14, 1924
THE MIHIGAN DAILY
PA~is SEVEN
Tills'
COLUMN COUM
CLOSES UCLOSES
Ai 3 P.MA. ADVERTISING AT 3 P.M.
IBefore going hone see our line ofR na dhe dO
beautiful presentation Fountain Swedish Finance'
Pens and Eversharp Pencils. For
lady or gentleman, hand painted'
sets, green gold, yellow gold andI
oir Ate Chrcasatie, aet ot-n_*
silve rlltmrasatie, set ouri
RIDER'S PEN SHOPI
Pen peilit
nni~ir having teas and I think I will stop
iinuruhingndachatdwI thiekf yI1( i-l
EYnv ALUMNAE n ori hte withesoeofewminutes!av
U R I E it P of ss rs fo r, e w mi ut s! I m et D eim as C ochlin, an A lpha
FOR LEAGE BUILDNG Chi Omega here, the other uday and
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VQ!R SA LE
! LOST
S A survey of the Alumnae canmpaign
for funds for the University of Mich-
igan League building shows that the
communities which worked hardl last
yea~r to raise their quota are not so
she w4;s planning to attend thc'Delia
Kappa Epsilon house party in Ciii-'
cinnati over the week end. She told
me that Alpha Clhi 0n egg en':ertained
Dean W. R. Humphreys end Mrs.
Humnphreys at (dinner last.*Wednesdlay
evening.
never so impressed in all y life!
Each girl joins in a long procession
at 6i:30 o'clock in the morning. Ea~li
g irl c 'rri s a lig'ed candle and
J (In istmas carols ring throughout the
stately building! This old tradition
which is as old aIS the building itself',
1 b)?lieve, can never be described. You
simply hzxve to experience the feeling
to appireciate the beauty of the oc-
casion.-
Ann arbor is the same 'old place, I
hacve decIded after another exciting
week 'nd. I could continue for pages
Nan (:y dcear, but I must: dress for my
dinner engagement and then run
a <('n g to mfeet my professors.
'1 .; TLtS lIEES?; PHI KAPPA TAU Fraternity pin. Ini-
('HIISTMS ILES!tials E. B. B. on back. Finder call
- - 392-J, ask for Mac. Reward.
Geit your t ree from Ithead. Come and l _____________________
see our line. Th~lis is t he "homne of; LOST Blue Corduroy reefer coat,.
'f natural trees" for the church, home, Size 42. Finder please call Shawak-
and school. Ithead's trees are the er, Phone 2034-R.
., best.
THE NEW CLEVELAND Electric
vacuum cleaner fully guaranteed.
RHIEAD) PACKING (10}.
525 Detroit St.
LOST Long key and small keys on
ring. Between Medical bldg. and
University hospital. Reward. M. M.
Harrington, Tel. 2692-W or Univ.
Hospital, Univ. 203-J.
FOR SALE Ford coupe. Late 22
model. 409 Camdlen Ct. 2056-J.
RUSSIAN WOLFIH)OUNDI Pups and
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.j.
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I t44 Olrclav 1
grown logs for sale. Inquire at 1 Unversty.
LnievesttyS1306 Olivia Ave.; Ann Arbor. Phone wadK.W
2757J. ,on Ave., W'.
'1 1X lEDOS
SLI~x-T'LY USED LOST A stri].
$1.0to $25.00 pearls at Mir
$15.00Union Saturd,
1121 SOUTHf UNIVERSITY AVE. Daily. rriewa
I'OME+ NEAR TIlE (CAMP~US
Six room house in convenient loco- BEAUI
Lion for family witlh University con- -
nections. Locatedl in t he Wash-j MA.CI
tenaw district (523 Linden St.)f 3rd Fl(
near t'he campus and near the new Permanent Wa
Angell school. ['here are hardwood -------
floors throughout, fireplace and WILL GIVE
spacious closets. The heating sys- Have your of
tefli is nuisually efficienft and sat- switches at a
isfactory. There is a good garage DIMATTIA'E
and .the lot is well shrubbed. The 1340 S. State St.
owner has recentl]y ovedl andl can T
giVe timedlia t e liossess5ion. Ierm n F
in N. S. Auditorium
M. Return K. W. G.
>cretary's office. Re-
Granther. 255 Garri-
Dearborn, Mich.
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Extra large motor $25.00 at Koch and ! easily under way this year, but thosei Martha Cook residents are groing to
Henn. cmmuitie whch id nt wrk astcelebrate Christmas in such a uniqiue
__________________________________________year are now respondirn well. The 'manner before leaving for the hroliday
LANDLADIES- STUDEN TS ! San Francisco Bay group and the Den-'vacation. They wvill have their annual
DON'T Overlook the opportunity to ;e. uwhc a eerbe a-Chiistmnas breakfast Friday morning.
save on many household necessi-:; , isfactorily organized, are yet to be, I stayed over for it last year andlrwas
tieg at Th~e Economy Second Hand covered.
