TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1924
THE MICHIGAN DAIL'Y
-~ PACs SEVEN
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LSCAT 3 P.M6. ADVERTISING AT
Swiss ANew Head tlIJroN Q I N
LUMN ( Conltinued frog? Page Six)
s s coming 'week if hc is to find mion to
. place Capt Rokusek andl Ka!:sel,
3 P.M. cr pippled flankmen and a guari idd t autas ef u dto: on
own against the powrful ich1I;,n T V I)I N T S
1I' ;forward wall. IW no etbsfl ihquality T raeG re
A lighxt signal practice was to Nbe: ie tSia,. d Oji.rotsa acu iSu i
a il rel- if(i~fl l~iirdt your inldividIual mcasurel Open Daily, 10 a' .m t 10 p.
his -1 hie guarantee of comiplete in. We teach all modern,
di- T i aniacio.fincy, ballet, stage, tango
,,an= d the ' r .' t d-S A - . , , Waer-poof Tepoals froM :sand folk dancehfor children and
the~~~~?4y _________________________ 1.0l ';;3,S;) 1 lultS. Class every Monday and
the0 1 D eposit x i th L orode r. r,, iday.
lllt' --- ------- M ___iiSTATE TIloRS, yifteen one-hour lessons, $5.00.
heir I C (all or 'ione 123I for Approintment - 1X north Arcade Phone 241-R
FOR SALE
LOS
FOR SALE Remington Portable
Typewriters.. Time payments if' (10-
sired. Geo. Register, 604 E. Mai-
son, Phone 1809.
FOR SALE Cheap. 1922 Ford totrr-
ing. 1921' Ford touring; 1920 Chev --
rolet touring. Geary's Garage. 3
S. _Seventh St. 239-M.k
FOR .SALE Ford specedster, Amres
body. 1922 engine, 10,000 miiles.
Stromberg carburetor, starter,
shock absorbers, speedometer. A.
D. Moore, 718 Onondaga, 3546-J.
1921 Dodge touring. Good mechanical
condition. Good tires. New paint
job. $75. Call 2220 or 725 H-aven,
$6.00'WOOL BLANKETS, $4.50, al-l
most new, pillows, double bedl
springs, mattress, high oven gas
stove. Stofflot' Apts.. 505 Detroit 1
Street.
CORDUROY Reefer and sheepskin
mackinaw, large sized very reason-
IWIST WATCHWht gold,- initials
I ;. T). on back. Also 'fountain pen,
printedl with name. Reward. Mar-
riot lDonaldson 904-R.
LOG LOG SLIDE RULE~ lost on
Cfourth floor of Eng. Bldg. Naive
"Frost" cut on side of rule. Secre-
tary's office,. 1'Thincering Bldg.
LOST ON the (iagonal TiFriddy after-I
noon a lbrown fur neckpiece. Call
Ada Phelps 2676.
LOST Darrel of, black Parker's
Duofold fountaJin pen. Owner's
nme engraved. Finder please call
283-W.
1,08T glasses in case between room
au d canipus. 1314-.J.' 506 E. Cath-
LO Qrji in Michig-an O~nion, Carnahan's
Fremlcl grammnar and( Smith's
Cheomistry by Kendall. Reward.
Ellis _,erry. 315 Thompson. 1376-M.
dca i n i ., h01, 1LOU A U n d l U
Shevely's shoes in the next to
center position. Somnething musta
be dlone in the way of instilling
into the line if they are to hold th
COUNCIL OFFICE 110 URS
IRegular office hours 'will be
jnmaintained from 4 to 5 o'clock,
every diay by the Student Couni
cil in their new offices locate(c
Iin the activities room of tie
IMichigan Union. Members of thn
council will be0 on hand at the
f appointed times and will be glad
to confer with any student on,
I various lphases of current cain-
Ipus problems. This plan ha.s
Ihas been initiated in an effort
to bring the student body intoi
closer contact with their rere-
Isentatives on the council.
Have You Voted? Apply on Camil
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If You Ned a
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1For Somle One
Or Avant a icture or frame
or card, jus:t across from the
sub-station you will find them.
