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FOUND'
WILL GIRL who left watch in rest
room in Natural Science Bldg, call
C. M. Slack, 2845-J.
LOST
PHI DELTA CHI fraternity pin, Re-
ward. Call Wardner 2372.
FOR SALE
NEW ENGLAND cot, reasonable, 610
Thompson, 687-M.
WOOL SOXS, just the thing for skat-
ing. Sold by student 609 S. Fifth
Ave., near Colosium.
A NEW Tuxedo, size 40, 2174-R, 625
Forest.
JEWELRY
PEARLS, Rhinestones, beads for trim-
ming. Hair ornaments, chokers,
bead necklaces for J-Hop at Palais
Royal.
REAL ESTATE

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BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE suitable
Sorority or Fraternity. Near cam-
pus and in best location. Call J.
W. Dwyer, Room 508 First Nat'l
Bank ,Bldg.

FRATERNITY OR SORORITY
Very large home, Washtenaw Sec-
tion, beautiful grounds and surround-
ings; first time on the market. For
appointments, call Mrs. Burnett with
C. L. BROOKS
2151First Nat'l Bank Bldg
Phone. 315 Evenings 278,1

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FOR SAL OR rent, 2 rooming houses;
2 cottages, 3 flats and light house-
keeping rooms, 217 Observatory, A.
A. Schryver.
BUILDING LOTS on both the East
and West side, prices ranging from
$750 to $6,000. We have 160 feet
in one piece on Baldwin Ave, noth-
ing offered in the city any better.
Call 1713-M for appointment. J.
K. Malcolm.
8 ROOM MODERN house in good
room location at $10,500, finished in
oak throughout. Some student
furniture included, $1,500 down,
$75.00 per month. Will gain pos-
sesslon Feb. 1st. J. Karl Malcolm,
602 E. Liberty :St. 1713-M.
HOUSES TO EXCHANGE. I have
party that wants to exchange a
$5500 equity in a 8 room house on
So. State st. for a $2,000 or $3,000
equity in a six room house that
would rent well.rJ. Karl Malcolm,
602 E. Liberty St. 1713-M.
TWO LARGE HOUSES suitable for a
Fraternity or Sorority. Both well
located, modern, terms will be ar-
ranged. J. Karl Malcolm, 602 E.
Liberty st, 1713-M.
ROOMING AND boardng houses for'
sale. 10 Room house, may be used
as small apartments or single rooms
now rented as two apartments at
$10.00 each and profit in forty
boarders. $2500 to $3,000 will
handle. This is an opportunity
that is seldom available. 1713-M.
J. Karl Malcolm, 602 E. Liberty.
MUSICA L
KEEP PHYSICALLY fl .y the daily
use of Walter Camp's Daily Dozen
on Records. Complete outfits sold
by Schaeberle & Sin.
FOR RENT
TUXEDO, size 37, nearly new. Call
806-J.
COMFORTABLE Single room, block
from campus, steam heat, price rea-
sonable. 812 E. Washington.
DESIRABLE ROOMS for boys, 610
Thompson, 687-M.
ROOMS EITHER single or , double.
711 Oakland. Phone, 1893-R.
LARGE FRONT suite, suitable for 3
boys, private lavatory, $12.00 per
week. 802 S. State, cor Hill and
State. Phone 2383-W.
DOUBLE FRONT room at 506 E. Jeff.
SUITE FOR married couple. 315
Packard.
SINGLE ROOM, steam heat. 311
Thompson.
IZOOM FOR TWO, reasonable price.
Phone 2906-M. 711 S. Division.
SEVERAL unusually attractive rooms
with large sleeping porch. Select
district. 1941 Geddes, Phone 3335-

