EDCIN IDA V, DEC EM DER Vi17, 192l4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN COLUMN LAS l IFIkCOLUMN CLOSES CLOSES At3 P.M. ADVERTI SING AT 3 P.M. i IN 0TICE CIIRISTAVi CARDS of Distinction APPLIED ARTIS 2 Nickels' Arcadle Opp). Sub)-station 'CHRIST MAS FOUTNTAIN PENS Make Da1 happy. Buy him a Bider A~RRsi erpen. It may 1)e the first: sat - _ isfactory Fountain P~en he has ever had. Just bring a sample of his ivriting, we can tit. him exactly. { RID)ER'S PEN SHIOP 302 S'. -State St. $,10.00 REWVARD T1o he first person furnishing in- Deland Rules On State Auto Tags Read The Daily "Classified" Columns e- zo." 40.0ozo." el-Koe-00.0000cooll 4 FORL SMLE CHIRISTMIAS TREES! Get your tree from Ithead. Come and see our line. This is the "hrome of natural trees" for the church, home, and school. Rhead's trees are the best. RHEAD PACKING CO. 525 Detroit St. HOME NEAR THEII CAMPUS Six room house in convenient loca- tion for family wit h University con- nections. Located in the Wash- tenaw district (523 Linden St.) near the campus andl near the new Angell school. There are hardwood floors throughout, fireplace and spacious closets. 'The heating sys- tem is unusually efficient andI sat- isfactory. There is a good garage and the lot is well shrubbed. The owner has recently movedl and can give immediate p~ossession. Terms if desired. F. E. Bartell, Phone 3511-M RIAIO PORTABLE Three tube set. Giver fine results. Cost $100. Will sacrifice for $55 cash. 621 S. State Street. Phone 396. P'OR SALE Tuxedo size :16. Inquire at Room 13 La-\,yrer's ('lub. Price is reasonable. CONN E-FLATl-Burnished g old sx. phone as good as now. Original cost $240. Our special price $1 60. UJNIVERSIT Y iI ISIC I IO0ISE FOR SALE Tuxedio in line conditionI a' t -a re st naslcleprice. P honeO 396. W. IR. Shar.l~ VICTIMIAA. AI ('t3 ritill . Retaiso - pi.L'.]rice. ('a 'l Jovewaii m11011. - WANTED GOOD COOK With references able of managing; desires in fraternity or sorority school year. Phone 1514-R. sj;iscap)- a place first of e ; fj NOTIC1E, .--i WANTED By an experienced couple, fraternity house, cook and p~orter. Can give good references. ('all 1056. Ask for Wilson. WANTED Student who lives in De- troit and wishes to make $50 to $75 before Christmas prone 2757-.J after 6 P. MW. FOUJR PASSENGERS For trip south. going through Columbus, Ohio. Cin- cinnati and Lexington, Ky., Call 2512-J. iONE Pa ssenger lby student and wife going to Parkersburg, W. Va., via Columbus Saturday. One (lay trip. Closed car. ('all 313'-W. Before going home see our line of b~eautiful presentation Fountain ?Pens andl Eversharp Pencils. Por ?lady or gentleman, hand p~aintedI semts, green gold, yellow goldi andl silver. All p~urchases sent out in ornate Christmas attire, at RIDER'S PEN SHOP ;; 'Pen Specialists rTHE NEW CLEVELAND Electric vacuum cleaner fully guaranteed. Extra large motor $25.00 at Koch andl Henne. 1 LANDLAIIE;3- STUDENTS DON'T Overlook th1e op nounity to _I save on many household necessi- *ties at Tthe Economny Second Hand Stor e, 209 N. Main St., Phone 789-11. jWe sell what you do want and b~uy what you don't want. 1 I fOey O N E T O _ il.. ca,, . a day during Chl Preference will b denlts (doing work taore. I' I t her 1270-J. like lposition ;s Clood rirol~Ne 00.I LET OUR IFTShe boomig plan(;s id ai)ut. tw.o hours! or cut flowers this Christmias. \Ve )risi mas vacation, will not rai w our pric Ys. Ann Arbor be given to st u-I Floral C'o. 122 E. Liberty, Phone in English Lii era-' 1030. informal ion call ST'T'VNT We will be open eve nings; start lag widdlle age, would Dec. 15). Special at~ention will 1)e given to all Christ mas ordlers. chef in frat ernity.ArldSaeMre hwlySoe P hone 2315-R. 1i .SaeSre ionatn Ut IIa t UL L gLU to~ lcatio n of Ull . KiMBRALL PIANO No. 1, shipped to Lansing, Dec. 16.