Stor e, 209 N. Main St., Phone 789-M. j In most cities the lists of the alum-
N~e ell hatyou o wat ad bu' ?nae in that city show a reduction of
weatsell what yu want ad uyabout one-fifth of the alumnae who
y Iare supposed to live in these cities.
LET YOUR GIFTS be blooming plants'j So the list submitted by the Univer-'
or cut flowers this Christmas.. Wei city to the campaign committee was
will not raise our prices. Ann Arbor I about forty-five per cent incorrect. j W a e
Floral Co. 122, E. Liberty, Phone! Last spring it was corrected to the
1030" extent that it was not more than f
B3ANQUETS, DINNERS, & Luncheons four-fifths wrong. The list of alum-,
at reasonable prices served by the ___________ nae with which the campaign coin-NV
Aid society of the CHURCH OF + tittee must work are correct from
CHRIT. ew Curc, ne eqip- For the fourth time F. V. Thorsson the point of view of who moved away,
mrent. Call 2025-J. has been appointed Sweden's minister but incorrect as showing where they F u t i
____________________of finance, returning to office in the moved. R ii t i
STUJDENTS ATTENTION! cabinet just formed by Hjalmar Brant- Twenty-four places are requested top
W~e will be open evenings starting! ing. Herr Thorsson started his career; raise more than $10,000. Of the 24a
Dec. 15. Special attention will be j as a shoemaker, places. 11 have raised More than half - -7- _ " .4.
ng of stranded seed
nes opera or at Mich.
ay night. Sentimental
Please return Box 45
rd.
TY SHIOPPES
;K AND CO.
loor Main St.
aing and Marcelling
Rain proof Marcells.
ld hair made up into
tsmall cost.
'S BEAUTY SHOP
Phone 2999-M.
?R RENT
given to all Christmas orders.
Arniold State Street Jewelry Store
102 S. State Street
[VIINICE
- IIAMBUROS
_ 1{EWPIE ll OTiEL
OppJosite
z Hours
g4PF.M3. t o 1 A. :i.
C'aik '7919- i
W{e Deliver.
f HITA U~SIN
CIGARS
kBOX CANDY
IW. D. C. PIPES
DUNHIILL PIPES
SMOKING TOBACCO
CIGARETTES IN CARTONS
HUMIDOR CANS OF TOBACCO
Come Here For Magazines, Candy-
bars Ice Cream, Billiards
JOJI'NSTION BROS.
514 E. William St.
F. P. Bartell, Phone 3511-M
4?OH SAL4E A Remington I'ortable
typewriter. Geo. S. Register, 604 E.
Madison. Tel. 1809.
FOR(A SALE .N, w M~ichaels Stern Trux-
edlo, size 40, never been worn. Rea-
sonab:le. Call Rtyan 726-M. t
WA NTEDI
YOUNG LADY To take room after
holidays. Very reasonable rate.
Smuall League house. Call 681-..
WANTED Ambitious college moan to
represent firm with exclusive line'
of FINEST ENGLISHI FOOTWEAR.
Apply by letter, adldress to Mr. J.
D iffe e, c-are Footgl oves, 21 John St.,
New York city._
STI[DENTS' Washing. Work guar-
anteed, 1741-It.
GOOD COOK With references; is cap-
able of managing; desires a place
}in fraternity 'or sorority first of
sch,6o1 year. Phone 1 514-R.
WANTED) By an experienced couple,
fraternity h ouse, cook and porter.
('a)n give good references. Call
10;6.: Ask for Wilson.
MISCELR2ANE UIS
PERSONAL CHRISTMAS GREETING
CARDS E0NC RAVED or PI RINTED
,,Prober engraving takes time. Select
one of our many attractive, exclu-
sive designs and place your order
DOW.
0. D. MORRILI,
14 & 17 Nickels' Arcade,
RUGS SHIAMPOOED or dust cleaned.
Ann Arbor Carpet Cleaning Works,
Phone 50.j
TV 1' P:1WIt t'1 : It1sI
JHAND M\ADE LFeather goods make
an idleal gift.
A 'I'LIEI) ARTS
2 Nickels' Arcade Opp. Sub-station
BOUGHIT, Sold, rented, exchanged,
cleaned and repaired., We have
nearly all makes. *We suggest that
you buy Corona Four and save
about $40.00. TPiime payments if de-
sired.
