, 4+ " " ° , PAGE SIXTEEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1 SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1925 a i J 1 Chr P tion resolved that the chapter peti- Scott and~ said quietly, "I am going tion the National Chapter to change out for a short time and may not (the name to the Sarah Caswell Angell come Mack" Ile hulled the door (Continued from Page Fifteen) Chapter of the Daughters of the Am- aside, and w ilked away, disappearing Meighan. Open house will be. held erican Revolution. in( the driftINg snows. IL did his Wednesday from 4 to.6 o'clock. At present, Sarah Caswell AngellIbest that hi; cumpanons ig;ht reach hall is used extensively for physicalI hen. Zion Lutheran Church education classes, dramatic club I lonths later the three remaining The subject for the morning wor- meetings and productions, Dean Ham-i ment, Scott, Bowers and Wilson were ship will be "A Profitable Observance ilton's and Dr. Bell's lectures for en- found frozen, buried beneath the of Sunday." This is the concluding tering women, Women's League meet- folds of their tent. sermon on the third commandment.: ings, Junior Girls' play practice, lec- The name of Oates will never die, The students will meet at 5:30 tures and other events. The hall has but will live Clown through the years o'clock for the student supper, which remained essentially unchanged since to awaken in the heart of every boy is followed by the social hour and the time it was built except for the re- I the best that there is in him. In such discussion period. moval of the seats, but its uses have l acts, and there are many in the annals increased yearly The huge increaseI u of Arctic histovry, we find the leaven Trinity Englishi Lutheran Church in the number of women on the cam- Ithat lifts the whole mass, and you The pastor's subject for the morn- pus and the development of their in-Iand I belong to that mass. ing sermot" will be "How Can a terests and activities until the accom-_ Church Save Its Soul?" The student modations of Sarah Caswell Angell supper and forum hour will be held hall have been outgrown and the wom- as usual at 5:30 o'clock. The topic en of the University look forward to a - for discutssion will be "Every Man for much larger building having a cost I a I Lf r , I r CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY / r a ART SHO' James Foster1 House of Art 213 South State St. ATHLE'TIC( GOODS Geo. J. Moe 711 N. University Ave. Pratt & Dunn Athletic Supplies and Student Furnishings 332 South State St. AUTO ACCESSORIES Willard Battery Service and Auto Specialty Shop Raybestos Brake Lining Service 219-21 W. Huron St. AUTTO'NOBILES Ann Arbor Buick Service Co. 120 W. Huron Hudson Sales & Service Used Cars of Quality 310 East Washington i 7 i J 1 Himself and the Devil Take the Hind- of $1,000,000, are silent but great trib-' most-Is This the Spirit of the Age?" 1utes to the work begun by Sarah Cas- E. H. Wagner will conduct the meet- well Angell. ing. Sarah Caswell Angell Hall MacMillan (Continued from Page Eleven) (Continued from Page Fourteen) Althoughthey had won out they in this hall, a tablet to the memory of were defeated men. There in sight, Mrs. Angell, in the: hope that the in- was the Norwegian flag, planted ones fluence of her beautiful character and month before. They began their long kind and devoted sympathy may be i homeward journey plowding wearily made an endearing legacy to the gen- back toward their hut on the edge of* eratiotis of college women, which are the great ice barrier. A blizard came to follow us in the life of the Uni- on. They were only twenty miles! versity." from a big cache of food-but strength In recognition of Sarah Caswell had failed, and there they lay in' Angell's services for many years astingt e roar of the president of the Michigan branch of win and the drifting snow. the Women's Board of Missions of the One by the names of Oates, with interior, a memorial was placed in badly frosted face, fingers and feet 1905 at the left of the stage in Sarah jhad been struggling for days to keep, Caswell Angell Hall commemorating up with the party, and was often as- the establishment of a women's bible sisted