SUITE IN MODERN home near Yost
Field House. Married couple pre-
ferred. No other roomers. Phone
2989-J.
DOUBLE ROOM and single room.
Two blocks from campus. Hot
water. 531 Thompson St. Phone
2576-W.
ONE SUITE, one large room for three
or four students, two blocks from
campus, no other roomers, no
smoking, 328 Thompson.
DOUBLE ROOMS for boys, $4 and$5,
good heat. 1107 Willard.
COMFORTABLE double room; well
furnished. Two blocks from cam-
pus on car line. 1021 Hill St.
FIRST FLOOR rooms, hot air heated I
two blocks from cam-pus, $3.00 and
up. 200 N. State.I
ROOM DOUBLE or single, reasonable
at 520 Cheever Court. Phone 1755-
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ROOM FOR two men in new house.
Dormitory arrangement. 806 Sybil
St, Phone 2162-M.
f LARGE, LIGHT, well heated suites
and double rooms near campus,
new furniture of- best type, reason-
able rates, board if desired at 611
Church 'St.
PLEASANT, large warm front room
for student. Single $4.00. 724 S.
Division St.
VERY DESIRABLE front suite, two
rooms, well lighted, roomy, warm
quiet house, price right. 535 S.
Division.
FRONT SUITE, second floor for two
men. Mrs. Eaton, 421 Thompson
phone 2672-R.
SINGLE ROOM, two blocks from cam-
pus. Phone 1147-M.
ROOMS for boys also room on first
floor for lady. Private entrance.
Phone 2542-J.
DESIRABLE ROOM for girl. One
block from campus, 1233 Volland
Call 2482-M.
LARGE ROOM also suite for next
semester, 1336 Volland st.i
1 SUITE ROOMS, 3 or 4 boys, 1st
floor, 1 suite rooms 2 boys, 2nd
floor, 1 single room, 3rd floor. Call
in morning. 615 Monroe. Phone
2106-M.
SINGLE OR double room, private
family, shower bath, well heated,
Single $4.00 or $5.50 for double.
Call 1247-M.
ROOMS for seven upper classmen.
727 Oakland, phone 943-R.
ONE DOUBLE and one single room,
one half block from the campus.
Phone 2310-M, 1300 Geddes.
ROOM FOR two students. one block
from campus. Good heat, 3039-W.
TWO SUITES on second floor, one
double room. Prices reasonable.
Phone 2783-J. 420 S. Division.
ROOM either singleor double. Phone
1070-M. 612 Church st.
DESIRABLE rooms, one block from
campus, newly furnished, $4 and
$5 per man. 644 Tappan.
ROOM, either single or double. 425
S. Division. Phone 1565-J.
COMFORTABLE front suite, ideal
for married couple, in modern pri-
vate home. No other roomers. Near
Ferry field. 1133 White St. 1560-J.
VERY NICE front suite and one
double room on 2nd floor. One suite
or. one room on first floor, near
campus. Student, married couple,
or teacher. 422 Hamilton Place.
NA JONGG
MAH JONGG $8 to $15 to clear. 818
Church.
BOARD

OUR HOT Waffles are a revelation.
Try Them. ARBOR FOUNTAIN,
313 S. State.
MISCELLANEOUS
SKATES hollow ground 25c. The
Sharp Shop, 306 S. Ashley.
STUDENT desiring lessons in Span-
ish to perpare for exams call 1104.

Children's class every
Saturday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock. nOffering a varied program from the
Eight one-hour Classical works of the old master, Johann Se-
Chss Lessons, $5.00. bastian Bach, the faculty of the School
Adult's Class every Mon-
dult' Clasnevery Mon- of Music united in presenting much of
day and Friday night. 1
modern Class Lessons $5.00. Free the really beautiful and artistic in
daneng from 8 to 10 P. M. music in the Twilight recital Sunday
in Hill auditorium. As a master whose
Private Lessons Daily works have stood the demands and
Modern and Classical whims of nearly 200 years, Bach is
TERRACE GARDEN alone and incomparable. The out-
standing performance on the program
Phone 241-k was the work of Albert Lockwood,
10 A. 3.-10 P. M. head of the pianoforte department of
the school. Others in the recital were
Palmer Christian, organist, William
Wheeler, tenor, and Marion Struble-
Freeman, violinist.
SHOES REPAIRED while you wait Albert Lockwood, whose playing is
222S. State. always enjoyed, and who transcribed
the concerto in D minor perhaps
WANTED HELP pleased the most. Mr. Lockwood by
means of his well-rounded muiscian-
EARN MONEY in your spare time. A ship, his admirable touch and tech-
man of mature years can make a nique, together with a keen insight
very substantial income with our and knowledge of Bach, tended to
proposition. We teach you how to make his number the most popular
sell income protection, something on the program. To play Bach is one
that every wage earner and salary thing. To transcribe Bach is quite
earner needs. Massachusetts Bond-ath eranscribe Battirqie
and Insurance Company. Capital another, and he did the latter well,
$1,500,000, Saginaw, Mich. although the accompanying strings did
not contribute greatly to the success
TYPEWRITING of the performance.
Mr. Christian played with his cus-
T Y P E W It I T E R S tomary understanding and apprecia
of all makes ! tive ability, but at times his pedal
Sold, rented cleaned work and fugue of the left hand over-
exchanged and repaired. shadowed the thematic structure of
the right. Marion Struble-Freeman,
0. D. MORRRIJILL performed the Gavotte in Rondeau and
17 Nickels Arcade Bouree, two movements from the
rhe Typewriter & Stationery Store. Sixth Solo sonata in E major in the
Your these and notes will be proper spirit but was hampered
promptly and neatly somewhat by roughness of tone. Of
TYPEWRITTEN particular interest in Mr. Wheeler's
at singing, was the group of spiritual
BUSINESS SERVICE CO. songs, which he did with ease and
over "M" Lunch, clear enunciation, although the aria
322 South State Street. found his voice slightly weak in the
Typewriung ana Jmimeographing upper register.
promptly and neatly done. The recital was an experiment
Theses, student notes and college
work a specialty for fifteen years FOUNTAIN PEWS
the Typewriter & Stationery Store. 1
0. 1D. MOBRILL, Fountain Pens and Pencil insur-
17 Ni'ckels Arcade ance. Have your name embossed on

