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CI1ILDRtENS CLASS
Beginning thN afternoon at 2:30

LOSTDRESSMAKIN'G AND TAILORING
Eixclusive collegiate styles for
,JADE GREEN unbreakable barrel' young women. Needlework of all
of Le Bouef pien. Reword if re- kinds. Experienced workmanship.
turned to Lillian Brazil, INewberry( MRS. R. T. REAMT
Residence. 411 Thompson. Phone 2768-W.



A CHETMICAL lab, manual, either in1' - MUSICAL
chemistry building or Engineering*
buldig. ?one 283.-KEEP P'HYSCAlLY fitt by the daily
buldng. hon 248. Fuse of Walter Camp's Daily Dozer
BLACK TRAVELING h.:ag by Fred Jon Records. Complete outfits sold
Sturmer, 509 Division, name on by Schaeberle & Sons..

FOR HIRE
TAKE advantage of the peppy wea-
ther, get out in the open. Col
1069-3. for a, car.
TAILOR
CUSTOM MADE suits-Alterations Re-,
pairing. Albert Gansle, Tailor, 115
S.'Main (upstairs).f
TYPEWRITER,,REPAIRING C
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, downtown
FOR RENT
ROOMS for eight, nine, or twelve
boys for second semester. Clean
and warm. Located only. three
blocks from campus. Box, W. G.
1-2 BLOCK from campus, large double'
room, $6; roomy suite, $8;.; single
room, $4. 219 "So. Ingalls,. 2759-R.f
ONE NICELY furnished single room.
call 1300 'Geddes. Phone '2314-M.

DESIRABLE ROOM for two, steam
heat, conveniently located. Phone
S2883-R.
SEVERAL unusually attractive rooms
swith large sleeping porch, select
district 1941 Geddesh. Call 3335-R.
A GOOD WARM single room at 515
Walnut. Call 2105-ILi
 TWO PLEASANT rooms for girls at
1020 C'hurch st. Phone 1405-W.
ROOM suitable for two, madern con-
veniences, quiet surroundings,-pri-
vate family. 346 E. Kingsley.
1 DOUBE room, new house, shower
Sbath. 334 E. Jefferson.
SUITE FOR three. Preferrably En-
gineers.! Price resaonable. 1 :block
from college. Phone Cameron or.
#Thompson after 6: 30, 2809-R.
3 FURNISHED light housekeeping
"rooms. Reasonable. 1340 Vollard
St.
A ROOM for two boys, board if de-
sired, in private home. 916 Mary
St.
FOR BOYS, desirable rooms, sleeping
porch, shower. 687-M.- 610 Thornp-
son St..

S pecial
Sale

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bag. Reward, phone ,.371..
PHMI KAPPA Alpha fraternity pin.
Name engraved' on back. Phone
3094.
J-HOP ticket number 497. Please
call 467-J. Reward.
SATURDAY last, string light, green
and pearl beads. Reward
A SILVER wrist watch with silver
links. Finder please call 2166-W.
COSMETIC SERVICE
Superfiuous
FACIAL HAIRS
Removed Permnanently by
ELECTRkOLYS~IS
FLECTRO-COSMETIC SERVICE
224, Nickel's Arcade
By Appointment only
Phone 1167-R.
3-6 p. m.
TYPE WRITING f

TE~D RHOADE'S orchestra presentsj
Joe Sweeny and his five-piece or-
chestra.
E~. NORMANTON Bilbie. (of the De-l
troit Conservatory of Music), Teach-
er of violin, piano, harmony.
Studio, 307 N. Main. Phone 611-MW.
WA' TE I
LIVE ENERGETIC salesman. Easi
est selling specialty on marke
904-R. Miss Wood.
BY BUSINE~SS girl: Furnished lig)
housekeeping apartment, one or tw i
rooms near Campus. First floo
!preferred. Call 1555-R.
THESES neatly typed. 10c per
sheet. Call 3359-J.
ROOMMATE for congenial student in
private family. 346 E. Kinsley.
A WELL furnished suite of rooms for
fthree men students, location option-
al. Call 1324, ask for Tolle or'Har-
ley.
FIVE YOUNG mhen students for 'next
semester to fill vacancy. Single
Simm on's bods, single desks, show-
er bpaths, steam heat, and dorm-
itory. Call 523 Packard or phone
2866-MW.