by his brave companions. He school in Peking, China, bearing her knew that if he persisted in going name. This bible school was largely on, they would continue to keep him the tribute of Detroit friends. Ethel and possibly sacrific themselves in do- Fountain Hussey, '91, the first presi- ing it. Addressing the leader of the dent of the Women's League, unveiled party he said, "I hope I won't wake the tablet. up in the morning." He did and Upon the death of Mrs. Angell in 'ay there some time listening to the 1903, the Ann Arbor chapter of the roar of the wind and drift. His mind Daughters of tle American Revolu- was made up. He turned to Captain _=_- _ / _- ___ -- -- - Whose Birthday Have You Forgotten? Greeting Cards for all Occasions at o. D. MOR RILL'S Stationery and Typewriter Store 17 Nickels Arcade Open evenings. i ( tt . l 4,. ll 1" ll i., a ,I, CONFECTIONERY Fountain Of Youth Corner Liberty And State Honey Dell 1115 S. University Malted Milks our Specialty Palace of Sweets 1204 S. University Try Our Fine Lunches Candy Sugar Bowl Ice Cream 109 S. Main Lunches (USTOMi TAILORING A. C. Barth 619 E. Williams Chas. Doukas Custom Tailor 1319 So. University Ave. Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing Arthur F. Marquardt 608 East Liberty E. J. Wiener 119 So. Main DELICATESSI N Karolyn Kitchenf 119 East Liberty-Phone 2620M DRUG STORE Edsill's Rexall Drug Store 208 South Main St. Sugden Drug Co. South U. DRY GOODS Anin Arror Dry Goods 316 South Main St. ELECTRICAL GOODS Ernst Bros. Electric Shop 104 N .4th Ave.-Phone 2814-M FISH LADIES MILLINERY Emna B. Fogerty's Specialty Hat hop 117 East Liberty St. Mack & Co. Main St. Third Floor The Vogue Shoppe Hats and Gowns 308 Maynard Wesch Hat Shop 206 E. Liberty St. LADIES WEAR C. H. Clark 211 East Liberty St. Hutzel's Women's Shops Main Shop-Main at Liberty Branch 8 Nickels Arcade The Lyndon Shop The College Women's Favorite Store for Immediate Needs Ada Gustine 716-717 First Nat. Bank. Phone 835-F1 Rinsey & Helber 413 E. Liberty St., Phone 1194-R Mabel A. Tolford 712 First National Bank Bldg. Office Phone 1516 Res. Phone 2387-R RESTAURANTS Mack & Co. Second Floor Main St. Ann Arbor Restaurant 215 S. Main St. Court Cafe 108 E. Huron St. AUTO PAINTING & TRIMMING Quality Auto Paint and Trim Shop 304 S. Ashley Ave BAKERY City Pastry Shop 516 East Liberty. Phone 3310J Federal System of Bakeries 114 Main St. BARBER SHOPS Arcade Barber Shop Nickels' Arcade Church Street Barber Shop ' 607 Church St. Miller's Barber Shop 115 W. Huron Miller's Barber Shop 1114 S. University Headquarters for Furs Zwerdling's-Established 1904 17 East Liberty LAUNDRY The Trojan Laundry 514 E. Williams St., Phone1981 The Varsity Laundry Co. Cor. Liberty St. and Fifth Ave. LAWN SEED & FERTILIZERS Ann Arbor Impliments Co. 110 S. Ashley Harris Seed Store Washington St. cor. Fifth Ave. LEATHER GOODS1 F. W. Wilkinson 325 S. Main-Phone 24 MARKETS The White Market 607 East Williams. Phone 582J Fresh Meats and Groceries GROCERIES AND MEATS =O.Otd a ,0.1 Cl 0 i J J I! SEND YOUR WHY LAUNDRY HOME? IT COSTS MORE-Eventually your parents must pay the cost of laundering PLUS the cost of transportation. IT IS INCONVENIENT-Why carry your laundry half a mile, then wait a week or ten days to get it back? Is this a Pearsall's Barber Shop 717 N. University T. R. Trojanowski 1110 S. University Six First Class Barbers Beauty Shop-Side Door Entrance The Varsity 617 E. Williams St. BEAUTY SHOP Blue Bird hair Shoppe ,Phone 3168 5 Nickel's Arcade Mack & Co. Main St. Second Floor Powder Puff Beauty Shop Phone 993-R BILLIARD PARLORS The American Cigar Store 514 E. Williams St. CAR WASHING Staebler & Sons 211 So. Ashley St. CLEANING AND PRESSING L. O. Clapp 1119 S. University Ave. Pressing 35c, Cleaning $1.25 Frank Cruikshank 1221 S. University Ave. Goldman Bros. Phone 13 Oswald Katz Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing 814 S. State-2383-J CLOTHIER Guy Woolfolk & Co. 336 South State Greenwood And Kilgore State Street, Over Calkins The Mans Shop Lutz Clothing Store 217 South Main Mack & Co. Ann Arbor Fish Market 115 W. Washington IFOUT WEAR Alexander Inc., Footwear For Men State Street Over Calkins FOUNTAIN PENS