- If court order Louis 1-. Clement, Ann Arbor, Mich- fre h tt opt12 uoo ig)n. bile license plates on sale prior tor KLIBALL PIANO COMPANY the enactment of a highway financeI law by the legislature, the depart-I 1436 Broadway, Innofsae ilcoltthdfer Detroit,______Michigan._____ i mentosttwilcletheIuces from all those whose platess LOST have been issued, if a new law chang- ing the rate is enacted and made ef- LOST Pair of glasses Monday after-, fective, Charles J. Deland, secretary k noon. Reward. Call 452.l of state, stated yesterday. IIISCE1LLA:NEO S Spain has a law which controls the -- I amount of advertising or other pub- B3OXED CHRISTMAS GIFTS I licity which may be broadcast lby APPLIED ARTS I radlio. Only five minutes of 'this is 2 Nickels' Arcade. Opp. Sub-stationI permnitted for every hour of operation. PERSONAL CHRISTMAS GREETING yu CARDS ENGIRAVED or PRINTED Don't delay--Pay yu Subscription' Pr'oper engraving takes time. Select! todlay. one of our many attractive, exclu- sive (designls and place your order FOR BEN.T . now. - 0. D. MORRILL I TO STUD1ENT A warm clean room in, 14 & 17 Nickels' Arcade, goodl :ocation. 429 S. Division. II CAR STORAGEF Steam heat. Phone -H Wtl~1 314-W. 017 S. Main. Chas. KMager. BUHSlrneecagd ALL KIND of trunk and door keys. cleaned and repaired. We_ have jDell Keller, Phone 2498. 1210 W. ; nearly all makes. We suggest that Huron. you buy Corona Four and save - -____ about $40.00. Time payments if de- siredl. OIV NC . D. MORRILLI1 - IAMBU RGS An 27 Nickels' Arcade. {E PIE HOTEL ;An Arbor's Oldest Typewriter Store. Opposite ! FOUNTAIN PEN REPAIRING Eiig. rch1F YOUJR Pen fails, have it repaired Iloturs by peamakers at . -' 4 P. .1. to 1 A. It. RIDER'S PEN SHOP ('alk' 799-1 f It costs you no more. 24 Hour ser- WVe Deliver. vice or better. RUGS SHAMPOOED or diust cleaned.! WHY Experiment. Buy your fountain 1Ann Arbor Carpet Cleaning Works,! eso idrweeyoIa e Phon 50.adjustments by pen specialists. __________________ tlI)EIW' PEN SHOPt BANQUETS, DINNERS, & Luncheons 302 State Street at reasonable prices served by the i _________________ Aid society of the CHURCH OF' "UTI E N CHRIST. New Church, new equip-;- ment. Call 2025-J. I WHY Experiment with viscuous ink SE~E Mc INERNEY of the Interstate( from RIDER'S PEN SHOP. STailors at American Hotel for a suit or overcoat. Prices $24.50 and SHOESI $29.50. Perfect satisfaction guaran- BOTP teedl. Phone 123.HAGSBOE QUALITY SHOP Wiaerth Theater Bldg.-First Floor An unusual array of selected collar; and cuff sets daintily embroidered good shoces at a ifir~prlice in colors on linen. Special priceirssSiverq , e,6.% $1.2. Thse ae vey usful hris- )ens ('ollegiaute Shoes, $8.50) 1 $.25 Thsearever usfu ebist jExclusive Agency for Educator Shtoes. mtas gifts. Open 11 A. 'It. to 9 P. 3I. 1hone 22.104~ -FOUNTAIN PENS BEAUTY SHIOPPES SEE OUR SPLENDID Line of founs M:4ACK AND CO. I tamn pens for Christmas gifts. $1 tof 3rd Floor Mai St. $8. Room 2, 711 N. Univ. 2nd floor. Permanent Waving and Marcelling 1 Read the Want Ads! Read the Want Ads. VAN OVEN CRESS 7/ )k K ~ >~ "< 7; 5- I 'K '>' Ix a~ ___ N _ N I" . I I i t '' (4 ii I '"t)U i G Studen t alesmtzen. Good com- mnission. Apply in perseon aft or 3; P. M. Room E-32 Lawyer's Club. P'ASSENGER In car driving to ^Hud-' son, New York. Leaving Friday noon. Phone 'Tif'fany 2721-J., VAA'T!O. WOIK in your hoine to:wn wvith holsold and ofico(: need Easy seller, good inay. App~lly in person. Lamb Visor Company, 635 South, Main Street. Subscribe for 'c'ite iMichigrn maily 3 11 { F N 97hxedo Moc Ih -ii TUXEDO Like new. Cheap. Call or see Becker Lawyer's Club J-2f. a Corner of William and Maynard ~WONDERFUL Value in Tenor Banjo including resonator and1 case, $8"7.50.! U NlV~IRSITY iMIUSIC S11l] { AN TUNUTSUCAL Opportunity f'or a Win- tIA, to step into a fully equipped! dental office with a large clientele in Detroit. Selling on account of dleath. Phone 3183-IR. Ann Arbor. Corner of William and Maynard A GOOD IIAJO-UTKE $5 & UNIVERSITY MUSIC HOUSE Corner of Willian- andl Maynard fts From Overseas Gifts Selected -at- F STER'1S Always Please { I { i I i ( I' f; Lain gr ek- REl4RESEN:T the hIghe t develo-.ni nt of Specialists vwh3o have dlcv(,tc dt(1 Iir lives to tho subject. This is an age of1 specaiist;ini ever~y branch of' humnan activity, in business, in sports, ini art- andlil]-,OI'n%: ('lot11)i 11g?. Lan grck 1has sp~cialized inl cmterill to the needls of colle'ge men. The inoan yeXpressiois of a pprovalI the<; telien 1vr a iouti t he enlimsrt'ga "rding his e lol lie:; 1imalzo uIS crertht xie fl l ie , 1av"what you Want. SiIp-f 1,eDollars Nicke~ls Arc,,ade A 't Sate 11.