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2 Nickiels Arcade
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THE ATMOSPHERE OF CORRECTNESS
rMax Huber, a Swiss, is the new presi-
dent of the Court of International
Justice of the League of Nations.
&c.ad
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Want Ads
Floral arng ement should
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receive as much
d iscrini -
nati'on as other factors
ably; also closed-top
chair. Call 1560-Wv.
FR:AT MEN: fPool in $43
and get this, 7 passenge
Super for $00.00. SE
of town gamzes for only
gas. Sell it and come
Mechanically. perfect. Rtil
ly new and spare. Karl-1I
DODGE SEDAN Only $250.
lazte model; rcei; tly of
has lots of pep. sp).. rl d
fine condition throiwgmoul
practical winter car. Cal
Bence, 424 W. Huron St.,
desk ;with LS Thursday, campus or vicinity,
hammered silver slipper buckle.
3.00 apiece Fi~nder please call 3221-M.
or Hudson
ee all out LOST Conklin fountain pen. Light
y p~rice of brown color. Between Willard andj
:out clear. campus. Call 1029-J.
ibber near- LOST Gr-ay shell rimn glasses in case
691-W. ' Wednesday Oct. S. If found please
.00;' fa iy iphone 1503-W.
vrcha;uled; ,LOST Valuable TIan Silk Scarf on
ltires and Chulrcho between S. University and
t. A very Hill, Friday evening.. 621 Church,
t11 at rest- 8631R.
SENIORS, ATTENTION
A
Thermos Bottle
in the house
supervision..
Senior pictures will be on
sale at the 'Ensian office until
Thanksgiving. After this date
no pictures will be sold.
jMUSIC
HELL GILLESlPIE, Soloist and teach-
er, thirty year's experience. Man-
dolin, guitar, banjos and chord
construction. Telephmne 1791-M.
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A real pal for those Fall hikes and hunting trips.
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Sec the various types and sizes at
All reasonably priced.
our store.
1924 ; FORD ROADSTR, original
tires, many extras including ,inotor-
meter, chains, spare tire, spot Jikht,
dru~m lights, car driven but litle
Call Smith, 253-W. f
FORD SPEEDSTER Tuned up for
Illinois. Must sell. First 45 bucks
takes it. 513 Elm 366-M.
SIX ROOM MODERN house in Cath-
erine. A large lot with shrubbery,
shade trees, garden and garage.
This home has been well kept up
and is in fine condition. Very at-
tractive. Price and terms for quick
sale. Call 3290.
USED CAR'S~ OF QUALITY
AT PRICES THATAPPEAL TO ALL
7 Pass. Hlaynes Touring ... $27500
191S Hapnes Touring ........ 150.00
1924 Essex Coach.......775.00
1918 Buick Touring.......... 95.00
1919 Hudson Sport........... 325.00
1919 Chevrolet Touring....... 50.00
Just a Real Good Car
1922 Essex Touring.......... 475.00
1921 Cleveland Coupe........ 450.00
1922 Overland Touring....... 200.00
1920 Olds 8 Touring......... 175.00
1919 Cadillac Touring........ 775.00
1920 Cleveland Touring...... 265.00
1922 Ace Touring....... ... 275.00
Never Been Driven
1922 Essex Cab........625.00
Prettiest Job in Town
1P20 Buick Touring.......... 150.00
1922 Fordl Sedan............ 275.00
1921 Studebaker Big Six
Touring .......:...........495.00
7-pass. Looks and Runs Like New
1922 Buick Touring.......S5,00
HUDSON SALES & SERVICE
310 E. Washington St.
TERMS TO SUIT YOUR POCKET
Termis to Suit Your Pocketbook
MI SCELLtANEOUS
1)RL 1V. S. lMILLS
Osteopathic Physician
616 First National ank :Bldg.
Phone 321 F-
FORIVENT
FOR RENT Modern three room fur-
nished house. 105 N. 14th St. Phone
Univ. 19. Mrs. Roberts.
A SINGLE ROOM 2 blocks from cam-
pus. Well heated. Well lighted.