J. F. Sanders. Security Fountain Pens 308 State St. At (The) College Inn FOUNTAIN PEN MANUFACTURERS Rider's Pen Shop 302 State Street Sales and Service Home of Rider's Master Pen FRUIT Ann Arbor Wholesale Fruit & Produce Co. Special rates to fraternities. Delivering 217 E. Washington. Phone 1007-R. George Terootal 301 So. State St. FURNITURE Mack & Co. Main St. Main Floor GARAGES Ann Arbor Nash Co. A. C. Marquardt 521 South Main St. GROCERS Packard Grocery 802 Packard C. R. Rash & Sons 1123 So. University Ave. State Street Cash Grocery 314 South State St.I HARDWARE Larned Hardware 310 S. State Phone 1610 Meyer Hardware Co. 112 W. Liberty St. Muehlig & Schmid Hardware Sporting Goods and Electrical SuppliesI 205 S. Main St. Phone 574. ; Schumacher Hardware Co. 308-10-12 South Main St. JEWELERS' A. Lemble 530 Forest 'Ave. Shaw Grocery Co. 709-711 Packard MISCELLANEOUS Hamilton Business College State and William Streets P. B. Harding Upholstering. Refinishing, Repairing Phone 381-W 218 E. Huron Forest Lunch 538 Forest Ave. Our Planked Steaks Three Bucks for Two People Golden Oaks Inn 605 Forest Ave. For Parties, Luncheons and Dinners Rice's Restaurant 120 W. Liberty St. R. & S. Lunch 605 Church St. Tuttle's Lunch Room 338 Maynard. Phone 150 Utopian Cafe 1219 So. University The Walworth 819 S. State St. SHOES Alexgnder Inc. Foot Wear For Men State Street Over Calkins Ann Arbor Custom Shoe Factory Moccasins Made to Measure From $5.50 Up I 5:34 Forest Ave. Campus Bootery 304 S. State The William P. Purfield Shoe Store 123 E. Liberty St. - Wahr's Shoe Store 108 Main St. SHOE REPAIRING 0. G. Andres Shoe Repair Shop 222 S. State St. The Ann Arbor Shop Hat Cleaned, Shoes Repaired-Shines 625 East Liberty St. A. T. Cooeh & Son 1109 South University J. H, Lambert 613 E. Williams St. ' _.Matt E. 4Ehuis 116 W. Liberty St. Oscar's Shoe Repair One Day Service 1114 S. University Next To Van's Lunch Russell Bucholz 111 W. Washington Smith's Quality Shoe Repair Service 705 Packard at State Street State Street Shoe Repairing Shop 301 So. State SMOKE SHOP Blue Front Cigar Store Cor. State, Packard and Arbor St. Tobaccos, Soft Drinks and Student Supplies STUDENT'S SUPPLIES The Home Supply Store 209-211 East Washington St. If you care tosave ton Underwear Sweaters or privilege worth paying for? You can get one day service here. THE QUALITY OF OUR WORK IS UNSURPA&SED-- Nowhere will you find a more modern factory, using soft water entirely. We make a specialty of giving every piece MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Grinell Bros. Co. 116 S. Main I OFFICE SUPPLIES The Mayer-Schairer Co. 162 South Main St. OSTEPATHS Dr. W. S. Mills Osteopathic Physician 616 First National Bank Bldg. PHONOGRAPH RECORDS The Stofflet Phono Shops 616 East Liberty St. Brunswick Records PHOTOGRAPHS Dey Studios 334 South State St. Lyndon & Co. 719 N. University Ave. Spedding Studio 619 East Liberty-Phone 604W. 'RADIO Home Radio Sales Co. 318 South Main St. REAL. ESTATE Ann Arbor Home Builders' Ass'n. Edwin H. Smith Samuel Schultz 408 First Nat. Bank Bldg. Phone 33851 personal care-and the result is justified. It is all a part of the priceless art of pleasing others. Can't we please you too. PHONE 1981 TheTROJANLAUNDRY 514 East William Street Graham's Bookstores Both Ends of the Diagonal Walk Slater's Book Shop 334 So. State St. Student Supply Store 1111 So. University TAXI CAB Red Top Cab Co. Phone 1300 TYPEWRITERS Hamilton Business College State and William Streets Underwood Portable Typewriters 308 S. State. Phone 310-M. INSURANCE Rinsey & Helber 413 E. Liberty St., Phone 1194-R WALL PAPER AND PAINTS C. 11. Major & Co. Wall Paper, Paints, Oils, Glass, etc. 203 E. Washington St. Phone 237. Main St. Third Floor Tinker And Company Furnishers, Hatters and Clothers Corner State And Williams L. F. Wuerth Co. Fashion Park Clothiers Next to Wuerth Theatre downtown COLLECTIONS Michigan Collection Agency 317 First National Bank Bldg. J. L. Chapman, Jeweler 113 So. Main St. Gallu's State Street Jewelers Chas. L. Brooks 215 First Nat. Bank Bldg. Phones 315 and 3552 r "'"' i Someone fold See II ... I - w '.Iw - I _l/ "''%1 1. ' cG "\ l c°J j1 sew/ AIA/hu aII 1 W hnt 1 11