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8 -One

H-oumr Classical Class I
Every Sat urday at 2:30
Private lessons Daily

Lessons

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TrYrPEwRI TERS
of all makes
Sold, rented cleaned
exchanged and repaired.
0. D. MOP.RRILL
17 Nickels Arcado,
The Typewriter & Stationery ,tore.
Your these and notes will be
promptly and neatly
TYPEWRITTEN
U, T Pat rt
over "M" Lunch,
322 South State Street.
FOU TAIN PENS
Fountain Pens and Pencil insur-
ance. Have your name embossed on
them. Price 25 cents.
0. 1D. NORRILL
17 Nickels A cade
The Typewriter & Stationery Store.
CLEARANCE SALE:
Eversharp and broken lines of mech-
anical pencils also Gift Sets of
Fourntain Pens and Pencils .one-half
off.
0. D. 310IRRILL
17 Nickels Arcade
Thme Typewriter & Stationery Stare.

Op rNiDAILY 10 A. M3t,-11)P. >X.
T'ERRACE OGRI)ENS
I ~ 22 Wuerth Arcade
P14one 241-It
31ISCELLANEOUS
Typewriting and mimeographing
promptly and neatly done.
I Theses, student notes and college
_work a specialty for fifteen years
~phTypewriter & Stationery Store.
0. I). 31MORLL,
17 Nickels Arcade
SHOES REPAIRED while you wait.,
Full soles a specialty. 0. G. Andres'
222S. State.
PEANUT BUTTER Sandwiches, some-
thing new and different, 5c. Gren-
nan's Cakes, every bite a delight.
Open evenings and Sundays. COL-
LIEGE GROC'EHY, 516 E. Williams.
TUTORING IN Greek and Latin, Uni-
versity graduate. Greek: Cources
A. C and I. Latin: Courses, Y andF
B1. Phone 3327-R., 915 E. Huron.
SKATES hollow ground 25c. The
ISharp Shop, 306 S. Ashley.
FOR SALE
TUXEDO. Practically new. Call 15-
05.
COMPLETE set of Ludwig drums.
Nearly new. Cheap for cash.
Phone 2540-V4.

SCRANTON COAL-ALL SIZES

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Ab solutely no impurities, low inl ash, high in heat units.
Pocahontas Lump and Egg
Kentucky and West Virginia. Lump and Egg
Terre. Haute Quick Fire Coke
Produced solely for domestic purposes.
OFFICE
CORN WELL BLOCK
Phones 81-Fl and 2207
Cornwell Coal-Coke,


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Many men are earning
their way through school by
our commission plan of comn-
pensation.
One Michigan, man av-
eraged over $ 1250.00 clear
each summer for four suc-
cessive summers.
For particulars see Fred
I, Jonest AlleneI Hotel, Fri-;
day, January 18th.

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H. ED)WARD- SAYL'ES, Minister
H10WARD' P.CHAPMAN
Minister. of University Students
10 :30-WVorship and Sermon,
"TIIE: PEACOCK SPIRIT"
-R1ev. Sayles.


I ABAR GAIN, blue and silver evening
Igown, excellents condition. - Call
+3192-R.
) NINE room house, to trade as a
t dow~n payment for. a large income
property. Call 617.


12: 00-Chihch Sujiday School.:
6:00-b. Y. P. U. in Church P.ar-
lors~.
12:00--! ttidents Cilass in Guiild
Evil." Mr. Chapman.
5:30-6(:30- 'riendship IHour ;at
Guild, Rouse. Students wve:-
comte.
6: 30-Devotional Aleeting. "The
Functlin of the S. C.A"
Mr~ H. C. Coffman, SecretarIY.
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Sunday School at 9:00 a mn.
9:00-Sunday School and I
Classes.
10:400-English Services.
1;00-Gernman Services.
ST. PAUL'S LUTHERA
CHURCH
(Missouri Synod)
Corner Third and West uron,
CARL A BRAVER, Pastor
SERVICES
9:30-Services in German.
10: 30-Bible Class.