Cheap. Only three students in
house. 1331 Geddes Ave. Phone
2322-J.
DESIRABLE Room for one boy, rea-
sonable rate, double desk, well
heated. Phone 1348-J.
FOR RENT Front single room for
man. Excellent location $3. Call
2578-W.
GARAGE FOR RENT Cement floor,
electric lights, $6.00 per month
1120 Lincoln Ave. Phone 1984-J.
WANTED
FAMILY AND STU9ENT Washing-
Phone 287-'.
ROOM FOR eight men to drive to Illi-)
nois and return in Studebaker Big-
6. Call 3176-M before 5:30.'
WANTED STUDENTS To, conc down
and see us at the Allenel Hotel
Wednesday afternoon and evening
until 10 o'clock. The Edwards Co.
ReaO the Want Ads
ISUITS
,M5.~0 OTERCOATS
All Wool Fabrics
Ambitious student can earn $25.00 per
week in spare time. No interference
with your studies. Write to B. & D. I
College Publishing Co., 100 Boylston
treet, Boston, Mass.
Read the Want Aids
EBERBAC H &SON C.
2P~-204 E. Liberty
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Ann Arbor
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IIBLE & RURL1NdGAIE
For Demonstration, Tel. 2680-W
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NVIENNA AND METROPOLI1TAN OPERA COMPANIES
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October 23
CHORAL UNION SERIES
Also (November 3)
vatas the hairbrush'
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T"HE WORLD'S MOST NOTED TWO-PIANO RECITALISTS
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C ollege Men
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And (November 19)
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now. keep their. hair; smooth,
lustrous, .always in p lace'
THE HINJSAW OPERA COMPANY
tToday, as never before, college
men have smooth, well-kept hair,
'why?!
A few years ago the hair was a
nuisance to almost everyone, for
it was usually the least attractive
part of the appearance -- always
unkempt and unsightly an hour
atfter being combed.
There was no way, thene, to keep
Jt from being so. Old-fashioned
pomades only matted it and made
it greasy. Water evaporated quickly
and left it drier and more unruly
than ever.
Today everyone can have
smooth, neatly combed hair
Now Stacomb -- a delicate, invis-
ible cream for keeping the tiairin
place,- has changed all that.. 1
k It is responsible for the amazingly
improved appearance of men's hair.
And it has made possible for every
woman, however "difficult" her
hair, the new smooth effect so Much
in vogu.k' - -
In clubs and fraternities, at the
'theatre or the game, today you can
WITH ORCHESTRA AND
SIX INESOLOITS
seldom find 'even one case of un.%
kempt hair.
People who know that the hair
can ruin the whole appearance-
people who are careful about the
way they look -- have given Sta-
comb an important place on their,
chiffonier or dressing table.
t No matter how dry and straggly,
your hair may be - no matter how
uncontrollable after being washed
-- Stacomb will keep it always
in place, smooth, lustrous, natural,
A touch of it in the morning.-when
you comb your hair - and all day
long your hair will be just as you
want it, for Stacomb will' keep it
smoothly in place until - you go to
bed at night.
~You can get Stacomb in conven.-.
letjars and tubes, at all drug and
department stores. Non-staining
and non-greasy. Use it. tomorrow
morning - and look your best all
day!1)
KEEPS THE HAIR IN PLACE
CLYTIE I-INE, soprano, as "Countess Alrnaviva"
EDITHA FLEISCHER, soprano, as "Susanna"
CELIA TURRILL, soprano, as "Cherubino"
ALT R EDO VALENTI, baritone, as "Count Almnaviva".
PAVEL L.UDIKARI, baritone, as "Figaro"
HERMAN GELNHAUSEN, baritone, as "Dr. Bartolo"
On (December 5 )
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SPECTACULAR RUSSIAN VIOLINIST
After Christmas
(January 28)
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STUPENDOUS FRENCH PIANIST
And (February 13)
:SEASON TICKiETS for ALL SIX Concerts, with Festival Coupon worth $ 3.00
5tandard Laboratories, Inc., Dept. FO?
113W. 18th St., New York City
Please send me. free of charge, a
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