EVERSjIARP PENCILS

Our stock of Eversharp Pencils is
still large and complete. Take advan
tage of the special price now at The
Wahl Service Station.
RIDER'S PEN SHOP
302 State St.

Get you examminatio pea now so
WANTEI) that you will be sure that it works as
you wish it to. We have ten kinds
1 J-HOJ Ticket. Call 1234-M. including Wahl's New Signature Pen
and The Rider Master Pen.
SPACE for Ford in heated Garage. We fit and service every pen we
Call 188. sell. This insures you better value
2 J-HOP Tickets. Call Dan, 3029. at
RIDER'S PEN SHOP
A ROOMMATE, $3.00 per week, 501 E. 302 State St
Madison. TAILOR
LAUNDRESS to do washing every
week for 3 girl. Call W2~>-R. CUSTOM MADE suits-Alterations Re-
pairing. Albert Gansle, Tailor, 115
A PLACE in J-Hop Booth, Phone S. Main (upstairs).
1612-R for Brande.
THREE J-HOP tickets. Call 3094.
Pi Kappa Alpha house, Mr. Kendall.
NEAT MECHANICAL draftsman about Asi LJ
12 hours per week, a year's or more
experience essential. Box K. C. -
A YOUNG LADY to do secretarial repu i Q
work for room rent. 217 Observa- pean
tory. Phone 2315-R. OR the student or prof.,the
superb VENUS out-rivals
CONGENIAL student would like all for perfect pencil work.
roommate for second semester, 17 black degrees-3 copying
front suite, second floor, steam heat, American Lead
quiet house. Rent reasonable. Phone Pencil Co.
320-J or call 415 N. Division St. NewYork
MANUSCRIPTS to type, twelve cents '
per sheet. Call evenings 1813-R.
TYPEWRITER REPAIlwro
ALL MAKES. Agency Woodstock and
Oliver typewriters, Sundstrand add- Mechanical Pencils
Ing machine, Line-a-Time copy
holders, rubber stamps, ribbons,
cushion keys, type cleaners and sup-
ples. Machines rented.
ANN ARBOR TYPEWRITER
EXCHANGE. Phone 886,_downtown1
COSMETIC SERVICE
Superfluous
FACIAL HAIRS
Removed Permanently by0-
ELECTROLYSIS
ELECTRO-COSMETIC SERVICE
224 Nickel's Arcade
By Appointment only
Phone 1167-R.
3-6 p. m.SPECIALT

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SINGLE ROOM, well heated and furn-
ished in private house. $3.50 per
week. Call 1066-3 at 508 Hill St.

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SU!TE FOR ONE or two students with
private family. 3337-J.

WO DESIRABLEtsuites. Phone
-2866-R. 736 S. State.
TWO WARM, pleasant double rooms
in a congenial home. 301 E. Liber-
ty.
WARM SUITE at 822 Arch St., corner
of Oakland.

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