{17 So.uth niversit~y '.,/JJ'1. '".i. :°... . ' ° ...+s. i"', , ° A " r , D" .,. *s . a "., ".AJ:s , ..d". 9°.rJ .r "' These Famous }Clothes Are Well Known. to University Men Mary hundreds of un- versity men know the quality, value and sttle of FINE MERCHANT TAILORING There are many mod- els in this season's offer- ings that will have a strong appeal for you. Among ihemr are the smart English Lounge Models - the double- breasted suit that will be ultra . fashionable - and many others of equal popularity- Let us make your Fall and Winter clothes to your rneasure from the fabric you select and 5style them as you direct. "Dress Well and Succteed" rr. ..w ~ ~ noeaur~swa i : , y I d : ; wM CONDUCTOR BASILE K I BS&LC , H C j i I ) ( i E i 7 t C - t Extra Concer BASILE R1BALCHLICJL IRA PACKTOYA Basile Kibalchich, w~hose Russian Symphonic Choir nmade anl ausp~icious American debut in two "New York recitals last April, was berii in Tchernigov, Southern Russia, in the center of a region which is rich in folk-lore, folk songs and a popular love for chloral singingv, hardly equalled in any other part of tihe world. NEW YORK PRESS COMMENTS The c'horuis not only sings but h'ums, and by imeans of fine grada- tions of tonle and accent ofteni suggests a string or'chestra. The sing- inig has tile sincerity and1 the true mlusicality of the Russian nature and there is the basis of a fine techlnical achievement. -Olin Downes in New York 'limes, April 17, 1924. There is an extraordinary finesse in the phrase treatment and in thle nuancinlg. The dlelicate gradation of the dylnamnics evtkes cont in- ual admiration, and the mlusical management of accent shows the fruit of long training. --W. J. Henderson in New York Sun, April 17, 19241. The Russian Musical invasion of this city had anothler delightful add(ition yesterday afternoon when the Kibalchich Russian Symphonic Chloir gave its first Anmerican concert at the Town Hall. -G-rena Bennett in New York American, April 7, 192=1. One of the mnost thrilling' experlenices we heave had In the con- cert room ilk seauson was the performiance of a ""(redo" 'by G~retch.- aninnov, the wor ds intoned with a resonant inltensity by Miss Ivanmova, a young nmezzo of the choir, against a background by the other singers. -Irving Weil in New York Journal, April 7, 1924. The remelt is a volume of lone 'wIch night have comue fromt on: sensitive and perfectly termued instrui uent except fluate these singers add their own spirit of very hInmian joy and mueancholy. -New York World, April 7, 1924. Altogether thle app~eal nmade by the American debut of tile Kibal- chich Russian Symphonic Chloir yesterdlay afternoon was effective andl instanltaneous. --Now York rrelegralll and Mail, April 7. 192. Mr. Kibalchich demlonstratedl convincingly that he knew his busi- 11ess. His compllete control of a fine range of dynamr~ics, his regard for vocal (letails and melodic outline and tile resulting product lead to the hope that the new choir may be heard again in the near future. rr Y- (= iYw . -fiw C We 1('-'!thei~u-.sal'C,'oi'.'ofh Ribal li a ~lwe thiiik -i- might he enied by thle (entlire wan iifc. * Paris La Comedia. We have anl exceilehni. choir he re illI iaihat we have never heard sulch per' eet chore 1 K>?nPim.l b ig anI he (I o Fy the cIhoir of Kibalchich. -- ihagu,"Le Narodnii Listi. The admirable aml'o"'Ib i n 'ergave a Concert wic iciaroused #Ii'f'11arku :2ic ' (Al Ilue:t;u.: ; Vers.:5r?'larvelous and an un for et ta )he eveiill.- --he£ National :Suiss;e. Their pian ii are alnlo t.Il: eiatlescs and still can be full of gaiety. ---Trib)une (le(Geneve. eiisi..n : ibalchic(' i 'hois and Atowo n"C"' Omvcr'~Hs btile l~r: s y upholly Orchiest "ai-,t,'.b h.0$.d. ;pitgle (o it-K ~ tt,$L'>0) and $2.00. ihiaylla rd S1. s i _...r. __ _ -_ -I F. W. GROSS I m4.x'i