SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5, X.924
COLUMN!.aSS I I COLUMN
CLOESCLOSES
AT 3 P.M. ADVERTI SING0 AT 3 P.M..
FOR SALE
ROOM for one. boy.
Pricecreasonable.
331 Thompson.
OVERLAND Touring, car in excellentj
condition $100.00. Phone 1998-1R.
L. C. SMITH TYPEWRITER No. 8
.For sale cheap. In good condition
Call Riley at 244 after 9:00 P. M.
COMPLETE SET of drums. Also
Buescher C-Melody Saxophone, sat-.
in gold finish. Call 8419.
FOR SALE 2 M. A. C. football tickets
Call '493.
OLD) VIOLINS; A fine collection of
01(1 Strad Guarneri, Amati, and
Stainer models, Cellos, Mandolins,
and Guitars. Will buy or repair 0old
broken violins. 533 S. Main St.
Phone 1075-W.
SECOND HAND FO11D Touring car
for sale. Inquire of Mr. Living- }
stone at Michigan Union.
FOR SALE Overland touring. Goodl
engine. Self starter-and god bat-
tery. 1924 license plates. Bargain at
$25. Phone 551-R.
1+ORI SALE Remington Portable
Typewriters. Time payments ift(de-
sired. Geo. Register, 604 E. Madi-
son, Phone 1809.
FOR RENT A single room. Firstj
floor for studlent or business man.
Tel. 3274-W. 518 Cheever Ct. j
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WANTED
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WANTED STUJDENTS and family'
washings. Telephone 2873-M.
WANTED Nov. 22nd. Engagement
for Synco Septette. Hottest color-J
ed orchestra in America. CallH.T
Augustus, Y'psi 135-W.
WANTED One or two students to oc-
cupy a large suite. 411 E. Williams.
Phone 3349-J.
MElL GILLES PIE, Mandolin, guitar,
lan~os and chord construction.I
Telphione 1791-M.
new musical experience is in store for you
LOS'S
A "Rhapsody in Blue," introducing symphonic
treatment of 'jazz themes.
LOST Pair glasses. Black
Ccase in B Law, library or
Field house. Return 506 E.
ine St. or call 1314-J.
1eather
Palmer
Cather-
LOST Tortoise shell glasses. Reward
call Bann ister, 2738.
F'ORtRENT
MISCELLANEOUS
NICELY FURNISHED house. Mod-I'
ern throughout. Sleeping porch. I
1601 Granger. Telephone 3024. I
FOR RENT Rooms. Three and four
dollars a week. Two blocks from
New Lawyer's Club. 555 South,
Division. Corner of Madison.
A SUITE. Sunny. Steam heat. Hot
water. 311 Thompson.j
NICE DOUBLE room for rent. Will
renit to one person for $4.00. Close
to the campus. Well heated. 228 S.
Thayer St. Phone 1612-W.
Read the Want Ads
DR. 1V. S. MILLS
Osteopathic Physician
616 First National Bank Bldg.
Phone 321F-2
TTI(NG
TUTORING IN FRENCH BY TEAChI-
ER WITH EXPERIENCE. SPE-
CIAL DRILL .INv PRO'NOTJNCIA-
TION IF D)ESIRED. PHONE 2334-J
FOR APPOINTMENT.
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FOUJR OR FIVE Boys can, obtain first
class board in private family. 1007
Monroe St.
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The Modern Dumas
Thisis the title of tribute applied to Rafac'
Sabatini by distinguished men of letters, illus-
trious literary critics and lovers of high adven-
ture tales the world over. Upon Sabatini's/
-~ shoulders has fallen the mantle of glory that
I iiiwas D)umas'. Fie has the Dumas energy and
fire and imagination, and his stories have the
same extraordinary color, endless surprises
I illrand never-flagging spirit. They command uni-/
versal intere(st and popularity. And one of /
the best of~ them is-
"THE SEA HAWK"
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1. Photographs for ENS IAN are all to be made s- = _
by THANKSGIVING (7
weeks only)
2. LA RGES", T LASS in the History of Michigan.
&AN EARLY APPOINTMENT for a. sitting
very desirable, as it would be impossible to
photograph 2,000 students, if all waited until
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