH1-BRED Airdale pups, Your thes and notes
nine months old. Small Victorola promptly and neatly
with 5~0 records.. 332 E. Madtison,' TBYPE WITTEN
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THOROUGH-BRED Aird ale. Ten" BUiSINEPSS SERVICE
months old. Exceptionally bright, over ."M" Lunch,
Phone 1147-R or 1253-R. I 322 South State Stre+
wifl beI
Co.,
eet.
ickenseal Paror
Thorough examination and prompt service. We use no drugs or
dIrops to mare examinatioin.. Carry a complete line of high grade
lenses and all style frames and mnountings. Prices reasonable and all
work guaranteed..
©o. E. 0o.
"Th.e Hecksh'er Butr'lding, New York~ City
Warren & Wetmore, Architects
COSMETIC SERVICE
Superfluous
FACIAL 1HAIRS
Removed PermanentflY by
Et ECTROLYSIS
E LECTRO-COSMETIC SERVICE
HIours:
TAILOR
Ladies and Gents Clothes j
CLEANED--PRESSED--REPAIRED
HERMAN THE TAILOR
802 S. State. Phone 3341-M.
' CLEARANCE SALE
Eversharp and broken lines of niech-
anical pencils also Gift Sets otf
Fiourntain Pens and Pencils one-half
off 0. D. NOR RILL
17 Nickels Arcade
The Typewriter & Stationery Store.
"Jimmie the adtaker" sells anythingE
quickly. .-Adv,
Architecture-Today and Tomorrow
TPE great buildings of today, designed in masses which rear rug-
ged, mounting profiles into the sky, foretell even greater and
more massive structures for the next half century. Always a close co-
ordination of architecture and engineering, of design and construc-
tion, the architecture of the future will find architect and engineer
working ever more closely together.
Certainly modern invention-modern engineering skill and organi.
zation, will prove more than equal to the demands of the architecture
of the future.
-OTIS ELEVATO R COMPANY
Offices in aHl Principal Cities of the World °,
Q S. WICK'ENS, Opt. D.
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It's true efficiency
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to use Daily
At Arnold, State
Street Jowelery Store
302 State St., Ann Arbor
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What President Burton Says
About the S. C. A.
"As a rule, the things that really
count in life deserve more atten-
tion than they receive. This is
pecul arly true today, when. so
Much is" being questioned 'atid
doubted. The S TU D E N t
CHRISTIAN. ASSOCIATION
aims to meet this primary need
of every student. It stands for
sanity and loyalty in religion
and life."
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SoS . .A. Activities
Supported b YuPHl
Fresh Air Camp
Christmas Party
Michigan- 'in-India Club,
International inner
Lake Geneva Conference
Freshmen Discission Groups
Freshman Bible
University Service
"Upper Room" Work'
Temporary Student Directory
Religious Institutes
Extension Department
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