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11:30-Services
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"SIDN EY S. ROBINS, Minister
Jan. 20, 1924
9:45 A. MW.
Church School
10:30
Morning Service
Mr. La Rue Plays until 10:40.
"Ali Ilusti'ation of Evolution."

CHURCH OF CHRIST
DISCIPLES.
Temporary Hume
LANE HALL
F. P. ARTHUR, Pastor
9:30-Bible School and Students
Class, Prof. Lynn Front, teacher.
9:30--Men's Service Club, led by
Dr. Stouffer.
10:30-Morning Service. Sermon
Subject: "Chtristian Eiluci tlou.".

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"They struggle vainly to pregerie
a part,
Who have not courage to contend
-for allt."
.This saying applies pre-einnentlly
to the 'preaching of the Word.

I5s:30-Student S8ocial Hour
6:30-Discussion 'and supper.

Fifth Are, and William St.

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ssor Wood's: Class in S
Problems.
5:45 P. MW.
Young People's Supper.
6:30
Mr. Shepard speaks' on
"h igh spots"

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6:30--Christian Endeavor.
Student Classes at Noon
In Lane Hall Reading Rooms
Mr. Coff man, Leader

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9:00 A. M.-fLible study hour.
10:30 A. M.--Sermon (German)
"Jesus' First Mirac"

5:30 P. M.--Topic,. "Self-Govern-
maent in Uuuversities." Professor
J. U. Kirkpatrick, leader.
71~30 P. MX-S4ermon, "Faith's Obed-
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REV. L. F. 'GUNtDERM AN, Past(
9:30 A. M.--Sunday School wit
student class.
10:30 A. X-"T1he Reversed Ord
of the World and of Christ
Dispensing Good Things."


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'REV. A. W. STALKER, D. D., Pastor
IIET. Wi. .SCOTT WESTEBMAN, Associate Pastor
M1ISS ELLENT W. MOOREF, Student Director
10:30 A. M.--Morning Worship. Pastor's, subject:
'4HI411THINKING"
12:00 M.-Five Student Classes for Bible Study meet in Wesley Hall.
4:30-6:30 P. M.OPEN HOU~SE at Wesley Hall.
Supper served at 5:30 o'clock.
6:30 P. M.-Wesleyan Guild 'Devotional Meeting. Rev. W. Scott Wester-
man, leader. Subject, "The Challenge of South America."
7:30 P. M.-Wesleyan Guild Lecture. Spjeaker,.: lr. Louis iL Anspacher.
Subject, "Drama As a Force in a Democrat':"
Students are especially invited to' our services.

R EV. LEONARD A. BlARRETT, D.D)., Minister
LEWIS C. RELM[AN N, '16, Soe'y Men Students
lMS.W LLIE CADWIVTI , Seely Women Students

10:.30-Morning Worship. "Seeming Unreality of the SIrita1"
12 04--Clatses 'for All. .Leaders, Mliss Mary Ross, "Father" Iden
IProf. W. D. "Henderson.
5:30-Social Hour andi Open House.
6:34-C. X. Meeting. "How Wauld The Applicaton of Christianity A
Social Conditions." Alex Burr, graduate, leader.

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."THE.STONE CHURCH WITH THE WARM WELCOME"
HERBERT A. JUNP, Minister E. INOX MITCRELL, University Pastorv
LUCY IRUBEX *Secretary for Women Students

COR. CATHERINE AND DIVISION STREET
RENRY! LEWIS, RECTOR
CHARLES T. WEBB, Director Student Wert
RACHEL IHAVILAND, Secretary for Student Work,
WEEK (OF' JANUARY 20l1TH

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