ORu--c uRENT Apartments, lignthnouse-
keeping rooms, single rooms. Phone
158, Ralph T. Swezey.
FOR RENT Rooms for men. Room-
mate warited to share suite of south
andl east exposure. Steam heat.
Plenty of hot water. 422 E. Wash-
ington. Phone 1194-M.
FOUNTAIN PENS
SEE OUR SPLENDID Line of foun-
tain pens for Christmas gifts. $1 to
$8. Room 2, 711 N. Univ. 2nd floor.
FOUNTAIN PEN REPAIRING
IF YOUR Pen fails, have it repaired
by penmakers at
RIDER'S PEN SHOP
It costs you no more. 24 Hour ser-
vice or better..
WHY Experiment. Buy your fountain'
pens of Rider where you can get
adjustments by pen specialists.
RIDEJV' PEN 8110P
302 State StreetI
of their quota already. Four of those
11 places have raised just half of
their stated amount and five have
raised all or more. The other 13
p~laces on the list required to raise.
more than $10,000 represent a greatj
amount of mnoney. The amounts run
from $10,000 to $248,000, which is the
figure set for Detroit to raise. Those'
pilaces which were asked to raise less,
than $10,000 have not responded so'.
readily and have showed less en-
The Regents have fixed the time for
the completion of the campaign for
the spring of. 1926.
WEEK END FEAURED
BY SOPHIOMOR PROM
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are being held at the houses. Delta
Delta Delta, and Theta Phi Alpha are
SUIITS MIADE TO YO'R MEASURE
$25.04), $3~0.00, $35.00
HERMAN THE TAILOR
802 S. State St.
SEE Mc INERNEY of the Interstate
Tailors at American Hotel for a
suit or overcoat. Prices $24.50 and
$29.50. Perfect satisfaction guaran-
teed. Phone 123.
READ) THlE I11CrAiDAILY
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Also
Waffles
CARTTE !?'S
LUNCH
Coupon Books
1117
So. University
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WEEK END PCIAL
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VANILLA
CHERRY
Now
and
then
we
FOUNTAIN PEN INK
WHY Experimient with viscuous
whien yoti can always buy good
from RIDER'S PEN SHOP.
NOTICE
ink
Ink
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PINEAPPLE
ORDER EARLY
Phone 423
Ann Arbor Dairy Company
Home of Pure JIilk
OPEN TODAY
all other people".
make a m istake j ust
as
We
try h
them
owever
to keep
Plomes
165-3238
at
a minimum-. If
fo r any
reason
we fail
WILL PERSON Who took bicycles
andl kiddie car return them to K.
K. G. IHouse. No questions.
CiHRISrTMAS FOUNTAIN PENS
Male Dad happy. Buy him a Rider
M asterpen. It may be the first sat-
isfactory Fountain Pen he has ever
had. Jutst bating a sample of his
wirit ing, we can fit him exactly.
RIDER'S PEN SHOP
3032 S. State St.
TO :STUDENT A warm clean room in
good location. 429 S. Division.
9:30 to '1:00
4:00 to 9:30
to satisfy you
comrn0
MILK, CRAMV, BAKED GOLDS
COLD MEATS
Comliete Stock of groceries
College Grocery
pletely,
we want
to
t
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0. D. MORRILL
17 :nickels' Arcade.
Ann Arbor's O1(1(st Typewriter
Store.
BIOXEl)C('I I MAS GIFTS
-APPLIED) ARTS
2 Nickels' Arcade. Opp. Sub-station
CH-RISTMAS CARDS OF DISTINCTI
CHRISTMAS CARDS of Distinction
AP1:'LIED AR'TS
2 Nickels' Arcade Opp. Subu-station
THE experienced operator will recog-
nize an array of features not com-
bined in any other typewriter. Aj
trial will convince you. We also'
have all makes of used machines.
Xtenting and repairing a specialty.a
Ann Arbor Typewriter Exchange.j
a SHOES
Vieli Theater Bldg.--First Floor;
We s5UP)y tihe increasing demand for
good shoes aa fair price
1.;" 's'lores slippers, Choice $6.50
Mlen's C'ollegiate shoes., $8.50
iev iX( IISZI Ag f, or! itcato1r-Shoes.
open 11 ,%. 21. to 1. 31. Plme 224l04~
Featured for Sunday dinner
--Virginia ha m baked with
cloves in pure maple syrup.
Sweet, tender, delicious. 30c.
You'll certainly enjoy it!
A rcade Cae
Up stairs, Nickels
know about it. We can
then make it right.
White Swan
Laundry Co.
Ann Arbor's Leading Cleaners
t eria
Arcade
Dry Cleaning
per skit at the
lBldg. Open j
to8 P. M.-
$1.00
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