TEURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, .1924 TIDE MICHIGAN PREJUDICE AGAINST WOMEN other incumbents. The position is not IPROFESSORS BEING OVERICOMIE limited to one branch of the depart- (ment but may be filled at one time Cainder is to be paid from the regu- in the division of ancient history, and lar funds of the University. The sal- at another in that of mediaeval orl ary is to be the same as that of the liodern history. This should do away average full-professor in tha history with the necessity of employing1 department. someone who would not measure upl The qualifications for the profes- to the standard of the University sorship are: The holder should be a merely in order to fill the position, woman, but that she should be chosen although, according to the conditions1 on the same grounds of scholarship of the gift, the chair may remain va- and general dictinction in her field cant for short periods in case a suita- of interest as apply in the selection of ble incumbent cannot be found. CLOSES CLOSES AT 3 P. .ADVFERTISING AT 3 P.M FOR SALE FOR SALE Remington Portable Typewriters. Time payments if de- sired. Geo. Register, 604 E. Madi- son, Phone 1'09. I PARKER Large s Wright. si Duofold Fountain Pen. ze. Phone 1665-W. C. D. 'DETROIT AUTOMOBILE CLUB LOGS ROUTE TO CH IAPAIGNY (Continued from Page Three) crete. 287.1-End of road, turn left. 288.4-CHEBANSE, through. 293.2-CLIFTON, through. 297.1-ASHKUM, through. 302.1--DANFORTH, through. 306.5-GILMAN, turn left at irregu- lar cross streets with No. 25. 307.4--Straight ahead, passing No. 8 on right. 310.3-ONARGA, through. 313.2-Pass DELRAY station on! right. 318.6-BUCKLEY, through. 324.3-LODA, through. 328.3-PAXTON, cross R. R. through. 333.8-LUDLOW, through. I344.3-THOMASBORO, through 553.3-Cross trolley, straight ahead, leave No. 25 at right. J 353.4-End of street, left across R. R. onto Market street. 353.6-URBANA, straight ahead _ on Market street. 353.7-Right onto Green street. 355.1-Left onto Fourth street. 35G.0-UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS STADIUM. BEAT ILLINOIS - Columbus, O., Oct. 15.- The Ohio Wesleyan cross country team will meet the Ohio State harriers, who took the 1923 Western Conference chain-j pionship, here Saturday morning. BEAT ILLINOIS "Terrace Garden L amci i StuIio Open Daily, 10 a. m. to 10 p. m. We teach all modern, fancy, ballet, stage, tango and folk danceh for children and adults. Class every Monday and Friday. Fifteen one-hour lessons, $5.00. 22 Wuerth Arcade Phone 241-R 1921 Dodge touring. Good mechanical condition. Good -"tires. New paint job. $75. Call 2220 or 725 Haven. YOU WON'T Get stuck if you buy this 1922 Oakland. It's in A-1 shape, nww battery, good tires and a right price. Why not put your football expenses in it and have a car be- ;ide;. Call 284 after 6. FOR RENT A SINGLE ROOM 2 blocks from cam- pus. Well heated. Well lighted. Cheap. Only three students in house. 1331 Geddes Ave. Phone 2322-J. GARAGE FOR RENT Cement floor, electric lights, $6.00 -per month 1120 Lincoln Ave. Phone 1984-J. ! $65.00 Monthly, heated unfurnished apartment. Will furnish for nomi- nal extra charge. Restricted. Ph. 2970-W. Ralph T. Swezey. h09 Thompson St., AISCELANEOUS DR. W. S. MILLS Osteopathic Physician 616 First National Bank Bldg. Phone 321F-1 THE BEST BUY IN TOWN 1923 STUTZ TOUR Speedway Model THIS CAR IS in exceptionally good shape mechanically and the finish ii like new. It is equipped with an antomn.tic windshield wiper, spot light, sun visor, windshield wings, stop light, bumpers, hartford shock absorbers, motoneter. Almost new balloon tires and wire wheels. The owner of this car will F:e glad to recomnnend this car to anyone in- terested and demonstration can be had anytime. ANN ARBOR SERVICE CO Phong 3111-J and 494 BRAND NEW $75 English Sack Suit for $45. Dark Grey, two pants. Size 39. Phone 1783-J after 6 P. M. DODGE SEDAN $225 for quick sale; lots of pep; five good tires; paint good;, excellent mechanical condi- tion; a comfortable inexpensive enclosed car. Owner leaving city. Try it for yourself. 424 W. Huron Street. FOR SALE Two tickets for Illinois game. Phone 1722-R. FORD TOURING With Dow metal pistons. $35.00, 313 N. 7th. St. after 5:30. TUXEDO, Size 37, i excellent condi- tion. Call 1560-W. FOR SALE Ford touring. Cheap if taken at once. Good condition. 1361 Wilmot St. Phone 2282-RL IF FIVE YELLOWS put $25.00 each into "The Gray Mare" they can see the game, save carfare and hotel bills , and still own a good Ford :sedan. Demountable rims, spare tire, spotlight, etc. 553 South Fourth Ave. WANTED ROOM FOR eight men to drive to Illi- nois and return in Studebaker Big- 6. Cll 3176-M before 5:30. WANTED Students earn big money in your spare time selling a high grade useful article. See E. F. Moran, 711 N. Univ. Ave. over Moe's Sport Shop. n THREE PEOPLE to go to Illinois game, in a Studebaker enclosed car with student and wife. Call 2305 after 3 P. M. ILLINOIS Driving Cole 8 to game. Will take 7 passengers. $10.70 round trip. Call 2383-W. WANTED Five passengers for Ur- bana at $12.00 or four at $15.00 each. Phone 1069-J. WANTED Two tickets for Wisconsin game. Call 2756-M. MUSIC MELL GILLESPIE, Soloist and teach- er, thirty year's experience. Man- dolin, guitar, banjos and chord construction. Telephone 1791-M. H. BLAIR TOLHURST, A. C. M. Teacher of Piano, Banjo, and Plectral instru- ments. 'Studio at University Music House. TYPEWRITERS TYPEWRITERS Corona, Remington and Underwood Portables; have you seen Corona Four, the greatest improvement in typewriters during twenty years? Other typewriters accepted in part payment. Renting and repairing a specialty. 0. D. MORRILL 17 Nickels' Arvade. LOST Economy in buying doesn't mean buying the cheapest in price, for the cheapest goods are often the dearest. It does mean spending your money so you'll get the biggest returns for it. You might, for example, buy an enameled preserving kettle for 50 cents that would stand up for two or three years. How much more you would get for your money were you to pay $1.00 and get a utensil that would be giving good service 25 years from now. As modern hardware dealers we recognize that we're buyers for this community, and that to fill the place acceptably we must look to our customers' needs. Everything that enters our stock must stand the test of value. When we err in judgment, as everyone does occasionally, your money back-cheerfully. Yours for service, 213-215 West Liberty St. SCrILEKEWrS HARDWARE "Services for Patronage" !#I1 [fl 11 111111111 11111 ##11iii lulm mllilmi li ##1# i l #fill fill 111 t111. 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